The Santiam news., May 28, 1909, Image 4

By Our Formula
Ws produce In Hood's flaraaparilla
a medicine that ha* an urvap-
pvoached record of cure* of
Hcrolula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh,
rnpumalistu, anemia, nervt.usnt
that
Hied feeling. Io-» ol apt« lite, etc.
The combination and proportion* of
the more than ta.'i.tv diff. rvnl reo edial
agents contained in Hood's Har«ap*nllx
arc known only to ourwlvro, ao »livre
san I«- no e'it..titute.
,Thia medicine make« healthy and
strong Uie •• Little ho li.-ra" in y- ur
blootf,—tlio«e corpus« !«■• that fight the
dix'««- germs Constantly allockii.g )<>u
M »(Mrua.
What will you do. IV-Tt,” s-k-J
wkro ib.r «lo «».J w”» tsv
Brocks,
astoklng sarai"
"1 shall circulât« a petllios." «n«w»r
•4 Hirers, asragrly. "d» andit.g tast th«
«A«wleg gum an be a
MUSTOPEN GATEWAY
Kotids Ordered to Sell Tickets to
East and West via Portland.
NORTHERN PACIIIC WILL IIUHl
Objects to Joint Traffic With Harri­
man Lines. Which Are Required
lu Maks Like Co-cess".."'«
Washington, May 22. The first de-
ebion in the Portland gateway case is
Mnth.ra will find Mrs Win. «*• *- «ate»
Syrup <b» b»«i r.melt t< -.«• ue u.«>l <emu«a in favor of opening, but thia ia only
luila* lbs U
ed
the iHginning of what promises to be
a long contest.
In a decision rendered
Osa at tb» Ilari» halare Falters.
Tb« cat was looking at th» king.
by Mr. I’routy th« Interstate Com
“H« Isn't so vrry much of a sight
Silber,** soisrd lb« ■*!
'Tv« got »Igbt m< rce commission today ordered the
Harriman linro and the Northern Pa­
Bor« Ilves that b« has **
llvrein we see that m»r» rank count« cific to join in the »ale of through tick­
for nothing wb« n compared » ch thing» ets and the through checking of bag
gage between Eastern and Pacific
that are ranker t'hl >»«■ I’r ' I«.
coast ¡■ointa via Portland. Chairman
Knapp and E. E. Clark dia»ent from
the decision.
The commiasion sustains the com­
plaint against th«' Northern Pacific fur
Self- Abnr«acl<»w.
refusing to sell through tickets via
Pkotogrspher (cibi 'ing |>lst«l T..U Pori I md to points on the Union Pa­
*^>»«■1 yaur h-‘ I •
H. i.,k «w
"'» I cific ar.d Chicago A Norlhwextern, in­
suall have i"
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Kilter twiih lap <log>- Nat at all. I cluding tirnaha, Kansas City and Chi­
cago, and sustains also the complaint
>.«
against th« Chicago & Northwestern,
to 1« th» wl.ol« Hong in this piety«
Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line and
Oregon Navigation company for refus­
ing to »«'ll through tickets via Portland
to points in Washington.
By th«' terms of the decision, which
1 b«»«» I «»I»»« Mar«llo«as.
Billy, did you «v»r ph k up a live is highly important to the traveling
public and to the Western and North-
trolley with your bar« bail i«’»''
waeternrailroads, the Northern Pacific,
“Many a lini» '*
“liidn't It give you a shockY*
the Union Paciific lines and the Chica­
“Give me a shock? Il killed mr drsd go A Northwestern railway are ordered
ovary ilm».'* < 1 i*-> i r.l- u.»
to join in th«' sale of through paaeengwr
tickets between Seattle and oilier
Instant Relief for All Eyas
¡Klints in the Pacific Northwest ami
that are imtat.-d from du-t. hrat. •un Eastern destinations, via !*• rtlaml. Or.,
All
or wind. PKTHT'S EYE SALVE
<lru^gi»ti« or Howard Bros., Bnffalo, ami to accord through facilities, like
the checking of baggage, over this
route.
A Eemlsa risaavlee.
