RAPP1TES' SHRINE
TO BE PRESERVED
Woman to Restore Men's
Quarter of Queer Cult,
New Ilurmuiiy, Ind. ProMirvnlton
of on of tin most lularrMttitg links
with tli Kapplloa Iibi bfiui aasured
Nw Harmony eattlers through Hi
purchase by MIm M. ID. Keuntloroy of
to old Ilapplte dormitory hare.
Yh commercialism of tho present
which crnpt within It wall, blurring
but not obliterating It historic aa
peete, threatened the very life of the
old structure. For years It ha boused
tore. Hecontly It w to be (old to
junk firm, which would have torn
down pitrt of tt and altered the re
mainder.
Ml Fatintleroy Inlenil to reatnre
It and eventually It will become a
public ahrlne In which will be housed
relic of the quaint German peuaunts
who followed Uworge tlapp, religious
leader ami prophet, Into the almoat
tracklt'H forests bordering the Va
bah rlvor, more than century ago,
Under the doctrine of the Itnppltve,
alt member practiced sellbsry. The
men were quartered lu dormitories.
Doruilntory No. 2. which Mlas Kaunt
leroy lought, waa built In 1817. It
wa the largeat of three erected.
On Ita aoutb wall Will bang the
old sundial, acroaa whoae face the
lengthenlnf ahadnw measured off the
hour of rest and toll for the Ilappltea,
all of whom worked for the commu
nity and not for individual gain. One
of the dnrniltorlee waa burned, and
the other now la a hotel.
When the Robert Owen colony took
over Now Harmony, the old dnmltory
No. t became the property of Madnme
Fretagaot, a Trench woman. For
many your tt haa been known a the
Fretageot elore, descendants of the
madame conducting a bualneaa In It.
Of recent year a feed and coal atore
occupied a part of the flrt floor, while
the aecotid floor haa been divided Into
lodge rooma.
Smuggled Into U. S.
to Buy False Teeth
Detroit Her excuse that ahe per
mitted herself to be amuggled Into
thla country from Canada become ahe
wajited to buy an American eet of
tale teeth did not antufy immlgra
tlon Inspectors here, and Mr. Mary
Modjeeka, sixty-five yrars old, of
Windsor, la now a prisoner In the
woman' division at police headquar
ter. Mhe baa been placed under bond of
11,000 pending a board meeting, which
will determine whether ah will be
deported. 8he la charged with enter-
Ing the Cutted "tatee Illegally.
Mra. Modjeaka admitted to Jamee
B. Jewell, Immigration Inspector, that
ahe paid two amugglera M to bring
her from Windsor to Detroit In a row-
boat Three deeertlng aeamen rame
In the earn craft, and all were arreet
ed by Immigration border patrol In
apector.
Mussolini Begged for
, Job 15 Year Ago
Bergamo. Mussolini, only fifteen
year ago, waa In auch atralta of pov
erty that be wandered the etreet of
Laueanne, Swlteerland, (topping per
eon who teemed to be Itallana, ask
tag tli em If they would not give him
enough work to allow Mm to earn a
meaL
Thla aldellgtit on the premier'!
early life wa furnished by Tlotro
Neva, a atone maaon. He wrote Mua
aollnl, aaking If he remembered who
he waa. An anawer eald: "I remem
ber mighty well."
Crossing a bridge In Laueanne one
morning In 101 J. Hlgnora Nava waa
atopped by a atarved looking young
man who timidly asked whether ahe
wu Italian. When ah reaponded af
firmatively, the young man, none
other than Mnaaotlnl, pleaded for
work.
Town to Arrest Girls
on Street After 10 P. M.
t'nlontown, Pa. t'ulontown police
have ben ordered by Mnyor It. D.
Wannan to arreet ftr 10 o'clock at
night, all girls on the street who can
not give a good exense for being there.
The curfew hour for male la 1 a. m.
1'ollc record reveal that a dosen
girl hav been arreated recently for
loitering on the atreet nhout midnight,
airl of uncertain character who are
aen riding up and down the streets
with man to automobile will be ar
rested after the tero Injur.
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Few Senators Serve
More Than One Term
The Vulted States aenate fa
becoming more and more a one
term body. Lea than half the
men In tb aenate today have
been elected for more than on
term of office, a eurvey ha re
vealed. A total of R3 aenator hav
been In ofilce alg year or lea.
