Advised Young Girlt
Concerning Health
1
Mm. Anns Fisltcr o 01 Wsdiinrnn
St., Kugrnr, Orrg., pnyt: "liver mice
I waa a Rnl 1 have l.ikcii t)r, 1'icrce'
Favorite I'rmrriiition and it lis been
mil a woiulcr I ui lirlp In nic that 1 urn
glad la give (lulrtiti'iit fr publication.
Ai i girl, when 1 wai growing into
vvununluMxl, 1 gilt nil run down in
licalih, win ncrvutii anil weak, due to
backward development, and had to quit
itltuul. Nothing did me any R'xvl until
my timilirr brg.in giving me Ur. Pierces
favurile Prescription and it completely
mtored me to (food health and I grew
into womanhood without any more
trouble."
.Start at nnre with tlili "Prescription"
tnd ire how quickly vnu pick up (pel
stronirrr and better. All dralrrs, Write
Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buflalo,
M. Y fur Irce advice
Great Lakti Guile,
That lulla and tirni Inhaliltlni the
Ort-at Lake region ecuttur over s
wide range during their migratory
flights baa ln.cn Indicated by a check'
up k ii pt on bunded bird, according to
William I. Lyon of the Inland Illrd se-
auclatlon, who marka more than 1,500
n( the (owl yearly In an effort to lucre
thi'lr length of life, mating bablta and
traveling ability.
Prevention of Rablea.
ljtrgidy by muana of doga, the fa
mnua Kronen Inveetlgator, Paalour,
worked out hla preventive treatmetit
fur rablea, a treatment which baa re
duced the mortality of peruana bitten
from 16 to ! than 1 per rent. Now
doga are being treated In a protective
manner, o that they do not become
rabid. Ilygele, ilagaalne.
Attitude Toward a Friend.
Deliberate long before thou conse
rrate a friend, and when thy Impartial
Juntlce concludes him worthy of the
boaom receive him Joyfully and enter
tain him wlecly; Impart thy aacrete
bodily and mingle thy thoughta with
hla; he la thy very aelf; and uae him
ao; If thou firmly think him faithful,
thou makeat blm so. yuarlcs.
Another Doom.
A new needle finding button U aald
to aave the worker'! time by encourag
ing the needle to allele eaally Into the
thread holea. The underside of the
button la molded In aucb a way that
wlda-mouthed cliannela guide the
needle toward the holea. London Tit-
lllta.
Uae for Flehee' Seals.
rear I essence I obtained by rub
bing off a eubatanre from the icaloi
of certain flah, freeing from foreign
matter and aunpending In water or
other aultable liquid. In tlila coun
try the icalua of herring and men
haden are uaed.
Avoid Bad Company.
No company la far preferable to bad,
berauae we are moro apt to catch the
vice of othcre than virtue, ai die
rase la far more contagloua than
health. Culton.
Big Coffee Conaumptlon.
The annual conaumptlon of coffoe
In the I'nltnd States 1 about 1,000,
000,000 pounds. The annual oonaump
tlnn per capita I over nine pounda
per year.
First to Uae Vlollnt
Gnupar da Sula, who workud about
1560, wua the flrat maker who la
known to have produced the violin.
Earneatnees 8upreme,
There la no aubatltute for thor
oughgoing, ardent and alncere ear-
nuatneas. Dlckena.
Little Farm
Near
Oakland,
California
Induntrial Capital of the Wcat
Full prico, $900. $90 down; $10 per mo.
F. J. LYMAN, 37S1 SWw.T, IMui, Uid
You Want a Good Position
Vtry wall Take the Accountancy and
jiujutiftna Aianiii-emeni, rrlvate Hacretan
ul, CiiliMilutor, Cumptianatar, Htanoara
prle, I'annmnahlp, or Commercial Twuih
ra' Course at
Behnke-Walker
The foremnat llualnaaa Collrg of the
Northwest which hue won more Accuracy
Awarde and (luld Madala than any other
arhiNil la Aimrlii, Hnd far our Hiiniwaa
Cauiliie;, Fourth Htreet near Jiton-laon,
l-onmiiu, nr. laaao . waiKar, I'ree.
P. N. U.
No. 14, 1926
THE
MOTTLED
SPIDERS
By MARINER J. KENT
l(Q by abort story fuk. 0.)
