papTj-1 li
m
CROPS
GHT
TENDER VEQETABLES THRIVE
AT POWELL BUTTE.
Sugar.' Cone, Corn, Melons nntl To-
Do, Vll-l Onions
drown Nows of Thrifty
Neighborhood.
..raatOM
roWRti. nuTTR. Or., Sept. ia. Ar
thur Morrill baa proven to kit own at
liYactton that be can ralc tender -ef;e
(able on bit homestead. I.mt spring n.
an experiment be plowed up a Mil all mid
rather rocky piece on the upper tide of
bit plate, which lie well up on the tide
ot the butte, and planted a small amount
each o( tugar cane, tweet corn, quah,
pumpkin, cucumber, tiring beau,
watermelon, tnusktnelons and tonia
toes. Even though the summer Ims
been dryer thatl uiual. the cane, corn.
watermelons, tnuakmclont and tomatoes
hare done iplendldly Several ripe
watermelons have been picked weigh
ing 10 to 13 pounds and one weiging
14 pound. Kverythint; that waa
planted would htve Rrourn and produced
bad It BOt been damaged by squirrels
and rabbits. Melons have to be pro
tected from coyotes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds have
gone to the Willameltee Valley for fruit.
Hugh Mitchell has some especially
fine onions this year, they are the Red
Weaibenfield variety, and are large and
sweet, many of which will weigh a pound
each.
MIm Viola Reynolds is teaching the
Fowcll Bntte school this year.
Mrs. John I. Jones and son Raymond
have gone to Fortlaud, where they will
spend the winter. Mrs Jones had been
ill for some time, and left hoping to be
benefitted by the change of climate.
Mrs. J. T). Davidson has been spend
ing a week or soon their homeMcad.
Mrs. Davidson is well pleated with their
Fowcll Bntte ranch.
J. I. Jones is cutting a lsrge amount of
juniper wood with the 8 u. p. engine he
purchased recently. lie uses a small
circular saw. Mr. Prance is alsouiing
an engine to make cord wood.
GIGANTIC TREE STUMPS,
Dig Enough to D Hollowtd Out and
Uatd For Hautss,
The llm Uh of ttip 1'nclilu noriUwoat
nrt no ooIoimiiI tbm uftor tlio trovs tin
IiowihI inwn tlu mumps art iiswl for
clilltfrvn'n itliiynrouiula, Iiouhcs forfutu.
Illos to ltv Ui or for dunclng plaU
forms.
To mnkc n Mump home thr mntrrlnl
from the Interior la removed, lenvtni?
rnly eiiougli to form wnlls of sultitblo
thlcknoM. X roof of boards w shin
Kivn Is put over the top of tlio stump,
holes nit cut for windows nnd door.
and n fntnlly of llvi enn and often
UoJs mke It their dwelling. Tlio
stump botittrn nrv aotnetlmen. ul by
sot tiers until iliejr can build Inrgvr nnd
mom convenient home.
After the stump, home hits been va
cated It U turned Into a ntnblc for the
homes or aomellinivt Into an luclostin
for chickens or hog.
Next to the big tree of California the
fir or sequoia of Wushlngton nnd Ore
gon baa the InrjreM diameter. A they
decay rapidly, the hollowing out la
easy. Sometimes they are used for
dance platforms, somo of them accom
modatlng as many as four couples.
Another cintimt Is to turn the bis
stumps luto playgrounds for tbo chil
dren. The children reach the top by
pieces of wood nailed agitlnsi tho aide
or by ladders. A beautiful ue of the
iari- kiiiiiiis ia iii.tkihr iiirm imo unwu
or beds and covering them with trail
ing vines. Chicago Trlbutic.
lu distemper of a vest on the wnlls of
Wttichc'ster cnthedral, drfted 1-1 -SO. ho
that what Chnrlos It, took was merely
an exlstluff Kurmcul, which ho re
modeled, and by his patronage so pop
ularUed It that It became iv staudard
nrtlcto of gentleman's dress.
It
THE WAISTCOAT.
Patrontga
Oteamt Popular by the
of Charts II.
Few men realize how much they sr
being Influenced In their dress by King
Charles II., and yet It la to that mon
arch wc owe the adoption of the waist-,
coat as a regular article, of ccntle-
mao's dress, says London to. A. P.
At least that is so If wo are to accept
the statement of Pcpyn. who In his
diary under dato of Oct 10, ICOrt.
states: The king has declared his res
olution to set a fashion which be
would never alter," and rbUi day
King Charles II. began to pat on bis
rest. It Is ri very fine and handsome
garment,
Prior to this dato they were excep
tional garments, and there is even
somo doubt whether they were orig
inally worn by ladles or gentlemen,
though there Is good reason to believe
they superseded tho doublet, sucb as
was worn by Halelgb. Essex and other
notables of tbo Elizabethan age.
