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t'inounr4 by hof llruliur le t one
of tha trai fruit iraaina Mx-llnn In ISa
aiala. Tna orvhar4 la onJ aiul man
tr4 ht tht lufur Orrbard cn any.
Tha orchard pruper conalaia of over
arrta. of whir U(wn nd
ln90 arraa ht alradr taan plaalvd
or lll planlad Ihta aprirv to apla
Th nurleua of 1Mb rail orchard aa
rml a ar ti hn a acra
irart owned br IHa Jotmainn lnd and
Urtil'K-k compaiir. a local rnr-orallon.
waa purrhaaxl. thr traria In I ha rat
io' Kara bn bouh lno until
trrr ar owned In a lxdjr.
Irnmrdiatrly aflar arqulrlnt tha 10
erra Johniion Irart a yaar ago tho com
panr ! to work prparln I ha (round
mil plantlnc traaa. Aa tha land had
twan oparatad aa a wheat and atock
farm tht company waa enmpallaO to
plow up about 009 acrra df rati aown
w hrat.
Matting urh a lata aUrt Uat aprtng
only aauut 1S0 acrea of traaa wera
plan tod, but all during ' laat aummrr
thp company had a large forca of mta
at work plow In, lummir fallowing,
atr. gntlng r"'ly for tha fall planUng,
aftrr which 1100 acrra in all wcra aat
to trrea.
Throughout tha aummer and wlntar
a largo forca of Dirn waa put to work
rearranging tha farm In general. All
tha old fancra hava bean torn down,
roada hare ben laid out orer tha farm
and along tha county hlguwaya which
run through the farm, aubatantlal fencea
have barn built, and painted ir-hlte. At
different polnta alone tha county roada I that hare been Injured In handling. Juat
are galea opaetng In la ike rda whlrfc
ta a tn fcwrd. gtvliig th. aata of
Iba road and tailing where II laada la.
A nui bar lnirimwl w hich
addad le the farm ae aummer '
alge barn, te.llt feel and i feat
Mri It fumlaha room for
of borate aad mulie aa well aa for an
titmeree amount of food. Modem eleva
lure, ha fork a aad a roinplete water
eyelet, are laetalled la IL
ruatlag Time JLgala at Kui,
jun ai prreant Ike farm la a very
buey place for II la "planting time." In
preparing the around for planting It
mual Bret b "Bummer fallow at" during
one eumener. Thla la dona la order to
hare Irte eotl thoroughly pulverlaed and
alao to ronaarre the molatura which la
o nv-aaaary ta tha young I re a. Ilefore
tha plan Una beglaa the grewnd la eur-
veyed. a alake being placed at the etact
apnt where a tree la to be planted. Tha
treea are planed la feat apart each
way. making 41 treea to the acra. The
holea for the treea are II inchee acroaa
at tba fop and 14 tnrhea deop. Tha
ground ta alao looaened to tba depth
of 4 or II Inchee below the bottom of
be hole. Thla la done In order Vo giro
tha root a of tha young treea a chance to
aprcad out during the Brat year of their
growth.
when the atock arrlree from tha car
eer y It to Aret "heeled In," that la tha !
roota are placed In tronchee and dirt la
plaoed on them to protect them from
the aun and wind. It la aald that the
wind, blowing on the tender roota, will
dry them out much faater and do them
mora damage than tha aun.
Tha treea, before being planted, are
thoroughly Inapected, after which they
are paaaed to tha prunera who remove
the long and email roota aa well aa any
Top Root prunera and dlppara at wdrk with canvaa t retched to krep wind from tba roota, at tart, and
rlaotcra attlng out young apple tra Bottom Cook wagon and bunk bouae, at Uft, and largo barn
on farm with aome of tba mule tratua euplo)d.
