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XI.
VOL.
SCIO.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form for Our
Bosy Readers.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
A Rwaume of the Lasa Important but
Not
Laaa
Intarwatlng
Evwnta
of thw Past Weak.
Hrnator
president.
Platt
favor»
R«x»evalt for
Henstor Borah says Idaho ia for Taft
or Hlights.
Hwretary Taft ir at Vladivostok •nd
will burry heme.
low abiding Chicago Italians
organlx«-d against the Black Hand.
Twruty-four rwcaprd political prison­
er« from Russia have just arrive«! in
New York.
A fin* at Kansas City, Mo , destroyed
several building,, an I an unknown
woman was burncl to death.
Nearly all congreaetn«»n agrve that
the Ar-t measure passed at the coming
aeasi ji «III be a currem'y hill. .
Three ranvieta ereaped from the Ne
vada penitentiary
by uvtrpisa ing
their g iaid,. Two of them were rap-
turod ami the third committed auilde.
1.1 NX
Premier
t'ampbe'I-Bannerman,
E e'and. is mrloualy III.
of
The New York banks are Iwglnning
to retire their clearing house certifi-
cates.
Bryan »ays that while he 1« willing
to be the Democratic rand Ida te for pres­
ident, be Is not anaioua.
1907.
NO.
OKLAHOMA A STAÎE.
Cort«'you Announcre Plan to Rellava
Finar C*«l Siluation.
Impress ve Ceramoeles Mark th« Ad­
mission to Union,
t.
Guthrie, Okla., Nov 18.—With Im-
t
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Waahlngtoai, Nov. 18. — Hacretary I
Coitelyou ba* made the Imporiant an­
nouncement tliat as a mraua of afford­
ing rvdef Io the Anancial situation, the
treaaury would i>«ue |5<>,000,000 <>f
Panama bonde ami |100,( m M), v MM* certi-
Aeatia of io’feMetlnca«, or ao mu< h
thcirat as may !«> nevr»a»ry. The car-
tltiratra will run for one y«*r. arid will |
l«*ar 3 per cent internet.
The sverclery'a actlcn In coming to |
.the relief <>f the Anancial aituation Woo d M«se Wate-wsy*
Commi,non
meets
with
Prrai lent
Roosevelt'«
Parnun, it— Work tn H'ght to
hearty approval, ami the plan is the
outraiiH- ot tin- several White Hou,»
Cost S400.000.000
confer»oree which have l«-en h, Id with-
th«- !»•• f.-W d»v . « ' ■ • ' ■ »
n :»
sitiiati ’ii waa nndrr e* n«i<hration.
Washington, Nov. IV—Repraeauta-
Secretary Cortelyou seya that the
I PntMBta lon-is will afford autwtantial tive Hwrtlnddt, ol Missouri, after a talk
With President Roosevelt today, an­
relief, *• the law provides *t««t they
nounced hi» intention of introducing a
| may Is* used as a i«,i, for additional bill a» voon as congre«» meets to give
nali* nal isrnk circulation.
11» also
hgal status to the Inland Waterways
■tetra tl>«l the prv>c«*c«!a from the sale
eummlssion, which was it rated by ax-
<>! rartiA*»t»« can t*e made directly
iecullve art, and an»thet b lf ptoviding
a*ai abh- at ¡oil)!« where the need ta
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nd ssua to «»tab
m at urgent, and e«)*»«*i»lly for the
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niovrlnrpt of ernpa, which hr s«yv, "if
way Improvements, leaving the sn-.alkr
properly a<-e»leral«sl
will give
I he pmj«** t, to be tiken rare ol in the tegu­
giratrat relief and result in the m«*t lar river and hatbor hills.
immediate Anancial rrturns."
It is proposed to have the Waterway
Tlie »»cretary rails attention to the
C’ltniul*» *‘ii a ¡w-rmwnent body, which
altrm tlvenr*, u( the bond« and rartlA-
shall employ experts and keep congress
rate» as ahmdutely safe Investments.
officially a«lvi«e<i •» L* the merits of
Secretary C* rtrlyou s*l '« that three re­
wsternay project». Mr. Rwrtboldt *»)«
lief mea-nr,*- will rn*ble him lo mrat
th** piesldeut tcganls the |>lan with fa­
public expenditwi-a without withdraw­ vor
ing for that purpoee any appreciable
<»f hie b**n«l plan Air Barth ddt sail!
am unit <>f thr public moneve now de-
"I believe that the future generations
(»•lt«-l in national l«nks throughout
of the country who will be bcnefitlr«!
the Country.