Eight have been elected for two
tornie, and 10 othera ar serv
ing their soennd full term In ad
dition to an unexpired torm.
Only 10 of the 09 aenator are
serving third term. '
Senator Frnticl K. Warren of
Wyoming ha pent nearly half
hi life In the aenate and I now
aervlng hi sixth contlnuou
term and hi seventh In all, but
he 1 alone In this class.
AIRWAYS FIVE YEARS
WITHOUT FATALITIES
Army Routes Traversed on
Regular Schedule.
Fairfield, Ohio. The modol airways
of tho army fur Ave year hav main
tained, without a futallty, a regular
acheilula of flight for passengers and
freight.
Hlnce April, 1021, thla group haa
covered more thun a million mtlea In
the air over 4,000 mile of route
which now ar accurately mapped and
orguulied thoroughfiirea. The ayatem
I operated under the chief of air
service through an airway control of-
ncer, Lieut L. J. Maltlnnd of Wright
fluid, here.
Average 2,000 Mil..
Alrwnya trip have averaged 2,000
mile for each army pilot, all of whom
take turn In making the flight, and
uauully cover two ,dnys. Hhlp atart
almultaneoualy from certain flying
flelda, auch a Ilolllng, Langley, Self
ridge, "Scott and Mitchell flelda, and
move over charted limn on schedule.
Kotnotlmca the flyer cross en route;
lometlme their way coincide In part
They fly over all klnda of ground,
In all seasons, and tabulate with the
most minute accuracy every point re
garding ground and air condition It
I by meana of theae repeated Bret-
hand rapurt that Information govern
ing (election of route, speeds, altl
tudea, length of hope and other vital
detalla baa been brought to the point
of uaefulneaa for virtually all of the
I lilted Rtatea. Night flight over the
army alrwaya arranged for the tech
nical equipment neceaaary to keep the
mall going.
peed IIS Mllss an Hour.
A aervlce paasenger, on hla flrat long
bop" over the alrwaya, deecrlbed the
experience a follow: "A longing
look at the ground near 8t Louis, a
big bump, and on the ground again
outalde Louisville. I'p again and
moodily down again at Dayton. Av
erage apeed 115 mile per hour. Aver
age height 2,0no feet Dayton to
Washington, practically no difference.
D, CL to Mitchell field much the turn.
except fewer bnmpe over the water.
Scheduled army fllghta heretofore
have run on a weekly bonis, hut re
cently they were restricted to one per
month from each atartlng point It Is
hopd that tn the fall funds and equip
ment will be available to pat Doug-
la transports on the alrwaya permit
ting the carrying of seven passenger
on each trip.
SESQUI DOORWAY
Thla la one of the beautiful en
trances to the Agriculture building at
the Besqulceiitenntal exposition In
1'hlladclphla.
Japan in Drive to Cut
High Cost of Weddings
To) ko. Getting married In Jupan
cost more for the Japanese than
In many other countries. For till
reason Premier Wakatsukt, a chair
man of the thrift and aavlng encour
agement board, haa begun a campaign
to make weddluga cheaper.
Kxpcndlture for a Japanese wed
ding run all the way from $250 for
the lower classes to 1250.000 for the
very rich. When the daughter of a
poor clerk marries It I frequently
necessary for her father to spend bis
entire life's saving In the observance
of the cuatoma and celebration which
ar deemed eaaentlal In order to main
talo 'faco,"
While the bride' father groans un
der heavy expense. Die- bridegroom
doee not escape. In the first place,
after the go-between haa arranged the
engagement the young man mokea a
money present to the girl' family.
The aum I auppoaed to be generous
ly commeneurate with the Intended
sou-ln law'a financial position.
Rides 40 Miles Daily at
94, Then Raises Roses
Top field, Mass. Albert A. Conunt,
who travel dally SO mile from hi
horn her to bl office In Boston,
started on bl ninety-fourth year l
little concerned as If hs had been half
a century youngur.
Mr. Con ant believes he Is one of the
oldest members of the Masonic fra
ternity In the United States. He has
been a member of HU John's lodge In
Boston since 1807. He la Topfleld'
oldest resident and for yenra haa taken
an active Interest In town affairs,
Resides Attending to dully business.
the nonugonnrlan finds time to cult!
veto spacious flower garden. Rosea
re his bobby.
