Newest Science
Notes On. . Jcience ;
oA new' trouser belt buckle con
tains a serret posket for money.
A school for Sw-edish inventors has
been opened at Stoskholm.
Six w-ool fingers make up a new
brush tor sleaning the slats of Ve
netian shades.
Ski shaped skates for rapid travel
over snow have been invented in
Switzerland. o
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Statil electr.city has been har
nessed to rhn a motor invented by a
Minnesota man.
An attachment for residence tele
phones inventer in England sum
mons police if burglars enter.
If a watch gains or loses one second
in 11 days its errors can be detected
by - a new- electric device.
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Russians have invented electri
cally charged nets to reduce the cost
and labor of catching sea fish.
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Machines that draw and form solid
steel tops for automobiles subject
each top to a pressure of 5200 tons.
The w-ings of a new English sea
plane apch upward and carry the
motors at the highest points to es
cape spray.
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Operated by compressed air, a
chain type saw has been invented to
cut off piling and do other work un
der water.
Glass cases to display goods sold
have been invented in Germany to
be carried on the rear of passenger
automobiles.
Operated by the same current, elec
tric chimes have been invented to
replace door bells and produce more
pleasing tones.
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Control surfaces of a novel French
airplane are carried on a mast .that
rises vertically from the center of the
fuselage.
An upholstered high chair has been
invented that can be converted into
a seat and table to hold playthings
for an infant.
For coaching rowing crews an Eng
lishman has invented a megaphone
which uses electricity to amplify
words spoken into its mouth-piece.
An instrument has been invented
that spins a jacked up automobile
wheel at high speed’ and records the
amount that it may be out of true.
Electric apparatus has been in
vented in Germany for destroying
documents, grinding the paper into
bits so small that they cannot be
reunited.
Metal muzzles to prevent chickens
picking other birds without interfer
ing with their eating and drinking
have been invented by a Seattle man.
Using two systems of transmission,
a television broadcasting station is
being constructed in London that will
be able to serve 10,000,000 persons.
Only three countries having more
than 100,000 telephones each, Russia,
China and New Zealand, cannot be
reached by telephone from the Unit
ed States.
Reversible rubber heels for shoes
have been invented in Germany that
can be turned over when worn down
and slid on metal holders to provide
fresh surfaces.
Plugging into a socket, a new' elec
tric presser can be used to crease
trousers while they are being worn
or press both sides of a garment at
the same time.
British government scientists have
established a laboratory to study the
causes of motor vehicles skidding
with a view to developing anti-skid
highway surfaces.
Tests of electric lamps in artificial
Iv produced fogs in a New Jersey
laboratory have shown that increas
ing the voltage increases the pene
tration of fogs by light.
Brazil has limited the granting of
hydroelectric power concessions to
Brazilians or enterprises in which
60 per cent of the voting stock is
owned by Brazilians.
A socket wrench that fits all
square and hexagonal nuts up to
two and a half inches has been in
vented that has special plugs for in
sert nuts and a hammer attachment.
Hot bed sash for growing plants
has been invented in England that is
made in sections, enabling a gardener
to arrange sections in any form and
to any extent desired.
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Music like that of a pipe organ is
produced electrically by a new' instru
ment nc*>y being manufactured on a'
commercial scale and sold at about
the price of a fine piano.
The Brazilian government has es
tablished certain standards for but
ter and its substitutes, requiring in
spection and chemical aualysis and
strict labeLng of products.
The third planetarium in the Unit
ed States, recently erected at Los
Angeles, contains several features
not included in its predecessors at
Chicago and Philadelphia.
A coinlin-a-slot machine has been
invented in England for public places
that enables a person to write a
message for a friend to read at any
time up to two hours later.
A spring handle has been invent
ed to ssake down the mercury in a
clinical thermon^eter with less liabil
ity’ of breaking the instrument then
when the w’ork is done by hand.
Begun 30 years ago and recently
completed, Mexxico City's Palace of
Fine Arts includes a theater having
r. mosaic curtain containing more
than a million pieces of glass.
Made of curved, enameled wood,
a platform that can be attached to
the stern of a life boat with clamps
has been invented to assist in taking
into the boat a rescued person.