IT WAN quite a number of year be
fore the United Hlutea government
began It arvheologlcal reaearche
along the Utile Colorado river In
Arizona thut the following announce
ment, which altructed considerable at
tention, appeurod In the advertlalug
columni of a liewauiper:
WANTKI): Hneolmane of aolden.
miilllril auldara of Ilia aoeolia Mvaale
llanUII, (in dollar each will t paid
fur euat-tmane. in l,,i. not ezaaadln
una intra from the aama loi allly, which
inuai ui aooureiaiy uaacritjaa. iienver
10 underaltfiiad al tha Union Hulal.
Clara Wharton.
Clinton Jluther, on the itaff of the
puper, muile It bla purHiae to find out
about the aplder nil. He readily found
Ml a Whurton and wua gruvloualy re
ceived. She wua a chunulng young
wonnin. of perliupi twenty-eight, and
without bealtutlon told a very Inter
eating story;
A brother and heme If were left
nrphaiie when ahe waa twenty and he
eighteen year old. Their Inheritance
wua ample, and Alfred, the brother,
became an euthualaatlc atudent of
archeology. When he waa of age he
departed for Arliona to pureue hi
einillca there.
'Thle wua five year ago," contin
ued Mlai Wharton, "and eiceptlng a
alngle letter 1 have received no tldluge
of Ii I in. After exhausting all meana
to find him I waa led to a final reeort
by a peculiar account of golden apl
dera my brother gave In hi letter the
one letter I received from Alfred at
our home In Iloaton a few niontha aft
er he left me. It waa dated from Tbe
liuln, Arizona,' and briefly told that
he bud dlacnvered a Tuanyan cave,
heuped with gold-duet. He wa led to
eicavnte for the rave becauae of the
great number of golden mottled apt-
dera that came out of the ground
through an opening they had made.
Thl opening led to th mouth of the
rave, which had been covered with
rocky debrl and send. He Incloaed
a little of the gold-duet In hi letter
and upon that alight clew I am work
ing." "Yea," Interrupted Mather, "I know
that aplder marked with gold are
common to the Southweet, but wby arc
you bunting them)"
"I am naturallat enough, replied
Mia Wharton, "to know that th col
oring and marking of Inaect are large
ly Influenced by their environment.
and It la logical to Infer that, a the
rave my brother found waa tbe home
of golden-mottled apldera, their mark-
Inga would reflect the character of tbe
gold dual In the rave. At any rate, I
have proceeded upon thl theory, and,
with tbe nld of a powerful mlcroacope,
I compare the golden marklnge of the
aplder I obtain with the gold duit
from tbe cave. When I ehall find a
lot of aplder wlme marking are of
the aame color, tenure and finenea
a the gold duat, then I can locate the
rave and, I fear, find tbe remain of
my brother."
A the week went on Mather' ac
quaintance with Mia Wharton ripened
and he grew euthualaatlc over her
quoat. One day he found her greatly
agitated, and ahe could only exclaim,
"I have found the aplder I"
"From what par' did they comer
eagerly qneatlnned Mather.
"Krom'the llomnlobl ruin."
"Why, that la only three mile from
Wlnalow," exclaimed Mather. "We
will go there tomorrow."
It wa to arranged, and for many
day th two hunted the ruin for the
golden Ipldcra, At laat they found
them, countlpH number of them,
puurlng out from under a large fiat
tone Imbedded In ahattered rock and
bowlder and half burled by drifted
land.
The following dny they returned
and, with lultnhle tool, rleured the
flat atone and rulaed It on It edge.
The lifting of the atone dlacloeed an
aperture only large enoush to admit
a alngle peraon. From It extended a
flight of itep rudely cut In the aolld
rock. Tlicr wa nothing forbidding
or nnrnnny about the pnaaageway and
Mather at once deacended, followed
by Mia Wharton. At the depth of
perhapi a dozen feet the atepa ended
In an nlmoat aqunre cavern, exceed
ing but little In width or height the
future of a tail num. Evidently It wa
the treuaure-vuult of aonie archaic
tribe, hollowed, with Infinite labor, out
of a niaaa of granite. The rock had been
covered for age with hot and arid
aiinda, baking In an a I moat ralnleaa
region, and th air In the vault waa
therefore a dry nnd parching aa that
of en oven. The bright ray of the
noonday ami penetrating through the
narrow atnlrwny but dimly lighted the
rave, yet the light wa aufllclent for
the two explorer to ee a lomber
inaxa, In the aeinlilnnce of a humnn
form, atretched out on a bed of glit
tering gold a marvclou bed cover
ing the entire floor of the vault, and
ankle deep with preclou nugget of
gold, mingling with float-gold or neat
ling In the lupernbundant gold dust.