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MODERN SPECIALISTS
KtMar M AiJ.tx aTHtrta
tlniK III Alder ai I'hooa Mala 4
T. YEE & SOnS
The o.A, aikinetst I"Mnea
4orlAr riraa lay a
aucvaeafullf h aa
iI:iiiim. aeirtwa.
ralajrh. (', ila. rarv
euaaaei rlwintl lam. hUxxt
l-ulaua lira liver k:dnV
and etnrca'h (rouble, alee
private all man la of wan a4
If
fa-
lime tu1- of herbe and graduated from
ertcrai un:verllie an4 la twe( -arA
I of laedKoniala from my grateful pa
tlanle 1 uae onlr the moat harm Waa
'Mneee harl.a. reeardleea af the hig.i
(rlie Ho I ran help you Call or write
for evmplitti blark and flrrular
t- T rr. hin Mcutci.r m
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Ouallficil Pbysldan
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aae i l-w M4 i
a t r la ear ereelA
ta aialee ef Maaak. wllle
I alilaeaia aad rvee4ie Hie
led la e aataatiirM l(a.ea( ef
atrial iiMaaia
Eer eiaa erieg a mr rca ee
-! ml f p-eel aa lalia
! I rl a veal belli a ea 14 e
f a e4 toe mmrrn la raall la a
fee ireatiag ele-ewe.e
dlcod poison
Mr WilM ef AdwiateirelM ta A V-a-'ielr
ae 1 aJwiaieio le rw
t la Mt iM aaa e wee
ear beclaeia fee eee'el allmeol
Aelat eui fue atllf,
t n i.Hi.L ht r-m man
AiTrfr n tf kiiii b i iirt
Never lllt-t HI T rALu' H'TrJ
l oai la wa If r Kave In! ef the
llawiaa dieoae Ealarwael Vdaa.
I"l m U. Mra IaM.i(r, Karvex
lliene aad hia OtaedM Tlia M e
trttaa) Rluod IVlaM frvieiKMtak
Iraia. e.ul AHiaeai, 11 e) or
rieibia
a a T la a Iaily: MMJa ! M 1
E e e m I na I leaA d e n re
J. J. KEEFE, Ptla Ga M. Da
Mew8 III lfayetla Bid a.
li H w AiMitjT'N r. c. tta
1.' 3 A woman. So matter wio h
Jf. , . failed I gM era ! a rnre
W f,1 'Slruf.oU I he i e ; n a II I
Every Woman;
I fore the treea are hauled ta the plant
ing ground they are dipped In a airong
aolutlon of lima and eulphur. Thla la
dona In order to kill any fungua gruwtha
or Ineerla that may be on the roota.
Vortaalo memeea for Ua Men.
The men emploed In the planting
and alao in tha cultivation of the or
charde are houaed In portable boueea.
built on waona and each houee con
talne II bed a, or enough room for 14
men.
With each crew of laborera on the
farm there la alao a rookwagon. con
elating of a kitchen and dining room
combined, filled on a wagon almllar to
the bunk noun
Tha company alao matntalna a hoe pi
ta I aerrlce for Ita employe, thoaa be
coming elck or Injured while In the
employ of the company being entitled to
free hoapttal aervlce and metflcinea.
Tha treea being planted are aJraoet all
appiea, though a few peachea, pear,
plum and cherry treea are Included In
tha orchard aa well aa a few of tha
leading varletlea of grapea. Of the
appiea being planted the Yellow New
town variety predomlnatea. In fact
about one-third of tha entire orchard I
I planted with thla popular variety
Of the other varletlea of appiea being
planted In the orchard there are about
an equal number each of Vtayman Wine
aap. Winter lianana. Arkanaaa black,
and Jonathan, though a few othera are
Included In the Hat.
The buyer of the different tracta In
the orchard hnve the privilege of ae
lectlng or chooalng the kind of treea
td ba planted on their reapectlv tracta.
but aa a rule the choice la left to the
auperintendent of tha farm. Hut In
either caae tha above are Ue varletlee
generally aelected.
Tha auperintendent of tha farm baa
In mind aeveral Improvement to ba
made In the near future. One of theae
la tha building of atatton at different
polnta on tba farm. Each of theae
eUtlona will conalat of a oorral and
atablea for keeping the horeea and
mulea uaed on the work; granarlea for
etorlng- tha feed; houaea for tha ao-
comtnodatlon of the men permanently
employed, aa well aa other bulldlnga.
F.ach atatlon will be connected with the
auperlntendent'a office by telephone ao
that ha from hla office may direct the
work at the different atationa. Another
Improvement Which I In contemplation
for the coming year wilt ha tha erection
of another large bam almllar to the one
now on the place.