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loilfi
NEW TURK CAPITAL
GROWING RAPIDLY
ormer Mud Settlement Now
Thriving City.
Angora, Turkey. From a miserable
mud settlement with 10,000 persona.
Angora hue grown In the last few
years to a city of 80,000, More than
100 atone and brick house have been
built within the last six mouth.
The new Turkish capital I growing
with the rapidity of a first-class Amer
ican mining town. A new post office1
and parliament building of atone and
concrete have Just been completed.
The latter 1 equipped with furniture
and decoration taken from the former
tultin'i palace at Constantinople.
New buildings also are In course of
erection for the Department of Justice
and for the nilutatry of education. A
new national museum and a modern
hotel are being finished. Plan ar
under way for tb erection of an opera
house to seat 8,000 persona Two high
school of modern construction bare
Just been dedicated, one for boy and
one for girls.
Thirty mile of new macadamised
roads have been laid In the city and
suburbs. The malaria Ipfeeted awampe
around the city have been drained.
codded and planted with trees. Tbe
city now haa it own electric plant a
tile factory, two saw mills, a floor
mill and a large bakery.
On tbe other hand, tbe city atlll suf
fer from lack of water supply and a
sewerage ayatem. Exposed to all four
winds, the city la subject to sand and
windstorm which In summer make
life almoat unbearable. There ar no
theater, restauranta or other place
of amusement There I virtually do
aocial lire.
British Child Must .
Go Without Circus
London. England la a ctrcualeae
land. Tbe email boys of John Bull's
Island bav no opportunity with the
advent of the aprlng to teed the ele
phant and watch the beautiful span
gted ladles dance about on prancing;
boraea In sawdust ring.
And London had the flrat permanent
circus In the modem world. Philip
Aatley built It about 120 yean ago
Just across the Westminster bridge
from the parliament buildings. It be
came so famoua tt found Ita way Into
many of Dickens' books and continued
to be one of London' favorite places
of amusement unlit It wu sold in
1803.
Street fair employ many perform-
era who work tn the open air and have
small tented menageries, but they are
nothing compared to the old-time cir
cus whlcb tb English enjoyed.
Women Plan Tax Strike
While Crickets Remain
Loudon. Tbe cricket on tbe b earth
quickly lose all It poetry when too
many Invade cellars, pan trie and
nioet everywhere else. In tbe opinion
of residents of Monarch road, Nor
thampton. The women of the neighbor
hood have held several meetings and
have threatened to refuse to pay taiea
until tbe peata have been ousted.
A few cricket In the bouse on a
aummer evening are an omen of food
luck, say tbe women, but when they
com hi drove, get In the curtain,
under the linoleum and make their
homes In every little opening, that Is
a sure sign that luck Is going a little
too far.
The borough engineer and the town
medical officers have aought way to
get rtd of the Insects, but thus far
without success.
U. S. Weather Bureau
to Fight Forest Fires
Washington. A special re weather
warning aervlce, to be conducted by
tbe weather bureau of the United
States Department of Agriculture In
co-operation with the foreat aervlce of
that department and varloua atate and
private agencies and associations, has
been organised.
An appropriation of about 130.000
has been made available beginning
July 1, 1020, and will be administered
by the weather bureau.
In addition, travel expense within
the varlou forests will be borne by
the co-operating associations. About
three-fourths of the fund will be used
In the Western atutes, where the prob
lem of forest-fire protection is moat
serious.
Just "Thanks"
Milwaukee, Wis. A hotel maid re
ceived a hurried "thunka" her for re
turning a package containing $2,000
to a hotel gueat who had left the
money In a room, after leaving.
Woman Fasts in Glass
Coffin for 23 Days
Brussels. Mine. Henry of
Charlerol became fired with (he
ambition to break the monopoly
which men seemed to bav set
up tn fasting and decided to
"demonstrate that women can
endure sufferings and privation
Just a wall aa men." Bh wa
shut up April 8, In a kind of
glass coffin, which eh did not
leave for 23 days. When re
leased two physiclana examined
her and found that she had lost
1TK pounds In weight Bh
had consumed two and a fifth
gallons of water during the
period.
HUT
FIGHT LICE AND
MITES IN SUMMER
Kerosene has been used probably
more than any other one thing on the
average farm for. fighting the lice and
mites found In the poultry bouse. It
I audden death and very satisfactory
except fur one thing: evaporation 1
rather rapid and a new spraying or
other method of treatment I re
quired in a abort time. U being al
ways on hand Is a real advantage.
