'Mt
If
BENDWALLOPPED
SAD EXIIIIIITION ON SUNDAY
rlecrrlary fHlate...,
Cultivating Glnrjtr.
(linger In Hindu it timltnr of Rclontlflp
culture In Jamaica., It l propngnted
by ciilttiiK up Kinnll piece, of tlio root,
nml, If Mifllilc, rich, cool nail from
rccuntly cleared woods I mIicIpi1 for
it. It U it great ImpoverlMhor of the
oil 'nml grow no luxuriantly Hint In
n abort time n 111 t tf plrco of root will
spread k ii h to proituro nenrly n poiiml
of now rootn, Tim not nro planted In
Mnrch or April nml get to tliclr full
growth nlHttit Hciiti'tiilwr. The root
nro iIiik iiaunlly In .litimilcn In Jnimnry
or I'ebriniry They nro washed, ex
posed to tin miiii until thoroughly dried
nml packed In parcel of nlHTnt n hun
dred poumlK imi'li, In ruder in dry
Tin.ru u .limit ime L-..od feature u t llifiit more rapidly they nn- fli-nf nonlil-
Holiday! UmImII game lirtwcen Hcml " Hill rapper h( In order lo de- K17!!riK'?iAf"2L
n.i. h picked lean. Irum HUl. himI Ked-! "rny life. '"'' rwM ..re very . .,,
' ,1-' i .1 . !.. iw.i iii.iinu i toiinrlcMiw, U'hlto g tiger n tid li nek
iiioiii.,.)..!. that Hit Art K. ' Bwrr nr ,rnm 10 ,, ,,, , ..,...,..,
OIM'ICIAI, WRI'.CTOKY.
UNITXII STATU
I'rceMerit William II. Tift.
Vlc-rinl.ikiii,. .lemfa Sherman
.::.rfS
inlander C. Ktl'
Tragedy of llrrors (Ioh to Strong
Ttnin I'rum Statera nnd
Uednimid fly 16 to
4 Score.
rlecrrlary '-(Tlexurf franklin MacVemh
Herniary f 1'iicr lor. . . Hicliaiit A, iiatllnter
Hciitttryur War..... ,J, M. Dicklnwiii
Hrcrelary uf Wavy (leurge fon I, Meyer
Seuelry i( Coin mric ami raburjClierU Nagel
roiiulr (Irnrnl I'lank II. Illtfluixk
Allurnry lirnrral O cuter W. Wlcluf iliaMi
Hu-retary of AkiIcuII jie I Jwine Wilton
BTATK
(lori-ihdr .,...!'. W.llfiiaon
hrtr elaly iif Male )'. W. Heueou
Tlrarunr . (, A. Hleel
Altoiur) (Uncial .... , A, It. Crawford
Hut I'utilk liitiructlun . II. Acfceriuaii
Hlate I'llnlrr W. H. Dunnlwuy
Dairy aitl lwl Coiiiiilli)iirr . . . J. W. lulle,
I'oiiiMilirli'iitr uf liUir atalldlra. .. I' llofl
SThM K Cemitll
Clt'leOr AIicIiImii
II. wild Will
(lame and I'oieitrv Wariteu U.I) Mrrrnaon
....junn ii, jrwi
' It
Craftsman Homes
Waste , Material Utilized For Beautiful and Per
manent House Bulldlntf.
At wt timt tt undttitand mft and mti hu much ihi ttauty tf a
htttit diptndi uptn tti tuitabitity le ihi landttapt tn which it standi
iv find thai ntthint htlpt it It titng it Hi iwmundmit at ihi
utt tf thl nattvt ittnt in ill maitnry,"
I Uirt ;
which wai wrll nUycil. Tim ollmr
elKhl tliowfil h rfHy ftrt-cl r urn on
th o(fcl ol oft iUy ptatyltiK ''''' c'M
lull, ami Incidentally 111tit rthi the
KMva necvaalty for imc hard practice
If llriiil Uto retain her well-wou title of
cliauiplon.