The roof of the vault wa hung with
dark featoou of age-thickened webe,
and from wall and web a thouannd
golden-mottled aplder retreated be
fore tbe unnccuatomed light of the
aun. With their bright marking,
acomperlng over the web canoplea,
they aeemed Ilk minute moving atar.
Aa Mather' eye roved the weird ur
rounding they fell upon a knife driven
Into a crevice In the rocky wall. Ad
vancing to examine It he found that
the blade trunaflxed a iheet of web
coated and dlacolored paper upou
l
which were acrawled loine line. Hi
removed the puper and handed It t.
Mia Wharton, who atood gazing t
the , aomlier mime a one trnnallxed
Mechunlcttlly ahe took the paper end
read with difficulty theae word;
"The atone which covered the
entrance to the cuv ha fallen
and 1 am burled alive. I thought
I hud eecurely propped It up, but
th yielding eund hu let It topple
down. I cnnnot move It and 1 am
dying of the lumt auffocutlng."
"It I the huudwrltlng of my brolh
er," aald Mine Wharton quietly und
moved forward.
Mather bounded up the tep and
tolled at the flat atone until It fell
buckward and away from the en
trance of the atulrway. When he re
turned Mia Whurton wa kneeling be
ilde the Inert uieaa, aoliblng geiilly
Mather knelt bealdu her and examined
the ahrouded form. In punning hl
hunda over It he could feel the full nut
line of a human body which the bul
and dryneaa of the vuult had abrlveled
and completely mummllled.
In alienee Alfred Wharton had gone
Into the land thut loveth alienee und
by client mlnlMer had been en
alirouded In alienee. No dead and
anointed king ever had a more gor-
geou atiroud than thut with which the
little toller of the cave had enwrapped
the Invader of their home when he bud
perlahed. They had thickly covered
III in with layer after layer of allken
weba, and niontha, If not year, had
been eoneiimed lu tbe conaummntlon of
tbe Imperial robe. In tbe uncenalng
effort of the weaver bit of the flout-
gold, light a the humuiered product
of the goldlieater, had attached them-
eelve to the worker and In turn hnd
clung to the allken menhea of the weba,
till th dlapbiinnu winding eheet wua
reaplendent with Burlferoua flecking.
It wa like a luatroua robe of black
Ilk tarlatan, ornately embullUhed
with many golden apunglea.
Mlaa Wharton and Mather a roue and
ought the wn air. Freed from In
trualon the little atiroud weaver In
myriad column mounted the atone
atepa In ecarch of foodful prey. To
and fro nnceaalngty they puaaed. un
heedful of the dead and living, un-
ni luil ful of the teeming wealth reflected
by their golden-mottled bodle.
Suez, Viewed at Dawn,
Like Enchanted City
In the eouth, to which w were
headed, a high range of Africa' atark
llmeatone crng atood over a bur
nlahed ace. The aun looked itralght at
them. And Juat above them, parted
from their yrllow metallic iheen by
narrow band of aky, wa tbe full globe
of the declining moon ; and th moon
heraelf wa no more dietant and nn
more Ritectral than earth' bright
rock beneath her. It wa not eur
prlalng that acene waa motlonleaa and
constant, write II. M. Toinllnaon In
Tldemaroa.
There waa no wind, there w no
air, or all would have vanished like a
vlalon of what hae departed. Thnae
lumlnoua berg ahone Ilk copper.
Their marking were a clear and
fine a the far landocape of a newly
rlaen harveat moon. Hue wai not far
away, and It lilac ahadow were aa
unearthly aa th deaert.
Some vlllua were Immediately be
low, arbored In tninarlak and rnaala.
A few tree. In that green muaa were
In crlmaon flower. I could imell the
burning aabore of aromatic wood. A
child In a cerlxe gown Hood under a
tree, hut ahe wa ao atlll that, like
the pollahed water. Ilk the hill of
brum, and the city built of tinted
ahadea, alie might have been the de-
celt of an enchantment
A tugboat rounded a point, ahattered
the glaaa of the aea, and the child, re
leuird from the apell, moved from on
der the tree. Men In our ehlp were
aboutlng. Mull hag for Singapore,
Hongkong, Shanghai and other place
a well defined, were thrown Inboard.
Theae men gave no aften
tlon to dead hill and the tyrant In
the hea vena. I am prepared to believe
they would have been Incredulou con
cemtng any town about there built
of lilac ihadowo. Our ehlp rounded
away Into the Gulf of Suez, th north
ern corner of the Ited aea.