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French officer» have arrrate«l a man
nrar «41» of the Toulon forte believed to Etp'aln, Reason fcr Unfr andliness of
be a Garman spy.
Governor Hoggatt.
Heattie, Nov. 19 —A special from
A strike <>f coal miner* at Newcastle,
New Houth Wales,
ha* been
felt Fallbank» to tie lb st- Intelligencer says
••The Wickrreham letter of resigns
throughout Australia.
tion waa made public in the News of
The engag* ment of foreign gold to
Tu<-e-tay. One of the principal reasons
*at afy the urgent drmaml In thia coun­
for the resignation is the enmity of
try lias ieache*i |A7,9(>6,000.
Governor Hoggatt. The letter say»
'• * Al the recent term of court held at
(iraat Britain haa just launched the
fastest destroyer in tha world, the ves­ Juneau, on s | hcis I rr<|iieet of the attorn­
ey general, 1 bail the miaioitune to de­
sel tusking 40 miles an hour.
cide an important cane involving ti>e
Tlie rapper minus at Calumet,
case of a young lawyer in a way ran'rw-
Mich , have had their «agra cut 6 p«r
ry to Governor Hoggatt’« views. There
cent. Atiout 3,500 men are affected.
upon the governor withdrew the friend­
Hewer dirger» In the suburb» of 1^» ship, which 1 highly valued, and criti-
Angeles have dog up fossils of an el«» ciard me, so that the I sa of Ina conA-
pliant, a uiaabalon and a two-toed denre became publicly known.
Ilia
views were unjust and presumptuous,
boroa.
but his opposition and his refusal to
A fire of unknown origin at the Rus­
support the court added greatly to my
sian Baltic ship yards destroyed two
gunh-sit* and damaged ■eversi other harden.*
•‘President Roosevelt, In reply to the
V ease la.
letter of resignation, «ays the resigna­
Many foreigner* who have been In tion la accepted with regret.”
thl* country are returning to than
home lands on account of cessation of
Start ths Wheat Crop.
work in various mills and factories.
Heattie. Noy. 18. — Arrangement«
Russia’s third dotima la in session.
NOVEMBER 22,
ISSUE CANAL BONDI,
Congressman Burlholdì Proposes
B‘g Bond Issue.
HAS SUPPORT OF ROOSEVELT
MtANS BREAK WITH JAPAN
The importation of pieciou« stonra
lor the first HI mouths of tliia year
■ how* a dtM-rea-«- of more than irl.tWK)
Policy Pursued In Far East Dstatts-
(MM) com¡mrwl with the corresponding
ful to Great Britain
period of last year.
Pekin, Nov. 19 —The speech dellv-
An American Atm haa »««cur»*,I the eted at Kolie by Count Okums, who
contract for designing am! engineering «»« at one time head of the Progressive
a |10,nisi HOtl ir"ii si. I ,l«-el ¡ilant lot party in Japan. in which hr declared
British India. The plant will be the that Japan would sorely disappoint the
people of India ns well as Ignore the
largest outside of the United Htatea.
opportiinltir- given by heaven if she
The third Russian doo ms prjtnieee
fa lie* I bi sff rd protection to thr mil­
but little relief for the Jew*.
lions of Indians now being oppressed
Anna Goul«l I* to merry Prince d» hy Europe, lias caused great sacltement
Hagan, a worse spendthrift than Boni. among the British newspapers publirh-
cd in Northern China
In this section
Fire has destroy«*! the mining town
oft* »empire the Japanese expansion
of Cleary City, Alaska.
The I ora ia
movement is Interfering greatly with
placxi at |26U,(MM>.
