The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, January 08, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGood Blood aana good health, and Hood' nnnparllla hat an unnpproaohod record aa a hlood-purlflor. H effect It wonderful cure, rwt Imply l)Hutmn It otiiilitlni arupurllla but liwaww It combine the iitumat remedliil vulun of tinira limn yoilifforinit nirrmllit(. I'lmw I no real uibatitiite for It. I' ran to buy miy preparation anld to be "Jti't m ', you nmy In sunt It I inferior, eis lew Ui rnukn, ,,,,1 yU'l'l the di'illiir a larger profit, Hal llnocl ' Hirlll twtiir, In u.ual ild (urw if in nlwwlatad tabula kiwwn M uuiam, luminal flaaaela. Tli visitor had dropped ii penny Into lb lint 3yfr-olU buy' bank. "What do you m uu, Jauilt?" prompted I'M1- ",l(tr!" nrd Jomlr, to paps' koriuf, lent Thai Kla4, "Well known charily w.iikrr? notr km nl of hi in an ! "VII. h In. II make bit living by working ibarllsM irrom" Cn'y On "BKCMO OUJNINE" Thai ! t AXATIVK MliuMd UtUNINK. U.k fur mo hrnaiur l IS W CilUiVK. tM Ik vutkl war la t-'ur I VM Ui One l.y, Km, Hi rtl!n dmky, otic property of Jmi- 4). tUit'no, ailll roams romii) lb ouliiklrl of lr Hurl or, M. l It said la ti r farly rr old. A muuMiKi nor, power rtiri tat m:ih, iiid la m b largeai or Id kind. was rvvnllf put liiia operation at lt,m ram, l.ii( ml, lining n letric gmar er. lnth.t m find Mr. Wtnttmr Bihl rru. Hi- t. il I" aw lut iktlt Wl t) t dllU IU teaUtlUg JMCMM, MnM Tralb fbaa Paeirr. Tn ru!omr d lb lratiio If l kid ujr rl M'h md Jars. "I can't Ii, nld lb (mart. "Tfcer" nmi In Ih't TOinir."' And lb riilatr went fa another lar rH IbHbb AMaalllMt nonlall Lynn lot watrb? I N i-i.iib .-w. a ny ai m I ft sunt around niKI on ye picked Bp thai eolp7 t wnwgn Irlbun. fits: ( MU l ! l MfttM Ml WM ' M llolwM imim (HUM IIM. t4 . nk W , fklta4i4.. f Nmr' llata. "llroibr llllr"M),. h an ranlrib air.1 fur lit bMai uf Ik hi-'hrB ibi "I rlnljr ha. !f, Fuiirtbly, lif ! bill b ffJ 10 loonib. Cllaom. know Ii ' lb niiirrii)r nitui? TvfuM Null II II nit t r)lxh)jr cpl Hhumllm Prirri.ion. r!'uni:iltm n c itusiti tuini.lri al.lr divimiiHi nm.inif ihc mniital 4 li-riuly It i aft aIhi..I iislal.iWr i ii:r wtfii mird wiih ctin nthrr in efnliriti iJ l-kfn tfrt!ly T'h (..INiw.DK (..f mil' j ii rrtVtliv: "To utii" lull )inl of euod lulifv iii1 ifie minr ( Torn ComiHtiiml nd on ouinc t( Syrmi Siripinllj Com rnl.. 'ike in uli!ri.ituijul doifi bcf.irr tfh Htrjl 4ixl bf!u( reiirmii Tri Coniimumt i tmjiluil nl h jlf nloniri .J l Uinb I'tiar- tiurrutKMl 1,0, llmai.'". nut it 9 vll lh older iitiffriliritU cn be luil from my K'xnl ilriiiii).t Coallana Pvtlorwaaao, "i:bnrr." railed o.il Mr. Ji; from lb Dnor alwr. "bat yon ba drinklnt galnl" "S. in' dr," anfl Mr J, I lb bll brlfl. "Sal ia. Still," A rwiit rhurvh noil.- In Manbi-lr, RniUiid, rfid : "A potato nl ur will b fc'ld on Bulnrdajr . 8ubJ.l for So inlay -iiif, 'A N'ttil nf An." I. !! frm lit fjidr (iodlva aipUlnavl. "It a rmmiirnmi," b aald. Tb riflml nrnrtualliun Ibat I abauld v (war on i!i iri In a dlrortolr fon," I'ruin hl.b Irani thai tbr draw Ilia llii la ibew data. t'btrafo Trtbua. m.T CURCD IN TO U OAY rl!J OINTMKNT t (tMraniMl l if an mm of lirhlnir, ntlnd. Illlln r Pmirwlltit I'llo in u days or manmr rfumM. a. Kaalaaamrr. llrrl havon'l brd anjrlliliif abwl fr, Mar; Walkrr fur a lon tliu. Wbai baa Iwrom of hr ltrnk- I ihlnk ab haa ion lot a ntluin'( arormrnl of aaiu aort, aol t brak Into print any mora. Aunmlailiia, Nan I'.wr irl ! Kb brok doa la h midd! of ibat aria aad far It up. 1I juii iHi!audd her I Jai-k-I applauded br far rall(lu Hi a I alt roiililu'l lnf. HlrarllTa. Ijiiihanf tl't a (rat tblaf lo baft tb pen of a roadf wrliar, Tou Sod II o. do yon nolt r'inanrlal Magnata- Tt, uoltaa lh thlni yon writ fall Into Ik band l oiiii.iodjr rba ba lb olr f a read; mdar 4hlrrn Trlliun VISITING CARDS WEDDING INVITATIONS MONOGRAM STATIONERY Thrra'a naiblna mi yntal aa iirad work !' la .t.tl-lly ilnna. Wo lo iba nitoal rk on I ha l' III.