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Newspaper Page TextEATH BEFORE 100 YEARS IS SUICIDE Wance of Laws of Health Ex- r . r.-l.. VnA nt I Sfa plains tan ww i -.. ,l,d Scientist Ha Crceura8lr.H Word "" Deepondent Mn and Womtn. Heath brfr. 10 years of ago 1 ..... ,.rhiM I nothing more I,., limn "" - ,- 'woman) who d' , "",rl"" I, .imply lKi.'N.nt of the law. .rh" h "ni "n(1 rH,,'"r ,. ,, statement made I'X Prole ja.m. M M.m..n. the famo... U,l.-I.ll health authority. " I fsbllsliu'K , ... ill. nig ciim-m " . it iiuri'e " "" In fur In direct t IuI',",,, " rh llli '! thousands i.f converts ...(...... r Mum on In Mvliiic cm- Slro-nt of the h.-.-rf.il creed he ,'",., Virile, wellpol active J eueigotlc, be " '"""K" '" ,j Mhilv attain the century age alt which lie declares In the normal Hi- 'd: want I In' of the world k kirn HO' opinion on inn ui, t health, which -' ,h 'nllt of rlltlie u -voted TO ncniiiiK inr ... L . i p i of America, mere lidlng in lin city ni eiiouim use Ill' people In lhl Stnlr alone, -n hiive found lirulth through in Hihinl. I'..f..r.- I get through theie .i i... u I ,i 1 1 1 ill ii M hlli Ctinilith lo .,. imv cured patients In thin rll I ..nt. I Pi DOUBLING PRESENT AVERAGE PRODUCTION OF CORN CROP Object I to I'roduce Snmi Numbtr of Ilushels on Smaller Number of Acre imd Wllh Left Labor and Con sequently Making Huslneaa Mora Profit able Avirnj In United Slates Is 2,300,000,000 Yearly. muKt of all, to tH'. to Hie The I ii v m 1 lit n, tin- lli -fil lllli-B. tile Vll'lllll M tlClVe -ar'.tn: t.i.ly racking diseases and Uj.-iiiH fur theae in the oliea li ..,m tin- nii'HiiKi' of hope I bi-e-r ,1 brio; I In- it'-"'1"1' bletug. I ami to lulk to Hi" I li'Hii;itl-, . suffered fiom Nioiiiurli trouble ones afflicted with thai noxious !. fit t ii n h. I v. ant to 1 1 my rv in Hi" women who have lie- lue rlin.lilr InvulUI. u. rf.nlt of rvniis troulili'. I mit to t.: 1 k t r nun ho re 'nil run duwn." hiH tii'nlih hue Ji-n broken b Hrmirk, linprr.ppr ctlrt, lei hours, d o'li'T riiMr. end who frcl th wpliiK clutrh of eerloue rhrmilr To thin- inMiple I brlnn ntnry ' hop'. I i-n give thvm prfitnlef ' brtd r lliluti. I went to e.tonl.h nn by f.holni thi record of rur-. T(iiriiii', through luy tl):W tr-Ill ', trvMiiicnt. "I h.tvf taken the lent lil' from 1 iln Kiln, ami t'lnlKiilli'd lli'm In "w tctu of tiroliiirnti I nil 1 v lil 'I ! Hitupti'd to fech pnrtlrulnr cniov ksve mi 'cur' nil.', but my irr'Hl thi.il of .llMikliiK dl.'nnu le the ry li t thoiiKht of iikmIciii eolenctv h. miriii. which 1 h with thcee I'lHimiiia In thl. city, end all over irnTli-ji pnivc. thrlr cltlcacy. Old iih'.iU miiMt nivp ewny to tm il.ial in liiirc niovi. I know what r r- in. -.1 :- nr iltilnt? for humanity vrn h'Te. 1 know what liny will i fur I ho pcuplK of thl. city. I.ct irn,. my utiitciniiita tlmt'e nil IKK." 1 In- nllllllUilUH Htrclltll Cf Clllll'l" i! iikiiI tlitit coined to 1'rofcs-nn n:"i. M. Miinvon lit hi. lalmiiitiii Ich nl an. I .li-fTciKiin utrrcte. Phlliolrl i:a. I'.i . k i-'B I'r, Muiiynn and hii' nuriiiiiim ciil p of expel t ph) hIi Linn (Hr c r. HAn.Ti.icr It la poa.lhle within a few year to double the averaKw production of corn p-r acre Id the I nllnl Rtatea, and to rcoinpll.h It without any lucreaae In work or vxpnnae. It I not to be ua demtood from thla atatement that It l doalrahltt to double the pro.ent com crop, but that It la dealrable to pro duce the .inn' yield on a amullur number of acrta and with ! lalxir. If CO buahela are rulavd on one acre In. tea. I of on two acre., the labor of plowing, harrowing, planting, culti vating and harve.ttng la greatly re diicnil. Iiutnnnd controla the quantity that ahould be growu. To meet the demand, the producrra of the L'nlted Htatea have, during the la.t ten year, averaged In round numbert 