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■« V a rn a « 4 K ru n o u t le a l C l a le r n K ll t r r . A practical (liter la necessary (or the cistern. One may be constructed of any good, sound oak barrel, as shown In the Illustration herewith. One head Is removed and several holes bored In I t It la then dropped Inside and forms a false bottom, as Shown, leaving a clear space between It and the bottom or head proper. Six or seven Inches of coarse gravel or broken atone are next placed on the false bottom, and on this stone a layer of charcoal six or seven Inches thick Is placed, and on the charcoal a sec ond layer of stone or gravel. In all It should be about eighteen or twenty Inches thick. The water enters the barrel at the bottom between the head and the false bottom through the reg ular down spout, which Is clearly Illus trated. It passed up through the gravel and charcoal and out at the top through a second pipe which leads to the cistern. The top layer of atone may be Improved on by filling the voids between the stone with sand. The sand Is covered with cheesecloth stretched on a wire and the cloth and wire held In place with one or two stones A small wooden plug or faucet Is placed at the lower end of the bar rel to drain same after a rain or when washing out the filter. Give the bar rel two or three coats of paint, pro vide a close fitting cover and your fil ter will do the work just as well as any twenty-five dollar filter In the 'and. U n iq u e Duur (o r (h e P ls p e n . A very convenient way of feeding pigs was observed In the swlnehouse of a prominent breeder, an arrange ment that made the trldally feedings a matter of so little difficulty that a child could place the feed before a pen of unruly noses. The front of each pen was hinged at the top, swinging downward against the farther Bides of the uprights, as here shown, the weight of the door being sufficient to hold It In place. On the front of the door Is a vertical bar wltp a pin through the top, as here shown. This Is held In place by two wooden blocks notched out to admit of the bars sliding up and down, the blocks being bolted to the door. If desired the home blacksmith could easily shape a piece of Iron to perform the same duty. At feeding time the bar ts lifted and the door swung In past the trough, directly beneath. Then the bar Is dropped, thus holding the door back of the trough. This keeps the hungry mob on the other side of the door while the feeder takes his time to clean the trough. If need be, and to pour in the feed. A few transverse J — * — - -1 — “ - 7 7 narcn / / ' / . r - / 1 y do or . bars across the top of the trough pre vent any unusually piggish pig from crowding down the length of the trough to the exclusion of others. When ready to admit tbe pigs to the feed the bar Is lifted and the door drops to Its usual position. Any farm er' can make such a device, all that Is required, besides the lumber that would have to be UBed In any case, being the hinges. K e e p in g T a b on H en s. It Is a good plan to watch for tbe bens that are laying and those that are not. Those that are not laying these days should be disposed of, for they take away what profit the busy ones make. The eggs from the per sistent layers should be used for hatch ing purposes, so that a better strain of laying hens may be obtained for next season. It la only by care ful watching and observation that the busy hens can be told from the drones. — Agricultural Epitomlst. D is p o s i t io n of B re ed e rs, In breeding profitable horses care should be taken to select animals known to possess desirable qualities. Vicious mares should not be bred. Ev ery year bad dlsposltloned horses send quite a number of persons to prema ture graves and cripple others, while the material damage they do Is quite considerable. Coni T n r R em edv fo r M ange. For ltcb or mange, rubbing of tall or mane, wash thoroughly with warm ■oft water and soap, then rub In with brush a proper strength of coal tar dip used on sheep and dogs. Scrub every three or four days until cured. DUtnfect stalls and harness also or you never will get rid of the pest. Ago of L e o fn ln a a a . The period of a hen's usefulness de pends altogether on the hen. While the first year Is usually the best for egg production. It Is not always the case, some hens laying better the sec ond year. But, as a rule, one will get the greatest number of eggs from a given number of fowls by having the pullets batched early. March and April are the best months, so as to get them laying early In the fall, and change them each year, disposing of the fowls when they cease laying to go through the molting process. CRUDE OLD MONARCH. u a a l. An exhaustive census Investigation of farm Interests throughout the Unit ed States