I
•
A l*er>ee«»a Urwusidtaasa
QUESIIONM AND ANÌWIH»
UU. git la ' ekciaiUMid tbv guebti.g
rualdvu uu tbe crowded street car.
Valuable informati«« te Pac he Norm
Few are (entirely free from n.
T've Just weabed toy batr and 1 can t
west Irq ulcera.
It may develop *u slowly •* tu cans* do a tblug with Ibi" Just then the
fittl* If any dittnrbanc*during th* wbui* car gave a lun-b and ohe shrieked as a, 1-r^aaM BUw««. Waskuxwa S<ea> Cmwa*
FuIVnan
period of cblldboud.
tbe mao lo fruid of ber stepped un ber
■ may then pruduc* dy»p«*p*ia, ca­ loot.
Pullman, April S5
Tbla week tbo
tarrh, and marked tendency tu cun*
Washington Ulate College experiment
“
lieg
pnrd'Hi."
muttered
thr
wsmry
•uiuptUiu, Ix-fur* causing eruptions,
ateiiea received the foLvinag inquiry
atrnpliangi-r «hu had d*.i.» tbe st«-|>
•ore* or swelling*»
from W. L. H. who reaidee ia tieattle
To get entirely rid uf it take tl.e great pliig “Tou see. I've just Waalved my
"I wish aotne praetteal »uggv»lioa*
bluod-purifivr,
fi*s*t ai>d I can't du a thing with tbvm.
from you relative to tbe beat gras»««
—Judge__________ ___
or grama to Sow oa 'upland' m Kitsap
nisei« C'uwrea ^■■*ere.
County, on senJy loam, which dries out
In utti«! liquid form or In < tx« l«tr<1 t«bi«<a
We arv tM-coinlng not only a nation too early ia dry season* to pru-iuca moat
Known «• barsatabs. H«) do««« 11.
After having been cleared off.
of ah<>|ikw|*r* but a tiatl -u <if clerk» «rops
Every young man wlabes tu be a rlcrk. this land wm allow»] to grow op with
young flr and ferns. How lug rya in tho
«■lek It-Bea Aeliua.
«very youug woman a typewriter Tbe
fall, aad ploe.ug the rye under ia the
Rhrxked and Grieved Parent Tommy
profession la frightfully uwrvrowded
spring to plant potato«» b»t les* rec
where did yoU'g’t llk>oe beautiful lilt < and frightfully uiulcrtut'd
We bar* omtnondod to me, but so t»r »» 1 know
epotted eggs?
You bare been roblun|
ueltiter servant* nor lat»wer», only an Utti» experimenting has beea done m
•eu» blrda ar»' y< i woked boy I
There
Tommy—I'm gola' tv art the old hen army of blackcuated paupere — Lutidus Kitsap Cuuaty on upland soil
are t«.l» uf muck near the laa<l Would
Graphic
ea 'm. mamma, and rei- him pretty lit
it be adviaaLlo to pl e ai,d dry tbit muck
tie bird», so you < »a put some tt>.re of
Mothers_______ ____ __
and later use it a« a dr»«»ing for »trow
—,L
'em on your bal
'tirage Tribune
berry plant«, email frulta, and la start­
1
* h» IMU.IU* l«r.u4
ing apple trees 1"
Kll r»IM««.
Pr«f»aeor Elliott replied. "1 believe
‘Tardón me." said Ib» dowager wltk Ib- that the beet gra«» for th* region you
molo on ber rh>o, "bul Ibero le herdlj tneal-n 1» or»uard graaa, although 1
room for twn of us h«re If you ero g *>; kava f 'nt I Italma rye great doing quite
to keep tbat thmg on your b»s<l.”
well.