British interests, and (hern I
op-n
Mayor Taylor, of Han Francisco, say* warfare between Japanese and British
be will appoint whom he pleases to mer, hanta.
office* and haa warned the Citlaeoa’ Al­
Hincc last May Englishmen have
liance.
been the le.uLrs in thr anti Japan «-se
The
New Y«>rk Democrai» are advocating campaign in Pekin and Tientsin
Bryan and ilearvt a* their »tamlard Times, which is thr principal llr li-h
hearers in the next presidential ram- organ iri N*>r'h China, gives exproavinn
to the
"deep scaled,
smouldering
¡«Ign.
wrath,** of Britons in the Far East and
The Philippine araembly is consider­ accepts Count Okuma'a words as a na­
ing the adv irabillty of sending dele­ tional expression.
gates to Washington to attend the com
The pro-Ja|«nase Brit ish’ptews In the
Ing sera ion of congress.
South of China has recently indicated
As a result of anti J»i<n«-»e agita­ it« pur pore of fighting the Jayuinrse,
tion, the m kado may «top the depart­ "whore operations,** it 1« declared,
ure of hl* subjects to t«>th the United “now conflict with those of Great Brit­
ain from the Yangtze to Manchuria.'*
Htatea and Canada.
tine ¡taper espies«,*« thr conviction that
With the election of Mayor Tavloe
agitation of the prevent situation prob­
and Dbtrict Attorney l-angdoo Han ably will result in breaking up the All-
Francisco ia to make an effort to com glo-/a(vaneae alliance.”
plctejy «hake off control of the ma­
chine
JUDGE WlCKERSHAM TELLS
Cannon has declare«! himself In favor
of the army canteen.
An attempt to secure gold from
France for American lianka lias failed.
COUNTY, OREGON,
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Anally concluded yeatenlay at a meeting
held here in the Hank of Commerce Ire-
tween repre-entativee of the lank, of
the whrwt exporter« and of the l«nks
and whratgrowera of the Inland Em­
pire, armure the financing of the move­
ment of the wheat of (list region. The
• heat clop of the Inland Empire la
conservatively estimated to be worth
130.000,000 and it* movement to the
markets of Europe?- Aaia and Africa
will eventually result In the return of
that amount of money to thia country.
Cvpd la Bruited Again
Anna polte, Md , Noe. 18.—The oom­
Char Im I. Barney, dep<wed president
of the Knlckerb>cker Trust company, of mandant of midshipmen lias issued an
order which puts • Isn on tire practice
New York, haa com mil ted auicide.
<>f nil'lahipmen surrendering their over­
A jury haa been »ran red for the trial coats for protection of their women
of John R. Waith, ei preeident of the frietrds. The new order >■ timi lar to
Chicago National hank. Indicted for al­ the one issued at Went Point, whn-h
leged misuse of ths funda of that insti­ caused auch a storm of protest from the
tution
■ rial contingent.
as in the case ol th* Panama canal,
Irear the burden of the expense. Chair­
man Burton, of the committee on river*
• ml hart»'is. has told me that there are
nierit-irlous achemea pending before bls
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llaidly ana-
tenth of this can l*e provided during a
m-slon of congrcM, and the conse>,urnre
is tliat work which would !■» ot Im-
men-» imj»>rt«nee to tha United Htate,
ia deferred from y«*ar to yeat because
the money to carry it on is not avail­
able. All this can l>e icim.liril by a
bond is-lie of sufficient aiae. I do no!
know of anything more Important than
much ne«-*led improvement to thr great
navigable stream« of the country.”
PANIC STRIKES PEOPLE.
Sovor« Earihquakse 7 errify Southsrn
Italian Towns
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prvaove cerrm nlra. boHtiing the birtn
of the new state of Oklahoma, the uatha
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of ultice were administered to Govarnoi
Chat Iva N. Huki ll and other Hate offi­
cials a few minute« before noon Satur
• lay. The '»ths were administered by
A
les lie G. Niblack, a nr»spW|>eriiun.
p?
The cert loonies took place on the
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step« ul Hi» Carnegie library, there
being no stat» building here.
Following prayer by a clergymau,
the proclamation of Pneidant Rouae-
vs It admitting Oklahoma and Indian
Territory into the union was read by
Charles Fllaon, secretary of Oklahoma
Territory.
A land of Indian boys then playol
Peiultrr
HttRSri.
‘‘The btar H|«ngl»*l Banner.”