- (Uai.l. at nval roanmoblo lilirm. Wo will null rial apwlmona of bllMl Miiorlnt and wnnllna of Inriullona, !., uiurn rwiuaal, Hand ua four noma on a poaul eaitl. KIIHAM STATIONERY AND PRINTING CO. POHTIANO TOWER'S HSIIBRMJD vVATPDDnnrtD .eO "tl UHI KWI V All IH UILLU CLOTHING a look, bettor -wear longer -"u gives mor fe,-, bodily comfort fVjr becouw cut on -O. 'v puoorna. yer COlll no mnr Fhnn he juil as oood kinds SIIIT53Q9 SUCKtR53Qo auiD tVIRYWMlRl )'9or ii.. rith I ykM I ' ... -owpfooi "jflBRHJw WMt0 rati iniXaw1 CO WO U a...o y'iffl mi RELIEVE SUFFERING Work In Earthquake District Is Reduced to System. CRIMINALS ARRESTED Latnil Eillmnla of Dead ExcJ 200, OOO-Sllghl hl.ock, Conllnu In Earlli(uak Zona, Himio, Jan. 2. -Although ifroi.hic lrit. ar emnhg Into Home 0f uiv l"irr..r in Hi.uthrn July ami Kicily, nii.a are mi rfM-ttlluna of Indivlilunl troKnllri lr.ay mioriU-d, What clilolly coiicorn th Kowrnimtiit and tho H-uil ia lh jrt(rpa thtit la lilii(f made toward the r. lu f of thu who nave auilered l,y the dr. ad vlalutmn vuniwn.ui auvaitra in tlila r-f-ct urn niaiio Bl mrgtliia. WlliTf. ap. eord.liff to bifida! rni nrla r..i-,.iv-,l h..r.. tn uiiily . rvlco laU-Kinniiiirto work aanaiacujrily. 1h dilffreiit tegUii ui mo cBv nave dp. h Blloltod to vari ou wrnl,l, ami other Bliiia cantor, from width twiwdo boat and launchti may dilnliul ration ami wator to the uilf.-rfnl v,IInn. HIlKht Bhor ka wore f.-U In lha earth (juake otie Uy, compli'ting tho ruin of the crumbling huililnit. Theae iiork kr up the alarm of the popu i-vi.Mi. ine quite ainrre ahixk wb frit at 3 o dork in lha morning anil anotiipr at 9 o't-lwk. Kirt are (till burning, although murh rain haa falWn The lalral invvatigation on both idf of ih itrait make itcrrtaln tha many more than half the popuUt on of uio c al town and village have bren klllwl, froffaaor Hicco, director of tha nljarrv nry at Mount Aetna, eati male that tho victim of the earth quake exceed 200,000. Ilundrvd of clangerou criminal have been rre!d by the Iroopa and arre uiuier cl e guard. Ureal relief wa fel here when the nn uneement wb made that the l.iparl ialaml, which were reported to have (J aiii'are.t w) h lhi-ir ix.t ulatiim of 2H,ooi), ufT red little tr no tlamage from Hi" eart quake. CUtGOA WILL GIVE SUPPLIES Hat Much Food Which Balllethlp Will Not Need. Waahlngton, Jan. 2. A more care ful ecruttriy i f the data allowing the t re aU ard the naval upily hip l ulg. a, now at hurt, diaclitae quant! t e of ttaple article, much of wh ch It la thuughl will not be required by the ballleahipt, Ihn cannot be de termmed filially, however, until the vrela reach Sue. The data have been laid before .Secretary Newberry, hi i keep rig the State department adviaed regarding the location of the ah l pa and available f. ol reaource. A In the caao of the buttleahtpa, f ome tune ntvjt !( Tjef.ire the Cuig..a can reach the earthquake region. 