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IMPROVED sCAFFoLDING.

doing other work on roof as Il
may be easily handled or placed In
position, and hen not in use IL can
be compactly folded for storage OF
transportation. The Scientific Amer.
lean describes the invention as fol.
lows: The sCaffolding comprises a
pair of bars, each consisting of two
sections, which are hinged together.
In use the bars are passed over the
ridge of the roof, with the sections
resting against opposite sides, AZ
shown by Fig II. in the accompany.
ing engraving The sections, 1t will
be noticed, are provided with under,
cut or T-shapcd notches, which are
adapted for engaging links or loops
used in supporting brackets. The np
per or horizontal member OF each
bracket consists OF a bar with per
forationS in It's under side, and the
vertical member OF the bracket car
ries a pin at It's upper end, which Is
adapted to engage one or other oil
these perforations, according to the
pitch Of the roof. The method Of
linking the bracket bars to I'll,
notched bars is clearly illustrated ii
Fig. ILL., When the brackets are T..
position scaffolding plank is sup
ported on them In some instances 4
may be necessary to use the bars a.
their full length on one side 81 {
roof; that is, to reach from the peal
OF the roof to the gutter. In such :
case hooks are used, which are con
nected to the bar by loop, and tines,
hooks are adapted to engage the peal
OF the roof, as indicated in Fig. |
As the notches in the bars are Of T
form, It is obvious that the bars may
be used either end up Mr, Johr
Emerson, White Plains, y. Y, is tn,
inventor Of this improved scaffoldng
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WHAT is A TURBINE" &?
Engineer Explains 1t by Saying II
Is Like a Series Of Paper
Wind Mills.

Turbines especially in the case
Of turbine steamers. have been very
conspicuous in engineering matters
Of late years, yet there are probably
few people outside the ranks Of en-
Pineers who know what turbine Is.
The best idea | can give Of it,"
said an engineer. is to liken II to
those paper windmills which spin on
the end Of stick, and which are sold
to children on the streets. a turbine.
in fact, Is like a series OF these re.
volying wheels fixed one behind the
other, only instead of being turned
by the wind, It is reyolyed by Jets Of
steam.
THE turbine wheels turn on a shaft
inside a cylinder, in the interior OF
which are fixed a number Of station
airy blades which project into the
space between each wheel The pur.
pose Of these blades is to catch the
steam and direct II on to the wheels
at an angle where It will exert the
m ut force
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-14

A patent has been granted ON sex
Of adjustable forms. which enable the
cstern to be made Of any size desired
Tie clstern can be built up ona Sec
tIon at time where there Is seepage
or danger OF cave-in. In building, a
4-inch floor Of concrete is first laid
then the forms are set and thin
concrete poured all around and
talnped The proportions recommend
ed are; One part cement two parts
SAID and four parts crushed stone
Or II gravel is used One part GEM
ent, six parts gravel The forms re-
main in place three or four days, then
are removed, and the interior Of the
cistcrn given cement wash or a
coat Of cement mortar. For the wash
usc a clean cement with two per cent
waterproof compound For mortar
One part cement, two parts sand and
two per cent. waterproof compound.
Such n cistern should last indefinitely
Gig. shows how the arch and neck
arr built up Fig. 3 how forms are
braced and scaffolds placed
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Needed Right Now.

A popular article Of household furni.
ture among Americans in the Philip.
pines is said TO be the "refrigerating
stove" This stove is designed to keep
people cool instead Of hot, explains
the New York Press. Just as we heat
our houses in the states in winter
with coal stoves. so the wanderer who
has set mp housekeeping in the Philip.
pines coos his house with a cold
stove. The cold stoves are made to
look something like an ordinary stove.
and, being fed with ammonia and
chemicals, give out radations of cold
waves instead Of heat One can i'm.
agine a family gathering around the
refrigerating stove for GOODNESS on a
hot night In the Philippines just as
on a cold night in The states they had
been accustomed to gather arousd the
parlor stove for warmth
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THE GRAPHIC
DEFINING. NEW MEXICO.