The eWw-ntlal |»>lnts In a poultry
Governor Haskell walked forward to
the center of the platfoim where lie house are light, dryness and g «»I ven
The h*>ii«,-s that have been
was met by Mr. Niblack and took the tllatIon
formal oath Turning <u the ei< wd tbat ' built warm and tight, with the Idea of
closed in fr* in < very d r,-.-tion, Governor keeping the water from frn-xing have
Haskell delivered the Inauguial ad- tba objection, that III nearly all case»
thr «ailing« «nd wall« raaf w-lth fro«t
drew,. He said:
‘‘In its courva through the day the during very cold weather. When tl»
• un will have lighted th» |«thway of weatlier trnwlrratew the fr««t melt» and
millions, and looks down on the ¡««»pie you have a very damp house.
The
»uiorglng from the disorder and discon­ b* u«v amelia of chi' Lena, or in öftrer
tent of bureauciatig government, re words, la poorly ventilated and. lu
•tri«t«w* t<> th« p-*ii,t of helpfulness and many Inalamve. the chicken« are an-
neghvt to th, limit of oppression, Into henlthy
Sometimes they lay well dur-
a condition of lil<erty and self govern­ Ing winter, but the eggs are T.TJT poor
ment.
for hatching |>ur|ips<--
"We are not n*>emldcd here to wor­
For a number of years we bar.- l*e«*n
ship the public officer who ultimately trying to An I « uiii * way to
orrnwiir
conceded us out rights, rsjiecially when !
tlwwe dlff>**ultlea
The best menu» of
we rertect that long age, from every j
ventilating a bouse that I know of la
standpoint of population, wraith and
hy using doth screens, and to keep a
Intalligrm-r, tins trrrit. ry was ei ||t »<1
twin*e ¡«*rf<v-tly *lrj I have found noth­
t*> all the blessing* ami privileges of
sutehmst, amt n<>W to thank the public . ing better tli * i n straw loft. I e the
officers in over gracious term» «ho have ' cetjlng Is isorrrd with straw . the strew
Anally performed a long and unjustly j tiring pla*-e,| on boards or rails which
deferred duty world lie in the nature of, ar» W*me s:y or • gh: 11,< lies apart
hiiggit g the feet of a dilatory debtor I hr straw should 1«, ateiut one foot or
«ho Anally pays hia just indebted­
ness."
GREATER SAN FRANCISCO.
Movamant Begun to Annas Al1
urbs Around Bay.
Sub­
Han Ftam iaco, Nov. 14.—Al a meet­
ing iwld this afternoon, the < bamlirr of
Cosntneica issued a call for a cuuvan-
lion to lie held next Thursday, al
which a campaign tor the consolblalion
<>f all the l«v cilice will ba formally
launch**,!.
The commercial a«*«-ia-
II* na, civic and labor Ixaliea of all the
■ ¡lira and towt a !n the bay region have
liecn lnvlt,*d lo send delegate«. The
null tar will be placed squarely before
the convention in order to sea how the
plan la receive,! by toa varioua Ootmull-
tree.
Ae contemplated by the chamber of
conimen-e, it ia proposed to annex to
Han Francis, o all oi Han Mateo county
S Alfr Wv n ev rz w iwfc
caos» »><
tion
or r*o i rav
hoi
a«.
more In depth. The straw, which 1«
expnaed to the air of the pen, will ab
Reggio de Calabria, Italy, Nov. 19.—
a**rti ti«* majority of the moisture amt
The province of Reggio di Calabria,
keep the bouse fairly dry, st least, we
Italy, was vlaitr«! by another severe
bn,» !>«<) no difficulty whatever In keep
earthquake st 2 <0 ye»ter*iay afternoon
Ing housea perfectly dry by using straw
it was eepaefally severe at Brat'cha-
loft»
Where we hive nut used these
Irone, Feruixano and Bianco, and a
loft«, even Where there «ns ample ven
number ot botiaea were shatter»«! or
Illation, there Ini« been «mtie little diffi
damaged.
culty with tn*»(*■*I nails anil celling«
and
sections
of
Alameda
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unity,
Matin
The people, who hru! summoned up
Tha use of the curtain front Is com­
courage to r*-turn to their hom«w after county and Contra Coatra county, it
is planned U> extend tha city limits to ing more Into favor
Cmter ordinary
the earthquake of October 27, again be
all ponlb, within 16 miles of tha city clrcumatnm-es a bouse m-eds to t»e one-
came panic stricken and Ard a »evond
time to the country.