Mixed half and ball with waste ma
chine oil or crank-case oil, kerosene
I much superior to us alone and will
remain effective much longer. Some
people report extremely satisfactory
results by mixing kerosene and com
mercial fly apray for poultry use. This
will often last two or three months.
Crude oil such a I burned In the fur
naces of many people and also used
for hog dip, la very effective In com
bating lice and mite.
Probsbly tb most effective of all
tb sprsy preparations that can be
used la a coal-tar wood preservative
that can be purchased at most lumber
yards and drug stores. A poultry
house sprayed wUh this should not be
further trodbled with mites or lice
for another year. It Is highly deslr
abl In using this spray to be very
careful to get every part covered. Also
care should be used to put It on rath
er thinly, especially around the neat
and perches. It will stick to tb feet
of tbe ben and wfcen carried to the
neeti get on the egg and Injur their
quality both for market snd for bitch
ing. Tb season of rapid multiplica
tion of He and mite come with tb
wanner weather of spring and effec
tive eradication Is more eaatly accom
plished then than later, as well as
saving the drain upon the flock.
Build Complete Machine
for Production of Eggs
Don't omit feeding because the
fowl ar on th rang or running
through the feed lota.
No matter bow fine th breeding,
how careful tb brooding, bow long
the pedigree, unices tbe chicks and
young stock ar kept growing uni
formly and continuously through tb
growing season, they cannot develop
to the fullest extent of which they
ar capable. Only well-grown ben
lay their beet; only well-grown male
mike th beat breeder. It Is not so
much a question of getting maturity
fer the fall and early winter ahows as
securing a complete machine for th
gg factory.
Both young and old should bav ac
cess to tbe feed hopper all the time:
the old stock for feather-making me
terlat, th young for frame, meat and
feathers.
Various Mixtures Used
for Feeding the Ducks
Where ooty a tew duck ar raised
It la satisfactory to us tb same feed
for tbe duck as la used for the chick'
ena On commercial duck farms vert
ou mixture ar use! A common on
for use during tb flrat three weeka
la mad of equal parts of corn meal,
bran, low-grade flour, with 8 per cent
meat scrap and a little oyster shell
and grit. This Is fed Ave times a day
In amounts so that tbe ducklings will
clean It up rapidly. After tbe duck
ar three week old a mixture of two
parts corn meal, on part bran, on
part middlings and 10 per cent meat
scrapa, with some oyster shell and
finely cut green stuff makes up a sat
tafactory ration.
Poultry Notes
Chicken need sunllghf to prevent
rickets.
e e e
All diseased birds should be burned.
Clean drinking water la essential,
see
For detail or luggestlon a to
poultry-bouse construction or fixtures
apply to your county agricultural
agent
e e e
If you want good egg production
next winter, see that your pullet ar
properly fed and cared for during tb
ummer months.
e e e
One-half pound of tin table salt.
added to every hundred pounds of
mash will be good for your bena
e e e
Chicks making a normal rat of
growth will, at tb end of 12 weeka.
weigh 25 time as much as they did
at hatching time.
e
Sodium fluoride or bin ointment
bav proven effective when applied to
the birds for lice. Fainting the roosts
and nests or spraying the coops with
a mlxtur of wast crantr-caa oil
and kerosene will "get" the inltes,
e e e
Egg being porou quickly absorb
bad odor and therefore ahould al
way bt atored tn clean place.
e e
The free use of kerosene or crude
oil on the roost and In th crack In
your poultry house will help to exter
minate mltea
see
' If egg ar kept over three days In
a pluc where the temperature Is
above TO degrees, even If Infertile,
they are graded a seconds. Store
them in a cool room and market
them as often is possible. -
PHPTI ANn
V-riYl LaflU
Pres. I. M. Walker
Children, 10 cents Any Time.
Continuous 1 to 1 1 p.
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THERE'S A DIFFERENCE
12S Mrth Mract
L Cafeteria
The Btit
Coffee en
Prices.
Building),
When in Portland
Do not forget to visit
tho Famous Hslreut
tln Shoe for Woman
and Children.
The Bob Shoppe
100 t'near Bid.
BL Sth A Broadway
on Alder
BARRON, Prop.
