OREGON
INFORMATION
DEPARTMENT,
1925
H A D T I A ftjn
A L A S K A P L U M B I N G A H E A T I N G CO.
Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies
Pipe
H t t m g * , lowest prlcaa 363 K Morrison.
□ RAZING. W E L D IN G A C U T T IN G
Northwest \\ ?utmg k Suppi> Co kk 1st St
C L E A N IN G A ND OYEINO
Por reliable Cleaning and
OFFERS A MARKET
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for yo u r p r o d u c e
Y O U C A N E A S I L Y LE ' R N
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and heromo a n k it by ta k ln « tba r o u n * o f In stru ct!.'« w o o ffe r
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For Infoi inalion
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Chrome ot »e * »c s a specialty, l'r. W. N
Allen U H P e S i w i BuiUirg.
HORSES. M U L E S B O UG H T , SOLO
U S STAHLas,
l nlon Ave. Draft
horses bought and sold
RATES
spacial W eek y Kataa
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11th and Stark. Portland. Ora.
BAB'S RESTAURANT
d r u g l c s s p h y s ic ia n
Righi i* Ham« H«ra
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A rood alsca ta Eat and Uoa WaL.
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E i l i n f p l « c « in th a C it y .
T h « F in ««t C o ii—
a n d P a s t r y a 5 p * c ia lt y .
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PO RTL
AND HIDE
WOOL CO. «DSñLftVoSírs.S!.*.«.
1M t * « » « « « «Mm. P4BUAB9, M IM I.
C ASCARA BARK.
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W rite for Price« »nd Shippmc T «jr»
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W E B E R T A N N IN G CO.
EHabIMMd !*SS.
P O R T L A N D . O REGON
4 4 W ash St
H. L Day, Prop. Oyatara.
Sraaks and Chop* Our Specialty. Special
Entrea each day. Open IP a. tn. to 1 a m.
E W E L Restaurant
Page & Son
Portland. Oregon
Writ# us for prices and market condition« on
Veil H«$s. Pou try. Fruits, P.Utoes, O b w c s ,
Forty Years in the Seme Location.
OF V U L C A M t lt
HOOF F A IN T
New i oe fs and repairisg dene
Tuuag
and VVottda llwJ K «'aru there St.
M O N U M E N T S — E. 3d and Pine Ste.
Otto Bchumann G ranite J a Mai Lie W orka
MOTORCYCLES A ND PA RTS
All maaes
Kasy terms
E A S T 81UK M O T O R C Y C L E CO.
44 44 OR A N D_A\ E._____________
FEASOSA l
Marry if L on ely , moat successful ’'Home
M a k e r";
hundreds
ri* h
confidential,
reliable, years experience, descriptions
free
The Successful Club. ' Mrs. Nash,
B «a S5d, Oakland, Cai-fsmia.
W HOLESALE AND RE TA IL TIN W A R E
Portland T in w a re M fg Co., 47 First BL
Aúdrma LVpertxnent t*
W « are in the market for Hide». W rite f >r Price« «nd S h ipp ir* T « o -
per» o f Guaranteed “ Cbhunbi* Oak" HaruetM Lentbcr.
m u l t ig r a p h in o
The Callan School, only recognised
school on the cv*a»t
Experienced ooe:a
U r s a l w a y s in Uemard 4v6 Artisans bldg
M A CH INERY
Send v.s >our Inquiries for sn> thing In
Iron or W's* dworking Ms* hinery. l..aging.
¿aw m il L Contracto s Equipment, l.vce -
a F :.fin es, «.'rushers* Rail,
m otives. ■
Boilers.
et
ao.e. Be.tiug. etc.
burke Machinery Ce ,
¿21 Railw ay Exchange bldg . Poitland, Or.
t > StArh Sc
etc.
LIFE SAVING MEDALS
»(d ia ls as follow , for heroic service
In the saving o f life have been awarded
by the National court of honor, since
S f l U
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E. C. LONG NON-EX-
»T M .« » ^
Its last meeting I d May UC1.
P AN DING PISTONS
GOLD
MEDALS.— Ueury
Rate.
For pleasure car*, truck«
Aveno« at Y»mk
Troop 7. Vineland, N. Y . ; Heury A.
and tractors.
PORTLAND. O RI.
