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Show , . THE BINGHAM PRESS BULLETIN PAGE SEVEN What's tlie use of making a horse of yourself when you can. buy of WF.U.'S GROCKTF.RIA, at Sail . Lake City prices? ' Caretett Letter Writer a It la nlil thut 5.OO,0O0.0OO pleeea of uinll yearly receive "directory service," which meana Hint postal employe must take time from the regular han-dling and dispatching of mall In the endeavor to provide correct addresses. Thla service coeta approilraately $500 dally la the city of New York alone. Mammoth Magnifier' A sciential hna succeeded, by the use of ultraviolet light and a dark liin kuroiiiKl, In imiklnii a h with a magnification of 25.010 diameters. On thla scale a lawn tennla hall would appear a mile and half In diameter, and a pln'a head would appear to measure 40 yardi across. THe Press-Bulleti- n Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice at Bingham Canyon, Utah, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Subscription Price, per year, in advance $2.00 Address all communications to the Press-Bulleti- n at Bingham Canyon, Utah. PHIL M. GOLDWATER, Publisher Standard Coil in Roberts Circuit Suggestion That Will Be of Interest to Builders of . Radio Sets. By C. C. SHUDER Hera la a suggestion that might ha of Interest Moat of tba ready-mad- e colla for the Roberta circuit are rather coatly and In aome Inatancea appear to be somewhat weak mechanically aa regards the adjustment of the tickler. I have used two Croaley varlnda such aa la shown In Fig. 1 and while I have not a permanent Installation, THE REMAINING SECONDARY 18 CONNECTED AS FOLLOWS A B PRIMARY C 0' SECONDARY they give promising results. The tapped coll on ene of the varlnda may be used ai a single circuit for the pri-mary or may be used aa the primary and secondary of the antenna coupler by dividing It Into two aectlons as abown In Klg. 2. On the aecond varlnd, the tupped coll was replaced with a winding of larger-slxe- d wire for the aecondary, the sliding coil used aa the tickler and the coll Intended for the tickler on the . im cat mjwu wiD VTOi CJM (HWCKiNO It fiKW on rm o'mi mmi NT if tHC VABtND I MAM11 first unit, constituting the N-- P form. See Fig. 8. This latter coll must be rewound with a pair of wires to pro-vide the N--P winding. A pleasing panel appearance Is pro-duced and the units are mechanically substantial. Patronize Press-Bulleti- n Advertisers.1 The Copper Hotel RATES REASONABLE ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Strictly Modern U ' 8 v 541 Main Street PhonH18 Patronize Press-llulleti- n Advertisers.! Drs. Dorton & Frame ' DENTISTS Now located in the Wooding Building (Over Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Store) Phone 258 for appointments NOWLAND CAFE Formerly the Elite -- HOME COOKED MEALS Mrs. Rose Nowland, Prop. Where arc rs Old friends? "Heme mem titmH fcstf m0 tm M; TafH Mfvtf. lNf ff faef --1 V-- ' f JU OW MANY old friends do you 11 i remember with whom you have lt...tj lost touch? How many whote regard you cherished for years only to see them slip out of sight and out of mind because of a lack of contact? There is a way to keep old friends even after they have passed r$ n-- - e out of the circle of your r""" """"""- -j home community. It our obligation to make evrry effort to By the Long Dis- - furnish service to ell tance telephone. u ho apply. In Joint this we constantly You can gather up add to the value of our service to old the loosened threads . subscribers by ex-p- i these old comrade-- ,eding their rant 6hips and bind them of communication. II 'toOU again. A friend- - Cost levels are much ly call to some of there higher , than in the Old Chums Will give . Pt so that each new telephone installed them pleasure and now increases the av bring joy to your own trage cost of the heart. whole telephone $yt' i - tern. Remember, your JL voice is you. " Station - to -- Station 'Calls" " ' 'z :j tare Quicker and Cost lessJ : ' Bell Systent ' U: On Poller ft " " Dlntut On, Sy J A fj towH Vaivntl Srnle rYt The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. I The Royal Candy Co. J I LIGHT LUNCHES TAMALES 1 CHILI ' 1 ; ,'HOME MADE CANDY, I :' Store No.'"l ; '' StoreNo. 