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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 81. Hit. 11 1G AGAINST COIIISIIIPl r OF GOVERNMENT Trout Lake Valley, Ideal Dairying Section, Settled by Natives of Switzerland ! huUtS, ft tu4 -U l lram, Wl lrr44 r t IWt lUlsa. Mfc a4 l.r eloped Vail- fUaft. U I a4 , . .Saiaral nrw ! lrUW . t An4 ftri wl Mf fur Iau4t a'ahiiwkHs it tWlj A- CVli lasT TmtM Tra'J to W Dm t tfc jUrt a a fk rti M tcn. . Auditor Should Be Elected by People and Not Appointed u ' e1 aa W I I Wilt !-. A t I I W. Siafcr UH to llllll glte MU1II ( I Batit4 it fear It tMtoM f " 4 ". tati ilry rear. iMfctitg . aa1 4 tea ! A ltd a " flaj uUmh I Mi rr by the Commission, Says S. (m' ( af kit HUrtau- Tfc !! Grvtze In Letter Powers. If wavag grata a4 ajera H 4urtlv, iMtl la ar a raaualai ed M wul4 l b Utl4. t'ul A mumlmm utlul a mBimimi alaa I aba h aa la gtui.aleg . f.i.raiaael for a ny I M wf Isxt. ML Ital. Mal Um Ma! "V fc4 tael aaaac U ffue f w4Uf Adam ra4 with luabar MiU x ia4eal aa ia i: af la r ! a hw a 4 r-arhad rei4 Iml U cuta4 la Ur rwrl4 te4. r A Urwlaa. ttt.r af tKa a am rrea the lViuaw; rir t. flloal UI rKaW (iaaUiMi, frara laa laa trail up laa Wail. Malaga far a of iaualtil imrtK' K Taik. aiUa. fiaailr ali lata a Tl.i bunraii Ntkta a rnKUr af Uh a ara af aaool it cra il- ill!fi' unmii ritiiniiaa forait aalarl4 a aaaa4aad. 1H a aWa aai for Matcll aavataiaaal ai4 lha rH Ma filra4a la aitaftan4 laa rluatwa Itaa twa vao4 (ral lha ! fe u4 (uuivd a aiara lt lofwarapttr at waa af buliw raaaact4 la riir a-aKa aa ilnUtr to laal -t lb UaJ Ka alta af hwniavl atahaa II 4alralU af at Nfl't aatal rruaOa raaia aaf U.al lb rbarklitc rftviaj houl4 la arara lha flrtl acllUra la lru tja waratu dirvrUjr a Uta tMH TM ally. atia IHr aaa- rl Mir. arl. raa4a; Iwiat. Ilivrally rail la el. aa4 "Tt ciiy auditor taxil4 haa ry taaioaally Uca Id lh tIJ cauatry li riaaacul iraaaarlioaa af lha boar 4 af I aW4 af la-taa. ransMiMloaar. On. waaanaaa f lh Tmu j,b wiur aaa ftrl a 104 . ... ....i,. i"" I br im Pa laa. but Antrlfaa aooa roi- It ftat,arvMa t a aufflclaaUy ,ow, lld eoaailtata ara Ibaa a M. lrtH:?4,"t 'od bonlr of Ika Tl faaillua. a.ral Ua4 M ool,u M aaUa aiwl much UuKJInf aaa 4aa U U aorraci it,,. '"' "TniV .ad fall KawU... ara aa,.. 7' T" Iomu eremtatbilr fr lha t.lrlcl riZ'""flm r.1 B"'OT'. I l alll IrrllXion lirbM .ra wa4 rZZ'T. V""ofr " ,n" thara lllllt fartntat. but Willi W -Tr,.n , J,.r ih. Mill.r Manu4 .ralaa aJ dflcu.l Vo.ai for I n t charl.r com miia. rMil Mn'Z Jl admonl! aloa la .ia upon at Urn nail m-ll..g ow itJrUV!' i' r tfaifu I. rautla. la irrarl.loa for a. la" ba brou.ht o4r pi aw IU. Mtbaa alllaa I a I IIU BlabalW. TW aa a a- - llfWaa tli m m Ka4 aaaa SrZ"S"-r.r''-.": LT V.. I'":1 '."laa.. on.d t.; tha fmrmara. WUIlara -nnnHwrn. inrrriuT, ail ina mart Tmi- I - - , , . t. .. ' roata. aea af lha flfat aalllara and -la II out ion, ibt eomplraUtr. who It farmara. aaw thai aatr wm acluallr XUm auditor, la alarl4 by Ih. 4cary If mora lhan a tnara tla board of rommli.lontra. but cannot b "P4. H Pl rrmuvKl ipl on Impeachment pro- hi ym and fcaa b-n raapn cdlnaa It .acroa to ma that probably 1,1 " "' tb; thai la tha bMl anlullon to maka tht buthalt of wheal and auditor tppolntlva but to hart bla ra- rlartr which cannot t aurpa4. Two moval dape-ndent upon tha prwaanlatton cropa ara eut annually. Tlmolhy alaj of formal charcaa which mutt ba aua- yl.ldt heavily, uther art Hart have ban lalned In a formal trlaL