Skelton, Troop 12, Wilmington. Del.
G U A R A N T E E D
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HASSLAt AIR A CRABB
SILV E R MEDALS.—George S. A l­
EXPERT
1090 East Y am hill St.. Portland
len. Troop 1, Bridgeport. Va.; Joseph
Buckley. Troop 2, All,ton. Mass.;
Loren C. Underw ood. Troop 19. Denver.
Wboktak I « t > n is
Colo.; Myles Turner, Troop 1, Lan­
EXCELLENT SERVICE
F AN C Y FRUITS tcJ FARM PRODUC*
caster, Ohio; Horace Vluer. Troop 15,
By Pared Post Return Postage Paid. Writs for
1U Freni S ir e« . i'orlSond. Oregon.
Denver, Colo.; Charles E. Carter.
Circulars and Price».
Troop 1. Tutwiller. »Has.; Morris
Our Motto b to n e o e YOU.
Carmedy, Troop 2, Palneavllle. O .;
Floyd Lamb, Troop 4. Westerly. R. L {
Cyril Ashworth, Troop 3, Westerly. R.
127 Light, A iry Room«, 50c, 75c,
RUBBER STAMPS »nd MARKING
I.; MUburn L. Kay. Troop 2. Lincoln,
$1.00 and $1.50.
DEVICES.
til.; Edw'n Brockman Troop 47, Brook­
92 N. 30. St.. Cor. Fl.nd.re. Portland. Or*.
lyn, N. Y . ; Michael Larick. Trvop 1,
ED. F. GODDARD. M*r. Pk*n. M r . I97S
Emporium, F a .; K. Austin Culver.
Troop 1, Princess Anue, Md.; Camp
F ir e P r o o f a n d M o d e r n
Bonds, Trvop 1. Muskogee, Okla.;
William Barrnr. Troop 5, Charleston.
W. Va.; John A. Wilson, Troop 3,
P * R K A N D M O R R IS O N STS.
Columbus, O .; T. E. Tappan, Jr., Troop
Dap taiorrisor Cara direct to HoteL Popular 1, Uelena, Ark., Eugene Krenkle, Troop
i .
i ei.ter ¿Lopping and Theater distncL
oro
1, Niagara. W Is.: Charles R. Green,
h KAN a A. CLARK. Prap..
iurnaarly with Clyde HoieL
Troop 1. Edna Mills. C a lif.; Richard A.
T h e Personal W ritin g
Machine.
W e ig h t 6 lb*.
Dee, Troop 50. Hartford, Conn.; Paul
Price 950.03, case Included
Wolfert, Troop 12, Warren. O .; Glen
T H E R E ’S A N O T H E R D E N T
ffO I* r « T-V# «r-*V t . r T»»«wn«9 iir> U rt
Dents aad blamlakes on you» car can be A. Case, Troop 30. Des Moines. la .;
ORE G O N T Y P E W R IT E R CO..
removed and a a are the boys to da it. Percy A. Baker. Troop 1. Terryvilla.
94- A 5th St.. Portland. Oregon.
Because « a » y e ia iU t la tnat kind
W r it « fo r folder.
Fennan Vlllamll. Troop 1.
o f work.
Wa also repair radiators and Conn.;
carry L iberty Radiator curve in stock. A il Florida, N. Y . ; Richard Wolven. Troop
work guaranteed.
1. Raritan, N. J.; William Kratnar,
R AIN IER H O T E L
J. E. U l ft H AM. the Feadar Mss
l » > H OC re ••
13 It M Sc
On
39 North 11th bt.
Portlaad, Ora. Troop 1. Old Bridge. N. J .; Thomas H.
Very centrali» Located Can venant U ail
Robinson, Troop 4. Camden, N. J .;
repots, and one block front matfi Psttsffict
BRONZE M E D A I.S — Hose Mace.
•*A M o d e r a t . P r.c e d H o ta l o f M e r it '
Troop 2. Pe Ell. Wash.; Fred Lee-
STO CK T H A T G R O W S
HOTEL
CLIFFORD
burger. Troop 03, I>ea Molnae. Ia .;
1 .rest stock th at can b* raised at a pries
the
you w ill like to pay. W rite or call.
