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Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Form Wound Col,
Used by Amateurs
Method of Procedure Is Out
lined for Electrical
Workers.
ey S. E. WATSON

Every amateur electrical worker has
occasion at various times TO use form.
wound coils OF special dimensions. In
the construction of plain magnets Or
open-core apparatus the wire is usual
ly wound In place directly upon the
core. With dynamo or motor fields
and ciosed-core apparatus 1t is usually
impracticable and In some cases I'M
possible to wind the wire in this way.
Consequently the coils must first be
wound upon form
For the average Job a form should
be made of exactly the same length as
Is desired for the finished coil, making
due allowance for the necessary insu-
lation to be added later Each Of the
other two dimensions should be about
inch greater than the cor
dimensions of the core
upon which the coll is to be placed.
4 block Of wood planed to the over
ilze dimensions indicated above and
'awed to the desired length Is the
most convenient kind Of core form.
l quarter-inch hole is bored through
he longitudinal axis of this block |
nd receives the axle used In rotat-
ng the FORM The appearance Of the
nished block Is shown In Fig. 1.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
.OBREGON ORDERS
MAY STOP FEUD
BLOOSHED FOLLOWS ATTEMPT
OF DEPosED OFFICIALS TO
TAKE TREASURY
Bullets Fly at City Building ~
Mayor and Congressman Head
Raid on Municipal
Treasury

Mexicali, Lower California-Police
state and federal authorities express
ed confidence Monday that there
would be no resumption of the viO-
lence of Sunday night when three
were killed and several woundd, five
seriously, as result Of battle be-
tween police and a group Of deposed
councilmen headed by Mayor Juan
Loera and Congressman Aicardo Co.
carrubias.
Covarrubias and their followers
were alleged to have assembled IN
the city hall with the asserted pur-
pose of seizing the offices OF the
city treasurer. The treasurer, hav-
ing heard rumors of such a plan,
summoned the police.
Reports differ as to how the vio-
lence started. One report was that
Loera, believing Covarrubias was
about to be fired upon by the police,
shot at iChief of Police Guillermo |
CULLEN, who fell with wound In the
abdomen.
Governor Jose Lugo OF the north
ern district Of Lower California,
called out the troops and declared
martial law in the troubled district,
,ut the order was withdrawn when
luiet apparently was restored, al
nough there was an occasional
hreat of reprisal.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Sydney Strike Situation Tense

Sydney, n. S.-The tension in the
steel and coal strike area was in.
creased Monday when the authori-
ties revealed that rail had been
removed on the Sydney and Louis
burg railway shortly before the pass
age of an express and that a boy
had been arrested while ja1nming a
switch with a piece of iron at a spot
nearby. The tampering was discov-
cred in time to preYent an accident
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Nine Injured In Subway Crash

new fork.-Nine persons were in
Jured, none fatally when two subway
trains of the Interborough Rapid
transit company crashed in a rear
end collision at two hundred and
seventh street and Jerome avenues.
SIX of the injured we're rushd to
Fordham hospital. The others were
given emergency treatment and tax
en- to their homes. Many other pass
engers suffered minor bruises.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Washington Descendant Dies

Philadelphia was
made here Monday of the death at
Charlestown, w. Va, Sunday of
Samuel Walter WASHINGTON, des-
cendant of George Washington's two
brothers, John Augustine Washington
on his fathers side and Colonel
samuel Washington on his mothers
side. Samuel Walter Washington
was 20 years old and a lawyer.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
GENERAL

SIX convicts escaped from the
Eastern State penitentiary at pbiIo-
dolphin after beating a guard Tbev
escaped over wall. held up a motor
truck and fled. All are said TO he
armed.
With one dead ana several others
missing. Sandwich. n. II. menaced NV
one Of the worst forest fires IN he
tory. Damage already caused to
tiin0er lands run into hundreds os
thousands OF dollars. The govern
nient forest reserve at WatervilIe is
threatened.
Five persons were Instantly kulad
ana TWO seriously injured near Tena
Haute, Ind. when motor car which
had stalled on the track OF the no
four railroad was struck by passen-
ger train.
"enty-six Texas oil promotres. In. I
Guiding Dr. Frederick A. Cook for 1
mer Artic explorer. were Indicted nv
the federal grand jury al Cleveland
ONO, On charges Of using the malls 1o
driraed and conspiracy TO make fraud.
uent Use of the malls.
Two men were probably fntaily In
)ured 10 an explosion on the eighth
noor Of the Nld-cny Packing com.
pany st Chicago, Thursday. There
were vi lafg4 number of specfacular
60 ss'ss snd Tor . time u Was though
that nnmbef of oolored girls were
tfsDp'a ~ ne names The bullaine
WAS almost to'eiiy destroyed.
Jrelre psfsone, esyaD being pO
uafe, segs allied egd ~ Fero injured 4
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Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20