showed that In the last ten years the total number of farms lias Increased 18 per cent. In tbe older States, from Ohio eastward, there has been going on for twenty years a ten dency toward tbe amalgamation of farms distant from market into larger holdings. There are now almost three times as many farms as In 1870, and an unprecedented Increase In tbe value of farm lands and live stock Is tbe even more momentous fact revealed by this Inquiry. The land In farms, with tbelr buildings, Improvements and live stock. Is to-day almost $30,000,000,000, a gain of 44 per cent In ten years. Pres ent values are two and one-half times the farm values of thirty years ago. In the North Central States the In crease In the value of farms Is 43 per cent; In the South Central States, 58 per cent: in Mie North Atlantic, 13 per cent, and In the South Atlantic, 34 per cent. W o rd A le x is , W h o D ie d l a E x it« H e c e n t lr , a B a r b a r i c T y p e . Nord Alexis, former president of Haiti, who died at Kingston. Jamaica, while In exile, lived In barbaric splen dor surrounded by officers who bad all they could do to walk about, so laden were they with gold lace. His guards are reported to have been constantly sleeping In the rooms of the comic opera palace, the furnishings of which were Imported from abroad at unheard- of expense. Alexis himself wore a uni form of glaring greet, and gold. He bad polished manners and spoke ex cellent French, the New York Bun ■aye. Here Is a description of tbe personal appearance during tbe last days of his rule: “ His face was black as black could be. It was far more Ethiopian than the average negro In tbe north. The profile was almost triangular and tbe chin dropped straight off. Behind his gold spectacles bis eyes were sunken and the whites were dlscolered to a dirty brown." There were Incessant plots and up risings against bis rule, but it was not until December, 1908, that any kind of effectual resistance was made. Then the people arose In a body and thrust him out. A revolutionary army had possession of about half the republic. At last the people of Port au Prince suddenly rose one morning, the ad ministration buildings were seized and mobs surged around the rococo palace calling upon the old man Inside to come out and be killed. He watched them from an upper window for a day. He was game and would have fought to tbe death, but the foreign consuls urged surrender. So with a few at tendants he drove In the carriage of the French consul through the streets to a waiting French schoolshlp while the people spat at blm and cursed blm. He seemed more overcome by their “ Ingratitude" than by the loss of his power. Leaving the carriage, he left a bag of gold In it said to amount to $20,000. This the mob looted. In the course of his exile the deposed presi dent came to thlB country and re mained a few months. There was a very persistent belief among those who knew Alexis best that he was a be liever In voodoolsm and that the cru elty In the man’s nature waa a relig ion with him. It Is hardly doubtful that he was an adherent of the savage African rites. BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS BAD Q UAKE IN ITA LY. Large Area Badly Shaken— Dead Num ber About 60. UNITED EFFORTS TO SAVE TIMBER Rome, June 8.— Great apprehension has been caused again by seismic dis turbances showing that the xone affect ed by the earthquake shocks today is a vast one, embracing practically the whole o f Southern Italy, as well as a portion o f Tuscany and Venitia to the ! north. Disappearance ot Prospective Ton Washington, June 8.— President T a ft _ . . . . . . , today appointed Secretary o f Agricul-1 Some reP°rts the number nage Stirs Roads to Action— ture Wilson and Secretary of the Navy ! o t Head at 50, and o f injured at several Big Increase in Values. Meyer to meet Colonel Roosevelt at | hundred. It is feared that many are New York on hit return to America, buried in the ruins o f buildings thrown Captain Archibald Butt, formerly do» n Calitri. It is said that in Portland, Ore., June 7.— Realising Roosevelt’s military aide, w ill accom- this town half the buildings have been pany them. wrecked and the number of dead is that with the burning of every thou sand feet o f standing timber there ie a The secretaries will carry a letter shove 35. loss o f labor amounting to $8, that from President T aft welcoming Rouse- Prom many other towns and villages stumpage values decrease $2, and the velL The secretaries were selected come ftorie* of fallen homes, death and railroads see the vanishing of tonnage because they were members o f Roose- suffering. A t San Sole, in the pro- which cannot be replaced for many v e lt’s cabinet when he waa president. v jnce o t Potensea, six persons were The convicts years, the necessity