Everett L. Cheney, Troop 1. Wilming­
Principal L - s t Sice Hotel. 5 minutes from
¿hopping Ijaat
atr L L our blocks from d. P.
T h e V i l l a N u r s e r ie s
ton. V t.; Morgan Willey, Troop 43.
East
Side
Su
ation.
R F D No. 1, Mo nt av ill , Sta.. Portland, Or
Denver, Colo.; Lelantl S. Waggoner.
E x p ert a d v ic « on any E y e s E x a m in e d . G la s s e s F itte d . Troop 00, Denver, C olo.; Clifford I.
incom e tax problems.
_ < 0 o ff until January, on all Flngland, Troop B3, Liverpool. N. T . ;
S everal yean*'
actual
ffis L .
m erchandise and glasses.
Kenneth W. Dayton, Troop 1. N. Har-
experience in Govern
n o n 111 C l i Qm-r.'it Bureaus la offered
persfield, N. Y .; Wright A. Edmonson.
Clarke- Br owe r Optical Co.
■ n U D L L I f l O th se urabla to vis it our
Jr., Troop 1. Marlboro, Mass.; Herman
112H ¿ ixth ¿t-
Portland
offL e
State > >ur trouble* b riefly and
aer.d in w ith $1 and wa will g .v e you hon­
Boehrlnger, Troop 106, Philadelphia.
est to goodness advice. It w ill pay you to P IP E R E P A o
>erta.
Pa.;
Jlerllne
Gerard,
Troop 29,
P I P P C R epaired by expe
get in to .eh w ith us now
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Room 608 Lew is B dfl., Portland, Oregon.
Berkeley. Cal.; William Palmer, Troop
I? aeiTN TMilS 5, Kew-anee, III.; Chariee Priest, Troop
1. East Long Meadow, Mass.; James
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JLT K A I L MAIL ORDER DRUGGISTS.
Do you suffer from A sthm a? I f *o, order McGeorge, Troop 43, Sea Cliff. N. Y.
Y ou r Oil trouble and P ston trouble
i ll ana whan w e install
Dyeing & Cleaning The Dalles Fruii & Prsduce Csmp’y
“At Your Beck and Call"
THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
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INCOME
TAX
DR G. E. WATTS
BROOKE DRUG CO.
212 Oregon Un Bailding,
PORTLAND. OREGON
a bottle
Langdale's A ith m a Rem edy
Sold under M oney Ba*. k Guarantee
S P E C IA L IS T
Guaranteea Sursery Stock
Female and Rectal Troubles and
GLAND TRANSPLANTATIONS
W a have g o t Just what you w a n t Call
or w rite for prices.
Russeiivilte Nursery Co.
li. A. L E W I S , Prop.
M on tavilla Sta., Portland. Oregon
F ire P ro o f ana Modern
N E W H O U S T O N HOTEL
C. h Hichard»on, M a n a f-r
W eek ly H a t», to Perm anent G u »»t ,
Sixth nrd F verett ijtreele 1 hree b lo ck ,
from N ew Pustofflce. Four B lo ck , from
Union Depot, Portland. Or*.
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P I L E S
F I8 T U L A .F IS S U R E . itch ­
ing and all other rectal
conditions except Cancer
permanently cured w ith ­
out a surgical operation.
M y method o f treatm ent
saves the tissue Instead of
destroying It. It is pain­
less. requires no anes­
thetic and is permanent.
Th ere Is no confinem ent
to bad* no interference
with business or social engagem ents. I
guarantee a cure or will refund your fee.
Call or w rite for booklet
Mention this
paper when w riting
DR. C. J. DEAN
lacond and Morrison Sts., Portland, Or«.
P O R T L A N D SHOE R E P A I R S . M A I L ’ EM
Mu '**1 Sh ^ Repair, 272 W ashington SL
p r u n e t r e e s :: p r u n e t r e e s :::
B efore buying eiaew here see us. Columbia
2 ursery C o , I4»y Union A ve., Portland.
RAZOR B LAD E S R E S H A R P E N E D
Sir.g e 3 j c ; Ooubla 3'c. Razors ««round
and Honed. I - klund i t Son, K § W. Park
Sa fe ty ! izor Man, 14 5 3d St., P o r tland
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jty pa r lo r
W e help me appearan* e o f women
T w e n ty -tw o n h switch or tran*/«rm a-
tlon, value IT tv, p r i'e $2 4».
