The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, June 09, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextliikN 0U t-t TO POHTL.AND. BTOP AT THIS New Hotel Foster Tkrd anJ Davit Sirctts, Near Depot itimm with hot anil roM run ning water and telephone. Free ItHtha. Koamt 50c. per tlay up. Spe cial rale far Hoom and Hoard. Free Auto Hus meets every train or boat. Cabs Mussia. Moscow baa 10.000 4 t Petersburg probably the tama Bun ker. WOOL & MOHAIR, HIDES & PELTS It f ui U - lit ' ht aiM aal datwi ka I II V. II. . NdKluN tliMI'ANt. 1(1 I'. -..! Ml '..rlat-l tlra KODAKS AND KODAK urn, ci Wrtla f aaukariM ami hlll ura. Ilvaalofilnv at4 aruiOn. Mau (Mtian etvan prutniit aiLantkat lortiana rnoto aunpiv co Ml TVnl bin fli MILAN A OMR. FREE TO YOU. Mnitit uf CWff I-! Catarrh Mwily, the ra ra-Mt'y ff 'ffTw flic the trrltfirfit vlN-f i' r.al catarrh tw rUl m the h--.! Ak ur 1n.mml 1"t a rr- MmtiL ami tf h hw mH il mim) Ut ua with in names tf your ilrmrtfiail aK. tail! M-iot M fr-a hl liy all druiftf -. Heir, vi iTnu. iVtMirett by (k-ter ef t'narmat-y Jutcruale, l. A lutiH'. Alterative ami Kraolvrfct. ' hm fcr4 frMirtJf ff kitlurvs. l.Kef eud tmra. cf the rkin. fun firs (tie MtH-I aint ptvrf loac, aijtu.ih aua la Uie euluc sj.cui BOYNTON FURNACES Huml tcvnumtral rwf ffMtlv fttr h'nirt tad arhuul healing. J. C. BAYER rtRNACC CO. from and MarkH Su. Portland, Or. ht.SU tltH CATAUNiUK. 537fe3ALCOIIOL I VviLH npinu Tfitirpn OPIUM TOBACCO Only atlirii' Ki'7 Ina tiut la ifrMui. wrii f !laf-aiNl rlrt-alar. kuni'.71LMTil. I TEA SPICES BAniNO POWDER I EXTRACTS ins i mr.iir :ni.M'.-W".T-!jaJ cuossnaDEVEts PACIFIC COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC 409 Cc-omonllh BWf., Partland. Or. f,Pn aui privaii i'lintr, rrMH-filna. ftrn"n anil vfniriff. lnvalMlM ami fithra lMlrtnc hilltwlai trnilaiH' h-ukl writ lor rnu to ltm CoUnra or eincr's Chiropractic Health Home HTILOi M. CRimig, 0. C tuprnirm)t 7 75 J WiH.nfn Avenue, Port Land, Orrgon Tralml nilran. nklllnl lamilnn ami tha Wat rctai'lK ailvira In runauiutwm In avary caaa. NEUROLOGY Nnirnl.iiry hi lha rhrnnlr aulTrrpr'a aur fcl way In Mrmarirnt hflllh. I'aralyi". I:li-umalim, HI. .ma. h, llowrl, l.lvwr an.l K Hlnry Tnmblaa ami all rhnmlc. naryima nil rya yH. mulily In Ihla Twntv. (Vnttiry malhial. Nu ilrura. npam of faila. Tranmrnt at mile or my l.nval.. amlanum. Kami f.ir una b.iklal. Nun.l.wy, th Way tu llralth. ami at ll. DR. H. W. FREEZE Mm hams' Trust Bktg., Portland, Or FOR YEARS l(iwlvaa hava uaad a rlcrth to mtart thalr "r lui . """ia aaafiiitiar. hut nnthlfia bi nnitiwl an, raii.lna IrrllalHm ami Inllamma- Vm i l ""n iianiri-niua ana aniMivuia. '41. Ii.... ..... . . ... . I , .niwi wainr mat waa noi cian. "'"aiiiniw t hraatha m.llulau atmihara ml iirm N'o-im'st KWKKt'iNU riiunoiiNn u "junraily irr,aml. aluxirha On dnl ami illa- rni, navaa H.n Inn.' h'lla. Maka y.nr . '" a(n Hwaavnul '""l..ird; hunt Ih. awarpllwa. NO-fIIV!1 M m . ...... I(l.)t i. r.ir niHiai'miiii uaa. m a ami ilrum,. u amaara; IMll n fnm.. it. . ... .1. i.- N I. iw.rn.ia, a t.i,; a."i-iii. ifar or.,11 i "' " ,'"r,l"'l. tmliT liy mail i.r "rrmara, "JM,r w uruaa.Bi. rianu ir CRESCENT rrMrtrAf. frv sl Washintton Bt, ForUand, Or. 'IS iial uJ liar B-luinl f Olrla la- rn. ol a.rfaca r SI J-a HaiMM IKlrtl OaUallato ) aa4 Slmaa tara fl.airtM.aH. lull, Art. BI.aWa. T --. I rarUJuaMr-aaTII KltKl fr.HIOH I lift.- fl. 1. Ilrlaaa Hall DAISY FlY KIM iW r. S m--fc - 1 1 M4la ft I. FARM Jm ORCHARD Sole and Intrusions from Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations of Oregon unj Washington, Specially Suitable to Pacific Coast Conditions HOW TO KILL GARDEN PESTS. 