Bandon recorder., May 27, 1909, Image 5

I
ED, the machinist
Wk«
I he New. lilegtiiHly
Ha XAa, a Power Fo»
G *od
Atnvng Hi» Fsll. w Workers.
I< H IZ A B ETH
Rtinfe on Beautifying Them With
Tree! and Shmbs.
He laid no’ particular talent
H
was Just an ordinary m i. liinist.
E<1 Douglas was mor»* lr :hly re<pe''te«l
by the 2.0UO men in the « hop than tiny
other chap in the place His was one
HOW AND WHEN TO PLANT.
of the names that wer«* familiar to
pretty n«*arlj every fe'loyv working in
Meet ion ef Soil Very Important Con-
that bjg plant
E«l yy is mi popular
eidsration—Method of Setting Out
with flit* men because lu> set out Io
Shrubs, Trees and Plants So as to
make himself p< pular by always agree
Obtain a Pleasing View.
Ing with his shopmates
Indeed, he
fr«*quently went full Illi ri'.ilnst their
One of the chief features that add to
opinions and pi imipally a dust their
or mar the appearance and attractive­
ness of a town is the condition of tbe
actions. Often I have seen him up
grounds around private residences. To
proach the fellow who had ¡list rapped
obtain the best results care must be
out a striug of oaths and rebuke him
taken and good judgment us«*d In set­
although never with a suggestion «.f
ting out shrubs, trees and plants.
Pharisaical supremacy, lie was sim
Those s'urrouudlng the house are anal-
ply trying to show the blasphemer
agous to the frame of a picture and
WHERE WORLD'S WORKS OF ART WILL HE HOl'SKD AT A.-Y.
that it would pat him to < lit out his
should be so arrauged as to give a
EXPOSITION, SEATTLE.
foolish, senseless swearing
good background to tbe buildings aud
lie did imt belong to any of the fra
help to present a natural view of th«*
In this building will be exhibited many priceless paintings. The dis­
place.
terual
organizations, but I lint«* known
play will represent the art galleries of the world, for many of these pic­
The soil In which the trees are to be
him to spend many a night w ith a sick
tures will he the work of the old masters, including rare art exhibits
planted is a very important considera­
shopmate. Frequently In* left in th«*
from the Corcoran in Washington, the Art Museum in New York, the
tion. If the soil is too sandy mid grav­
I home part of the not overabundant
Chicago
Art
Institute
and
from
a
large
number
of
private
galleries
of
elly, bo hh to be deficient in plaut food,
cash ill his pocket; but. belter than
wealthy men in the United States and Europe, who have for years made
good success with trees will be hln-
that, in* left a smili* on the face of the
the collection of famous old paintings their hobby. Paris and London
deied unless tbe soil b« well fertilized.
tir«*d,
discouraged mil's«* wife, the
have
made
large
loans.
On the other hand, the soil may be too
children wished that he might come
At the Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition the selection of pictures will
heavy, but this condition can be over­
again, and th«* sick man felt tin* ch«*«*r
come somewhat by the proper applica­
be limited to the works of men who have been recognized in the great
of his presem «*.
tion of stable manures.
art competitions in all parts of the world. Many American artists will
lie was an arbitrator in personal dis­
A good 16a my soil is conceded to be
be represented in the display in the Fine Arts Palace at the Fixposition
putes in the shop, and the boys never
best tor trees aud oruameiibils. and in
and arrangements have already been made for the shipping of these valu­
Not infre
I repudiated his decisions
some cases It would pay to haul this
able paintings from art institues of this country to Seattle.
I quently In* dared approach the boss in
kind of soil to start the trees 1n.
i
G. L. Berg, art director of the Exposition, has visited all of the lead­
behalf of a SUppos«'dl.y wronged fellow
The size of the bolt* to dig for the
ing galleries of the United States, collecting the pictures suitable for dis­
workman. Th«* boys admired Ijis dis
trees depends on tbe size of the plant.
play at Seattle, and writes that the pictures already loaned will constitute
interested nerve. Somehow lie seem«*d
However, one rule can be given—be
to know when the rest of ns bail met
one of the greatest art displays assembled for international exhibition
sure to dig the hole large enough to
with adversity or <*ven the smaller dis­
•
The Fine Arts Building is a fireproof structure and was one of the
accommodate all the roots without
couragements which made life seem
first buildings completed on the Exposition Grounds. It cost more than
crowding them. Before selecting ysur
hard. Always was there a strong,
$200,000 to erect the building.