1 ly the Navy department wa in communication with Adm ral Slurry, who aa d that he would want 2VHJ0 Ion of cl ft' hi h pa at I'nrt Said, her the pn.irram of I he Navy de partment contempt iatcd their ct al ng. (ontrtbullun for tho earthquake nlTiTrr continue to arrive at the American Hed Croa headquarter Mia Mabel T. Huanlman, a member of the executive committee, wa at headquarter May uierviing the work ihere. OCTOPUS BEOS OFF. Standard Oil Soak Relief From Mi- aouri RullRt, JefTertion City, Mo., Jan. 2. In mutioii for a rehearing in the Miwwuri ouater uit gint it, filed in the Su- reme court here tixluy, the standard Oil e mpany of Indiana Baked to be al lowed to remain in MiBaouri a long a it t nfotm to rule nl regulation that may be laid down by the court. An Pixa! wa alao filed wilt the court for remittance of the fine of f ft, 000 impoiwd on the Republic Oil company, on the ground that thi com pany ha gone out of buaineaa. The Bction for a rehearing and the appeal Bre Blgned by Alfred I). Eddy, f Chicago, and I-runK nagerman, ot Kanaa City, attorney for the com- anv. Mr. llagerman will leave lor New York tomorrow to conult with the chief officer of the company. While the company hn filed a motion for a rehearinir. it I aaid that the Standard Oil altonrnt-y will eek a mollification of the recent dociaion of the Supreme court. Attorney General Hadlrw will not consent to a modifica tion of the tlnciaion unlt a the Supreme court order it. Fderal Aid In Prosecution, Pimbmg, Pa,, Dec. I'llThe fed ral itovernmcnt oflicml will give heir aid in the forthcoming prosccti- n against the hankers nmi city miiH'ilmcn who arc charged with ribety, according to the statement representatives oi me nn" gitc. As .1 first step, it ia an- niiiircd ine uepariiucm ti j""":5 " preparing to inveattgaic an ii.uumi.u nnk tcrving as neniwitniics un a.uj fmid. At Ihc preliminary Hearings .-f ii.o arrimnl men it waa developed I hat a turn approximating l7,ooo had been corruptly used to influence them South Gott Drier. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 2.Stnte-wide prohibition law went Into effect yes terday in three southern states-North Carolina, Miai ppi and Alabama. Georgia is tho only other state wherein statutory prohibition exists. A new law which seek to regulate the liquor traffic In Louisiana became effective yeBtorday, and although the law ia not to sweeping In its terms as a state-wide measure, prohibitionists contend that It will drive saloons out. Earth's Crust Sinking. tlaltiniore, Dec. Ill.-pr. Harry lf!l,ll.i.r Hen nrofessor of ecological physic at John Hopkins University and one of the leading atithoritie in the United State on teitmlc disturh- anres, attributes the e arthmiske ,j n , southern Italy to general dreppmg or sinking of the earth in that locality BLOW AT REFORM. Chine. R,t,nf Ditmitt-t Yuan Fro All Oftlc.t I' kin, Jan, 4. It I the eomeniui of opinion that the Manchu do not un ilcrstand th full Ignificanc of their I rt cipiUW act, which ri tulted today in me dlttnlaaal of Yuan Slii Kal Ifrarid coumelor and sommander In ehitf of the fore4. The act. howev I Btlribulid rnulnly to th rtgunt an I charactered a dangerou inatmuch It give to the rtivolutlonarle and reformer an Iiaue on the cry "Chin fur th Chinese." That tho ituation I grav i becom Ing more and more a parent. That I government upheaval would folliw the BUcccBNion ha been gi nerully Bccepted, but even the Chines did not exect thi to occur before the expiration of the nutiumi tin y a of mourning. At the conclualon of a conference between the l)rillh, American and German ministers toduy second meet ing of diplomut wt called to Include tha representatives of other power, in the nope of formulating concerted program