11 ..a a . . ay u) control the common m-nU ' " vrK-ii.ie ami Hower gardon are di-MrriUil in a n-w bullvtin which ia in preparation for publication by W. K. Wilwm, aaHiatMnt entoniolojfiiit ai me ireKi,n Ajcricultural colli-ic. IH-atructive inHi-cU accure thi-lr foxl eithtir by eatinK portion of plant", nr by auckinir the juici-a th-re from, aaya Mr. Wilwm. "The fimt Kt-neral group are controllvd by food politon taken into the atomach, the aerond by contact or external inaecti Cilll'H. "The internal iniiM'ticiilia are di vldcd Into two icroupa which may be trrmrtl the wet and dry aprays. The wet apraya coimlxt of antenicala ai- plied, with water or lime-aulphur aa a li"lnlu'i!iic aic'it. "AUmt the only one In UHe at the prewnt time ia arai'nate of It-ad, which, wh-n proM-rly made and un adulterated, ia efficient and doea not burn the folia, aa I'uria grvvn mime timea does. For ordinary une, two MiunU of arnenate of lead to fifty gu lona or water in effective. At timci it ia ncceaitary to uae five (Miunda of arem-nute of lead to fifty Kalloni of water, a aome intecta do not readily auccumb to a amall amount of the poi aon. "The dry apraya are appliwl in I powdered form, and there are a num ber of these on the market, including aeveral bran! of powdered araenate of lead. 1'aria green and amenate of lead, when pure, are efficient an any although at the present time I'aria jrreen ia more in uho than the other, I 'unit Kreen appliitl to planta in an unadulterated condition may arj()UHy burn the foliage. To obviate thin difficulty it ahould be mixed with 20 or 25 Miuml of air-xlaked lime, line road dust or wheat flour for every xiuml of the I'aria irreen. Thia may be applied with a dunt gun or aifted on the planta by meana of a gunny aack. Hellebore in powdered form and fresh ia valuable for iHiiaoning auch iiiHecta aa injure amall fruita or vegetablea which are nearly ready for market and thua are too far advanced for poison to be deairable. It ahould be duNtel over them when they are wet with dew. FARMER NEGLECTS SIDE. FINANCIAL "The financial aide of farming, the world'a greateat industry, ia almoat entirely neglected by both the farmer and the arhoola, aaya Iean J. A. liexell, of the Oregon Agricultural college, author of a volume on "Farm Accounting and Kuaineita Method, now in it aixth thousand. "I'rofeiwor Ilailey, of New York, aaid, in dicuning the matter of hi own atate: 'In visiting practically every farm In one of the counties of the atate, we did not find one man who knew how much it cost him to produce milk or to raise any of his crops. "The aecretary of agriculture, in recent year books, points out the re. markable prosperity of the farmer; that the export of farm products is vastly in .. cess of all other ex nrta combined; that a million agricultural dt-htora have been transformed during the last ten years into the same num ber of surplus di'saitora; that 'con- trary to iiia reputation, the farmer is a great organizer, and has achieved remarkable ami enormous auccessea in many lines of economic co-operation in which the (Hiiple of other occupa tions have either made no beginning or have nearly, oi not completely. failed.' He points out that most fartnen live better than the average merchant or mechanic. 'It ia doubtless true that the farmer la becoming a factor to be reckoned with in the business world; that the average farmer anowa vasuy more a!xut scientific farming than hi father (lid. He understand more thorougly the value of proper cultiva tion, of fertilization, of rotation of crops, ami of diversified farming. Iiut it cannot be said that he owes his success to Improved business method. He ha been successful rather in spite of hi ignorance in this respect, and because of tiie lavish generosity of mother nature." WHAT FRUIT FOR EASTERN OREGON? "Care should be exercised in the se lection of varieties of fruit for planting In F.aatern Oregon," says Prof. C. I Lewis, of the Oregon Agri cultural college horticultural depart ment, "since the higher elevation of that part of the state suffer more or tes from the severity of the winter and the drouth in summer. "Aa to apples, the Russian varieties will be the hardiest. These in low al titude are summer and fall varieties, but often in high altitude they are long keeper. The Red Astrachlln, Oravenstein, Duchess, Wolf River, Wagoner and Macintosh Red are the best and most satisfactory to plant. Haw II t It. Wllklna That chap live on tha