trees take a drive thr»mgh the neigh­
cheerful word which usually braced
borhood to see what.trees and plants
dampen <-« towel, roll them in it and up the fellow who thought that
are already growing with success in
tbe yards of your neighbors; also HOW TO KEEP A HORSE HAPPY leave for an hour or two. Iron the whole world ha«l gone wrong
gloves on the wrong side, as it raises apprentices wen* particularly fond of
write to your experiment »fallen and
get its list. From the two sources you Practical Suggestions For Cold Weath­ the thread on the right. When per­ him because lie appeared to have a
fectly dry turn them, and you will be lively Interest in their affairs. Never
can make a list of the ones that would
er From a Veterinary.
pleased to see they look like new ones. did In* seem to hand out wisdom in
suit your she best. Now you can go
The great prevalence of diseases of Use bluing in the rinse water for all large chunks, w ith an air of patronage
to your pursery catalogue and order the r»‘splratory organs in horses every
or paternalism. I.
Never was then* a
your trees and plants with a feeling ef spring, says a well known horse doc­ gloves.
suspicion of cant. Ed was just a sane,
asHuran»*« that they will grow If you tor, is largely due to the weakening of
How to Freshen Feather Pillows,
healthy minded, strong hearted Chris
give them th« proper care and atten­ the system by sudden < hills ettused by
Feather pillows may be freshened tian workingman, who felt that there
tion.
standing in rain or sleet, especially
In ordering trees do not select those when perspiring, and to carelessness and the feathers made light by plac­ was a place for Christian living out
ing them out of doors in a clean spot side of tin* chureli building and a way
that are too large, because It has been
in blanketing. Then comes the shock during a hard rain. Let them be thor­ from the Sunday services.
found that the best success has been
of the cold northwest storms frequent oughly wet and then hang In a warm
need
May his kind ln<i'«*ase!
secured with smaller tree«
in winter, when the temperature hov­
oí a
Ail plants to insure th** best sueeess ers around zero, and in consequence place to dry. Spots on the pillow cov­ them. The sympathetic t'
er may be removed with a paste of shopmate counts for mor«*
most
should be transplanted during tbe dor­
the animal becomes too feeble to resist water and fuller’s earth.
Another of us imagiiu*. Every morning brings
mant seasop, nyl. while they can be
disease.
way to clean the feathers Is to place Ils weight of woe and every «'veiling
•st out in the fajl or winter, spring
Re sure If your horse is stabled in a
them hi a cheesecloth bag and wash its burden. No matter what the cause,
planting Is preferable.
cold or »lrafty place that be Is well them in warm soapy water, followed the m*ed is ever th«* sum«*, and relief
In transplanting do not place the
blanketed, rind there should be a
is usually found in the simple, manly
trees too cloHe together or where they change <>f blankets, for to make lilm by several rinsings in clean water
Feathers should never be placed in the message of lov<* and sympathy muni
will obstruct the front view qf the
stand under a blanket w hich Is wet
fested in th«* life of the fellow who
sun.
house. Plant shrubs and ornamentals
ei her from sweat or from snow or
works by our side. At least it will
in front of the trees, also near the
rain is much worse than giving him no
How to Keep Black Stockings Black.
help, for it is doing just what th«*
house, to soften the outltbes, and In
blanket at till.
Black stockings are apt to assume a Great Carpenter did and wliat he
the sharp angles mad«* by the walks or
Blankets for street use should be peculiar greenish look after repeated would continue to do were lie upon
beds« To prevent sbadtttg of shrubs
large enough to cover tbe horse from washings
A simple way of preserv­ I earth. That's wliat made I'ougla-- the
and ornamentals they should not be
neck to tail and should coin«} well ing tbe color Is to wash them with soap machinist, a bigger factor In th«* llv«*s
planted too close to the trees. When
»'.own all around, and chest pads are that is free from soda and to add to of those 2.1MHI workingmen than any
flowers are plaut«.*d they should be
of great service. When the horse Is ♦ he last rinsing water a teaspoonfuLof other single individual. It paid him
placed in front of the shrubs to finish
making dellverj trips with frequent good vinegar. The stockings should be too. Anyway you'd think so if you
the background. it is not a good plan
stops th»* blanket may be folded across wrung out an«l clapped Into shape. A could see his fa««* yvliil«* lie worked
to cut up tbe lawn in front of the
the withers when the animal is in ac­ hot iron will destroy tbe color of stock
yvorki'd for men ami for <¡<>«1 Just t
house by trees or shrubs. A few small
tion.
