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Newspaper Page Text.TH E King o f Kumasi Is Now Private Citizen Paramount Monarch ot Ashanti Deposed. BOTH CHEF AND ARTIST Depends on Voice to Show M an’s Character The ot her day I w as In Tommy Mlchnel'a oltlc», "J. I V writes In the 'Kansas City Times, and he nodded to toe to pick up the extension telephone. I " I want you to listen to what thl* ¡bird has to say," «aid he. Well, I did, and except that 1 knew nothing about Hie huslnes« he w «i 1 1 talking ’ got along all right. Finally Tommy cut the conversation off. Eat Orange a Day, “ I think I do not want to do busi Keep Baldness Away ness with you," said he. and hung up Milwaukee. An (■ranni' a day the receiver. «III keep balline«« ««ray. hr. He knew nothing nf the other man Leitoy ( 'rummer, profeaoor nf except from hln telephone conversa nieillrlna al lb « Un'vernlljr of tion, hut did not like Ids voice. It Ni-lirusks. 1« authorlljr fur Ilia wan, he said, the voice of a cheat and «taiemeiit, unni« al a inerting a bully. He felt he could not rely on bar« uf lb « Tri d ia l« Mt-'llrul this telephone stranger, except to he •»soi'lullon. unfair and untruthful and trouble “ Miicuro bn« found Ibnt Iba some. Voice*, *«ld Tommy Michael, abnence of certain arid« In III« are worth «tallying. He had been ■touiarh even I mill/ produces fooled by fair appearance« mure than baldlMWa" be de rln reil "I I 1« once, snd candid eye* had proven de ni»" proved limi r llr ijR fruii» ceitful, and the written word hud been aliuund In lia a llb fu l «eld« that deceptive when passed on hy a lawyer. lend lo «llinulal« slui:i[l»li »loin- Hut he could always »pot Hie vole« of It I» ponalbh* to lie u fauioua chef a rogue— urbe Knl citrus fruit« and you and an arronipllnhed urtl»t. In one. will never !>• bald." Jo»eph N. Jarobaon ban painted mag It Is tiuluicd th:il l.uoiley castle, urine rover» for publication» In the owned by Ihe carl of Scarb orou gh . 1« United Siate», K rance, Sweden and the oiUt »1 i> eioi’ ii-•• 10 i .ui.'ii-l I um rlvll war. and lie bad to consolidais ltu»ala, and h« r oily docen t have In try wu» llr .l h l»l(irii n il) iiu -n iio n ed .11 Id» power; bui. In IMI3. be rlu»ed th« be a chef. Hut he run f «top bccuuae tlie r e io n l ot the gift« given hy S ly r . nmd» of bla dominion lo Iradera fruin be llkea It, he aaya. For twenty years m m l i t U tf. to the ch u ri h of S i C u lli lb « «oiilli, «o that lb « Itrltl«li govern- lie baa rooked. Ile « a » bend chef In hert during the reign of Kilielreu mem bad to Interven« In behalf of the United Slate» aenate, served aa a (978-1015). The building continued in their <l«ld ron»t protectorate. Thl* rook with Hen. Joaeph Kuhn of th« the state of h manor house till the Intervention reaulled In llie aurrender Hvvrnty ninth division In France, and time of Sir Ralph de l.uioley. who fell of l ’reui|ieh, Ibree /ear« Inter, and Ida baa been chef In prominent New York at Cirencester, lighting ug»ln»l Henry exile, Ural ut Khulna, a Hold roaat hotel». Jarobaon doea much of bla art IV. He had olilulned. Been»»» lo em town, and later upon Hie Ke/cbellea In work In odd moments wbll« In tbe battle und crenelle I e Id« mansion from land». Thera h« «peni 28 year» and kitchen. both IHrliard II nnd BUImp Sklrlaw. Imd. fur varying perioda, the minpnny Tbe bishop'» llrenie predated the of »urli plrture«i|ue exile» na Send Saskatchewan Town Debt king's hy three years, being grunted /.neb lout, of Kiiypt; the warlike Kn- In 1389. The place hu» been Inhabit Threatens It With Ruin ed by a Luiuley ew-r since Its original Imrcgn, of Hnyoro, and Knyyld Kballd, Iteglnn, Saskatchewan.—Tl»« little erection, ao thut even If It lie not the of Zanzibar. "Wliet, I’rcinpeh return» in Kuinit«l town of Hattleford, whose resident» oldest residence In the country. It lie will iii I m the king’» pillar«, a hund- are threatened with a poaalbl« levy of will he difficult to find one to beat It. ■unie red »andatone building wlileb bn» 5 I»er cent of their total a*»ea»iiieBt» Tbe pedigree of llie Lumley family la disappeared. Gone, too. la tlie Mplrit to satisfy town debts, lias appealed to a long one nnd brought forth the re houae, arene of buinun »nrrltl* e*. which the Saskatchewan government to save mark from Janie« 1 to the bishop of o»ed to lie Just behind th« tunrket It from financial ruin. Tbe town owe« Durham, who was ei plaining It to h.m. piare. I ti »tend tiler« 1« now » railroad about I7UU.00U to bondholder». of "Oh! inon. gae n« further, let me di ■intl’in, terinlnu» of lh« line from Me- which approximately $.'