of adopting safety The house insurgents, in spite o f killed and five injured measures for the prevention o f the re K e e p i n g M i l k I 'f e u e l l « C le a n . yesterday's defeat, which resulted in in the prison at Bonavento became petition of the fires o f 1902 has led to Discard the dishcloth and the dish the railroad bill being sent to confer panic-stricken and tried to, force their the organization o f several cooperative towel when the milk utensils are being ence, believe that they can force the way past the guards, but were over associations. washed. Wash them In warm water conferees to make a satisfactory re powered by troops. Oregon and Washington in 1902 first, with plenty of some washing The district in which the most seri port. The insurgents claim that many helplessly watched the gigantic confla compound, and use a brush to do the ous damage occurred extends for only o f the regulars would reject an unsat grations which wiped out a large work, but never a rag. Get Into every isfactory conference report, and there about 50 miles about Mount Vulture, amount of the visible assets o f the part of them, after which rinse off in the province o f Avellino. fore they think a good bill w ill be de with clean warm water, and then This region has suffered much in the states, and also resulted in the destruc cided upon by the conferees. either put them In boiling water or past from earthquake shocks and in tion of two towns, Springwater, Or., The Oregon delegation has joined in and Brush Prairie, Wash., more than 1851 800 persons were killed. pour boiling water over them. Stand a request to the State department to 20 lives being lost. The government has taken hold of the parts up so they will drain and instruct Henry B. Miller, consul at That fire occurred in a dry season in use no cloth to wipe them. The hot Belfast, Ireland, to investigate de the situation with promptitude and al the mountains, and was only one o f surface will dry them quickly, and ciduous fruits in European countries. though the earthquake occurred during the many which raged along the Cas they will be clean. Leave the parts In M iller is from Eugene, Oregon, and is the night military and civil authorities cades and adjacent ranges. It is said were soon hard at work givin g aid to a sunshiny place If possible. well versed in fruit lore. the Injured, preparing shelter for the by timber cruisers and millmen from the upper waters o f the rivers o f the T e s t i n g I 'u n lt r y f o r t h e T a b le . Washington, June 7.— Formal charg homeless and bending their energies to two states that the year 1910 ia thus Some experts In choosing poultry fo, the re-establishment o f order. es against Senator W illiam Lorimer, far a duplicate o f the conditions which the table depend upon testing the o f Illinois, were laid before the senate made possible the losses of that sea breastbone, but sometimes dealers this afternoon by his colleague, Sena W O R K IS ORDERED RESUMED son. break this ou purpose, then you are tor Cullom. The proceeding waa the Anticipating the danger which is out. In a young chicken or goose tbe presentation of a memorial by Clifford New York Central President Much sure to exist, an effective system o f pa cartilage In the breastbone will bend trol is being placed in operation, the Washington, June 10.— The bill au W. Barnes, o f Chicago, president of Pleased With Settlement. easily. I f the bird Is a year old It railroads, timber owners, state and thorising the assignment of homestead the Illinois Legislative Voters league, will be brittle, and In an old fowl Washington, June 8. — President county organizations joining with the entries on government irrigation pro embodying the charges o f bribery of will break before It will bend to any jects, which passed the senate today, members of the Illinois legislature. Brown, o f the New York Central, waa forest service in an endeavor to pre amount. To make this test, take the was reconsidered by the house irriga The memorial was read only in part, so pleased at the way in which Presi- vent the occurrence of fires and to con end of the breastbone farthest from tion committee today and after an ar and was referred without comment to dent T a ft treated the railroads in the trot those which may be started. tho head and make the attempt to Many o f the large railroads on the gument by Representative Hamer, the the committee on privileges and elec present controversy over rates that he bend It to one side. I f It Is young It Coast have begun clearing their rights amendment, previously adopted by the tions. will bend easily to either side. Senator Jones introduced a bill today said tonight he would order the re o f way o f all inflammable material for committee, providing that assignments could