1 he land it much benefited by
''«i. I giiee» (bert a r*>om »no igb. cnad tho application of land p'aatar, or gyp
of tho happy hotnea of today !« a
[ doubt very nrueb if you enu'd
vast fund of Information •• to the s«a." an»»»re*l tbe Sharp festured younj •Mi
Wvman with tbe umtxageoia hat. wbi use much a» * fertiliser, ual»«a it wr.»
best method* of promoting health and acevpled the adjoining teat
“I ra »»■ worked over quita thoroughly before
happiness and right living and know* tnakuig auy ki<k ahora the apoce you uaiag
Mo»t muck »oil* ere ia a eon
dllion that w* call inert; that 1», they
feet lek» up “ t'blcego TrlU-ns
ledge of the world's best products
are deal so far a» practical crop grow
Product* of actual excellence and
lag ie concerned, s-1 need fleet to be
reasonable claim* truthfully presented
setej upon by the weather and aunahin*
and ba'ler » which are efficient In re
•nd which have attaint’d to world
deeming land
Much of the land In
wide acceptance through the approval
A iirradfiii ••era»«.
Kittap i
tv, «• «si! m rwimp land»,
Wlfo Hare you any
Beerete
yon
of the Well Informed of th« World;
• re la Ibis tooditioa. Tou will And tbe
not of Individual* only, but of th* keen from lus. dr«rent?
• ppllcvt ..n of I sravtrd manor» very
II latmnd Nou», dnrltng
beneficial alto, but 'l believe th* lest
many who have tho happy faculty of
Wife 1 hen I am determined I will way 1» to treat the land with lima and
selecting and obtaining the 1w>«t th*
lend platter; then follow with «lover
tiare nona from you. either
world afford*.
sc.I t.cb ether trope at mav bs do
IIuaLand Have you *••* r»*ta, thru?
One of th* product» of that class,
Wife—Only une. and I am reoulved tirtd "
of known t tui-ment parte, ¿u Ethical tu mähe a clean tirenat of II
A O T rttidmg ratr Cov* Wnk,
remedy, approved by physician* and
write*
"< tn you give mt any Infor
Huslia nd (hoarsely)—tlu on !
•utnmi-nded by the Well Informed of
W Ife For »s-irral days I baro bnd mation at to whether cbithrn manure ia
the World a* a valuablv and whole a reeret a »«» ret longing fur a new too ttrong. end «ill thus burn and in
torn* f.t u'.l* laxeilve Is tho well known drees, -w Uh ba| te match, for uiy birtb jur» atrawberrjr pianta if put direatly
on the crown of the plant I In tide re
Byrup of Fig* and hllilr of R nna To day
gion very little llvestoek ia kept, »•
get Ita benuliclal effects always buy
That fetched him—Taller.
thst manure for fertili«.ng purposes is
tha genuine,
manufactured
by the
rattier scarce.
California Fig Syrup Co., only, and
$100 Reward, $100.
"Another point I with to bring np it
for aaie by all Uadlng druggists
TI r rwA«1pfg of ih!e r apssr will be ki I mumk S l< the care of a cow before calving, where
l»«m I at thoreli al !«**•< on« 4r«<4«'d d>«<••»« milk fever it eu«)>ect«d. I |uat on»
hat •clenre bag been
to ear« in ail l'i
«ntl (hat la « «(«rrh
Itali*« Catarri good animal from milk fever last fall,
CuiP If th« otti*
« rutfiti'iw known loth* and do not wish to tsh* any more
medical fratornlly. ( alArrh b« u< a
ih»n«i >t|fl<«»« rwquhrw « ron«t>tui1<>n«l !.*•( chance», if I can help it."
IM
»»*•*« rwllahU
ment H«i' t< atarrh Cur« (• i»itn hH«rn*.l)r
The nation replie I "In using chicken
« ting diteti, »î*M»n th#blfwwland mufxumur
(arg)» of
iteUrtb «1*«t*r*y!nc th«fo I» manure at a fertiliser it la better to
dation of th»
an*i«ntngt • jmu an apply it in liquid form
This form of
•<ren<th by »'UtMinj up th« ronttltu ton •«< fertibrer i« very iTigh
•
•••;•' og naltir« in 4olng It« wort Th« pm
■set **4 Irrk
; -lai
«
« i ir.urh f«Hh hi Ilf ur«iK*p* <* content ar I all ■ contains a coneifli er
«»• u«t <hr> d-’f « ‘ne H
l*o .am t,>r an) *14» quantity of pot »th
Put the ma
raw* that it («¿U tu »Ur*
4 for ll»l <»
nure in a barrel or trough, then throw
latti
motil«
h.
h
• Ilf« *4*4/ •t
water on it, later applying the liquid
AhlMMtF J CTI KN KT À CO .Toledo. O.
t- ••♦a •' ’ be* •. chi ’.o 4.' a<
Hold bj ail dr i«f *.•(•. 7Sn.