A neat waistcoat "wrought In silk
and gold" Is mentioned In "Patient
OrisselU ICKi and them Isa painting
Clsvsr Reasoning,
Itnthcr an orlglunl lesson In political
economy waa that onco taught by the
Japanese nobleman Awoto and thus
-translated by 8lr Edwin Arnold In
"Seas and lands'
One crentng as ho waa going to tho
palaco to tako Ida turn Ineeplug tho
night rvttch ho let tun ensh drop out
of hla tinder case Into tho stream and
then bought fifty cash worth of torches
to search for tho lost coin. Ills friend,
laughed at him for spending so much
In order to recover ao little, nnd ho re
plied, with a frown:
"Sirs, you are foolish and Ignorant of
economics. Had 1 not sought for them
ten cash they would have been lost
forever sunk In tho bottom of tho
Namerlgawa, Tho tlfty cash which I
bavo expended on torches will remain
In the hands of tho tradesman. Wheth
er ho has them or I Is no matter, bur
not a tluglo ono pf tho sixty has been
lost, and that Is a clear gain to tbo
country."
Wedding Ring Motto.
When posies or mottoes luscrlbed
Inside wedding rings wcro first Intro
duced does not seem to bo kuowu.
but from tbo sixteenth century uutll
the tnlddto of tbo eighteenth It waa
customary to havo them engraved on
rings. These mottoes seldom consist
ed of more .than two lines of a verse,
often of only oue, but thero are a
few Instances knowu where three
lines were used. Bome of these posies
are very quaint nnd curious, and a
few reach a high standard of poetic
beauty. The South Kensington mu
seum has a good collection of posy
rltKs. nnd among them are tho fol
lowing Inscriptions: "United hearts
death only parts;" "Let us share in
Joy and carej" "Lovo and live hap
pl'y.'' London Ktnndnrd.
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C J. REED, CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NONINATION FOR REPRE
SENTATIVE IN CONORESS.
I am a Roose.velt Insurgent Republican and favor bis "New Na
tionalism," which means an Increase of government powers.
I most heartily approve of the Insurgeut fight against Aldrich
Fayne and Cannonism.
I favor revision of the tariff, on the basis of Information furnished
by an expert tariff commission.
I favor government supervision of the capitalisation, not only of
public service corporations, but of all corporations doing interstatejbus
Iness. I favor extension of the work of the Department of Agriculture, of
the national aud state governments nnd of the agricultural colleges and
experiment stations, so as to take in all phases of life on the farm.
I favor regulation of the terms and conditions of labor by
means 01 coraprenensive workmen's comp:nsation acts, state and na
tional Jaws to regulate child labor aud the work of ntn nfr..-.
ol better sanitary conditions for workers and extension of the use of
sateiy appliances m industry and commerce, both within and between
the states.
I favor lly? direct election of United States senators and the direct
primary associated with the corrupt practices act,
I will vote for a bill to prevent the government from selling any
wore of its existing- water sites, the same to be leased.
MODERN TYPE, MODERN
MACHINERY, MODERN
METHODS.
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li)) The Dalit 7 Z.lat Mo, 07)0.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Slate Land Office,
Th Dalles, Oregon, Auguat 39, 1910,
Notice la hertby (Ireu tbat
Tbe Northern i'adfic lUllw.y Company,
wboae poatoffiee addrta U ht, I'aul, Mliincaots,
baa tbla a? day of Auiuat. 1010. filed In llila oHlr
It sppllntlou to select under the provUlouaof
mcAtiui uvnsrew (iwrvveu July i, ifri (jo
dip,, avii w. rtcnucu uj ,fc wi vnusreaj
pprurcu juajr 17, jytroi icKinninz pi lie quar
Ur poatof the weat aide ol Bectloa y,Tvip jo
ttoutb, Kuge I i:at. W. U., ruiiuin- thence
wcatochTna to poat No. 11 tbenca aouth
chains lo poat No. : 4hence treat 30 chains lo poat
No. j; thence aouth to chain lo pot No 4:
thence eiat 30 chain to poat No. 31 thence
north 30 cbalne to txnt No 3: Iheurc rail
chain to poat No. 0; thence north 30 chain to
ine puce 01 ueginninsi wnicn tract when aur
veyed will bedcacrlEcd aai NIIU BUM', VU
8IIX, Bee. 3J, Tvrp. 30 HvUtb, K.ujteil i!t, W.