only be made to qualified home authorizing the secretary of the treas sumption o f all work on the Central a distance o f 100 feet on either side o f S u b s titu te (o r a W r e n c h . stead entrymen, waa stricken out. ury to pay attorneys who performed which he ordered suspended last F ri the center o f the track,¡equipping their If In need of a wrench and one la engines with spark arresters and in Hamer objected to this amendment, de services for the Colville Indians not to day. not at hand, take a large bolt and This work, it was said at that time, structing train crews and employes in claring it restricted opportunities for exceed $90,000 out o f the Indian fund. run on two nuts, allowing a space be- disposing o f the lands, and on his mo The services were rendered in promot would require an expenditure o f about fire fighting. Sparks from railroad en tion the committee reported the bill ing the claim o f $1,500,000, which ul- $5,000,000. It had to do with the im gines have proved the greatest cause FOREST REMEDIES. exactly as it passed the senate. timately was paid for the north half of proving o f stations, building new ones, o f fires, and are followed by donkey en laying additional tracks, making yard gines, hunters’ and campers' fires, mill Assignments may now be made to any the Colville reservation. H o w th e T r a p y e r C u res S n o w B lin d Senator Piles introduced a bill today and roadbed improvements. The Cen smokestacks and lightnirg. One o f the one. n rsa a n d T re n ts G rip . The Oregon senators have lost an permitting the Vancouver, Columbia & tral also w ill permit the Pressed Steel destructive fires of the Coos Bay re “ Outside of battling with weather other opportunity to get a government Camas Railroad company to build its Car company. Standard Steel Car com gion was caused by a settler knocking conditions the serious troubles en tween them to fit over the nut to be headquarters established at Portland. road across the Vancouver military res pany and American Steel Car company, the ashes from his pipe among the dry turned. This will make a serviceable countered by Maine fur traders are The civil service commission on July 1 ervation. <■11 o f Pittsburg, to go ahead with or leaves and twigs beside a log on which snow blindness and Influenza,” said With the Democrats attacking the ders given them some time ago for he was resting. wrench, a substitute that will prove will create a new district, comprising Benjamin O. Flood, who Is engaged An effort w ill be made to keep in very beneficial In case of an emer Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana Republicans, denouncing the insur 3,000 new freight cars which he esti gency.— Thoa, L. Parker, In Popular In the fur business and Is an expert and Wyoming, all but Wyoming being gents for alleged insincerity, and as mated would coat about $1,000 each. touch with slash burnings made by trapper. He was talking with a Wash Mechanics. carved out o f the old San Francisco sailing the “ regulars” for bringing in The orders for these care were can settlers and to warn all persons enter ington Herald writer. ing the forests o f this state o f the ne d istrict Through the efforts of the “ gag rule” to further a party measure, celled Friday also. E a * lly M a d e F ir e K ln d le r. “ When one becomee snow blind and the Republican leaders retaliating Commenting on the agreement reach cessity o f exercising care in handling Put about a gallon measure full of , from 'ong tramping above scaled and Washington senators the headquarters by charging the Democrats with simi ed with the administration today, Pres fire. The forest lands are now plaster sawdust that has been well saturated glaring drifts and the outside world o f this new district is to be located at lar performances when they were in ident Brown said: . “ i t was juat as ed with warning signs. with kerosene Into a deep tray. Add Is made up of alternating bars of flame Seattle, notwithstanding that Portland power, a special rule was adopted in In this manner it is hoped to save good an arrangement as could have enough melted rosin to stiffen the en ! and darkness tbe sufTerer whittles two is more centrally located. the tremendouue values which are be Insurgent senators practically reach the house today which placed the pos been made.’ ’ tire amount when It Is cold. When broad disks of tough spruce wood until tal savings bank bill on its way to final coming available with the development cold, says Popular Mechanics, this ■ they are thin, cuts a transverse silt ed an agreement today to support the passage with the debate limited to of railroads. Timber sections which JAPAN AFTE R S O U TH POLE. mixture can be cut Into squares and m It to fit directly over the line of house provision in the sundry civil bill, eight hours and all possibility of amend at one time sold in Oregon for $500 put away until ready for use. Put one vision and goes wandeiing about In making an appropriation for the ex ment cut off. have recently changed hands for aa square of the klndler Into tbe fireplace the semi darkness until he recovers, penses of the tsiriff board. Speeches The rule waa brought in by Repre Expedition Hurrisa [to Goal o f Ant much aa $160,000. On that basis the will be made in the senate expressing of a stove and place the fuel on top. perhaps asststtng nature to some ex arctic Exploration. prevention o f forest fires becomes a sentative Dalzell, chairman o f the A hot fire will be produced In a short tent by bathing bis In llumad eyes In a preference for a tariff commission but rules committee, immediately after the Victoria, June 8.— Japan is hurrying matter o f stem business. announcing acceptance o f the house time after the lighting. decoction of witch hazel bark secured provision. railroad bill had been sent to confer an expedition under Lieutenant Shiri M ISS M ORGAN OBSERVER from bushes which grow beeide the Charles B. Merrick, at present reg ence. The debate on the question ■ was ase to leave this month in the hope of B e e f a n d D a i r y C a t t le . camp. ister o f the Portland land office, was limited to one hour and each side oc anticipating the British expedition to When a dairyman has faced the ac Daughter o f Financier Mingles With “ For Influenza or grip the trapper this afternoon nominated for postmas cupied its full share by heaving verbal tual practice of selling cows from his brickbats at the other. The vote was the South Pole, according to news employe the old Indian remedy. It Aqueduct Laborer*. herd for beef he will not feel encour consists of digging a circular hole In ter at Portland, to succeed the late 160 to 139, all but 10 insurgents hav brought by the W eir steamer R iver New York, June 7.— To see with her aged over the outlook of combining the snow, fencing It about with stout John C. Young. ing voted with their party for the Clyde, which reached port today. beef and dairy qualities In the same sticks stood on 'nd. filling the sides Some Japanese professors are to ac own eyes the conditions under which adoption of the rule. Washington. June 9.— By the over herd. "There Is a popular prejudice of the hole with heated stones, throw- company the expedition, which will be the men who are building the Catskill against eating beef from an old, played , lng the camp blanket above the sticks. whelming majority o f 195 to 101, the restricted to Japanese. The diet has aqueduct to New York City are work Washington, June 6.— By a vote of voted money for the enterprise, and ing, Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of J, out dairy cow, and there Is no advan ! wetting down the hot stones In cold house tonight passed the postal sav tage In trying to combine the two water and finally getting Inside and ings bank bill aa recently agreed upon 40 to 24 the senate today took up the when the R iver Clyde left, Lieutenant P. Morgan, went 500 feet below the by the Republican caucus o f the house. administration bill to authorize the Shiriase was at Sendai preparing for surface o f Rondout valley today and qualities In one animal. ! remaining until almost parboiled. Not a single Republican voted against president to withdraw public lands for the voyage to the Antartic. He said talked for hours with gangs o f Italians The patient also drinks quarts of (■ r a in R a t i o n f o r C o lt « . I the measure on the final roll call. conservation purposes. The negative he would plant the Rising Sun flag at and negroes. ■ strong and hot hemlock ‘tea,’ and If Accompanying her were Miss Fran Prior to this action the house, by vote was cdst by members who believ the South Pole before other explorers An experienced horseman has fount, that falls tries arbor vitae or cedar ces Keller, secretary o f the State Im 113 to 196, rejected the Democratic ed that the bill to admit Arizona and could reach there. equal parts of corn and oats ground tea, that, is even stronger. migration department, and Dr. David substitute for the bill. together to be one of the best grain New Mexico to the Union as separate Flynn, sanitary superintendent o f the The vote on the several motions in states should have been given the rauons for growing colts, it furnishes I “ In case all cures fall," added Mr. Van Cleave Can’t Produce. board o f water supply. The trip was elements needed for the production of Flood, "as Is not Infrequently the volved in the measure followed six right-of-way. Rock Island, 111., June 8.