The Kiine alurleil n hour lirr ila
ule lime. After the firal luiiiiiu tin
liagcdy tKaii, I" 111 tie? exclianva lie
tMcen pllcher, Oral and home, Hlrldl,
who w I'oldliiK down the Initial rack,
preaenteil the touiUia with two lallr
hy IhrowliiK ! ,M"H I"4"1 v" Mntie,
who wn CHtclllliK, O' Don ni 11 Im-Iiii; ale
aul. It waa III llm llilld, huwevrr, thai
theblKCUitruplie came for In that Im
nliiK the vUltora tolled up Ij rum, Ii
wuKulp'a ImiiI dr after hunch of
hlli hail lieen made off llcnd'a veteran
twlilcr, he went to the center Krdeii,
Keuncar tryliic lilt hand at the Wb
work, pruvl'iK il ,y in.irk lor Ihr
Ii4lter. About evrrylHwIy heliu'd Hit
dirrnrcncc nrlaiiiK from inclliuda of
curlnjf llooiw for nucnr iirtforrluir nro
dun while iulio yniiriK, Pcfore tho
ntftna nro moro than flvu or lx luchcn
liluh.
A LuckltM Word.
Pupenoliliiu ilh hunt, nl Irnul In Hip
nnrthof Cniflnml. on Tyiuidd It U'
rrrkotied lilchly untiirky lo hour or
iiiciillon the wonl "pic." nml evil con
witirnrw run only In nvurUil by
tolichliiK cold Iron, If Hint material l
not nt hntid In unmo inuat bo uttrrvd
nlotid n the licit Ixrnt HiIiib,
It I no uncommon HiIiik to co n
croup of Mtlora or workiuon nuddenty
Kcattrr to lay hold of Iron rnllltiR,
lmipot, etc., when by chance "phi"
line Rllppnl Into their con reran I Ion,
A alrnncrr In the dlitrlct wnn not
lone ngo piiwlrd to are. four little "hoc
black, tiniird at Kmua of cnnla
oil tlu'lr blnrknff lx)i, nuddcnly iH-rnm-hie
to their feel, run to aome Iron poata
CtiamMlliilii
-1 Jonathan iwutnr, jr.
W c Ilawlry
I W K,l'lll
Huptrnir Juilici
erernl rnnla nwny, touch them nnd
Kood work nlonj! with eriora. until the "' :l"' nml rcnunio their itnmr
worer ltecatne cahouitcd and Hie tide
wak rttlinl.
In the fourth Van Matre went Into
the bo, Kulp catclilnt,', ami everybody
ptayluK better ball, I'roin thli jxilnl on
the visitor acorctl one uukluu a total of
6 run at anlnt llcnd'a . Tho vlt
lion had an exceptionally tuong llue
up, Tethrrow and lUrr at battery partlc-1
lilarly coutrlbutlnK In Itvtid't defeat, In
addition, they fielded well ami did worn
dera with the tllck It It uuderttood
that meat effort Ii briiiK made lo ar
quite uncoiiconicilly. When he obtained
nn pxplanntlon Ida nmuaement equnlcil
hU natnnlaliuiPiiL. The orlcln of the
auperatlllon aceiu to be unknown,
I-ondon Hcrapa.,
Uiii Animate Make of Their Tall.
Iloraea, cow nnd otlior crcaturqi
ue their tail an fly (tapper. Call,
aqulrrela and many tuoro Iwlat Hiera
around their neck for comforter.
The rat hi relied the ute of the Utt
to a One art, for by It mean It suldea
the blind and ileal Jelly, oil and
cream out of Jar and bottle. The
raime another K'e between the iv.o macaco playa merrily with It tall
leauii.
