I
'i
1 y
aney
From School Tcnchcr
To Great Imminence
A young man who wn brought up on
firm in Weetern Penruylvinii studied
ililigrntly Slid qualified lur diilrict Mhool
Irwlicr. Further punuing hii Mucllti in J
leeching, lit managed lu av up enough
rmsiey to put him iliru medical college.
Alter the Civil War, In bruin the practic
til mnlirine in tlx new oil irrtiiin ul Pi.,
nd often rixle hiirM-lni lt thru the wooda
to retch ami relieve timet who were aeri
nuily ill. He hh I tuilrnt ol nature,
I new and could estily rcrognlre tnotl ol
Ihe medicinal plant, growing in the wiio.li.
l ater, he moved to lluHalo.N.Y. when
he launched hie iavorite rentrilirt, and, la
thort lime, ihry were wild hy every dru
Kilt In the land. Today, the name ol thu
man, Dr. R. V. Pierre, U known thrmrKh
out the world. 1 1 ib liol.lrn Mrdical Uit
cuvery ii ihe beat known blood medicine
and Ionic. More than hfty million bottlea
have been told in the V. 6. II your drug
gitidoeanut tell tht (iolden Mcdiral Die
tovery, In liquid or lableu, you can obtain
trial pig. ut the tablet by uridine Me
tn tht Dr I'icru Clinic, in Buffalo, N. Y
Kor. after nil, llio love, tht patience,
(ho kindly wisdom of a grown man
who ran tnttr Into tlit) perplexities
and turbulent Impulse of a boy'i
heart, and give hi in chonrful compsn
lonahlp, and load him on by fro and
joyful way to know and chooae the
thing that are pure and lovely and
of good report, make aa fair an linage
aa we ran find of that loving, putlont
wisdom which muat be above us all If
any good Ii to come out of our child
ish rare. Henry Van Iyke.
Dtceptlon Justified.
"What In the world did yon mean
by Introducing me to Mr. Iirown aa
your aunt?" inquired the mother with
nme warmth. "Forgive me, mother,"
aald iHwrthy, "but Mr. Drown loemed
to be on the point of proponing and I
foil that It would not do to take any
risk. Ho ha a atrong prejudice
agalnt mother In law."
Leaat He Ceuld De
"Do you aland back of every state
ment you make In your newspsperr
asked Ihe timid little man. "Why
er yes," answered the country edi
tor. "Then." laid the little man, hold
ing up a notice" of bl death, "I wtah
you would help me collect my lite in
surance." Cappor'i Weekly.
No Scotch Trtipai Law.
Although Scotland Is known for Its
many regulations and laws that regu
late humnn conduct. It has one dis
tinction In the way of human liberty
not shared by ninny other countries.
In Scot land there Is no law of treapaas
and Indications are that there will be
none fur many years.
Dog Finds Gold.
A boy was playing with dog near
the old Hill Knd field at Sydney, when
the dog srrnlched up a samplo of gold.
Invoxtlgntlon showed a reef carrying
throe ounces of gold to the ton, and
a battery was promptly Installed.
Not Busy Street.
The strnicht and narrow path Is
wldo enough for Its traffic Frankfort
Times.
Perpttual Motion,
Muklng liny while the sun shines
and raising mushrooms In the dark.
Knnaas City Blur.
suffer
" a j e A I
makes your food do yoa
more good.
Note tior It relieve
that stuffy feeling
after hearty eating.
street ens the
breath, removal I
food particles
from tht) tec fix.
gives new vigor
to tlrtd nerves.
Come to you
freili, clean and
full-unvoted.
li t
rcw'VUt'), r
THE
SINGINGFEST
AT SHIRAZ
By MICHAEL WHITE
19 Short Sterr rak, C.
"W"r
has become of
Itldgeley 7"
quetllon was put
by one of two men, who
lind risen from a luncheon table end
strolled out Into the spsclous hull of
a private mansion. "I guess he's de
tained by the real estate ugent who
seut In sbobt some property he con
templates purchasing. Hy the way,
have you ever seen ltlrfgeU-y's collec
tion r '
"No," replied Ilurns.
"No I Well, you certainly ought to.
Let's look st It now."