2,200,000, 000 bu.hele of corn yearly. In produ cing thla quantity a little more than i, 000,000 arret have been devoted to corn growing The average produc tion per acre haa been 20 bu.bela. Very few farmer, would like to ac knowledge that tbelr average produc tion for the peat ten yeara baa been aa low aa 2d bu.hela per acre, but from the beat eatlmate. that have been made the conclusion la unavoid able that half of thoae who tyow corn harveet I'M than 2ti bu.hel.'per acre. Twice thl. quantity la a fair crop, three tltnea 26 bushel, la a good crop, and four tlmea 20 bu.h'la pur acre are frequently produced. Hlnce the average crop In the atatea tieat adapted to corn growing la hut little above the general average of the entire country. It U evident that the average 1. not lowered to any great extent by the poor cropa In aectlon. iin.ulted to corn growing. Moreover, the yield per acre In the New England atatea, with their ahort growing aea .on, la aii great u In any other part of the country. Thla clearly Indicate, the poa.lblllty of greatly Increasing the yield per acre In the corn belt. Thla la especially eaay of accomplish ment In the aouthern atatea. where the preaent production per acre la low and where the growing aeaeon la not shortened by froata. I'oor corn cropa are usually at tributed to unfavorable weather con dltlona. and frequently thla la the true present production per acre are Im provement In the quality of seed planted; Improvement In the condi tion of the soli; Improvement lo method of cultivation. The methods of cultivation In gen eral uae In one section of the country differ greatly from thoae In another section. The Implements and meth ods employed In Iowa are aa different from those of Connecticut aa there In turn are different from those of Georgia; and while these difference are to some extent due to the nature of the farm land or to claa of labor The Difference. European cities certainly bav a laughing, contented air, people seem to take life eaally, they have time for pleasures. If It's only a chair hired for two cents on on of the broad, abaded boulevard to watch the crowd pass of a Sunday afternoon, says Orison Bwett Warden In Buccesa Magazine. What smiling, care-free faces! On remembers with a shiver the faces In a New Tork crowd grim, anxious, frowning, self centered. No doubt thla atmosphere of Joy ouaneea, along with the external beau ty and plcturesquenesa of European cities, has Its attraction for our heir easea, but, of course, that alone would not make them lire abroad and mar ry foreigners. There are other con siderations which bring them to this Important declnlon. Matters win sod Mrs. WlnsloW. Soothing jrup iui br.t rnisedv to umIoi liiir cuaij luting uiiiuf irxi. In His Power. "How effusively aweet that Mr. Blonder Is to you, Jonosey ald With erelL "What up? Any tender little romance there?" "No, Indeed why, that woman hate me," ald Jonesey. "She doesn't show It," said Wltherell. "No; but she knows I know bow old he Is we were both bora on the same day," said Jonesey, "and she' afraid Ml tell somebody." Harper" Weekly. AVOID LIQUID BLUING. Aids Nature The great success of Dr. Pierce' Golded Medical Dis covery in curing week stomachs, wasted bodice, weak lungs, and obstinate and lingering coughs, is based on the recognition of the fundamental truth that "Golden Medical Discovery" supplies Nature with body-building, tissue-repeiring, muscle-making materials, in con densed and concentrated form. With this help Nsture supplies the necessary strength to the stomach to digest food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" n-establishes the digestive end nutritive orgses in sound heclth, purine nd enriches the blood, and nourishes the nerve is abort establishes sound vigorous health. your dtmtar ctftrt omefAfad- "oaf mm food," ) It is mrobmbly bttfr FOR HIM It pmym bttr. But torn are thlmklai of rne cure not rate profit, am (Acre's aotblnt "last mm food" tor you. Say mm. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, In Plain English; or, MedV icine Simplified, 1008 page, over 700 illustrations, newly revised up-to-date tdition, paper-hound, sent lor 21 one-cent stamps, to cover cost o mailing . Cloth-bound, 31 stamps. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Sweeps and Shovels Used on Single and Double Cultivators. employed, they are to a still greater extent due to the conservatism of the farmer themselves. That certain kinds of cultivators or plows or methods of planting have been In uae In Georgia or Iowa for many year loes uot prove that Implements or methods found succescful in other states might not be uaed there to advantage. EXPERT GIVES TIMELY HINTS Manors la Worth More Than Labor Involved In Feedlosr S laae Makes Chaaper Beef Than Anything; Else. The reaaon so many housewives prefer RED CROSS UAIX 1JLUE Is because it la all blue. Liquid blue contains a large percentage of water. Why buy water when you have It by the tub full? Hiivinx solid RED CROSS RALL ni.I'E is real economy. DiKgolve it an you need It. A larwe four-ox. pack age, all blue, for l"c. laed in thou si imH nf homes. KOR SALE AT ALL CUOCEH3. The Craxe for the Weird. The artistic craving today is for novelty for new expression of form and combination of color, the more sVange and weird the better; hence the passing fashion for post-lmpres- lonim and other kindred cuii. in which neither truth nor beauty 1 th Inspiring motive. Connoisseur. GILLESPIE SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION 534 Morrison St., Portland. Ortfoo. Two-year rounea fur tnrhm. rnlm and public peak-r. Graduate, aftor eompUtms two y-ar. of iio.t-Kra.luat work, granted pr..fwiHinal diploma. Continuous elaa irm 1 o cU-k. nv. day. .-r atk. Indivrfual leaaona with ailh.r th principal or Us aiaiatani. aftamubna and tvfcninjfi. EMMA W. GILLESPIE. Principal Victoria Fond of Jewelry. Qneen Victoria, although tmpl In ber tastes, bad an almost oriental lik ing for beautiful and coUy Jewelry. Even If she rarely wore It, It posses sion gave her pleasure and she 1 re ported to have spent hours la looking over ber collection. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put up 40 year airo. They regulate and i invigorate atomach, liver ana Dowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules. A Lost Art. Another art ha been lost! There , was a ume wnen me eiegam wumau took a legitimate pride In her manner of ascending a stair. In thla day of i elevator, if there still exist women who have th manner, there are few stair worthy to serve a a stage on which they mav exhibit it. Your Own Opinion. Public opinion 1 a weak tyrant com. pared with our own private opinion. What a man thinks of himself, that it 1 which determine, or rather In dicates, hi fate Henry D. Thoreau. I'n.f Miinynii m:ik" no charge ii"'iit.itioii or iiH-illi-ul advlre. 1 - 1 1 to imv. AlldM'4 I'rof. J liiinoii Mumon's l.jilmratot lea, ,' nj Ji ff.-i Mill fi.t Kot M !rd St., riilliidi-lphla, I'll Our Life' Work. We are not sent Into thl world to to atiytlilnic into which we conot tut our hearts. We have certuln work do fur our bread and that la to be tine strenuously; other work to dn r our delight and that I to be done '"artlly; neither I to be done by ive or shift, but with a will; and !( Is not worth thl effort I not to be dmio at nil John IttiHkln. Wealth Not Atwaya Advantage. Advuiitaga. opportunity. chance. '"k! They are all on the side of the toy Imru In obscurity, brought up In W'erty Provided lie bo endowed with ' 111 that brooks no obftatle, with Ihe m.