— James B made as a result of a criticism publish fat, bone and muscle. Adding bran case, the victim dies In his blanketed hours o f debate, in which many Repub- The statehood bill frobably will be Van Cleave, ex-state insurance com ed by Miss K eller in a magazine ar or linseed meal to the ration aids very bunk and often remains there for a I Means and Democrats recorded their delayed until near the close of the ses missioner, failed today to get before ticle. much In keeping the bowels regular year or longer for the wild squirrels views upon the bill of the majority and sion, when there may be slight chance the Rock Island county grand jury as a Miss Morgan had little to say o f her and avoids constipation, and In this to snicker at and for some prowling the substitute, supported by a large for it to emerge from conference voluntary witness in the fraternity in woods wanderer to find and bury with portion o f the minority. observations, but she praised the en way lessens the liability of disease. The Democrats led in the movement surance investigation. Van Cleave homely tenderness, taking the store of gineers and begged them to “ be kind Congress was asked today by mem to have the statehood measure substi D y n a m it in g H o le s f o r P l a n t i n g . who was here last week, claimed to to the poor fellow s.” furs In payment for the obsequies. It bers of the house and by prominent tuted for the conservation bill. have documentary authority fo r with Tree planters advocate dynamiting Is estimated that 15 per cent of the representatives of Jewish organiza The general understanding is that holes for the planting of fruit trees. solitary trappers perish In the woods tions to pass the resolution proposed the rivers and harbors conference re drawing $57,000 reserve funds o f the President Returns Home. Fraternal Tribunes from the Chicago When there Is an Impervious hardpan every winter.” by Representative Harrison, Democrat port will be taken up tomorrow. Op Washington, June 7.— President T a ft Title & Trust company and depositing they advise the digging of the hole o f New York, condemning the perse position to that bill and the public returned to Washington tonight at 8:44 C IT Y ’S STATISTICS MEAGER. deep enough for the tree, then placing cution o f Jews in Russia and request building bill has been used effectively it in the Lincoln National bank of o’clock from his Western trip. He Springfield, from which it was paid out a small stick of dynamite In the hard- ing the President to use his friendly by the Democrats to compel the major went directly to the White house, de pan and the explosion will loosen up B u r e a u F i n d s S u l llr le a t E S n r t a t a offices with the Russian government to ity party to act on lepisTation "wh.'ch j bogus death claims. claring he intended to see no one this C o rre ct I ll s Xot B e in g M ad e. the ground so that the roots of tho obtain action to prevent a recurrence the minority favored. evening. But now, if The bureau of municipal research of Settlers Coming Back. trees may take deeper hold In the so!!. o f the recent massacre. they take that course, the effect will The president was highly pleased tbe District of Columbia has gathered Washington, June 8.— An unusually with the enthusiasm shown by the Pulp and printing paper manufact be to delay action on the statehood U s e fu l L i l l i e S u g g e s tio n s . data for 358 cities In forty-two states, heavy movement o f homeaeekera this crowds that greeted him at the rail A dirty collar often makes a sore says Leslie's. Of this number only ured from wood cut on crown lands in measure. Appropriation bills will be Spring into various parts o f the arid road station at which his train stopped the Province o f Quebec prior to May 1 used to displace other basiness. shoulder. 148 cities were making any attempt last is subject to the countervailing There appears to be, therefore, West ia indicated by report* that have today. Although there waa a steady Are rabbits and mice skinning your to discover transmissible disease, 227 duty o f 25 cents a cord, or its equiva strong probability that the statehood come to the reclamation service. Train downpour o f rain, cheering crowds were examining defective vision, 171 young trees? lent o f 36 cents a ton in the manufact bill w ill be the last of all the import loads o f settlers have\>een pouring into hailed Mr. Taft, who spoke briefly at were examining for breathing troubles Cheap harness often proves an expen ured state aa print paper, as provided ant measures before congress to come Montana, Oregon and Washington and aeveral points. and only 117 for bad teeth. sive Instrument by the new tariff law, accordidng to a up for consideration. The indications large numbers have been seeking the The Influence of good teeth upon decision the Treasury department to are that final action cannot be taken be milder climate o f the Southwest A The most perfect milk can be quick Madriz Ready for Mediation. health and of proper breathing upon cheering feature in connection with the day. fore next session at least. ly and easily spoiled. Blueflelds, Nic., June 7.