The commission found in the present
“How It your boy g«ttli>g slong •t case that a hubstanlial part of the en­
that busln«»« «vlIrg.Y*
tire body of travelers moving between
“Splendidly. Win» h» «•nda me hi* these ¡mints in the Northwest ami
aienthly statrinsnt of th« d.bla h. oar.
Eastern destinations reasonably desire
It Is drawn up la «<irh an absolutely cor
r«ct and bush • »« !«• form that I always to tiavel via Portland, and that there­
••nd him tur check for th« amount wltb- fore the commission has juriMiiction to
open that gateway.
•ut a murmur '
It ia also held that public interest
It < «»»• WhlU Voe Wallu
require* that this gat«-way shall be
Allen'« F-- i lo. la a ■ «tal« rurs foy bel.
opened; but that the terms under which
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by all tuu«
rioni-
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! ae«'Ctany that service is rendered should tie just
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I I I I A.l 1..M aa lietwoen the carriers themselves.
Aliati H. < 'lœ.o I |.|. ,.•; y
The commission waa also of the opinion
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II t« h v»« f imni ,
that the through rates via Portland
You don't mean to say you Would should be the same aa those in effect
accept this old tiuo pio «? faltered th» via the Northern Pacific and its present
man who was being held up “Why, connections, but no opinion is express
It Is only an apology for a wan-h.'*
ml touching a division of these rates.
'That's all right friend,' laughed the
The decision orders first, that the
bold highwayman 'TH accept tbs apol­ Middle Wert lino* complained uf ami
the Northern Pacific shall establish be­
ogy.“- t hl -ngo ¡»ally News-.
fore July I, 1909, and maintain in
There Is no need to suffer with •or«- force thereafter for not less than two
neas and stiffness of joints an<l mus­ y< are, through routes and joint rates J
cles. A little Hamlins Wizard Oil lietween Chicago, Council Bluffs and
rubbed in will limber them up immedi* Colorado common points via Portland ;
ately.
and ¡Klints in Washington lietween -
Portland and Seattle, including the lat­
Ja.t a. Easy.
ter, the joint rate* to be the same aa .
he I« able to keep a earring«,
the joint rate* contrniporan<-<iusly in -
Nrl.on IV Ardrich
effect between said ¡mints via the
akin to Standard Oil by marring«
Northern Pacific and its connections.
And «ell he may be called rich!
Second, the carriers name«i are order­
—Chicago Tribune.
ed to establish before July 1, joint
rates and through routes for ¡-a-sengers
and baggage from ¡mints on the North­
ern Pacific via Portland to Omaha, Kan­
sas City, Chicago and other Union Pa­
cific and Chicago A Northwestern
**I have suffered with pile, tor thirty points.
six years. One year «i;ii last April I !«■
It is understood authoritatively that
C taking Caacarela for cnatijution In
cuune of a wrrok I noticed the tele« it is the intewtion of the Northern Pa­
beg.il to <li*dip|w ckr Am! at the rtvl <»f an cific, in connection [>«rha|>a with other
wrrka tlary «hd n* t trouble tnr at all roads, to seek an injunction restrain- '
CiauKa have door wotidcri f** tor I ing the commission from putting its
• in entirely cured and irrl like • nrw order into effect. Should such an in­
" (ieofg« Krjdcr, N«|«»lc<>o, O
junction lie granted, it would prevent
the enforcement of the order during the
Pteaaaat. PaUiabW lN»f*nt. Taaha <
h«x*l N«r«r M» b«O Arahen .»r isfljM*
period of the Alaska-Yukon Pacific ex-
IBn.Mr, Wr. Nar«r • I»! la bulk
l*hr geo
¡msition at Seattle, as it is estimated
uln« t«blaf s|«mp«d CUI
Uuaiaulead to
• uj « «r y ar mvu«y ba a
that it would require many months for
the courts finally to determine the case
on its merits.
PILES
DR W A. WISE
S Y-ar-, • tewler In 1‘slnlm« tlvnlal
Wwkln Portland.
Out-of-Town People
BI mv M
lhat mir f <n * la •« arr»*«*vl
that WE CAN DO IIIHU » NT1KE < <»*N.