Moreover, lh. aattlnc similar retulla. Ilecauta of Iae4 qualifications of tha auditor should ba of railway faciiltlea, dalrylna and atoik , deflnUa. It might ba ua.ful to raqulra ratal nf hav baan tb principal Indua of him at l.aal flva years' axparlenca tries, but fllv.ralflad farming will ba as a public accountant or as auditor con tha principal raaourca of lh of raoalptt and dltbursamaols of a cor- oouaty. . I'orauon whoa tranaactlona amount to Tha Trout Lak creamery, a coonar. Il.0oo.000 or mora annually. tire concern, had Ik patrons last year. The report which tha subcommittee for atom It mad 47,000 pounds of but on charter framework Is ready to makt ter from tha craam from It cows. The provides for th appointing: of tha au- averag prlca paid for butter fat was ii lor and also for his removal without t.l cants par pound. .sua, out attempts to meet in conai tion thua proposed, by providing; an additional ladeaandent audit mada by person selected by tha clearing- house association. The letter contains a short ballot argument against aleotlva off! i-ers other than commlsaloners, saying: 'One principal advantage of th com mission form of government la Us short ballot feature. This Is vitiated by adding to th list of alactlva offi cials the tlty auditor city treasurer, municipal Judge and olty attorney. Th U44 fi (W !U a(-4 ta Us af ia, anib as wiMU4l t f a-.fi a l-a i.aa TV fa. ifM at kaa e-aJ ras iMi iw a oa4 la an4 i ul bai.H I La gwal t laaaa. iiu iki IWI k(t I- .... 1 1. J 111 ! -" i I - ..- IX. 1 -I- -l. a r .tl f it ' ix. swi . . Iia actutt aag ! bUl ll'a. Uaa ikaa la. w .4i.l -. f lift la (ial a a)' tt eJ at! U rf'a4 a. i laa aaly rtwaa ui a. Ul la fW f la . i ai J, J 'J1JII. . i l IP i . . At tba Iaft, Fran on lb Road from White Salmon to Trout Lai; t rifht, Mount Adtma from tn End of Trout Lak. Art bough within II miles of Ih snow lino on Mount Adams appl cultur Is to b engaged In. several 10, 10 and l( acra tracts for ti.la purpose having b4n tolj Isst year. Though closa to th mountain, lite altltud I only 1110 feet and fin apples hav baan grown In rmall re hard a. Trout Lak valley attracts many lour, lata, liotal Oulr pilches dotans of tents on Its lawn every summer (o accont modala Ita patrona A large lour let ho tel I needed and lha attention of capi tal Is caUed to this opportunity. He sides th pretty farm a ar th park Ilka wooded grounds of th unimproved lands near Trout Ik. A rippling, gurgling stream of mountain wtr flows from th lak paal lha hotel and chamber ar rn ao large, but In th Into tha Whit Kalmon river .In rh canter of Ih valley. Tb gorge of tha Whit Salmon ar TO faet deep in p I acta. Timcma Lava Cava, Within a mil and a half af th hot Is th famous lava cave, entrance lo which la through a small hole, straight down by means of a ladder Kor three fourths of a mil th cava, to fact wlda and la place 40 ft tn height, curve la a half circle Its Interior Is lagged lavr. rock, and aevsral rods In tho torch bearer encounters a mass of roFV called "Mount Adams," over whloh he must clamber with -car. Tb lr carta, six mile away, ara also attractive. The underground! winter the water drips, freeaes and forma In beautiful stalactltra and stalag Diltra Here the Indians stored thel huokleberrles until th whit mn ranta. Oooae lak. at th foot of "Th Cas tl," Is only a few mil, away, Juat be yond which Is ths old Indian rac track wh.r bucks raced away or won ponle and outflta while the aquaws picked berries and dried them on tha mountain