It la alao expected within tha next
year to build a hotel or "Inn." Thla
will conalat of 40 or (0 rooma with all
tUa modern convenlenoea. it will be
on the bungalow atyle of architecture
and will probably be bull.t on aoma
knoll overlooking a large part of tha
farm. It will be Intended for the ao-1
oommodatlon of tha gueata of tha com
pany andfor tha ownera of tha differ
ant tract who wlah to pay tha orchard
a vilt
When tha treea tn thla orchard coma
Into bearing tha fruit probahly will ba
bandied In one large body, and a com
pany organized to have charge of Ita
gathering and marketing. The output
of thla (000 acre orchard will ba lm
menae. Computing 41 trwa to tha acre.
It would -nun a total product of 240,000
treea. Tha experience or orcnardlata in
thla aectlon la that tba average five year
old tree wlU produce one box of extra
fanoy appiea, and at ten year or age
the tree ehould produce eight boxea of
extra jancy fruit.
ITALIAN NOBLEMAN
EXCITES BROADWAY
Sprig of Ancient Family Cap
tures Bride While Doing
High Jinks.
(Halted pren Leased Wire. I
New York, N. Y., April 6. Broadway
la mounrlnff tha departure of Prlnco I,u
dovlo PIgnatelll d'Ar&jron, deacendent
of an ancient Italian family and a Span
lnh grandee, who haa returned to Eu
rope to get Pope Plurand King Alfonso
to consent to hla marriage to Aflea Mary
L. Duke, daughter or Benjamin Ju Duke,
tha tobacco king.
The prince came to America several
months ago with the avowed Intention
of ' hunting big. game. He leturned
without any grizzly bear skins, unleia
he purchased them In Gotham, but hla
intended brida will one day receive a
fortune of 176,000,000 and thla fact un-
OUDMQIV Will CUUBUie IHI UTIDCS lUf
hla failure to add to hla laurels as a
Nlmrod.
When the prince landed here he re
solved to see the bright light district
before he braved tha wild and wooly
west tn search of big grame. His first
exploit, whlh endeared him to the
"night owls" was to ride down Broad
way astride , the hood of a taxlcab to
, the astonishment and- amusement of
the after-theatre crowd. Then the
prince decided that he would annex the
Vanderbllt cup. , H, purchased a high
powered automobile and' took a num
ber of excursions through Central Park
with tho chauffeur at the ateerlng
wheel showing him how. Deciding
that he was sufficiently versed In the
mysteries of auto driving, tha prince
gathered together some of his friends
and resolved to take them on a spin
BARLEY SEED SUPPLY
IS NOT HEAVY ENOUGH
MoMinnvllle. Or., April I. The
southern Paclfio'a dlatrlbutlon of bar
ley aeed to the farmer for tntroduo
tlon a a commercial product In Ore
gnn wa aomewnat disappointing, aa
there were 1000 requeats for aeed and
oniy vo rarmera could be aupplled,
Thoae farmers who war not aupplled
are naturally disappointed, and ere
asked to watch the fellow that got the
area ana per pa pa iney can aecure aome
from him next year. When all cannot
be aupplled It would be better to work
a campaign of direct correspondence
wun me larmera, ana not leave tne lm
preaalon that there is seed for all. In
otner words, too much ruaa for ISO
bushels of barley given away.
Those who received seed In Yamhill
county are: 8. H. Robinson. Amity: J
T. Watson. Carlton; E. M. Alderman,
Dayton; W. W. lounger, Lafayette; P.
W. Fenton. McMinnvllle; Rex Burgess.
Sheridan, end Oeore I. Zl niiTitsrtTiari of
Yamhill. The varieties distributed wera
AiIe.KMIbaa T.fl
V1N V I UROI aval VI ruuigi EC
20 CARS OF PAPER
FOR FRUIT WRAPPING
Walla Walla. Wash.. Anrll With
an estimated crop of from 1000 to 2500
carloads of fruit In the Walla Walla
valley this year, it Is estimated .that
there will be required 20 carloads or
paper with which to wrao it and nra-
pare It for shipment. This ia figuring
a nair pound or wrapping paper to the
box. or about 800- pounds to the car or
fruit There will bo endnrh nnl
raised here this year to give each resi
dent of tha United States one or two
specimens.
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San Francisco Grain Market.
San Francisco, AJrll 6. Grain calls:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Mam 176 B
Deo 161 B
May 185 H
Ceo 165
April
May
195 A
191 B
BARLEY...
185
165H
OATS CROP.
188
1S5
- 1715 B
165 A
185 ..