2 j Phone 13 7 ' Phone 189 HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL BINGHAM PEOPLE f Shafer's ! Wilson Cafe SHELLFISH AND OYSTERS OUR SPECIALTY . f WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND LARGE PARTIES . 24 PRIVATE DINING BOOTHS I 36 East Second South . Salt Lake City, Utah ; M IIIWIIIIMIIIItlllHMIIItlllMIMHIIlHIIMHWtlN fla& Copper Washer foUSilver Dollar V For March Only the aiI f I $1Powi-PerMo- Kj The Greatest ff TL Washer Value on Earth W.- - AjS ' t .. --r '. gilliyjesss Tonic for the Bluet j King Tommy By George A. Birmingham j Tommy, a modest curate, nearly collapsed when the head waiter addressed j him as "Your Lordship." j But he sat up and took I notice when the dancer (lipped him a note. For the head waiter was an i ex-ki- and the dancer a j princess. And they were j all set to put a crown on I a man with Tommy's j name. Here's a situation j in which Mr. Birmingham j revels, in which he can j scope to his fondness S've , j framing love and ad-- j venture stories and in j which his whimsical fan-- I cies abound. The reader j chuckles with joy. .Our Next Serial j Starting I In the Bulletin next week -- - ......I I... i. - ' ""mf-j.a"- J l HOSIERY orMcn Qf I T J . rQiildxen l I ForWIear SlS Sr f 1 FREE FREE ' FREE j I A Balloon with every pair of . j BUSTER BROWN STOCKINGS ; Bring the Kiddies THE BINGHAM MERC. The Big Store ;J Flowers for all I Occasions Vv I I Ed O'Donnell I wiiiiitifliiiiiiiniiiH Phone 17 I Bestowed in Deririon The aohrlquet "Nutmeg State" la conferred upon the state of Connecti-cut, the shrewd Inhabitants of which were once Jocosely charged with manu-facturing cedar nutmegs. In Imitation of the genuine article, and palming them off on unsuspecting customers. Karntaa City Star. Herring Cull Flie$ Far The herring gull's range la wide. Every harbor along the South Atlantic coast has Its flocks, and the birds And a living In the Sulf of Mexico and about the lakes and rivers of the In-terior. One might aay that wherever the w aters offer food there the herring gull will be found. Rave the Utah Apex quintet a 45 to 25 win over Magna on the Garfield floor Thursday evening of last week. Substituting for Bill Larsen, who injured his foot a week ago, Vest cov-ered himself with glory, keeping the Magna players away from the .hoop throughout the contest, and with Ken Anderson employing the same tactics, there was very little to the game ex-cept the uncanny basket shooting of the two Spencers, Lolo registering 8 field goals with Sid making 7. "Chuck" Archibald was the scin-tillating light for the Magna crowd,, scoring 9 points and playing a great floor game. He was in every play, and it was his stellar work that kept the Apex men from making many more points. Carman also tallied 9 points. The first quarter was a landslide for the underground men, the Apex leading at this point 17 to 4. In the second period, the Magna men scored 11 while the best the Apexers could do was 9, which brought the half reading 26 to 15 in favor of Apex. It was in the third session that the Apex made a runaway of the game by scor-ing ten points while the Magna men made but two. They battled about even in the last canto with Apex mak-ing 9 and Magna 8. Lambert of the Firemen team acted as referee and that he meant business was shown in the fact that 23 fouls were called during the game, Jones and Collett being taken out on per-sonals, while Hal Egbert was given the gate for getting angry at .Vest when the little fellow took the ball away from him. The box score: Magna 25 Player Pos. KG FT FP F Totals-Carman- , rf . .4 5 12.9 Archibald, If , ..3 4 3 2 9 ' Collett, c .......1 2 1 4 J A. Egbert, c - 0 0 0 0 0 Roberts, rg ............0 10 2 0 H. Egbert, lg, c .. .1 ' 2 0 1 2 Swan, Ig ... lr 0,0 0 2 Totals 10 14 5 11 25 Apex 45 Player Pos. FG FT FP F Totals L. Spencer, rf, c .8 5 1 2 17 S. Spencer, If 7 3 2 2 16 Jones, c , 0 0 4 4 Vest, rg 1 2 113 Anderson, Ig, rf ...2 2 13 5 Porter, Ig 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 20 12 5 12 45 Score by quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Magna -- . 