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to 412 Dakun Bldg._________
SC HO OL OF W E L D I N G
O fficia lly rerogr.izad by *tate and f-d -
eral toa d h i The place to learn w eH 'n g
all m etaii. ‘ .' -mmer al 8 - hool o f W e l d ­
ing, 511 Hast Grant, Cor. 11th, Portland.
T Y P E W R I T E R S — N E W OR R E B U I L T
Reu'ktlt T y p e w rite r C o , 104 Oak BtreaL _
V E T E R I N A R I A N — C attle a Specialty
Or. Cnaa M. Anderson, Kenton. Portland
Wedd.ng Bouquets and Funeral Pieces
Lubiiner F.oriats, 34i Morrjaon SL
We<ter S/stem of Suggestive Th erapy
Or '1 V» Ayers, 715 L ek um bldg.
ENEMIES OF ENGLISH SPARROWS
Patifio Coast Seagulls Drive Them
■ act as sentinels and when a sparrow
Away From Wharves and
alights on n wharf roof several lm-
Docks.
I mediately chase It away.
On one occasion recently a lone
Seattle.— The Pacific coast nemmll
conducts an eternal warfare against sparrow flew seaward followed by half
the English «pnrrow, and hecauae o f a dozen gu'ls. who kept the tiny bird
it keeps wharves ami docks free of *^o hotly pursued It fell Into the water
the noise and litter so predominant | exhausted.
Wharf operator* are grateful to the
around sparrows’ households.
Observers declare some older guile gulls for this bit o f police work, as
DEFORMED
TEN
one From Leg Grafted Into Broken
Backbone, Invalid la Well
Again.
Greenville, S. C.— An Invalid for ten
-nr« from a broken backbone, which
id partially henled. with a resultant
»fortuity, J. W. Hall la normal again
'ter what ts said by authorities to be
ie only totally succesaful operation of
■ kind performed In this country. Hull
YEARS;
CURED
enter**! the General hospitui at Kpar-
tnnburg three and one-half months ago
and wan operated on by Dr. Sum Orr
Black.
The man’s backbone was laid bare,
the diseased portion chiseled awny and
a furrow or groove cut Into It. A por­
tion o f the bone o f the left leg was
then taken out nnd grafted Into the
furrow In the backbone. Both Ineislon«
were closed and the wounds healed,
yiowly the backbone ends grew around
BOY SCOUTS P L A Y SA N TA CLAUS
Last year Akron (O .) scouts collect­
ed snd distributed IS>0 toys among
tbs poor children of the city. This
year they raised the number to 1.300.
For weeks they canvassed the city for
old toys, dolls, sleds, etc., which they
painted, repaired and mad* to look ts
good a* new to delight the hearts of
the kiddles on Christmas morning.
This kind of good turn Is being quite
generally practiced throughout the
country. Other cities reporting sim­
ilar Santa Claus service on the part
of scouts were Louisville, K y .; Cln-
rinnstl, O., snd Butte. Mont. The Cin­
cinnati council got out tn attractive
poster In the name o f ''Santa Claus
Co., Inc.,” bespeaking the public co­
operation In handing over old toys to
the boy scouts for repairing and re­
distribution under the auspices o f the
Associated
Charities.
The
Butte
scouts established a regular toy hos­
pital at their headquarters, to which
the papers gave considerable ouhllrltv
—
Modification, of I d , « , 3ugg«*t,d by
Dairy Dlvialon Hava B „ n Triad
and Fltalad.
uf A,tt,iiiUttre )
Will'll tln'r*' Is iliiugor Unit turkcjr
«■tfS» nmy bv cbliIt'd or tltMlroyrel tlifjr
sluiultt ho «Htliori'il t'*t,r)' tiny, h n*t *
»«h i i 'KK loft In OMth lu'.t. Skunks,
o|H».smiis, rut», trows, untl tit»«* uro
I th* «n'H tfst tlostrott-rs of turkey >'Kit».
.iltliougk orvaattMklly mink*. rscriMM,
ittyot**, wtdvt'M. f.i\*'s. cut*, anil oortalu
l« r « v titHkt's nl*o ,<ut ogga. W liftt n
! turkry hen hits htvn iltsturtusl by on*
>>f thfOO jH'sts. »he nmy change her
nest to soniti other |rluoe uutl ulmutlou
the egga.
