i
Q U E S T IO N S AN D AN SW E R S.
Thi* Inquiry was rtfsrred to Professor
A P e rv e rte d H rom ldlaoa.
Elliott, who replied:
“ Oh, glrla,’’ exclaimed tha guahing
“ 1. We bav* experimented with soy
mulih'ii on tha crowded afreet car, Valuable Information to Pacific North-
bean* for about twelve years at the
Few »re entirely free from it.
“ I've Juat waaln-d my hulr and I can't
w oit lr qjirera.
Pullman station, and bav* also experi
It may develop ao slowly uh to c»nao do a thing with I t ! ” Juat then the
mented with the soy bean at our state
little if anydiMlnrliniice during the whole cur gave u lurch mid alia ahrlt-ked ua By Professor Elliott. Washington Stake College. station, located on the western slope of
Pullman.
perlod of childhood.
the iiiuii In front o f tier atepped on her
the Cascade Range, near Puyallup.
Pullman, April '¿li. Thi* week the
It inny then produce dyapepala, ca foot.
“ 2 3. We have not been able to ma
tarrh, and mnrk'Ml tondency to con
Waahington State College experiment
“ Hag pardon," muttered the weary •tation received the foi.owing inquiry ture them sufficiently at this station to
sumption, before cauhing eruption»,
atrnphniiger who hud done tha atep- from W. L. K., who resul** in Ssattle: ju stify their being considered as a
•ore» or awtillinga.
profitable crop. A t the Puyallup sta
To get entirely rid of it take the great plng. “ You aee, I ’va Juat wuahed my
“ I wish »»m e practical suggestions tion wo have had better success. Our
blood-purifier,
feet and I can't do a thing with them.“
from you relative to the beat grasues experiments have been tried only on
—Judge.
or grains to sow on ‘ upland’ in Kitsap the plot scale, hence we have no data
County, on sandy loam, which dries out regarding the cost of production.
P r e c i u e n f lr < olllcla.
In usual llijuld form or In ehoeolnurf lablnta
too early in dry season* to pfoduee most
“ 4. We have used these beans as
“
I)o
you
ever
meet I*r. Itybold?"
known aa b a rn a ta b s. ICO do**# |i.
“ Often. He and ! — or ar# thrown to crops. Attar having been cleared off, forage, and also have made an effort to
gether a good deal. We travel ou thr this land was allowed to grow up with use them for grain feed for swine, with
young fir and ferns. Rowing rye in the only moderate success; and (5 ) I do not
n a m e auburhun trolley line.
t| u lrk C r l l r i A r i l » » .
fall, and plowing the rve under in the think any experiments have been made
Kbcx'kril anil Grieved I'arent— Tommy,
spring to plant potatoes has been rec looking to their use as food for tb*
To Brest In Now Shoe*.
where did you g»l thon» heaiitiful hull
Alwaya aheke In A Itrii’a Foot Kur, a powder. ommended to me, but so far as I know human race.”
spotted rgg*7 You have hern rohhili| H cut«» hot, awcating, aching, awollen feet. little experimenting ha* been done ih
urea
corn». Ingrowing nail* and bonlona. At
•omt liird’a neat, you wicked hoy !
WH KT AILS THE MILK?
dri ggiala and ah<» alerea, ]tr. limit accept Kitsap County on upland soil. There
Tommy I'm coin' to *»t tha old hen ill
my an iiatltiite. hample inalle<I FUKK. Addrea» are beds of muck near the land. Would
on 'm, mainimi, und raiae aouie pretty bi Allen U. Olm.lod, 1 » Koy.N. Y.
it be advisable to pile and dry thii muck Also a Sura Teat for Tubarcu'oas
lia bird», ao you ran pul nome mora of
and later use it a* a dressing for straw
T ka le r r a t o f i o a lr a l.
in tha Cow.
'am on your but.--Chicago Tribune.