of action. It wa realized at t e firt meeting that Japan wa the doubtful element and there wa a gen eral conviction that the power would not tie Hble to t ke any definite '.ti oeiore nirtlicr development. GOOD FOR FORAGE. Wizard Burbank Succeed With Thorniest Cactus. HI Los Angelea, Jan. 4. The official reports on the first summer's field eul tivallon of the liurbanlt thomlets ee tu were iaauol today by tha Weitern Kmpire, an agricultural journal which has had charge of extensive expert ments on th new forage plsnt With th exception thst on lot planted in the Indlu desert nearly per- isne i tr m the effects of exceauve 1 kali in the .il, the average reault ai pn ni uncel ucceaful. Tn largest tet were msde upon the hardy thorn let variet ra, which Luther Burbank collected from all parts of th w.irld sn of these varietie large quantitie will be dialribu I thit year to those who will make experimental tests with them. 1 he report concludes that thomlets varle let have to be fenced to protect them from rabbit, but that the early fears expreaao t that they would revert to the old habit of gn wing thorns have been dlapelled by this year e- tult, a the propagation I not from teed, but from eutunga, which, accord ing to all botanical law and hiitorv, rigidly conform to the feature of the parent plant. 1 he uet s a fx! 'er for the family cow and fr poultry upon the small tract where personal attention i giv en teem to have been fully eitabliihed. DEAD AT MESSINA 116,000. Eitimata Increase Total of Lot by Earthquake. Rome. Jan. 4. Exact lUtiatic of the dead and aurvlving in Ui earth- quuke district are still imKible to obtain, because all dead bodie buried under the ruir have not yet been ex cava-led. It ia equally ImpoMible to make any accurate count of the aurviv or, for they are tx!y acattered from one end of the country to the other. The only figure that can be given re reach l by calculating the total popu Intion before the dhaster and sub tracting therefrom the number t1 at are luppoped to have survived. The reault ia, of Course, approximate. On thi baais ia made the estimate that about 25,000 people have left Mes sina and the communae. A the total population of the city and communae wan about lii&.OOO, and ss there are till about 15,000 people still in the district, the dead probably number cloe to 115.000. The victims are Increasing daily, not only through the dying of the injured, but alao by the many suicides commit ted by tho desperate survivor. Htrriman Line Extended. Ch:cgo, Jan. 4. Extensive work on the Harrimsn lines, officials say, i to he pushed during the com ng summer, Th Southern Pacifk" ia to build north on an air line frcm Den 'son, through Ttipeka to Lincoln, Neb. The Union Pacific i to build a double track line from Omaha through Lincoln, connect ing with the present Union Pacific main 1 ne at Central City, Neb. Ar rangements are being completed by General Manager Mohler, of the Union Pacific, for the Central City cut-off through Lincoln, Chang Given 25 Year. San Francisco, Jan. 4.In Whan Chang, tho Corcan who shot and killed Durham While Stevens In this city last March, was sentenced Saturday to serve a term of 25 years in the ttate penitentiary at San Quentin. A lengthy idea for rlemency wan made by attor neys for the defendant and resisted by famuol Knight, wno was empioyea oy the Japanese government as f pec a I prosecutor. Stevens, who was a confi dential adviser to Japan in Corcan mat ters, was on his way to Washington when he was hot by the Corean. Used Dead Man' Name, Lo