«»i.lll«) Is over gest ttie knowledge I ha* rained, for by A Judgment hna been aerured kondl. on the ronat, HM mile» nwn/. due. W A .*» t O I KJ iN - i T A T E And be will find hi» old political capi agulnat the community by some of tal tranafonned Into a bua/ ill»! rib- the creditors and aa a result resident» utlng center for the Inland Hold roaat nre confronted with a possible levy of !.. rh ' U from aolaetad iural beau A doti 6 L p^tlijcrtf olon/, uf which Aaliantl now forma a 1 WO mills, or about three-fourths of the ► irvv. Atóte «cerrillted. Also total asaeasinenL part." choir»* Ile i» A Bock*. l,ow*-wt prie*-«. 100% Ihe delivery Waalilngton, 1». t\ I'mnpeh, laat king of Ilia stalwart Ashantis. Is re turning to Ida forest girt capital, bill ha goea as a private clllr-en. He will u«ver again occupy tbe golden stool. T h e»« fuels, cotitulned In newa ill» pntchea, nr« explained In th« following bulletin from the Wnnhlngton (It U.) h«ad<|dartrra of Hi« National Ueogrsph- lc society; •"Tlie capital of the I'copl« Who Kal Corn In lb « City Under the Oakum T r «««. which la Hie tiunslnted way of aaylng that th» capital of Ashanti la Kumaal. There are muiiy potentate« In Aahanll but, until I’ retupeb wui de posed. Ike king of Kiini«»l was tlie par amount monarch of all the ebon Aahantl tribes. He It was who, In theory at least, maintained the tra ditional harem of S.UX’t wive», drank front the akulla of Ida would bo con querors, aud Immolated relatlvea of dlallngulsbed dead In tbe Spirit boon« 111 Hie grove ao Hint tlie depurted might linve an ample entourage In Hi« next world. W htrt Plants Struggle to Llv«. "Asluinll lies north uf the Hold coast itf Africa, between tbe Ivory coaat and Togoland. I lie country, now under llrltlsli conlrol. Is spproxlnmtely th« «la« of Weal Virginia. Ahuut half Us area comprises one of Hi« tblike«t, densest, niost liiipem 1 ruble primeval foamd« In all Hie world. H ie iron tree, and the bonibnx, the silk cotton and' Hie tinrdwoiMl. bnmtioos and ferns, snd an slinoat Infinite \nrlety of growtba engage In a tierce fight for life. Kvery plant, from alender tendril to glunt^ tree, rise» erect, «ceklng a place In Hi« ■un. 'drawn out to an absurdly dlspro portions!« height In Its endeavor to force Its own bend nhovs Hose of Its neighbors.' “ The mahngnny. the teak and th* •bony, varieties whlrh ilvlllxnllon prlaes, here rrt-wd eaeh other for life. Flowers, birds mid lienais nre excluded from Hie»« t111« kr.csse»; the plant life •ucks In every lot» of sustenance from •un and aoll. 1'iiriislir« »hound. Vel vety mo»» ding» to llie decaying tree» that have met defeat. There tietng no more room aloft Hie llnnna, or mon key rope», festoon ihcm»olvc« from tree to tree and form weird arbors for leaser horizontal growth». 'T lie white man, even with all the •Ida of modern medicine, cannot aur- viva long In such a habitat; only Hie One Hundred Thousandfold moat stalwart of tlie black men can Amplification Used. adapt thenisclvea to It. In Hie Seven teenth century, or a little earlier, mi Ann Arbor, Mich.—Experiments by grating Moslem tribes to the north drove hand» of negroes Into tlie coun which scientist* have been able to He try. The newcomer» look possession len to tlie movement of electrons, the of this forest realm, und. In defending smallest particles of nislter, were de It, developed themselves Into a vigor scribed here hy I»r. A. W. Hull of the research laboratory of the Oeneral ous, clannish people. “ Tradition bat It Hint a famine drove Klertrlc company, at the annual meet large numbers of the settlers aouih. ing of the American ITiysIcnl aoctety. Tlie vacuum lube amplifier In which and that these refugees kept ullve on herbs, or 'fan.' In Hie nntlve tongue; the amplification la carried to a hun while those left behind are corn, or dred thousandfold, and with which a •aan.’ The farmer, who Inhabit the inllllonMd can tie reuched, makes Hold roaat to this day, are known as this possible, Doctor Hull stated. The Fantl; while those who rema.ncd were sound produced hy Hie electrons la called Ashnntl. Until tribes «peak the caused hy Imnibsrdnient of the plate same lang- age but tlie Ashanti, In Ihelr hy electrons, released from the hot Isolation, have developed a physical su filament. It Is these electrons which periority to their southern neighbors. carry the current and which make the “ In 1807 the Aslmnils came Into first operation o f the tube |amalble. The contact with tbe llrltlsli by nttemptlng noise Is therefore n fundanu ntiil prop to Invnde the renltu of the l-nnll» Not erty of electron emission, n character until a quarter of a century Inter were istic of the electron, according to Doc the northtnrn driven back from the tor Hull. The experiment! have been sen ronat. Knrly In the seventies dlltl (»inducted Jointly by I meter Hull end rultlea arose which caused Itrlllsh Dr. II. II. Williams of the University forces to undertake the exceedingly of Michigan ut the university. arduoui tank of marching upon Kit- Called Schrot Effect. mnnl. The expedition wan successful, The noise, due lo the electrical oscil and It wna not until after the elevation lation which la set up hy the Impacts of I’ rlnce ITempeh to the golden »tool of the Individual electrons on the plate. In 1888— the same Urempeh who now Is known us the Schrot effect. The la returning to his former dnniiiln— energy of each blow la extremely mi that troubles arose again. nute, hut, like rain drop.«, the ener In Company of Noted Exiles. gies of the ninny Individual Impncta “ I’ rempeh was enthroned alter a add, and their sum become.« very ruáronte**!, r o t o l i « ftr* . Q L t T l 'N H A T C H E R V - J a iwU Electrons Heard by New Radio Device B re a k in g U p a Fam ous W arsh ip doubled. Measurements made by this method give Ihe value o f the electronic charge very exactly. In recognition of Hie Importance of this work, the Noliel prize In science for last year wna awarded to Professor Mllllken. Open« Up New Field. Doctors Hull and Williams have measured the charge of the electron In a different way, by means of the Schrot effect, and have opened a field for reseurch which promises to add to tlie knowledge regarding the electron and Its properties. It wus not such a long time ago that the electron was unknown, the speaker declared. First sciential* had the molecule. Itself »0 small that mun s ability ever to see even one of the largest may serlut: !/ be doubted. Then came the atom, the minute Integ ml part of the molecule, For a long tlino the atom wus considered as ihe ultimate particle o f matter. Itut each element presents 11 different atom Science was not content to rest. It «ought to eonnoot nil phenomena, aud the electron was the result. It was discovered that all matter Is composed of electrons, the dlfiorent substances resulting from Ihe differ ent properties possessed by the atoms according to llie number and arrange ment of the electrons they contain. l.nnslng. Mich.—For 21 years Mrs. M. H. M. S. Lion In drydock at Jarrow, Knglnnd, dismantled and being cut In Wood has driven a rural mull route half preparatory to complete demolition. On» Ivulf was taken to Itlyth and the here. Mrs. Wood hus the second henv- other half to the hrenkera' yard, Newcastle. The Lion was formerly Aduilrul lest route out of l.nnslng, delivering mail to 400 families. Ilealty's Itiigshlu and nnrtlctpated In brilliant sea service. the door she henrd a faint breathing and called Ihe police. As the officers opened the door s hy n hlaekjnck Pollre say that In youth, who later said lie was Melvin falling she struck the closet door Into Itnrnes, eighteen, nf Hnlveston, Texas, which her assnllnnt had darted, and fell out, almost unconscious from lack of nlr. elnned It, the spring lock snapping Her husband found her nnem.scions lie admitted Inter he had broken nnd took 1 er to the Mlaerlconlla boa into the house, hut denied striking pltnl. She was able to return home Mrs. Kaufman. the same day nnd was passing through the room where she had been Business of the Hermen merrsntlla assaulted when she heard a faint fleet has Increased nearly TUU.UUol scraping noise In the closet. Uotug to tons annually In the Inst threo yearn. Hit by Burglar, W om an Traps Him in Closet 1410 III * * , . . • * « « A T T U "I don't know «lis t there Is shoiH It,” he said, vaguely. “ Something— something false." Mince then I have been studying voice«. Of course, a rough, quarrel some, mean, sycophantic voice may lie detected because o f Iha Inflection. But to catch the voir« of a thief because of »orne false note— Tommy says It ran always he done, with practice. An honest man always lias an hone«t vole*. A thief never has. Try It, some time. Hue«» on the voices you bear on the phone. “C fl Your The Winner. Pythian Bath House and Sanitarium Knights o f Pythias o f N . A*, S, A ,, L., A ., A . and A , C o a t” The origin of this phrase, which means lo annoy. Irritate or make angry. Is not known for certain. Mod ern lexicographers bellevr " g o a f la lids expression '* a contraction of "goatee.” the chin tuft or pointed heard. If this Is correct, “ to get one’s goat" literally would mean to pull one's beard, which D ei nstdered tbe most humiliating kind of Insult.— Pathfinder Magazine. my soul I did no ken Adam’s name was Lumley." Llulph, the Saxon. wh- was murdered hy some Norman fot b- i-i.^ol Bishop Waleher. In 1080 • '* ao ancestor of the Lumley family This o ,e led to a rising o f the Sax on» In the bishopric, during wlilct- Itishop Waleher wus slain at Hates head In the name year a» Llulph me' Ids death. Im p ro v e Y ou r C hild Kdison. with all his Inventions. was u piker compared to tbe ambition* young photographer who advertised “ Your baby. If you have one. can b* enlarged, tinted. Hnd framed for $8 70.' —Jack o' Lantern. (Operating Under Supervi sion o f U. H. Government) 415*/) Malvern Avenue Hot Springs Nst. Park, Ark. % Hot RaJio-Active W ater Furnished by the Government For A ll Daths. Sanitarium has 10 Rosins, Diet and Operating Rooms I Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone, H ot and Cold Running W ater in Every Room. Rates $ l to $3 per day |21 Baths X . . B A TH RA7TS: . $13.00— 10 Baths . . . . $6.50 21 Baths to Pythians and Calantheans, $8.50 I. B. P. 0. E. OF THE WORLD F la g R e gu la tio n a V ary The flag I* raised at 8 o’clock In Hit morning and lowered at sunset In Ho United States navy. This Is In s c cordunce \ 1th a naval regulation. I d the army the flag Is raised at »unriot and lowered at sunset NOTICE Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. F. 0 . E. o f W., o f Portland; Oregon, meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights in each month at Stag Audi torium. All visiting Daughter Elks in good standing in their re spective Temples are invited to meet with us. When In Portland Park Your Car in Our Garage SAFE and CENTRAL ' TÎ.6 reputation of staying on your Job, of sticking by your proposition through thick and thin, of putting things through, no matter how diffi cult, will be of untold advantage to large. With sufficient amplification. you. It is the man who does this Doctor Hull stated, the blows may pro I who rises to the executive positions and achieves big things. duce a roar like thut of Niagara Tha electron la the unit charge of electricity and the determination of Time for a Change. Us value Is of (he utmost luqiortancs. Vegetarian’s Husband (tim idly)— Do The oil drop method, devised hy l ’ro- lessor Mllllken In the physics Inbora you know, my dear. I really think we tory of the University of Chicago, ought to have a bit of meat once In a gave science tin first accurate measure while. Three times last night I caught ments of the charge of tlie electron myself whinnying! Accurate na the exjierimeuta ure, how ever, It la desirable that they be Poet Laureates. checked hy some Independent method. The naming ot a poet laureate is an M llllken» method of measuring the charge of an electron Is based on tha English custom. The United States Influence of gravity and of electric ha.» never named one, and as far as it charges on minute oil “ droplets." is possible to learn does not contem These droplets ure so small thut the plate using the custom. Several ot the effect of gravity cause» them to fall states have poet laureates. only a quarter of an Inch In ten sec onds. Well, Isn't It? In the formation of these small A doctor, on being charged in an drops with nn atomizer, occasionally one becomes charged through friction; English police court with having ob for example; It may carry nn addl structed a funeral by leaving his mo tlonnl electron, if, then, the droplet torcar In the main street, replied that 1» between two electrically charged “ It was his duty. It possible, to stop plates. It will behave differently from funerals." llie uncharged particles. Doctor Hull stated. Those which are not charged Its Origin Forgotten. will full. The charged particles will he attracted to the positive plate. Hy "The goose hangs high" is a prover- j tbe use of the proper voltage between bial saying which is