Anson led the way to a lotur gallery
opening off a balcony on the Drat land
ing. When across the threshold both
men psuaed to view the superb spec
tacle. ITrora floor to celling the wall
dlsplsyed a unique and priceless gath
ering of objects picked up In the still
remote corners of the earth. From
the depths of the Dark Continent skins
of rare beasts, from the Never Never
Lend of Australia relic of a prehis
toric race, from the top of the world
tn the fastnesses of the lllmslsyss
banners and trophies secreted there by
conquering tribes. In glass cabinets
reposed amulets, lings, snd necklaces
of gold set with precious stonue re
covered from Etruscsn tombs; vases
and drinking cups of costal, ame
thyst, snd topss from the Imperial
palaces of the Orient Hums gnsed
s round upon ths collection In admir
ing wonder.
"Isn't It a bit strange,"" he remarked
st Isat, "that With all theae treasure
Itldgeley never set over them the on
they would most fittingly sdurn a
wlfsf
"Ah 1" ejaculsted the other. "I
gueas that question ran be answered
by asking another. Now, what would
you consider Itldgeley values chiefly in
this placer'
"It would be hard to make a choice."
Anson moved to a small table wlilcb
was a maaterplece of buhl snd ormolu
work. On lis surface of Intricate In
lay stood a glass globe, snd In tlie
globe was a little stuffed bird on a
perch.
"There Is ths gem of Illdgeley's col
lection.'' Burns glanced from bis companion's
face to tb modeet object sod bsck
sguln, with a puttied expression.
"Whstl Thalt Nonaenaer
"8tlll, It Is an absolute fact so far
SS Illdgeley's opinion goes."
"Hut why In the name of all that's
commonplace?"
"If a nightingale!"
"What of Itr
"Why It died of a broken heart"
"A broken heart T
A laugh and a sinks of the head
proclaimed Burn' disbelief In the ei
planatlon. "You doubt such a thing la possi
ble r
"Oh. well, If yoa mean heart fall
ore I may yield the point Hut an ac
tual heartbreak"
"I mean sn actual broken heart,"
retorted Anson. "There are caaes on
record Porter and the leaping tuna
fiah, for example; You Sinew Porter?
No; welt, he wss a wonderfully keen
fisherman.. He would go anywhere for
sport of that kind, down to the West
Indies or out to the Pacific coast It
wss on one of his expeditions to the
lsst ground ha booked a monster leap
Ing tuna that tugged on the line for
seven hours. The strength and endur
ance of that fiah wss marvelous. It
pretty well exbsusted Porter and bis
companions. Finally Jutt as they
were about to gaff the tuna. It mad
a supreme effort and broke the swivel.
Porter felt eur the fiih bad escaped,
but presently It rose to the surface,
fins up, stone dead. When cut open
Its heart was found to have been ac
tually broken by that laat supreme
struggle."
Ilurns smiled Indulgently.
"Well," ha said, "granted that an
actual broken heart Is possible tn a
fish, It would hardly add to a little
bird's vslue In a collection of this
kind, snd besides what baa It got to do
with Itldgeley remaining a bachelor T
"Everything,' replied Anson. "I'll
tell you. A casus) acquaintance
would probably not regard Itldgeley
ss a man of much sentlineut Hut be
bid his romance, and a mighty flue
girl ah was upon whom be fastened
his affection. I don't know exactly
what Interposed to halt the marriage,
but for some reston It was at any
rata temporarily suspended.
"Then Itldgeley went off on his wan
derings to out-of-the-way places, col
lecting all these things, and for a
year disappeared entirely In Central
Asia. A vague report cam to hand
that ha had been murdered by caravan
robbers, though according to Illdgeley's
account his plight wss no more dee
perst thsn being out of touch with
telegraph wires.
"Finally ha made for Persia, and
turned up In Shlras at a time when
a rather curious contest was In prog
ress. ' It sppesred that ths Indolent
Inhabitant of that decadent city of
poetic fame had scrambled from the
dust and were beating ench other over
the head In angry recrimination re
garding the rival merits or three sing
ing nightingales. Ths three nightin
gales were respectively the proierty
of three cafes, each car endeavoring
to win exclustv patronage by ths
vole of Its feathered songster, In
Persia tht nightingale taking tht
place of Irfgh-prlccd prima donnas
with us.