I f men to-day actuully poaaeaaed the berry plants, small fruits, and in start By Dr K W St/witr, Assistant Professor of 8ur-
ing apple trees 1 ”
gerp. Washington Agricultural Collage
arrea on which they toll, they would
$100 Reword, $ 100 .
Professor Elliott replied: “ I believe
“ W ill you tell me wbat is tb* matter
he In no hurry to leave them; they
that tbe best gras* for the region you with milk when it turns thick and
Th* reader» of this rapar w ill o* iiloaed to i
learn i at thera I* at It »at onodrraded duna»" would lie effectively chained to the »oil menion is orchard grass, although I slimy, resembling a mixture of hot
that ariane» tiaa trr«u alba to c u i» in all li* by the aenae of Independence and pri»
have found Italian rye grass doing quite water and starch,” writes A. H.t from
atagm, and that la Catarrh. Ilall'a Catarrh *
Cura I* tha only («tallita rnranow known lolho prletorahlp, aa la the cnae among the well. The land is much benefited by j Chelan
Falls. “ Whenever rny cow
inndlral fraternity. Catarrh ! » n* a comtltu- I rurul population of France, who do not tbe application of land plaster, or gyp misses being milked, her milk for sev
boriai il I* ,»* » r».|iilruaa con» ut, ninnai tiaat-
mnnt
Ilall'a Calarrli Cura U taken Inlarnally, I rent hut own the land.— W. J. Dawson. sum. I doubt very much if you eould eral days thereafter hag thia appear
aclinic (I rrrtly u-ion ihaMmid and murnijiaur-
use mnek as a fertilizer, unless it was ance. It tastes all right, but to me it
lar»> of I hr a »tern, t her eh . iln.t-eying the to in-
I n a m b lt lo u s .
worked over quite thoroughly before seems queer that milk should act this
datloii of the d!«»e»e, and giving l a pat am
“ Have you ever made any effort to using. Most muck soils are in a con way. Also, tell me how to find out if
atrrngth by rulldlnz up Ilia rouatitu fonanti
aaaiatlng nature In doing l u work. Tha pro get Into politic»?”
dition that we call inert; that is, they an animal has tuberculosis.”
prletora have an line h faith In Ila' nrallvnpow-
“ No,” anawen-d Farmer Corntoauel. are dead so far aa practical crop grow
Dr. K. W. Htouder, assistant pro
ara h»t they • ff<r (Ilia IliinUrad Doli ara for any
caw that It fatta to ruta. Hand for 1 tat of "I don’t aee what fun I'd get out of ing is concerned, and need first to be fessor o f surgery, replied: “ The eoagu-
teatlnionlala.
It. I don't like to make apcechea an' 1 acted upon by the weather and sunshine j lation o f the milk you refer to is no
A Idre.» V J CHKNK Y A CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by all d rogala!», 7be.
don't like to llaten to 'em an' I kin git and bacteria, which are efficient in re doubt due to a slight inflammation of
Take Ilall'a Karol.y i'lila for eouatli»tl»n.
I
deeming land. Much of tbe land in the udder, due to the retention of tbe
enough plain, ordinary hard work right
Kitsap County, as well aa swamp lands, milk too long, eoupled with some bac
her# on the farm
Washington Star. ars in this condition. You will find the teriological change in the milk, the lat
M a tla ra la tk V r n lu a .
application o f barnyard manure very ter possibly being due to an infection
Pythias bad returned, juat in time to
T h e I .I in If.
beneficial also, but I believe the best passing through the milk duct of the
Mve lira life of Damon.
“ You aay ahe la modest?”
"(la a !" aiclaimad Dionysius.
