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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH TURKEY PLANS ON BIG FARMS Republic Will Make Agriculture a Science. REAL CHINA DRAGON AMERICA WOULD KILL Toll on Good in Transit Is Cause of Trouble. The Turkish reConstantinople. public Is going In for agriculture on a scale the like of which the country previously has never witnessed. Recognizing the principle that there can be no enduring prosperity In a patlon of oppressed and unwilling producers, the government has made numerous changes ameliorating conditions under whlqh the peasants lived. The feudal system which obtained during the rule of the sultans has been abolished. The overlords, who claimed vast stretches of land and used the peasants as serfs, have been executed or exiled and. the land divided among the people. With the departure of the sultans went the tax on the peasants which took of their profits. To create a body of expert managers; the bureau of education lias established Iff agricultural schools for which there were 2,000 applicants this year, and also Is sending students to farm colleges In Europe and America. The department of agriculture Is encouraging scientific farming through the dissemination of information, distribution of seeds and Institution of tractors and other modern machinery, ft has elaborated upon a program, to extend over the next ten years, for the intensified production of tobacco and the three whites" of Turkey cotton, sugar and wheat. As for President Kemal, he Is so keenly Interested In the development that he Is running an experimental farm of his own on the outskirts of Angora. Washington. American representatives have laid before the great powers and China a proposal to free China from foreign restrictions on tariff levies In return for abolition of the llkin. The real dragon of modern Chinn, Is the likln, In the opinion of foreign traders and many Chinese, says a bulletin of the National Geographic society from its headquarters in The abolition of Washington, D. C. a similar tax by the Constitution of the United States helped save the Union. The Americans, at Peking may be doing flor China, what George Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Franklin and others did for the colonies at Philadelphia In 1787. It was not until 1870 that the likin was abolished within the German Union. Taxes Levied In Transit. The nearest equivalent which English has for the Chinese word likin is per cent. The Chinese term means per niille, that Is, a tax apportioned according to thousands. It has taken on a different meaning In the course of years until now a likin station la known as a squeeze station. Likin stations are toll posts where taxes are levied on goods In transit. While some of the collections made at the squeeze stations go to the central government, most of the revenue falls into the hands of the provincial governors or the district mandarins. From Shanghai to Soochow It Is 84 miles and goods going from one city to the other have to pass eight likln stations. At the first and last stations all goods are dutiable; at the rest all goods must be examined, OIL KING AT PLAY and there is scarcely a single article that does not in that transit pay at least three taxes. If a parallel system were set up on the New highway, all the motor trucks would be compelled to stop at customs stations In New York, Hoboken, Newark, Elizabeth, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton and Philadelphia. At each station the entire contents of the truck would be ransacked and the drivers would be compelled to pay a certain sum. Obviously the road run of a few hours would lengthen Into a day or two. The expense of tax and time would put a burden on business which would be shifted to the consumer. In the end commerce This by truck would be smothered. cycle Is complete in China where foreign goods commonly penetrate only a brief distance from the free treaty ports, and even domestic trade dribbles along in anemic fashion. Likin Is Not Old. Unlike most Chinese creations, the likln Is not old. It was invented about 1S50 to raise money for the supof the army suppressing the port Latest (holograph of John I). Rockrebellion. Its success as a Talplng wras efeller, made recently while he source of cash soon recommended It playing a game of golf at Ormond to of various towns and governors Beach, Fla. provinces. These officials are always pushed to acquire personal and civic Patrolmen Save a Woman finances. They knew as well as anywhich After Leap Into River one that In the past money went to Peking stayed In Peking. Now York. Her hands clasped ns If Likin offered a satisfactory answer. In prayer, a woman, about "Continued existence of likln recfifty-livyears old, plunged from the that China Is a collection of ognizes bridge nt the Delaware, Lackawanna states such as the & Western railroad ferry slip at and Germany were United States Twenty-thirstreet into the Hudson when in embryo. .iver. The problem of the likln has been In A throng the waiting room saw before International councils beup the woman disappear In the Icy water. fore. Agreements have been made An unidentified young man sprang to that traders could purchase foreign the rescue. As the crowd watched, he transit tickets for their goods through dived and brought the woman to tie at the point of departure which would surface. from likln toll. But free Patrolmen and Morrison even shipments Young in the