Ides. Trout Iika valley and Its sister val ley. Camas, 11 miles to ths east, are th cllxrhn to a drive up th beautiful Whlta Salmon valley, and ba haa not fully "atan America first" who raliui this trip to Trout Lake. s TEACHERS ML BE F, TOLD HOW TO ARM Best Trees for Oregon Arbor Days Landscape Gardener at Oregon A ffri cultural College Glrea Advice on Varicura for School Grounds. Oregon Agricultural College, Corral- 11". Or.. April 10 Inquiries aa to th municipal Judg la primaHr a police I O A C Will GlVG Them IdeSS P1 ,rM t0T Arbor day planting ara official and ther seems to ba no good . 1 coming to the extension division of th mis summer 10 rass on to Pupils. reason why h should not b appointed by tha board of commissioners, Th city attorney Is tho advisory officer of the board of commissioners and should be a person who will work sympatheti cally with them. To make him an elec tive official is to run the risk of hav- Oregon Agricultural College, Cor- tneir guidance Oregon Agricultural college from teach ers and county superintendents In dft- ferent parts of th state. C. I Flint, landscape gardener at the college, haa prepared the following Information for "The planting of trees on Arbor day, log him hostile to th purposes of the vallls; Or.. April SO. Tha extraordinary board and obstructive to their plans, interest shown by th bankers' assocla I or any other day for that matter, la V see no reason why he should be I tlon, commercial clubs and other or-Ian admirable occupation, ao much so elected. The city treasurer Is practl-1 .kM...,n th. .tat. in rha that the day Is o reclaimed bv the rov- ratty a ministerial officer and Is held ,... ... .,,.. -nooi children ernors of many ststes each year. There to faithful performance by his bond. Iuatrlal eontesta for school chlldran I fw tht com out of tBe ou are more llknl v to ' set a ru.t. "" V'"' . . . -,. (h., . n,.t...iM . . wfiHhv treasurer bv annnintmnnt th.n I that the BChOOla must Incorporate lh I ki. Th. ..... n.ji'. t . a r r -...w..- " - . T w mw W . II R V Mill nursery. Ton may not be able to obtain a Large a tra aa you would from tho woods, but vary of tan tha small atrr- sery grown tree outstrips th larger tree taken from the woods. This Is duo to th Injury of th root system of Ih large tree In transplanting. "For open situations, where there is plenty of room for a large tre. I would advise the following, which do well In Oregon: Cork aim (ulnus alata), Eng lish slm (ulnus campeatrls), paulownla imperialla, honey locust (Oledlsschia tricanthos), hors chastnut (whit flow PARIS GASPS AT CRIME'S INCREASE Paris Authorities at Loss to Know How to Deal With Growing Lawlessness. by election.,'.' I the regular course aome systematic in-1 ,v nn. .,. Structlon In Industrial branches. wliih to erect a lastlna- monument, nl.nt For this reason school superlnUn-1 .... . n. .v. ia .. m t... dents, principals ana leacnera wiu n. outilve you man yeara. to lamiuanae inemseives wiin in apini r-roa can obtain either a tre from and purpo of thia nw education, and th nurgmBn, Cr from nntures nur- rn si sr ii ma i i n bl i in in vrair'ii a. tu a. i l ri i . i s u . . a The fortieth annual runlon of the n. r Tm. nA the summer sea- mY' " w""u"- " " "ol counl nreron Pioneer association wlirh- bel.l . " . , ' ,T' Z. y"r own lime in oaiainin. a ire irom - - - T-- ..... mn sir ini iireiun AKiiuunuiai luiibhu June 18 and PIONEERS WILL HOLD .. 