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ana believed 10 bo nndep ihe wreol
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Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Wyoming soIons In Extra sessIo,

theyenne, Wyo.-The Wyoming
legislature convened in extraordinary
session Monday to amend the state
farm loan act in such a way as to
reduce the interest rate from to 5
per cent and increase the maximum
loans to individuals from $4,000 each
TO $4,000. These amendments were
passed at the regular session last
winter, but later were declared null
ilfied because clerk had failed to
include them in the enrolled act as
1t was sent to Governor Ross for
his signature.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
PERSONAL

Carl c. Magee, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
editor. was found guilty of contempt
on seven counts in Judge u. ].
Leahy's court Saturday Four cita-
tions had been issued directing Magee
to show cause why he should NOT be
adjudSed guilty Of contempt. one of
them on two counts and the others one
count each. Nagee was sentenced 10
nieny days in the county Jail on each
Of the four citations.
Ebert H. Gary saturday made ii
plain that the United States Steel |
corporation. OF which he is head. !
planned within six weeks to begin
eliminating the I2-hour day in its
plants
Premier Baldwin. before the English
house OF commons and Marquis Cur
zon in the house Of lords. demanded
Thursday that the allies unite in fix
Ing fair amount OF reparations and
asking Germany to pay it.
John ID Rockefeller, in quiet way. !
celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday :
sunday at his Tarrytown estate. Be q
ause ii was the Sabbath day the r
sual band TO mark another milestone d
his journey of life was dispensed A
nth, nor did the oil king get his 81
istomary round of golf He never s,
ays golf on Sunday. m
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Harding cele- II
'ated Sunday one Of the most mem 81
able OF their thirty-two wedding In
iniversaries by arriving in Alaska. hI
e first chief executive and first
ay Of the land ever to visit the
eat northern territory.
Wm. r. Day former United States
preme Court Justice died at his
MINER home in Michigan following a
ig Illness.
n the midst OF the blaring hands
farewell cheers of thousands of
coma citizens President Harding
isd thursday for Alaska, the first
Ell executive Of the nation to visit
I territory since 1t came under the
lerican flag fifty-six years ago.
ienry Ford's first grand d-daughter
born Saturday. She is the daugh-
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edsel Ford. Ford l.
TWO other grandchildren, Henry ABB
and Edsel b. Jr. both sons of c
ei Ford and Mrs. Ford, who be-
her marriage was Miss Eleanor r
Lay.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20

e'x La 'bapelle,-A Belgian court !.
mSl,'al mere Saturday imposed the
p"atD penalty upon three GermaDs
nouns yop Keller Ludwig and
Nlpsepder and He imprisonment st
puta labor upon o fourth, Jobeer, on
conviction of sabotage.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Runaway Train Leaps Trsck

San Bernardino, Calif.-The wreck
age of 30 freight cars burned Mondoy
as a means of clearing the track af.
ter a Union Pacific freight train
ioaded with cement and coal ran
away Sunday night on the Caion
fass. and. at a speed estimated nm
10 80 miles an hour. left the track
Two trainmen were killed.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
Six Conyicts Escape

fbiiadelphia-Six conyicts escaped
from the Eastern penItentiary satur.
aay after beating a guard. They
sScsped over the wall, held up mo-
.or puek and fled. All are said 10
be armed. ="
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
FOREIGN

