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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

titude are again DETECTED to water
level thus creating the so-callcd Sill
ence belts. II frequently happens
on deck. is Inaudiblc to a man alott.
and vice versa.
The lighthouse board has expert
mentcd and tried to learn tn" Gauge
of this condition. hut thus far no sat
isfactory explanation has been found.
Some years ago. during experiments
at White Head light. confusing
condition was found to exist.
Three steamers were used In these
experiments. moving back and forth
on different courses. and their pilots
found tina, at times 1t was impossible
to hear the fog signal on White
Head. although they could distinctly
see the steam escaping from the
horn. Sometimes all sound would
cease for 10 or Is minutes at Il time
to be picked up again later. At 9TH
cr times no sound could be heard on
could plainly be heard by a man so
deck, while the blasts of the wnisilo
feet aloft.
Under certain atmospheric condi-
.tions sound can be heard at great
distances. and frequently it occurs
that the a remarkable difference cN-
lists under the same apparent condi-
tions. A fog signal may be heard
family for several minutes, and then
will come heavy blast. as II clcsc
aboard, succeeded by more faint
sounds. 1t has been noticed that Just
before a rainstorm these signals may
be heard at much greater distances
than under usual conditions.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
Silence Belts in Eogs.

In Washington recently. In the
course Of n hearing on petitions ask
Ing that a iighiship be placed OF
Monhesan island. on the Maine
coast. Capt. Frank Brown. OF the
steamer Camden testified concerning
peculiar conditions that exist In the
ncighborhood affecting the transmits
sion OF sound.
Captain Brown said shat the
whistlins buoy off Manana island.
q small sea rock lying to the north
Of Monhcgan. Is frequently inaudibie
and when this happens in foggy
weather vessels approaching the en-
trance to Pcnobscot bay from the
west and south are In danger OF los
Ing their bearings and going to
smash on the rocky shores of the
islands or the mainland. There is
fine big light cn Monhcgan. visible
many miles at sea in clear weather,
but In that region OF frequent and
heavy foEs the pilots have great diff
ficulty at the season when pnssan-
ger ua"el is at its height In picking
up the island and gct;in. new
point Of departure owing to their ia
ability to hear the whistling buoy.
In calm weather. of course. a
whistling buoy is OF little account.
as the volume of It's sound depends
upon the movement of the sea, but
It is n popularity OF the Monhegan
whistle that even when the sea Is
rough It cannot be depended upon,
being mysteriously silent sometimes
when its warning note is most need
ed. This is attributed to the exist
encc in that neighborhood OF silence
BELTS or. as sailors call them.
GHOSTS Of the sea-"
These areas, impenetrablc by
sound. shift about in a strange way.
occupying one segment of circle
today and another tomorrow.
Thus on Monday the Monhegan
whistle or the foghorn on the island
may be distinctly audible in the
southwest. but not to the south
east. while on n Tuesday the condi-
tions may be reversed, and the next
day a still different distribution of
sound may prevail. In such circum-
stances. Il vessel might be almost up
on the rocks before her people heard
the whistle or the foghorn.
One of the explanations given for
the peculiar conditions controlling
sound distribution off Monhegan Is
that the sound waves are DETECTED
by the foz-laden atmosphere and sent
upward when but a short distance
from the whistle or horn. and then.
after traversins n space at high al
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
HUNDRED YEAR CLUBS
Believe Life Nay Be Prolonged

Believe 4lfe nay BE Prolonged.
Men who are dcvoting their lives
TO the study OF longevity believe that
In days to come man Of ninety will
he in his prime. and old age will be-
gin long past n hundred years.
Scientists have proved that the
simple lie. temperate habits. exer-
else. and an active mind arc essen
tial to n long and happy life.
When the blood gets thin and slug
sish and creeps lazily through the
veins. and the arteries begin to hard
en-. there is nothing that will enrich
the blood. improve the circulation
and restore strength to every back
sliding organ In the body 30 quickly
as our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic. vinol. Here is proof:
Mrs. Michael Bloom OF Lewiston
Pa. at S3 years OF age was so weak
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