40TH ANNUAL REUNION the woods, thin will be the mot eco- tiAm tna 1 Hut 4 Vtit Ti Waa a saievtab- offer special ono e,8e to obtan lt tor yJU ,t wouIi be advisable to buy direct from the In tho Masonic temple Thursday, June year which opens SO. Colonel Robert A. Miller, president ia,t nth July 2, will or tne association mis year, win pre- instruction. The domestic science de side. The mayor of Oranta Pats. Rob- . nt , read- to assist in th out ert a. Bmitn, a native son or Oreson, ilnlnr ot courses of instruction for ffi whose parents came across tne plains tlrlB froin tne lowest grade through In 153, will deliver the annual address. the h,h hooi; th nglneflrlns; college Plans are being perfected by OeorKe H. wlll do tn, ,ame for the manual train- ilime.1, Becremry, i nivg una 01 me rollr.. ln the schools, and all d- brat runlonB yet held. While the. hand partments of agricultural study will of- Oreeon Agricultural College, Cor of death has thinned the ranks of those fep alni,iar aid i piannlnr the work In valu- of AprI, 20.-rhera haa been who have been very regular in their ..,.,... for both rural and city J Y" ' .ul ..J1T! By George Dufresne. (By tba lotarnallonal New Berries.) Paris. April 20. While at the pres ent moment syndicalism -does not ering), European linden (TUla flaty-1 frighten law-abiding- Frenchmen, ther phylloa), red oak (quercus rubra) which I is another dancer which is causing th.ra will outstrip tha hard maple In growth, I a graat deal of anxiety. Crime is on Oregon maple, tnllp, hard maple an 3 tha increase In th big cities. In Parts awt rum (llquidambar styraclflua). J th authorttlea are apparently art a loss "For situation whar th epaea la Urn- I to know how to deal with It. Scarce Ited, I would suggest th planting of I ly a week elapses without a policeman Norway rrapls (aoer piatanoKes), pistil-1 being spot by apachea, who are in- ate allanthua (which will arrow on poor I creaalng in numbers. soli and withstands amoka and dust and I M. Leplne, the prefect of police, con- is fre from Inaecta and diseases), (Jink-1 fessea that his force Is totally lnade go biloba . (tall, Hk tha poplar), red I quate to cope with the Increasing army flowering' hora chestnut, pin oak (doe of criminals. Further, ne sug'gests mat not ao wen wnere in roots are at aiiiinor e an ena m mo nncy wim confined by pavements), black locust. I which crlmlnala are treated by Judges otatalpa speclosa and cucumber tree I TTio aubject of the Increaae of crime STORE WHERE LADIES CAN TRADE NATIONAL WINE CO FAMILY LIQUOR STORE Wines and Liquors of Merit Only Our grxxis 3rc ajfJ in the woxl at the vineyird ' and distillery, which makes them absolutely pure. We guarantee just as represented. If for my reason you find our jjoods not suited to your wints, we will take them off your hands and pay charges both ways and refund your money for the portion returned. HILLWOOD BOURBON WHISKEY Per Gallon $3.75 Full Quart. . . .$1.00 MULTNOMAH PURE RYE WHISKEY Per Gallon. . . .$3.75 Full Quart. . . .$1.00 OLD RIPY BOURBON WHISKEY Per Gallon $4.00 Full Quart $1.00 CALIFORNIA CRAPE BRANDY (8.jeuod) ' . Per Gallon. . . .$4.50 Full Quart $1.25 CALIFORNIA COGNAC BRANDY (8-Ttar-old) Per Gallon. . . .$4.50 Full Quart. . . .