a belgian court martial at AK La
Chapelie, Saturday imposed the death
penalty upon three Germans-Count
Won Keller, Ludwig and Kingender.
and lie Imprisonment at hard labor
upon fourth. Lorbeer, on conviction
of sabotage.
three days of storm and flood have
wrought damage to the city and har-
Dor of Montevideo, estimated at ST.
OooOOO, and have been responsible for
the loss of at least five lives NV
drowning.
A slide of 1900 cubic yards Of
dirt occurred in the Culebra cut Of
the Panama canal Friday. Shining
was not interrupted.
Four steamers. including passen-
ger liner have gone ashore on the
orlsuayan coast following the worst
gale in the south Atlantic in MANY
years. The Munson liner Southern
Cross from New York. was not able
to dock a. Montevideo Wednesday and
was forced to put out to sea to ride
out the gale.
flfty-six Germans have been drown.
ed IN the Rhine since Saturday All
We're swimmers who sought RELIEF
from the heat.
Ten Deaths were reported Tburs.
iay from Paris, as a result of tho
unprecedented heat wave grinnino
'aris and vicinity.
Representative OF five foreion
have cabled to their homo
oNernments from Pekin, stating tha
mounts to be asked for individual
ictims of the linching bandit for
ne loss of one life and the Ameri
no claim demands restitution for the
injury OF woman.
An earthquake OF some severity
'silng about - seconds was fol,
roughout parts of France Tuesday
o loss of life was reported.
Heavy damage was done. Tuesday
London, by a thunderstorm said
nave been the worst in the Citys ,
story. The storm ragged for more ,
an six hours. /,
About 20 OF the bandits who held mn }
tfsin on the CantOn-kowlto rail. J
ad near Canton Saturday. were kill. '
tuesday In a battle with Chinese .
'"ps The main body Of The bandits .
"e'ef, escaped 10 the hills. .
ffanee has compromised win Grest Il
iisin on The latters desire for = !.
lttep answer ~ the British quos. ~
ngaire On feDarafl0ns and The rum
'ppHtlon, u "as learned in official o.
'f''rs a. Paris ~
Pc BRUSH steamer Woron made a,
= a. @anilp witDogi her captain. A le
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Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
a RESUME OF THE WEEKS
OOiNGS IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events OF the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

Fire that swept up Burke canyo,
friday destroying the little uainin.
town OF Mace and ali except N,
eastern residence section of Burke
Idaho. was brought under control Al
$3.50 g m. Saturday after having
wrought damage estimated al sl,5oo
c00
Officers OF Sanpete county. Utah
including al the available forcs AZ
hAnu and Moroni and Representatives
OF the William J. Burns Defective
agency al Salt Lake, are following
clues thar they believe viii lead 10
the early apprehension Of the persons
VINO some time before daylight Fri
day morning entered the Bank Of
horonj, Utah forced a number Of
safe deposit boxes and carried svav 1
number Of liberty bonds and other
valuable papers.
Two we're fatally injured and ten
were injured. some severely. at as,ou,
Il 40 Sunday morning when train No
OF the Los Angeles & salt Lake
konte was wrecked about three miles
south Of Sandy. Utah The dead are
:. h Runsvlck. engineer. and II II
Bennett fireman OF the fninrAs
seven were passengers and fbrea
were unidentified men stealing r,sas |
on the blind baggage. The wreck :
was ezEsec By a wsshout Of the s
uAck e'ocaEioned by the overflow OF c
tne Hishline irrigation ditch. The {
eas1ne was turned completely over 4
ana three coaches were hurled from
the track and demolished
What was said to be the larpes, I,
OH gnsher IN the history OF soutbern h
California fields was brought in Sat II
urosy In the Signal HIM district by +
the r. K Miley company. The init Il
iai now was yariously estimated NJ C
between $4,000 and $1,000 barrels
day.
l.. f. Dupree, formerly cashier Of .,
the First National bank AT Duho,s VI
Idaho has been arrested in Los An. pc
geies on charge OF embezzlemen, "
-f%~ 40 III CudTSe OF q United
states official and will be brought "
PACK to Pocafello to await the action VI
u the federal grand jury, which CON
'enes in November. w,
lwenfy-seyen alleged members n, DO
be Industrial Workers OF the World oo'
'ere convicted in the Los AngeIes IN
uperior court Wednesday on two dr'
cunts Of an indictment charging
riminal syndicalism. a.
Mrs. Sara Nelson OF Farmjneton the
tan 90 years OF age. was instantly wa
'iied Wednesday when. It Is claimed
aped from southbound Rambereer
ieetric train at Pennington crossing ~. ~
On the heels OF the Dempsey- gal
ms light of July the First STATE yea
INK OF Shelby was closed. Navor Crc
ines A. johnson of Shelby. one Of to
e promoters OF the fight. was pres,- was
mt of the concern. out
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20
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found it up nesr 4
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IL, No matter what part Of ..
you may find yourself IN /" ~ ,Ms y J
make you feel more at h, bo,.ss lss !. !
iavorlte smoking tobacco foy,s for q N
You get a great thrill f,s.'
your home newspaper - Il nom = 7
land and an even greats, t. .i.ss ri
meeting someone from es tha ' n,a q
town. But tobacco certsinls tai 90
next IN the order Of imno,,s.a ,s ~
away-from-home thrills. sp0f''aa
With your favorite tob.,
i1vorite pipe, life is worth g NM y vi
almost any corner Of the glOb. q
;, This thought was inspired !
following interesting letter. eS ~. y = s|
". +; Bromley, an Edgeworthb hn ,a.
from Fort Wayne, Ind: u mag
Larus & Brother Co,
Richmond, Va
Ientlemen:
In some Of your adyerti.su.
time to time have noticed iaa is..aifn NJ
9inerent users of Edgewortb S"ns ~
Iobacco and wondered n snv saou1
had. enan h.
When in Valparaiso, South ar
could get 1t; and when was f..i
As man could well go without ,o;aas aa
the jumping-of place" I couIa sTIpts
= igeworth Ready-Rubbed. ~ p
l have an old briar that b.v..
zen years and it never had . crnmh a.aa .s
but EdReworth in it. '' "
Hthat isn't going some, you t,u ~.
Yours truly,
(signed) W. E. BrcuIv.
If Mr.. Bromley makes f,em~
shps from continent to continsnt .
record of keeping all Tobacco Il
Edgeworth out of his briar il ind. y
noteworthy.
Although Edgeworth does rea,ha
ar corners Of the earth. there mus
lines when the supply runs In h. |:
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20

