Life — April 16, 1914 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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PRACTISE DEEP BREATHING | Breathing is the Vital Force of Life. All weaknesses and ailments attributed to lack of exercise are usually due to shallow and incorrect breathing. The main value of physical exercise lies in the activity it gives the Lungs, Learatobreathe. Oxy; your Blood and breathe out the 1s your System. “Deep Breathing.” dtready en cu 7 Oy Metical So 8c ahd Frleser ct Aastony and Fepuaony, | Xccrpeed by ional’ Metical’ Lveary™ | Washisyon, D.C. Book sent on receipt of ten cents, coin oF stamps. PAUL von BOECKMANN, R.S. 2079 Tower Baddog 110 W. ORR, Rew Tot Referee! S to the canal tolls, Dr. Shaw, in the March Review of Reviews, says that there was no possible reason for making any treaty at all with England about canal or canal tolls, and that John Hay, who did it, with- out suggestion and to the astonishment of the British government, “was not an authority in the subject matter”. But the Outlook (March 14th) speaks of the “wise statesmanship” by which “the real control of the Isthmian Canal was by the Hay-Pauncefote treaty assured to the United States”. There is a wide discrepancy between Dr. Abbott and Dr. Shaw. Make your bets, gentlemen! An ef- fort will be made to have the point settled by a referee. “auTHoR! AUTHOR!” elly- Spring field N the bench of each inspector is a rack full of crimson tags. Danger signals to be tied on every piece not made exactly to specifi- cations; warning tags to insure that no imperfect parts shall enter the finished bearing. Here's a red-tagged ‘cup’ marked ‘small O. D..—date—name (Griffin) of the man who ground it. An inspector (Will Keyser) has found it to be half the thousandth part of an inch too small in outside diameter. So he tagged it red and sent it along, with other tagged parts, to the ‘morgue. ‘Morgue’ is the name Timken shop men give to the place where rejected parts go. It's the morgue man’s task to break up those parts so they never can come, by pos- sible chance, into use in the Timken Bearing. Twelve operations make the part called the ‘cone.’ Twelve inspections are given to know each dimension, each angle is right. Let the slightest error occur at any step of the way—an inspector will spot it and —tie on the red tag quick! _Long before such care was used, the Timken principle of tapered rollers revolv- ing between a tapered cup and a tapered, two-ribbed cone gave a unique type of bearing that won marked success over all other kinds. In the years that have followed, Tim- ken care in every detail of the making has hidden value that's only revealed in a life-time of good service. Get the whole interesting story of Timken fidel- ityin manufacturing from the Timken Primers No. H-5 “On Bearings" and No. H-6""On Axles” which, with the list of cars that ride on Timkens, will be gent free, postpaid, on request to either Timken Company. The Timken Roller Bearing Co. Canton, Ohio The Timken-Detroit Axle Co. Detroit, Michigan TIMKEN TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS Automobile ae ‘There are three secrets in the success of Kelly-Springfield Tires and Tubes. pers It “You ought to be contented and not fret for your old home,” said the mistress as she looked into the dim eyes of her young Swedish maid. “You are earning One is their real rubber, another is our seventeen years’ experience, and the third is that we manufacture only by hand. That's all there is to it. Perfectly obvious, isn’t it? KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE COMPANY good wages, your work is light, every one is kind to you, and you have plenty of friends here. Cor. Bway & S7th St., N. Y.| Branch oMce: New York ccm, Ean, Reon. Stn “Atut. Chciamt Sn France ‘The Hear Tire & Rubber Co.. Columbus. Ohio or tind Ruther Co iiveston, Tease + Denver, Cot “Yas'm,” said the girl, “but it is not the place where I do be that makes me vera homesick; it is the place where I don't be."—Youth’s Companion. comicbooks.com