Anv and all nermona elalmlnir pr!vi.ratw it.
landadcacrlbed.ordeflirliiir to ohlret hMmui. nf
inewincrai cnaracier ui in uuu, or lor any
other reeaon. to the dlapoaal to (ppllcanl, ahould
pie their pffldarlta of proteat In ibla office, on or
"'" iu.,1 up ui vkwutrt iyi9.
. C W. UOOXU, Kcgltter,
it Is now
UP TO YOU
The popular COLONIST FAIKS
will kIii lie III tlfrct lietneeil
Septemlier Ijth ami Octolier
tjtli, ilurlni; Which perlml tick
et to SIIAN1K0 will m oil aulo
dally from
CHICAGO at . .$33.00
ST. LOUIS . . . 32.00
OMAHA . . . 25.00
KANSAS CITY . 25.00
ST. PAUL . . . 25.00
ami from other eltlea rorre
pomlliiKly low. Thee ore Wet
bound, one-war (area otilv, hut
anyone here can I'UIU'AY (or
relative or friemla In the ltt.
If (leireil, Conault yon local
railroad aeut
NOW IS
THE TIME
to let the world know nf our
vaat rcaource and aplcnillil tip.
portunltlea for tlO.MIl IIUILII
liNO. Write to eterjone you
know in the laat. Send them
good Inatrucllve printed matter,
and tell them that the coat nf
celling here I but little more
than half the uul coat, and to
call on a rcprlacutatlve ol the
O. R. & N. CO.
n..rtr it,. mm. nu.lrr ilia tiiuvlllillia ol III tl
of June. i ii,mleHaiaiMlwtf inown
lhe"llilMfr ami Won l,w," l aueh. vnlna a
inUhtlilliMtiyaipilrinenl aim tn . '
awaiiiltiaiiih rpHkalluu. ine lnl hI llnilwr
IhrleuH lwe lrM a.llHiairJ ami valiwl liy !
itikani. ihaliaiiwrraiiHiitnl k. lwil lj
il li Iff M , mtd lilt UimI liwthlm, thai aaW
iiiH4iii will ifr final iwl In . whi l hf
Bi.lt mm ami awtrni Hleinti m ihe Hh ilay
ufiMtalwI. ivia, I!"' II C llllia,
mlMiuiirr, at lit. iiiHf at lirml. tiiti
Any iiim Hit litKity tu hIm
iIi.m Ufui. rnliy.ut liilllalra run
tiwf twfct lalHl I.M, by fillMrMitw"ai
nlarrhUtll liilhiaolhe, atlrglHi laria whhh
nutiM ilifMt thUy.
jjl (5 W MlMlKII. MValr
HII
SAVK MONEY I;5; .
" i'iurniii'fl
moticii oi
a l.aml
MIMTOHATION Of I't'HI.IC
mfa to ftelilamrm aud Unity. Iniwil-
liitnl r Ih Inlfitar. tlewral Mini timet
Wo.liln.li.il. t. C . July , Ui NnlKt U h
hrilttaUhe lwblK land. Hi I He MkmlNK
demllwl ie4vlikh "mmWM Hum Hi.
Ihmitiulea NaimiMi 1'h.1, iiih. uy prvviama
ullennl the ItraMeut a!.! tlay l, Ifiv. Il iwl
bthalwlae wuMuhii. ttwIlKl, uf ajiuMMUInl.
y aullinf Ity ol Ih emiy bi in "'
t rtilwril In tl eWlt dantalH H tle4afcr
nlll by
nifihir
her M.
... .. ..- . . , TI- . . ... . . . . . 1
lyiii. ami lwcm auwftl in mhihhui bii wi
after Ih tdatr. tail nut lit enliy DIlH M !
Ihiu UHtliimawt .ftir Nu,nlwf i, ma. it Hit
I'nUntHtalMMuiliirnrtai l.aai, i'i.y
In r. ai a . U i R. ftraa I. a it. Il and II. In T
lit.ll.it It , Wn 1. a awl 7Hd V H .'
See a, WillaniatU MmMwh. Winl I htfotiy
fiwiMlir lmi thai mm iiii will U iihIHi
t.(.lii.i e.tielK any iliht wlMlttat Mitdtf
any Mtlkmrnl ir ku.IIii Umii after May
w, mia, awl ptlor In (Mxr tt, htiv, an.1 at)
.well attllew.nl ui uvrupalmn la hfl.hy tmUA
ilea ItlllN Mcril.M'l.. AHIni Aul.laiil Cm
MlwUn.r ( lh ii.u.ial Lam! imiet. AiM
July 4. Ivl' I'KANK I'IKHCtt. I'llH Allaul
hrviet.iy Milha Inletlur -
Soelalliit County Convention.
