Tillamook Headlight, April 18, 1912
t
ÛS’WELFARE
CAUSE OF TAFT
EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE
TAFT INSISTS ON
AID TO FARMERS
LANDING AT RAKAHANGA.
Plan Your Vacation Now
A Risky Feat and On» That Sorely
the
Triea th» Nerves.
Rakahanga Is a little coral atoll In
The Eddystone rocks form a very
the south sea. not very far from New
dangerous reef, lying In the English
The
Zealand
Few people ever visit it,
Channel about fourteen miles from
and to judge from the account In Mr.
Plymouth, and here. In 1686. Henry
Frank Burnett's "Through Tropic
Winstanley built the first lighthouse,
Seas of the difficulties that attend a
which lasted but eight years.
Will place on sale low round trip tickets to all the principal Cities of
landing there none would care to go a
Wluatanley'a tower was swept away
the East, going or returning through California, or via Portland
second
time.
by a tremendoua storm, and every one
with going limit 15 day». Final return limit October 31at.
At Rakahanga the feeling Is that
tn it at the time, including the builder,
only by a miracle can a safe passage
was drowned. Three years later Rud
be made through what, by a stretch
yard's tower was built, only to be de
July 2, 3. 6. 7, 11, 12, 15, 16, 20
April 23, 26, 27.
of
the imagination, is called the en
then
catue
stroyed by fire In 1755. and
22, 23. 26, 29, 30 and 31.
May 2 3, 4, 0, 10. 11, 14, 15, 17. 18,
trance
to
the
lagoon.
Imagine
a
once
AuRuat 1. 2. 3, 6, 7, 12, 15, 16, 22,
John Smeaton's.
24 and 29.
good
entrance
obstructed
by
a
wall
of
23, 29, 30 and 31.
June 1, 6, 7, 8, 13 14, 15, 17, 18, 19,
Modern lighthouses really date from
coral rising to within a few feet of the
September 4, 5, 6. 7 11, 12 and 30.
20, 21, 24, 25, 27, 28 and 29.
1759, when thia third one was com-
Di»cov»ry of Danger of Coal Dud Re
Farroaching
Legislation
Administered
surface of the water. This coral wall
Imperial Council Mystic Shrine, Los Angeles, April 30th to May 4th.
pleted. Smeaton's design was faulty,
portant— Handling of Eaploeieee but It served as a model for lighthouse
by Scientists of Rank Brings Sood Is built by that wonderful creature,
Made Safar — Government'a Experi construction In masonry, which has
Results to Tillers of Soil—Food end the coral polyp. Over It break with
Offcers many advantages for a seashore outing. Low fares from
Inconceivable fury huge ocean billows
mental Coal Mine.
Drugs Act Uphold to ths Letter.
been followed In Its general features
that travel with the speed of race
all points in Oregon, reasonable hotel rates, outdoor
ever since. This lighthouse stood for
The saving of many llvea annually—
In bls Inaugural address President horses, lashing and churning the water
amusements and all the delights of the seashore.
over a century, but it was not high
tbe live» of miners throughout ttn I
enough to keep the waves from dash Taft called attention to tbe deficit then into a milk white foam and with a
I nlted Ststes-wlll be one of tbe aptM-
ing the lantern and so was removed existing In tbe revenues and the con deafening roar throwing the spray to
I results thnt will follow tbe eatnA
and the present one built In 1882 by sequent necessity for rigid economy In such a height that it may be seen miles
Tillamook, Garibaldi < Bayocean), Brighton, Munhuttan and Rock
I shmeut uf the bureau of mlhoo, ean
expenditures. However, the president away.
James Douglass.
away, Lake Lytle, Ocean Lake Park, Twin Rocks, Tillamook Beach
<4 the great achievements In tbe latar-
The backwash of every breaker
At the time of the completion of the singled out tbe department of agricul
> - of labor of tbe admlnlstrsUM nf
and Bay City will open a new field foi a summer outing. Low
new lighthouse two bells weighing two ture as an exception. He said, to quote forms, on tlie outside of the wall of
I resident Taft.
Round Trip Fares from all points in Oregon.
hls
exact
words.
