_ the earth was young, the tree was © scoured from the globe by ancient ice _ ahoots cuntil there ..remained ..ooly--.4 ~of --few Hubdred-- Mfi coast of northern Caltfornia and a bit of southern Oregou. There in cathedral '£Mr It raises its Rofty apires feet and more. Its pame, . sempervirens--ever living-- erouses_the imagination, for it is from --2,000 --to--8,000-- years --oid, only--a --thou-- fig& United States &and abroad in C _quantities as to endanget ts ex-- Aroumsed, 'the Save--the Redwood league, composed of such nature'lov-- ets as Vranklin K. Lane, Dr, John C. mwmh- Kent and others, f by Jove of beauty, in recent years has raised money to buy-- sonfe groves and induce the state of Cali-- fornia and . various organizations to preserve others. * \ SAVE REDWOOD TREES sard years younger than its cousin the Sequoin gigantea, of the Blerra League Buys Groves, ~" Magnificent titiber, resisting mois-- ture and decay for centuries, though fallen, it was cut and shipped through-- Nature Lovers Join to Buy & ---- California Forests moved 'greatly by considerations of tion #o ertensive as to promize dom-- pléte replasement of. trees cut down. Merchahtable redwood timber 11 tite forests estimated at . 50,000,000.000 feéet board measure, will be repro-- duced hy planting at the rate of S®,-- 000,000,000 feet board measure year-- Iy, assuming the present rate of cut-- ting and reproduction. -- Lumbermen Agure from this that> the . second growth oft redwood will be ready for egtting in 100 years at the same time that the virgin timber bas disap Today, 15,515 acres have been freed from the woodsman's menacing ar. Inm addition, the Jeague has initiated a progtam for a national redwood n o en tnis" fag nd years old when the "If planting by the lumber compa-- niles is continued on the present scale, 1 consider that adequate means will have been taken to reforest the cat-- law, uutilied properties must be sold |for the benefit of the schools. But the jlaw falled to designate any certain eficer to conduct the uale, There are many thousands of acres of such lands in the state, some tracts _ Trees Aid Reforestating Pian. 'The tree Itself is a great factor in its perpetuation, for sprouts spring from Its stumps so profusely and per-- sistently that M. B. Pratt, state for-- over lands, particularly since these lands are reforesting more or less by themseires by means of stump K0 acres were reforested. Last win-- ter 3000 acres were planted, and the ptogram for the present winter ext Baitimore, Md4.--MHi¢ hbeart without Darld E. Kiufman'®f York, Pa., was given 'up for dead at the YVolunteers of America bospital. > Ercept for the fact that the man's tain that life was ertinct, He bad applied every practical test without detecting any sign of life. And yet tifdcial respiration. After two minutes the man started to breathe and his heart resumed besting. Doctor Gra-- ham said that the case was the most remarkablé in his career as a physi-- clan. He put the patient to bed and pronpunced his condition ferorable. . The redwood belongs to the pine family or cone--bearing group. In the fall of the year the cones are gath-- ered .from the ground and taken to the nutseries of the |iamber compa-- nles at Bcotla, Fort Bragg and Ca» par, Cal Seeds: removed from the braces G(X®) acres When the total reaches 10,000 acrea yearty, this with natural reproduction, it is heped. will preserve the redwood for posterit?. Nashvilia, Tenn.--Taennessee public scheols will bensft from the sale of "unclaimed and vacant lands when a detect is cured in an act passed by the state legislature in 1908 making it mandatory on the state to sell on-- daimed lands. -- while sltting in the lobby of a hotel lnoches in one or two years Trees thos grow»® in 1925 numhered 3,20000 Sale of Land to Beneft Schools of Tennessee Revives "Dend" Patient . ~Witk Heart Massage valuable stands of timber and others rich agricultorally. Islam, Not M The proper name for the roligier +A Kaufman, who is forty--fire years In the winter of two years ago a l6wers of Mohammed i 4 World's Oldest Book --> nmedanism, but Istam, ace 4 | . The oldest book in the world is the atent authoritlcs. Islam -- _ a ; ""*is, Vodn," which was to existence: word menuning "nobmissios ua | an complete as we have it now, 1.500 C a [Ad 6 0+ i VA 7 cok t 8 t a h t o s 1/ V + .