Home of them hall. This will Include all the cities third of the front of gla«a In order to
down the peninsula a« well as across have th» ¡>eu well lighted There «iioulil
camp d last night In the open air,
the bay, and gi«a tha gr*ater Fan Fran- 1 ba about as inm-h more of the front
while others t««>k refuge In subterrane­
ci«co an ar,« of 1 Ml square mile» and a of cutton
The cotton may tw* put on
an grott'W. Men and women, rich and
poor, prirata apd soldi« rs, are thrown population of 81)7,000. Inolnded in the frames «lib-b ran I m * cloned or ojiened
t- gethcr, and the devout are raising piopoae*! greater city wdl I« the rill«*» according to weather ivmdltloiia tin
of Han Francisco, South City, Hin Ma­ nlra »right days, the cotton la either
prayer* to the Madonna and the ««ints
teo, Hurlingnme. Ocean View, Oikland, rolled up. or If the ■urtalii Is put on
to eiM'cor them in their misery.
Bctkcley, Alameda, Fruitvale, Han le-
frames. It i-nn I m - hung up This makes
•miro. Ilavward, Han Rafael, ¡Sau-alilo
CHICAGO PLEASED AT ISSUE.
Hie ¡M*n very nlra. bright and airy <> ii
and Belvedere.
nearly all dnya the ration
•-reena
aboiild lx* opened for a short time. Ou
Bankers Predict Normal Condition of
ACQUIRES COALING STA I ION.
daye which are very w I inly and dull.
Affaire in Short Tima.
It la advisable to only open one «croen
Chicago, Nov 19 —The decision of
Me sico Has Ceded Magdalena Bay If more than on*- Is o|*<-m-d there 1« apt
the national government to iasne 1150,•
for Use of Navy.
to ha too many draught, lliruuglmiit
DOO,<MM In bund« ami cer'ltlrates met
tbs
¡>en. As far as we ran tell, cutton
Mexico
City,
Nov.
18.
—
Mexico
hat
with general approval throughout the
Wr,t
The benebte expected to result «•••led Magdalena bay, on the c>«Mt of will keep <>ut almost as mm-h raid as
from the move were antK'ipated in the IztWrr Califronia, to he need far the ordinary glass frame or sash. At
higher grain markets. Is.th here and In purpose of a inaling station by the len»t. In the boils,-« where we have cot
other grain «enter» of the Wrat.
Bulla United States navy. Thia is considered ton fronts, we get a slightly higher
were more dispoersi to buy tlian for the Aral fruit of the recent visit of Hrc- minimum temperature Hum «here we
e >me time, and sliorta took cover haati- retary Root b» this republic. The an­ have a similar Imuso with all glass
nouncement of the session of the w -st front and no rottoti. It must I m > borne
ly ae »'«m as the plan «•» announced.
In thia city come of the trading lank- ermst harlsir, which lias Iwen me! for In mind, however, tliat In tln-w hou,es
ers announced that preparation* were reais by ships of the United Htatea of ours where tile tests are mitde. the
under way for thr resumption of boat- navy for the purpose of target practice, windows are not Atted extremely tight
nr,a <>n a normal ra«l> boats ami it was was qua I i fin) ly auls>tantl«tcd by tha
Where doors are made of cement,
believed. It 1« said, that Inshle of 10 state de|«ftm»nt when the secretary boards, or ground; nt leiat, four to six
the luchea of fresli earth aliould tie (Hit on
■ laya at the outside, the clearing hone« of foielgn relatione said that
itin-k« would tie withdrawn from circu­ ( ni'ed Stat* a would lie allowed Io each y,-ar. Car,* ahouid lie taken to
maintain two c «ling ship* at Magda­ keep tlie rt.sirs «ell cleaned, otherwise
lât ion.
lena lay for a period of three years, tlie ground t«wv»mea tainted aiol the
Cuban Firsbug at Work.
p o bled a tike ooncacslon was made to
common epidemic among fowls more
Hantiago, Cuba, Nov. 19.—An un- the government of Mexico.
prevalent Tlie ground outside thr homie
No arrangement was entered into cov­
suc-oesful attempt w», made here yea-
•bonld lie plouglied or spaded
«I>adrd ollra
terday to act Are to the government ering the matter of nival yards and for
or
twice
a
year
Tlie
Tile
land
laud
too,
t*«>. needs
headquarter»
A man entered the civil ti Aral ions.