T A MrlirMr
I I' A lbur
.. M. lUUn
Wm. K. Kln(
1 w. I ruaier
KKVKNTII JUrilCIAI.jSlnrHICT
Jtt,lfr,44..,MMAMM MM, W I, iirartfthaw
Allorney -.......... t'lfrt W. Wllion
Math noati(ir Conirol (Wrr )
l4i II I w Hut Km l"rl Klrin,Or
ii I llw ,. huh 1)1 No, i .. .liuuanri, r
I. l rtvii,nuii,)liv. hu, i liakerci.y,Or
CHlOK COUNTY
lu,l, ..j.. II C Ittllt
Clnk. ...... ........ ... ....Wticu lltowu
Hlitillf... .-.. ..... Hrarik hlklne
TlralUfrt . . m .W V KlIlK
iMif, ., - . II. M Hollftlr
kthoil MiU'llllrlllrnlmM.. " A foul
Krtror . . ... . .....rri-d a Klit
I K II. natlry
'ijaaieeHkc
ComiulMloiieit h- ..-,.....
Tlllt COUKTfl
Clicvir Citfur first Monday In May; Iblrd
Monday Ih txtober.
rauaain i.uuiiT-"i'iri nonair in rocn momn
CciMMitaionRit' Court Hirtt
Wedneaday
iKHrinuer
In lanuarv. March. Mar. July.
ana rioreinnrr,
Akniciiooi.1iitrict No, it,
U. C. Coe
tllrett or ...
Clrrk .'.
Teacher a..,
Mayor.
Krrutdrr..
!U. C. Coc .
C. W Mfnlll
M TrlpVll
Trraiurern
Trip'
It. A. Hmltli
fMlMKulhl.. Krkl
IIm Anne II Market
Mle Mawle Vandrrerl
MIm Marion U'lrai
Mix Nona Hlrhantaon
MIm Ftorenc C. Vonny,
CITV OH KNU
,..-m.--, -C W. Merrill
. . .... ..II. C. Itlllr
(,J. hpeucer
Hler
ill
AlderraeR .
M.N. Hun
ll.llnr
I II. J.llrtltulf
T. w. Trlplt
I. II. Kelley
TrlfUtl
Keller
O, kelleri
Jutt a Qod.
"Hot you any xiac atampar
Itkrtl the man entering the dniKitnre
"I have out." replied the (IruscUt,
"but I've koI plnirrx that atlck Jual
a KOod.MVonkeni Hlateaman,
If you wUh any hlrtatnc look for It
you rlf. Ani 0.
Forethought
"'ou nrc prnhnbty not uwnre. lr,H
alil Hie nncry fnther, "that lait year
my ilnushlcr ipent fl00 on her
dren.H
"Yen. I am," Raid the younff man
firmly "I advlted ber to do It over
jrnr ni;o, when wo Grit became en
a a kitten doc, and tho mnrinoaet
whllo It aleeim me It tall a a ort
of blanket. The raccoon catchc crab
with In tall. I.rrrr one knowa bow
the monkey Journey through pathlea 'priced,
lurmia vj awiiiuiiiB iroiu erre in irve,
while the flhe nicer their way throuuh A Hard Jolt
the water by tliclr tall flu. The ant Horem-I auffcr moat awfully from
eater put up It big buauy tall for an ,n,ornn.,. jon't you know. The Olrl-
umbrclla. The vanity of tho peacock ,)M you extr tTJ ulk,ng t0 ,our,cfj
la fed by the beauty of lu tall, Dumb uitralrd Hit.
Animal, I
RIVERSIDE and LYTLE
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I
Additions
Buy
a few of these CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS
or CORNERS for BUSINESS PROPERTY, $150 to
$400. Size 50x140 feet. They will certainly
double in value within the next twelve months.
fly GUSTAV STICKLEY.
T Is only when men become wUe and thoughtful that tbey become fruiral."
aays smiie in -innn." and yet I doubt tt In general we think of econ
omy a the outgrowth of wladoin and thought. To moat ot u It mean
Raring In ezpenae, giving up eomelhlng Hint we want for aoroetnlng that
we need, liut there I a deeper economy man ihi to whlrh. It fecata to me.