An English railway is running j
what is asserted to be the world’s
fastest newspaper train, delivering
London naming papers to a point
in Wales 1131:- miles aw’ay in 137
minutes.
Weighing only 4.63 pounds per
horsepower, an 80 horsepower gaso
line motor made largely of aluminum
has been designed to drive 16-foot
speed boats at a rate if 60 miles an
hour.
A sloping metal roof 120 feet long
and 100 feet wide has been erected in
a New’ Mexico city to catch infre
quent rain water and drain it into a
storage tank for watering livestock.
A German inventor has enabled a
! standard automobile to be used on
j land or water by substituting hol
■ lom drum shaped pontoons for its
wheels, the rear pontoons peing fit
ted with paddles.
A new lawn roller is cofered with
spikes that cut out and carry away
small pieces of soil, the holes after
ward beng Hied with top dressing
and fertilizer to reach the roots of
the grass.
Persons seeking information in a
London dailwav station prfcss but
| tons in a new machine bearng the
names of stations to which they wTish
to go and receive cards tellir.g wrhen
the next traiins leave.
For reproducing delyeate dfcsigns
on metals a process has been develop
ed with which patterns made of
thread mpregnated with rubber are
laid on surfaces to be decorated,
which then are sandblasted.
A huge air filled globe to give the
craft stability features a helicopter
WHEN KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES
YOU TO GET UP NIGHTS
When Bladder is Irritated
When Passage Is Difficult
When Backache Bothers
Flush Poisonous Waste and
Acid From Kidneys
If you aren’t feeling just right—
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Through the delicate filters of the
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are drawn from the blood and dis
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type flying machine invented in
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ly and held stationary in the air
with foiu propellers.
A process has been developed at
the United States Forest Products |
Laboratory in Wisconsin for impreg- !
nating woods used in flooring and
furniture with wax so deeply that the
finish is permanent.
Motion pictures of oil burning in
Diesel engine cylinders made through
heat resistant glass have shown that
combustion occurs after the fuel fills
the cylinders, not as soon as it enters
as heretofore believed.
An island in the ocean a quarter
of a mile off the English coast has
been linked with the mainland by a
lerry running on wheels on the sea
bottom, passengers riding on a plat- ;
form elevated above the water.
Weighing only 18 pounds, a new
radio course indicator for airplanes
is adjustable to either long or short
wave transmission and ean be in
stalled in any part of a plane and
operated by a pilot by remote con
trol.
For protection of livestock an ap
pliance has been invented that sends
an electric current harmless to hu
man beings, horses and cattle but
deadly to predatory animals through
wire fencing at five-second intervals.
internal combustion engines have
been invented in Germany to propel
submarines beneath the surface of
the water as well as on the surface
using oil on surface runs and a mix
ture of hydrogen and oxygen when
submerged.
First aid equipment at an English
ambulance station includes asbestos
clothing to be worn by men who drag
with long tongs and a portable crane
to hoist an injured person from a
manhole.
A French inventor’s touring trail
er to be towed by an automobile is
only 37 feet long when being towed
but can be extended to 55 feet when
stationary, affording living and sleep
ing, dining and toilet rooms and a
kitchen.
Scientists have discovered that in
the first five years a child’s face
grows more horizontally than verti
cally and after that more vertically
than horizontally, also that heads of
males continue to grow' later in life
than females.
Proverbs and Parables
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By A. B. Mann
(For the Literary Service Bureau)
“Toting Water On Both Shoulders”
Ancient pictures show women as
carrying pitchers of water on their
shoulders. For instance, Rebecca at
the well and the “Woman of Sa
maria”. But in these pictures the wo
had a pitcher on just one shoulder- j
The inference is that it would be dif
ficult to carry a pitcher on each
shoulder without spilling’ some of the
water or without the danger of hav
ing one or both pitchers to drop,
losing both water and pitcher. The
modern interpretaton is that one
should not be deceitful lest he be ex
posed and his reputation suffer and
his usefulness become impaired.
Deception may succeed for a while
but it never can give substantial re
sults. Honor, honesty, frankness
and truthfulness are more to be de
sired and are infinitely more profi
table.
