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Odd News From Big Cities
Stories of Strange Happenings in the
Metropolitan Towns
Soldier Victim of
YYIfc- fc
PORTLAND, Ore Sojourning here
tlio lnat severnl weeks has been n
man who han nttracted widespread at
tention In medical circles. Ho Is
Thomas P. Dunn, a native of Mon
tana, who, aB a member of the First
Montana voluntecrn In the Spanish
American war, was Bhot through the
head at Caloocnn In tho Philippines
more than twelvo years ago and Is
ullvu to toll of It today.
When Dunn fell wounded on the
battlefield of Caloocnn ho wns car
ried to tho ward where- tho fatally
Injured wero placed and no one paid
any attention to him for two days, as
thero wero too many other wounded
whom tho physicians nnd surgeons In
chargo believed had better chances
for recovery. At tho end of two days,
during which tho Montana boy lay
practically without attention, the sur
geon In chargo remarked upon his
vitality nnd decided to try to save his
lifo.
A Mauser bullet had entered tho
left side of his head Just above tho
temple and emerged from tho right
Bldo just below tho temple, a wound
that had previously proved fatal aa
fnr as any of tho medical men who
havo examined Dunn ever heard.
Woman Laughs Her
N'ZW YORK. Tce-hcc-heo! Haw
haw! Cra-a-a-ack!!!
Mrs. Cecilia Goldberg's birthday par
ty wns nn cnjoyablo occasion up to
this point, or, to be exact, until she
dislocated her Jaw laughing at her
mistako In kissing tho wrong man.
Tho occasion was tho eighteenth an
niversary of Mrs. Goldberg's arrival in
Harlem, where she has since becomo
duly popular in her set. 'Sho Is n
pretty young woman, and her parents
invited all their friends and relatives
to como around nnd celebrate.
They came by tho dozens, nnd it
wns ono of those "n-gorgcous-tlmo was-had-by-all"
affairs. Tho tables groaned
with good things to ent, and thero
was a decorous but nil sufficient damp
ness out In tho vicinity of tho Ice box.
Along about midnight, when tho young
folks began thinking of going homo,
onmn nn alirvp-naf nrl ilin 'Klltiil nifln'o';
UW...V. V... UUQO4J,l W.MV .lft.U .111.11 ft
buff" was a good gamo to taper off
with. Tho music was stopped and
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Day Spent in Circus Beats School
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. "No session of
tho public schools of Springfield
after ten o'clock n. in. on circus day."
This edict from tho office of Prof.
Jonathan Fairbanks, life-long oducntor
nud for 3C years superintendent of tho
public schools of Springfield, brought
joy to tho hearts of 9,000 school chil
dren, for It meant thnt at ton o'clock
on tho morning of circus days the
city schools closed for tho day.
"A circus Is something every child
ought to see," Superintendent Fair
banks said, in explaining his orders,
"for It Is n vorltnblo. education in It
solf. You can seo for a small sum
attraction thnt havo'been grouped to
gether nt n cost of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars, nnd which would
coat largo sums to seo outsldo a cir
cus. "School ei Hdrcn read of lions and
No Missionary Cash for the Indian
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HfAIHEN!
IN&TIAO J
MUSKOGEE, Okla. Tho Methodist
church In Oklnhomn has decided
upon a new policy rolatlvo to religious
work among tho Indians. At a meet
ing hero of tho exocutivo board of
tho church it wnB decided to combine
nil of tho five civilized tribes, Creeks,
Chorokeos, ChlcknsawB, Choctawa and
Scmlnolcs, In ono district, under tho
supervision of ono presiding older, and
to require tho Indians to support tholr
own pnstors without tho aid of for
eign missionary money.
It wns nleo decided to request tho
bishop to transfer every English-
4afe A &
EMWHO MOWi TO
gf cash for JLy
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Rare Affliction
Ills remurkablo recovery and tlu
fact that he tctalns his reason art
the most remarknblo feutures of this
case. While ho is alive, In good
health and ablo to walk around the
streets and converse with his friends
and acquaintance:), Dunn Is handi
capped by the loss of all sense ol
smell or tnMo and hns loK(tha Bight
of his right eye. Despite theso af
flictions he bears his lot with forti
tude. He cannot enjoy a meal, for no
matter whnt cholco viands ho may or
der, he cannot relish them any mure
than he would hardtack and salt pork
Tho loss of tho sense of tnsto li
looks upon as his worst affliction.