Umllen refer. Kconomy ot appreciation la a good a name for It nn any, the
economy that ace Into tbn nature ot tiling and uudcrtnn!a and appreciate
pOMlbllltle that lie within them. Tbl I a conRtrurtlve economy. No real
ecouorr la exactly paulve. for by cutting out unnccetumry exene we add.
In a way, to our Income, but the economy of appreciation actively contribute
aomelblng of the world'a atorchouse of utility.
There 1 oo better example ot tbl ort of economy than the present ne of
field atone In country architecture. Onrc wan the time when a man buying a
building alte of unbroken ground catlmuted In bl coat of building tbo clearing
of tbo land from rock. He bad them dug up and banted away to the nearest
dumping grounds and then, perhaps, after the objectionable rock were re
moved be put up a bouse built wholly or partly of quarried stone, for which
be paid a good price. Tbls certainly wa not economy. Tbeo one day it occur
red to a man who was about to build a little colony of suburban bouses that
this waste material bnd many desirable characteristics. It waa One. sound
stone, nnd It bsd great beauty of color. Why should be buy alone when be
could And aa much aa he wished either nn bis oAn land or on Ibe property of
neighboring farmers.' who were continually carrying It off and throwing it
away? There aeemed do reason why It should not be uied and many reasons
why tt abould. Accordingly be Invited tbe tarroers to dump on his bind all
this waste stone beyond a certain size that tbey were taking from old walla
and clearing, and for It bo paid them Jin load. He got plenty of stone from
tbe farmer, who were amply repaid for tbe labor of transportation, and bis
pleasing eccentricity In paying for waste caused many a remark until be be
gan building a series of beautiful little cottages, tbe material for which had
coat blm very little In proportion to Its vslue. ills bouses certainty were eco
nomically built, and by taking thought ho bad discovered ibe utility of a waste'
material and contributed a new source of prnOt to the vicinity.
A we cod to understand more nnd more how "much tbe beauty ot a
house depends upon Its suitability to tbo laiilscape In wblcb It stands we Hod
that notnlng so helps it to
belong to Ita surround
ings as tbe use of tbe
native atone In its ma
sonry. A rugged land
scape needs a rugged
structure. Quarried stone
la too tine and too severe,
but tbo stone that la
weathered for centuries
on that very alto makes
tbe bou 10 built of It seem
almost a product of tbe
spot.
Often it to necessary
to abapo tbo blocks, and
tbo new aurfaco of tba
split atone ahowa a re
markable "lay of color.
Tbo general color of field
atone differ; of course.
SHJH C arma'j'finH'f.ae.HRH
IHDmrrwfcT'.Ta t rtt'ar.viwVj'"vuvAPi1V
He UAA.tiu.utmntuifMT
Ml r tlTlty . H .ITTVnrJTlrrJ
1 iJ .JMrl-J aa
" " 1
HE NEVER MISSD.
A Well Paid, Fiery Job TTht Wears a
Man Out In Fifteen Year.
The i nun who stood at the lever had
n story Hint I common nil over Amer
ica. Ten years before ho had been a.
pen M nt hid In a dull little vllto&a In
Ireland. Drawn up and along by the
emigrant tide, bo had drifted to Chi
cago, and hero In tho works he had
caught tbe truo spirit of tbe place,
which la to strain every nerve and
rine. no had risen. His pay was 190
a week. Ho worked every night from
0 p. rn. to a. m., twelve vigilant
hours. Wntctilng lboe thre mam
moth tanks, by the tints and hues In
their columns of flame b could tell
Juat when lo wrench back a, lever.
This he did over a hundred times In
the night, and If he missed by so much
as thirty seconds he spoiled thousands
of dollars' worth ot atech Ha never
mlaacd.
To bold Ibis Job to to Jam the,
strength of a lifetime into fifteen
years at tW a week. Tbe man recog
nized till as a matter of course, only
qualifying It by the remark that be
knew of a redheaded Scotchman at
Homestead who had beld it seventeen
year before breaking. Tbat his whole
life bad been changed; that tbe little
Irish villsge. the misty bog and tbo,
hovels were back in another age. oa'
another plsnet-all tbls be felt vague
ly and summed It up. with a twinkle.