Angeles, Jan. 4. -One of the smoothest swindle that hss been work ed In the West is being perpetrated on merchants of the Pacific coast by an unknown man, who Is floating checks ostensibly given by W A. Cowden, ex clerk of the Supreme court of the state of Tennessee. The latter, according to advices from Nashville, has been dead several years. When a check was returned from Nashville with the statement Cowden had departed. Crook Maka Heavy Haul. Los Angeles, Jan. 4. A Loa Ange les thief began the new year with what la doublleBS the heaviest haul, weight ci nsidered, ever made in this atate. He got away with 100 tons oi coai, val ued at $1,600, from th yards of th Black Canyon Coal company, on eoutn A,smed, itrMt. The greater part of f blacksmiths, waa valuad lr at I7.o Pr . COUGHS AINU COLDS I Took l'rtino 1 '.l i. l,U'l 4 SWT'.," i l M-t . ' 'S Ayz"V ," K .1 h t if t- T&s Joszph Hall Chase, CJWt TITNTH JT 'WASHIKQTOti O.C- Pemna Drug Co.. Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen: I can cheerfully rec ommend Peruna aa an effective cure for courIis and colds. You are authorised to use my photo :. L . ..!;.. ..tt'.i with testimonial in nnv publication. Mr. Joseph Mall Chase, 804 Tenth St., Washington. D. C. , Could Not Smell Nor Hear. Mrs. A. L. Wetzel, 1023 Ohio St , Tcrre Haule. Ind., writes: "When I began to take your medi cine I could not smell, nor hear a church bell ring. Now I can both tme'l and hear. "When I began your treatment mv head was terr.ble. I had buzzing and chirping noises in my head. "I followed your advice faithfully and look Peruna as you told me Now I mK'ht I say T am well. "I want lo go and visit my mother and see the doctor who said I was not long for thit world 1 will tell him it was Peruna that cured me." I'eruna is manufactured by The 'Vnina Drug Mfg. Co.. Columbus. Ohio. n""""'' 'or a Free Peruna Almanac for 1909. Sot Kicking-. Hick Jayset Xoeker aay you spend lb Iiet pirt of yo ir lif in eating. He. rtonet Huh! Tb time ny man fetid in eating i tb beat part of hi life. Poaalblo Kiplaaallna. Mrs. I!l;slly liual.and seems to be lost iu thought about half the ;ime. Mrs. Dltc I suppoae his Idess are bo far apart that he can't help getting lost on the nay from one to the other. Merely Tentative. "What i the baby a name?" "Il'a Mary now. but I aunnoa It will be Mayme, or Mae, or Marie aa aoon at all gets old enough lo notice It." All Waalrd. "George," said Farmer Scrapple to bia aon. if you oad tin wart of min on your band what would you do with it 7 O, I don't know, fatbr," anawered George. "Trim it down with a raaor, I curat.'' 'And l'v pent H,0c) givlu you a medical rdtu-ation !' groaned Farmer Scravble. Tiiaro Tribune. rollnmlnat a Dad Preeodaal. 'What kind of pavenirnt ar you going to put along tbia trretr "Well. It ia our intention " "Ho tbafa the kind, la It 1 Great Pluto! Why don't yoa mor out of tbia neigh borhood? You don't bar to liv her, do you?" Tba Dlattanola. Sloboy Doctor. I'm troubled with In- touuila. I tumble aud tost in bed all nltfhl long. What do you suppose Is th cauiw of It? Doctor !Yrtina you are worry lug over that bill you have owed me for the pa at two years. With a do you Roaervafloa. brliev In prsylng raw for rain?" "Yr. Willie, If th ueeenslty Is urgent. but I tbiuk the brat way is to snpoiot s day fur a picnic, and truat in Provi dence." Ho Did. Irritated landlady What aeema to bi the matter with your colfe this rooming. Mr. llarria? Do you notice anything un ssual about it? Imperturbable Boarder I do, Mrt rou. Tbrre noil