Face Nine-Year-Old
Murder Charge
Carrolton ,Ala., Aug. 21,
(ANP)—Lee Somerville will
face a murder charge that is nine
years old here this week when he
goes on trial for the murder of
Bert C. Johnson, deputy sheriff
of Pickens county. A special
session of the court has been
called for the trial of Somerville
who was arrested in Columbus,
Mississippi, two months ago and
convicted of a minor charge.
While no mob violence is ex
pected, according to reports, the
prisoner will be closely guarded
and every precaution will be
taken to forstail any attempt
that might be made to lynch him
when he is brought to trial and
further it is reported that Ne
groes will be placed on the jury.
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WRITES
(For the Literary Service Bureau)
(For advce, write to Maxxie Mil
ler, care of Literary Service Bureau,
516 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City,
Kansas. For personal reply, send
self-addressed, stamped envelope.)
Girl of 17 “Crazy” About a Boy 18—
Knows He Got Another Girl in
Trouble — Worried Mother Asks
Advice—Send the Girl off to Sctool
and Let Her Forget—Dangerous
Problem and Needs Tact—Be care
ful and Trhst “Old Father Time.”
Maxie Miller:—I am a mother and
terribly worried. My daughter, 17, i
is just wild about a boy. And he
means her no good. She knows that
he got another girl in trouble and
mine says she loves him and just ,
refused to marry her, but this girl of
can’t give him up. What can I do?
I don’t want my child ruined-—Wor
ried Mother.
Worried Mother:—You are one of
many thousands of your kind. It is
a difficult problem, for your girl is
about as crazy as the average girl
of her age. You will have to deal
tactfully With her. Best thing is to
send her off to school and give her
a chance to forget. Get her away as
soon as you can - and trust “Old
Father Time.” At school she will
meet others and forget this one. But
be careful, or you will “spill the
beans”. —Maxie Miller.
Charge Brothers
With Murder
Raleigh, N. C., Aug. 22 (AXP)
—William and John Rogers were
held in the county jail here Wed
nesday morning after confessing
that they shot and killed Willie
Simmons near here Spnday night.
William Rogers confessed that he
fired the fatal shot.
The brothers were arrested
Tuesday night at their home.
William was in bed asleep at the
time the officers arrived and
John was sitting on the back
porch. Neither made any attempt
to escape and were carried to the
jail for questioning. William told
the officers that the shooting re
sulted from an argument over a
barbaeue sandwich.
According to his statement,
with which his brother concurred
the three men were at a barbacue
stand and each purchased some
barbacue. An argument started
and Simmons threatened to strike
John Rogers. The proprietor
quieted the men and all of them
went out. Simmons going to his
home on Freeman street followed
b vthe two brothers.
Following Simmons in the
house and resumin gthe argument
"William Rogers pulled a gun and
threatened to “shotot his heart
out”. Simmons laughed at him
and becoming angry William
then took the revolver and fired
five shots in Simmons ’ direction,
two of them taking effect and
wounding him fatally.
Fear Lynching; Re
move White Man
For Safekeeping
He is Charged With Rape.
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Jackson, Misss., Aug. 21,
(ANP)—Fearing that the good
old Southern custom of lynching
might find a reaction in the
lynching of a white man and that
the lynchers might be spurred on
i bv the knowledge of the laxity of
authorities in dealing with those
who in the past six weeks have
lynched four Negroes. G. C.
Chambers, a 26-year-old whif£
man was rushed from the Scott
county jail to Hinds county
Wednesday night.
Chambers is charged with rap
j ing a 13-vear-old white girl in
Scott county. He was arrested
Tuesday morning and when the
! report of his arrest was circu
lated the feeling against him
reached fever-heat but not to the
point of lynching—he was a
white man. But officers **fo
prevent any possibility of mob
violence” ordered him removed
j to the Hinds county jail.
Seriously Wounded
in Gun Battle
Wr i t h Officers
Wilmington ,N. C., Aug. 22—
(ANP)—James Knox was shot
and seriously wounded in a gun
battle between himself and two
police officers here Monday
night. Prank Meier received a
scalp wound and C. D. Hare suf
fered a “lacerated coat sleeve”
in the battle.