Ings, particularly if they are wet.
a machinist. Uev. < baric« Stelzle.
groups of shrubs planted In the proper
Coal delivery horses should be pro­
Pl* ces will break the monotonous out­
vided with blankets reaching nearly How to Enter a Burning Room Safely.
lines of the lawn.
to the ground, and again the use of
In case of tire, when It Is necessary
After planting th«* plants th»*y should
»■best pads is to be commended. Owing to enter a burulug room or one choked
receive ginxl «•art* and aftPbtlon. Plenty
to tbe hardship of their task these with smoke, a wet silk handkerchief,
of water must be supplied to them,
animals are often for««*d Into perspira­ tied in one layer over the face, is a
either naturally or artificially. The I
tion even in very cold weather. They complete
■'W
and
eertaiu
preventive
•oil should never be allowed to become
are, therefore, entitled to even greater against suffocation by the smoke. Ry
dry The time to irrigate can be de­
consideration and must have it if their this means the smoke Is entirely ex­
termined by examining the sol). If
health and usefulness are to be main­
cluded from the lungs, and yet ft is
the soil around the plants cracks open
A. Garfield
tained.
possible to breathe freely.
too much after irrigating the cracks
Cal» horses should likewise be blan-
should be clos«*d by fTUlng with soil or
Mil. and Steamboat Work Our
keted with great care, since they are
How to Clean White Ribbons.
tamping it down This should be done
often obliged Io stand severe expo­
Wash white ribbons in gasoline and
until the trees or plants are estab-
sure, und the special blankets made they will not turn yellow, as they will
i terbed
specialties
for them should be In general use.
when washed with soap and water.
Pruning the trees and shrubs should
No Worse should be forced to stand
be practiced only wlien necessary.
even for a few minutes during severe
SPECIAL
MACHINES
Dog Honored by a Union.
Plants should be pruned to give them
weather without a covering. Above
A bloodhound has been elected an
form, to remove extra growth and
all. see to It that when standing In a honorary member of a Cleveland local
dead branches Th«* natural form of
chill stable dry blunkets are provided of the Bridge and Structural Iron
the trees, shrubs and ornamentals
and used.
Whatever you do, don’t Workers' union, and a large photo­
should be preserved as .much as possi­
blanket your hors«* while it Is in ac­ graph of the flue animal hangs in the
ble I.lmbs removed should be cut off
tion. There Is no more certain means office of the union’s secretary. The
close to the trunk to Insure quick heal­
GENERAL REPAIRING
of Inducing serious if not fatal Illness, way it came about was as follows:
ing of the wound—J. E. Mundell In
since the blanket Is certain to become
The
ironworkers
were
having
some
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moist from sweat and to cause a chill trouble with the contractor on a large Pattern
Shop in Connection
the moment the animal stands.
building in Cleveland. A local detec­
Aid In Playground Work.
One other suggestion which will add tive agency employed to "protect" the
Clubwomen In Boston have been the greatly to the health and comfort of building sent the hound along with its
Por the best
means of giving eight playgrounds to your horse. If the sun Is shining on a guards.
Bloodhounds are especially
the children of that city. The first cold day, be mire to have your horse keen In scenting out and running down
playground was opened seven years stand on the sunny side of the street. tbugs. This one in Cleveland mixed
ago, and It proved so popular that Lots of drivers do this, but the prac­ with guards and union pickets until
plana were laid for playgrounds In all tice should b«> universal, for, with the he was able to decide for himself
parts of Boston. It Is exiieettsi thnt very slightest inconvenience to your­ which side was entitled to his support.
several more plots will be opened to self, you are giving your animal the He then deserted the detective agency
the children this year. The work has benefit of the heat and the genuine bum h and allied himself witli the un­
grown until It has interested the city K»nie of a sun bath.
ion forces. As tie was not “working
government, which is now gtxlug aid
at the business” he could not be ad­
to the clubwomen The women most
How to Cure a Sore Throat.
