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PAGE THREE FATHER DRY CELL I "am I.. ooili)i!ru of Northwestern . ears and then grafting the three va-.' lMiv'rsity has prmlui'iHl red, whim ', rieties. . j.tnd blue corn. The pa.riotir colored i Professor Woodburn asserts he will ici-ni. showing banded red. white and soon lie able to perfect his corn so' blue grains, was produced by cross-i that the rows of kernals will show; ins! red and white ears m inalte blue ; sollil burs of red, white and bluo. World's Largest Liner, the Majestic, American Owned, to Be Ready 1922 S M"ET)FORT) MATT; TRIBUNE. lrEDFOTJD. 01E(iOX, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1921 .. . --- --'.fWV.. if l.OS ANGELES, July 1. Dr. Harry Harrlnger Cox, noted eleetrli'al scien tist, died today, at hi resilience liere. Known Internationally as the "father of the dry cell," Dr. Cox contributed many noted electrical inventions to sctepce, Including the submarine slg HUl systam for coast defense, the elec tric iusli button, a system of wireless telegraphy, using the ground Instead of the air, and the device, later incor liorated In the railway block safety system. In the field of electro-therapeutics. Dr. Cox in 1919 announced tlic Inven tion of an apparatus by which natural elements of the air could be converted Into radio activity. Efforts to use radium and radio activity to save the life of the research worker who delved deeply into this field, failed. Death was due to a malady of the throat. To clean rusty knives thrust the blades Into onions and leave for about flli hour, then polish them with ordi nary powder of bath brick. SHOULD BE TREATED THRU THE BLOOD ' ' Medical authorities now agree that rheumatism, with its aches and pains, is caused by germs that pour poison into your blood stream, Rubbingwillnotgiveper .xnanttnt relief. Thousands of rheu matic sufferers have stopped their agony with S. S. S. For Special Booklet or for jnii. viduul udvioe, wit ho tit charge, write Chief Mcdicul Advisor, S.S.S. Co., Ocp't44l, Atlanta, Qu. Get 3. 1. ut your irutfist. Standard For Over Fifty Years SEWING MACHINES New or used, nil late models Kingor Klectrlca. Cash or credit on easy payment. All MuuhlneH llopahed First -Class I irons Making, . l'lootiiitf, Hemstitching Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 S. Fir I'lione 21.1-lt PAINTING PAPER HANGING TINTING Interior Decorating in all its branches. PIANOS .Refinished and Polished. FURNITURE Finishing, Polishing and , j Repairing. All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Cheerfully Given. .'; ii .. City Kuto Paint Works ' Phone 754-J ... Make T!is Oregon Your Hotel , WHEN IN PORTLAND I'OPULAR BPACIOL'S LOUUT At the Center of Everything Broadway at Stark St. We BUBifpst you write, phone or wire fur Jteaci vutlolis AHTIll'It U. .Mi:Vl:ltS, .MallUKi-r ft - NEW YOltK. June US. Tho world s largest shi), the Majestic, will soon be operating between this port and South ampton, KiiKland, according to on nouncenient made here recently by the International .Mercantile .Marine com pany. The titanic sea palace is now lieini completed at Hamburg, ller many. Fifty times as larso as any of the packet ships that laid the foundation of transatlantic travel a century ai?o, the Majestic, reKi.steriiiK r.U.Ouu tons, will make its maiden trip in the early part of The tonnaKO of this one ship nearly canals that of all the lil vessel.s that formed I ho famed Spanish armada. Designed as the pride of the (Jernian merchant marine and launched In 1!IH ART IPENETRATES ARCTIC CIRCLE ESKIMOS HAVE IGLOO HALES KUMONTOX, Ailicita, Julie ,10. Itflnn nuiHicaK'.'i tir.rt. litorary rlrili-s may ln't'Oim1 t'uHhinniihle nmoiiK tin F.skinios. ' )cnnin Anokiuk, of AmltT- r.on Illver, leadur of :ih-polar cut;no- .'fiiti, Uuh writtiMi to Edmonton for a hunoKiaph, forty ii-cords of reci-nt sonw.H and a dozen popular novoin. 