“
In
the
department
«
basin
fathoms
deep,
which
is
rock,
a
tons each and struck by mechanical
i be excessive and unneceaaary tann
Call
on
our nearest Agent for full information as to East
power were installed for fog signal uf agriculture tbe use of scientific ex again filled up by the next rushinfe
of life in the mines of thia country
Ing purposes Bl me that date an ex periments on n large scale, and the wn ve. To cross the abyss and reach
Bound Excursion Fares, routes, stop-overs, or write to
v. is one of the primary causea for ths
spread
of
Information
derived
from
the quiet shelter of the lagoon is a
plosive guncotton fog signal has been
< reatlou of this bureau. For ysars
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
them for the Improvement of general difficulty that the Islander shows the
hundreds of miners were killed In mlns erected, the bells being removed. Prob agriculture must go on.” This view
Portland, Oregon.
greatest skill in surmounting.
ably
the
moat
Interesting
thing
about
disasters, and practically nothing was
tbe
president
has
steadily
maintained,
Eat
California
Raisins,
Raisin
Day, April 30ih.
His boat-a long, low, flat bottomed
the lighthouse now on the Eddystone
d uie to check tbe terrible loss of life.
and repeatedly has urged appropria affi ir. built much like a halibut dory,
Is
its
solid
vertical
base.
Heavy
seas
Spurred ou by President Taft, an
tions for the work of tbe department.
manned usually by six paddlers be
u t creating tbe bureau of mines was striking the massive cylindrical struc
In bls comprehensive message on sides the steersman—is brought to the
ture
are
Immediately
broken
up
and
passed by congress and became effac
conservation President Taft said. "The
live ou July 1, 1910. John A. Holmes rush around to the opposite side, spray feature that transcends all others. In very verge of the bolllug caldron, and
The
Hotel.
of the United States geological survey alone ascending to the height of the cluding woods, waters, minerals, is the there It is held till the opportune mo
v as apitoiuted as the first director lantern gallery. On the other baud, soil of tbe country,” and that all means ment arrives. Since that sometimes
does not occur for five or ten minutes
Sir. Holme* was reputed and certified waves striking the old tower at Its
at tbe government's disposal should be the passenger has plenty of time to
to be the best trained mau for the foundation ran up the surface, which
used to conserve tbe soils, adding, "a reflect upon his misdeeds, to survey
place obtainable In tbe United States presented a curved face to the waves,
work of tbe utmost Importance to In the sublime scene and to wonder how
The chief experimental station was es and. unimpeded by any projection un
J P. AULEN, Proprietor
form and Instruct tbe public on this
tabllslied at Pittaburgh, where the in til arriving at the lantern gallery, were chief braueb of tbe conservation of our In the world that fearful turmoil of
water is to be crossed
vestigations of the problems Intrusted partially broken up by the cornice and
resources is being carried on success
The delay does not tend to compose
t the bureau have beeu prosecuted so then spent themselves In heavy spray
fully
In
the
department
of
agriculture.
”
over the lantern The shock to which
his nerves, but If he Is observant be
k cceasfulb for nearly two years.
Reports made recently to Secretary
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
lu the year 1907, the moat dlsaatrons the cornice of the gallery was exposed
will notice that about every five or
Wilson of the department of agricul
of all years In tbe American coal mlnea. was so great that stones were some
six minutes three giant billows in
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodattob
ture by the heads of bls bureaus justi
B. 125 miners lost their live». This rep- times lifted from their beds.—Lookout.
in
fy this solicitude on the part of tbe quick succession roll majestically
r> -it«l 4.86 of men killed for every
When
the
last
of
the
three
has
passed
president for tbe department In call
¡.(Ms) employed. In coal mlnea In En
A
HARD
WINTER
ing for these reports the secretary ask and the chasm has been filled up the
rope less than two miners are killed
ed that they be brief and that they paddlers give a frightful yell that ter
out of every 1.000 employed. As a re
When the Meroury Fell to Six Fact mention notable achievements of tbe rifies the unsuspecting passenger al
!t of the work conducted by the bu
most to denth. dig in tlielr paddles and
Nino Inch»» Below Zero.
last five years only, Inasmuch as that
rcuu of mlues and tbe wire use of au
They were talking about hard win- period Is really the period of fruition sl.oot the boat forward like an arrow
o«F™”.T?.Wr,.<n2d d’ strict toride and exhibit a sample Latest Model
appropriation of *150.000 made by con
danger olcycle turnl lied by us. Our agentsevery where are making
tern. The man on the cracker barrel In the department, the period during from a bow.