Tlit itortellal CouHly Cnneaulaun (' Crnnti
Cuunly, Wale bf IMeiOH. I hthy eallnl tu
nirel at in Urtult Cuutl tmi at 1'ilneirlllr,
OrTnin. mi fUtilKUr. HetilemhM llth. wie at I
tKlk p. hi , he Ihe (wipuM r iHmlnlltn ma
dMalra tot County Mhc. U la? niletl at th nl I
rvneiat eln-iioM. aihl Ar Ihe IranaaclKHt r.uah i
uttitr taiIH.Ma. may law IwHMr MklfwateH I
iln. rnia win im? a m.a. cwaniHiii ami an.
eraun. In Ciim Cmiiity. Hl.lt a. Clirgmi
olin
Willi tllll
Ilorllctilluml lire Keller of Oregon
Mtttiml, Imme iilfiuc, Sulcin, Oie
Let Hit explnln
S II SNIIiKKAKfiit, lli'ii.l, Oic.
Palace
Restaiirant
Rooms for Rent
Confectionery, I'riilt
Picnic SupplIrN, ClxnrH
J. F. Taggar. & Co.
ltttltiMtta un
niilcliHI
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PAINTER
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pie in Ilia eiHiHly. t'rt
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Ilox 39. Ilend, Otr5in.
man lelit hlentinrd i
Ih IhMtatltl llHnt-
for all dcttrcd
addrei
Information, o'r
WM. McMURRAY
QENURAL PASSUNQUR AQIINT
PORTLAND, OREGON
menlwiUli entuM U a kt In Ihe wortnl
intanimeewiirrniMn. A .aeri wait rtiMt.
laden will addita. the omtealHHt
IMtt hyweilar of AartalM vvtinty CMllal
Commltlee, AuihiI I.I, lta.
J. II lliiaNay, J. II. HMril.
ff Ctwlrwan niuy.
NOTICK FOB rUIII.IC.Vr.0N.
iNjiMitmanl lalrtUr.
V. I- Uml (IITt. Ukevlear, Or.,
An(hiI , Ifiat.
Nvtlt la brrrtiy airen tb.l-
,1tlUmll Howard,
r KaaUaat, IH.aaw, M aa le4a?Mry H.
lyai, m4 llaiiiailaad HHliy, N. . Nm
HtT.HK.Ket. i. naKiit.M any U "H
HxU.hn M T llH.. H la II.. W l . ha. tWd
iwlHia art lul.AtkMi la Hwkt I'lnal '! Ve.r I
ltaar UeataMl.h cklm la the land at4al
wtt!.l. bM I- S. Cwawl.nnner v l Vnl, t
at MIm Mke, lltetciM. on Ih je4 day ef ata- ,
Irmhef lt
llaiaMnt mmhm aHaiun i
i.euff iiewiu, 1'iaiiK iwct. i. v vamartu,
fitofie My. all of Koatand lift
AHTIIl'R V OHTON
II IT Kijl.tef.
CITY DRAY
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a .f
vu handi.i: nvimvriiiNd
Leave your irlrr with Nirk Mint!'
Wall Ht . rtrtid
SPECIAL SALE
Lap Robe Dusters,
20 per cent Discount
ONLY A mw I.IUT
Just Received A fine now lino of HARNESS nnd
MICHIGAN BUGGIES. Como in and get thoprico.
aino
Buckley Express
Co.
Direct Itxprch Service tctw?en
Slirttiiko nntl Jlcml.
Two Uin Hnch way every wccVJ
Careful Attention
No
r.r.cf
I wwftva
H. J. EGGLESTON
Bend Planing Mill
Ornamental and Interior Mill Work,
Store Fronts and Fixtures,
Sideboards, Cabinets and Furniture,
Door and Window Framing, etc.
Architects and Builders.
i'
Sherritt & Woolley Wood wood
CONTRACTING
CARPENTERS
AND JOBBERS
Sutherland
(Sh Mcintosh
PIHST-CI.ASS WOKK
(IUAUANTiIHI)
nSTIMATHsl'URNISMIU)
ON ALL KINDS OP
WORK
Fresh Fruits
ORANGES
BANANAS, LEMONS
WILL DR CARKIItD IN STOCK BY US IIKRKAI'TER.
Pine Candies
Williams Brothers.
I Imvo nothitif I,ttt llic flnc-Ht
of dry block woo. All
cosu you, in iO'IiicIi loiiKllii
in JM 50 a cortl in your yurtl
Dry Mini) Woml fa 00 n ronl.
Sw F.M.CARTER
when you wont wood.
JOHN LGOAT
nitAtnn IN
Hnrncss and Saddlery
Trunks and Vnllscs
Rcpnlrvd
t