«i*»dF 4l«m*«rvM ««4 I« «Iw­
to the ground about tbe plant*
Do not
in« io !»>• w -rU kia
liai 1 • Fami y Fidi for eonti ! patir»«
touch the plant* with the liquid
This
t MI rw«r’«-lc*re
would give you hattar result» then if
No M«f<wrv. Folitw«
OruftUttd Ha ( urr«
TI»» II»by*« S»nlr.
Ourrstiad. m WMh«wí II*« Aid <»f « hmf«
used in th* dry form.
irtnieea In <Sf*
I ng.
Nursemaid- l ui going to leave, mum
th•*)«<• all«'N
3•fv-i.eiaw has I.w « ÌhMnjiA
"At a preventive of milk fever, we
MH»»! 1 remi-i*« aie«* | n*4 M m .
Ml Mr <•«• Why. what-»
tbe
nintterl • dvia» a reduction in the amount of
A •»*.,«■*< •■ t A 11 I r ì ■
i 'i»w. .,.«■■•
l*on*t you like the baby? Nursemaid
grain feed, and an increase in food of
A SURE CANCER CURE
Hoot a. grasare, or
R«f«k«4 from PvkUrig. (Mo« S«f«. Sur« Yos'rn, but he I» that afraid of a po- a aueetii'nt nature
«od R«h«lil«.
lleeman tbat I eau't get near one. -- silage w . Id all I e good, but too murk
.ri-
grain food might ioduro milk fever
Ixmdua Taller.
l'ou had better make a study of th»
OORMVtcTATlOM l'Ritti
her«»».
meant of checking milk fever by tbe in
U »•»« «Mbkf<4 udkH. «ai « fot »f rt-i'-w» taUuk aa»J «4f«O>
Xeriee now and then drank sere*
je»tiou of oivgm «ith a small syringe "
■
Mouiil»<l oft hie lanlblc throne.
M arrien«,
|Srt
■r«l«e4.
"Dodder I* deeiroviag my elover,’•
M*«ikr« Titte I*«(«e
Railed In iebe*-a. tubed for liphiu*
write» J. O. C., from itocbcetor. "How
Flayed In xyata bl* sylophon*—
may I cheek ill”
But he
No. 20 oa
r N U
1'rofeetor Elliott replied:
"Dodder
Never
it usually planted with clover, and after
Wrote It
becoming e»tabli«hed in the »oil, fat
Xmas.
tone it* tendril* *« th* clover, or other
—Chicago Tribù»».
planto wbi-'h may b* grow ng Finally
---------- I
——,
it loeet it* attachment to the plant,
and become* a true, parotitic plant
It
tap« th* life of the 'boat plant* upon
which it live», and if it beeomee very
strong ia ite growth, will eventually
deatroy the hoet
To control it, eut
out th* patch** of clover where it •P
pi-are early in the season, before it haa
Every ca - vc of Rheumatism has its origin and iU development in the formed teed Rake thia cut clover
blood. It is not a ¿incase which is contracted like a cold, hut it i* in thl and burn it before it become» dry.
this mesne th* teed i* prevented from
blood and st «tent before a pain ia felt, and the changes in the weather or seedier g, and ae Ih» plani tteeif la de
any physical irregularities, such aa a spelt of indigestion, b<.wcl disturbance, etroved,
_______
_ r
________ , _
4. there
ia ____
little
probability
of ..
tho
*
etc , are merely the exciting canvea producing the paina and aches, which d chided growing
th* following eetsnn I •
Scrofula
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
—
One of the
* Essentials
C. Gee Wo
CHINESE
DOCTOR
«
Ç r Ç
CURES
□.3.J. RHEUMATISM
;r.
i
li r 1
i
are the nAtur.il symptoms of the dineaae.