BRIDGE AND PI AT> W 'RK IN A DAY if
n«r«Mr>
POSITIVELY PAINI.EMB El
TR ACTING F RI » • h r> ; a*«s >v bri !««• »r« <Mr>
d«r*t
WK RF MOV K 1 HF Mo I
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TEETH AND ROOTS WIllloCT TIIK I.KAM
PAIN
NUBTt’DENTS no undtnainty.
For the Next Fifteen Day*
W« will gir« you
lain rrown for
Ok bHd«« iwth
Molar rrvwn
(Wdor*n»md fllllnf*
NUr«r RIH ng«
(pond »'‘‘Ley pia’.»««
’ niMwr pl«tra
Kermit Hero of Boalers.
Nairobi, Brill-h East Africa, May
Theodore Roosevelt and hie son
Kermit arc having good hunting luck
on the Juja ranch of George McMillan.
Their bag includes a water buck, an
impalk and other varieties of antelope.
The expedition han now a total of 60
specimens, representing 20 different
species. Mr. Roosevelt has killed a
python. Kermit, on a recent trip, dea-
|>atchrd a l«*opard at a distance of six
paces. The animal already had mauled
« '. ..*.. ..
? “.srxir.g K-..... .
when killevl.
9 oo D rops !
B«r« for Mli.4 Farmi.«,
Tlx» farmer who cau ao adjust
work that he msy dispense with
help of oue man Is lucky lii.kvd.
many a farmer hss done ao by sim­
ply changing bls system of feeding and
'wriiig for lu«
aiao t-7
'I'4"
¡»»sing of the grain and bay that in­
stead of hauling many b us of It to
market It la fed on the farm, and the
beef. p>rk. butter, chee«e. etc., Bohl
Thia allows th« farmer to restore to
the ground at least a p*rt of the fer­
tility In the ah a i* of manure
Th« barn plan abovrti herewith In
the two lllnatrations, the ground ptan
and the i»'r»|*etlv« view. 1« so ar-
range, 1 that .me man may feed and
are for Hie stock In a short time As
shown <»n the floor plan, the barn will
aceommo'late fourteen cows, twelve
horero, has box stalla for both the
wflSTORIA
For Infant» and Children,
bay chute la-lug provided for each two
.tail«.
1 be milk room being locate«! as It
At.ioitot. i tra et Nr
ia. the milk tnsy let takes !■• it st otice.
AVc^euNr Prrparwtxifcr b
lu Ibis room should be located H>«
sinub i tnÇ dr
ani ftr«U»
separator; i aleo plenty of clean water;
i inatta Stimata aoliiuwrki
■ ; neselhi«» ruirnti g waler should M
prov Idrd. ‘ i n« «hop 1« a very Mess
aary room, i and It will aave many amall
reyuilr bill* k lu It may be stored th«
PmnwFs Driiillrxiflrrifd
nalla bo.ta. etc. In the bora* barn
nrss and IV m i unulni nrsn
the liarn»we room la locat«*d In the
(•(anni Murphinr i» ir itami
.■enter, which make« It handy to Sil
N ot N arcotic .
parts of the same The two bog stalls
provide r.">m for both male animals aa
well ss sb k and ailing one*
The hay bay la aupp<«rd to be Open
clear to the roof.
However, mm«
farmer« may «l«h to arrange
s | mv « w «llffervnt.
The partition
rating the cows from the renter eec-
lion Is boarded <>r plastered up tight
exrepl th« Hilf pen. •« separate th«
Aprrfrrt Rcsirdy forfltaB»
cows from any od'-ra, dust or dirt from
lion. Sour Stoxarh IH mtîw »
the other animals The box stall*,
Worm* .< istvu I muuv Jrwnb
however. In both the cow and horse
lU'XV atxl LOSS OF S llkp .
barn sr« 0o cor.«truct.xl that the In
mat»« may have a good view of the
for S« «k Sipwwv /
other al?