gress. tbe death rate baa been already
Before the backwash can re-empty
hu Id he remembered a winter when the
which, owing to tbe broad fouudut ons
r i®**Zv REQUIRED until you receive and approve of your
reduced to practically one half what It
l„Zt„ ' W 0 shiD 10 a“i'one anywhere In the U. S. uiih«.!» ,,.i
mercury fell to six feet nine Inches be previously laid by the training and the chastn the boat is across. The
was In 1907.
passeuger
has
hardly
time
to
grasp
Rllow TEH OAYE’ FREE TRIAL during
If vm?
Y°“mayr*de the bicycle and put It to any test you wish,
One of the notable achievements of low zero. end consequently he hmFnev grouping of many corps of scientific how It Is done before the paddlers
er
seen
any
weather
since
then
that
be
men.
by
securing
farreacblng
legisla
bicvcio
JhfruoJiJi
0
?
perf
®
ctl
>’ satisfied or do not wish to keep tbe
the bureau of mines was the demon-
r iatabu
expense and rf» win »«< 4<out »»• «»«.
tion. by gathering together masses ot have sprung to the reef and pulled
» •ration of the fact that coal duat In could call real cold.
"
i.-f-Lh
the highest grade bicycles It Is
"Oh. you pshaw!" said the man with statistics and other information, by the boat clear of the next roller, usu-
aetnal
x- possible to make at one small profit above
i
tumlnous mine 1» more dangerous
inu JinSr kr
».' ou.saTO «1» to X25 middlemen's profits by buy-
ally
a
small
one.
the
ginger
whiskers.
"Six
feet
nine
providing scientific and other equip
bl^-cle' do eTav bijw 0 L*le m,anufactur< r's guarantee behind your
1 deadly thun gas. It bad tieen the
In entering the lagoon the chief risk
ment, It has been possible to produce
belief heretofore that gas or flru damp inches! Oh. you irahaw!"
Is
that
of
an
upset
after
crossing
the
"Meaning that I put you In mind of most marvelous results for tbe com
w as tbe greatest menace to tbe mtn-
chasm and a ducking in two or three
■ *. aud little attention was given to Ananias?" said the man on the cracker mon good of tbe people.
fullu tow nriort wa oZnTT. i wniwiifcw and study our superb model sat the wondtr-
feet of water, but on going out, If the
tew
J??*???? ,OU
year- We •en the bifheet grade btcyclea for
Taft For Conservation.
the accumulation of coal dust. Tbe barrel
boat does not reach the smooth water
The
man
with
the
ginger
whiskers
Order« filled tbe day received.0*0 8611 our ^cycles under your own name plate at double our prioe«,
In hls conservation message Presi
dU of mines proved to the satis
before the next succeeding swell
_ number^ n hand Ukendn trirtA
handle second hand bicycles, but usually have
1 ti n of the minora as well as opera simply said: "Six feet nine Inches! Ob. dent Taft emphasized the imfxtruince
of the maintenance of the forests and breaks, woe betide It nnd its crew, for rane ng from »3 u. *3,or*1Q' l^riptireWOClear OUl»'l088
tor* lliut coal dust would explode and. you pshaw!"
"Tfien listen," said the mun on the urged their scientific treatment "so nothing will prevent its being swamp v U Ao | CNa|>nAKESa
»nd P**«««. p*rt«. repairsand
unlike Ure damp, carried no warning
with It. The keeping of dusty mines cracker barrel. "It war the winter that they shall be made to yield a large ed and carried, with nil bands, back
into the awful abyss by the Inrush of
vet. ns recommended by the bureau when no mow fell, Nothing fell but return in flintier without really reduc
of mine*, was found to reduce ma the thermometer that winter. We kept ing the supply,” and tn other messnges broken water, out of which only the
terlally the ebancea of explosion of coal our thermometer hanging on a cherry he pointed out the necessity of refor strongest and most skilful swimmers
tree in the yard to give It a chance. estation.
■
I firtt I, »to— - Hire
»lust.
In accordance with these can emerge.
One
morning
the
weather
bad
been
so
views
much
available work has been
The iiuuiber of deaths la tbe mmea
Th» Truth About Icebergs.