~ [rae M . i. 5. svigh w Tds Lo *: ; y.q?""&n'e k' : * s""'a V¥ Pales 5 0 Td w o. . oA s gM h We PPA 3 "'Ri-'['q\ "aF & P c 3 t nA * to of this old to ar-- SHELL PROBLEM 48-- SOLVED --BY CIVILIAN 850,000 tons of seamless steel tubing every year into a war output of shell casings up to 10--inch caliber at a rate turned to size, pointed on one end and squared off on the other in lathes, then bored out. It is a long, hard manufacturing process. «Jt took ter-- rifc drive in the war to build up the output of any single factory to 200 or 800 shells a-- day. ' ~ _ . _._ e Asks Why.--_ ; __At a meeting of ordnance mwen, & New --Way of Turning Out -- Ammunition Suggested, _ would not be possible to spin them bot off of whirling, red--hot seamless steamtubes which are produced com-- mercially for gas well use in virtually all sizes for the artilery up to 10 inches in diameter, Experiments were started voluntarily to test the scheme. While the War department is not in n man in civilian life, asked, in discuss-- j Trade Foliows Wales M London.--Trade follows the prince of Wales. Four trainionads of British window frames have jast been bought in Argentina, which before the prince's visit purchased such goods in tlo' United States and Germany. i ._"They ~justcut "ém' oif NKE sat the new process, se Even the necessity of boring out the squared, and pointed ends after the for the explosive charge and fuse has developed a new angié®of its own. It appears in practice that iImpurities in The metal are forced toward the cen-- ter by the spinning process and when. this is cut out by boring the impuari-- ties are removed automatically. The ten--yeir ammunition reserve project of the War department is based on storing $300,000,000 worth ot' amail arms and artillery awmmunition, ; the oldest projectiles and cartridges , oped to supplement it presumably a material reduction could be made in the stored reserres, as the tweive month delay in procuring projectiles in sufficient numbers after war is de-- clared now controilling the > depart-- ment's plans would havre been scaled Oiris are more Ackle than boys in the matter of changing their names, and when ,oriental parents register a birth, the ofcialt encourage them to give the baby an American name, to ubvinto any later changes Mowever, the majority of the parents, eapecial-- An account given recentliy by David Akune, of the Territorig! birth regis-- tration buress, says that upon enter-- Ing the 'teeps, Chinese and Japapese children give. themseives EvXiish According to Akana, the same must change when the native costume does, and orlental Gappers and shelks search for names that will be better suited to the dash of American sport clothing. Consequently the names of Yosh!, Yukt, and Haru become rein Day, and so on, down the list. Honolulu--GOGirlis in Hawalil do not walit for marriage to change 'tbeir Orientals in Hawaii | | Take English Name: All shell casings used Auring the Cave Discovered When Quarry Bottom Falls MHagerstown, Md.--Collapse of during blasting operations, in the vicin'ty of Rohreraville, south of Hagerstown, revealed a care of rare beanty. The cave is on the farm of C. many colors, as revealed when lanterns played upon them. The cave was Alled with many sta-- lagmites and stalactites, Beveral years ago farm work: ers fell Into a botw on the farm o E. R -- HWuttell, -- between Boonsboro and Keedyerilia, and a cave running nearly a mile Into the sarth was found, with wmany wonderful formations, uFeu £0UPeU --------{~--A party of Broadstairs--(Eng.)