smoker but would like an oppons
nifty to find out if you want to be 90.
send your name and address to Lar1
& Brother Company, "a South 2ls
Street, Richmond, Va.
You will receive almost inmei
ately free samples Of both Edgewor.|
Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed. Yha|
you can judge for yourself what ya|
think about this tobacco that n
many smokers claim gives complsa5
pipe-satisfaction.
If you will include the name q
address of your regular tobaccod3
with your request for the free sara
your courtesy will be appreciated
To Retail Tobacco Merchants;
your jobber cannot supply you Ia
Edgeworth, Larus Brother Compq
will gladly send you prepaid by N~
post a one or two-dozen carton dnI
size of Edgeworth Plug Slice or Radr
Rubbed for the same price you Baa
pay the jobber.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20

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theoretical and practical religion
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-20

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New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
ROBSON RETURNS SAFELY
spanish War Hero. Reported Lost lu Mountains. l.rachcs Home No Worse For Experiences.

Los Angeles. Dec. 12. -- Captain
 Richmond Pearson ITobson. Spanish American war hero and prohibition crusader was safe at home today after an experience which. like his adyen- turr in Santiago Bay. left him sur rounded with publicity bnt unscathed
 A winJstorm and brush fire caused Captain Hobson unwittingly to play the role of missing husband and father. He had gone into the hills with his brother, Major ]. VI. Ilobson. and an investigator for the district attorneys office in search of tho ms jor's son and his own. who had failed to return from hiking trip.
 After inc three men were well out of reach Of telephones. tho missing boys came homs. Then Major Hobson became separated from his two com panions. and. when he could mol gind them. launched another search Of inc hills. High winds and a dangerous brush fire lent substance 10 the rumor that all was not well with Captain Hobsou and his coupa nions. but re- ports wer. proved unfoundcd when the two returned to their homes. not knowing that q search had been start cd
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
Y.F. ". ENDORSE AVERY
 FOR POSTMASTERSHIP
Walter !. smith Post Approve Newly Elected Commanders Candidacy
 for Federal Position

At meeting Of Walter J. smith post. Veterans of Foreign Wars. last evening the following officers were elected and installed for the coming year: Commander. \. c. Avery: ST. ,ice-commsnder. Mason P. Andrews: ir. ice-commander. Leroy C. Ems minger; quartermaster. Thomas r.. Carey: cha plain. Herman simoHsch: officer of the day. T.. r. Forker: ad- jutant. Melville F.. Sticklcs: trustees, Carl N. Anderson. Edward Hansen. Raymond =. Frost.
 Tentative plans for the coming year were briefly discussed and re- ports for the past year were read.
 During the past scar inc post has emerged from a debt of over S2Do0 and now shows a good balance on inc other side of the ledger
 The post voted 10 endorse the cau- didacy of \. C. Avery for the post of New Britain.
 There was large turnout Of mem bers who assured tho new officers that the coming year was to be a banner year for the Vets.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
SOUTHINClON NEWS