"At the caravanserai where Itldgeley
lodged, be fell Into the company of sn
Englishman and sn Australian. Very
shortly the spirit of the contest took
bold of them, snd sfter visits to the
three cafes, they became strong par
tisans.. Itldgeley stoutly maintained
that th bird he numed Madam Ne
braika, after hi state, could give th
other two long odds ss a prims donna.
With equal Insistence the Englishman
and th Auetrallun stood by their fa
vorites, calling them Madame London!
and Madame Dydns respectively.
"Heretofore the three birds had not
tested their vocal powers In each oth
er's presence, and by,thls plan Itldge
ley proposed to settle the question of
superiority for sll time. Hence It wss
to tb Cafe of the itose that th bird
were brought In covered cages, etcli
cage -being suspended from the roof
sbove a pool of clear water occupying
the center of the paved floor.
"As public Interest In tb nightin
gale contest had ruu to the touch of
dagger hilt when two men passed In
the street the stone bench around th
walls wss parked with cut-throat-look-ing
figures, while th narrow bazar
outside and the little garden of bloom
ing ros bushes from which th cafe
took Its sign were thronged with those
unable to gain admittance. Kalysn
mouthpiece went from hsnd to uuud
with wagers offered snd taken, and
tiny cups of black coffee were drained
to the success of th backer favorite.
"I'.y arrangement with th propri
etor lot were drawn for the order of
the contest, the selection fulling first
tu I-ondont, then to Bydna, with the
final effort reserved for Madam .Ne
braska. "A silence of absorbed expectancy
full upon the throng when th cover
was removed from Londonl's cage.
That little bird ruffled her plumsge.
Implied around once or twice, took a
firm grip on her perch, and putting oat
her Hi rout, gave eipretslon to a few
melodious notes. As it were, hsvlng
gained her pitch, she set off with a
eerles of trills which rose Ilk a foun
tain tossing sprays of liquid gems Into
the air. Higher and higher she sent
her voice, until somewhere In th
senltb of the ethereal blue she touched
her top note, fell snd ros to It again,
and then burst Into a rbspsody of
song. When she ceased tapping her
beak on the perch as If to challenge a
better performance, grunts and ejaca
latlona of approval brought down tb
bouse after the Persian fashion.
"8ydna followed much th sum
method a tb first bird th night
ingale singing schools In Persia being
very similar In their course of tone
production, etc. but as sb reached
higher note thsn her rival, tht Aus
tralian grinned triumphantly upon the
Englishman.
"Then Nebraska wss uncovered.
But Instead , of the little bird being
found fluttering with restrained eager
ness on ber perch, the audienc be
held her sitting motionless on the
wicker (belt tn th bottom of th
cage. A murmur of adverse) com
ment which ran around the stone
bench prompted one of th attendants
to recall tb public songster to a
sens of ber duty with th tip of a
wooden coffee stirrer. 8h gaxed
around with ber bead like eyes al
most In a dsted manner, preeently
shook ber feathers In response to the
encouraging word of ber trainer, and
bopped bravely onto her perch. A
moment of euapente followed. Ne
braska waa evidently nerving herself
to a auprem effort Presently ah
spread ber wings, threw back ber
head, opened her beak wide, and
and from It ram forth a crescendo
plaintive squawk."
"A whatr ejaculated Burnt with
astonishment
"Just a squawk," repeated Anson.
"Then sit toppled off her perch, back
ward, dead Into th bottom of th
cage.'
"Dead Into th bottom of the cage I
But bow did that happen r questioned
Burns.
"Sh died of a broken heart She
simply couldn't rite to the occasion
and beat those other birds. 8h knew
It and thst wss th end of the great
sloglngfest at 8hlras. e When th ex
citement subsided, Itldgeley bought
th deed bird and sent It to a local
taxidermist to be stuffed. II showed
Itldgeley th actual broken heart."
"Ureal 8cottl" exclaimed Hum.
"But but after all what has It got to
do with BIdgeley's lov affair?"
"Just this," explained Anson In a
lower tone, "It wss a curious coin
cidence, but lildguley subsequently
discovered that little bird died about
th asm Urn as bis sweetheart in tht
L'nlted 8tates. It wa said sh also
cam to her end from a broken heart,
owing to Illdgeley's long sbsenct and
tht report that ht bad been killed by
caravan robbers.