Rheumatism is caused by an
eiceaaof uric acid and other corrosive, irritating poiaoua in the blood, which
are carried through the circulation to every p.irt of the system
Every
muscle, nerve, membrane, tissue and joint becomes saturated with these
acrid. Irritating impurities, or coated with fine, insoluble caustic matter,
and the sharp, piercing paina or the dull, constant aches are felt with every
phyaical movement
When the blood is filled with uric acid poison, perma­
nent relief cannot be tspected from liniments, plasters, or other external
treatment
Such measures give temporary relief, but in order to conquer
Rheumatism and bting ab>ut a
complete cure, the uric acid and
Somelti«» aga. I h»4 Rheumatism and had to
other inilaniitiatorv matter must be
™ **'" ** “r *“* J“4 **’***"
expelled, and thia cannot lie done »leop I tn«g «»erythl»*. Sut nothing 4.4 m» any
with external treatment. S. S. S.
s»»4 <m I heard of «nd took its. Th» med­
cures Rlictiiiiativiu I mcmm it is a
B>»
perfect and entirely vegetable blood
purifier.
It goes down into the
circulation, neutralizes the acids,
i
and dissolves the irritating depos­
its which arc pressing on the sensi­
tive nerves and tissues and produc­
ing pain, enriches the weak, sour
blood, and removes every atom of
impurity from the circulation. So
instead of being a wc.tk, sour
stream, distributing uric acid tothe
different parts of the system, the
blood is strong and healthy and
therefore able to supply every mm-
mus­
■■
cle. nerve . b<>nc an<i tissue with nourishment and strength Then the in flam
mation and swelling subside, the pain« and aches cease, and not only is
Rheumatism permanently cured, but under the fine tonic effects of S S S.
the entire general health is benefitte I and built up. In all forms of Rheuma­
tism. whether acute or chronic, S S. S. will be found a safe and reliable treat­
ment
Special l .iok on Rheumatism and any medical advice v - i desire will
bs furnished free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, GA.
V. L tagtet $4 Md «S M *Jg« Shan Cissot Bs EqinM Al As; Mes
•rrAITKi». •1Ln..|luMwe*ie«i<«‘'tWw»stim. 1
E. E R, of Walla Walla, want* to
know how to kill the " morning glory
wee I ” He wte informed that
"Th* eitrrmination of tbit weed it
the hardest 'weed problem* that tha ex
nerimaot station fas» faced
Tbe plant
It one of tha moat difficult weed* tn
hill, but it* redeeming feature ie that
It doe* ant spread rapidly. It stays
where It get* it* firet »’art. Smother
ing by heavy application* of draw, or
nanur*. is a fairly *ucc»»«ful method,
but «utilng it off only make« it grow
mor« rapidly
It i* probable that a
cutting before the application of the
mulch would be advantageous "
Milo
M
Hasting»
pbyaiologieal
eheiiuet of Christian'» R-hool of Ap
Filed Fool Chemistry, of New York
Ity, write» a* follow»:
"I am collaborating T with Pr-fusor
Ruauki, of the Agricuit tur» l*apartm«at
vf Ja|wa, with th» view of furthering
th» introduction of tho *oy bona lato
this covatry
I wish to ol tain tho
mo«t reliable and latoat data AS to ths
result« thus far obtaiaod is soy bean
culture in the Rtat*«
Will you refer
the following qn»sti‘>ns to the member
of your «tsff who ie boot petted upon
thio topici
••(!) Hove »ny Jerne been grown at
the Washington «talion or by the farm
er» of the »"atei (3) If eo," with what
•uree»«? (3) Whst do you estima*»
tha eoet of production per bushelf (4)
To what uses have the bean» been put,
and with what »ne» ««1 (S) Do you
know of any investigationa that hare
leen male la tkis eenntry »t the »ub
jeet of aoy bean products as human
feudal1’
waa rafarind to Prof«
Elliott, wh» ropliod
"1
W, bnva •aporimontod srttu wn
boon» fur about twalvo yearn nt tuv
Pullman station, and have also eapwri
mealed w:tb the soy boas at our state
statioa, located on tbn western alopo of
the Cascade Rango, aear Puyallup
"I J
W'e bare not boon able to ma
tore them suffielrntiy at tbla statioa to
jMllfv tbeir boing consider'd •• a
profltsblo crop
At the Puyallup ata
lion we bavo had belter aucceea. Our
eiponmeut, bavo been tried only oa
tbe p t »r e, a* m*e wo have Bo data
regarding tbo soot of produotioa.