Mmlltleatlou, of the hull naauelallon
plan advoeateil by the dairy dlvlalmt of
j the Vo Iteti State, !>c|iartiuent o f Agri
culture aro tried frvuueutly.
Moat of
these plan, eon»l»l of li»we ngret'iuent»
I hetween two or more brooder*. Insonni
, i use* a hull Is purchased by a group
I e f men Sometime« two or more breed
er» exchange their bulla. The Idea In
thla ease lo do clean Inbreeding, and
yet avoid Inbreeding
A »piH-tallat of the de|i*rtment who
ha, hud ettenalvw opportunity to ob­
Kggs for hutching shouUI tie kept at serve the working of moat e f these
n teni[»erHture o f its near SO degree* or methods, when naked about their sue-
iX) degree, K. a , i'os>lt'le, anti »houhl
ho turned over every tlay. say poultry
speelaUuta In the United State, IVtm rt'
ruent of Agriculture. They should he
Jarred a , little as pottstble while hntl-
I tiling and »houhl he Incubated w hite
, fresh, never holding more than two
weeks If It can be avoided. It 1» an
excellent plan to mark the dale on
each egg a* it |* gathered, In order to
!*e certain thut no eggs nre kept too
long before they are Incubated.
PICKING DUCKS FOR BREEDING
Active. Healthy Females of Medium
S ne Are Recommended— Us*
Only Mature Fowls.
fP re p a re ,! by t h - ltn tl-,1 - l i t r e
of Asrt.-ullure t
!
I» -p ,r tm « n t
Ducks are usually mated In flocks
o f about thirty females with live or six
males, as the drakes do not flght one
auother. The number o f males may
l»e reduced to one for every seven fe­
males about the flrst of Mareh. and
ugain changed a month later to one
malt* for eight to ten females.
Active, healthy females o f medium
slae should be used for breeding; that
Is, weighing about eight ixiund» when
mature. Only mu'ure hints should Iw
used as breeders. Select ducks with
short necks, medium long bodies, flat
backs and of good depth to the keel
bones. Watery eyes usually are a sign
of weakness In tlurks. The drake Is
coarser and more masculine In appear­
ance than the duck, and has a distinc;
curl in Ills tall feathers. Ducks should
By Braoding to Superior Sir«« Milk
Production Con Ba Graatly In
cr«a««d In Smglo Ganaration and
Greatar Economy EfT#ct«d.
<'«>««, rvpIUM that a<>tuo of th«*tu would
gtv« r n «!l« u t rvault« i f raniod out.
but it wua ift’nemlly iiupotiaihlt* to grl
thorn to function, for lack of th« driv­
ing power and bulanclng influence«
that are found in the regular bull
Bodatlon.
“Theae idea«," he «»Id. “ are til
right, but they have no working agree­
ment« nor plan» of procedure to prop­
erly regulate their operation. The ex­
perience of the department 1» that tuch
attempt« are uaele«» for general adap­
Foreign Custom*.
tion, unleaa organized In n practical,
leflnlte, businesslike way by a person
In Sweden a physician cannot sue
of exi*erlence who can break down the
lor bis lee, while In Belgium a so­
prejudices of Individuals. When such
licitor I* In a similar position. By
O A l.l BLUE.
a person undertakes the organliatlon
Chinese law. n >t only the doctor, but
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of a cooperative breeding enterprise
keepin g. Equ ally |« kh I fo r lo w s la .isb W
also the priest, the fortune-teller and
In a given locality, he generally find*
linen. i h f f U and p illo w c m «
clairvoyant are without legal remedy
It easier and more beneficial fo form
All these debts are, huwever, looked
a regular co-operative bull nssocla
T o tin g Atmospheric Pollution.
upon a* 'd e b t, of honor,” and pay
tion than a partnership of the type In
die« ted.
Xutnmutlo records oT «IniosImTrTi- ment la rarely evaded.