recent meetings of the lowered a ladder Into the slip, but conference there have been reports found it was throe feet too short. As that provincial war lords have Ignored the watchers cheered, Morrison held these pacts. They were charged with him Young by the ankles and swung double and triple likin to supdown until his hands grasped those of levying armies. their port the rescuer. Assisted by several men, Morrison and. Young hauled the two ashore. Indians Break Rule; The rescuer shivered a few seconds, Ute Tribe Mourns shrugged his shoulders and disapColo. Attorney Barry SulDurango, peared before police could learn Ids law graduate, was name. The woman, identified as Mary livan, a Harvard his with killed wife, when their along and Regan, fifty-fivunemployed driven by their daughter, automobile, hoswas taken Bellevue to homeless, skidded from a mountain roadway pital to be treated for submersion. near Durango, in southwestern ColoMr. Sullivan had been legal rado. Young Men of Pennsylvania counsellor and an adopted member of five confederated Ute tribes of Town Losing Their Hair the Utah and Colorado for more than A Pa. Kittanning, strange malady, twenty-fivyears, sitting In many of which so far has defied diagnosis by their Important councils and guiding Is rapid them both as a lawyer and friend. ' physicians and scalp experts ly denuding the heads of the towns Sullivan's tragic death was a severe young men of hair.blow to the Indians and they broke According to a local newspaper, all tribal customs and traditions by physicians at a meeting here anhis funeral in full war re-- , nounced that they had received more attending in In the servand galia than 3(X applications for treatment ices at the participating of Mr. Sullivan and graves for premature baldness- from men Ills wife. So far as can be learned this ranging In age from nineteen to thirty Is the first public funeral of a white In the (last two weeks. man In which the Ute tribes have, taken parL one-tent- h Diagram Showing How to Construct Simple Crystal Set That Gives Results. The receiver about to he described can he constructed with very little expense. The panel la a piece of half Inch wood, hard rubber or bakelite. The aubbase Is niude of wood. The panel can be any size. We suggest seven Inches by nine Inches as a convenient one. The subbase la attached to the panel by means of No. 0 wood screws one Inch long. The coil la wound on a cardboard tube four Inches In diameter and four Inches long. Get one quarter pound of 22 d. c. c. magnet wire. The Winding. Start the winding and wind on one turn. Make a loop In the wire a loop about one Inch long then wind on another turn and make another loop the same length. Continue winding on single turns and taking out loops until ten turns have been wound. After th-- a wind on ten turns, make a loop, wind on ten turns more, make another loop, and repeat the process. Continue Until a total of CO turn have been wound on the tube. Solder leads to the switch points long enough to reach from the left hand switch to the "units taps. Also solder leads to switch points of the right-han- d switch to rench the "tens" taps. In rotation solder these leads to the ends of the loops, after scraping the insulation from the end of the loop. Ready to Tune In. Connect the aerial to the post on the left and the ground to the post on the right at the top of the panel. Set the fine wire of the detector op .the crystal and turn the. tens switch until a station Is. heard. To tune In better after the station Js heard turn the units" switch. This switch gives the necessary fine tuning. The most difficult operation In using this set Is to find a sensitive point on the crystal. After this point Is found. It Is merely necessary to vary the two switches to tune in different stations. Cleveland News. and a few pounds of copper sulphate. Smash up t lie clujrcoal as small as possible, then mix charcoal, salt and The importance Fill In the of an ellieleiit copper sulphate together. ground connection can hnrdly he over- earth, packing the above mixture estimated. If there Is a resistance to tightly around the pipe as you fill up .the passage of the high frequency os- the hole. This Is very Important. cillations in uny pnrt of the aerial When you have filled up the hole take or ground circuit, you find your. re- a hose and let water Into pipe to thorceiver lucks pep, oscillates badly and oughly moisten the ground. This will tunes broadly. . Pep or volume, sta- give you a ground that Is KKI per cent bility and selectivity are three things efficient. Philadelphia Itecord. every fun likes to have In Ids set, but a large number do not realize what a Interesting Facts You strong Influence a good ground conShould Know About Set nection lias In obtaining results. A five per cent overload of filament It Is worth while doing some experimenting with ground connections and voltage may cut the life of your tubes you will probably And out some very In half. Operating tubes at five per cent beInteresting facts. One of the simplest and best methods to use !u testing the low rated filament voltage may double efficiency of various ground connec- the life of your tubes. tions Is to tune in a station as far disCutting your .plate, voltage from e 00 to (!7V4 saves two mllliamperes of tant as possible, then reduce the P. battery current per tube, usually until you can Just hear the signal Make a note of the dial set- without sacrifice of volume or