We bars tiwd tbroo femano as
forage, aud also have made ea effort to
use tbe.n for gra n f.-» i for ewine, with
■inly moderate auoeeaa; aad (S) I do not
think aov eipenmoata have been
ado
locking te their use aa food for ths
Eumao race."
WH KT AILS THÍ MILKT
Test tor Tubérculos •
In the Cow.
It, Pv X W Biuwler. Aeawisnl Prufsas^ *T*«»-
*e<>.
Asrwwltucsi C«4l»*e
"Will y*u tell me what it th* matter
with tuilk when it turn* thick
•iiiny, ree«tnl ling a mixture of
water and Starck," write* A H , from
Cbeisa
Falla "Whesever
my sow
... '
.
.
. ■
' •*i
»ral <!»>• thereafter he* th¡* appMr-
sue»
It taste* all right, but te me it
•••ms queer that miih should act thia
way. Also, tell me how to And out if
aa animal hu tuberculosis "
E/r K. W nt«ud*r, »»«¡«tant pro-
fe««r>r of s-irgery, replie I
'The eoeg*
ati n of tbo n k you refer te is •»
letibt dtia to a « /^t inflv-nmatiaa of
the odder, d s t . the retention of tbe
mtlh too long, rnupled with sume bee
tertelngleal charge in the m lb th* let
ter i •«. . '■ g -1 è in an Infection
|ne«iag thro gh th« milk duel of th»
tea). The «nil* might, or might sot, bo
wholesome, defending upon tha organ
Santi
>sm reusing th* coagulai.’*. ~
meat, however would revert egeiast
the uee of such milk.
"la order to test an animal for In
iereulowi», we use n biological product,
t ; i
.
a* tuberculla
Thi*
must L* inye-.-ted by an experienced op
erator, àpodermically, end a careful
rec, rd kept uf the temperature for sev­
eral hours both l.efnr* and after th* ia
•etioo. The test it very reliable, but
n or 1er to ;• form it, a perso* must
have had s|>»<-:fie instruction, a* well st
•on.e axparieae* in its application. "
Also
a Bur*
î
>;
A Sr» Orleans •vana, well known
few her work fur chertty. recwetly sc*
eepted an Invitativo to speak at an
anti tuberenl<w‘e oree'I ng On the plat
form abe found bcreelf seated between
a btab-qi and a rabbi, and tbe tone of
the meeting aremed to be rendered ei
tren»elv sivaui by tbe combination.
In order io lighten the eolrtnnlty. sbe
•aid. turnftig to tbe rabbl. “lh> you
know. I feel ae If I were o leaf ba­
tween the Old and the New Trata*
merita"
Tbe rabbi turued
up>*o her
“Tee. madam." he acid. "and. If you
will recall, that page ia usually a blank
one”
________
It was Haui Waller nbu made Dl<-k
ena famous. ''P1<kwhk Pai—rs ' were
a complete failure fl’ < tally until this
unique character was Intnxlu-vd
I lie
pre»« was al! but uuaniu»>uo in prala-
Ing Katulval aa an »itlrvly original
character whom none but a great gen
ins could bare created
Dl<-hena re
reived over Ilfl.tXM) for ”Pi< kwlck
Papera.” and at the age of twenty six
be wee lucoti.p irably tbe ni<*»t popular
author of bls day
laindoa Standard
T» tïr»«4 *•
Stew«»
Alwaya »h«« lu A H»u s F>-»t l us. a
(I rurrsbol,
ftahihf, a* ohe h fewt.
>•»•»<.
«AI
* 1» g£ ' «• * : .
ti , i a .- e , i
any su tolti la. eeraj ¡e mal .«d FULK. A .14 tes»
Allen • Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y.
Mod»r»ls»a Verste*.
Pythia» Lad r»turn**d. Just la time to
save tbe life of I Hl mon
“Gee!" erclalttied Ihonyolue
"Boys.