fat f tha land. Millar SoT Wllklna 8ura. Its a nmnufActuf r Of oboalty remedle Judge. r.naT Frifkus Oa. Toinmla Doea your papa frlghteo you whan ha trlaa to mak you go to aleapT Ethel Yea; ha aim to mot Yoak re gtatesmaa. Occasionally nearly any of the atand ard varietie grow aufliciently well for rumiiy Hue. Varietie of aome prom ise in auch sections are the Rome iteauty, White Winter I'earmain, Ue- liciou and Gano. "The fancy varietie of peara would suggest for the region are the White Uoyanne, Seckle, Clapp'a Fa vorite. I'eache aa a rule ahould not be grown in the higher elevationa of F.aatern Oregon, but occasionally auch varieltiea a Alexander and Amsden do very well. The Gobb'a apricot ia often auccesHful. The four kind of cherries suggested by I'rof, Iwia are the Lambert and King aweet cherries, and Early Rich mond and Olivette for. sour one. Two varietie of raspberries CJuth. bert Bnd Turner'a Red are named as goon, ami any or the standard vari eties of blackberries, such aa Kitta tinny, Lawton, and Eldorado, may be grown. Red Jacket and Champion gooseberries, and Isedcrwood, War field, and Clark 'a Seedling strawber rie are also mentioned. COMMERCIAL VALUE OF DWARF FRUITS. "The dwarf fruit a a commercial pniKHition ia still in an experimental condition in this state say Prof. C I. Lewi, horticulturist of the Oregon Agricultural college, in a recent dis cussion of the fruits of the state. "The dwarf pear," he continued, "looks quite promising to be used in planting by itself or as a tiller. "There I one dwarf pear orchard in Idaho, and a number in this state, but few are in bearing as yet. The trees can be planted close together. They come into early bearing, and generally produce a fine crop, j hey are gener ally worked on Anger Uuince or Port uguese stock, and then worked over to Duchess and Koonce, and finally work ed over to whatever variety ia desired. "The dwurf pear ia obtained by us ing a root that is slow growing and then pruning. The pruning should be done in auch a way as to throw out the laterals and spoura. Summer pruning ia practiced much more with the dwarf stock than with the standard. "Dwarf peachea are also being grown; these come into bearing quite heavily the first year. There are aev eral plantings in thia state, and it will only bo a short time before we will know more of these. "The dwarf apple has been tried very sparingly. When it is put on Paradise stock it is more of a curi osity, but when planted on the Doucin stock it may make a saunfactory tree for Western Oregon. "The dwarf fruit offers a splendid opportunity for a home garden, and a good conservative field for trial in the commercial orchard." TO PREVENT FOREST FIRES. Corvallis, Or. E. O. Siecke. of the O. A. C. forestry department, has just accepted appointment as assistant state forester, and upon completion of his instructional work at the college will go to Salem to make his head quarters there. The state forestry department has already begun the or ganization of the tire protection throughout every county of he state. so a to minimize the severe losses suffered annually through fire catas trophic.. FASHION HINTS Our sketch shows an attractive way to make up liordcml foulard. The larav reveres continue over the shoulder and form a sailor collar in hai k. 1 1 A Bartons aaia. Will tha dtacovery of tha pola re sult Jn any tangible benefit to man klndr "I don't know aa It will," anawered the proa bumorlat. "I douht If tha few near Joke It afforded will offset th ra.rt of tod 0,1 JokM 11 put out 0 mnimlslon." Iulsvtlle Courier-Jour- Ttie fanning Mill. Every farm ahould have on It a pood fanning mill and It should be used ' Two Education. Wo all bava two educations, on from others and another, and the moat valuable, which wo give ouraelve. Ii I the last which flxaa our grade In a clety, od eventually our actual con dlllon In thia life, and the color of oui fate hereafter. All the professors an teachers In the world cannot make you wis or good man without your owe co-operatlou; and If aucb you ar d terniload