"Uushl" ht added, laying a warning
finger on hi Hp and drawing Burn
away from th buhl and ormolu table.
"I hear Itldgeley' footsteps. Don't
refer to th subject He I sensitive
about It But now you know why be
remain a bachelor, and regards th
little stuffed bird as his chief treasure.
You may argue that coincidences such
as this prove nothing, but for all that
they makt on tht majority of ns a
lasting Impression. Hence In Itldge
ley' mind th connection between th
detd nlghtlngul and tht romanct of
hi llf."
"Hello, Itldgeley," h turned to
greet their boat "Duma, here, la In
tereiud In thote Afghan swords."
Babbitt Again
"no's the kind of fellow," remarked
tht Man on tht Car, "who live a year
In happy anticipation of. marching In
a parsd." Toledo Blad.
UNIFORM SYSTEM OF
SIGNS IS ADOPTED
(Prepare kr the Vtill.4 Suite Di.rtmDl
f AaiioHitttre.)
Th Joint board on Interstate high
ways meeting st th United States
bureau of public roads In Washington,
D. C, adopted a system of Interstate
roads snd a terht of standard danger,
caution, direction and Informational
sign which It will recommend for use
In marking and signing ths systems
selected."
Tht system adopted will now be
mspped and as promptly as possible a
full report will be msd to th sec
retary of agriculture by whom the
board, was appointed lsst February.
Tht selected route will be num
bered In accordance with a system to
be evolved by a subcommittee of the
board.
Tbt standard routt marker will be
typical United State shield painted
white vu whUi will appear. In trt-v
th nam of th appropriate atuie. Hie
Initial "U. 8." and tb rout number.
If possible th routt numbers will be
limited to two digits for easy reading,
and steps will be taken to prevent the
use of the standard marker for any
purpose other than for tbt marking of
tht selected system of Interstate roads.
Other standard signs adopted by tb
board were is follows:
A whit shield In smaller sizt
than tht routt marker on which will
be printed tht letters B or L as a
precautionary warning on the ap
proach of curve or turn In tb
route. A similar sign with th addi
tion of an arrow pointing in th proper
direction will b posted Immediately
at the turn.
A circular sign 24 Inches In diameter
with a yellow background and bearing
th familiar railroad cross In blsck
with th letter "It R" also In black
In tb upper qusdrant has been
adopted for net at railroad grade
crossings In all state In which exist
ing laws permit the osa of such a sign ;
and tbt board recommends thst the
est of tht sign be authorised by suit
able Icglslstlon In all ststes.
Th standard stop sign adopted la a
regular octagon with th word "Stop"
In black letter on a yellow back
ground. Tb caution signs art diamond
shaped with a yellow background on
which are superimposed tb warning
worda and symbols giving notice of
runes, bills, loo gravel, etc, ahead.
In addition to these csutionsry signs
provision bss been made for tht use of
"look" or "attention" signs to be used
sparingly on spproschlng schools and
other points at which caution may be
necessary. These signs will bt tqusr
with a yellow bsckground and black
letter.
In the (election of colors and ahapea
th board has been guided by the prin
ciple that aU signs Indicating tht
necessity for any degree of caution
will be yellow. Tht degree of caution
required will bt Indicated by the
abapt of tbt signs as well as by the
words snd symMs on them. Thus a
round sign will ulways Indlcstt a rail
road crossing; an octagonal sign will
Indicate positive danger and will call
for a complete stop; a diamond shsped
sign will be equivalent to a command
to proceed 1th caution ; and a square,
yellow sign will csll attention to tbt
need for a lesser de-re of csutlon.
In addition to tht warning snd cau
tionary signs, standards were also
adopted tor various forms of Informa
tional and directional signs, all of
which art to bt rectsngulsr In form
and to have a whltt background with
black letters.
With respect to luminous signs tht
action of tht board at Its April meet
ing remains unchanged. The colors
approved art red for danger or stop,
yellow for csutlon, and green to In
dies te "Go."