$1.25 12-YEAR-OLD CALIFORNIA PORT, SHERRY, AN GELICA, MUSCATEL AND SAUTERNE WINE Regular $2.50 Value, Per Gallon $1.50 WE ALSO CARRY a full line of Imported Scotch . Whiskey and Brandy, Champagne and Still Wines. Prices furnished on application. FREE DELIVERY in our auto, which carries no signs, insuring no publicity on delivery. Expre Prepaid on out-of-town orders of $4 or over. - NATIONAL WINE CO. A" FIFTH AND STARK STREETS, PORTLAND, OR. Phones Main 6499, A-4499 r BUY ASTER PLANTS NOW Purple and While lor tbe Elks Convention (magnolia acuminata)." Advice for Poultrymen From O. A. C: attendance, yet there ar a great many left in the state who have never at tended a reunion, and to this clasa most cordial Invitation la extended. ' 7 . ... - . f.4iTl7 T ACTI i r ini ora w n a u tr. vm j Will JUViJlj YGllRM SOAP SHAMPOOS tAnd occasional lights dressings hi Cuticura Oirment will pre vent it when all else faiis. t (VUrara aasaaAOIataMal aali rtrwiW ta 'wr. ItJ a..', m i ata.ia tr. 1 S!T. krk mr. "Ot r.tr," I.IH. SR. F'trm. an enormous increase in the production AFFAIR WITH ACTRESS SENDS PRINCE ABROAD agriculture for both rural and city scnuvia. I .... nni., i- .h. .rot. tl,. Ten couraes in elementary and ad- "4 l . vaneed aa-riculture ar to be given, four P two years, dui in spite or mis uie in " dotr.atlo science, three ln omtlo " -"wr. , mA thee. In manual . training. I ana prices ar biiu aa nign aa aver, ... .it ( .itinn tn tv rea-nUr I (aid Prof. James Dryden of the Oregon pedagogic atudies alwaya included for Agricultural college in diacusslng- tho Jho who wish to Increase their eoulp- object of tho preaent tour of tbe poultry ...h.ra jc The methods of 1 demonstration car sent out over the ..i,in. h.. iTKiHatriai aiihlects in Southern Pacific lines by the college. both town, ana country schools, general I the farmers or ujegon wouia ptoblema of achool , management, and p. jt " " th special problem ' of the -one room of about 60 it would shut out the lm. school will b handled ably by expert Ports and add $4,000,000 r I5.000.0JO instructors. w 10 lno wea,ln "L BlBl- car is to stimulate a greater production of poultry and eggs. The quickest and best way is to increaae the flocks of th farmers rather than to have poultry - keeDera start large eKr farms. The Paris, April 10. A lov affair with I demand cannot be" wet by th estab- an actress is back of the cruise In I lishment of large, exclusively poultry American faters of the third son or rarms. 11 me general larmer goes oui Kaiser Wilhelm II. the Prince Adalbert. I producing Business, merawiu i Tj.ii. . I soon' be an egg famine. Z ZJu.uZ he,. w I ' . , "Though there are opportunities for ly publiahed here. V ... '. meit TO.ir iin.. in nnv.Hrv- The imperial pnnc is an orricer w .k. ., .t,,,, ( la imniN I Keeping, me mri iwr .insviiuita is ritr sivth will Had. and it would be folly to advise .V. lr.,.Z. t,i. "Tha I everyone to go into special lines. I am truth of . th business Is - , says tha 're to confess that we hay kept more .... .,..-,. 1. 1- iva with nrattv I Peopl oat of the poultry business than Paula Frleden, an actress, who Uvea hav gone into It as an exiluslve busl In a villa, at Kiel provided by the ness. I have received great numbera of nrlnr-e himself. " 1 ieera ounnj ine 7r irura an T? w - - T t..1 . " ' ...... 1 n wkUh .V... AV..t per, a masKea oau was giveq oy ine " -. ...... ........ princaat Kiel.,' PauU waa there. Bird, atated that they wer going into th4 denly. In the midst of revelry, the poultry business on a large scale, and u.le atrorta in. himself in coBtum. a large majority of them aald - they. Everyone recognised, ninv however, and, frowalneheavily oaAdalbert .jtfidh.li! sweetheart, h left.'