quality, faintly. ting on the rheostat controlling the and this step In some cases may volume. Now disconnect the ground double the life of your B batteries? and try one of the others you have e A "C battery used with a arranged and compare the volume. If amplifier having 00 you cannot hear any signal, "wait a volts plate potential, cuts Its Current minute ami make sure the station has drain from twelve to four not been fading. If after a short pea saving of riod you still do not hear a. signal, Not more than forty-fiv- e volts then you know that this ground Is not should he used on your detector tube as efficient as the first one. to secure the greatest volume and the In addition to comparing the volbest quality of reproduction? ume obtained with each possible The use of 00 volts instead of 45 volts trebles the current conGBjOUHD WIRfi sumption of your detector tube withSOLOtREO TO out improving results In any way. WOOt PUJ6 COPPeR TORE A 50 Miperhterodyne drawing milliamperes gives no better results than a well designed one drawing but OF MIXTURE 15. mllliamperes. vU SALT, CHAR- -' COPPER xua AND If the vacuum tula? does not light Ti COAL iG COPPER It may he caused by many other deJiff SULPHATfc fects besides a burnt out tube. The "A buttery switch or connections tuny he open, dirty contacts of the rheostat, socket or tube tips, or the tube may not he seated properly In the socket. A vacuum tube regenerative set. How to Build Ground That Assures using only one tub,, will bring in Desired Results. signals from nearly the same distance ns a set having an ground, make a test for selectivity. It Is surprising what a difference a amplifier. The amplifier serves to increase t lie strength of signals brought good ground cuu make to the selec- In by the detector tube, for the purtivity. of operating a loud speaker or pose Try out each of the ground connoc-Hon- s making the signals louder In the It Is possible to arrange until phones. you find one that gives better results than the others. The most common type of ground Wringer May Be Used used Is a connection "to n cold water . in Winding Tight Coil pipe. This is generally O. K. If the The method showu in the drawing pipe Is thoroughly cleaned and a cop- does not need much explanation. In per groupd clump used to make con- one sketch is shown how to fasten the tact. It Is generally impossible for ends of the coils by putting two small the average man to solder a. wire to a holes In the tubing. Securing the wire r pipe, as the water must tie this way prevents It from slipping. turned off and a blow lamp used Instead of a soldering Iron. It is a CNDOFWIRE good Idea to remove the damp every three or four months and examine the surface around the clamp to see that there Is no corrosion. If you are located where you can reach the ground within a reasonable distance from your receiver. It Is possible at very small expense to Install a real ground that will give maximum Secure a length of copper efficiency. pipe about one Inch In diameter by four feet long and drill a number of holts In It Fit a wooden plug into one end. For a ground wire Use a How Clothes Wringer Is Used to Keep length of solid Insulated copper wire Wire Taut about 12 gauge. Clean the top of the pipe and about a foot jofthe ground The other sketch shows ne of a wire, then wrap it around the top of clothes wringer to keep tho wire taut. the pipe, and solder. When winding coils by band. It Is usuDig a hole about five feet deep ally difficult to keep the wire at Just and one foot wide. Secure a bag of the best tension from the spool. Racharcoal, six or seven pounds of salt dio Digest. Have Efficient Ground and Get Satisfaction . vol-us- two-stag- audio-frequenc- milll-nmpere- s, two-third- s. audio-frequenc- cold-wate- y gray-haire- d e d e $ sk j j J Finds Oil Live 13 Days Without f Stray Dog in Old Abandoned Well Food or Even Water Muskogee, Okla. Furious After being $ Belluire, Imprisoned In the Webb mine for 13 days without food and water, three horses and a mule, forgotten while efforts were made to recover the bodies of nice miners who lost their lives In an explosion, were led from their living tomb and treated to fresh air and sustenance. There jjj was grent rejoicing among the townspeople and miners when jjj the faithful animals were re- ported safe. Ohio. j j SNAPS FISH AT HOME IN OCEAN Bartach Tells Experience Off Florida Coast. Washington. The ocean floor, the worlds last great unexplored region, will soon have its secrets revealed by motion pictures, according to Dr. Paul Bartsch of the United States national museum, who has made an underwater cinema hunt for fishes among the coral grottos off the coast of Florida. ' With his specially constructed wa- terproof camera he secured hundreds of feet of record of submarine life and spent as much as five and a half hours at a time walking about the sea bottom, 20 fe'ht bblow the surface,. It is at this comparatively shallow depth, he says, that life Is most varied and abundant, since the corals and other sea animals build in the teeth of the breakers, where the backward and forward flow of the water brings fresh supplies of the microscopic plants and animals which form their food. However, next season he plans to descend to greater depths with another carne-rbetter adapted to catch the slowly moving fish as they silently glide out of the blue haze which fills the d aisles of their submarine retreats. The camera man, In his diving helmet, has