Good Roads Notes
Washington la to spend $17,000,000
on roads, not to mention tht upkeep
of fence.
e e e
Penntylvsnla plsns to build a spe
cial commercial highway between
Chester and Philadelphia to accommo
date heavy trucking. It will almost
parallel th existing road between
these cities.
see
Motor vehicle produced during June
In tht United State and Canada to
taled 402,008, according to the Depart
ment of Commerce. Of theft, 350,557
passenger cars and 80,000 trucks were
made In tht United States and 14.240
passenger cars and 1,704 trucks In
Canada. In June, 1024, this country
produced 214,322 psssenger cars and
28.117 trucks,
see
Pennsylvania's system of whitewash
ing pole along highway route ha
been adopted by several other states,
ss It Is s safeguard In night driving.
During 1024 the highway department
whitewashed 810,200 pole.
e e
Th first paved road In th United
States I In Alexandria, Va. Tht
atonea used were brought as ballast In
ships from Europt and were laid by
Hessian prisoners during the years of
tht. American Revolution. Tht old
pavement la bordered h shad tree,
PHRTI A Kin
A Ral-llMjr
Portland. OreZOn.
"
Better Franklin Service-Storage and General Repairing
ANDERSON & RICE,
404
A New Fad Perhaps.
We sometimes have to go outside of
our own door to learn what is going
on inside. Thus from Canada we get
tht Information that the latest Ameri
can fad Is the sending of engraved
cards announcing the sender divorce,
An example given runs thus:
"Mrs. John Henry Howard la pleased
to announce
Her husband, John Henry, Is given
the bounce."
Boston Transcript.
Record Hailstones.
The maximum possible sizt of hsll
Mt .iRs r-'-u t b roaltlvely stated, but
stones lai'tr Di.m a man's fist and
weighing more than a pound have
several times be -n reported. During
a hall.':tora In l.utal, on April 17, 1S74,
stones fell that weighted one and one-
half pounds. Hailstones 14 Inches In
circumference fell In New South
Wales in February, 1847.
Needed Compass Change.
The United States Geological surrey
says that a compass should be changed
about one degree every 20 years. This
change is necessary, as the magnlc
pole toward which the needle of a com
pass point and tht North pole art
not the same. The magnetic pole
ahifts, and therefore the change must
be made In the compass to make op
for the shift of the magnetic pole.
Also a Counter Irritant.
A feminine newspaper writer says
no two people can live together In
matrimony without friction and with
out getting on each other's nerves.
But people must marry, and some of
tbem must live together, friction or
no friction, nerves or no nerves. It
seem to as that nnder such circum
stances children are not only a great
help, but necessary. Houston, Post
Dispatch. Growth of Post Office.
Benjamin Franklin was tht first
head of the postal system of the Unit
ed States. When he took over the
affairs of his office, there were 75 post
offices, with an aggregate postal reve
nue of $30,000 a year. Today we have
more than 63,000 post offices and
about 300,000 employees. Tht aggre
gate revenue collected and expended
amounts to about S00,000,00O annu
ally. 8eli-Help.
Self-help Is a great virtue, provided
one only helps oneself to a fair share.
The Ideal of Independence Is to ac
quire as little service as possible from
others, while being ready to give to
others as much service as Ilea with
in one's capacity.
Drive Awsy Mice.
It a trap, or the best remedy, a cat.
Is objected to In ridding a house of
mice, try plugging the mouseholes with
bits of sponge or cotton wool satur
ated with oil of peppermint, and
sprinkle the oil in places frequented
by the pests.
Facts About Ant.
Tht brain of an ant Is about the
site of the head of a darning needle.
These Insects live from eight to ten
years as a general rule, although
specimens In captivity have been
known to reach the age of fifteen.
Chlnets vs. English.
Throughout tht world more than
twice as many peoplt speak Chinese
as English.
Defy Approach of Age.
Robert Louis Stevenson gives good
advice when he says: "Cling to your
youth; It Is an artist's stock In trade;
do not give up that you art aglne and
you won't age."
The Greater Deed.
He who sows the ground with care
and dllllgance acquires a greater store
of religious merit than ha could gain
by the repetition of ten thousands
prayers. Zoroaster,
Qualities That Live.
The best portion of a good man's
life his little, nameless, unremember
ed acts of kindness and love. Words
worth. Wisdom ef Maturity.
A we grow older wt doubt the wis
dom of working hard to let the cbll
dren have an easier timet Birming
ham News.
Devil's Food.