— General mental ability can no longer be ques Charging that Russian immigrants I t was practically settled tonight movement is said to be the return o f Estrada, leader o f the provisional gov It will cost no more per ponnd to tioned. It has been discovered, too, were being held virtually in a state of that ..... there . . .. . . will . . . . be _____ a _________ _ __ conference be- thousands of American citizens from grow a colt than a calf. that many dull and stupid children peonage on sugar plantations o f Ha tween the senate and the house on the Canada, offsetting in a measure the ernment, has repeated the offer that he made last March to Madriz lookidg to A little axle grease applied where It were so simply because they were un waii, President Gompers, o f the Amer railroad bill. Since Saturday last exodus o f others to the Dominion, the establishment of peace. belongs saves horseflesh. derfed. When properly nourished ican Federation of Labor, has protested there has been a movement on foot to i The conditions of his proposal pro Unthrashed cow pea hay, well cured, they became eager and bright. It has to Secretary Nagel, of the department have the house agree to the senate bill Marooned Miner Rescued, vide for the friendly ¡mediation o f the always been known that In order to ' o f commerce and labor, and the latter in its entirety and thus avoid a con- ranks among tbe beet of dairy feed. Seward, Alaska, June 8. — John United States, that country to desig Successful bog raisers will always keep a horse strong and spirited a has demanded the prosecution of the ference. Schmitt, o f Los Angeles, had a narro w nate the Nicaraguan whom it considers [ diet of water and hay Is not enough. bave clover alfalfa pastures for their escape from death late in May while most fit to occupy the presidency pro He must have oats. coming down the Susitna river from visionally, neither Dr. Madriz nor Gen Coal Land Bill Passed. animals. Small Investors Have Wail. It Is now shown that a child In Everybody la In danger of having Washington, June s.— The house bill Washington, June 9.— The depart Talkeetna station. His boat was cap eral Estrada being eligible; the pro school must bave a well-balanced diet, authorizing the disposal o f the surface ment o f justice has begun to hear from sized by floating ice, but Schmitt man visional president to convoke elections a poor stand of corn unless the seed not alone to be physically strong, but 1 coal lands for agricultural purposes “ small investors,’ ’ whoses securities aged to reach a log and made hia way for a constitutional presidenL la tested. as much In order to be mentally alert. waa ma re_ We do not need manure nor com The movement In some cities, there . was passed by the senate today. The have been affected by the stock market j to a rooned without food until rescued by Steamer Brings S900.000. mercial fertiliser on our orchards as fore, to provide a nourishing lunch at measure, which is considered very im fluctuations following the injunction the river steamer Alice. He was Dawson, Y . T., June 7.— The steam much as light cultivation and perfect a nominal price for school children portant, now requires only the signa suit against the Western Traffic asso ture o f the president to make it a law. ciation. Several letters of this char nearly dead of starvation and exposure er Schwatka arrived from Fairbanks care. who are poorly fed at home Is a fo r The bill will permit the settlement and acter came to Attorney General Wick- when found. yesterday, the first boat o f the year I f you cultivate your orchard, see ward step In education. cultivation o f vast areas o f public lands ersham in today’s mail, complaining of from the lower Yukon. The Schwatka that the ground Is kept finely muloh- Summer Practice Cruise Begins. which, while they have been with the depreciation in value as the result R fa t e m In S a t i n g . brought $900,000 o f Tanana gold fo r ed, In order to preserve the moisture drawn on account o f their coal depos Annapolis, Md., June 8.