W*OHETGO|BLEFROMPUHCTC«FS
'•ns been greatly reduced as a result cold the mercury went down below xero done In protectlug the national forests
Tseke, or Claes will not let the air
Many existing theories regarding Ice A NAILS,
•f the testing of explosives under tbs ns far as It coukl nnd let tbe thermom and by researches In the laboratorv ot
nu >.ured thousand pairs sold la sty “ar
.< tlon of the bureau of mines. Tn eter have tbe credit of showing It, but the department at Madison. WIs.. and bergs require modification. For in DESCRIPTION}
' n
• tie yenr 11X18 the coal mines In the Unit It couldn't do Its duty by the weather tn tbe past five years the work or re stance. it has generally been believed riding very durable a nd*lined lnsld^whh
<il Blates used 2.(xx>.()0o |>ounda of by pausing there, so It busted tbe bulb foresting burned over areas has pro that for every cubic foot of Ice above especial quality ot rublwr, which never be-
>.iurt flame explosives, aud at present at the taittom and kept on falling. The ceeded at the rate of 15.(100 to 30.000 wuter there are seven below, and a ^uncVures^lthOTVairo^g1^ auTo escape
ready seven time* that quantity to bs- thermometer was »lx feet above tbe acres a year The department takes berg, therefore, that towers, say. 100
Notice the thlok rubtortrred
“A'*ato puncture strips B’*
: useil with greater safety, duo to ground We dug tbe mercury out In justifiable pride In Its forest work, con feet above the ocean level has a total
end
"D" also rim strip “H”
tbe
spring,
nine
Inches
below
the
sur
........... iperntlou of the coal operatsro
sidering the administration of 100.000.- height of 800 feet. Lieutenant Peary,
to
prevent rim cutting. This
MS
face. So until you can trot out some 000 acres of land protected and man
the conqueror of the north pole, de EiSKS-SSSsi _ tire
and tbe bureau of mlnea.
will outlast any other
make—SOFT, ELASTIC and
"t in* establlahment of an ex(>ertroaB weather that Is all feet nnd nine Inches aged for the public benefit a great clares that this is not always the case.
EASY
RIDING.
"It Is true." be says, "that the heaviest daj1"“rDeroif on,r ** Nlyv-rpair.
tnl coal i >ie at Brucetown, PA, below, don't talk to me about cold!"
acbUvement
The man on the cracker barrel lit his
portion
of
the
berg
Is
submerged,
but
twelve mill's from Pittsburgh, to still
"
DOt
P’y ‘ °eU‘ UU“‘ ,O“
Since Jan 1. 1907, when the food
«»•- e4
—
neither notmle achievement of tbe pipe and went out, and tbe mau with and drugs act went Into effect, Fiore it Is wrong to say that seven-eighths of with
*’T” o»o,.\~
»wxre this
'8’ p’rt"lr'ruLL e*,H
i it i * "ii'iies It places the United the ginger whiskers Just said. "Oh, he has beeu done to provide a good, clean its height is under water. I have noted
10 *•*•** "•’•*" I»» bant if
" -ta-iL?,‘¡S7», " •’«■»•»»tlon. We am perfectly rellabw
lonrerand lock Uo/r tnJlTAtin», you »in r’o l that tbe. mil nda
tie In . •!( ance of other nations with pahaw!"— New York Press.
food supply tliau In all the preceding several Instances where only two-tblrds wl Ve 2.w**r better, last I»~i<ltI>;tVbio?'5iiV}V
’L,'J?Jrou baeaeeerui».! or amn at luty prim.
r-q e t to thia reeearcb and export
life of the nation. A wonderful change of a berg Is submerged."—St. Nicholas.
• ental work tn mines. Numerous tests
Back In th» Good Old Bowl Daye,
bat also been effected In the haracter
send for a pal r of Hedtethorn
¡HDd»of<tol.Blrr^Lor^r1t*fnro’,r hl f Tire aod Fuiwirw f
aI’ le-’ts igj Introdu-t- ry
A man of apparent means brought of tbe drugs on sale The department
re tuai'e at this ex|>erimental mine
A Quaint Notice.
nn ifnT r-” ijTa,mal
a taKio.:ue > hlch deRcriuesand quote« »11 makes and
frutn wblcb many excellent results are two boys Into a barber shop for a hair has a trained force of Inspectors and
Here Is a copy of u notice that was
T■UT,"° •
or.ram of
• btalned.