• ben that story la Worked Into a play II
■
<.«he a «i»at hit " ■
“Moot noble tyrant,” »aid Pythias, ven
luring to corrr t bim. "it's merely a aa<
rifles bit.”
....Many of the MSSSSS K «ever b*vi«g
•nly a evi per fl al knowledge of tbe (BMW.
mark'd it d*.wn ae a double play —C'hl
I
-ago Trlliuns
My Hair is
Scraggly
Do you like it? Then why
be contented with It? Have
lobe? Oh, no! Jus: put on
Ayer's Hair Vigor and have
long, thick hair; soft, even
hair; beautiful hair, w ithout a
single gray line in it. Haves
little pride. Keep young just
as long as you can.
*■ !
year»
an?
•r
aX«|
Tnaaata C*lsa*.
B«l) together a pe-k of uni*eled t*
tnatoea and six minced out one until
•oft enough to lie rubbed easily through
a colander After putting tha vegeta­
bles through a colander, pour through
a coarse strainer and add ’« them a
tab:espoonful each <>f powderwg clove*
mac«, pepper, sell and sugar, • as lb
•poonful at etftattu pepper, throe hay
iaavee and a tabieepoonful of calory
semi eeaed into a small
hnee-loU
bag.
Il<d| ail together, for aft hour*
•Orting freq-i ntly. Take out tha bag
of seed and add a plot of elder vinegar.
Boll up on-v m<>re, taka from tbe Bro
• mt. when mid bottla and acaL
M«t Aiir«»i»4.
That's 11.
Are you Mme Bombaaino, tho beau­
ty speelallot?" a«ked the fair caller
"Tee, ma'am.” an««er»d the elderly,
oqnare-jawed tn«(ron
"What can I de
for you?”
"Nothing I” said tha caller, making a
hasty exit.
______________
"I don't know why my wife Isn’t
happy, she baa everything money can
buy.”
”It I» the thing» which money cannot
buy that make a woman happy "—
Houston foot.
Fwutnoat among tbo
mineral* etc.,
which lluuiana regard as tbe source of
Siberia'» future wealth are gold. Iron,
coking cm ), mangansee, copper, platinum,
»merald«. topaaea. asbestos, glaahar'a salt,
rock salt and. In all orobabilitr. nanhth«
Flr»t Cord Evor eolico bow gravo
Prof McGooalo alwayo Io?
Second Coed—Yeo. bul thero'o nothin!
strong» about that,
Ilo doe» al' hi«
thinking In tbe Jead lang'iagea
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I «• ilesa i'Mra.
"Toiumy, did y*'U give your brother
th- ¡»st p.irt of tbe appio, es I told you
to*'
"Yeesiim
I gave him the aecia He
cau plant them and bare a whole or*
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THE NAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH BRAND SLICKER
h the man who
has tried to get
tho s>"..T.i sondes
out of soma
other muk*
Fr*<)H*nlly < esilisi«*
"T>O you ever meet Dr Ilybuld?”
“Often
U» and I er -are thrown to­
gether a gc~d deal
We travel oa tbe
•ame suburban trolley line.
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SAVE THE CARTON TOPS
(’Iran
Humble
Gucaintev i “,'-(<*r proof
und Sold Everywhere
t *32°
KOREA WAKING UP.
Begin» to Raabie ths Importance
MalntaKlng Forest Arsa
Korea, th* Harniet Kingdom, ie w
ing up to the necessity of protecting it*
remaining forests and replanting da
nu<l*d tracts a im| riant watersheds
Japan it furnish »g the Inspiration aad
pert of tha m-aev which will produce
th* change from the old order of things
tv tbe new
A acbonl for training
Korean foresters haa already bean put
in operattoa.
Tbe two governments drew up a an
operative agreement last apring and
outlined 1 a plan for the wise usa of tbe
forests l_
In the Valu and Tumen Valieva,
• nd »• a reault a national foreat policy
for Knrea ba« been developed
The
new Korean forest la«» are similar to
those of Japan, according to Uaitod
States Consul General Thomaa Sam
mono, of Seoul.