cropping and wrhrre this la liiiptewlMr
department of the palace carrying a
the next beat thing I« to apply lime
large .-an of *a*>dine. As ha was pass
Governor Avarts P«n c
•ml work I tie same Into the soil,
mg the office ot the g«>vernot be threw
Manila, Nov. 18. — Four sharp earth-
All poultry houses should tie white
the can to the Anor and then, «laahing q lake shocks were fell In Manila and
It open with a knife, applied a lighted •tirrounilln province» on the night of waste-d ami dlalufeetw) at least on* e a
mat* h to the ll<|uid. Considerable fur November lrt ami the morning of N«*. year. Tie* pr,*«,-iit time Is undesirable
for wbltewn«hlng as It Is apt to leave
niture and <lra|wric» were bnrned, and venilwr 17. Tin r« was no damage
the building itself rustained some dam­ The Ar»t ehnek was felt at 11 28 in the tlie bouaa entirely ton damp for the
age. In the confusion the man who evening
Governor General Hmlth and coming «rason It would I m - better done
made the Double got away.
W It Gra
¡arty were attending the tl.rater, where In the spring or summer
the Australian children were playing bam. Ontario Agrmiltural College
Stop Canal Emigration.
"The Mikmlo." A ¡«nie was averted
Malti«» Aleohol nu ih*> Vatro.
Guayaquil, Nov. 19.—The Chilean by Hie presence of mim! of the governor
The
Internal revenu» commlsohmer
transport Caaima, until recently the general, who arose in hia box ami ram-
Ecuadorean
school ship Maranon, rnandeil to people, who had already baa prepared for ¡nibllc uer a d » li­
ment giving the regulations for manu­
which ws* sold early in the m mih to riven, to alt down.
facturing denatured alcohol from w iste
Chilo, and which w«a to have engaged
products on the farm, and no doubt the
in the emigrant traffs- twtween Panama
Havana'« Population 280.278
•nd Chile, has l*en ordered to rail for
Havana, Nov. 18.—It la announced Department of Agriculture will follow
Valparaiso instead of Panama owing to that the re, enarenan« taken In this city up tbs matter with bulletin« In the
Unking
the > ¡>|,«itl*in of the iathmian author- »hows that Havana haa a p ¡mlat-on of popular educational form.
itiea to allow canal laborer» to emi­ 288,278, being an Increase of 45,RAO cheap alurahol for fuel, power an<l light
grate to ( bile.
la a great Industry on tba Gar.uyn
over the census of 1890.
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farms, and takra ■ ■'oii«ld**rtibla part lo
tba G<-rm.iii advuu ** lu muliuf.lv tur.ug
■ ml couiUK-nv-
I :* •> :> farinera ala»
have mail» ¡irogn-M lu III«* business
Som» own tin ir own siili» and other»
dejH'ii.l on tr.ivcllng dlstlllrm
Ths
waste of nil..- fruit ani I m -*-< grow u|
Is chiefly relied on. potato crop* ‘■’“I
Ing mote In T'ram-e than lu Jeruvauy.
It the tH'g iiiilug of tl«* year the lax
on t w iiiaiiuf.-i 'tiir«* of dciaturvsl al
.wbol was rem *v.-l lull the idvsntnga«
pr«-dl. led are n**t yet visible to any
extent
Time Is required to grasp ths
ingg
Viierl
un farms r«l»«* nn r«* marketable crop»
than any other and have a greater va­
riety of waste an*! by ¡irudm’tav Aids
‘••I ran I*- distille*! fr ii -on>-«>l*a and
like material and Is said to be miperlo*
to guadine f'*r fuel
Viva authorities
at Washington an* giving thought is
what can he a<«x>mpllalK*d tn Its isnn
fa< ture by Individual farmers or groups
of farmer«, and the Industry, whee
fairly set In motion, will take the piar*
nntlcl|Hite<i
The uses of a cle-ap. rffi-
clent fne| are not In <1 ul*t. Au aettv*
rani|M>lgn by the Department of Agri
culture «III g ve *1*mutut*-*! al'-olavl ths
■tart iievdrd. Ht Isiut» GiulieDeux»
erat.
< v « mxi | and II mi I
1 |t|>lr Mraasme.