real con in it tall morning. Learning tba Polala ( Ike Game. tllrl In Grand Stand--Harry, who ll Ibat man everybody is cheering? Her Kacort That Urabey, th right tackle. Girl I ae and th fellow h tbr down and jumped on ia the wrong tackle, hr? Obrrlnst aa lalaaetloa. Th Itev. Dr. Fourthly, hearing a ban. organ playing ragtime mmic in front ol la premise, closed hla atorra door. For Solomon aaya, you know," re marked th doctor, "that 'ti door thall be abut in the atreeta when tb souud of th grindiug 1 low." Iiieorrliflble, Stella la ahe a aouvenir fiend? Bella Dreadful ! Tb Inat dinner h attended aha carried away th cook. New York Sim. Only 7 per cent of the food af a French peasant consists of meal, whil n English navvy food ia 28 per et meat. Th Sultan of Morocco muat chooa hi four real wivot from among his couaint, nd the King of Siatu Is forced to marry hla ltr. Bad Poly, Th sweet young thing with th beantb fill red hair nppronrhod the parrot' cagt. "I'retty Tolly I" ahe tald. "Fir I Fir!" acrcamed th parrot. Everybody Kanrrs. "Why do ou call your cat Boom- rang?" Inquired th caller. But th anawer th other woman mad ro thi question I io obviout that the laturinn refuses to Insult th Intelligent or tn reader by recording It. J henK Couah Syrup, TaatN Uood. a Vtti in tim. Sold by dnigriatl. ,7,1 BEST FORAGE PLANT. : Washington Stat Experiment S tailor Mak Extentiva Invettlgatlon. In order to diicovcr a forage plant hioh will grow and yield profitable crop in the o-called "dry ection" of th state, th staff of the Statt J College Expsrimtnt Station ha car ried on xteniv investigation at both the local and iub-tation during ' the pat year. Scores of forage plant hav been olanted and toted, and at Ihc present itage of thit txperimenta Ition. it i known that milo maiz iJcruiaUm corn, artichokes, Kaffir corn, ana tmber cane corn arc among the belt tdaptcd plants for "dry larming Th work of tb ub itation t Con nell has been carried along four lines: Firtt, there hat been an effort to de termine the bett method oi handling tummer fallow, including a tudy of th effect of certain tool; econd, there ha been a study of the adapta bility of variou well-known dry linoi forage plant to central Washington condition; third, a ttudy of the effect of growin a cultivated crop, in place of the tummer fallow, upon the wheat crop; fourth, there hat been a ttudy of the adaptability and methodt of teed inir of well-known dry land grasses, and legumet. Although the past teason has been an exceptionally dry one. and the re- aillto rmitd not he oynorto trt idnu I forage crop in at favorable a light as the average season would, yet several li . .a olantt showed up very promising Among thete were Jerusalem corn, milo maize, Kaffir corn, artichokes and amber cane corn. Another prom ising one was a tmall, early maturing variety of dent corn. Other plantt tried were cow peas, toy beans, chick pea, common millet, Japanese millet, Hungarian millet, golden millet, common field peat, kale, rape, popcorn and flint corn. On September 10 the Milo maize hnwed itself to be the best drouth resister. This plant grows very simi lar to corn, except that it scatters a great deal more, and is more leafy. Jerutalem corn and Kaffir corn are both very similar in appearance to ommon corn, being about midway -etween common corn and Milo maize .a buthinett. Their seed, however, is borne in a large and fairly compact head, or bunch on the end of the stalk. They yield quite heavily in most placet, snd judging from this year's experience, would