155
195 A
18S.A
BIGGEST CROP OF
FRUIT FOR ROGUE
Medford. Or. Anrll . That Rogu
River vallav will have the laraest frul
eras in tha history of tha valley, bar
ring Improbable frost damage, haa been
aasurea oy rroiwaur r. j. wisaia, vm
thologlat In charge. In a atatement o
, t. ...iinAl, !-. fuan.- I I'M, r mmvm'
"Tha vhAov la absolutely free from
all diseases at this time, the codling
moth will be effectually checked by
spraying within the next few weeks and
scale Is comuletelv obliterated. Aa to
blight, we have discovered the way In
whicn to control n enouia any auiear
ancea be made and the only danger re:
malnlng Is frost. Tnin is sngni as ai
tha nrnharila are Provided With an ade
nuatn number of srnudKe Dots.
"All varieties of frulta are literally
toadmi with hlosaoms In every section
of the valley. The cherry crop as well
as the peach will be record breakers,
while peara and appiea will break tha
bumper crop of 190.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK STEADY.
through the park, -while he acted - as AU UneB Show Ho
chauffeur. The facing car soon con- -
.WALLA WtLLA GRAIN
MAKES GOOD PROGRESS
Walla Walla. Wash.. April . With
a warm week, and one with Plenty of
rain, grain In the walla wana valley
made the greatest progress of any per
iod since tne seea was sown, xnere
were several warm, almost hot. days
during tho first part of the week, and
on Wednesday night came a quarter
of an inch of rain, giving the wheat all
the moisture It needed without drawing
on the reserve In the soil.
Wheat is green the valley over, and
the earlier fall sown grain In the warm
er portions of the valley la showing
joints tn favored "laces. In the upper
end of the valley the progress has not
been" so rapid, but the wheat has the
eround well covered, and the prospects
are better than ever before.
Spring seeding is almost completed,
and In few ' places is there any yet to
be done. The farmers are feeling optlm-
Istlo over this part of the work, for
there has been little weather to atop the
planting since spring opened up.
PURCHASES 800 WETHERS.
SUFFRAGETTES ARE
I
HARD
m
Society Women Work-in Pris
on Laundry Just Like Com-
mon Folk.
l'.i,?f tjl ea.aala aa4 akaotd
I . ' VJliJ aaaalij.
AkmrrrtttNrs' L -
Ifaeeennalaeaalr V T? sf -i I
laeMARVt Uereer XlvC LLACi f.-S I
eear, out feaa iaa( .aV U ' ,Tj I . ' af
far Ulaa(rBta4 Weak aaalad. I "H? I "S " " I
aleaa rail aaeUaelae aad lraa (Jj f af f A
bun laealaabla le ladiaa. 4 J
laruaow mm . m m. umS T J
9m lata af aMma tn Ok, Wnlirj . '
Oaeaa Oa. aad Uao-PetV LraaOa. aaiaiaa, 3l.VrC
C rvCATARRHl
fi$JlWytb BLADDER ; ; 7771
; njJml24 Hours; pr
X "nTir."" TO 5
S Jew oftawHtrnfiiit I
Mn and Women . Cored
S. K. Chin
133jFintSt
4Zh
ttm Alder t
9
Vt. m. y Chan Mra. in. i ham
The rallabla rhlnee Doelura. . K. Cttaa
wltft tbelr barmlvaa Chinaae meOldBM of
fcorba and roota. eaa wonderfully ear
all hind af IMeraai and kilmal ales
naaaea whan othera fail. Chronle all
mente eviccaeafuDy traatod. f( OT&ll
AT ION a. Kiamlr.aMon for ladle tf
Mra. Ir Chan. Call or write ta K
riiAN fiitNKAK uriiirivr rt mil.
. . . . . & , . . ... .
nirL,.i. n. rorner A to or. rortlAao, ur.
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.' :
Have a full Haa ef wonder-'
ful Chtneae Hart and Root
Remedies that wlU cure
all hind a of dleeaaoa. Men
or women eurrrra wlih
any kind Of chronic die
eaaea can coma to eur of
fire and have a free con
sultatlon with eur Chjnea
I doctor.
185 l-2ncrrlsoa Street. :
W aat 'end of Morrleon fit. bridge.
Portland, Oregon. -
FOR WOMEN CNIY
Ir. Sanderaon'a Compound
8arln and Cotton Root Pill a.
The beat and only reliable
remedy for DELATED PERI
ODS Cure the moat obstinate
.: In 1 In IS Amvm Drlte
per boa er throe boxes II. ad. Bold by
aruggiaia ererywnere. Aonreaa T. J.