I'lie high prl- ra d*-:uuii4.-.| for applaa
throughout this s* Hun of the <siuutry
bring forcibly to mind the abundant
fiult cr*.p of Jnst n«<o«in. the low |irl*-cs
¡»Id for apples and the universal rare
¡«MMuem of growers III Inking care ol
their < to | i . Throughout all arctlona ol
Mlnwourl the appi*- crop last year wa»
unuaually large
(twnerv of orcbar,U
vuii,! not «■■cure any« lore near w-hat
tlielr fruit waa worth, «ml many thou
sand, of bushel« of go »1 apple« wars
nlh>w***l to rot on the ground or wee»
fed tu «link
Thia year the <-rop wa»
nilm-d by late frotl*. mid mwv the pries
l»*r bushel s «,, high that the averags
family Is f,*r *,l to do without tin*
healthful and delicious fruit. The lew
«oil to I m * l.'.irn.- | frum th*-*«- oondltlmu
■ •light to I* lnq>r< •s*'*l ujkin the mind ol
every apple grower In U m * State Com
plaint whs iiinde Inst year that tlw ap
pie market wna <v>ntrolled by a trust
« hl. h would bin u*i .....re fruit than II
•«Kild dls|»,we of a I a li.i introni» profit
Thia «»• doubt]*'» true, but It In iw
w ay pre,i-nn-.l th.- farmer frvmi care
fully ¡h-v-H-n lug a «upply »ufficirig al
lea st for tila home um > until another
crop i»uId I m * raised Hr raub! nt Iraat
manufacture a large siq.ply of elder
vlm-gar. put nway a numlier of tmoliel«
<*f dried apples make « number of gal
Ions of apple butter I m ' s I i I cs i-nrafully
IHitttng away a eupply of tlie fruit la
giMst cellars ,,r lu mounda In tire car
deii or orchard
HI Joseph I Inset te.
Hernie» ihr I.«ne tettai
" a«hlno.
It not Infroqm-iitly bap|H<na that a
buck blllsld. I« iimm | r..r n pasture and
from It to the hlghwny or barn)ani, •
lane niny l*e useit
I li«* eoiist.mt use of
a rul |Ntlh down
thrmigti a lane, a
hlllalde causea thè
surfa«-» to fa* Imlent-
e«l niid ralna mak»
bml Work by na«)iln(
thè pallia
I he pian
*,f iiuiklng thè catti«
follow a crooked or
imi»
xigxitg patii rnaji do
away «Itti Ila- wiishlng
Ttila m«y tw
«l«»li«* tiy piittlng ilp bara, fi. troni
th«
lane feltra, a, at righi anglea.
ao th«
calilo «HI lieve to pa«, around the
«•n<!a. a* shown In *ut.
Khould tb«
lilllalde la- very steep, large stones
niay l<e sunk hi the path at Intervals
I
to break a <-urrent of Aowlug waler.—
Farm ami Home.
Kerosene tor «rete.
A 2»> ¡icr cent mixturo of ki-roaens
ran |> '.hitily safely I m - i|s,-,| nn tII«
|M II' ti at ,ll) film-. Im! Il »ironger mix
ture an nit iilwovs e «o ajipllrd a ¡>
pie tr*M-s do not apis'nr to lie ns sua
<-ptibie to Hl,* n.-tloii of kerosene a,
¡ten b* s in *• n<- tii«tnn ••, «leur k«*ro
■cm’ did not harm Ihrtu Tlier«- seems
to I m - little. If any danger, to apple
ti,-«-« from a n xture • iitaliilnv fio ¡wf
raut or less of kerosene.
Very ran-
Alctlng resulte nre often obtain««! frotn
the u«r of krrownr
Keroaeno la eo
peelally llk«-ly to «'anse Injury If «¡*
piled on other than a bright, sunny day
In our ex[«*rleu*v a ‘Jo |«-r cent *>lu
tlon tone part oil to four parta water)
la burini«-s to planta end dratrurtlva
to lll*«-' ts even to tile Hall J<««> «rala
T**sS
«sslsraol tiaeSeeee.
Ity aduni ln«|» . Iloti a big. fgt tosd'i
•tom.-veb, Il waa found to conialo noi
lesa tban fio larga gra|«evlne «orma.
.”> angle «orma and .Ut cabtragr «orina,
«Itti, hy way of senaonlng, niimeroua
Alea and uiowprltora Muburbao Ufo.
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