. The affair was a sensation In th navy bu tba'junor nm rnunla. did not breaks . The voy ages to. America was 4he( reault. . On dollar down and then a -dollar week get a fine new 1109 piano -for 1223, under a new' plan , entered Into by JCJlers Uuslo House Jointly with even of th great piano manufacturers of America. -Other styles oalyfl 1151, $176. See announcement. Be sure your horn gets piano now. On page ', section on or this issue. , , knew nothing of the' business. Our plain duty was to advise caution. . If Mary T. Goldman's GrayHairRestorer will bring back th origi nal color to gray and 'faded hair and will leave the hair dean. fluff. , and natural. " On hand atafla'.aWaj or direct from labora tory, express prepaid. anraealrjtofSl.00. Fra trial bottle and comb sent for flva 2a sumo to -. m. .... 19 A.I1 ,T U L u. r I m. w uwar III. 1 1 ... . . ! J ... phon only from hoa whoaa names ara MmnT. .. RM. K.I nT Is occupying th attention of writers ind politicians, and this week' one of th newspapers haa organised a con ference at which magistrates, deputies, municipal councillors, barristers and others have aired their views. There Is a concensus of opinion thnt every on of them had gone into th I the streets of Paris are becoming more business as they intended and Invested and more unsafe. A bolder sort of their ail In It. lt is saf to aav that criminal Is operating now. ther would hav been thousands of I H works not only at night time; he dollars lost in every county of the state, making a specialty of daylight rob and tbe poultry business would havol brles by means of motor car. In 'most received a black eye I cas the robberies are accompanied by 'Tw- v.ir. i. . . ii..'..i. bloodshed. The revolver Is used. business unless w make lt so. If con- T army of apaches 1 Increasing so ducted, along sane, common sens, lines. J f'?.".. there is profit In it. Th two points ;r;"- ,,ii. ., .... 7- I arm themselves with revolvers for self- JL.L " the law wa. altered to ad- -A ' " .K S 'IT demonstration car are feeding for eggs mlt of this being done, regrettable in hoitalnr. TT. ratlona are n Hla. I""' ul : " . r T r. . I ciaents would oe or daily occurrence, play, feeding charts show results of ex- M r .h.v.i ,,,-, ...... perlments. breeding charts show results tlon better than an crminoioglBt. and of breed ng for eggs, different grades lt may be that ,n the cnd hls Bxlggee. and qualitiea of eggs are exhibited. tlon that the police force be largely marketing possibilities are demon- increased and that hardened criminals atrated, and tne equipment for success- De transported to penal settlements in- ful hatching and brooding of chicks is stead of being sent to comfortable pris- aispiayeu. ino wans ur ine car ara i ons ror a few months, will ha artontoil cuverea wun aisiia ana unariv con- keeping, A 'knock-down' colony house WINTER WEATHER MAKES is taken along and set up Outside thel iiri.f DCPflDn AT rUlffn car at each stop. ; I lU nuvunu H I 'lflllHUU "While ehickena mav be made to do well in different houses, it may be said C hicago, April ZQ. March, 1912, goes In favor of the colony system and free I awn in cnicago s nisiory as me eoia range that there is no noted poultry fBt March on record. 