O. S.
Greenland Vast Territory
Greenland Is still largely a country
of Interest. Its six I continental. A
map of It Imposed upon that of the
eastern United State would approxi
mately cover all those atatea lying
between the Atlantic coast and tbe
Mississippi liver. It total length la
about 1,400 miles, and Its greateit
width a little short of 700.
Save Carpenter Bill
Net Hi Doing
"Doe yo' take thi woman for thy
lawfully wedded wife?" asked tbe ne
gro parson glancing at the diminutive,
watery-eyed, bow-legged bridegroom,
who atood beside 210 pounds of fem
inine assurance. "Ah take notbln',"
gloomily responded the bridegroom.
Ah'a beln' tooked." Arkansas Thorn
aa Cat.
Poet' Tomb Neglected
In the political confusion which
mnrked the reign of Charle I, the
Inmh nf Ih. nnet ton Jonaon remained
unmarked until a ca.ual rlaltor. gir
John Young, bad
son" cut on It.
O Rare Ben Jon-
Tuberculoala In Cattle
Lose from tuberculosis 1 one of
the heaviest taxea imposed upon the
live-stock Industry of today. An an
nual loss of 140,000,000 I eatlmated.
. Where Charity Begins.
'Henry," asked the young wife, "are
you working on our budget?" "Yea,
dear." "Then subtract ISO from char
ity funda for a new dress. I met such
a poor widow who makes lovely
gowns." 'American Legion Weekly.
Not While Gaa Holda Out
Wild assea In Mongolia can make
40 miles an hour acroaa country. But
do they alow up at the grade cross
ings? Toledo Blade.
One Idea of Opportunity
Too many people think opportunity
means a chance to get money without
earning It. Milwaukee Leader.
Best Horse Collar
Made
Atl lone rye straw stuffed
Insist on having tbe collar
wlta th "Pish" Labal. tf
your doalar dooa not hand!
this brand coUar, write to us
dlrwt
Kvsry collar fuarantaed.
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CUT FLOWERS I FLORAL DESIGNS
Clerk Bros. Florist, Ml aaurrlaoe tt
KODAK FINISHING,
PTtEH KNLAnfJF.MENT with every l&e
order. KawUnga Film Co., Portland. Ore.
MARRY IF LONELY: Join "The
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Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
Send os rout shipments. We mall you shack
the same day we resolve swda,
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Excluding Materialism
'You went to sleep during tbe moat
beautiful duet of tbe opera," aaid tb
wife. "I waa not asleep," proteated
tbe husband. "I waa listening en
raptured and did not want the effect
of the music apoiled by gllmpsea of
an overweight aoprano and a slightly
bowlegged tenor." Washington Star.
Table Appointment.
Tbe decoration on a table ahould
match In quality and tone. It a silver
bowl la used for flowers, tbe candle
stick should also be silver. When
glass I used, car ahould be taken
to have the piece of the same ma
terial and color.
Month of Tharmldor
Tbermidor wa the nam chosen In
1793 by tbe French national conven
tion for the eleventh month of the
year. It consisted of 30 days, and
began In some years, July 19, and lu
others, July 20.
No Painting From Life
More than 80 portralta of Columbia
are known, but none of them waa
painted from life or even during the
lifetime of the discoverer.
Conditional Promlaee.
P. W. write: 'My Uttl four-
Mrs.
ar-old 'rl said to me the other day,
-Mother how long 1. It to my birth-
dayr 'Only a little while, dear.' I
told her. 'Well,' ahe Inquired, 'is it
time for me to begin to be a good
girl' Boston Transcript
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for those who are healthy.
Nature knows the way to
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Feels Much Improved.
"I tisvo b tn poor health for soma
Mm, avatrm (enerally run down and
suffviin with atrar constipation. On
recommendation 1 tried your Barkroot
Tonic, and after ualng two bottles I
began to feat Improved In every way."
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SEVERE mental and physical
nervous reflex complications
accompany Rectal and Colon ailments.
Eliminate the causes and you remove
these reflex conditions. And they CAN
be eliminated dcuplte your discourage
menu with "quack" remedies and surgi
cat operations. My thousanda of uccne
fulcasea In many years practice TROVE
this. Further, 1 will CUARANTEE IN
WRITING to cure any case of Piles or re
fund the patient a fee. No
confinement, hotptbil oDeral
or anacithctlc
send to
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