"Shure." be said. "It's a terrible quick
spin tbls ould wurld to aftber takis'."
Out he loved tbe fiery Job. called tbe
buge tanks "me darlln'a" and said so
would ralber be what he waa than be
president. Ernest Tool la JEvery
body's. COLORS IN FUGS.
Red Is Oia Matt Frequent, and After
a That Com Blua. .
It Is entirety appropriate, of course,
tbat red, tbe war color, abould appear
so frequently In tbe Sags of tbe vari
ous nations. Of tbo Sas ef tbe coun
tries of the eastern bemtopbero titer
to only onethat of Greece welch
does not show tho martial color. In
tbe western hemisphere, however, w
find several standard Bot afeewcBff
red, Tbe flags ot the Argentine Re
public, UrazlU Nicaragua, GtMtetMai.
Uruguay and Honduraa coataia bo
red.
In tbls country there to no red la
tbe union Jack or In tbe flag of the
secretary of tbe nary, tbe admiral e
Hie navythe rear admiral senior la
rank and tbe rear admiral JaaJor la
rank. Red appear In tbe pennaat of
the rear admiral second In rank aBd
tbe pennant of tbe revenue martae.
Tbe United Stales mall flag also fcaows
red. nnd tbat color to also found la
the pennants for Ibe vessels of tbe
lighthouse service, tbe yacht eaetga.
tho ensign of tbe revenue asartee. tk
presld cat's and tbe secretary of war
staBdsrda.
Tbe flag tbat are almost eaUre!y
red. except for the devices aaowa
thereon, are those of Anstrto-HBagary.
Egypt. Morocco and Japan. Tbo flag
ot Turkey to practically, of a Mild red.
After red tbe prevailing eater la flags
la blue. narpefa Weekly.
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according to tbo geological
formaUon ot tho different
part of tbe country, but
tbo coloring Is alwaya soft
and varied. I remember In
a flrcplaco that 1 waa
building of split field stone,
all of wblcb waa taken
from tbo Immediate neigh
borhood, I found no two
pieces that wero exactly
tho name In color. Tbey
varied all tho way from
alate gray to a light fawn,
but In tbo chimney piece
they neutralised each other
Into a aurfaco of beautiful
ly blended color. What
idaad fSl IT JC7,rP l'.laaaaaaaal
bbbbbbbbI FitvI aBR
VT Pl J aM t
Nit. a. A i-am llr
JL- &!: JY i
w"s111 y 'a
a
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Call on or write to v
M. E. THOMPSON CO.
i
Henry Building, 4th & Oak St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
"na
J. A. EASTES, Resident Agent .
Wp are here tO StflV Oregon Street, between Wall and Bond
"oolv " fcV a.jr iiT?Mn nmfrnw.
I " '" ' UHi UllUUUll
quarried stono is to formal archltcturo field stouo Is now to tbo simple bunga
lows and amall bousea tbat are becoming mora prevalent aa Americans turn
moro generally to oufot door life. It has Juat the necessary roughness to
blend with these llttlo structures, which seem almost aa much a part ot nature
aa tbe trees, Tho effect or tbo combination with wood Unta to wholly artistic
and restful.
The Craftsman house tbat Is shown with this article to constructed almost
entirely of field atono and was built for a surprisingly small sum, because tbe
neighborhood which was very rugged tn character, abounded with old atone
walls that had lo bo destroyed. It tho material bnd been bought or trans
ported from a long distance tho cost would bavo amounted to quite a different
figure: but, as It was, tho builders gathered their stone within a amall radius,
tbua saving nil expense ot transportation.
