Er NO, MOTHER =| DO NOT WANT TO COME TO BREAKFAST = \ DONT ¢ LIKE NASTY OATMEA ( - ——" -' d h bp PA 7 ‘ OW, COME, is) . NOT SO BAD Police of London. —Scotiand Yard's Latest Haflling problem concerns an epidemic «f big store robberies. An Awerican Zang Is suspected During recent deading tive of the the West been raided by It is estimated jewelry and into thei months establishments in end of London have “xpert cracksmen chat $120000 worth of «tther goods have ands, Police officials believe it is the work fallen ®f ofle gang and are inclined to ay uo “tt the door of an American master nid by reason of the expert und enodern methods employed Another for their warning received nn police Krates that a belief is the last veur oflicials in United flock of American super reason he the invade Iu were likely to pet hobby was ex « iinals magve and that thei pensive jewelry Scotland Yard's Aimost a certainty when a fashionable fewelry Bond fieart of London, raided recently #ems extracted faurglar proof safe, that the safe was in golicemen patrolling the heut. The g1sed. firought into play to prepare the safe conviction beearne store in street, the aristocratic SS0.000 Was and warth of supposedly fact the from* a despite the full view of most modern applinnees were Acetylene hlowpipes were first for the steel cutters reviously a tiole had been made in the ceiling above to enable the thieves to lower themselves and their apparatus. pre paratory to operations Water was strewn on the floor te prevent an outhreak of fire from the feat of the blowpipes. The joh was clone in a few hours. The cracksmen nade ase of the electric light turning ahove the safe for illumi ion pur moses. Not A clew was left. The po iceman who occasionally glanced in a see if everything was in order was innocent of what was happening in three of the eases of big store wafiberies the thieves mingled wit the customers during [Satur and tien prior to the closing he tiie thremselves in some convenient spot r>°03 P23kF Fon ay 12 This is che famous Pillar of Salt estine that, according to le was Lot's wife. [It is reported that the pillar is in danger of being torn down for the manufacture of table salt by the company holding the con- cession for the Dead sea sult deposits i Dogs Leading Blind Make Rules at Berlin the contained in ow Berlin.— Reqnests hy lead dous for the blind are gpumphlet swhich has been widely pab- fished by the association of Berl.an’s Blind: “Do not pat us. “Po not feed us. Our master plies as with suflicieni food und deli sup ciucies. “Facilitate our crossing a street dur {ng the hours of busy trailic by cui S38 SE SS BE SS ST BSS Se 33 Metal Makes Suits Last for Lifetime forth in so held shops recently London. — Gloom the London tailor despite the fact that the day was the yeur Ine the sunniest of had outlook wus caused oy the innouncement that “metalized’ suits, rhat won't went oul, were pussibilities of the future. Demonstrations of the new metalization process were given hy WV 4. related to Einstein, said to be J : Professor Einstein of oe Eo 2 % 1 * 2% 5d # 2 relativity fare They wore ut temded by many scientists. who suw suitings and other male oe rials treated whiel, ft wus % claimed. wonld last un lifetime RRR Englan Blame Yank They robbed (he store at leisure dur ing Sunday ait escaped before busi ness begun Monday. Acrobuatios. eclipsing the feats of the renowned “cat” burglars plaved a prominent part in the latest store robbery Finding the tio on whict they had hidder inclosed by ocked doors avd powerful steel shutters the thieves knotted hose pipes and hung them down the parcels chnte y then slid one by one down the K spirnl passage, ransaching toor EXPERT SX! JUMPER SYST ER SIN Suk IRA OPI RR RT 2 2D ar of Lots Wife The Lehan of leading the St. Moritz. Leonard photograph shows Montreal, Canada. who 's Canadian ski jumpers at Switzerland IF'or th utilized Burgh the Knotted aviiled by floor they dro escape to street the Sine hose pipes alarms nothing. ” Police officials declare these ep men set a new standard in burglary without noise or violence, They paid tribute to the manner in which the burglars swung themselves inside the building by means of the hose pipes | | ing to us the moment the street is clear, “Do not try to lure us away frown aur masters, “If you want to help our master, do it on the other side, not on the side on which we are leading him. “Keep a watch on your own and other dogs lest they annoy us. “Don’t molest us by your inguisi- tiveness. “If you have a complaint to make whout us do it with the organization of which our master is member; the local association of the blind.” To Make Sun Work 100k THE PATTON COURIER Birmingham, Ala.