the prejudice against red hair In
Christian countries undoubtedly goes
back 20 the tradition that Judas. the
be,raysr OF Jesus. had red hair, nnd
most OF the artists paint him thus
Shakespeare refers to this IN AS
You Like It.. when Rosalino says
OF Orlando. Ills hair y cT the dis
sembllng color" and Celia answers:
Something browner than Iuhns's."
Tho Brahmins WEI. forbidden to
marry a rcd-haIrcd woman. and NJ
has been said: The populaCe Of mos,
countries. confoundlnC moral with
aesthetic impressions. accusr rcd
haired people oi various shortcom-
ings." Hence. superstition has as
signed TO hair OF a roppcry tInfc.
when IL adorns wnmau's head. tn.
worst traits: ana all pctty vices. all
the lamentabie Shortcomings to
which feminity i heir. hav. been
laid laid to the reddish crown"
II Is most unfortunate when .
young girl with reddish hair becomes
too self-conscinus. for sh. Is ihu
apt to mistake looks OF admiration
for gaping crltlciGm. She may In
deed use the pr.cau,ion of not
standing by plnk-shadcd lamp,
which acccntunte III. color OF her
trcsscs too highly. but I, is pity II
she think herself the observed OF gll
Observers. and lose her charming I'M
consciousness OF observation.
Besides the old tradition OF Iudps
create the prejudice existing In
many lands. the fact OF ,hc feeling
against red haid In England Is got
down to the rcd-ha!T.d Danes. wEo
could not be regarded save ~ !uyad-
crs and barbarians.
II IA tho suggestion of character
being implied by the color Of III" hair
that has infiu.nc.d mos. persons Ia
this connection. The Idea that red
haired persons .r. high tempered q
very general. bat 1t Is f,s from be-
Ing true. and many black-haircd per
even more cruel.
No one should norry because he
or she is adorned with red hair. no
matter how carrU'y the red hair may
be. The way TO fight prejudice ls
to prove It's fsisity. and II all the red
haired PERSONS would make = compact
OF amiability the superstition abGut
them would, rapidly disappear The
person with rcd hair can learn self
control Just as easily Us any one else.
and the attrAc,lvchcss or the bril-
iian, cclorcd hair may he made to
incrsasc her popularity.
As men grow wiser they do not
Judge by cNt.rnnls-and rcd hair l.
no exception. o,herwisc II would not
he 81 fashionable.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
1t Is Really a Misfortune
When Women's Hair is Red

Red Ia ths fash lonaLlc color for
womah's hair lust now, but In many
periods and countries 10 have red
hair meant to ties; the depths OF mis-
fortune. even OF death. We know
now that red hair Is an added beauty
from the artists point OF view. for
II Is almost always accompanied BY
beautiful complexion. and the red.
haired woman Is the cynosure of all
eyes at the opera ar the reception.
Queen Elizabeth considered tha,
she was most attractive when wear
Ing red wig. and others have shared
her prcdiisctIon for this color, SO
that now no one with a wealth OF
auburn tresscs would dream OF try
In. to alter their color.
Il a great German doctor let IL be
known that he was blessed with u
| wife who could make red hair as
white rs u n.y." but no modern wo-
man would wish to patronixe her.
story is told OF u woman whose
lover had an unconIuerablc nntip-
hthy TO red hair. 70 she applied to u
quack to have the color altered. He
replied that this was his wife's de-
partmeni. and that would furnish
the lady with u lcadcn comb and the
anti-Erythaean ungucnt which after
two or three applications will make
yon as fair or a, dark as YOU please. e
Prejudice asaIns, rcd hair runs
back even TO Egyptian times. for In
that land OF decided opinions and
strong prejudice II was the custom
TO burn alive some unfortunate. In
d!.idanl cursed with red hair. so /,
was decidedly uncomfortable. to have
red hair In Egypt. as no one knew
whose turn would CON. next.
That the Chinese shared this pr.I-
ndicc against red hair l. proved by
their cpith.I for the English. whom
they called "r.d-hcad.d barbarians'
or ''rcd-heaicd DEVILS
The great exception TO this rul.
among ancient nations Is the Ro-
mans. FOR since the tim. OF Ncrc;hcy
have praised red hair In the highest
terms. They preferred dark red.
almost brown. such as We term au-
burn. and modern Romans share this
liking. II is said that among the pa =
irician families OF Rome and Flor
encs there Is an abnorm iarsc
rnmher of rcd-hcadcd women. Mod.
c'n Greeks share this prediction
with the Romans and they hcighicn
tho roddish effect Of the hair by
wearing dull gold ornaments.
Pc'rarch's Laura Is described M
having had golden rcd hair. 10 the
roct wrote:
The snare vas set amidst thos.
threads Of gold
To which Love bound me fast"
One OF the mcst frequent causes of
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
so TEACHERS WILL.
ATTEND MEETING