Tbe little dwelling to very almple In lino. Tbo front, with a small porch
orcr tbe door, faces upon n drive, Tho rear approaches the edgo of & rarlue
whoso aides are covered with trees, so that the edgea of tho roof and tho sleep
ing balcony nro practically among the treetops. For Hi Li reasonalso tbe out
door sitting room la built In tho form of a terrace, the shade being afforded by
Ibo branches nt tbe trees which spread above It, Very little has been done In
tho way of trading tbe land about It. so that tbo slto baa been left much In
Its original state, nay berry, with Its pungent green leaves and gray berries,
ha been found to be the moat effective ah rub, and tho blossoiaa ot tbo wild
rose, thistle nnd golclonrod, each In its season, help to form a natural garden.
Tbo houao Is very attractively arrntiRed within. Tbo big living room has a
beautiful woodon celling, wblcb gives a rich, warm color to tho interior. The
fireplace Is made of the atone from which tbe house Is built and gives a pleas
ant sense ot unity between the inner nnd outer walls. On either side of the
fireplace bookcases are built In, and below the broad windows! a deep couch,
In the chamber above a foundation floor of chestnut with tbe finished surface
down reeta upon the celling beams, and this floor makes tbocelllng of tbe liv
ing room, while another flooring is laid upon thbi with a dca fenlng quilt be
tween for use In tho chamber above.
The dining room to separated from tho living room only by a shallow grill.
Tbo sideboard Is built Into tbo room. Upstairs arc two largo chambers fitted
with closrta aud containing built In window scats and cozy fireplaces, A
smallor chamber U connected with tbo largo one on cither aldo of It, and all
three givo upon a sleeping balcony, halt ot wblcb la sheltered by tlio roof, a
welcome arrangement In sevcro weather, while tbe other half la open to tbe
tfy.
Something Wrong.
Tbe balleou pilot landed Lb tat) HtU
backwooda village and told tbe loiter
er tbo thrilllBg story of Ms escape.
"And at one UmeV he related. wKa
dramaUc force, "1 was la a stem aBd
sweeping over a vast desert. There
waa nothing to do but throw oat saad
and prepare for tho worst. CeaUeatea,
at one time I felt aa It I had teat say
bead and gone plumb crazy."
The oldest Inhabitant-slowly Hasted
rbls plpo and drawled, with a sarcastic
amlle:
"Tou must have beea plBBta crazy,
bub. to throw sand oa a desert. Dtda't
you think there waa enough sand
thero alreadyr CbJcago Kew.''
What Intermltttflcy Maa! ,
Intcrmlttency to tbat forw,1? friga
larlty lu which tbe pul4 ajsaitsa m.
drop a beat occasionally. Iatinaaa Ja
slancea It occur regularly aad trwe
thrco times per minute for' several
hours. Sometimes also k to very Ir
regular and to noted a BHBtaer
times within a few second d not
again for a minute or more, Thta pe
culiarity generally causae much aa-
easiness. Vet, while It may be a very
serious symptom and associated wka
grave and Incurable disease of the
heart. It often alguiflee merely a func
tional disturbance which to la nowise
dangerous.
Why Hi Gat Up.
It waa only about noonday, but the
commuter yawned. He yawned beavt
ly two-or three times,
"Got up at 6 o'clcck." be exptoleed.
"Had to catch aay train. When asy
wife waked ae I 'said to ber: 'Six
o'clock: The chicken haven't begun
to crow yit, baye'theyt Why meet I
get up before the cukkeaa do, I'd Ilka
to' know.'
"1 don't know,' she M.utJess It'a
because you're so chick.' "-New
York Press.
Fatal Curletlty.
"now did tbey manage te get sock
a fine thumb print of the burglarr
"Tbo house bnd been painted that
day. and he Just couldn't resist the
temptation te feel of tbepalat to see
It It was dry,"-HoueoaFt.
Her Worry.
Mrs. Boyle Tou seem Babapey.
Mrs. Doyle-1 am. ' I doa't beUere
that If I' were to die say " haebaad
would wear as deep mouralag aa be
did for hi first wife. New York Pre.
Bcrupke too rigid are aetateg else
but concealed prkIe.-Goetae,
t.