-iiUI ability to conceive great Ihouuht. trt plan greit undertakings, the hoy Is all the more bloeaed who Is Dot bniidlcnmiorl Home Mad Shovel Adapted to Sur fee Cultivation and Weed Destruc tion. cause, for there are but few summers during which this crop does not Buffer more or lea at some stage in Its growth. The most that can be done regarding the weather Is to take the best posalble advantage of the con dition a they exist. Hut there are other condition that are responsible for low production conditions that are directly under tho control of the farmer-and It U thee.) that make possible tho doubling of the average lcl.l per acre within a few year. Although entirely possible, it I not expected that the near future will wit lies nn average production of 62 bushel for every aero grown. The failure to renllxe thla production will result from the failure of many grow era to Improve their method. That some growers In majiy different atatea r. yenr by year producing 60 and 75 bushel of corn per acre prove the IKisslliillty. Tho lines or improvement mm wi.i .... ... i ....i,.klv .t.uililH the most en.Kiij mm w" Naturally Opposed to Change. Whn a new sovcniment I eatnh- Nied, by whatever tnt-ans, the people r" commonly dlsantlsflitd with It. lltinm. May You Need It Ask your doctor about the isdom of your keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house, ready for colds, coughs, croup, bronchitis. If he says it's si! right, then get i bottle of it ' once. Why not show a 'ittlc foresight in such matters? Early treatment, early cure. i4 W pufeltah sur ftorl trm muw a.i.n- it sui i r sAciav s ",,nT boy Is called dull and stupid, nen ih hi. . . . f.. : - .imi irouniv i nui iw i.y m nWe Brml' lit your own doc- -uiren you that an occasional aots i' i''' Pi" will do such boy a frl of ood. They keep th liver ctly. " f U 1. 0. Ajar oe.. LeweU, Miss (Py ritOP. Ml'UFORD, Illinois) t think the manure Is worth eon alderably more than th labor In volved in feeding cattle. Practically half the corn grown In Illinois Is shipped out of the state, enough to fatten two million steer. If the manure from thee were properly preserved and properly ap plied to the land. It would Increaae the producing capacity of the farm of thl atate $12,000,000. I do not advise dry lot feeding In the aummer. but 1 am not aure but we are coming to It. It muat be demon strated before we know about It. 1'anture 1 the most expensive cat tle feed. Sllago mnkea cheaper beef than anvthlng elne. It can be kept through out the yenr or two or three years. I have never found a man who fed sllago to beef cattle that has aban doned It. At the university the beel breeding .. . I rn atlntfA cows were winiereu oivii and hny than they could be kept in the aummer. A alio 18x36 feet is ample to surply sllnge six months for 50 steers. A good ration of cotton seed meal or linseed menl t P""""9 Vet day per 1,000 pound of live welsht of the animal. We get more out of the corn by feeding the meal; the corn is digested better. Horse Breeding In Wisconsin. Statistics of the Wisconsin depart ment of horse breeding show trmt during the breeding aeuson of 1910 1 319 pure bred. 1.6T9 grade and 4C6 mongrel and scrub stallion hud li cense In good standing. If! A00I0T I HOOIO I a I YflllR i N. WW.. I oTnmnu ii a i ii in 14 1 1 n i wiw.i.i.wiii a '" """ -v-"" I V. M. C. A. EXPANDS. New CONSTRUCTION OF OX YOKE SAVED FROM AN OPERATION KaaBawBVawBSBBmsBaBmwawa By Lydla E. Pinkham'5 Vegetable Compound Teoria, 111. "I wish to let every one know w hat Lydia l' l'inkham' remo- Ulcs nave uinw mi mo. For two years I stifTiTcil. The doc tors siiid I had tu mors, and the only remedy was the sur peon's knife. My mother botieht mo l.vdiaK. l'inkham'g Ve pe table tom pound, nnd today I am a healthy wo W man. For months n 1 suffered from ia- flammatlon,nnd yourSanat i ve Wash re lieved me. Votir IJver l'ills have no equal as a cathartic Any one wishini? vroof of what your medicines have done, for me can get it from any drun gist or by writing to me. Yon can use my testimonial in any way you wish, nnd 1 will lie glad to answer letters." Mrs. Christina Ueeu, 100 MouudSt, l'coria. 