Tommy Dunn, ns he Is known anions
his friends, Is n ward of the govern
ment, though not of his own choosing
for ho has relatives and Inlluentla
friends who take caro of him and lool
after his comfort nt nil times, lift
impaired eyesight hns proved an ob
stnelo taVard his securing employ
ment, and idleness Is something h(
dreads because of his afflictions, Hit
only nmusoment Is to Join severnl con
genial companions nnd tell stories ol
past experiences, or to take street cai
rides or Journeys through tho country
in automobiles. Ho cannot go to the
theater, being handicapped by partial
blindness nnd fearful lost, tho glare ol
the lights shall Impair tho sight ol
his remnlnlng eye.
Ah a ward of the government Dunn
must report nt Washington or some
other military headquarters at certain
periods nnd to undergo tho periodical
examination required by tho surgeon
general's office.
Jaw Out of Joint
Mrs. Goldberg wns chosen as the first
to bu the blind one.
Sho was blindfolded nnd led lntc
the pnrlor. Sho was entitled to kiss
any mnn sho could catch, and sho
supposed that Jim, her husband, would
lie on the job and see that ho was
caught. Hut a young man named Har
ry was caught by Mrs. Goldberg and
was kissed. Jim wbb just a second
too Into. Then they pulled the blind
fold off nnd Mrs. Goldberg snw whom
she hud kissed.
The crowd combined In a roar of
gleo and Mrs. Goldberg graciously
joined In the lnughter. But she over
exerted herself. In tho midst of an
uniisunlly loud "Hu-hn!" sho grabbed
her Jaws and began to dnnco nbout
the room. Sho gasped nnd groaned,
and Policeman Mott, rushing upstairs,
found tho company In confusion and
hysteria. Mrs. Goldberg seemed un
able to close her mouth, and nobody
could hold her long enough to closo It
for her. A pollcemnn gave all tho
first nld ho could muster without re
sult, so ho cnllcd a doctor from tho
Harlem hospital. The doctor mado a
hasty examination nnd diagnosed tho
troublo as u dislocated jaw. Ho final
ly succeeded In getting It back In
plnco, nnd ndvlscd tho patient not to
laugh ngaln for a day or so. She
won't for a week at least.
seo pictures of tliem, but they don't
really know what a Hon Is until they
seo ono. Merely seeing tho animals
In tho open cages of a circus parado
Is of great value to children. They
eco many animals with which they
nro not familiar and get a real knowl
edge of animals of which thoy have
rend but which they havo little op
portunity to see. In the menagerie
thero aro nnlmnls from nil parts of
tho world and tho child who goes to
tho circus learns moro nbout nnlmnls
In ono day than ho can lenrn from
tho tencher of n nnturo study class In
u year.
"Then schoolroom work Is dono In
tho most perfunctory way when thero
Is n circus In town. Tho minds of
tho children not nenrly all of the
children are thero aro not upon tho
work, nnd tho toacher enn put no life
In his or hor tnsks. The tencher
knows nil tho work will havo to bo
gone over tho following day."
Professor Fairbanks Is almost eighty
years old, and he has been elected su
perintendent of tho public schoohj
hero nlmftst without opposition 30
times.
s
speaking congregation of Indians to
Boino white chargo. This Is for tho
purposo of getting tho Indluns under
a whllo pastor In order thnt cducn
tlonnl ns well ns religious worlc may
bo carried on. Tho old Idea of teach
ing n whito missionary to speak tho
Indian tongue nnd sending him nmong
tho Indians to prench In tholr own
language is to bo abandoned.
It wns pointed out thnt, undor tho
state government, tho Indian nnd the
white mnn nro tho snmo socially nnd
politically, that tho stato schools aro
being extended Into every Indian set
tlement, and thnt the Indian chlldron
everywhero nro being taught English.
It Is expected thnt other religious
organizations will tnko tho aaino stop,
It bolng practically forced upon them
by tho now conditions arising from
tho adoption of stato government nnd
stato schools,
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IrlPROVEMDEWT
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riME FOR HARVESTING GRAIN
if Left Uncut Until Dead Ripe Many
Varieties Loses Both In Quality
and Quantity.
tTly IIOUHUT tl. CAItOON.)