If you throw crumbs on tht fire you
are feoding tht dovll. Old Froverb.
OFFERS A MARKET
FOR YnilR Punniirc
as w w a ft IWaV X Veft-a
tfllinrifll I r ninrrn m iiin
3v AuutiiLLc rnuiu-rLATo
Compleli Change Saturday .
IJ..L. tir-.l. A - . "
huuiib, wee oRv maiinee auc;
Evening, 85c. Continous 1 to 11
p. m. Children 10 cents all times
Kltiaibn' K700
Portland, Ore
Hart 8li.it Ninth
cut f.;Vi'er; & flr,.l les.cns
Clark Bros, Fieri, ta, 117 Vorrtioa St
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
Send w your hipmenta. W. mil yen cluck
the mmm dajr w receive toula.
Portland Hide a Wool Co.
in saw wool sans, rsrruss, imsss.
New Fluff Rtigs
Mad From Old Carpets "Wear Like
Iron."
Deal Dtrwt with th Manufacturer. Abeolott
8.tfacUoii Guarantaal. 8a4 ia You aU
tortel or Wrlu for prim
WESTERN FLUFF BUO COMPANY.
SMS Unto. AnaM Nor. Portland. Onto)
DECIDE NOW about 1926
CHICKS
Our Acrreditrd t'hkua tor
will t b-tt-r than evr.
Kva-rythlnK Indicate a bis
d.nianrl. Cet In touch wlin
ua now to ar-cur the lowest
prlrea. 1Mb .ucceanful year.
QUEEN 1 IATC1 IE R.Y- Jnv Todd
Q irr.AvtHul tlATTkl
Simultaneous Ideas.
Darwin originated the natural se
lection theory of evolution, so far aa
he himself was concerned, but It la
a curious fact that by an extraordi
nary coincidence Alfred Rusoel Wal
lace formulated the same theory at
the very same time of ita utterance
by Darwin. Both men published ar
ticles presenting this theory In tht
same number of tht Journal of tht
Linnaean society In lSSS.
High Englnt Speed.
The highest engine revolution known
is alleged to have been reached by a
new design of internal spindle grind
stone used to grind cylinders. The
shaft revolves 80,000 times a minute.
Hermit Crab's Protection.
The hermit crab, says Nature Mag-
axine, protect itself by Inserting its
abdomen into some empty shell which
it carries about la all of Its wander
ings. Much Msrcury from Spain.
More than one-fourth the world's to
tal output of mercury comes from the
Monte Am lata mercury mines of
Spain.
The Testimony of Others
TN my new book which may be
had FREE upon request, on
PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis
orders, I have reproduced nearly 100
letters from among those received from
my thousands of patients. These tell you
frankly of their years of suffering of their
trying home remedies and even opera
tions, snd, finally, of their complete cur
bymyNON-SLKCICALmethod. These
ore trom eies and wean of
every etaHoa. many of whom yow
stay know. You will Icara by
reaUInt this Rook why I can Si v.
t WK1TTKN CliAKAN I KK to
curt your Plk. or return your Im.
i DEAN. M.D..Inc
PORtlANO Officii; SEATTLE OFflCCi:
Or n.n Builrtino Sot SIX Shak Bil4if
STMAMtj-MAIN IJTM ANO PINtT
You Want a Good Position
Very well Take the Aorountaaer ant
Bualnena Uajiaaement, Private geretaeW
ii. Calculator, Comptomatar, atonoarav"
phlc, Penmanehla, UT CeeaaaertM T ee.ee.
ra' Court at
Behnke-Walker
The foremoat Bualnaea Colter of th
Northweat which h.a won mors Accuraey
Awarda and Gold atrxlala than any othor
tchool In America, fend for tur rVueroae
Cataloc. Fourth Street nrar atortiaeav
Portland, Or. I.aac M WalkerL Pro.
ROOT
AND HERB
REMEDIES
If taken In time, prermt oprr
atlona fur 1 & Catarrh,
Aalhma l.ui. Throat, lim,
Ki.lrwy. Khumeliwn, Bluui.
' order- Blaridw Troubloa,
The C. CeeWo RcfneiHrj ara
... :. Imrmlcu, a no druse or poJmmi
are UMd. umiNiMd ol Ihe
chob
Ml modi
ndharl
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