Uncultured May Have
Appreciation of Ait
Itut If ni'iat people of the cultured
crowd are liiiiiervlou to true art, la
It really poaidliler thut a common
country pennant, for Inatnnce, whoxe
working dny are filled with labor, and
whoae lelaure I largely tuken up by
hi family life and by hi participa
tion In the affair of hi village I It
poaalble thut he can recognize and
be touched by work of art! Or-
tululy It I I Juat aa In ancient Greece
crowd naaembled to hour the poem
of Homer, to today In many count r leu,
a hu been the cane In tunny age, the
goapel purublea, and many admirable
folk title aud folk aonga, and much
elae of the hlgheat art, are gladly
heard by the common people. And thlx
refer not to any rellgloua uae of
th llllile atorlca, but to their uae aa
literature. Aylmer Minnie, In Intro
duction to Tolstoy' "What I Art.'
Pre-Civil War Act
The name "Mlaaourl Comprotnlae" In
popularly given to an act of tbe United
State congren, pkaaed February ST,
IHL'1, admitting Mlaaourl Into tin-
Union a a iluve-holdlng atate, but ex
preaaly declaring that zlavery thould
thenceforth be prohibited In any itute
lying north of latitude 30 degree, 30
minute the touthern boundary of
Mlaaourl. Although Henry Clay wa
one of th moat prominent iupportera
of thl meuaure, It originated not with
him but with John W. Taylor of New
York. Kauau City Tluiv.
nrarrmr
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GUINEAS ARE BEST
n PEST DESTROYERS
The guinea I a native of Africa and
I beat tulted to a warm country,
though they will do well In the lati
tude of Weat Virginia and Indiana,
write A. J. Legg of Weat Virginia In
the Iturul New Yorker, There are
two breed of guinea In thl country,
the pearl and the white guinea. lioth
are about the aame nature, the main
difference being that of color.
lloth breed are of a wild, nervoa
nature and enjoy traveling all over
the farm In aeurch of bug and worm.
They can be taught to return home at
night and to rooet In the poultry
bouae.
Guinea are about the beat Inaect
deatroyer that I have ever tried ; they
prefer worm and bug to grain,
though they will eat tome grain. I
have eccn them eating currant worm
and Colorado beetle, two neat that
chicken pa by without molectlng.
I bav alao aeen guinea killing field
mice. To anyone who want to turn
crop peat Into a valuable product 1
would recommend a flock of guinea
for the purpoee.
The guinea I a good auromer egg
producer, begin laying In April and
If kept from ilttlng ahe will continue
to produce egg until late In tbe fall.
The hen lay an egg every day while
they do lay and an average of about
100 egg to the ben may be expected
from a flock In a aenaon. The egg
are not a large the chicken egg,
but are of a better flavor and have a
harder ihelL
To anyone who la thinking of rais
ing guineas I would recommend that
they buy egg and batch them under
chicken hen rather than to buy old
guineas, as th old guineas are liable
to rang away and not come back to
their new bom. Tbe beat season for
the young guineas to be batched Is
June and July, as they delight In
warm, dry weather but cannot stand
a cold, wet season.
A good-Blzed hen can cover twelve
egg very well A soon as they
hstrb tbey should be Incloaed In a
close box or coop for a few dayi until
they learn their adopted mother's call,
elae tbey may stray awsy In the weeds
sod grass and get lost. A young
guinea la Ilka the grouse or quail and
will hid when scared.
After the guineas are a few days
old they become very much attached
to their adopted mother and will fol
low her until grown. They should
bar free range with shelter only
wnen it l raining.
Only a tew male birds should be
kept about, on for eight or ten hene.
In this wsy Uiey will go In flocks and
several bens will lay in the sum nest
Poultry Diseases Cause
Heavy Losses to Farmer
Heavy ose of poultry are being
raueea oy a form of cold known a
oronctiiti or cold In th windpipe,
D. C Kennard. aaaoclate in animal
lndutry, Ohio experiment nation, who
I receiving numerous reports of re
duced egg Droductlon and Ioum (mm
disease, attributes theae loeaes largely
to cloalng tbe poultry houses too tight
and to overcrowdlne.
In bronchitis, apparently healthy
Diroa aie suddenly from strangulation
caused by a thick mucus which Alls
the windpipe. This can be detected
by opening tbe trachea, or windpipe
rrora end to end with a pair of small
telaaurs.
The disorder respond to preventive
meaaures better than to treatment
Prompt relief may reault from admit
ting an abundance of freah air with
out drafts. Drovldlue ainole It nor anil
rooat apace, and replacing old litter
witn fresh, clean material Epsom
salts may be given to aid birds In
overcoming the disease.