"Hoya, | “ Kxtreniely; ahe la too tnodeat to way is to treat tbe land with lime and | teat. The milk might, or might not, be
when that alory ia worked Into a play It take a hath In one of those newly In land piaster; then follow with clover wholesome, depending upon the organ
and such other crops as may be da | ism causing tbe coagulation. Senti
will make a great hit.”
vented glass bath tub».“
aired. ”
ment, however, would revert against
“ Moat noble tyrant," aald Pythiaa, van- j
“ I don't see why?"
tbe
use of such milk. '
luring to correct him, "it's merely a aar-
A. 0. T., residing near Cevs, Wash.,
“ In order to test an animal for tu
“ Because It la transparent.”
riflra blf."
writes;
“
Can
you
give
me
any
infor
/
■"—- .......... .
berculosis, we use a biologies! product,
Many of tbe arorera, however, having
mation as to whether chicken manure is
ta lk a r to Ik e Mas.
or toxme, known as tuberculin. This
only a atiperfirial knowledge of tbe game,
The man who aigha for tb# bjrgou* day too strong, and will thus burn and in must be injected by an experienced op
■narked if down aa a double play.—Chi
jure strawberry plants, if put directly
When a barefoot boy be ran
erator, hypodermically, and a careful
cago Tribune.
on the crown o f the plantf In this re
la the same old boy who used to aay :
record kept o f the temperature for sev
gion very little livestock is kept, so
"Gee. I wish I was a man
eral
hours both before and after the in
» N U
No. 2 0 —OS
thst manure for fertilizing purposes is
jection. The test is very reliable, but
rather
scarce.
The Society for the Deetruction ot
in order to perform it, a person must
“ Another point I wish to bring up is
Vermin it an English organization, with
' l i r a w r i t i n g t o a d v e r t I a e r a p l e u a a
have
had specific instruction, as well as
(
in a n th iB t h l i p a p e r .
the object of warring on tbe rata in that the care of a cow before calving, where some experience in its application.”
milk
fever
is
suspected.
I
lost
one
country.
good animal from milk fever last fall,
KOREA W AK IN G U P.
and do not wish to take any more
chances, i f I can help it .”
Begins to Realiza tha Importance of
The station replie I : “ In using chicken
Maintaining Forest Area
manure as a fertilizer it is better to
Korea,
the nermet Kingdom, is wak
apply it in liquid form. This form of
fertilizer is very high in its nitrogen ing up to the necessity of protecting its
content, and also contains a consider remaining forests and replanting de
able quantity of potash. Put the ma nuded tracts on important watersheds.
liv e r y case o f Rheumatism has its o rig in and its developm ent in the nure in a barrel or trough, then throw Japan is furnishing the inspiration and
blood. It is not a disease which is contracted lik e a cold, but it is in the water on it, later applying the liquid part o f the money which w ill produce
blood and system licfore a pain is felt, and the changes in the weather or to the ground about the plants. Do not the change from the old order of things
any physical irregularities, such as a spell o f indigestion, bowel disturbance, touch the plants with the liquid. This to the new. A school fo r training
etc., are m erely the e x c itin g causes producing the pains and aches, which would give you better results than if Korean foresters has already been put
in operation.
are the natural sym ptom s o f the disease.
Rheumatism is caused by an used in the dry form.
The two governments drew up a co
“ As a preventive of milk fever, we
excess o f uric acid and other corrosive, irrita tin g poisons in the blood, which
operative agreement last spring and
advise
a
reduction
in
the
amount
of
are carried through the circulation to ev ery part o f the system.
E very
outlined a plan for the wise use o f the
muscle, nerve, membrane, tissue and jo in t becomes saturated with these grain feed, and an increase in food of forests ia the Yalu and Tumen Valleys,
a succulent nature. Roots, grasses, or
acrid, irrita tin g im purities, or coated w ith fine, insoluble caustic matter, silage would all be good, but too much and as a result a national forest policy
and the sharp, p iercin g pains or the dull, constant aches are felt w ith every
ra in food might indue* milk fever. for Korea has been developed. The
physical m ovem ent. W hen the blood is filled w ith uric acid poison, perm a
bu had better make a study of the new Korean forest laws are similar to
nent relief cannot be expected from linim ents, plasters, or other external means of ehecking milk fever by the in those of Japan, according to United
treatm ent. Such measures g iv e tem porary relief, but in order to conquer jsetien o f oxygen with a small syringe.” States Consul-General Thomas 3am-
mons, o f Seoul.