“ When attempts are mn«le to organ
pollution are kept In EnisUml by
Ise a bull association It is nearly al
Course of Hudson Rlvsr.
means of an air (lltrr which at (he
ways the case that moat farmers agree
end
of
every
fifteen
minutes
draws
a
The
Hudson river rises In the btllsi
readily, on general principles, that the
known volume of air throuah a piece to the west of lutke Champlain and
plan Is excellent f«>r the other fellow
hut no so g«H»d for himself.
It 1« of fine blotting paper. The darkness after a southerly court* o f about 200
necessary to have a community thor o f the circle of deposit left on the miles falls Into the Atlantic ocean
nughly Interested In the plan, and paper Indicate* the amount of sus­ below the city of New York. Il I*
familiar with Its method of oper
pended mutter In the air.
navigable as far as Troy, Ititi mites
ntlon.
Some leader must bring these
above New York, and la connected
things about, and It Is most unusual
Th* Uninformed.
by canals with luiket Champlain and
If anyone other than an extension
At
the
height
of the Derby fever In Erie.
specialist will do this work. Even a
partnership o f two men la frequently London two inen wore arguing on a
Ducks Should Be Sold After They Art found to meet with the same dlfTIculty
literary subject on the top of an omni­
When th* Blind "See.”
Two Y ta r. Old.
"A fte r a property organized assocla
bus:
"W ell,” said one, "John puts
Person*
who have been stricken
tlon has been perfected. It has In It 'Bleak House' first and 'Martin Thus
be sold, usually, nftcr they nre two
tlie necessary conditions for i>erma- slew It' second.” A hoarse voice Inter­ blind alter once having enjoyed the
years old. nlth<"igh the best breeder*
»eii»e of sight Invariably ''see” .s their
nenre. Yet « directing supervision 1»
rupted from th# seat behind. "Gentle
or layers may he kept over their third
necessary to Its fullest succeaa. and
dreamt, and It would seem that they
year, say poultry specialists In the
men,”
It
said,
"
I
don't
know
your
pul
this car. best be giver by the regular
»eo very vividly, for they any that
United States Department o f Agricul­
extension organization of the depart­ ' John, but you're bein’ hud. There's no
IXIbga in th' r :r nut that
ture.
ment co-operating with the state agri­ such horses runnln'."
thnlr eyes have never beheld.
In handling ducks, pick them up by cultural colleges, and the amount of
their necks, ns their legs nre very eas­ help that can be rendered will depend
A Lady of Distinction.
The Ready Answer.
ily broken.
Ducks lay their eggs on how well the form of organisation Is reeogtilxed by the delicate fnsclnat
early In the morning, and should he fits In with the other work o f the lug Influence o f the perfume »lie u«es.
A schoolboy answering the question,
confined to the house or pen until 9:30 extension forces.
A bath with Cutlrurn Soap and h<>' "W hat * n i the Hherinan act?” re­
or 10 o’clock In the morning. I f al­
“ The plan of action embodied In the water to thoroughly ele«n»e the pores, plied. "Marching through Georgia.”
lowed to roam early In the morning regular form of co-operative bull asso­
followed by a dusting with Cutleure
they may lay In a pond or stream and ciation Is a plan approved by expert
Talcum Powder usually men ns a clear,
Famous Blenhalm Palace.
the eggs may be lost
ence.
It does better than any other sweet, healthy «kin.— Adv.
Blenheim palar«, the residence of
plan tn use.
It has been tried* and
the duke of Murlhorougli. Is one of
Proud of Her “ F e w e r».''
SEEK VACCINE FOR CHICKENS It works. Rome sort of cooperation
for the maintenance of better sires Is
! the finest In England. There are 120
Little Maudo very much ndmlred rooms In the palace and 16 staircases.
Field and Laboratory Testa Are Being essential to the fullest development
o f the dairy Industry, and I should her papa's chickens. Observing for It Is stated thnt 11.000 worth of putty
Conducted at the Kaneae Agri­
advise any who are Interested to stay thn first time the little hairs on her 1« required every yenr to keep th*
cultural College.
with the regular aaodstlon plat, and arms, sbo ran very excitedly to her
window panes In repair.
Experiments Involving many ¿eld carry It through without compromise." mamma, saying: "S ee! Mamma, see!