subject to con the plates, these charged particles can troversy. "The goose honks high” is be made to full more slowly, held sta believed by some to be the original tionary, or caused to move upward. saying. The actual source from which If two electrons. Instead of one, are held hy the droplet, the effect Is the saying is derived is not known. Woman Mail Carrier Philadelphia. — How Mrs. Mnrnh Kaufman unwittingly trapped and al most caused the death of a burglar who had felled her unconscious wna i-evenled 15 hours nfler (lie attack. Then a closet door In the Kaufman home was opened hy police nml out fell the burglar nearly unconscious. Mrs. Katifmnn wna passing through a mom on tha second floor on the wuy to her bedroom when she was felled A D V O C A T E _________________________________ I f Your CAR nesdi »Mention, we have a COM PLETE M ACH INE SHOP in connection and a - pert mechanics. W e will fix your C AR while you SHOP. The charges will be reasonable and the work guaran teed satisfactory. F R A N K L IN SERVICE A SP E C IA LT Y. ANDERSON GARAGE & MACHINE SHOP LARGE GARAGE 9th and Hoyt, MIRACLE HilXER Kitchen labor »»ver: doc» »1! mixing by uminh water power from kitchen faucet. Bewta coxa, fleam , batter, etc., from IS to SO oec. Send (2.10 for your Mixer. Ajrent* wanted. M IRA C LE M ARUFACTURIRS C O . So I r o n BEATRICE H. CANNADY, Daughter Secretary. ROSE CITY LODGE No. 111. I. B. P. 0. E. of W „ MEETS the 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY EVENINGS OF EACH MONTH AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM. 38VA E. MORRISON STREET. ALL VISITING BROTHERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. E. D. CANNADY, E. R., 311 Macleay Bldg. Syracuse Lodge, N a 1, K. of P., meets the second and fourth Fri day nights each month at the Stag Auditorium 381 y i E. Morrison St. W. C. H O L L I D A Y , 6 th C C, 108 N. St. E. J. MINOR. Secretary, B O Y C E S T R A IN , K. of R. & S„ 223 Mead S l 419 Abington Bldg. Establish*4 S Y ean in Portland Portland, Ore F io n a M r . LOUISE THOMAS, Daughter Ruler. C»i£ Live Primitive Life. Among the "bushmen" of Africa there are no wedding ceremonies. The men make the clothes and the women build the huts. The moon is an object of worship with them. Liked the Number 13. Living in a house numbered 13. a London miss had 13 children attend her at her wedding on October 13. and the reception was held at 13 Mansfield street. Thought and Action. Famous Lion. The greatest events of an age are The Lion of Lucerne, work of Thor- Its best thoughts. It is the nature of waldseu. was executed in 1S21 in mem thought to find its way Into action.— ory of 20 officers and 760 soldiers of Bovee. the Swiss guards, who fell defending the Tuileries on August 10. 17S2. Evolved Famous Dish. A national dispenser of the popnlar Tripolitan Bride Marked. food, pork and beans, says that they ' In Tripoli, when a girl marries, her were first served by an Knglishman. husband brands her, as a sign of Daniel Day Good, who, on the first Fri-1 day of every July, Invited his friends a figure burned Into her cheek or fore to a picnic of pork and beans. head. C. G E E W O C H IN E S E M E D IC IN E CO. C. GEE WO. the well known Herbalist, ha* made a life study of the curative properties ptvsseaaed by Oriental Root«, Herbe», Buda and Bark, and therefrom compounded hia truly wonderful Herbe rem edies. In their make-up no poiaona or narcotica are used : p e r f e c t l y harmless. and m a n y roots and herb# that he uses are unknown to the medical profession o f today. A V O ID O PE R A TIO N S by taking hia remedies in time for Stomach, Cough*. Colds, Rheu matism. kidney. Lung, Liver, Catarrh, Blood, Inflammation, Neuralgia and all female and children*« ailments. Call or write. Sent by mail or parcel post. C. G E E W O C H IN E S E M E D IC IN E CO. 2(3 't Aider S t m t, S. W. C o r n « Third Daily Fashion Hint SIW'FEK HAS ENJOYED SUCH U NEX- P E C T E D SU CCESS IN T H E PAST YE A R TH AT WE HAVE D E C ID E D TO A D D A FE W MORE BEAUTIFYING PREP ARATIONS TO OUR L I M I T E D BUT EFFECTIVE L IN E T h e fo llo w in g is o u r com plete list , Stralt-Tex Hair Refining Tonic $1 » • 9* tali, Refines kinky. f r i » y , coane hair to madium; medium hair to sood- Strait-Tcx Hair Grower 25c pa na N ot only promote, crowth o i the hair, but make, it «oft. pliable and luxuriant. 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