--me--| . _Let us then be _what we are, and 'A' torists ran their car over the edge of speak what we think, and in ail things & a cliff, marrowly escaping death, Lady | keep ourselves loyal to truth, and the ETW S C HHi n aes B 0 oernne irpmecprnragenmcrin n Td uies on ce oc ee Aptite en + Dro.lpttlaglptbohfl'MM plained to rescuers that the accident bad "ypolled her permanent wave,"*> . The nobody his one advantage. When hbe makes-- an ass of himself, the head-- lines Gon't tell the world. --Duluth | A small deposit will | hold any suite for fu-- [| ture delivery and will || entitle you to a Free | Lamp or Table. Heralid. Cash Purchase of 2 Car Loads of Manufacturers. Samples at 1 Beautiful Large size Suite, covered in finest quality of plain Rose Taupe Mohair, reversible cushions of da-- mask, in antique walnut beautifully carved frame. All hand tied webbing construction. A $375. Suite for _ _ _ _ 5249'50 Every Suite in this Sale is a remarkable Value. Safe and Secluded Snitable for any Home. Covered in assorted imi-- tation needle point pat-- terns -- Serviceable and comfortable. These Chairs sell regular at $27.50, in this Sale at only---- | tha Mohair Davenport $137.50 No Storage Charge Large size, completely corered in-- the best quality of mohair. Re-- versible cushions, 4 legs in front of Sofa beauti-- fully carved frame-- item: will be held io. cavike aqininy 1 k Every Sample Suite, Made Emcmll;i_es vosime Should Be Made--Just a Ltitle -- Bit Better--From VALLEY FURNITURE CO. and FEDERAL PARLORCO. At 14 Off $10,000.00 Worth of PARLOR FURNITURE At $6,666.00 . -- _ No 2 Suits Alike--60 Different Styles--BUY ONE TODAY % -- FASTER WILL SOON BE HERE. CHANGE YOUR LIVING ROOM--SUITE NOW . , ho y See This 3--Piece Suite $249.50 omm oms -- cungeneticn e -- $137.50 '18° 8 '% Longtellow. In things that wuy bave & dopble sense It is good to think the better was intended; so shall we still both keoep our friends and quietness.--Feit. \hge T ake the Broader View Good Rule to Follow 3--Piece Genuine Mohair Suite for only $159 You must see this Suite to appreciate the value. 'This Suite sells for $230.00. Best grade of mohair, full size Davenport, Chair and Fireside Chair, carved base rail. Tlie counstruction is absolutely guaranteed. k .. -- SEE THE 3--PIECE VELOUR SUIPPE AC ... o.sscnllln ccekn. You never before purchased anOverstuffed Suite in a good quality of Velour for this price. The Suite is easily worth $175.00. . This 3--Piece Genuine Mokair Suite $198.50 Wood tops in antique walnut finish, covered in the best quality Mohair Taupe, Rose color, Mohair welts on all pieces, reversible cushions of high grade damask. This is a $300 Suite, Our 5168 50 Carload SAle PPICG@ ___._.._....n sz _z * This 2--Piece Hand Carved Suite . Rome ancestors would be surprised to ~learn (fhat they~ Af6~ the~ chief source of their progeny's pride.--New Hayen Register. -- --. Inspirations that we deem our own ate our divine foreshadowing and fore-- seeing of things beyond our reason and control.--Longtellow. 11 Noet All Our Own #ila reversible ."""' e cushions of linen Signs of Greatness . There are Aumerous great men, but few that can avoid looking silly when being photographed for the mories.-- Baltimore Sun. Why is it that when a car comes fiy.| 'There are three kinds of month Ing aroupd the corner and grazes you| the computation of time.: The Jusar . so closely that only an amazing jump| month is 28 days by law, but. ,B,,,_, ¥ * saves your life the--woman or women| Actual facts. --It --varles, in the car always break into a hearty | being 29% days, though it may differ=~ * laugh?--Kansas City Star. _ ":: :l"'h as six hours in the length --< enwns n mopuremenmmriie reermrermegy me,. Probably Do Look Funny | ~Length of Month $99.50 M U UTEEE _ sc . This 3--Prece Genuine _ Choice of 3 colors, best webbing con-- struction for only-- . * $129.50 Every Suite SHold During This mw_:.nm-u:- conditional Guarantee. If you will need a New Rug this Spring we know we can s ave you considerable. WHITTALL'S ANGLO -- PERSIANS, -- ROXBURY AXMINSTERS, PRESI-- DENT VELVETS ORIEN-- TAL SEAMLESS, ARM-- STRONG'S LINOLEUM BIRD'S NEPONSET. Kroehler Daven-- © port Suite $159.50 With every Living Room Suité sold during this Sale we will give FREE a beautiful LIV-- ING ROOM TABLE or a FLOOR or READ-- ING LAMP with a Silk or Hand Painted Shade, whieh is valued at--~~ A comfortable seat by day, a full size bed at night. Removable loose cusbhions, covered jn & fine grade of taupe and rose velour-- RUGS According to a recent estimate, halt of the cooking in the United States 16 Gone with gas. * We pure 44 Of flme'foutflh:%yy are I 'm.xrehuod": of l 25 $159.50 Cooke Prefer Gaz 5. S¥ & Sniriens a ooo e an n Aranuniererirannsss --» w¥