Automobilists in Europe are jubi.
liant Heretofore they have been
barred from the glorious Alpine passes
between Switzerland and Italy, but
now the canton of Valais has granted
permission to take automobiles over
the Simplon road. thus suggesting a
new use for the passes that have be-
come comparatively unfreQuented
since the mountains were tunneled
for railways To be sure. It is only
on certain days in the week that the
road is to be open for motor cars, and
they must leave Brigue before three
o'clock in the afternoon, and must
stop whenever there is danger OF
stampeding cattle; but the wedge has
entered, and there Is reason to be-
lieve that the other cantons will soon
follow the example OF Nalais Tho
opening Of the Brung pass, which
connects Lucerne with lnterlaken,
will probably rot be long delayed.
While there is thus growing toll
erance of automobiles, there seems to
be considerable opposition to tho
multiplication Of mountain railways
especially in the Engadiue. where both
the Piz Langnard and the Piz Julier
projects have been voted down Tho
Engadiners have also made up their
minds to rescue their scenery from
the ravages Of advertisers the hotel
keepers have resolved to boycott all
firms that mar II with their placards.
The chief problem now confronting
these hotel keepers is how to per
suade tourists that June and Septem'
her are the most enjoyable months in
the Alps. luasmuch as they daily
have to turn away applicants for
rooms in July and August their mo.
uyes in giving such advice are apt to
be- questioned They might cite Rus
kin, says the New York Post, who /
used to chide his countrymen for Wis
iting Switzerland in midsummer in.
stead OF in May and June; but this |
argument is apt TO be spoiled by the .
weather The season was so late this
year that the Furka pass could not
be opened to traffic before June Q, or
the Grimsel pass tin June s. and the
first diligence over the Grimsel passed
between walls Of snow eight yards
high
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Some Brief Biographical Notes.

A man out in Rochester. Ia says
Sarah Bernhardt was born in this
country. lived here until young
woman and that she has relatives in
number Of American cities. This
is quite true and it's surprising that
It should create any comment, re,
marks the Pitisburg Press Sarah
was born in New York state and un.
iii FIVE or six years old was a playmate
OF Tsi Ann, the empress dowager Of
China, whose folks ran a laundry In
the same block The Togos and Ro.
iestyenskys lived just around the cor.
ner and all the members Of the four
families were close friends Sarah did
not appear first in Uncle Toms Cab.
in," but in a German comedy written
by a descendant Of William Shakes
peare who lived in Kansas Persons
wishing to know more OF the details
Of Sarahs early life please write.
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Some muck.raker should give his at.
tention to the pure food problem In
India, says the New York Tribune, In
northern India the favorite article OF
diet is a gray shale This is excavat.
ed mostly at Meth, in Bikanir, and
is exported to the Punjab at the rate
Of 1000 camel loads year. In DIFF.
ferent districts different varieties Of
clay are eaten. but, II the natives have
at one time a taste for a special kind
Of mud, as the habit increases the de.
PRAYED appetite soon becomes salts.
fed with bricks and broken pots.
White ant soil. with the nests and
ants themselves. is a great delicacy.
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INTERIOR VIEW OF TURBINE TUBE.
all the wheels are set whlrling and
the ship is driven through the wa.
ter"
In order to make the matter clearer,
we give an illustration Of a small
turbine, the revolving blades being
In white and the stationary ones in
gray.
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IMPROVED scAFFoLDING.
A Novel Form Which Is Particularly
Adapted for Use on Roofs
Of Buildings.

A novel form OF scaifulding has re.
Gently been invented, which Is par.
ticuarly adapted for use on roofs OF
buildings. 1t will be found very con
yenient when repairing chimneys OF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-14
A Good Cement.