Among tho nunieious mistakes that
(cad to enormous wastes en the farm,
'ow aro moro worthy of attention
than that of letting grain, oats, wheat,
yo, corn, etc. ,get to(o ripe boforo har
vesting. No ono can rldo nbout the country
In summer without beiiirj struck and
imnzcd at the prevalence of this or
or. You will notlco field after field that
hns reached, or Is approaching, tho
period of dend ripeness, nnd that ought
to havo been harvested sovernl dnys
before.
Tho Iosb arising from this sourco Is
moro appreciable and moro easily es
tlnmtcd, perhaps In wheat, of which
we cultivate comparatively little, thnn
It is In othejNgrnlns, Hko oats and ryo,
but the snmo gcnernl prlnclplo applies
to all.
If wheat Is cut two wcekB or so be
fore it fully ripens, It contains moro
gluten and starch and n bushel will
weigh more, and It will make n larger
tpinntlty nnd n better quality of flour,
with n less quantity of bran or mid
Jllngs. thnn If It wero nllowed to ripen.
This is by no menus n matter of
theory. It Is the result of careful ob
servation. Tho straw will begin to change color
slightly two or threo weeks beforo the
grain comes to completo maturity.
In tho best anil most fnvorable sea
sons It will begin to ripen nnd change
color at the bottom. In foiiic less fa
vorable seaaons the upper Joints turn
first.
In the great wheat-growing sections
of tho fnr East, where whent-growlng
Is cnrrled on to a much greater extent
thnn It Is hero, they have studied this
point moro enrefully than we have.
Tho best farmers begin to cut while
a portion of tho stalk is green, as soon
as tho kernel hns passed from tho
"milky" to tho "doughy" stnte.
The stalk has then begun to change
color, sometimes from tho bottom,
sometimes for throe or four inches bo
low the bond.
A most careful and nccurale experi
ment was made to ascertain tho dif
ference, taking wheat, first, when It
was green: second, a week after, when
It was changing color: and third, when
fully ripe.
Tho result wns In tho first cape Wi
bushels an ncro; In tho second, 23M:
In tho third, 23 ; nnd the same dif
ference wns found In tho fitruw.
The totnl vnluo an aero was: In that
cut green, JC2.30; In that cut one week
after, when the stalk was yellow be
low the ear, $01.01; In thnt cut one
wcok after, when fully ripe, $50.13.
Tho first two productions had more
fino flour nnd less brnn thnn that rut
last, showing that gluten Is converted
Into starch in standing to get fully
rlpo.
When either end of the stalk turns
yellow, tho sap ceases to (low, and the
covering or shell of tho kernel thick
ens nnd becomes hard, and of course
gives a lnrgor proportion of bran and
less fino flour.
HeBldc, in early cutting thero Is less
loss from shelling out In handling, nnd
from high winds, which Involves u
very heavy loss In ripened grnln.
Now what is truo of wheat Is, in tho
main, also truo of other Bnmll grains
ontB nnd rye. If wo rnise thorn for
seed to sow ngaln, they ought to bo
allowed to ripen fully, but if for grind
ing or for food for nnlmnls, they
should bo cut early, if thoy would bo
In their best and most nutritive condl
tlon. HANDY DEVICE FOR GRANARY
Contrivance for Holding Bags 8o That
They May Bo Filled Quickly Is
Cheaply Constructed.
Thero nro various kinds of dovlccs
to be mado quickly for filling bags
when ono hns to do It alono, but I
think It Is wlso to havo n contrivance
in your granary nil of tho time, writes
A Useful Bag Filler.
Ralph IIer8oy in Farm and Home. I
hnd n blacksmith mako mo ono that
works very well.
I CUt thO bottom OUt Of fl lnrrrn tin
L-pnn and hnd thlB mounted on nn iron
rou as snown in tho drawing. Small
hookB aro placed around this. Tho
bag la hung on theso hooks and tho
grain shoveled in at tho top.
Using Waste Land.
Soma western fnrmcru nro pluntlng
wnsto land to hickory trevu to bo used
in making axo handles.
lil!il'U;l'l"T
FARM LEVEL IS ESSENTIAL
Most Successful WorK Cannot Be
Done Without Aid of Instru
ment Brings Meturns.