little to fear, Doctor Bartsch records, In Invading these underwater regions. Sharks are sometimes seen, he admits, but adds that sharks are In taking his always gentlemen. recent film, however, when he first saw that terror of the coast,. the barracuda, instead of levellhg his camera, he instinctively snatched up his tripod and prepared to battle for his life as the big fish swam around him, mildly curious at the silvery bubbles rising from his diving helmet. The next day Doctor Bartsch so far conquered his Instinctive fear of this fish as. to secure a good picture of two barracudas as they circled around him. coral-columne- VHIG1EYS NEW HANDY PACK Fits hand pocket and purse Morn for your money end the best Peppermint Chewing Sweet for any money Look for Wrigleys P. K. Handy Pack oyiwealtCountej g7 Horse in Roosevelt Statue Starts Criticism Portland, Ore. Criticism voiced by n Oswald West, and horse lover, that Theodore Roosevelt Is poorly mounted in the equestrian statue, presented to the city by Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, found shiny start for the day! And theres some support among horsemen. one thing sure about Flapjacks The question of the horse's appeartheyre always tender, never soggy; ance and naturalness of Its pose; how! At always light and round the ever, was not regarded as particularly in handy grocers your open to attack by either art critics or carton with the replaceable lid ! horse lovers, who rallied unanimously almost to the support of the conception-portrayed by A. Phimlster Iroo' tor, sculptor, as a work of art. In short, the only real polftt In the Potatoes are a paying crop in Florida. Can strictures leveled at the statue by Mr. always follow the same year with another paying crop. One town of 700 ships a million West, ns borne out by other authoridollars worth a year. For information on ties, is that the choice of the type truck farming in Florida, write Dept A,-of steed was unwise rather than DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE or unnatural. Tallahassee, Florida Natt McDougall, president of the Kissing as a theory is far less satisPortland Hunt club and authority on than a practical example. factory horses, supported the opinion of those who regard the type of horse chosen for Roosevelts mount as unfortunate. However,' Mr. McDougall criticized In the same terms the steeds suggested by Mr. West, saying he was prepared d to brand the horse mentioned by Mr. West as entirely un"Stomach trouble, suited to the strenuous horsemanship s, upset nerves, of Roosevelt. nausea and loss of sleep caused well-know- easy-to-e- FLORIDA ic Tanlac builds strong bodies flve-galte- head-ache- almost constant ery and worry. Soldier Lives Only by Being Cut Into Pieces In a hosLausanne, Switzerland. pital here surgeons are slowly cutting a man to pieces to save his life. The man is Albert Froidevux, forty-siformerly a soldier of. fortune in the French Foreign Legion. In 48 operations in 13 years he has lost his fingers, toes, hands feet, legs and arms. Y'et he cheerfully clings to life. The man Is suffering from symmetric gangrene, which is thought 'to be incurable, lie will live until his vital organs are attacked; surgeons explain. Tanlac quickly brought back my appetite, relieved pain and left me feeling well." Mrs. E. Rowe, 209 1st A ve.. Cedar Rapids, la. x, Uses Artificial Fog to Save Crops From Frost New Y'ork. The artificial fog invented by a Scandinavian scientist. Prof. A. V. Jernberg, for military puruse being put to peace-timposes in Norway to protect crops from frost. Tlie American Chemical society received this information from a correspondent In Horten, Norway. The experimenter also said that brick manufacturers were planning experiments e with the fog In their drying bouses as frost is detrimental to newly made brick. -l- e Theres nothing like Tanlac to purify the blood, put the stomach and liver in working order and build up a body. Millions of men and women havo been benefited by this great tonlo and builder that is compounded after the famous Tanlac formula from roots, barks and herbs. If you are nervous, suffer from indigestion; have rheumatism, torpid liver, buy a bottle of Tanlac at your drug store today. See how you start to improve right from the first. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation. run-dow- ff pCS OalV6 I I monarch, has disappeared. The setting, which held a 'six digging one-hacarut diamond, was and on a Lee the Katherine by stray dog discovered to bold nothing but a Oil companys lease near here led to the discovery of oil In a well that had piece of glass, by S. J. Loney, collector for the county treasur- been abandoned for 11 years. ers office. The substitution was V. It. 'Summerville, president of the - discovered during an appraisal oil company, was attracted by the actions of the dog. and upon investigay of the assets of the defunct tion found a" plank covering a g Northern State bank here. The gem was supposed to have almost full of oil. The casing standing laid untouched in a safety de- well had been plugged. Actual measurement showed 1,425 feet of oil In the posit box in the bank since Cody Boal, nephew of the Indian well, which will be equipped for pumpfighter, put It up as security on ing. a loan several years ago. The dog fled, and has not returned tor the reward that awaits him. lf h I 9 5 099 3999999999 OOOOOOOOOO0 tb a r irritation. 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