111. Another Operathm Avoided. Xew Orleans, La. "For years I suf fered from severe female troubles. Finally 1 v as contined to my bed am! the doctor sid an 0eration wasneees. sarv. I ga'-o Lydia K.llnkhain's Veg etable Con-pound a trial first, and was saved from nn operation. .Mrs.. Lily I'kykolx, llUKerlurec St.,'ew j Orleans, I-i. I The great volume of unsolicited tes timony constantly pouring in proves conclusively that Lvdia F.. I'inkliain s Vegetable Coinpiuind is a remarkable , T-nieily for those distressing feminine ills from which so many wjux-u suUer. 1 I I 1 i, a - a aw v- - r'- yoke Booklet Just Out Can Be Had for the Asking. The Portland Young Men- Chris tian Association Is about to enter upon a new era in Its work, in ex tending the advantage of its educa tional department to the entire Btate. While a great majority of the 1400 students enrolled in night and day classes are resident of Portland, yet a large and increasing number are now enrolling from towns and cities outside of Portland. The different courses offered In clude a full Commercial course, comprising Shorthand, Itookkeeplng and related subjects; a college pre paratory course, a graded course In elementary subjects for b.vs and vocational courses euch as plumbing, carpentry, sheet metal, bricklaying, electrical work, automobile repair and driving. Many students trained In those classes are now occupying important positions In the business houses of Portland. An attractive booklet entitled "Ac tivities" has Just been Issued by the association and contains a statement of all Educational Courses. The Edu cational Director vill mail this dook let to all persons wno desire it. Classes for day school open Sep tember fth, night clashes September 25th. From present indications an unusually large registration is antici pated. Foolish Wager Caused Death. A workman named Celestln Leroy, aged fifty, died In Paris, France, the other day while trying, for a -wager, to eat a large beefsteak at one mouthful. In its work of digestion and assimilation by beginning your meals with a dose of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS It will prevent SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION DYSPEPSIA SICK HEADACHE HEARTBURN MALARIA Try a bottle today l.r ww.i. It I no better for a ttate to llv be yond Its income than for an individual. Providence .l"n-" 1. .ii..w from which an ox I. made should be of light wood. ...ch basswood. and measure 6x1 mches. y the Hural New forger Draw a line one men irom ...... - Vlth oneedg,. Uy off eight inches nnd quare. Open con.pns eight rnche. and describe a half circle .round "he point where the two line, mter 2i which will leave three . . .,- i..n of circle. Turn tho .cne. r; - - whlph couipaa" " - Will lay off eight inche. and .qunre. Thl Lnt be the exact center of yoke. Slither half . Z Now lay ou way. . which nolnt . C'D ..... Intoraect with the draw lines w.. , aide aa a Innhu lltl thrmiRh tho center of the half circle n,ak in eight Inches at the top of vok. nd nine Inch., at the bottom. S 1. th. ling for borlni th. holsa the r- th hnw. In other words centers of tho bows should be eight Inches at top and nine Inches nt bot tom. Pore from the top with two Inch auger fnr enough to pass the half circle. Now you are ready to block out the yoke. Ploek square and round over the neck and down to tho staple tv.,. i.f...n.llnir I. Important, and should be done right The ball of the thumb U tho shape of the rounding portion where