Although Korean formats have boo a
etplolted and neglected, and the ooun
try ha> suffered severely from drouth,
th oda and arc» on. tha denudation ia
>-•• serious than in neighboring pro»
m »• of China
One of the flrat mean
area to le take: up wili >e tbe prever
vati n of
»h wooded tract» aa yet re­
main. Io order to do this, tbe g< overa
meat haa taken all forests und 1er ito
care, whether they are
prl -
--- publicly
y
--- or
-- gw*.
vauly •« • 1
_____
. „
The owners will
not
be
deprived f thsfr property without corn-
peaaation, but the | government will reg
ulate the cutting o| f tiitdwr, and in eer
tain cases may prohibit all cutting on
tracts wbieh ought to remain timlcred
"to prevent flood«, drouthe, Isndtlilea.
and to preserve uninipaired the «come
attractivenoMi of placee of public re­
sort." All owners of timberland sod
all leaseholders are required Io report
to the government their holdings la or
der that the |>roperty may bo hated and
eared for
Failure to report within a
year subjects the forest to forfeiture.
The forested area of Korea ia about
2.500.000 acres, which is only one tenth
of the lend on which forests ought to
l.e growing
Extensive timbered treete
remain ia the northern part of lbs eoun
try on the waters of the Yalu and Tu
men Rivers, and lumber operations are
csrriiui on in tho mountain diatrieta
hut in the agricultural sections of the
country wo >.l is very scarce, and tho
fuel problem is oericu •
Coal aad other
mine« have beea opened by Americano,
and one of the most prewing needs io
timber for ute in and al . ut the mines
In that country, as elsewhere, largo
ouantitiee of timber are neeetaary in
developing mining property, and it io
noteworthy that a country ae bachward
industrially a« Korea can put into prat­
tles the principle that the only sura
way of getting timber it to grow II.
a«4 «».til r»
s
»•♦Ms A»«r s llwir Vie
et'uaa
product» and «xchanf« them
FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS
C latsop B each
Met (>pr«lli|.
"Why don't you gu tu work?” asked
tbe |>r<xH*<*ruua ettirru »imrply.
"G'waii." retorted the mendicant,
"you'se fellona timi bare all the w>*t
«ia¡» bave a borre."—Philadelphia
Ledger.
‘•Tup
• nl
S easide , C reso «
lllrvetlv »■ lb» brack oierloekl»«
lb» »rrsa. Ilei salt I.»tbs »»4
C liff H ouse
nr Ha» parlar». Vlr<trk Urli». Hre-
wr »lar» aa! al»an> brat. I'ne «ailla
npinnii't »»« 4rlr»«. dea t.. -la • apre,
untume un», iuta«.»».; > «»g gxoo
per lar. Swspevl«! ral», b, Ika week.
UAM. g. MOOIIAL rruprUrtue
lie Kinil ?oti I Into Ahviija limiirlit Itaa Iwirne the signa­
ture of < lure. II. I'lctrlicr, mid lius been i;in<l«< nuilcr his
personal »uprrvislou for oxer 30 jiar». Allow no ono
t« deceive you hi thia.
(?ounterf«-ita. Imitation« and
•• .lu-it-Hs-gooil *’ urc lint Experhncnt«. tint! cnihiuger tho
health of Children—lA|><-ti<-nco nu'ii*>'t I xj>< rini< nt.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria ia a Insrn less aubatltuto for < a lor Oil, Pare­
goric, Ihrop« mid Soothing Syrup*.
It in 1‘lrasant.
It
contains neither Opluiu» Morphino nor other Nurcotio
anbvtmicr. It* »;*<• I* it* gu.in.iitci-. It d atl tyn U »rm«
and ullny* I’«*»erishnr**. It iiiri-c lMiirrhiea mid Wind
Colle. Il relieves Teething Trouble*, cttri■» < oii*tl;»ition
mid Flatulency.
It m*iniilnt<-* the Food, regulate-* tho
StoniKch and tlowel«, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s I'uunceu - The .Mutlu r’i I tii-tiil.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
Guaranteed
Pure and
Whole some
You save money
baking if you use
i/f BAKING
l\ V POWDER
23 Ounces for 23 Cents
Here is truc economy You cannot
be sure every time or have your
food dainty, tasty nnd whole­
some if you pay lera or
Hcvcpt a substitute.
Jaqaeo Mfg. Ca,
Chicago.