Between fDrtv UuI my teachers
oI Trinidad and Las Nu.mBe county
win luay" the city tomorrow and
sunday for Denver wbsr" they viii
attend urNt week The annual mo"t-
Ing or the Colorado Toa.h"rs' ugsp-
citation. This Ib tp D" the most I'M
Enrtunt session of thH association and
Supt :. Il. Morgau and County SuUt.
J.. ". Madrid viii t1ko leading parts
In tn" discussion. Tho schools 0lusrd
this afternoon Cor one week. ihut tAr
teachers might attend ia" oonvCu-
tIDn. Heretofore III" schools were
given hut two dHys' holiday az
ThnnksEiyiEE umu.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

New York. Nov. 22.-Br. Alexis
Carrcl. the winner OF the Noble prize
OF s3.,nGo Tor discoveries tn mcdT-
cine and Hurgcry, has been busy the
past week at III. meeting OF physl-
clans and surgeons from all over the
world. He Ia connected with the
Rockefeller institute. is OF French
birth and g. tHirty-nlnc years old.
lie was graduated from the Cniycr-
sity of Lyons and Immediately tool.
up original research work involving
laboratory experimentation similar
to iha; for which he waF awarded
the Nobel prize. His work ~ an orig
iraI investigator became widely
known In scientific circles by the
announcement that he had inter-
changed the main artery and iugu-
lar vein OF q man with no delctCr-
ious results. As climax, he told OF
having grated the leg of a dead fox
terrier on to the body Of living
animal of the same variety. In June
of this year u warm controversy was
started among leading scientists In
Paris by Dr. Clrrcl's assertion that
he had kept portions Of animals
hearts alive for months while i'm.
mcrscd In special autiscptic golu.
tion and that these portions after
n short time surrounded themselves
with now cells and grew to mere than
sixty times their original size.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING
Can Be Quickly Cured by New Inex
pensive Treatment.

Don't suffer any longer with skin
troubles. but go today and purchase
jar of Ilokara, the grcaselass and
antiseptic skin food. and sec for
yourself how quickly it relieves and
cures all skin diseases or irrita,ions.
Hokara not only cures pimpl2s.
blackheads, acne, etc, but the worst
cases OF cczema. salt rhcum. Ulcers,
etc. are quickly clcansed and healed
by this wonderful treatment.
Hausman Drug Co., local agents,
are selling liberal jar for 2oc
and they guarantee to refund the
money II Hokara docs not do what Is
claimed for it. Larger sizes soc and
$1.00.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
BLOOD HOUNDS CAPTURE
OUTLAW COAL STRIKER

Charleston. ". Va. Nov. 2..-
Samuel Russell. alleged leader ol u
band OF coal strigcr sympnthizcrs
who shot up TO twn Of High Coal yes
t"rday. was run down In the noun
tGins by blood hounds and mine
guards and taken to military head
quarters at Paint Creek Junction to-
day. The strike zon. Is quiet today.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
AMERICAN HELD FOR RANSOM
BY MEXICAN REBELS

Warrington. Nov. 22.-Thc state
department received word today that
William VI. Fink. an American citl-
A'H. superintendent Of san Toy Min
ing company whose camp Is about .
miles from chihuahua Is being held
Tor 5000 ransom by The Mexican
rebel band that captured Santa Eu-
lalia "Wednesday.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
IN OLD KENTUCKY"

Without "ln Old kentucky" no
theatrical season seems quite com
plctc. This remarkable play goes on
its successful way year in and wear
out. competing with the yearly out
put OF now dramas with the stamn
.of recent New York approval. yet
holding its own with the newer Of
fcriuGs that happen along. Seeming
". tho vogue of "ln Old Kentucky
IS ng great ever. and the announce
mCnt of its appearance Is certain of
local appreciation on the part of
ihcator-gocrs. young and old. Who
that has ever witnessed perform
incc Of "ln Old Kentucky" can for
get brave "Madgc lricrly.' the
mountain heroine of the piece. or
the unctous Kentucky Colonel or de-
,ightrul Aunt Alathca or scornful
barbara or manly young LAWSON or
faithful old Uncle Ncb or the COM
.ical litu" pirkaninnics? The 20th
year Of the presentation of I'm Old
kentucky" on the American stage is
bcing celebrated this scasou--a won
derful record Of success. "In Old
kentucky" is announced for appear
ancc here tonight, November 22nd.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22
RULING ON COAST
COMMERCE. WirHr2AWN

WushingtDn. Nov. 22.-Thr inter-
state commerce commission today
announced it's withdrawal ~ recent
administrative ruling that shipmyntH
TO Porto Rico. the canal zna", aud
the Philippines were coustwisc COM
morcc. Enforcement Of the ruling
would have barred foreign ships from
carrying American commerce To these
territories.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

Tho man who closes his ryra TO his
own faults is like the ostrich that
burics It's head In the sand and Inn
nFiucs that no one can see II.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