— Seemingly from the world of spirits an unseen hand has impressed the pictures of two faces upon panes of glass in windows at the Pickens county courthouse at Carroll ton, Ala. Such men as [Probate Judge B. G. Robinson, Sheriff Lester May, Rev. W. A. McCain, pastor of the Baptist church, and other well-known eiti- zens of Carrollton, vouch for these pic tures. They have been viewed by See Ghostly Faces is full of troubles and crossed with { pain, : I'he new face resembles that of lee Summerville, a negro who killed Dep: uty Sheriff. Burt Johnson in Novem. ber, 1026. He was shot to death re cently by a Sumter county deputy York, Ala. The face may he seen distinctly at a distance of two blocks, Neither the picture indicates are white or whether | sheriff, at | | They faces black, WITH PLENTY OF | SUGAR, YES = BUT YOU NEVER MERCY, JUNIOR! W MUCH ARE YOU efor} erfeferfede Cy THOMAS ARKL xr Dean of Men. Univ + [inois. + 3 VISITED a college a situated within an broken-down fiveers The Week-Ender effete fefeefenfeerfefenferfefed hour's und E CLARK ersity of yeur or so ago ride of a hig city I'ew of the students live outside of the state in which the in- stitution is situated and most of them live within a radins of Jorty miles. There are no classes on Saturday, and Sunday, of course, is a holiday. When the last class exercise on Fri day is ended. the campus is all but deserted. There 's a mad rush for trolley and motor busses and suburban student is off go home, be opportunities trains, and the pseudo for a week-end at home. The student likes to cause the duties and which home affords fre any college or scholasti may take a hook or ty he seldom looks into th is better fed at home, later in the morning—m that—he has a hetter t are gratified to have He is safer, they think, es him from ¢ duties. He vo home, but em or it. He he can sleep other sees to ime. Parents Wim at home better looked after, and the weekly visit keeps him from finmedinte wenuning from the home influerces. and keeps alive the sentiment for the home girl There is no spirit in a college of The are Sort, however. an college in reality: they a this such institution a few stray crnmbs of ‘Triumph Washington.— An terest to event the scientilic w here when the largest piece of opti zlass ever cast in the uncovered at and found (to be disk, 70 thick was wis ards areal inches in inches and we pounds cast in Ma has been cooling for mn The Kins university, destined Oh Delaware, Ohi glass is observatory at mirror in a a telescope. An entirely leviced ‘by A. N. Finn Four the a4 concave wis used HNSUCCeS fo cast wer made, A thousand 1.600) piece pounds ot en glass, pounds chemicals were poured gas-fired rman pot in real on 3 7. The mol HO HCHOHIHCHOHOHOHOHOHOHOH t DIPPING IN SCIENCE THO-CHOCr o ox Egyptians Good The science of dentistry was iQ far advanced n the ¢ ancient Egyptians. have been found with gold fill jo] : ings in their teeth, er even hridgework., The ever, wus lost (ater known antil vears. The first dentisiry Baltimor, : Western cent school of ginning in ©. 1928 Newspay 0 THOHOHOHCHCHOHCHCHOHHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO OHOHOHOHGH Stove Wells, Cualif.— Death vitlley may be made to give up a far treasure than ever hus heen blistering hills It is pay the ‘piper Pipe vuster dug from about to be H. WV believer in entertain a its male to Eichbaum, desert lover ano is making plans 1 who nature greup of scientists will make sone tests to ascertain the hest methods ot imprisoning the en erey developed by the sun in Denti villey An effort-is being made by Eich bain io biinz to Stove Pipe Wells here in the heart of the valley Prof Dupdel FF. Comstock, formerly of Mas | Institute of consulting sachuseits noy a developed controlling of pected problein presents. I'he i corresponds to one hors ar 2.000.000 engi ideas as reg solar solar constant square yard to the vitlley it squire mile. He the te process of deve opportunities for this new from the sun's rays tin else in the world, suve, the Sahara desert, the burean