I
jmrneverytblaf. Write it NO W
the new 8011 wonderful offers we are making.
cut While welting for the completion chemist» doing excelleut work In all posted up tn an art exhibition In To
8tt!l another Important work which of the job. he eald
parts of the country In tiehalf of pure kyo: "No visitor who Is mad or intoxi
>. oudueted under tbe auspices of tbe
"I never eat In a barber'» chair when foods and pure drugs This salutary cated is allowed to enter In. If any
b leau of mlues to tbe rescue of ow- I was a kid. My brother used to go law. however, nee is amendment, as l>er*on found In shall be claimed to re
tombed miner» Biuce tbe creation of over to the engine bouse and borrow tbe supreme court held In May. 1911, tire No visitor Is allowed to carry In
the bureau many hundreds of lives the horse clipper*. Then my mother that Its provision*, to quote President with himself any parcel, umbrella,
have been saved
At tbe Mg mining would put a bowl on my bead and cut T»ft’e words in tils vigorous message stick and the like kind except his purse
dl-aster In Ohio one of tbe rescue corps around it Until 1 was twelve years to cougreee a month later, "do not and Is strictly forbidden to take with
< f tbe bureau of mines arrived at tbe old. 1 always looked Ilka a window cover tbe knowingly false labeling of in himself dog or the same kind of
» . ne thlrty-two hours after the (Usee washer » brush.”—Chicago l’oat
Visitor is requested to take
nostrums as to curative effect." Tbe beasts
(• . Three meu were rescued who bad
preeldeut added: "An evil wblcb men- c,re of himself from tblevly
b. eu given up as dead and allowed to
acee tbe geuernl health of tbe people
Th» D»»d R»viv»d.
remain In tbe mine At another tlae
In a »cteuttfie weekly we read the strikes at tbe life of the nation
In
R»ady to Resume.
one man was fouud alive among 10U headline, "Can the Dead He Revived?" my opinion the sale of dangerously
Lady (to neighbor at anniversary din
dead, and today be to tbe sole survivor They are revived every |>erformanee at adulterated drug* • • • constitutes ner)—Unless I am mistaken you and I
of that terrible catastrophe duo to tbe th» Metropolitan Opera House. It la a •uch an evil and warrants rue in call sat together at this table twenty-five
ep'»udid work of the rescue corp«-
moat encouraging symptom to see ing tbe matter to tbe attention of tbe years ngo. I remember you told me
Before the bureau of mines was corpses arise from the stage after the congress "
about your researches Into the history
made possible by the interest of free curtain falla and bow their apprecia
of ancient Rabylon.
Work of Soil Mapping.
Ideut Taft, which was followed by tbr tion of the applause -Musical Courier.
Professor i eagerly!-Quite right. I-et'a
Ot Importance to tbe farmer has
II. essary legislation for Its eetabltob
see—where was 1 when I left off?—
been
tbe
work
carried
on
tn
tbe
past
moot, there was no organised rffoet kt
Barcartie.
Fllegende Rlatter.
five years of soil mapping and classlfi
- ivli.g the Uvea of eutombed iniaera
llawkahaw llolmesl wish to be
lino- and agalu men have »a<rIliad vaccinated Doctor— What's your bual- cation, so that now tbe area Included I
Impoaeibla.
t. o r Uvea tn vain attempts to renews nera? llawkahaw Holmea-l'm a de- la 407. M» aquare ml lea. or nearly 41.-
"Ton are going to inherit all my
!• •• r (owpnulona This uuuocsaaEgf I tavtlve iMetor- Rtaud out of Hue. 000.000 acre* Tbe value of thia work
la Incak-ulabia
money.” said the rich old man.
s.K rlfl. e of life baa beeu etvppad Eg I plen»e. and give aomebody else a
"Tee," sobbed the youth.
Disremlnatlng tbe valuable informs
the co .<perstl.>n of the state aetbefll L ■ ham» There la no dauger of your
“I wish to goodneae I could fix It so
Hon acquired by tbe department ba*
th- «ttb the federal rescuers »ttacNad ever
»
catetdug anything. - Boetou Globe proved a wonderful work Practically that you could also Inherit my ability
to tbe bureau of uilnea An InveoXto*
to take care of It." was the oid man s
AtU.B0U.U00 publications have been dis
Hua <>f th» fuel rreuurcsa of the DaN
The Leng Chose.