mitted as an active member, but seems I
active in tbe scheme have organiz«*d a
A gargle that has quickly baulsbed well satisfied to lie upon the honorary
Copying and Enlarging a Spec
Playground league, which has many many a bad sore throat is made by roll.
thousands of children as members. The dissolving a teaspoonful of l*«wdered
¡ally. All work guaranteed
league has Its own rules and enforces borax in a tumbler of water, This can
Mixed Unions a Fallacy.
a strict discipline. A league button is be used either hot or cold, but should
The members of trades unions in
brttowed ujiou boys who set an exam­ not lie swallowed. If the borax gargle Washington affiliated with the Central
ple to their fellows, and It Is said that is not liked, strong saft water is an ex­ Labor union evidently do not take
to the clubwomen 111 their efforts Is cellent substitute.
It can be used kindly to the so called mixed union of
due a movement of great Importance mnnj’ times a day. The good results bosses and workmen.
Referring to
In the moral and physical advance­ are Increased by snuffing the salt wa­ the matter in the Trades Unionist, Edi­
ment of the city.
ter up through the nostrlls and back tor De.Nedrey snys:
through the throat, A tens|x>onful of
"That 'free,' independent, open shop
salt to a glass of water Is strong proposition of the master builders of
Value of Clvio Beauty.
Newly furnished large light rooms
We tblnk ourselves far alu*ad of Eu­ enough, especially If the nose and the District of Columbia calls to mind
Telephone
Electric Lights
throat
are
sensitive.
This
salt
water
and
tn
some
respect«
wenre.
but
rope.
the white man's offer to the Indian In
the German« and the French builders gargle is used several times a day by giving him the choice of fowls. Baid Rented by single night, week 1
month
of cities have learn«*! ehat many one trained nurse who has had many the white man, 'You take the hen and
Americans do not yet appreciate that diphtheria patients without succumb­ I'll take the turkey, or I'll take the
INQUIRE AT Of I ICE Ol
rtvta beauty has a pr:wl1«n! value ing to the disease.
turkey and you take the ben.' The In­
clo«Fk»' related to nearly every form of
dian allowed that the white man didn’t I he BANDON STEAM I All)R\
How to Wash Silk Gloves.
•Fade —Denver RepqbM«nn
talk turkey Io him at all. which was an
I n C*mt C an nt MviHTir.
Silk gloves can be washed like any Intimation that tjie white man bad
Ugly cities nre a reproach to ordi­
CUTTER'S BLACK LEG VACCINE
nary good sense, and America Is fast ordinary material, though it is best to great nerve, and that Is just the opin­
California'» favorite, the mo t r.nc
Warning the lesson. Out of the quick soak colored ones In salt water before ion organized labor has >f this 'at» st
ccasful. easiest u•••<1 and lowest
reliable
an big of civic prtde now So conspUu- washing them, espc iully if the colors proposition of tbe Van Clcsveltes, no
I » ler
-»I 111 irm Writ»
•us In many places la bound'to come a are not substantial. After rinsing the matter how much tbe un!>n busters'
for free Biack Les Booklet
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fner toen life »veryeWfre New York gloves turn them wrong side out and may try t<» comeal theU real pur­
BeHKti.av. Cat. •>
I thing la a shady place to dry. . IM not pose.
■tfeld.
If Vour dr-gp*! ! e- -
- - OUT
sprinkle them before irojjdn«, but
vaccines, order dee-ct fr n.
I!ii> sh-anit-i i
give a regular 8 day
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Kruse, noinaging agenl, 24 Calif or ma St., San Fiwuuco.
Norton’s Book Stere
New Location, New
Goods, New Prices
Having moved my store to the building
opposite Trowbridge’s store 1 now have
on hand a full line of
r5
;
Books. Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc
The largest assortment of POST CARDS
ever brought to Bandon. Prices always
right.
Rate- si ' .i to £2.00 per day.
week or month.
SpeciaErates by
Sample Room in (Connection.
Bandon
Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line
BK EAR WAT El
Sails ir in Cons Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 P. M
C. M. SPENCER, Agent, Bandon
G ET T Y
i
$7.50
$3 on Up Freight ;
E. WALSl'ROM, Agent, Bandon. Oregou.
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i I
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shields
lil.
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rk all* nded to promptly and »11 work nuarantced to giv* Mtoaisctios.
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