111a ordi'i cunic by tht last mall from Dawson. Tin- article; will so north !v the first Markiw.k HIvit .steamer uul will roach him in July. Tho sonus are tho.se that have won the plaudits of the cabarets, the kind that jazz connoisseurs describe as KuockoutP, believe me mammy songs, hula roiikh. ragtime love, the 3 CORVALUS BOYS ALBANY, Ore., July 1 Tlneo Cor vallls youths, William A. ScliuUz, lrviii 1. Wright and It. W. Cooley, arc heliiK held to await the action ol' the Linn county grand jury on the charge that they attempted a break; into tho Ilalsey Stuto band at llalsey shortly after niidnli;ht Sunday night. Kach waived examination when ar raigned late yestarriay following, filing of cpmiilalnts charging burglary. Henry scliuitz was snot to deain iiy a deputy sheriff following the alleged attempted robbery. Yvilliam A. Schultz has been released cm $1500 cash bail furnished by his parents. "Gets-It" Ends All Corns Just As Good For Callusen. Honey Back If It Fails. Thirty ircondM after you touch tho corn TTUb this liquid corn remover tlio Jab blfiK. ntubbluir pain ol It atops.for all tuna. Simple A A. B, C. No ooro, hard or soft, la loo old or too det-ply rootei to rt-sit "(Jpu-h.-' Im-lijt-tllutciy It lrii! find shrlvtlri. the ed (if a loo?i?n from tho truo flesh ond hood you can peel it right off with your flntfoiVos IMitnlessly ns you trim your nulls. lJon't cotldle corn r'it3. Jkjd'I nurw and DaniD'r tinT. Ion'teiit nd trim ithera. HKMOVK them with OKTS-IT." I t'ots a trillu nt any lru? store, lilii. 1 K lftwrunco & Co.. ChicuHo Kodak Finishing Hot ter :ifti c1h,'i;mt tlian tin- iK'st The Kodak Shop . .Mitlii. J . j x ISli - J':" -kSf Jsfl JBSfeW v " w. for the purpose of eclipsing the great ocean greyhounds under the flags of rival nations, this huge ship was chris tened by the then kaiser and was named for lllsmarck. Hut for tho war she would have been commissioned in 1 ! 1 fi, the last word in luxurious trans portation and a powerful factor in. lierniauy's program for maritime su preniacy. . . , As tho war progressed announce ments were made from time to time that the then kaiser had ordered the big ship to bo ready for service the day peace was won by the Germans. The armistice found the ship no fur ther completed than when launched. The peace treaty provided that Ihe Germans should complete tho vessel as designed ami turn her over to the reparations commission. 'gamut nf blue.s from cerulean to In digo, passionate tabasco melodies warranted to heat an irloo when the : temperature outdoors Is seventy be low. These ditties will Klvo the Arc tic its first taste of canned music.' Anolttok and his fur-clad hlh brows also will burn the midnight blubber over tho pnes of "Main St root,' "Thin Side of Paradise," "Moon Calf" and other best-selh'r ro mances. "What effect these cultural achievements of the white man will have upon the primoridal souls of the Eskimos In fur psychologists to con jecture. They may mark an epoch or start :i riot. (P1 ROAD BONDS SOLD POIlTl.ANn, Ore., June 30. The state highway commission today awarded fl.iiOO.OOO stato highway bends to A. M. Wright and associate?. They will pay ?l,50G,U0O for the bonds and receive. & per cent. Ow ing to tho condition of the bond market, the highway commission de cided to lisposo of no more bonds for some time except where necessary to fulfill promises to counties from which the commission cannot bo re leased. I 1" SPOKANE, Juno 30. Possibility that the state may not place .Mrs. I). C. C'orbln, widow of tho late Pacific northwest railroad builder, on trial on n charge of first degree arson in con nection with the alleged attempted destruction of her home here last April, was suggested by Prosecuting Attorney W. C. .Meyer today. Mr. iMeyer declared that, following the acuulttnl of liuis K. Lllge, Mrs. C'orbln's former chauffeur yesterday on an arson charge be was Investigat ing Mrs. C'orbln's case to determine whether or not Ihere Is sufficient evi dence to warrant a trial. HI. 976.58 !N JUNE i PALE.M. -.ore., Juno .1!). Vpproxi malely 4?, callous of gasoline were used by the average Oregon motor ist during the month of May. A to tal of 4.4.riI..HX.r ga'loiiK i,r gasoline and JS3.H07 Kalbmu of distillate were 'onsumcd by motor vHilrtes ' during that month, an-onllng to ligores made available by Serrelarv or f;t;i(t. Hum Kozer today. On both KafcuUiic and db tillate a total tax of M I ,f L'C.r, s v:ia paid, r The commission has alreadv taken over tho ship and has sold her to the White Star lino, which Is owned by Americans. The Majestic's dimensions are: Length over all. Hfill feel: breadth, WO 'feet;, draft. 