— Bound on o f the department's activities in the Seattle. The gold ia being shipped “The only good plan for saving Is to the trees should have. ita, are atiil valuable for agriculture. the annual summer practice cruise for Western railroad lltigtaion. They this year by express. The next steam- A cheap paint can be made from a make It an Invariable rule to deposit The government does not part with its the instruction o f midshipmen, the were anonymous, however, and no at —, — . er w ill bring $1,000,000 o f Fairbanks solution of borax and water mixed | something each week or each month,” control o f the land. hattleshipe, Iowa, flagship; tention was given them. Indiana | dust. The Schwatka sailed immedi says a bank president. “ Having thus with linseed oil. and Massachusetts, with Captain ately for the Iditarod, carrying 36 pas put the money aside, It should be con Every farmer In the country has a sidered out of reach and on no account Medical Trust Alleged. George R. Clark aa squadron command sengers to that point and 15 to other Paper Relief Planned. place for sheep, some perhaps only for to be drawn upon except In case of The cruises points. Washington, June 8.— An attack on Washington, June 9.— To enable the er, sailed this morning. fifty, others for 1,000. sickness, loss of employment or death. the Medical Journal, the official jour secretary of agriculture to conduct ex-1 this year w ill include stops at many Let the young pigs learn to eat with It Is surprising how money will pile nal o f the American Medical aasocia- periments in papermaking, the house I I foreign porta. 836.59 Each Man's Portion. their dams and as soon as possible put np when such a system as this Is fol ¡ tion, as being part o f a medical trust today adopted an amendment to th e] Washington, June 7.— Treasury offi Pittston Strike to Be Settled. them all on pasture. lowed. I f every one who possesses any building scheme o f that organization, sundry civil bill, carrying $30,000. A t- , cials figure that i f all the money in Wilkeebanre, Pa., June 8.— An early circulation in the United States were Make your head save your heels by Income at all would adopt tbe prac waa made before the house committee ter Mann had said the price o f paper commercce today by had recently risen from $2 to $4 a ton, | settlement o f the strike o f 12,000 divided equally, every man, woman careful planning, and yon can do twice tice and stick to It. no matter how on interstate ■mall the deposits might be, poverty Frederick A . Bangs, of Chicago. Mr. Representative Swazey, o f Maine, mineworkere in the Pittston district is and child would have $36.59. The total the work with fewer itepe. Bangs represented the National Lea made an impassioned speech in which looked for today. I t is possible there amount in general circulation is $319,- Hornless cattle are preferred by wonld be well nigh abolished." gue for American Freedom, which is he charged that newspapers had may be an adjustment o f grievances 382,284, o f which $298,076,537 was feeders and shippers, and they will us A man isn't necessarily a humorist opposing the pending bills for the "muckraked” public men who did not without the intercession o f a concilia- held in the treasury aa asaete o f the ually pag a premium for them I lon n a e he la good humored creation o f a department o f health. accept their views. * tion board. govern menL Washington, June 11. — Large amounts o f politics were mixed up with the debate on the sundry civil bill today, and it was all over the tariff. In the sundry civil bill was a pro vision for $250,000 with which to en able the president to investigate the operation of the preaent tariff law. Many senators took part in the dis cussion precipitated, and Senator Clay, o f Georgia, started the fireworks by charging that the measure was intend ed to delude the insurgent Republicans into the belief that there was to be an other revision o f the tariff, which he tried to prove by Republican senators with some measure o f success. By approving the latest Btep in the re-classification o f the national forests and public lands today, President T aft increased the public domain available to homestead entry to 1,182,816 acres and increased the national forests 381,- 094 acres. The proclamation which the president signed eliminated 11,154 arces from the Gunnison forest; 5,640 acres from the Cochetopa forest and 45,489 acres from the Uncompahgre forest, all in Colorado. A ll these lands wilt be available to settlers. The re-clasaification ia the govern ment’ s hope o f stemming the tide of emigration from the United States to the Canadian Northwest. With more than a million acres now avail able for homestead entry, it is de clared there w ill be no need of settlers going over the border to gain the ad vantages of a virgin homestead. Secretary Ballinger also made some additions to the lands available for homesteaders to day, when he desig nated 875,000 acres in Wyoming and nearly 4,000 acres in Colorado as avail able. _________ planters who, he says, have violated the alien contract labor law. The protest waa made two days ago and became known today. The de partment of commerce and labor some time ago started investigation on its own account. lailroads, Timbermen and Of ficials Co-operate.