It rest, on u. u . ii.v. .tai.le made with parallel por tion Just far enough apart to let ring pass, anil large enough nt bottom o chain will easily Pft thfKh- r"M six three eighth Inch bolts at point ii-nted by dot. Staple should be fifteen sixteenth Inch Iron and ring three-quarter Inch. One can buy a nice looking straight yoke cheaper than he cad make ono, but It I not eaay to find on. In which aa g ca work .aally. Wtfftemoreh ll Shoe Polishes REDUCED RATES on all linra on account ASTORIA CENTENNIAL PAGEANT Ask your tirkft mrnt for full a el mi,. AUG. 1 0 to SEPT. 9 local in Qunl ty. largest In variety. lli.- mmnir) r.lli.ein. Ill for rlraull.a "a olMiIng li- ... .' atui a.i.i u.i"i are the Mfcst and most reliable cathaitic and system cleanser. The best remedy for Torpid Liver, Biliousness snd Sick Headache. At Druraists' or by Mall, ZS Cants fiOYT ClLLMiCAJ. CO. POkllJ-ID. OUSOS ( , COFFEEt 3 I TEA SPICES 3AAIN0 POWDER . tX TRACTS JUST RIGHT OOSSCTADEVEKS . PORtmND. OSt J I 'at' -ml 1E-V. .1 aUllEf sa-sl la.- mm 7 HS TWTiSiCal a r n u No. 32-11 H:: wrlfln v to idrerttwi plesu ui:itin thla ppr. k -1 IJ -' .! II.T KIMiK th- en'v 1. ie ,n . ,. mk Z that iH.ltl..ly .-. ntKi... Oil. lll.-ks an.l lv.ll.hes U.II..P an.1 rhll.l -n. b..t. a.i.l .h.-s, .l.ln.a -I. I..,., rakblna. ' Krem-l. .. . II i V"i Vr ..mlHi.i.W.n' for eleantna an.l p...l,Mr. j I, in ' of ,..rf or t.n .ho-.. J.. -sit" oi i k urn; i.sr. .nnr ""':'! l alwaji rradr tor u. I ". W , "if JourT'itnr to not S-epth- lln T want, arnV!? hi. a-LlreM and ll. V' " for , full le p.-. rt . WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO., n-3 Albany St., Canribrldge. Mjaaa. Shot 'olitl.( i tht n orld. COMETO PORTLAKD AND BE CURED IN FIVE DAYS VARICOSE veins, ntKNiA, dluuu ruiuri Koapvera operations, nianr raiM-. rwrmanemiy cnr.-U In one treatment. Mo.t time-MV ing, most natural, mot-t tatn. A ratlual an.l permanent cure. I fire my orJ ai.d will eita y.iatootbvr miiiu-al aut hi.riti. that t,..a i.a fa. u I am cer tainly prepr-l to euro bv eipclii-m-e and equi.uiant. which are the aevatoma to .nrre.a I have the br.l eilippd rui-lu .! olki.a on the C.t 1 wi:l give ioo toary rliarity aa guarantee that aTrv .tittement ia tl.i.annouu.'enientla Una. 1 invite y..u to eoiiie to my orlue. I will eijilain to you my treatmo.it for Varicose Vnm Hernia. Nrrvona Ivhility, Kliaal 1'oio.n. PiU-a, Ki.tula. JHa.lil.-r. Kidu. y, I'mitalie and ail Men's Ailments sad givoynn 'RF.K a physical esanilna t.on: if nere.Harv a mivluu-HMi itl ami cheinu&l an.ly.ia of a-H'r-l:ou. v,.leterm.iie t hi.l.-irical and bai'tariologiisl con oit.oiia r.Trr tnnity to learn WRITTEN tUgTfl-My writun guarantee meniiaaciiraf We y' 1 guarantee to eura certain ai. menu. r refund erery dollar yon have paid. My aervire.io.t yen nothing unle. I enra viur VarieoM Veina. Hernia. 1'iiea r itula. Ui.k1 Fo). n. or any ailra.nt I guarantee to cure. Terms are reaiainaW an.l no mora than you are able and willing to pay for belie lite. n.H . . w .a w i-.t.i to A at. to 1 r. at. f ' -.:- it. ta,.ttrtiiin Athtiit'iEiCaUami Dwwnoiifitii " Krry m ui ihouM tat-a atlvtiuUita of tlna tppir. iltwn thfir trua eon-litmn. A yrmanti t'wra is i want. A ytnnnntf.t Cun r u( yir. A.O. ftmlth M. n. . I ara the ? tp?ciwift ronland wha iort not atlvcnue a aUtitiaxia a4UM or yhoCocrApti. I pbiih aif mm yhatofntit.. wrmt ftsm t4 rr4fiillw (trt ? oft. OTfff. ft0ft'MtttMf5pVlflC WOO roitO-V i.trwrr-..-. - ment ma th trttte marvri of 'ilihefli tut. f ' H r nf"1 'rvhou-i rtliftl naara. Tbw nw rxtardf DR A 6. SMI IH poaTLawu, oaww PUTNAM . - .w... A.r. .iik wrml snd cotton edually wetl CJolor more goods brighter and taster color tnaii ty n" VI Aindt pd at Toe i pac k a(a. Write for free boolal.1 and JlorlJ"1 A tWaiar, oi W.U send 2oisOa5 DStUQ COMFANT, Qulncy, Uilnota.