Rheum atism and brin g about a
“ Dodder is destroying my clover,”
Although Korean forests have been
Sometime ago, I haul Rheumatism and had to
com plete cure, the uric acid and
writes J. 0. C., from Rochester. “ How exploited and neglected, and the coun
quit
work.
Th»
pam
in
my
back
and
between
other inflam m atory matter must lie
may I eheck i t l ”
my »boulder* waa *o intense I could not real or
try has suffered severely from drouth,
expelled, and this cannot be done
sleep. I tried everything, but nothing did me any
Professor Elliott replied;
“ Dodder floods and erosion, the denudation is
good till I beard of and took S. S. S. Thi» med
w ith external treatm ent. S. S. S.
is usually planted with clover, and after less serious than in neighboring prov
icine cured me aound and well. It purified my
cures Rheumatism because it is a
becoming established in the soil, fas inces of China. One of the first meas
blood and made me feat like a new man.
perfect and en tirely vegetable blood
tens its tendrils to the clover, or other ures to be taken up will be the preser
CONRAD LOHR.
purifier.
It goes down in to the
Anderaon, Ind.
133 E. 13th St
plants which may be growing. Finally vation of such wooded tracts as yet re
circulation, neutralizes the acids,
it loses its attachment to tbe plant, main. In order to do this, the govern
I was aaverely troubled with Rheumatism. I
had tt in my knee*, legs and ankle*. and any one
and becomes a true, parasitic plant. It ment has taken all forests under its
and dissolves the irrita tin g depos
who ha» ever had Rheumatiem knowahow excru
saps the life o f the ‘ host plant’ upon care, whether they are publicly or pri
its which arc pressing on the sensi
ciating tha pain ia and how it interfere* with ona
which it lives, and i f it becomes very vately owned. The owners will not be
tiv e nerves and tissues and produc
at ■ ork. I waa truly in bad ahap*— having been
strong in its growth, will eventually deprived o f their property witnout com
bother^ with It for ten year*, off and on.
A
in g pain, enriches the weak, sour
destroy the host. To control it, eut pensation, but the government will reg
local physician advised me to use S. S. S. I did
blood, and rem oves every atom o f
so. After taking two bottles I noticed the sore
out the patches o f clover where it ap ulate the cutting o f timber, and in cer
im p u rity from the circulation. So
ness and pain were greatly reduced. 1 continued
pears, early in the season, before it has tain cases may prohibit all cutting on
instead o f being a weak, sour
the medicine and was thoroughly cured; all pain,
formed seed. Rake this cut clover up, tracts which ought to remain timbered
•orenras and inflammation gone. I recommand
stream, distributing uric acid to the
and burn it before it becomes dry. By “ to prevent floods, drouths, landslides,
S. S. S. to all Rheumatic sufferers.
different parts o f the system , the
this means the seed is prevented from and to preserve unimpaired the scenic
J. L. AONEW,
blood is strong and healthy and
seeding, and as the plant itself is de attractiveness of places o f public re
803 E. Grtenbriar St.,
ktt. Vernon, Ohio.
All owners o f timberland and
therefore able to su pply every m us
stroyed, there is little probability of the sort.”
cle, nerve, bone and tissue with nourishm ent and strength. Then the inflam dodded growing the following season.” all leaseholders are required to report
to the government their holdings in or
m ation and sw ellin g subside, the pains and aches cease, and not o n ly is
E. E. 8 ., of Walla Walla, wants to der that th# property may be listed and
Rheumatism perm anently cured, but under the fine ton ic effects o f S. S. S.
know how to kill the “ morning glory cared for. Failure to report within s
the entire general health is l>enefitted and bu ilt up. In all form s of Rheum a weed.”