Not few cats must regret that
they have nine lives.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

All men think they arc manly, but
the majority are entitled TO another
estimate.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

Tho boys appetite IS often the
source OF amazement. If you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only create
n healthy appetite but strengthen
the stomach and enable 1t to do its
work naturally. For sale by all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

It's all right to speak well of the
dead. but don't do 1t at the expense
OF the living.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

You can reach mans heart
through his stomach" quoted the
Wise Guy. well. I'd hate to be n
missionary and have to reach n can
n!bal's that way murmured the
Simple Mug.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-22

she had to be wheeled around in All
invalid's chair-shc writes that after
taking few bottles Of Vinol she
could take long walks and do her
houscwork. That shows how Ninol
strengthens old people.
Try vinol on our guarantee that
1t will tio you good or cost you noth-
Ing. The Hausman Drug Co. Trim
idad. Colorado.
p. s. For childrens Eczema. Saxo
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
Back TO Their Public Duties.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Taylor re
turned on Saturday from their sum.
mer vacation on tn. Pacific coast.
They visited the chief points of In
tercst, around San Diego. Los An.
reles and San Francisco Mrs Tay.
lor arrived In San Diego IN time 20
witness the closing work OF the pub.
lie schools there and spent two
weeks IN berkeley after the schools
had opened their fall term.
Mr.. Taylor. librarian Of our carnc-
gle institution. has been browsing
In the book rooms OF the larger II.
brarics Of some Of the coast cities.
picking up points on literature and
library methods. 10 that the sumner
has been a profitable M well AZ n
very pleasurcabie one. Our city II.
brary now resumes It's full running
time. Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
state Fair Next Week.

Aside from the educational features
OF the State Fair in Pueblo next
week and the splendid exhibits OF
stock and farm products. including
monster exhibits from the dry farm
ing sections. the state fair this
year Will be Of particular interest
from the fact that Theodore Roose.
Welt. candidate for president of the
United State on the progressive
ticket. William Jennings Bryan. the
great commoner, aud probably Joe
Cannon. OF Danylllc, III. member Of
congress and former speaker OF the
house. will al visit the fair and ad-
dress the people OF Colorado. each
delivering 4 political message. dis
cussing the eurning political issues
OF the day
Theodore Roosevelt will speak on
Thursday. September 18th. Bryan
will speak Tuesday. September 18th.
Joe Cannon or some other leading
republican will speak at the fair
grounds Wednesday. September 18th.
movement 10 under way TO induce
Mr. Bryan TO remain until Thurs.
day. September 18th. and debate po.
litical issues with Mr.. Roosevelt
Such an event would bring thousands
OF visitors from many sections Of
the country. Pueblos two big no.
tells and hundreds OF rooming houses
will be amply able To care for 10000
people during State Fair week and
plans have been made TO entertain
that many. or even more visitors,
during the week OF Colorndo's record
breaking state Fair.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
New Epoch in Politics.

Whether or not Theodore Roosevelt,
will be the next president of the
United States, is more than we can
foretell. But we may accept as a
fact for more reasons than one that
the Chicago convention Of the pro.
grossive party marks new epoch not
only in American politics. but In
the history of the world For the
first time the semi.religious spirit
which has sometimes accompanied
municipal housccleanings has been
applied IN a large sense to national
politics. Those who battle with
Theodore Roosevelt battle not for
office. but an ideal. For when the
progressive forces first met their
cause seemed almost hopeless. Even
the Roosevelt leaders could not for.
see the almost terrific momentum
which the new movement was destin.
ed to acquire Today the election
OF Theodore Roosevelt is no long.
er an impossbility. The odds favor
Wilson. Only a miracle can elect
Roosevelt. But Roosevelt has always
been = worker of miracles He and
those who are with him have the
faith that moves mountains. No third
party ever started under happier au.
spices than the party OF Roosevelt
and johnson.
There In little doubt that Roose.
welt will receive the labor vote, In
spite Of Mr.. Gompers Endorsement OF
Or, wilson's platform. A great II.
thographic concern recently made a
canvass In its Baltimore factory
among two hundred employees. OF
whom one-half approximately were
republicans and one-half Democrats.
with 4 sprinkling OF socialists. OF
these one hundred and ninety-six
u96) declared their intention to
vote for Theodore Roosevelt Let col.
lege presidents and bankers vote for
Wilson or Taft Their vote. forum.
ately for democracy. counts no more
than that of the least OF these la.
borers.-lnternationla Magazine.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
COLORADO FAIRS.