It Is usually found difficult to es
tal.llsh a grade, plan a ditch, or lay
otn a drain with tho eye only to sug
gist or some cheap device to assist,
biijk a writer In Orange Judd Farmer
1 l.avo tried It several times, and have
iiowr been satisfied, nor have I been
able to do the most successful work
without the nld of a real leveling In
strmneiu. If nil of us were engineers
Effective Farm Level.
and owned costly leels, these simple
matters would bo easy. Fortunately,
thero are on the market simple, In
expensive levels mado purposely for
the farmer; $10 will buy ono, and so
Invested will bring in great returns.
Tlio simple level, Illustrated here
will meet the requirements for all
kinds of drainage, underdialnage
open ditch'-s or drains, all kinds of lr
rlgatlng work, canals and laterals,
terracing Inud. load building, house
foundation work, grading of all kinds
setting out orchards, running fences,
getting angles nnd every sort of farm
work requiring a level. Farmers, ns a
rule, have most of tho common tools
and Implements for doing farm "work,
the level excepted. Now that tills hi
available to up-to-date farms of tho
substantial farmers, this recent addi
tion (to the farm equipment may prove
most helpful In performing many of
these tnsks thnt have heietofore been
done by guess and, therefoie, unsat
isfactory. LOG-FLOAT FOR LEVELING
Can Be Made nt Heme at Little Ex
pensc and When Used Leaves
Ground In Fine Shape.
We tiuo plnnk ilraKa or floats out
here, hut thcru Ih a hotter way than
cultlns Iok1", Hpond your llmo to draw
them to mill, pay tlio aaw til'l, and
draw tho lumber hack homo to mako!
a plank dnif;, pays a writer in llural
New Yorker. Any man who can hwIihc
an ax and twist nn nufjcr can mako
what you call a (Joat or tlod crush-
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Q Ft. LONG
Home-Made Log-Float.
cr. It consists of throo Iorh eight
foot long, tho first one bolnp; four
Inches In diameter, tho kccoikI flvo
Inches, tho third six Inches, with two
Inch 'Holes through each log about a
foot or so from each end. Then put
a chain through each holo, tic a knot
In tho chain between ench log. This
kcops them from nil drawing together.
Havo your chain long enough ho that
It is two or threo feet longer than tho
logs require. This is left In n loop
In front to hitch your tonm on; then
it Is ready for iyc. Tho logs thus
fastened do not draw rigid, but what
tho llrst log does not do tho second
ono helps, and nftcr tho third ono
pnsses over It leaves tho ground In n
fino shnpe. I know ono farmer who
never puts a harrow on his oat ground,
but uses ono of these log floats.
Stingy manuring does not pay.
Tlio Hharp corn plow doos tho best
work.
Careful cultivation will exterminate
tho weeds.
Itnko up and burn all rubbish. Let
no wcedrt go to seed.
A good corn knlfo makes tho work
of cutting corn easier.
It's a safo guess that seed corn will
be saved right this year.
When Irish potatoes aro fully ma
tured, dig them on a dry day.
Spray tho asparagus tops with
Hordeaux mixture, ns it prevcntlvo ol
rust.
Next to tho mowing'inachlno In Im
portance In alfalfa harvest Is tho side
delivery rako.
Heets In the garden aro nil right
where they aro until tho ground bo
glno to freeze in tho fall.
The mnrket gnrden furnishes a large
amount of wnsto products which mny
bo utilized for poultry food.
Tho only wuy to decrenso the
amount of smut In corn Is to pluck oil
tho smut-balls and bum thorn,
Corn Holds nro unusually clean thl!
year nnd thoso thnt wero best cult!
vnted suffer least from lack of rain.
Harvest tho onion crop ns soon nt
most of tho topiIiavo begun to tiirr
yollow nt tho neck nnd tho tops loj
over.
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in$ injurious to"
neaim maae.
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in mm
there,
Calumet lias been
of $1,000 for any
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pMEf
found in the bakinj; prepared with it.
Docs not this and the fact that it complies with
nil pure food laws, both State nnd National,
prove that Calumet ia absolutely pure?
With the purity question settled then Calumet
is undoubtedly the best linking Powder. It
contains more leavening power; it is more uni
form every can i3 the sntne. It assures
better results and is moderate in price.
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Ono wny ho went up nnd couldn't
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