IL was announced by the mrchants Of the town today that they will keep their places of business open nights during the holiday season.
 A special trolley car has been hired by the Star of Golden lodge. Shcp- herds Of Bethlehem, to convey the members to Wallingford tomorrow night. They will be tho guests Of the Wallingfords lodge at an enter tainment and supper. \ large dele gation is expected 10 make the trip.
 An important meeting Of St. Rita Circle. Daughters Of Isabella, will be held in the community home Thurs day evening.
 WonX Tribe l. o. R. NJ. will hold an important meeting in Red Mems hall tomorrow evening.
 Rev. E. c. payy will preach the past Of n series Of lecture at the First Congregational church Sunday. He will take for his subject "The Southingion Citizen and His Church."
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12

The ladies of the Methodist church will hold n social in the church base ment this evening.
 The Modern Woodmen will hold their next meeting at the Athletic building Thursday evening, December %.
 The local members Of the Boy Scouts will attend a meeting Of their troop 10 be held at Berlin Friday evening.
 The "Aplokop' minstrels Of Middle town will present an entertainment at the Athletic hall Friday evening at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
KELLOGG SAILS SOON
New tmba Ssador to Gfrat Britain VIII Iea.e New YnrL Probably On pesrmbtr 2s.

Washington. Dec. ts.-F'rank E. Kellogg. whose nomination ss smbas- sador to Great Britain was confirmed , ,esttriar br ths senate. probably rili sail from New York Dec. = on tbe President CooIidge and then went to duties of his ncr- post at London. He bsd brief conference today with President Coolidge aid then went fo the state department tc arrangee for his commission and 10 receive iustrtie- fs9us
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
Can't StOpJOint-Ease

..Yon can't stop people from buy ing Joint Ease for sore throat and cold in chest" writes one Of our drug rist friends. They say it's the best ever"
 We know that. of course. but please remember that Joint Ease is for stiff. swollen. painful joints. whether rheu- matte or not. and its tremendous sale for that purpose proves that it IS the one joint remedy that gets the most satisfying results.
 < tube costs gs cents al sii drug rists and druggist everywhere. Just rub if on and in few seconds it dis appears completely under inc skin. and relief follows instantly.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
MRS. E. B. ADAMS IS
 POMONA SECRETARY
Reelected at Annual Meeting Held Yesterday in WetherSfeld
REY. MIR. RIHBANY SPEAKS
Forcsters' Entertainment Committee Holds Meeting - Report Heard on Remington Church Can,ass-Niect- Ing of D, X. II. Tomorrow

Mrs. F. F. Adams of Berlin was re- elected secretary of Pomona grange at the annual meeting and election of officers held in Wethersiield ycster- day. Mrs. Adams has held that of- flee for about nine years. She was the only member Of the Berlin grange 10 be elected to office yesterday
 Those from Berlin grange who at- tended the meeting were Mir. and Mrs Adams, Mir. and Mrs. George ]. Reed, Mrs. George Tryon, Harold Nontres and Mrs. Alice Sweet
 Rey. Mir. Rihbany speaks
 The talk given last evening by Rev. Abraham Nitric Rihbany, pastor Of the Unitarian church in the Fenway district Of Boston in the Berlin Con ercgationsl church was well worth lis- tening to. About 163 people were present at the supper served at 6:3O o'clock and many more came in to hear the speaker.
 He spent much time in comparing the habits, customs and temperament Of the Oriental and Occidental people. He also spoke Of the relation Of the United States 10 the European prob lem. One statement which was made to inc audience was the fact that Bryan should live in the Orient and ind ou, how to interpret the Bible.
 He also said that the United States did well 10 delay entering the league of nations. He was Of the opinion, however. that this country must have 2 paft ultimately in settling the dis t.,,t.ap.ee in I,IFpre.
 The talk was given last evening at Inc regular netting Of the Central f'ongre gationaf club. Rev. NIT. I,ih- banr chose fitting and interesting subject for his talk. if being. The Eastern Mind and the Western Mind
 The speaker was born in Syria and came 10 this country in 1891. fc rane from the province Of Mount Ie- banon. inc son Of sioncmason. Al inc time Of his arrival he had nine cents in his pocket.
 Today that boy is an American clergyman. occupying the pulpit made famous by James Freeman Clarke. and an author whose inter prefa.ions O. Oriental life and thought ara a permanent eontribu ton 10 our literature.
 He represented the Syrians or th United States al inc Paris Peace con ference and was one Of the speakers