Show NEW WAREHOUSE BUILDING salt lake oct 10 the campbell building company has begun work excavating cava ting aal putting in the foundations ot the great warehouse W C lyne la about to build at the corner of north temple and third west streets this structure will be feet ot brick and stone and was to have been only two stories high for the present but demands tor additional accommodations have coming along so fast that mr lyne found it advisable to increase tho height to three stories anyhow with the probability of doubling that later on it is claimed that his warehouse will be the largest structure of tho kind in the region and will certainly fill a much needed want for the pressure tor storage facilities such as this building will offer has very strong in the last two years the need of government storage or bonded warehouse facilities has been also much falt but just how far mr lynes warehouse can be used for this ceass of is not as yet apparent collector greenewald Green owald of the custom bouso has for some time been urging parties of means to erect a store for imported goods awaiting de liver mr campbell sald today that the great structure ough tto be ready la four months the architect is W II 11 lapper woi i GS what haa happened when an athlea gets winded the football match Is stopped mac hurt take time these are the to ts heard when a played Is winded but why has he collapsed why is he gasping tor air A few facts concerning the lungs will explain matters you have cubic inches of air in your chest androu only breathe out at each expiration about twenty to thirty of tace bryas hard as you can you are unable to breath out all the air it would be badior you it you could for your lungs nr in a kind of bag prick this and the lungs colla ie the footballer much air knocked out of efm no wonder he gasps for the atmospheres atmosphere Is pressing on his cheet at the rate of fifteen pounds to the square inch he has lost some of tle air luslie which should pressage pres sag pressure outside what about the longs suppose the word lauiA iry Is used instead that la thea idea the impure blood lungs quite dark red ln color the lyamon is that it contains cont aids much carbonic aad gas try breathing itte ough a tube into some limewater notice the clean water bec ociea ellk this gas is continually passing from the blood into the junirs Tou have to breathe sir or eight times before the air reaches the bottom of the innas the first breath only gets to your cellar stud the oxygen you have inspired meets some carbonic acid gas and they change places down the oxygen goes till it meets the air cells imagine a prison cell with a transparent door the blood as it were can see the oxygen through the skin wall the oxygen passes the carbonic acid ga also passes out into taft lunga to be expired what Is the blood taking away tour blood ts full of small live bodies corpuscles corpus cles and these will take as much oxygen as you can give teem the blood is so happy when 4 obtains some of this gas that it changes its color from dark to light ned away it goes round the body and in a minute or two comes back to the lungs with a fresh cargo of impure gas in one day you breathe out cubic inches of this impure gaa weigh it and thre are six ounces of solid carbon there Is enough material or a dozen lead pencils put this fact in another ray you will breathe out in one year pounds of solid matter perhaps as much as you weigh where does it all go you what about the taws and shrubs they are principally made of carbon perhaps a tree contains some parts of what was once man A microscope will show you boles on the under side of a leaf at certain limes of the day this breathed out gas aiom human beings enters and passes into the interior 0 the apat ipat NOW a leaf Is green because it contains millions of bodies these tahe the carbonic acid gas cat it you will the carbonard carbon abd set the oxygen free to be by man weekly A curiola church the mot singular church in the world Is probably sr bohns To hns nt davos plata li switzerland davos plata Is oer foet neove sea level and la famous as a winter resort for con on account of ita rity of air and from high et johns church Is a very small but nevertheless ft has two one of these Is much larger than the other towering high above the church and presenting a most singular appearance being twisted after the mannor of a corkscrew the steeples contain some fine chimes which in ancient times were used to souad the ularm when there was a threat enel invasion of wild animals amphibious man man becomes almost amphibious in certain regions temperature permitting be swims as well dives better than many animals better for instance than any dogs the areek sponge fishers and th arabic divers must have sight almost as keen below water as that of the sea otter they have even learned by practice to control the consumption 0 tho air supply in lungs the usual time a hippopotamus to below water is five minutes afie pearl alsher can remain below two and a half minutes in a tank a diver has remained under water for four minutes but temperature marko the limits of mans amphibious habits spectator would kep H down the late dudley of kentucky could administer a delicate rebuke but usually pains that the point should be obvious A wealthy but unusually stingy member of his church told him be was going abroad 1 I have never been on the ocean bald the old skinflint to the bishop atod I 1 should like to know something that will keep me from getting seasick you might swallow a nickel responded the bishop A error A prominent surgeon lecturing a class of students stu dente saad 1 I was ao excited at my first operation that I 1 made a mistake A periods one sir asked a student oh no fihs ihs sargeon answered 1 I only took off tho wrong leg san an conlo express the glutton ja always thinking of what be h going to eat ho dyspeptic of what b un luit oaten at the recent navigation conference in london a resolution carried that it be a recommendation from the conference to the board of trade that legislation be introduced whereby all seamen be paid two thirds of their wages duo at every port where the crew may desire such wages to bo paid WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS |