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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06

CREAM
BAKING
POWDER

Fae 1akiss qsickiy and perfectly
delicious hot biscsits, cake as1
pastry. Renders the food move
tasty, nutvitiOus and wkoleso0S.
No alum, no lime phosphass
The government and food authorities ksvs
enabled the housekeeper to protect her
family from the alum baking powder.
They require that the label shall give her
warning. She must buy from the label asd
decline any powder which the Label does
not show to be made from cream Of tartar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06
P0WDERNoeN
News Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday Nov. 3.
w. 7. Sammon's house has a new
coat of paint.
Chas and Reese Lee are soiourn-
ing in Lake City.
c. j. Huftalen went to Lake CITY
last Monday to elect Bryan.
Mrs. +. A. McGregor and Miss
May Nichols went to Gunnlson last
week to meet Gene.
Henry and Grant Youman have
returned home after considerable
absence from our community.
East side and Cathedral bows are
rounding up for shipping. Will
probably so out directly after cleo
ton.
Those who went to Kansas City
with the west side cattle have re-
turned. From tine flat lookin condi-
ton of their pockets we are led tc
believe that the cityltes seen EN-
comm
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06
COCnErOPA

News Champion Correspondence.
Monday, Nov, |
W. A. keelor returned home last
week.
w. l.. Perry and Frank Quin-
tana were in Gunnison recently.
Joe Perry made a tri ip to Gun
nison last week and T.. ]. kohn
made a trip Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06

Right over this way mister, here whar
tn shade is deep,
Here whar tn bougls droop tender here
whar tn slories creep,
Is mothers grave.
This is tn srass plot, mister, here whar
tn vi'lets grow,
Here whar tn birds is singiu' here whar
til zephyrs blow
She les asleep
Gaspea when the doctor told us mother
must go away.
Gripped at our hearts like sorrer does
VIXEN she holds her sway
And beckons DEATH
Brown was Our fam ly doctor; bolstered
all with pills.
Cured fathers rheumatism. cricks an
siCh other ills
As most folks has
But when III doctor told u.s. told IL must
be III knife
Well, we just paled in silence-what IL it
cost her life
Our mothers life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06
vwIE M
>e~s4C Ch@n4pssa Cerrasvaaacnce
TUESDAY November

~ ~et ssssssfs'S tesf@AVtsooeoc~
Tuesday Noveutrer. 3
j " Dixon Is making wood
for " McC1nnell.
" C baalap aaa r. A. Porter
are clerks Of election.
j Ciemans j. ballng Lav. Mm
Wilson is helping him
c. y. Walbarn returned Wed.
ae.day after several days stay in
Pueblo.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. WalLurn and
Carl g,nard took Sunday dinner
with MIR aud Mrs Peterson.
Lieu, Gov Harper came up
Monday night After voting he
ieti 10 catch the early train to Gun.
nison Tuesday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06
~ oxeea WiN,amA.

Then to tn train we took her. ao,,or H..
went along
Sent her away a-prsyin' nothin xou,s
turn out wrong
In mothers case,
sir' twas quiet evenin' just after dusk
and still
sayin'-good- by Bless mn. ms.
hearts ann
And these are tears
Wore a gray dress of hroad-clath. viol,.,
hat Of blue:
Hair was all soft an snv'ry. thar whar
Il shmWer"d through
fr''Ha her vail
Told us to hope. sa cheerv. wait nm.
she'd come again
Train sped away from III station, left
us-an' trcn-an' then
Well. We waited,
Waited an hoped in sorrer waited a day
or two
Wired MS e come to III city. Quick a,
the frst train through
For she called us
Jist as we went T. board IT te,csra,,
come that said
Well. what il SAID don't matter-motber
was dead, Was dead,
And our mother!
Buried her here whar summers shaae
an tn sun unite.
Planted tn vl'leis wild Ike. ius, ~,ha,
they'd ait tn light
Fer she loved EN-,
Birds sings their songs OF so1ror. silent
IN glories creep.
Here in III peace eternal. mother ha.
gone to sleep
To sleep, To sleep,
Right over this way. mister. here v.ha,
tn shade is deep.
Here "har tn boughs droop tender here
whar tn glories creep
Is mothers grave,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06
V1o1n1 1ty owO
- MYEnaDYlnc IEYYcns al
~ mem n4Aa ~ TOWNS ~ l.
AAYyon

>e~s-G saMysoG CorT.spoaaencs-
"Wednesday Oct. 2s
Andy Bnb0m recently made q
trip 10 DcnSer
Mr. James Gutlr.e and daughter
Ivy leave for Salt Lake City th..
week They have been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. C. Add.ng,oa.
The recent report tha, Thomas
Roach had sald Lls ranch 10 de
cidedlv untrue Mr. Roach has not
sold his ranch nor daes be kno~
that he intends doing -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06
Stick to Ysur Leather

E&thaNEt.
If you have some particular busi-
ness or personal trouble that Is
"bucking you pretty strong, don t
let it throw you, but sink the"spurs"
Of your grit into its belly, slam the
'rawhide" of your intellect into
its sides, stick to your leather, and
You'll wear it out and win. But
don't let it throw you.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-06

Ar You to Take a Trip?
GA Tu sdays the Colorado 4 southern
sells routd trip tickets to all State points
from Denver. Colombo Springs and Pue-
b 10 at exceptionally low rates Ass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

Dr Sledd viii on next sunday
preach the Baecalaureate Sermon Oi
the Wauchula High School commence
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

Mrs. Lawrence Stroble died Sunday
afternoon at her home about eight
miles west OF Gainesville OF pucu.
monia.
Deceased had many friends through
out the section In which she resided.
all OF whom regretted very much her
demise.
The funeral was held Monday after.
noon. the interment being In Jones.
vile cemetery.
A sad feature Of the event was the
fact that at the time Of her death and
funeral her husband was also very
low. and Is yet quite 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

Nearly al diseases u he skin saeh
a. ecEeuA. tstasE. salt Fbeam aGd bar.
berT Itch. are sharaetsriE.d ~ an b.
tsnss stealing sna snAFuhG which a.
teu HAkes ne q b1rdsn and dtsaarbs
sseep aaa rest osi<k ressef UnsT ~
hs4 ~ ssplytA9 cAAnbestein's Gaiye,
a aslaya ne llrks1g An4 GlaaFtiAa
at1os4 taslANtiT. MaHY sasNN have
he9a cure4 ~ 80 49, Per nAia ~
An AfaElaaaM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

Bunch moved to waive the rules and
place this ordinance on its second
reading, Roll was called, and every
member voted aye, and the ordinance
was read by sections and adopted
Alderman Cannon moved that the
ordinance be engrossed. Carried,
Ordinance No. 1852, being an ordi'
nance to amend Section 7 of ordl
nance No, l42, regulating plumbing,
was read the first time, and upon
motion Of Alderman Bunch adopted,
Alderman Bunch moved that the rules
be waived, and ordinance placed upon
It's second reading. Roll was called,
every member voting aye, and motion
was carried, The ordinance was then
placed on It's second reading by sec
tions, each section being adopted, af'
ter which the ordinance was adopted
as u whole on second reading, by mo
ton OF Alderman Cannon. Alderman
Vidal moved that tho ordinance be-
engrossed. which motion was carried.
Alderman Bunch moved to adjourn
until Wednesday evening, March IS,
which motion was carried
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
UNIVERSITY NO1ES

An experiment In cattle.teeding that
will probably be OF great int2rea, to
nc stoCkmen cf the State Is nov re.
ing carried on at the Station, -Four
sets OF four steers each are being fed
on different kinds OF rations, and the
results studied, These sets are as
aearly uniform as possible, the total
weight OF the heaviest four Offering
from the weight OF the highest four
by less than one hundred pounds.
The trst set are being fed on cotton.
seed meal and bulls: the second on
crabgrass, corn, and cottonseed meal;
the third on velvet beans, crahgrass
and corn; and the fourth set on cotton.
seed meal. corn. and sllage, 1t was
sought to fnd out the value OF one
pound OF protein OF velvet beans as
compared with cottonseed meal as a
producer of tissue and muscle aud
also to find out the relative values OF
sllage and crabgrass hay as fat pro,
ducers.
Present indications go to prove that
II Ia twice as expensive to produce n
pound of beef from cottonseed meal
and hulls as It is to produce a pound
from velvet beans, crabgraSs aud
corn. In other words It ls most eco.
nomical for cattlemen 20 use bal
anced ration
People Interested In this expert.
ment are invited to visit the station,
Each pen Is labeled to show what
food each animal receives, The food
supplied is weighed daily, and tho
steers are weighed weekly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

CRY nAkGRY,
nm aasss oslaas.lnA "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
The Suins and ,hs FIowor

Oh mel I saw q huge aud ioa,hsonie sty,
Wherein drove Of wallowing swine
were barred,
Whose bahquet shocked the nostTh and
the eye;
Then spoke q voice, 'Bchoh the source
/. Of iardp'
I fed. and saw a field that seemed AZ first
One giiStcaing mass Of Fosca pure aud
white,
With dswy buds mid dark grcsn foliage
nnrsed;
And, as Inquired DER the lovely sight.
The summer bFeeEe. th4t cooled that
eoulbeFu scene,
Whispered, - Behold the n0urea u
coTToLRNEf"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
OFF TO rHE"MlNEs.
Deputy Sheriff Walker Took Two o..
tenders to RawIs & Co. Tuesday.

Deputy Sheriff l. G. Walker took two
prisoners, s. Jones and Fred Han,
both colored, 10 Rowls 4 Co, the les.
secs, Ocala, Tuesday
Jones. young Colored man, was
convicted In Justice Eyerett's court ~
Wilcox upon charge Of carrying con.
cealed weapons. and got 500 fine or
three months.
Hall, az was noted In The Sun OF
Tuesday. was convicted before Jus
tice Caswcll at Alachua for petit lar
cony. and he must serve six months,
IN default OF q fine OF 500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
Alice Roe,sv,lr. Wedding

Was something 20 be recorded Ia
the annals Of history. HeFbine has
been acknowledged the greatest oi
liver regulators 4 positive cure Zoe
bilious headaches. CONSTIPATION. chilli
and fever. and all liver complaints,
J. c. Smith. Little Rock. Ark. writes:
"Herbins IL the greatest liver medL
cine known. Have used Il for years
II does the work" Sold By W, ~
johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
Marriage st Tssnton.

Information comes 20 this city Of the
marriage Of Eduard Everett aud Mas
HOTn. which ocearYed AZ The houas ot
the brides parents ~ Trenton On
Sunday aitsFaOnu.
Mr Everett IL q y0aa man eel
kn0up and popehr Ia his pectis.n.
while the bride - = ehAFmihs youna
iady with ElAny Threads
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

SO Endless Progmm d slarlllng Evonl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
IhI, il Worth Rsmsmbs rInn.

Whenever you have cough or cold
Just remember that EolCy's Honey and
Tar will cure t. DO not risk your
health by taking any but the genuine.
II Ia IN q yellow package, J. w. Nc
Collum a 90,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
In the Mayor's Court.

There were only two cases IN the
Mayors count Tuesday morning. Zoe
Hudson. white. for dieoriTly con,
duct. WAS fined SO and costs, aud
James Carolina. coIorcd charged With
drunkenness. was discharged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
ADJOURNED SESSIONS
OF THE CITY Fathers
At Meeting of Monday Night
New Ordin rc1s Introduced.
PLUMBERS GET A BENEFIT

That Is to Say, They VIII Not be Re-
CURED In Future TO Make Deposit
Guarantee When Bidding for Work.
Other important Ordinances.
The Council met pursuant to ad-
tournament OF March s, at 1880 p. m.
Friday. with President BroOme and
Aldermen Bunch. Cannon and Nilsson
Ia attendance.
Alderman Broome moved the rec
concentration Of the committee ON
claims, reducing the assessment Of
Mrs ]. w. Bennett to $500, and that
OF J. w. Carly to $500, be accepted,
aHd the Collector be instructed TO
make the change. Motion carried.
Alderman Mlxson moved that the
ordinance committee be instructed
\ 10 bring in an ordinance amending
Ordinance No. 142, being an ordinance
regulating plumbing as to the $50
required to be deposited. Motion car.
RED
Alderman Bunch moved to adjourn
10 1880 p, IN. Monday, March Is,
which was carried.
Monday Nights Session.
The Council met pursuant to ad'
journment at 7:30 p. m, with-the fol-
lowing present; President Broome,
Aldermen Bunch, Cannon and Vidal.
The request OF the Board OF Public
Works to have an ordinance drawn re-
ducing the width OF sidewalks on
West Main street South from Ma
sonic street from seven to six feet,
3 was, upon motion Of Alderman Bunch,
4 referred to the ordinance committee.
TO have ordinance drawn.
The chairman OF the street commit
tee. TO whom was referred the matter
OF the Leighton building on West
Main street reported its dangerous
condition, and recommended that
ut uidNh lNNhiAhb O"hN'
+ a. place same In better condition, was
received. and the ordinance ordered
drawn.
Alderman Cannon moved that the
president appoint two men to act with
Alderman Vidal I'm buying two mules,
q wagon and harness, at cost not
TO exceed Si25. Motion carried. and
the President appointed Aldermen
Cannon and Bunch.
Alderman Cannon moved that the
chairman Of the street committee
notify the mayor OF the damage that
Is being done 10 the trees Nv means
OF wires being attached to same and
asking that some action be taken to
remedy same Motion carried
Ordinance No. ljl, being an ordi'
nance to provide for the issuing Of
city certificates as provided for by an
ordinance approved February Is, 1907.
was reaG and upon motion Of Alder
man Bunch adopted Alderman
u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

DO not forget the open House" az
the University next Friday night Con.
veyRnces will be- found at the square
To take visitors out To the grounds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

Mr.. Winters, os the Station 5. visit.
Ing Orlando. DeLaud and sanford.
at which places he IL carrying un cS.
periments In celcryraislng.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18

So much interest WAS manifested
In the game of baseball between the
Faculty aud the Experiment station
STAFF that Il Is probable - oecoud
game viii be played shortly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-18
Doa't Ca Maried

uaiii yoa hsys sesn us about ths
wedding cake We sas ignRiah Il "a
sail the most taatiai0ss tAEts. Cakes
90 aasr foF sil OCCASIONS, 0sIs $40
eialy. AnYthiaE h that Iias On si.0Ft
hofiea. Is feAnonahie prsses RNFs ~
h1vs ygu astisinssiou, ~ oar haksEy
esa b. fosaf fresh daily eko3es bseaa.
FUlls. beDs. eASsa plss Esd Dasesy.
Eswythaas h pDfA vhSieaams. Sy>sh.
so@a -
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-15
Bridges to Let.

On July Is, 1908, at II o'clock, a. M,
the Commissioners of Laurens and Spar
tanburg counties will let to the lowest
responsible bidder the contract for bridge
over Enoree River near residence of ?.
B. Cooper.
On July 10th, 1908, at II O'Clock, a.
M, said Commissioners will let to the
lowest bidder the contract for a bridge
over Enoree River at q point near the
old residence Of w. p. Harris.
Contractor in each case will be re-
quired to enter into written contract
and to give satisfactory bond in sum
equal to contract price for the faithful
performance of contract. Both bridges
to be paid for in part by private sub
scription. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids.
H. b. IIUMBERT,
4S-3t Co. SUPERVISOR
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-15
INVITE A TEST.


Laurens DRUG Co. invite all who suf-
fer from any form of catarrhal troubles
to test the virtues of lIyomei under
their absolute guarantee to refund the
money if the treatment does not give
perfect satisfaction.
There is no other treatment for ca
tarrh that in any way resembles Hyomei;
none that gives such quick, curative re-
suits and lasting satisfaction; none that
can be sold under guarantee like this
TO REFUND THE MONEY UNLESS IT
CURES.
Catarrh is germ disease and when
you breathe Hyomei its antiseptic heal
ing reaches the most remote air cells in
the nose, throat and lungs, killing all
catarrhal germs and driving the disease
from the system.
Get dollar outfit of Hyomei today
from Laurens Drug Co. under their
guarantee offer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-15
W. IS
pCHAPTER NlNE9
3 oS

'IlLOSS LGNDADBERG
towers high on n prom
ontory overlooking Il
lake seven or eight
miles to the south OF
thn RhOptinD Genital
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-07-30
RIVER RUNS UP STREAM.
Logs and Driftwood VIII Float Down,
turn, and Start the Other Way.

Muskogee, Okla.-One OF the freak
curiosiiies of Mcintosh county is a
river that runs up stream People who
nve near Eufaula, along the banks OF
the North Canadian. often have seen
logs and driftwood running rapidly
down stream until they reached
point where they waver and stop, and
tnen turn round and run back up the
stream as rapidly as they had gone
down.
A few days ago a farmer who had
not iiyed long on the Canadian crossed
the bridge and, accosting a Eufaula
man, said:
Which way does that North Cana
dian river run?"
merchant.
Il thought so Does there seem to
be anything the matter with me?'
The Eufaula man assured him that
ne seemed TO be all right and OF sound
mind
Wei, there is something wrong
somewhere. Where came from there
were lots OF rivers, but every one OF
them runs down stream. When /
crossed that bridge while ago logs
and drifts were going west faster than
they ever went the other way before.
think Ill see a doctor, anyway"
The explanation is simple. The con-
nuence of the North and South Cana
dians Is about five miles east of Eu-
faula There is little fall in either
stream. When there is a big rise in
the South Canadian the water rushes
back up the north fork for miles. and
has every appearance of stream that
is running the wrong way.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-07-30
ICE BLASTS ON TAP.

would freeze. The mouth OF the same
shaft opens into what would be an
icehouse in another city, and cur.
rent OF Ice cold air fiIls the place.
keeping the butter. eggs. meat and
other goods at temperature just
above freezing point.
The ordinary air coming out OF am
air shaft in Thompson is, at the
mouth of the shaft 5S degrees, but In
some instances runs even lower. There
are other localities in Montana
where the cold air stratum may be-
found. but not another where the en-
tire city takes advantage of the fact
and pipes cold air about as other cities
pipe gas and water.
In Whites Gulch one of the early
gold mining camps of Meagher county
In the Belt mountains, a cold air
stratum was discovered a quarter OF
century ago. and In peculiar man
ner. James McCabe. one OF the pio--
neer miners. planted field OF pota-
toes one summer He raised a good
crop-in fact. larger than he had ex-
pected-and found that he would need
storehouse for them, SO he dug a
cellar in the morntainside just back
OF his cabin. The cellar was driven
into the hill perhaps 20 feet.
He harvested his crop and stored the
several tons OF potatoes In the cellar.
Double doors were arranged over OPEN
ing. Imagine his surprise when, some
time later. he opened the doors to find
all his "spuds" had frozen solid. with
icicles hanging from the roof OF the.
cellar Yet the thermometer had not
reached the freezing point at the cabin.
not 30 feet away. From that time ON
the cellar was used as refrigerator
by McCaDe and his neighbors in reach.
and the hottest days OF July and Aug
ust did not dispel the icicles hanging.
from the roof Stepping from the out
er air few feet inside the cellar was
like receiving dash OF Ice water In
the face. The cellar is still there, and
is always shown to visitors to that
section.
Another natural refrigerator iu
Montana is to be found in Upper New
York Gulch, another old mining camp
in the Belt range. Cascade county. A
shaft had been raised perhaps 80 feet
from bedrock drain and was used
for years as a refrigerator. carcass
OF beef could be kept therein, even
during the hottest of summer months.
The shafe finally filled with ice to
within few feet OF the surface. and
is still used as never-empty ice
chest by the few residents of that
neighborhood
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-07-30
RATS CARRY LEpRosY GERMS
American Ports Threatened with New
scourge, Says Official.

Washington.-That rats carry the
germs Of leprosy is the discovery
made by DR.. George Mccoy, assistant
OF the marine hospital service. He
dwells at length on the subject in a
report received by Surgeon General
Wyman.
The experiments were made in San
Francisco, where the government is
assisting the state and city authorities
in killing the rodents that are blamed
for the appearance of the bubonic
plague there more than year ago.
The danger lies in the fact that
the disease. in the opinion OF DR.. Nc
Coy, In all probability. is transmits
sible to human beings. and as leprosy
is not local scourge. but fourishes
in the temperate almost as well as in
the torrid zones. the menace to prac-
tically all the ports of the United
states is equally grave. Rats infected
with the disease and escaping from
vessels from the orient putting in at
New York or Philadelphia can spread
as much of the disease as is possible
in San Francisco.
Experiments are being made to
prove the transmissibility of the
scourge. Several rats have been In.
oculated with the germs and they are
now being carefully observed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-07-30
STRATUM OF COLD AIR UNDER
LIES MONTANA TOWN.
Available for Cooling Purposes the
Year Round and Place Has No
Fear Of Trusts-Discovered
In Peculiar Manner.

Butte. Mont.-There are several sec
uons In Montana where an Ice trust
this summer will have no terrors. even
though 1t were monopolistic, grinding
and binding In character. This is be-
cause of the strange phenomena
known as underground cold air blasts,
which have been found to be avail
able throughout the year irrespective
of the temperature on the surface.
State Senator Fletcher Maddox, who
recently visited the more noted of
these at Thompson Falls, Sanders
county, has related his experience.
Mr.. Maddox was escorted to one of
the stores Of the city. taken down
stairs and invited to stick his head
In hole In the wall, from which a
large plug had been taken. Outside
the thermometer stood at 80 In the
shade. but the air which came out OF
the hole in the wall made Senator
Maddox think he had been jabbed by
an ice chest. The air was painful
after coming from the heated upper
world.
In this respect Thompson might
ie'eS oPPiopi iutciy po tcihhcu thc
eighth wonder OF the world, and the
way is not the way Of the ice man.
In fact. there are no ice men in Thomp-
son. They are not needed. When
ever Thompson citizen desires a re-
frigerator proper he simply digs a
hole in the ground and pipes cold air
into his cooling chest. instead Of fill
Ing 1t Jith ice. The air is dry and
clean and far ahead of Ice.
There SENS to be a stratum of ice
cold air below the city of Thompson
at depth of from 80 to 40 feet, and
the residents have taken advantage OF
the fact. A cold air well is almost as
much necessity In Thompson as the
kitchen stove.
A well sunk to the depth found
necessary for the stratum, and there
is no further need of Ice. In the
basement Of the store mentioned
above hole about Is inches in diam
eter is run to cold air shaft, and
when the temperature of the cellar
becomes too high the plug is removed
from the air pipe: II it we're out all
the time the produce in the room