A good cement for switchboard re.
pairs, where iron has to be fastened
to marble, Is said to consist OF &c
parts plaster paris, 10 parts iron ali.
ings, and half part Of sal-ammonlac;
1t is mixed with vinegar to a fluid
paste for use and made freshly, fos
II RQlidifSP II allowed to stand.
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AS the steam enters the cylinder
it is caught by the stationary blades
and DETECTED to the blades Of the FIRST
wheel, which are set turning. The
steam then pnsses 70 the neXt. INIT,
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MAKING CEMENT cIsTERNs
New Method Of Construction Which
Has Numerous Advantages
Over Old Style.

Cisterns are now built OF concrete,
which has numerous advantages over
the old style. As now built the els.
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one-eighth inch needle valve, F. which
holds piece Of one.eighth inch pipe,
G, ten inches long. bent as shown,
and covered at the end by a one
eighth inch cap, II. with a one-thirty-
second inch hole drilled through the
upper side.
In making this device be sure to
have all the joints screwed up tight.
and a good soldCred joint between the
flask and vertical pipe. as a small
leak might result in an explosion.
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No man is so tall that he need
never stretch. and none so small that
he need neevr stoop.-From the Dan
ish.
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.IND5S1RY&@t:=5,e
! q MECHAtlS7
A SMALL GASOLINE BURNER
How a Most Serviceable One Can Be
Made Out of inexpensive
Materials.
\ SMALL GASOLINE BURNER

have found a small gasoline burn
er. like the one illustrated, very use
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full for melting
babbitt and lead.
writes a CORE
spondent OF Pop
lar Mechanics.
An old coffee
flask, A, Is sol.
dered TO a piece
Of one.eighth inch
pipe, h, about
two feet long.
This Is screwed
into a one-eighth
inch elbow. c,
which holds a
one-eighth incl
by three inch
nipple. d. A
one-eighth inch
coupling. +. con-
meets this TO a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-14

A student just returned from the
university sat down to supper with
his father and mother Three eggs
were served up.
Why said the husband to his wife.
your supper Is scanty. You should
treat your son more literally"
Let us be content" observed the
son, since there are six eggs on the
table
How" asked his father. do you
prove that"
Easily enough" he answered. DO
not one, two and three make six"
Il will, then" rejoined the father
give one egg to your mother, take
two for myself. and you, my boy, may
help yourself to the rest"
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Wattern beim Babnen Der &inber
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WinslUms Soothing Sprup" hulen.
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runa Derfbaffen. BerlaBt euh oa.
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beieitigt Bino Relit, erueiht ben
@aurnerl. uerbinoert gntaiinouno
nno ftdrtt oaS gonae SnIteu,.
vWtrs. Winslutus Goutbina 5nrup"
fir aabnenoe ainber lit anaenebm
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Belt au baben. Breis 25 Gents Der
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Oeeue gntoefun9 fiir Shminoluht,
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~. SSiHo III ipetl1el SJulttltput>
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Ole Sbiire entldns uno betpegte Die
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aufnertiam. bic mir nit fleinem
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san antoniO, 5reitag Den 49, Ottobtr 1906.
RepubIikanisches Ticket.

RepubIikanisches Ticket,
Senotor "A. ienaturieaer 8iaritt:
Suliu8 seal.
8eprdientant go. 2eaistatur:
5. 6. glatn.
9iltrift> Nntualt:
Sau1es 9taleb.
DiHrift> glerf:
Us. 3. Oeoen.
County Glerf:
Willinm 86rner.
Sheriff:
W. so. 9ibaeralo.
gOunth scbabtneifer:
SacDb Glaus.
guuntbs@ermeiier:
Willtam Campbell.
l5autee un6 gieb.SnIpettnr:
8. @. Baaner.
aSSuperintenbent Der gpuntse Sbulen:
Wsrs. @na @altDn Gtaggs.
Oeffentlicber 8aaer:
8. 8. Debaun.
County 8ommiiidre:
Brecintt | = &uoDlpb Oppermann.
2 Samuel Goaers.
3-ss. 6. @lase. =
4 George $. Bennad.
G5rieoensrihter:
Brecintt |, StelIe 1-8alter Scott.
l. 2-g. o. Camp.
&onffabter:
Brecintt L Natban unoermUub.