8tatlstlcs"-at the district In the United States where Ioca weainer Dureau. oaung nscr nonltrv eer,ln haa heen nermanentlv I yrs, ran 10 Know a marcn wun sucn an. nea.fut. wh.r. the mlanv house avs-1 1w mean temperature. fm v.. not followed. Th colonv ?oupIed with the record breaking house: m-rT wm the house TV.'ed SSUA'. ""Y.? l!b.ruVy' Mar.ch at the Oregon Experiment station last 1 7'. . . "V , T . vear for the hen. that mada tha hlaheet I 1 ' " .i w1JUw lemyer- ' " :".. . " . . iti.. I ature. Known in the city's history. iVt'J tJ rffi. . .k Anither result of the cold we F-t" " "Cl.L.OIi."0lwas the formation of thick Ice on record is conctrned. Th demonstra tions on - th car explain how those hens wer housed and csred for, and answer any queations ,aa to their feed ing ana treatment.' weather .Lakd Michigan, especially at the southern end. Th lc field at the close of March ex- Wan um iiyi ii . t. U. f . lk Otloa lloted in either of th teUphon lrc- torlea. V ,tOS BT Woodard, Clarke & Co. HEARSE STICKS IN MUD; . TOO, LATE FOR FUNERAL Edwards. ill. III.. April 10. Thr horses, failed to get a hears from Ed- wardsvllla to th country home of Ed ward Brockmeler for th funeral of his mother, Mrs. Bernardlna Brockmeler. -' Th undertaker' finally telephoned he could not make -the trip, aa the hears -was inirad' lialf way from ' towa.' Th pallbearer carried' the caake) a quarter mile through tha "fields to St. Paul's church, n .after the scrvic another relay or rrtends carried it to th ceme tery. - - - " 1 A team of mules waJ sent US the un dertaker's aseiatanc and tba five ani mals got th bears out of th mud and Epilepsy or Fits Curable . KOSINE TREATMENT SJf There is nothing more frightful in a happy home than to have on of Its members instantly seised with an attack of Kpilcpsy or Fits. -The Jo sin Trratment relieves all ' fear of these attar ka. which 'are so frequent to the sufferers of Epilepsy. Koelna au vrru .uuiu.iu.ij lor. num ber of years by the laity as well as phvslcians. 1 ' -- 4 Koala raaxaSw borely ttrotaot yoa. Bay a aottl of Koala far If, after aatag. yoa ar not entirely satisfied, yoni aooa will to raf uadad. i gk-daiors Xrnr Oa. 111 Sd Wosar. dark ft Co. SM Vaah lagtoa a-fc. - . . " ' U5 fl S.-;.? J We have rown for you some very ' choice early, flower. ing Alter plants that will flower - during E 1 k convention.' Order it once. iW we only have about 5000 of this peclal earlv flnrln tvna .A but any quantity of J Giant Crego, Comet and other fall va rieties. Beantilal Flowering Plants and Vines We now liave readv for Dlantinur a laree and choice assortment of Geraniums, Petunias, Heliotrope, Lobelia and all the popular and , i i r i i . . , i .: , .. t.. . Ml -most aesirauie iouage plants ana vines. , cvciy yiuu mu giuw anu bloom profusely all summer. Remember there ; ji,a jrcucn difference in plants as in seeds. Quality counts. ' ' ' ,; j..u'f,. WINDOW AND PORCH BOXES MADE TO ORDER AND FILLED WITH LARGE. PLANTS FOR IMMEDIATE EFFECT Dave Yon Examined Your Rose Bushes Thousands of bushes are badly affected v aphis and green worms. , Get a bottle of Routledge's Rose Spray arid art Ideal Double Acting Sprayer and get busy at once. Don't let the green aphis and worms ruin the leaves and rosebuds. We Dave 20 Styles of Sprayers From 50c tip . -l-Vr?7vi'v.- , Buy An Ihcubalor This is the nght time to Jiatch for best results.-Eggs are fertile, more plentiful and chicks will grow faster. . . . We can sell you an Incubator guaranteed to, batch every hatchabl egg. for fS.oo. " Urooders f 2.00 and. up. " , INSURE THE LIVES OF. YOUR 1 . -v CHICKS . . ,- - - By feeding R. Ra Terfect Cturk ToM. JOc sworth will feed one thick until it i lirte -.enouirh to fry (10 weeks).. I6ii!try r! of ill kindJ. ,.' ' ith V ; BM-sa-saw 7 r f 1 J -ml Vtrt As bring results. back- to tows