n be, th want of them will not prevail. John Randolph. altln Crew last Orange. Th beat oranges on th European market are from the land which la sand, yet fetcbaa now the highest price for orange culture. There ia a jest ing pbrase among Jewlab colon Is ta aa to Palestinian fertility: "If you but stick aa umbrella In tbe soil you will next year get a crop of them." Tbe or ange treea bear fruit two month b for those of Italy and Spain.' THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUING. Talk No. 4. Liquid bluing is mainly water. Given a half or a cent's worth of bluing and a large bottle filled with water and you have the frail excuse that'a called bluing. Always use RED CROSS BALL BLUE. The best blue anywhere at any price. It does make the laundress smile for week. Large package 5 cents. AT ALL GOOD GROCERS. Mustache Makaa foe Health. Dr. Paul Kruger, a well-known phy sician of Vienna, affirms that tbe mus tache baa a distinct value for the health. He believes that IU utility Ilea In protecting the nose against tbe Invutdon of dust and bacteria. Record ing too cases of severe headache and throat and nose trouble among bis men patients, he found that 420 of t lie in bad their upper Up cleanshaven. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bow els. Sugar-coated, tiny granules. Easy to take as candy. Naturally. "The attempt to commit suicide Is not a punishable offense under the German criminal code. But of course," ays a London exchange, "If you suc ceed you must be prepared to take (be consequences." Shako Into Tour Shoe Anen'a Foot-Eaac. a Dowder for tha fnrt. It rnrra painful, awullrn, rmartina. sweating fret. Makes near ahoaa aaay. Kold by all lruififita ami Khn 4nrra. iMin t arrant any autatliiUTe. nampa i'KfcK. A.Uraaa A. 8. Olmatari. La Kuy. N. X. Dirt and Disease. Dirt la the "perfect culture" of all Ilsesse and of all that delights In dla- tase. There tbe microbes of all Blagues live and move and bave their being undisturbed by tbe broom or tbe mop, unafraid of the smell of loap. and never awakened from their rest by th light from any lamp of knowledge that constitutes the sci ence of modern times. TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak. Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't Smart Soothes Eye Pain. DruggUta Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid. 2;c, fiOc, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes. 2ric. $1.00. Eyo Books and Eye Advice- Free by Mall. Murine Eyo Remedy Co., Chicago. For the Teacher. In tearhtrg reading there are Just two enda to be taught: (1) To make the learner automatic and quick In the recognition of word and letter forma and values; (2) to secure bis Interest In tbe content, the spiritual element of the printed forma. Motnra win find Mrs. WlnrtoW ftnnthlga yrup tur b. st remedy to uat tot Uiairvuutlnui luting lua teauuuc ueruai. Improved Typ f Comb. Tonics may be applied aa tbe hair Is being combed by a comb Invented by a Maryland woman, having bollow, per forated teetb and a reservoir on tbe back. !!! WANTED !!! Men 21 to years of atte for r-o-t-tions ss llrcikcincii mid Firemen. Wngrs $ 0 lo $140 per month. Must he in good lira I til and furniih mimes of two reputable men as reference. No strike. The new "Kull Crew I.sw" hns rreatrd a demand for men thai the railroads are unable to meet. If you have had ex'rieure, can place yon at once without cost of any kb d. If not experienced, will prepare you in short time and place you when competent. Address IHM. K, INTERSTATE COMMERCE Shippers Freight Service 210 Marquam Building Portland, Oregon PUTNAM I xx rue 1 ( Mnli fyumtxtMT frnk Draff (&. I (Vilnr man manAm bHahtar and faatar eolara than mvathttdvt. On 10c cackasre and ta guaranteed to give perfect result. bow to dye, bl.aU. aod aua coiora. Woman's Power, Over Man Woman's moat glorious endowment is the power to awaken and hold the pure and boncst love of a worthy man. When she loae it and still love on, no one in the wide world can know the heart sooy she endures. 