PIK1("IC. Room 1. lafU Uorrlua aL
Portland. Or.
ON SINKING AND
Scientist Commission Says
Tower of Pisa Was Built
Perpendicular.
ny Ed L. Keen
(t'Blted Pre Leaaed Wire.)
London Eng., April 6.. Hard .labor In
His Majesty's prison at Itolloway la no
Joke. If the 78 suffragettes now serv
lng sucn aentencea were seeking matry
dom when tney held their recent win
dow smashing sol re they ought to be
fairly well satisfied by this time. The
public, however, will have to remain In
ignorance of their personal views on
this point, until their release. For "hard
labor" means more than it says.
Everyone of the ardent followers of
Mrs. Pankhurat who waa given a hard
labor sentence la held practically In
communicado. They are not allowed
visitors, nor may they receive any mall
or communicate with the outside world
during their term of Incarceration. The
privilege extended to women gentenced
to the so-called "second division," which
was the usual form of punishment in
flicted upon erring suffragettes until
the last wholesale destruction of prop
erty, of having delicacies sent by their
friends to supplement the ordinary pris
on fare, la denied them. They must
subsist on the regulation prison diet,
which In the hard labor section is much
more meagre both in quantity and va
riety than that in the second division.
This Is the bill of fare supplied to
the hard labor suffragettes during the
first week of their imprisonment;
Breakfast Six ounces of bread: one
pint of gruel; dinner six ounces of
Lot Is Taken at rals.07 at 93.IO 1 bread; six ounces of suet pudding; eup-
nected with a very firmly rootod tree.
A Junk dealer picked up the pieces of
the auto and tnree or four expert sur
geons 'sowed together what waa left of
A few weeks later while he waa still
jlfe prince.
7 Oecoraiea who court piaster ana ameil
l inr of antiseptics. D'Aragon rot tha lm-
1 presslon that Claud Graham -White, the
notea o.Tie.ii1, wm ujin m Den-Den
or some other outrageous disease and ha
forthwith, proceeded to summon three
of the most fashionable knlfe-wlelders
in the city to the Engllahman's hotel.
'When the-f surgeons arrived, they were
told there waa "some miataxe ' and they
have probably been hoping ever slnoe
that the Spanish grandee would at aome
time come under their treatment.
Then' the prtnoe net-Angler puke, a
, brother or cis intended Bride and was
invited, to tha Duke manalon at . Dur
ham. The engagement followed after
' D'Aragon had promlaed. hla prospective
father-Jn-law that he would go to work
and cut out lat a uppers and striped
drinks. It t reported that He will re
turn tha latter part of Aoril and i&ita
' job In on of the Cuke tobacco fao-
. toriea. . 1 - . . . ,
Hoga 1000,
Chicago, April 6. Run
cattle 200. hheea 1000.
Hoga are ateady, left over 1500; re-
oeipia a year ago u.uuo, -. Mixed fT.setv
8.00; heavy 17.8601.00; rough -7.o5
l.eJ. iigai II.IOQI.IH.
Cattle -Steady.
' Sheep Strong.
OMAHA BOGS EXCITED.
Market Moves to $8.05 for Tops in
the) Yards. '
South Omaha. Anril . Cattle 600.
Market ateady. Steera $7.1001.00; cow
and heifers tS.E0(g)S.6O. .
toga iu.suu; maraet zso at I7,s(
$.05. - - -
Sheep 1100. Market steady. Taarllnga
lt.1607.00: wethera K.OOOI.Il: lamha.
$7.I6.00; ewes $5.7001.00.
KANSAS CTTg; LIVESTOCK. ,;
Top Hogs Sell At $s:05 Other lines
' ' . " - Steady. '-i
Vbuhb rttv.u. ' m e T r K.
v- ' . , 11 o . nui w. re-
oeipU 2000. Market 5e higher, tops 18.01.
vattiv nrceipn avv. . Aiaraei vxeaay.
Sheep Receipts Bona. Market steady.