He was informed that:
year subjects the forest to forfeiture.
tism, whether acute or chronic, S. S. S. w ill be found a safe and reliable treat
The forested area of Korea is about
“ The extermination o f this weed is
ment. Special hook on Rheum atism and any medical advice vou desire w ill
the hardest ‘ weed problem’ that the ex 2.500,000 acres, which is only one-tenth
be furnished free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. periment station has faced. The plant of the land on which forests ought to
is one o f the most difficult weeds to be growing. Extensive timbered tracts
kill, but its redeeming feature is that remain in the northern part o f the coun
it does not spread rapidly. It stays try on the waters o f the Y’ alu and Tu-
Guaranteed
where it gets its first start. Smother men Rivers, and lumber operations are
Pure and
ing by heavy applications of straw, or carried on in the mountain districts.
Wholesome.
nanure. is a fairly successful method, But in the agricultural sections o f the
but cutting it off only makes it grow country wood is very scarce, and the
more rapidly. It is probable that a fuel problem is serious. Coal and other
cutting before the application of the mines have been opened by Americans,
and one o f the most pressing needs is
mulch would be advantageous.”
timber for use in and about the mines.
Milo
M.
Hastings,
physiological In that country, as elsewhere, large
chemist o f Christian’s School of Ap quantities of timber are necessary in
plied Food Chemistry, o f New York developing mining property, and it is
City, writes as follows:
noteworthy that a country as backward
“ I am collaborating with Professor industrially as Korea can put into prac
Suzuki, of the Agriculture Department tice the principle that the only sur#
of Japan, with the view of furthering way of getting timber is to grow it.
the introduction of the soy bean into
Tomato Cat»np.
this country. I wish to obtain the
Boll together a peck o f unpeeled to
most reliable and latest data as to the tnatoes and six minced onions until
results thus far obtained in soy bean
culture in the States. W ill you refer •oft enough to be rubbed easlij through
the following questions to the member a colander. After putting the vegeta
o f your staff who ia best posted upon ble» through a colander, pour through
H ere is true economy. Y ou cannot
this
topic f
a coarse strainer and add *o them a
ftOUNCES
be sure every time or have your
“ (1 ) Have soy beans been grown at tablespoonful each o f powdered d oves
the Washington station or by the farm mere, pepper, »alt and »ugar, a »alt-
food dainty, tasty and whole
ers o f the state? (2 ) I f so, with what spoonful o f cayenne pepper, three bay
successt (3 ) What do you estimate leaves and a tablespoonful o f celery
some if you pay less or
the cost o f production per bushel? (4 )
To what uses have the beans been put, seed sewed Into a »mail cheesecloth
accept a substitute.
and with what success? (S ) Do you bag. Boll all together for a!x hour»,
know of any investigations that have stirring frequently. Take out the bag
been made in this country on the sub of seed and add a plot o f elder vinegar.
M fg. C®.
ject o f soy bean product* as human Boll up once more, take from the fire
Chicago.
foods?”
sod. when ookl bottle and n t L
Scrofula
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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Mounted oft his xanthic throne.
Sailed in xebe«-s, fished for xiphins.
Played in xysts hia xylophone—
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Yes'm, but be is that afraid of a po
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f
L
t on ted Pamper*.
Black
We are becoming not only a nation
o f *lio;ikeej»ers. but a nut ion of clerks.
Every young tnau wishes to be a clerk,
every young woman a ty|>ewrlter. The
profession is frightfully overcrowded
and frightfully underpaid.
We ha-.e
neither servants nor laborers, only an
army o f blackcoated pauper».— London
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CHINESE
Boot and Herb
DOCTOR
Hits made a l i f e study o f
roofs end herln». and in th at
study discover**«! and Is
inn to th e w orld his wonder
fu l rexrediea.
No Mercury, Poisons or Drugs Used He Cures
Wdhout Ooer at ion, or Without the Aid of a Kntfg
H e guarantees to Cure C atarrh. Asthma, Lu na.
Throat. Rheumatism. Nervousness. Nervous D e b llitr ,
lomach. L iv e r. K idney Troubles also l ost Manhood,
em ale Weakness and A ll P r iv a te Diseases
t
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