Ducks Demand Plenty of
. Water With Their Feed
"A duck la contented so long as It has
plenty of water with Its feed, and a
dry place to rooat In ; If water 1 not
upplled, and If the roosting ahed I
dump and cold, th duck first drowae,
then roll over on their backa and die
much a ducklings die from "flu"
when they encounter digestive difficul
ties of any sort
Give the ducks animal food of some
kind buttermilk, or beef scraps. Utve
them also mineral feed In the way of
bone meal, and of conrae moat ground
grain and green food. Keep water In
deep pans before them at every meal
Lemons' ration for ducks Is good
for either breeders or laying stock :
One huahel bran, one bushel low-
grade flour, on buahel corn meal, on
buahel green feed, one-half buahel
either raw or cooked vegetable, one
buahel In ten of beef scraps, one-half
bushel In ten of cooked fish.
Fresh Ground for Chicks
Ild you ever keep chicks In a smull
run, and after they were eight or ten
week old' notice that they begin to
droop their wing and Risk a alow
growthr If you had plowed or spaded
the run It would have helped. When
chirks have only a small rang they
soon contaminate the soil No otbei
cause does more to promote tubercu
losls among fowls than growing chicks
on th uine ground, year after year,
Muny caae of gape tiiuy aluo b
traced to th! cnuae. .
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Wster Not Fattening.
Water is not fattening, neither does
It influence digestion or other bodily
processes so as to govern obesity.
Prohibition of water Is effective only
as an indirect means of making a per
son eat less food. Many people are
surprised to learn that the current
Ideas about water are a mere super
stltton and that they may drink all
the water they please while reducing.
First Diving Bella.
Tbe diving bell Is first mentioned by
the ancient Greek philosopher, Aris
totle, about 32S B. C. This Instrument
was nsed In Europe as early aa 1509.
It Is said to have been used on the
coast of the Island of Mull, western
coast of Scotland, In searching for
treasure lost In the destruction of the
Spanish armada.
Keep Ring On.
When washing your hand In a pub
lic lavatory, keep your ring on and
wash your hand a bit carefully, so
they do not wash off. The ring may
get a bit oapy and dull, but that I
easily remedied at home. There is
too much risk In forgetting and theft
to remove them In a public place and
let them stand on the wash bowl.
Whsrs In a NamsT
Her name was Orange Grove. When
she wa marriod one of the little niece
who did not know ber very well heard
member of the family calling her
Aunt Orange. She said: "Is there an
Uncle Lemon!'
Useless Saving.
Chap over In Cleveland has started
a movement to save the old cemeteriea.
Right now we'll say he needn't save
any for ua. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Is 8h Extinct?
Observation of Oldest Inhabitant
What has become of the old-fashioned
housewife who didn't think It was
grounds for divorce It her husband
expected to have dinner ready when
he got home? Cincinnati Enquirer.
Puullng.
Lover I'm afraid to ask for her
hand in marriage. She knows how to
cook ; she can mend socks snd she
doesn't care a thing for the movies.
She's abnormal; there must b some
thing wrong with her. Paris Rlre.
i Poor Way to Pray,
Too many people pray with the
feeling that It won't do any harm even
If It doesn't work. Sun Francisco
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this brand coUax, write to ua
dliect.
P. SHARKEY A SON
SJ Union Av.. Portland, Ore.
Original Bailiffs.
Bailiff Is a name which waa Intro
duced into England In the time of
William I, and came to be applied to
various officials representing or acting
for the king. The sheriff was tha
king's bailiff, whose business It was
to preserve the rights of tha king
within his "bailiwick' or county.
Not Really Hemp.
Manila bemp, which I used In mak
ing rope. Is not hemp at all, but
coarse fiber, eight to ten feet long,
found In the sulk of the abaca, a
fruitless sort of banana plant
Railroad on lea.
During tbe Russo-Japanese war
full-sited broad-gauge railway waa
built across Lake Baikal, In eastern
Siberia, on tbe Ice for a distance of
more than thirty miles.
Bound to Be Dissatisfied
It's just Ilka a fellow who has been
fussing for rain to grumble because ba
has to get up In the night and close)
the windows when It comes, say tha
observing cuss.
without "fear! Barkroot
Tonic keeps your digestive
system active and your body
healthy.
Portland Mall Carrier Sayei
"Ituva tuken Itarkmot Tonic with
moat aHttarui-tory roaulta after a aavere
caae of Influtnsa laat aprtng, and find
tt equally effective to head off a cold."
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