According to the report of th'e
officers, Knox w^as being sought
by them and they came upon him
near the baseball park. When he
sawr the officers approaching he
fired three shots at them and con
tinued to meet them despite the
fac tha they were returning fire.
Reaching Officer Hare, he grap
pled with him in an effort to take
lids gun from him. The officer
succeeded in twisting the gun in
ward and pulled the trigger, the
bullet entering Knox’s stomach.
He was rushed to the James
Walker hospital where his con
dition was pronounced serious.
Succumbs to Prejudice
in Ole Miss.:
Moves CCC Camp
Yazoo City, Miss^, Aug. 22—
(ANP)—jPederaJ authorities in
charge of the estblishment of
CCC Camps in this section finally
capitulated to prejudice of whites
in and about here and the CCC
Camp established for Negroes at
Benton will be moved to another
section of the state and supplant
ed by one for white youths.
Negro youths were sent here
fur weeks ago, over the protest
of whites ,to begin wrk on the
soil erosion project. During the
time they have been here no work
has been done due to the opposi
tion of the whites and Tuesday
it was announced that the work
would be suspended until the Ne
groes could be replaced by white
youths.
Cook’s Home Gives
Up Valuable Loot
Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 22—
(AXP)—Goods, including silver
ware, linens ,furs, clothing and
heirlooms ,that have been missing
from a score or more of homes
for the past several months were
found in tin lime of Carrie Lock
hart, who had served as cook in
those homes from which the goods
had been pilfered when she was
arrested here Wednesday.
The woman was arrested when
she returned to the house where
she was working as a cook, Wed
j nesday night, clad in overalls and
with a stocking cap on her head,
j She was in the act of burglariz
ing the house when the officer
i who had been summoned bv the
neighbors arrived and placed her
unde rarrest. She told officers she
I has been burglarizing the homes
o femployers, garbed as a man in
the evening, for more than two
years.
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get your paper by Saturday, 2 p. m.,
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Fourteen-Y ear-Old
Lad Drowns
Chester, S. C., Aug. 22— (ANF)
A trip to the “old swimming
noil” in Simpson’s Pond, ne>-r
Imre, by three lads, Tuesday end
ed tragically for-one of the trio,
when William Hollis Hemphill
was drowned while in swimming, j
T!is two companions Prank and
James McFadden, made heroic ef
forts to save him and were suc
cessful in bringing him to shore
a her having sunk three times,
but were unable to resuscitate
the lad.
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Legal Notices
PROBATE NOTICE
In the matter of the Estate of
Lucy Jones, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given:—That the
creditors of said decease^ will meet
the administrator of said estate, be
fore :ne, County Judge of Douglas
County, Nebraska, at the County
Court Room, in said County, on the
3rd day of October, 1935, and on the
3rd day of December, 1935, at 9 o’clock I
A. M., each day, for the purpose of
presenting their claims for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance. Three
months are allowed for the creditors
to present their claims, from the 3rd
day of September, 1935.
Began 8-10-35 Bryce Crawford.
Ends 8-29-35 County Judge
Attorney Ray L. Williams, Room 200,
Tuehman Bldg., 24th and Lake Street.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ON
PETITION FOR SETTLEMENT
ACCOUNT—
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Hattie Austin Ford, Deceased:
All persons nterested in said mat
ter are hereby notified that on the
27th day of July, 1935, Maude Thomas
filed a petition in said County Court,
praying that her final administration
account filed herein be settled and
allowed, and that she be discharged
from her trust as administratrix
and that a hearing will be had on
said petition before said Court on
the 24th day of August, 1935, and
that if you fail to appear before said
Court on the said 24th day of August
1935 at 9 o’clock A. M., and contest
said petition, the Court may grant
the prayer of said petition, enter a
decree of heirship, and make such
other and further orders, allowances
and decrees, as to ths Court may
seem proper, to the end that all mat
ters pertaining to said estate may
be finally settled and determined.
Begins 8-3-35 Bryce Crawford,
Expires 8-17-35 County Judge.
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