I dot some fevvers, I dot some fevvors.”
and laboratory tests are being con­
Somewhat Confused.
ducted nt the Kiin-ns State Agricultur­ WARMED WATER HELPS COWS
Nervous Bridegroom (nt hotel)—
al college to determine the efficacy of
Guets thè Occasion.
"Eh uh! I'd like a room with a wife,
a vncclne for fowls tn prevent chol­ Cattle That Must Drink lee Cold W a­
Indlnn paper— Mrs. Illank dellvered for myself nnd bath!”
\ era. typhoid and roup. It has been de­
ter Show Result In Thslr Milk
a apeech beflttlng thè occaalon, ah«
; termined that cholera and roup are
Giving Qualities.
helng qulte Inaudlhle.— Boston Tran-
Changing Fashion* In Hata.
caused by the same orgnnlsm.
tn
script.
Held tests a vaccine produced nt the
During tho last 300 years there have
Have you ever experimented with
college by Prof. F. It. Handette has
wanned wnter for rows? O f course
been mors changes In hat fashions
Cause of Rainbow.
given some very satisfactory results water nhoiild not he very warm, bat It
than In any other part of nirn'» attire.
and this Is now being tested out In the
| should have the chill Inkt-n out of It
The rainbow la caused by the rays
laboratory.
I f these tests are suc­
: Dairy cattle that must drink Ice cold of the sun passing through drops of
Tho Butterfly.
cessful more field work will be done
water «how the re»ult In their milk- water and being separated by these
by college experts. No vaccine Is be­
Ah. the butterfly!
Even when
j giving qualities. lee eold water ehll!* drops Into the prlmnry colors. A sim­
ing given out nt this time because the
rhntod, It never has the air o f helng
the animal so that additional food I*
ilar effect can bn obtained by placing
chemists are not In a position yet to
In u hurry.— "Japanese Lyrics."
! neeeasary.
guarantee It.
a triangular piece of glass before the
eyes In tho sunlight.
Vulcanizing Discovered In 1834.
Red Cross
I
English sparrows once Inhabiting the PRODUCING EGGS IN WINTER
rafters and overhead work Inside th#
docks would produce on amazing
palatable Mash Cen Be Made From
amount o f litter to fall Into freight
Mixture of Bran, Meat Scrape,
and express shipments. A large amount
Oats and Meal.
of grain Is wasted every day on docks
which would attract and feed myriads
A palatable mash which should pro­
of sparrows hut for the watchful eye
of the seagulls.
duce winter eggs In a well bred flock
It Is believed the gulls show the xn- of fow ls kept In light, roomy and
tngonlstlc spirit toward the smaller snnltnry quarters, enn lie made ss fol­
birds because they fear competition lows: One hundred pounds o f hrnn,
In the salvaging from the sea o f their 100 pounds o f gluten meal. 100 pounds
dally food.
of meat aernp, 150 pounds o f enislied
oats and 130 pounds of comrnoal. T w o
ounees of this mash, with one nnd one-
the grafted bone, while the bone In the hnlf ounees o f cracked corn, and one-
le g reproduced Itself. Tbe man recent­ half otinee of whole oats should be
ly left the hospital, able to walk nnd fed to each hen dally.
perform any oidinury feuta o f every­
day life.
Buttermilk for Hens.
Cause of Farsightedness.
Farsightedness Is caused by an ab­
normal flatness of the lens o f the eye
or a defect o f the eyeball that In­
creases tlie focal length of the lens
and causes parallel raya from a dta-
tant object to come to a focus beyond
the retina— Popular Science Monthly.
WRKiLEYS
PLAN OF BULL ASSOCIATIONS
trree.reU t>> ta. r n » » i st.i*. i'.i>.iim.»i
74tL St. N Floors electric eandsd
L'avla Dios, Am erican ShoemaWera
U l 4th St
_____ ____________ ____
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NORTONIA
HOTEL
SAFE AND
rh*y Should B* 0 *th*r«d D a i I jt W h irl
Thor* I* Owngar of Them
B«mg D ,,tioy,J .
upon ivifUMt.
e
Complata Changa s
Satu rdA '.
TURKEY EGGS FOR HATCHING
pvwtsga.
■ lr.f*'i •'...........ttul p . « si give»
RB A N O W n DOW S
W e vsn sell you IHxns, Windows, R o of ­
ing. l'alnt. «.lias* and Duildets' Hardware
Jlieot. W e ate manufacturáis W r it e for
rices before b u > u g
Hesvxuk ¿sell A
>oor Co , 212 F u e l 5t , Poi tland.