4 11 2 8 25 Apex 17 9 10 9 45 Referee: Lambert. Umpire: McDonald. APEX REGAINS FORMER SPEED Underground Men Have Little Trou-- i ble in Putting Magna Away to the Tune of 45 to 25 in Fast Game. Clifford Vest is his name, and it must be said that through his' stellar guarding, which combined with both Sid and Lolo Spencer being "on" ROUGH CONTEST WONJYARTHUR Apex Quintet Loses Close Game, 27 to 25 in One of Fiercest Garnet of the Season. The Utah Apex team slipped down another-notc- Monday evening of this week when the Arthur five ad-ministered a 27 to 25 defeat on the Garfield floor. With both officials allowing the player.) to engage in spring football practice, the game turned out to be one of the roughest ever played in the Copper League. Holding the lead throughout the first three quarters, the Apex quintet looked like sure winners, and when the third session ended the under-ground men led 25 to 19. A long shot by Smiiin of the Arthur team a few minutes after the start of the last period started the Arthur men, and before the rally ended the home team had scored 4 field goals fur a total of 8 points. With roughness being the feature of the evening's entertainment, the guards of the Arthur team found but little difficulty in holding the Apex men scoreless in the last session. Jones of the Apex team played a Mcllar game caging 7 field goals and showing considerable prowess on the floor. Clark of the Arthur team also scored 7 field goals, and was high man for his team. The first quarter ended with the Apex team leading 8 to 6, and at the half the score read 16 to 15 for the underground men. The Miners took a decided lead in the third canto by scoring 9 points as to 4 for the Ar--' thur men making the score read 25 to 19 ,and the last session showed the home team scoring 8 while the Apex men failed to register a point. . . '.The story in figures: Arthur 27 Player Pos. FG FT FP F Totals Facer, rf ..2 0 0, .0 4 Roberts, rf .....-l- .l 0 0 0 2 Reid, rf 0 0 0 0 0 Smuin, If 2 111 5 Clark, c - 7 0 0 0 14 . JJalwin, rg 0 0 0 1 0 Archibald, lg 1 0 0 12 ' Totals 13 1 1 3 27 ! Apex 25 riayer Pos. FG FT FP F Totals L. Spencer, rf 2 0 0 0 . 4 S. Spencer, If 2 1 004 Jones, c '. 7 0 0 1 14 ,Vest, rg .0 2 1 0 1 , Anderson, lg 1 0 0 0 2 Totals 12 4 1 1 25 Score by quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Arthur - 6 9 4 8 27 Apex .. 8. 8 9 0 25 Referee: Fitzpatrick. Umpire: Sutherland. Things to Know About - Low Loss Condensers In the midst of much talk abont low loss coils and low loss' condensers there seems to be much uncertainty on the part of buyers as to Just what constitutes low loss part of either variety. In a word. It may be said that the less dielectric or Insulation ill . - : - !g there is In either coll or condenser the lower the losses, all other factors being equal. This means thin wind-ing forms for colls, preferably none t all, as In the basket-weav- e coll. For condensers It means barely enough Insulation to aeparate the rotor and stator plates. Crystal Detector and the Reflex - Circuit The crystal detector Is coming Into wide use today through the medium of reflex circuits. One thing In favor of the crystal detector over the vacuum tube la that It la stable tn operation and Is noiseless. However, there are so many crystals on the market that one has to be careful In making a se-lection. When purchasing a crystal detector the first consideration Is the maximum voltage that it will stand. Under ordinary conditions the detector should be able to stand up tinder a potential of at least 00 volts a higher voltage If desirable. The fixed type of crystal detector Is to be preferred. After the detector has been pi need In the circuit - It should be reversed to teat for better reaulta. It Is charac-teristic for a crystal detector to work beat In one direction. It Is wise to have at least two detectors for the circuit using the crystal and each one ahould be given about a month's serv-ice. In other words, change your de-tector once a month. New York World. ' Detector Tube Should Be Correctly Wired The best arrangement for the wir-ing of a soft detector tuba Is to con-nect the filament aide of the aecondary circuit to the negative terminal of the detector tube socket. When a hard tube, aucb as the Is used as a detector, the filament wire from the aecondary circuit ahould be connected to the positive socket terminal. Re-member this point as well as the re-sistance of the rheostat when you change from one tube to the other. |