Following Ii . complete list Of this
years Colorado fairs:
Colorado State Fair. Pueblo. Sep
tember 18th 70 3ist.
Western slope--Nontrosc. Septcm.
bsr i7th 10 3oth.
Las Animas oounty-Trinidad. Sep
tsmber ?%th b 9Th.
Mesa county Industrial fruit fair
Grand Junction. September gath to
9Th.
Weld county-0rccicy. September
seth 70 9Th.
Crowley couuv-Sugar City. Sep.
tsnbsr 3tth 70 37th.
eaa Luis valley stock show and
eaif-Nonts Vista. September 3sth "a
S7tA.
Sslgwiek oeuaty-jsissburs. Ssp
tsobss 3etA - 3otA.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
RAISE THE ROCKWELL BANNER.
tTune. Marching Through Georgis')

tuhe, marching Inrou&h GeorKia
Raise the Roosevelt banner. boys
It's where We all belong
He's our standard bearer. and he's
running good and strong
The Bull Moose Is calling us to push
the cause along.
Roosevelt aud Johnson forever.
Chorus.
.Hurrah' hurrah, the vote tina, means
the most
Hurrah' hurrah' the square deal is
Our progressive slogan tha, has
swept from coast to coast.
Roosevelt and Johnson forever.
How the bosses u.mble when they
hear our joyful shout!
How the trusts are fighting as they
see what we're about
Walt until election and well have
them both Knocked out.
Roosevelt and johnson forever.
tChorusl
Children will no, slave In mills when
Teddy has his way.
Women viii not have TO work bu,
eight hours any day:
Toilers then will surely get a fair
and honest pay.
Roosevelt and johnson forever.
tChorus.l
So well frs. our country from the
unjust xr~d for gain.
North and south. and eas, and west.
from mountain eide tn main;
To res lot progressivcncss u every.
where In vain.
Roosevelt and johnson forever.
(Chofus.)
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
q. p..r,.A's c..As,.. Church.

-. .m.-fow Mass and sermon In
EasiisA: music and hymns By Saint
Cecilia's choir.
. Q. n.-Dtbis class and Sunday
scAool u easiish: Mrs. Ellen Outh.
ne O'Nsi1. suDefintsadsnt.
. q n.-iilgh Mase. With sermon
IN ensiish: singing and orchestra b.
0aiat Patrick's choir.
3:Se ,. n.-oundsy school II span.
-.
tn .. n.-Aoeafy aal bsaedicttea
. tAs Nost Deeses1 oecssnsnt
o. wssk lo94 NAaD q Z 3. =.
Dvseyte6s eeroAay vSssDos = -
Aeoo ooBveeea
nv. vuH DuLy. Rss>ss.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
WHAT WE STAND FOR.

We stand for a nobler Am
? erica. We stand for an undi.
vided nation. We stand for a
, broader liberty. fuller jus.
? ticc. We stand for social bro
, therhood as against savage
? indisidualism. We stand for
, an int ligent cooperation in.
, stead Of reckless competition.
, We stand for mutual helpful
ness Instead OF mutual hatred.
= We stand for equal rights as
, a fact Of life instead of a
, catchword Of politics. We
, staud for the rule OF the peo-
, pie as a practical truth In.
, stead of anlnglcss pre-
, tense. We stand for a repre-
, sentative government that rep
, resen's the people We battle
, for the actual rights of man.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

Roosevelt and Johnson.
New York and California.
Hands across the continent.
For there Is neither east nor
west. border, nor breed. nor
birth.
When two strong men stand
face to face,
Though they come from the
ends OF the earth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-07-11
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
River Falls People Know
How to Save it.

Many River Falls people take
their lives in their hands by neglect
ing the kidneys when they know
these organs need help. Weak
kidneys are responsible for vast
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but there is no need to suffer nor to
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The following statement leav es
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-07-11
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Special courses of study are pro-
vided for High School graduates as
we'll as for those who have complet.
ed the common schools and grades
in city schools.
The Diploma of the school be-
comes Life State Certificate after
the holder has taught successfully
for one year and received the ap-
proval of the State Superintendent
of Public instruction.
An Elementary course Of two and
one-half years is offered which leads
to the Certificate. This becomes a
State Certificate which Is valid for
FIVE years, after the holder has
taught successfully for one year.
The school has large reference
and text book libraries and well
equipped physical and biological
laboratories. Excellent facilities
are provided for special work In
Manual Training, Domestic Science,
Music, Drawing and Physical Train
ing.
Tuition Is free in the Model Grades.
The pupils in these grades have the
advantages of the courses In Music,
Drawing, Manual Training, Domes-
tic Science and Physical Training.