FOUNBRY AND M ACHINE W O R KS
Commercial lr*>n Worka Ith A Msdisos
Portland. O ra»on
lilPPODRONlt
ra tu m
• * to
Corner UnwJwsy «nd \\ a»h PORTLAND
1 1 1 M iN U
V A U D E V IL L E
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i .i
D A N C I N G E V E R Y NOON A E V E N I N G
Oriental Cafe. Chineee American Kitchen
Sold by
N. Portland
v
B u ttonholln f — Butt« • — PUüUHjr ~ Tu* k. g and ChaJnsUtcfcm*
A ll M all Oidora ftv a n o a m u i and prom pt attantlon
El ta Shop. 3M Morriaon St.
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Clarke Bna, Plorlata 887 Morrtaon St
in*l dirt **»''• l*» tu'»«*! uff
W rit# fo r L itera tu r*.
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C U T F L O W E R S A F L O R A c DF SIGNS
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1 S K LB C1TT DTK WORKS
I is o - ie n K * tv '. \\ *t«r>
:'fvo(. Kk tnrvs f.
*
The use of scml-solld buttermilk, or
buttermilk In any form. Is particularly
practicable where the hens receive
little green feed.
Not Good Hen House*.
Refrigerators do not tnuke gissi hen
houses- neither do houses full q f
cracks.
DEPRAVED APPETITE OF HEN
Fow1 T h ,t H”
of Eat­
ing Her Egge Cannot Be Cured
— Uta the Ax.
The hen thnt eats her eggs has
formed s habit that cannot he broken.
Cut off her head with the ax. A de­
praved appetite may he acquired by
seeing some other hen ent nn egg, as
one hog learns from another to eat
chlekens. A lack of food or grit may
be a contributing fsetor, also.
I
The discovery of the proceas of vul­
Peats Able to Travel Far.
canizing rubber, for which a patent
Inyestlgatlona have shown that cer­
was granted, was In 1H.14.
tain klads of malarln-bearlng monqul-
toca can fly over four miles.
Unkind Classification.
Rosamund always Insists on running
the games, so one day Jeannette got
tired of It, and came upstairs, mad as
could ho, threw down her hat, and
said: " I Just am not going to play
with her any more, for she never will
let me he tho mother. 8hn always
makes me be tbe papa or the dog.”
Cuticura Tal cui*
*is Fragrant and
V ery Healthful
Sample free of C uti» lira U lM ra lo rl««, Dept
X, Malden, M b —. 2f»c evnywhefc 9
b . . i . dh . — a.
■cm . RtvrMBct,
■**!•- Keep JO
Feed, Water and Salt
Strong and ifei
Giving the cow* ndequnt* feed, wn­
•hey Tin-, Smart
ter nnd salt 1* more Important than
Bum, if Sore, li
» » r e . Inflamed orGra
ever before. Getting a large amount
Smoking la American Habit.
Murine often. Safe for Infant e
o f work done at low -oat la very large
Many efforts have been made to \t all Druggists. Write lor Free F.«
ly dependent upon good yields per row.
show that the use of tobacco was «■rise r ♦* Bewedv Cemany. Chkaes
known to the ancient Greeks and
Dog Out of Place.
Afe You S»isfied?
S f ® sw£ « H b
A sensible dog Is valunhle In hla Egyptians, but they never have been .re — - —
f
th, Hqyaet. meat eerfretly equip»«
rain
Ini
place, hut he's usually out of place successful. The belief It generally ac­
i «- T r a in in g a .h o * m th. lsi-»n
-- ...
f»ur»<
Fit
yeurwdf
for a - “ mg
“ h.r »oettl,
—
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for
when herding dairy cow*.
cepted that the American aborigines wlta
w it * mom
moro niun»
mon o,
I '. rm oo on i m i l l «
«radu ote»
were the first to make use o f the weed
T D lt * far r et ok w » „ u r t a and T u l l i
Great Business Stabilizer.
and that Columbus was the first man
The dairy row Is the great business
to chronicle Ita use.
P. N. U.
stabilizer.
No. 6, 1822