40 feet. The ship will have I'eapaeity for 35:it! pa.'.seugers. with I liKHI In first cabin alone, and will carry a crew of 1-UO. Sho will be equipped to burn fuel oil and will have tank capacity for about iiGOO tons, or more than enough to feed her fires for a round voyuge. Her engines are tur bines, with four screws. The ship will be equipped with a ballroom, H theatre, a Winter garden, a restaurant, it 1'ompelan swimming bath, a gymnasium, a tennis court, a conservatory and kennels. Tho beat Beats in a theatre from n visual point of view arc those hi the first tier of dress circle. "Home, the Bpot on earth supreme ly blessed, a dearer, sweeter spot than ali the rest." Montfcomery. More Mileage Tire Co. PETTY & 132 So. Riverside Children's Free Matinee The Mail Tribune and the Geo. A. Hunt Company will entertain all the children who desire to attend, at at 1030 a. m. They have secured especially for this occasion The story is full of "pitching arm," who "falls down" on the town and win his lOSi:iiri!G. Ore., June ao.--- All i hope of finding the body of Joseph , Itohr, T'J year old hunter, who v:e". ; lost in the t'acade mountains in th-, Strader cabin vicinity last September. : was abandoned today, and his widow and sen will leave within a few day for the former home at t'antoii. Ohio. Mr. Itohr was lost while with a' bunting party. Snow fell shortly in- J ter he wandered away obliterating lit--' tracks and prevented any extended' search being made during the winter. As soon us the snow disappeared this spring, searching parties, led by a! son, Prank Kohr. who came here! from the east during the winter combed I lie woods. IMIflt i'ib U!UW INTO THE PACIFIC SAX KUAXClSCO. June ;:0. A consignment or liO.UOU Backs of cob'. BtoniKe onions, vulued at $ti0.0tm is to be thrown into the ocean oft' San Krqneisco In the next few days be ouifci It has been found Impossible to either find a market lor the ouioiiM or to i;lve them away, William J. Iturke, deputy cuiiuty horticultural commissioner, announced today. Fifteen thousand boxen of apples in cold storage, also are threatened with destruction because receipts ol l're:di apples can take care of Hie market adequately, lturlto said. I'llICAUO, Juno 30. Aftor tliroo ycura of oxporliiicnt I'roliisnor Wll- They Wear Well Our Half-Sole Tires have tho faculty of standing all kinds of roads, tho same as new tires. If you have never tried Gates Half-Sole Tires you do not know what saving you are missing in your tire bill. SXIRES VAUGHN Phone 162-R the Page; Saturday July Second 1 "Fli unas. nay in he 6118116 joys, romance and sorrows of a small town youth with a wonderful "sweetheart." CLIP A COUPON AND ii'i mi' 1 1" 111 hi iV'1 liiYrf iiUArfu Tlii illiiM'imM Latest Commercial News "'I'licrc's no li:nt! liinos coining It's just Ihe noft I imt's t4 iii.n ." J Vuaiv tl' tlic I'. iltiw ih:i( tells you in glowing terms that the eouiilry is gone to .smash. Prices in the leal her market are coining down every day. shoes today are considerably lower in price than one year ago. You can buy your Fourth of July wants in Footwear at prices to suit your purse; but bear in mind we buy on today's market and our prices are right down to bedrock. "Good Smocs" STORE CLOSED ALL F R This Saf unlay ;uil all week mil il next Saturday, July !); ono full size calcc of the new Klonzo Toilet Soap VWV.V, with ea'h purphase of u new, large, family size, 50 cent lulie of Klenzo Dental Creme. ) ' KLKNZO TOILIOT SOAP is pure, cleansing Jnd soothing to the skin. Gives a thick, ereamy lather and leaves the aromatic, deep-woods scent of pines! KLKNZO DKNTAL makes the teeth whjite and shining (lie uioiifh clean, and leaves that Cool, Clean, Klenzo h'eelino;. Ciant, new 50 cent tube coik tains enough Klenzo to brush your teeth twice a day, for nearly four months. , irst families use dental creme and soap fast. Why not save by get l ing- several tubes and cakes now? You'll have to iet them soon enough. Remember' the date ' SATURDAY, JULY 2ND 1 up to and including Saturday, July 9th. Orders re served by phone if you wish. It's a very big economy, and people buy shrewdly these days.' Better 'make sure of yours. u . job and then "ccmeo back" to save his home BE ADMITTED FREE ! 21 N. Central DAY JULY FOURTH E-E- . .4. . i .-. r .... y ., t J 7 7!