of s CHHGAHCHCHOHOHHOH OHHH I HO DO 0 cewmparatively re had energey to overcome the difficulties the is believed there are greater > students of not re picking up information going to orld occurred il ntates } The diameter, 1 3.000 nited lawless ighing y. 1927 and € monihs for fhe Per io Wesleyvin o, for use as ew reflecting new process a scientist several hundred citizens of Pickens county. One face, they say, has been visible on one of the windows ever since the courthouse was built in 1876. Recently a second picture ap peared on a new pane of glass insert ed in an attic window by J. E. Ogles hy, carventer, to replace a pane bro ken by a storm. - to resemble TWe old face fis said Sam Burhalter, a negro, who was killed many years ago while trying burning the old This face to evade arrest for Pickens county courthouse. while still living at home, They come back to their work Monday morning weary, bored with the thought that they will have to hit the hooks again 3y the tiie they get settled down to work anothes week-end has arrived and it is time to go home There is little organization in such an institu tion, little class feeling, fraternities are mere boarding houses, college ac- tivities arouse no interest, and there is little or no reading, or thoughtful discussion excepting what Is abso lutely necessary to meet class re quirements, No man, not aven a college student, can desert iess to go off on a pleasure jaunt every week-end and have«it amount to much. ile must his give it some serious thought and at- tention even when he is away from it if he is to get on. The week-ender is a poor business man and an indif- ferent student. “But’ one should drop the worries af business when he closes his office of Science sful attempts e previously brok ®ud Single bu Len nuiss was special of sind € ul the HOHOHOHHOHO-OHGE TO Dentists ge of th Mummies frowns and art, how and an American fis he in 182 wer pion ) OH OHOHHOHOHOO HOH OHS OHO HOO OA Technology has the He is ex or. who ards to ss Kichhaum ee power pet horse power re in Death sting out of loping power 1 anywhere perhaps, on doors at night,” you say. There is deal of truth in such a state- ment, but there are always incidental 00d stirred by hand fer six hours and run into a electrically controlled mold at a temperature of 2,400 degrées special Fahrenheit. Throughout months the temperature has been gradually low- ered, over periods as slowly as 414 degrees per day. SMARTNESS IN PRINT he vogue for printed tabries tor next season's spring and summer frocks has included varied striped ma tel Stripes horizontal, diagonal, vertical and almost every other kind will be used in fashioning or trim ting some of the pew sports frocks For the slender person who enn afford to wear horizontal stripes, the frock shown above is very fetching and youthful. The skirt is of black sitin plaited all around and the striped blouse is of red and whit Note the smart little collar, cuffs amd pocket ornaments fashioned of. white grosgrain ribbon edged with the red It 's worn hy Mareeline Day, Metro Coldwyn-Mayer avap, are just merely studies of expression. Soon after the second face appeared, the glass was removed from the win- dow, washed with acid and replaced. At a close view of the two punes of glass nothing can be seen. “These pictures are not an hallucl- nation,” said Judge Robinson. “Any one who cares to Jo so may see them at any time, just as many hundreds of people have seen them in the past.” He says the images move from place to place on the glass when the sky is cloudy, things to be done, unexpected occur- rences which must be attended to and one must be at hand to do this—not fifty or a hundred or a thousand miles away. One must associate with busi- ness men and learn ways, and get into the spirit of what he is doing, and this is true in college quite business CAN SWING HAMMER seas wa Miss Hildegaurde Schwinghamuner of Albany, Minn, lived up to her name when she won a nail driving contest, She is the best hammer swinger among the girls of the Minnesota School of Agriculture, her record be- ing ten nalis in 441% seco as much as in any other business. There are long vacations at 1ks- giving and Christmas and Easter and during the summer when complete freedom from academic obligations may be enjoyed, and these are quite adequate. The student whe wants to go home every week-end and the par: ents who encourage him to do.so are to that extent weakening his college interest. {c 1928. Western Plowing for 110 Hours % Called World Record 3 it * Fimarae, Minn. —Harold An $ a, $ derson of Tumaruc claims the g record for continuous plowing i He remained at the throtile ot 5 his tractor for 110 hours with # ont sleep. and left the machine 8 only long enough to eat and til $3 the fuel (unks of the machine. i ZF The vouth left his home with 38 ¥ the tractor and two bottom g B plows at seven o'clock on n Mon # $8 day morning and plowed con 3% % tinuously until nine o'clock the $8 a oh Sit : . 