mature a fair ouan tity of teed at Connell, which makes very useful feed for poultry and twine. The difference in the showing of ferusalem and Kaffir corn and Milo maize wat quite noticeable. While the leavet of the two former plants did not dry up, the inner plants of the olols were about one-third smaller in size than the plantt on the outer edge This showed that their growth had leen materially cherked bv the short age of moisture. The trial leaves it nder the impression that Jerusalem id Kaffir corn are but poorly adapt I to central Washington conditions. Dent corn made almost perfect stand, but the growth was scanty, and .inly a tmall quantity of nubbins ma tured. The present, season's growth could not be considered a proved crop, but corn of the same strain grown on land adjoining the experiment station last vear was a fair crop, and may be taken is a fairly good demonstration o' what could be done with dent corn on any good, dry land farm. The seed, however, would have to be idanted to the locality. The flint corn and the popcorn nade a good stand, and matured well, nit their growth was so tmall that hey could not be given consideration n comparison with dent corn. The artichokes made an excellent stand, ind showed remarkable ability to con -inue their growth throughout the en ire drv season. Whether it would pay to utilize rain land for the growth of these oots is an open question. The other lants thst were used made to light a rrowth thit teason that further tria' will be necessary before they can be considered as even promising. Of the non-cultivated forage plants, he most promising was the alfalfa This made a fairly good stand and ontinued to grow slowly throughout he entire season. On September 10 t stood about eighteen inches or two feet high. As the first season is needed to establish alfalfa, this is considem in excellent showing. The alfalfa was seeded with a grain drill, which sl owed the seed to be conducted down into the shoes of the drill, so that it was deposited in moist toil. It is questionable whether a good stand :ou!d be secured by broadcast seed ng and harrowing in. Hairy vetch made a poor stand, but I promising growth. The tenacitv with which they cling to the soil when once established makes it rather "tte tionable whether it would pay to teed rood grain land to vetch, unless permanent pasture is desired. Of the grasses, the most oromisins was the slender wheat grass; smooth brome grass. Neither of these grasses. however, showed ud as we II as the alfalfa. Another season's growth is needed to determine anything definite egarding their production. Other grasses tried were meadow fescue, or chard Rrass, tall oat grass. None of these grasses made a show worthy of mention. Since the past season has been exceptionally dry, they will be given another trial. The only suggestions the station has to make to farmers regarding these, forage crops are that alfalfa, brome grass, acclimated dent corn, Milo maize, Jerusalem corn and Kaffir corn are worthy of trial in a small way. The farmer had better learn w to handle them, however, before: trying them on a large scale. Walot-Llae Waoa. When you would put your dexter Ba Around a girl, It Is a tin, A crying thame, To get, I claim, All lacerated by a pin. Th Gossip. Policeman - (to unskilled rider) Oo backt Ka thoroughfare hera. Cia't rou rad that sign? Rider I can, but my horse can't Translated from Talea from Fllegende RUtter. Because tber la plenty of business la a big town. 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