•
f hey like company,
and will du Iwtier If they can •<•«. their
NEW V0RK:
nelghlMvr*
Th* floor* of the cow stable, th«
milk room, feed room and «Ho are of
cement, the gutter being formed In the
r«uarxntre«I'un«Irr »I*
tlo.r and having a four Inch drain at
the rear leading to the manure
Ki«u Copy of Wrapper
The stall* are made to nt both
and short cow* The first «tall
front is four feet wide and five
long The rear stall la three feet six
Inches wide ami four feet eight Inches
from
long, The stalls then slope
front to the rear, each stall being
slightly shorter, Ktalls are now con-
•tructed In so many different ways
that It Is hardly worth while to men-
WBX tai Ul
tlon them, every <• w man having bls
nut un
own views of the matter. However. It
lexrDHi
Is wlae to ao build them that the stall
rvMiiia «tu
may be easily clvnmsl and washed,
Q no
’nils construction will comply with all
noinni
sanitary requirement* of Inspector*.
The floor of the horse stable may
of cement or day
Way Io «be < ><■».
The location, the local supply
For nwr. j's oakc. »I, ,»« dirty Utt!«
materials, etc. will of course govern to bo> ar* you
“Yours, mamma." <Til.-vgn Tribun».
s certain extent the material enter
Ing the conatrmtlon of any building,
and. Ill fact, all buildings The barn DR T. P. WISE
as shown Is twelve twt to the eaves
n ■■! t i'i •\-:,t feet to th.- peak; the
a lo to ti.tr/> . igiii nr forty tM high.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty
The barn should, of course, have a
r«<1 foundation of atone, brick
or KS-Xi® Merchant« Trurt BuiMina
cement
on many farina It has been 12»»*» WaahirurUm, ca « t , Hutb 1‘ORTt-AND. OR
tl>e practice to build a small ah.-d
here and there and the stock Is scat­
tered all over the farm. This causes
an unit*..-«»ary lot of labor to cars
COFFEE^
for them; also an unsightly ap|>e«rauce
to the surroundings
In conatrndlng
TEA SPICES
a bam of this sort it will hot be lie-.»
BAKING POWDER
vary to do all the work before th«
► EXTRACTS
(
J USI RI Gl IÎ
same may !«• used, but a jx.rtlon of It
may I«* left until time and perbapa
CLOS SET S DEV L RS
your purse will allow It to Iw Onlabcd
KMtkÀNO OSI
—Wallace's Fanner.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTflRIA
C rescent
BAKINC POWDER
ÇROVMD
U4JUU HAM’I H-AN
row* ami borses. al«<> a largo calf pen
¡'he Installation of manure carriers
and hay fork Is very rosy, and these
will stain pay for tbetnsslvro In the
labor saved. A feature of the barn
not to t*e overlooked la the arrange
ment of the feet! room and allo
1 he
four foot chute extends the entire
length of the silo, and ha« email win
flows for light, a tight door twlow
Sejm rating aatue from the feed r.»-m
to keep out dust and oflor*.
The
«Unge ia droiqa-d do« n this chute, and
from there shovelled to the mixing
tioxro one for the cows and one for
the hors, a There are two blns In the
fetal room and two more may lie l.x-at-
efl on the floor above and connected
by small spouts for drawing off the
grain. TI hh « .¡««ut» may lw localt-d dl
reti y over the mixing boxe*. All hay
la auppawd to lie fed from above, one
F rrdlng of
liens will not refuse to lay provid­
ing the condltona which surround them
are favorable for egg pnsluctlon. of
course, a hen cannot k««-p on laying all
the time, nor « 111 some bens lay even
for a majority of the time, but the
fanner who pruvld«-» the correct rood I-
Ilona of bousing, feeding and general
management will find Hint he will not
be entirely without eggs at any time of
the year. Of course, It Is not the ben's
nature to lay at thia tin»«' of the year,
but If she la comfortably housed am!
«ell fed. the farmer will And that the
hen after all really tins little «•■nil
metit as to just which season she shall
produce her eggs.
Getting eggs Is not entirely a matter
of feeding, yet If We f«wd rorre< tly the
hens will not have that as an actual
olmtaele to laying Maturity and vigor
are two Important things In the hens
that are to l>e heavy winter layers.