3 % following Friday night. Paro. gg 3 ers In (he neighborhood timed 5 tne operations. pA In the 110° hours he plowed 60 :oacres with the tractor runnine at slightly under normal operat ing speed and covering on (is tance of shout 240 miles An derson lost eight pounds during the five days. enough for a millionaire 1. ( : . Arid! bhelicve that content AS ye | ment is better than N > Et . wealth for he finds that it is much harder 0 acquire An most elephant sometimes weighs al. tive tons feed troughs and an occasional spray- | | | | ; month | a brood. FARM 1 POULTRY BREEDING STOCK GOVERNS POULTS The flock of young turkeys will be governed by the breeding stock. To produce healthy the breeders | must be strong and vigorous. Weak | or diseased birds will only produce | their kind, so it is necessary for the | turkey grower to exercise great care | in selecting his breeding stock, writes {| W. D. Neale in the Idaho Farmer, The breeders should be well fed. A | daily ration of equal parts of oats, { wheat and corn will be essential if | birds are allowed free range, other- wise they should be fed twice each | aay. A green food, such as cabbage | and beets, will be enjoyed, and sweet (milk or clabber or buttermilk will | take the place of bugs and meat foods. | Plenty of grit and oyster shell should { be kept before the birds during breed- stock Are You Listening In? Phe SUNSKET-DYTINT Singers are broad- casting u program of original songs, duets and quartets over Columbia Nation-wide Radio Stations at ¢:50 p. m. every Thursday (Eastern time) beginning "hursday, March 8. 8,000 Prize Contect for users of SUNSKT and DYTINT is now in full swing. Prise; wnnounced at each broadcasting from 1 Radio Stations. If your dealer does not stock SUNSET DYES and DYTINT (thenew 10¢ Tint) write and let us know, Send 2¢ stamp for “COLOR NEWS," a new 4-page 4-color DD Cao ll, contains full particulars of this interesting contest, Remember: SUNSET DYES and DYTING should be in every howe where people love color, i . Write today! Address Dept, R. North American Dye Corporation Mt. Vernon, N. Y. If Your Dealer does. not handle ROY SPRING AND DISC [ HARROWS Write LeRoy Plow Co., LeRoy, N.Y. "TAXICAB BUSINESS Bradford, Pa competition: sane owner 8 y } repts, 000 yr.; A-1 equip.; other busi, compels sale; price $8,000. Mile N-2702. MEAT MARKET—HORNELL, . Repts, $60,000 y 1 est 60 : best equipped shop in stat rt exceptional bargain; p complete, $12,000. File N-2105. READY TO WEAR STORE Dansville, N. Y.; same owner § yr $17,000 yr 100% loca.: big up-to-date line; price $7,500 Pile THE APPY COLE COMPAN rt. $85 | ing season, Good foods mean eggs | strong in fertility. One gobbler to a dozen hens is suffi- clent. If more hens are kept, it will be necessary to have another gobbler. Do not let the gobblers run together, for they will spend much time and vitality fighting. Let one gobbler ! from the pen each day. If the hens are inclined to stray away and hide their nests where they pare hard to find, it will be best to | confine them to a small pen inclosed by a six-foot chicken wire until after they lay each morning. One may | have a covered pen if they are bad to fly. Salt barrels, laid down and filled i chicks were chilled. with straw, make an ideal place for | hens to lay. The hen that begins | to lay about the fifteenth of March will have finished and be ready to sit by the tenth 8f April. It is best to | break her up and let her lay another before allowing her to hatch The first eggs can be placed under a broody chicken hen, A large hen can cover ten eggs nicely. If the turkeys are allowed to range the eggs should be gathered each day. Skunks, crows and dogs will rob the nests if they can locate them. A crow | will sit around and watch a turkey hen an