Per Head,
Paisley. Or., April 6 Pat J. Murphy
has completed the purchase of over 800
wethera from Henry Bailey. The price
paid was $3.75 per head, w4ich is very
cheap, considering that the wool dtp
will lower these figures by at le8t
11.25 Dee head. The firm of Fltsrja trick
A Murphy now has over 1700 head of
sneep or ait. Kinas, ouisiae or mis sea
son's lambs.. j
J. C. SKINNER PURCHASES
JOHNSON APPLE RANCH
11 - . . ii 1
Hood River. Or.. April A deal was
closed hero yesterday whereby J. C
8klnner, former, secretary of tha Com
mercial club, and now connected, with
the Davidson Fruit company, comes Into
poaaession or tne zo acre hlrhlv Im
proved fruit ranch of William H. John
son Jr. located In the OdeU district
The price paid Is not made public but
it la underatood Mr. Skinner made a
good 4uy, aa the place la one of the
most desirable in tha valley.. , Seven
acrea of the tract are In 11 year old
treea and thabatanoa In five J ear olds.
The treea Include Spttseo bergs. New
towna, Arkapsaw Blacks and tha largest
g 01 urueys m uie valley, r . .
per six ounces of bread; one pint of
gruel.
Since the first seven days, a slightly
more substantial diet has been provided,
under the prison rules, potatoes being
Included In each dinner and cooked meat
being added three days a week.
The labor feature Of tha punishment
is probably not regarded as unduly se
vere by the average female guest at
Holloway, but for women unuaed to any
form of maniial work It la a trying or
deal. Each prisoner is required to put
in eight-noure work dally- at whatever
task may e .assigned by the head
wardress. Most of the suffragettes are
working In he prison laundry. Some
are operating sewing machines for the
first time in their lives, making cloth
ing for other prisoners, while others
are aewlng mallbaga. In addition, each
la required to make Her own bed, scrub
her cell, dally, and polish tier food tins
to the satisfaction of tip wardreaa of
aer corriuor,
Whether this .form of punishment
will act as a deterrent, as hoped by the
wis magistrates who Inflicted It, is ex
tremely doubtful. i
Have you read the great Piano Pur
chasing opportunity oa page I, aec
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By Henry Wood.
(United ITeii Lraxd Wlre
Rome, Italy, April 0. When the lean
lng tower of Pisa was erected five cen
turles ago, the architect who designed
It had no idea that hia work would be
come famous because it waa destined
to stand at an angle tor several hundred
years, seemingly In utter defiance of
the law of gravitation. This Is the de
ciaion of a scientific commission which
has Just completed an Investigation of
the architectural freak.
Some little time ago a celebrated
English architect succeeded In demon
stratlng that the tower, Instead of being
satisfied with its record as the cham
pion leaning thing of the world having
been leaning since early In the fifteenth
century was showing a decided Incli
nation to sea how much farther it coald
lean without falling over. The Plsans
engaged a commission of scientists to
determine exactly whether the original
architect had constructed the tower in
such a manner as to make acrobatic
feats possible or whether Its leaning
proclivities had been accidentally ac
quired. Professor Cariavarl,. a noted geolo
gist. Professor Ptzzetti; a geodetlnt,
Architects Benlerl and Coclnl and En
gineer Olovannl Cupparl were the men
appointed to take the matter up. They
first sank holes in the ground about 100
feet from the .center of the tower. These
showed that trie tower really rested on
sandy ground below which was another
stratum erf lime deposits similar to the
surface ne on which the tower was
built. Then holes were sunk directly
under the tower itself, and It was as
certained that the tower not only rests
on uneven soli but that Its great weight
has caused the area immediately about
it to sink considerably. This convinced
the investigators that, the leaning ten
dency of the huge pile waa not merely
the freak Idea of a medieval architect
but was due to changes tn the earth's
surface caused by the weight of the
tower and probably by' earthquakes.
a K. HOLBMiM, M, XX x
XJemaed In Oregon, Waahtogs
ton aaaV California. -
LEANING TOWER i facts' for afflicted
A Straight Talk
By the Leading Specialist,
C. K. Holsman, M. D.
It is important that you should know
the doctor who undertake! to treat you
I possesi skill and experience acquired
in such a way that no other can thare
them.
A thorough Investigation should be
made by every ailing person as to the
specialist he consults. Duty and destiny
to self and those who depend upon you
demand the best medical attention. I
have the ability and can give you this -service.
I have always charged a very
reasonable fee. so that my services may
be obtained by any one who sincerely dp
sires to be cured- I would like to have
you for a patient if you will come to me
on a strictly professional basis, accepting
inducements that I offer, which are my
ability. 18 years' successful experience,
time-saving treatment and cure of cer
tain diseases. ., .v
Poison Ciircdl hy the Kew German ; Remedy'
If you suffer from BLOOD POISON there Is a sure and lasting cure.
Thla remarkable remedv la no lona-er an exDerlment: m exoerlenoa
-with this drug is that. If properly handled. It lsa sure CURE, a LAST
INJ CTJRE3, a BOON to MANKINtX -1 hav. eticeeeafuUy-treated and- cured'
hundred of caaea. I can show you the evidence of all that I claim- by
hrinrln vou face to face with many cured, happy Datlenta. Seeing la be
lieving, you know, and 1 the strongest argument, that I can offer you., Can
anyone do more? Nay. as muchT , .
I am alwava arlad to have you bring vour family doctor with you whan
you take this wonderful treatment. I administer it as U. hQUldb given.
intravenously directly into uie Diooa current.
MT DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
WEAKNESS
That disorder commonly known aa
'weakness has for years and genera
tions harried tne errorts or pnyat
clans. yet to this very day a. ma
jority of doctore, apeciallsta not ex
cepted, are attempting to overcome
It by methods that have been In con
stant use and have alwaya failed for
half a century. They doae the sys
tem with powerful stimulants anda
tonica calculated to restore nervous
force or strength that is not and
never has) been lacking, with the re
sult that ttt. functions are tempor
arily excited, to the positive detri
ment of the patient.. Weakneas la
only a symptom caused by many dis
tinct 'iriraf conditions and Is -curable
by local treatment only. I RELIEVE
WEAKNESS with my NHPW SYSTEM
TREATMENT, without giving a sin
gle Internal dose, which demonstrate
Tift Is Endorsed.
fnltoit PrM Tml TFIm 1 I I
Salt LakecHty, April 6 "By a unanlm- j
oua vote the Republican state commit
tee of Utah . today endorsed President
Taft for renomlnation at the national
convention at Chicago. The state con-,
ventlon will be held at Provo, May 18. ;
. i.
J. E. Ban tTes1 CentralU. '
Centralis.' Wash. Anrll 6 A fare-'
well dinner haa been arranged for J. L
Barnes, who recently resigned his posl-;
tlon as aecretary . of the - Southwest!
Washington Development association
aad tba Southwest Settlers' agency, and
who will leave Cen trail for 2rt Crea-
the absolute accuracy of my under
standing and treatment of thla die
order. , I have entire confidence In
my ability to cure moat cases that
i;um iv rue lor retimvai, 4.
ENLAROEH. YEIN3 ' .
I dally demonatrate that Enlarged
Velna oan ba relieved In such a sat
isfactory way that : the vital parts
are preserved and strengthened, vain
oeases, swelling subaldea, a healthy
circulation la rapidly reestablished,
lnatead ef the depressing conditions.
KIDNEY AND BLADDKK
"With these disease Vou nay bare
more complication than are present--ed
by anv -other diseased organ. By
my" searching Illumination af . tha
bladder - I determine accurately th-e
d Iseese fend my microscopical exam
ination and urtnalyaia I make dou
bly sure the condition of the kidneys,
thus laying tha foundation far aol
entlfle treatment.
What You Need Is the Rirht Treatment at the Bednnlnir.
If I could aee and treat all men when the first symptema shew them
selves, there would be little need for so-called speclallet In chronic dis
easea, and there would be few men staking rejuvenation of their physical
and mental oowera. and there would also be few marked with tha atamo
of constitutional Blood Diseases and Dlaeaaaa Peculiar to Men. aad Uiair
compllcatlona would ba reduced to a minimum. But aa long as men con
tinue to dlareaard the roldan adaara. "A Btltch In, Time Saves Nina." and
oontinue to neglect themselves or to exercise Indifference or poor Judg
ment In consulting the right specialist at the outset. Just so long will the. e
be multitude. of chronic aufferora. . . r t - . , j , . i - ...
EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION.
' I make the most thorough examination ef all nitient wha al en m.
Vor this I make abaolutelr ao charge. It offera evert alllnr man an op
portunity to learn the truth about hla condition and prepares htm to t ua;d
iralmi tna fnlataKe or otnar oocrorm. - -
7 Bffta la enen all dir from a m to I D rrt ' Stindmw f' 11
1 'o'clock. All correepondence treated ooafldentially. . Lettera c&eriu.:y an
swered." , .. V ' '
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