Ke«‘p the hena In a thrifty, vigorous
rondltlun. ami be sure and feed a va­
riety. The«' things count for a great
deal toward suevroa. t orn, oats and
wheat are the three principal grain
feeds, but there are others that may
well be fed by way of variety and
the meat and green stuff In some form
Give any
should never tie neglected
kind of meat .■ repa or prejeireil meat
foods. as II |>ays. Try to keep the hena
under conditions as near ilk. ¡boss tn
existence at spring time as you can,
and you will not suffer severely from
an egg famine Thia Is nothing Impos­
sible, an<1 briefly, only m«-ans comfort­
able housing, a variety of feeds, green
Muff and mffll scraps, ami sanitary
quarters Agricultural Epitomise.
Two Unions to Unite.
Spokane, May 22.—"It io probable
that working agreements will be made
by the Western Federation of Miners
and the United M mew others of Amer­
ica," stated C. H. Moyer, preaident of
the Weatern Federation of Miners, who
ia here tonight.
"It io not probable
|>e«le«etlnw byr nate.
that they will units, an their fields of
There aie tli«we wbo deviare that
usefulnoM are different.
In spite of
nothlng la created In valli, aud thAt
all reporta, the next convention of the
rats and mie» are In some way a benedt
Federation will show that it ia strong­
in inanklnd. it la hard to sec just
er than ever.”
how The atatlntlclan of thè Agrlcul
turai Bureau at Waahlngton computea
Ewplnsion Fires Forest,
f ft»*«*
e^lS.<MMJ,<M10 damage a
-fine th~
1 nioney damage.
«ny*»ee> w*Aa
thè world
Egg-Phosphate
Get it from
your Grocer
A FULL POUND 25c.
DENTIST
DAISY FLY KILLER
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H AHO ID SOMERS 150 DrKa b A
Brooklyn. N. Y.
C. Gee Wo
The Chinese Doctor
Tîkb w>mUful man ha«
rnj»i© «
of th«
(ti
R<AJia.
IIorb« and Bark«, »nd
is A-iv‘n« ih«« wvrki «h«
iMMMtâl uf hut sc-rvicMi.
A.'-iL
No Mffcforv. Pol ton»
or Drug« Uted. No
Operation» or^| ultmg
Guarwntiws to cur« Cditarrh. Albina. I.uttg,
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Ibwa- t of M i nnd V- ti.«
«mall 1 rm (»<>r«rp «
A SUR»; CANCER CURE
If mie butch« ra only once a year, saya
a curre«¡mndent of Fnrtu and Home,
It la not ini «’»»ary to build an expen
she smokehouse, for almost as good
Just rrcoivwd
P*km, (*>irui «afe, «uro
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CONSUMACION fRtt
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VILNNA STEAM CLEANING A DTE WORKS
224 2* Thud Stieev, Portland, Oreaon
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It la umile bjr taklng Imth ernia «»ut of
a barrei «ini mountlng It upou a boi
«>r «bove a flreplace In tlie ground,
lite invai tu be ainokei! la hung troni
thè stick» laM acro», thè top of thè
tmrrel. thè tire bullt umtornrotb and
thè lld put on.
line orvliardlat la said to have In
crensed the yield of Ills orchard from
flftifn to 250 bushels In the following
manner
He rvdoci-d the tope of the
tree* one-fourth; then In the fall be
plowed betwren the !»<•<■•
After ma
miring well he planted corn, brane and
pumpkins, and harvested a nice crop
of «*ach. The next spring he re|>rot«l
the same form of cultivation, amt that
year. In addition to the good crvqia of
corn. t>enns ami pumpkin». harvested
seventy bushels of go-sl apples. The
next spring he manure«! h r.tbs tblsA
time and planted potiArop/ which did
not do well, but he harvested JBK) Push
els of One apples from the orchard.
I hampion Rutter tow I >.*4.
'•edro’s F.stn a, ciinniplon buttar row
he worijJ. with a record of 712
■•Jve months, waa killed
at the Missouri Agrlcui
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