1 be woman who suffers from weak nes and derangement of ber special womanly or gsniam soon loses the power to away the heart of a man. Her icneral health suffers snd she loses her good looks, ber attractiveness, ber amiability and ber power and prestige ss e woman. Dr. It. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., with the assistance of bis staff of sble physicisns, bas prescribed for and cured many thousands of women, fie bas devised a successful remedy for woman's ail snents. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription. It is e positive specific for the weaknesses and disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regu lates, strengthens snd heals. Medicine dealers sell it. No kount dealer will advise you to accept a substitute in order lo make a little larger profit. XT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG. f SICK WOMEN WELL. Dr. Piirfs Plmami Prill nswlmte mnd ttmgthtm Stomach, tense awaf Boarala. PAINLESS DENTAL METHODS A r d manf!td thencdayit, butiprt IVnt!try ihould nnt end with PainIM imthadit. After th work in all tion you hava a ntrht to expect your own teeth to be ret(red to their former awf ulneaa and beauty, or new tee in your own. Ihtawe rcamplih mn4 fiV 1 5-year Written Ouarantcc ta evtrv ticHt. Iet us make your artificial teeth over and retwt them on a new plate that will Ifive your mouth and fare? natural expres sion. All crown and bndire attachments ar hand-iriade to fit each individuaj mouth. SPCCtAL RATES DURING ROSE rCSTIVAl 22-k. (.olrj or White Crawrs C 22-k. Br.de Teeth. fMrmtL each . Good Mtt t Teeth an Hub ber Plate . 15 2 U. S. PAINLESS DtNTISTS Off we ope t from 8 till PHYSICAL WRECK RESTORED TO HEALTH BY GREAT KID NEY REMEDY. I feel it my duty to furnish you with my testimonial aa to what your remedy fcwamp-koot did for me when 1 win I hysital wreck from kidney and bladder trouble, t-eme year ayo 1 was not aide to do any work and could only just creep around, and am hatihhed that f.ad it not been for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Koot I wou d rot have lived. Af ler u-drg the pit paration for one month I waa able to work some and when I had used $8.00 worth of Swair.p-Root I could do a good day's work. 1 used about $10.00 worth el'.ogether end would not take $10,000 for the good that it diJ me. I consider it a Goa-send to suffer ing humanity for the oiseaaes for which you recommend it and have recommend ed it to many sufferers. H. L. HUGGJNS, Welch, Ark. Personally appeared before me this 20th of September. 1909, H. L. Hug gina, who subscribed the above state ment and made oath that the aame is true in substance and in fact. W. A. Page, J. P. Utur ta Dr SUbmt S Ca. Btarhaa-. W V Prove What Swamp-Root Wil Do for You Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You wiil also receive a booklet of valuable information tell ing all about the kidneys and bladder. Wnen writing, be sure and mention this paper. For sale at all drug stores. Price fifty-cents and one-dollar. Indian Tribea Amalgamate. Students of tbe Indian tell us that while th number of the red men are diminishing there Is a slow amalga mation of the tribea wherever' tielr geographical location makes this pos sible. It Is supposed that there were 1.000,000 Indians on this continent when the Europeana aettled here. In 1SSS a government report showed an Indian population of 3S0.000. and it is estimated that the present population la 60,000 less She Knew. Mother "The king waa In the counting bouse, counting up bla money; the queen waa In the kitchen, eating bread and boney." Modern Child "Must be a fairy atory; the cook wouldn't let her." Harper's Ba-tar. V -.'-I'.Ca- V'J' Sol.d-breecK a. . ai s 4,ritf Hammerlcs Racy beauty I It appearance " a t L icncui iesmois: .22 CARTRIDGES i iff FADELESS DYES Aak dealer, of we will send postpaid at MONKO mat tfiv me same service aa neaitnv -rvea ox Second and WaUtintrfan, Portland, Oref a Entire Corner. Over Merrhanla National Ban; b; Sundays 9 ta 12 A. M. 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