Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1935, Page 6, Image 6

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,. MEDFOKD. .OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935.
tion; Shall woman be our chief
tain? Five years ago Col. Alexander Hew
MacLean, chieftain of the Mac Leans
of Ardgour, Argyllshire, died leaving
no male heir. He was said to have
been the beat-loved chieftain In th.r
Highlands. He wllleld hta estate of
Ardgour to his eldest daughter Cat
rlona. Catrlona will be 16 soon. Her
mother, the Hon. Mrs. MacLean. as
sumed that Catrlona, as her father's
eldest daughter, would be chieftain.
The clan association disagreed.
They argued that a woman could
be chieftain of the clan only when
the first time In Lenawee county's
history to restrain Miss Ruth Wil
liams from "vamping" her husband,
Dr. Franklin D. Myers.
Colton on EMVhltney Farm
WESTBORO. Mass. (UP) The farm
originally owned by EU Whitney, In
ventor of the cotton gin. soon will
harvest New England's only cotton
crop. Victor Despres, who lives on
the farm, has an acre of cotton la
full bloom!
For Hose that Wear buy
NOLDE & HORST
Bthelwyn B.' HoffmanB.
GIRL FIGHTS FOR
there was no suitable male heir in
the direct succession.
Accordingly some months ago the
clan association welcomed Command
er H. H. MacLean, as chieftain.
Mrs. MacLean strongly opposed this
move.
"I want to be chieftain of the Mac
Leans of Ardgour as my father was,"
Miss Catrlona said. "Commander H.
H. MacLean Is an Englishman, and
he has no property whatever in Scot
land. I, on the other hand, am the
direct successor to my father's title,
and I am heir to the estates of Ard
gour and I will fight for It."
tles has been revealed here by the
confession of a native.
Claiming to be head of this llllct
concern, the native revealed that the
"trade" was carried on In several
parts of the Transvaal and the Or
ange Free State. A 30-caret "gem"
made In the process had been sold
for 1.750.
Working like scientists, the manu
facturers of the fake stones take
months trying to get the correct
facets and luster on a piece of glass.
Heavy-bottom white' bottles are
used as raw material. When they
are broken up, a plecu the size of a
quarter Is taken from the thick bot
tom part and round facets are
ground on an emery wheel. Dlsmond
acid helps to make them more re
alistic. The fake la then heated In an open
fire and droppepd Into a bowl of su
gar, where the sudden cooling causes
minute cracks to appear. Water, In
stead of sugar, was used at first, but
It was found that the cracks so
caused were larger than those on a
real diamond.
Boiled for a few days' In water
which contains old rusted Iron, the
piece of glass assumes the appear
ance of a rough average-quality dia
mond, when the rust has penetrated
the small cracks.
After further treatment with dia
mond acid, the fake Is ready for
the market.
When preparing to sell a fake gem.
the manufacturers obtain the con
fidence of the victim by opening the
deal with small, genuine diamonds.
Then they produce the "big one."
10
TRADE REVEALED
"Vamping" Law Invoked.
ADRIAN, Mich. (UP) Instead of
suing for divorce or sitting at home
In dejection. Mrs. Ella H. Myers had
the personal liberty law Invoked for
WOLMA R A NSSTA D, Transvaal.
(UP) The scientific manufacture of
costly "diamonds" from broken bot
GLASGOW. (UP) Memben of ft
Scottish clan are split over the ques
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