.
B*" TelePbone Service lightens the domestic tssks
tributed time Secretary Wll»on as- last expression -Detroit Free Press.
<s| Htate* to also being mode w*h a
"! understand that your spl.ister •uiued control of tbe department, ami
ol the farmer's wife.
vie». ••{ cheeking tbe waste aad to
friend has gone into one of tbe profto more than half (10B.51M.IOOi of that
A D»licst» Position.
cressing the efficiency with wkto* fto' i stone?"
,be Bel1 Service * indispensable. It
That was an annoying coincidence.”
number bare been distributed within
u <<l This latter phase of the Wark
“Yea"
is a constant houshold companion,
tbe past five year*
—. It shops for her when
said Mr. Riggins “If took great tact
1» a pan of tbe practical < onaerswtlun
"Indeed And whet to bee particular
she >• too busy to go to town, f It ‘ brings her in close touch
Other work aceonipiutted by tbe de to manage It."
I- cy of the Taft adiululatratoM.
pursuit?"
with the social of the community. 1 Loved
_____ ____
partmeut Include» a comprehensive
"What's the trouble?"
ones far away may
"Man.“—Cleveland Plain Dealer
b* reached, for the Bell is almost
«yatem of weather warning* and fore
' The pension examiner and the life
O’ Wilay tupparta T«n
----- limitlee»,
------------- .. It relieves the
exsta tbe meet ln*pevtion service lu insurance doctor both called on me at
monotony of life. She cannot be lonesome with the Bell
Dr llarvay W tVII»y. wto amatily
Advancmf.
bbkh 2.5OU experts are employed, who the same time. "—Washington Star
Service at her command
It to constant source of pleasure
re-k. «si aa cblvf cbenilat uf ite de
He <>nly 1» advauclng In life whore tee that every pound of meat rent tn
isirtiuent of agrtcultare. wtoa to Ciò heart te getting softer, whose blood
nnd profit in the home circle.
terstate la fit for human food, protee
.innati "»vera! daya agv mte tbe warmer
whose brain quicker, whose (Ion of live stock, the checking of ro
Talh it over with our local manager.
folk»« lag »tatauient:
•ptrlt la e«(»ring into thing peace. -
dent peeta, tbe destruction of noxious
'l'r»eidvnt Taft to lu» eoe tosa wbo Ruakla
Insect*, tbe conrervsttoa of water «ip
•tu.*t botwwo me aag .laotroiteto at
pile*, tbe building and care of public
i\»«hiagxr>n
Wtoo »(furt» w«ro b»
Mrereoary.
roads ami tbe policy far t>ert»r term
lag mede to aaaaoataato ar Tkf
Origga
,
Smart la _____________
going to marry
buuaee. ao that every dollar expended i
i * a a
Mg Maeoivo Vortical Bate Chocks the
Wildest Seas.
Bureau of Mines Marks Great
Step Forward,
Says Depariment of Agriculture
Work Must Go On.
SAVES HUNDREDS OF UVES
JIBORS FOR CCNSERVADOFi.
East—Seashore or Mountains
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Sale Dates.
Newport—Yaquina Bay.
The New P.R. & N. Beaches.
Best
THE ALLEN HOU
Headquarters for Travelling Men
WANTED-A RIDER AGENT
FACTORY Ph'lCES e
* A A12 HedgetnorR Puncture-Proof I
I ||rSeU-l>ealingTires
80
J ■L. JEADPYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.
IN TOUCH WITH FRIENDS and RELATIVES
A Blessing to the Farmer’s Wife
pre ed ny OQ|y proforto»
•» gtood
br ino. «. d l am gvat»fbl to Mto I
top» k» wut ha reaio. tag mMm.”
hie divorced «rtf»’ Briggs- Tea. thé
m»r> rn.rv . usa U after tb» »lluwoy to
i*j» tor -JU«« fork Tima
I* tbe pnoreeutkm of tbk> wort In ft*
numerous Phase» be. hr..(ltht b»-t ,
a buudrsd fold to ito people
Every^Betl Telephone to the Center of the S