hour or two. As soon as she leaves the nest it will swoop down and get the egg. The eggs shold he kept at a temperature of 50 or 60 degrees, They should be kept In a box lined with cotton batting, so they will not be jarred when handled. Turkeys Profitable in Many Parts of Country Farmers in practically all parts of the country have found that modern methods of raising turkeys are profit- able. It was formerly considered nee- essary to have a lot of land and turn the old turkey hen nore often than rather than lived. turkeys is in the turkeys loose: stole her and not the poults d The nest secret of raising raising them away from chickens on ground on which chickens have never run, They are kept confined to one yard or run, about 125 poults being placed under one regular sized brooder | stove in a 10 by 12 foot house. Arti- ficial methods of incubating and brooding have proved very satisfac- tory. | Striet sanitary measures must be followed, of the house cleaning vessels and frequent water such as clean ing of the house. It used to be the idea that grasshoppers and other bugs could be relied on for a of the turkey diet. Modern turkey raisers, however, not rely upon | feed a regular scratch done with s will not bother as long as the ity of the turkeys is kept up by proper feeding. cood share do these foods, but and dry mash, chickens. Wet just as is 188 I vita Prevent Accidents Chicks deserve a chance to be healthy. that they cannot get a breath eof fresh i If the brooder is kept so hot alr, or if the house is so small or over- | crowded that they cannot get away | from the brooder and thereby regu- | late the amount of heat they receive, | the result will be no better than if the The good moth- er either of chickens or of children | provides warm quarters for her off- spring but allows them some liberties Turkey Dangers One of the most important dangers { the turkey grower has to avoid is bare | ground about the coops and feeding i places. This is particularly important heen heavy. where If the young turkeys are Kept on a good sod and never allowed contact with earth, particularly about the barnyard, where a degree of infection probably is always present, there will be vastly | | losses in former years have | { | to come in bare deaths from di fewer ed, black- head, ete. Feather Eating usally Feather results from whilé the are in winter as well as a craving for ma- eating idleness hens quarters terial not in their ration. Adding 20 | per cent beef sera to the dry mash may satisfy their appetite. I'vy hang: | ing a picce of raw beef in the poultry | house for the birds to peck at. Feed their serateh grain in litter to ee them busy. As soon as the weather permits turn the flock on range so they ean become interested in other things. 1001 Transportation Bldg., Detroit, Mirh. BARD'S HARDY SEEDS Best Quality Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsyk Timothy, Sweet Clover, d Corn, .{ and Beans. All s leaned, ing and G free quote you on A. Bard, Box I¢ 3 high germ- from noxious your spring 60, Leacock, »% Pa KS Lue HOME GROWN RE CLOVER, $18 Bu. Mixed Red and g § Alsike $17 bu.; Freight paid r's § or money order with ea reques FARMERS SEEI 38, Jeffersonviliv, Ind. Samples Lock Box soil produe- inting groves Reaq * 3 1t Gro igtown, a, Nut Crops: tion. 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U, Pittsburgh, No. 10--192 By ELMO ¢ Drawing b ARC wea and shat the land Mar yeal day wi true son many of th are | of a man who w wan, even thot patron saint of t if what every how doing they seems («( tradition is tru Scotchman and « to the veneration but of the Scotel that, he may we all Christians, tionality, for it about the triump paganism away b the phrase “the than it has ever There are sev story, of St. Pat birthplace but tl as to the latter p Kilpatrick (“Pa Dumbarton, on Scotland. That is no doubt, and fessions has told among the Bri among the Latin had heen conve His father's nan Decurion, a land¢ selor in a Ro thought to Wales, probably : posite Irish coast have quent travel acro tween these two trading trips and It was during about A. D. 405 boy of sixteen, w the high king of had his strong which he set out neighboring tribe: sold to a petty who governed Slemish mountain King Milchu se swine on the cole tain. Often the in prayer and it All Fis! 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