The Santiam news., July 27, 1911, Image 7

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«HIN
TOU GO To PORTLAND. 1TUP
AT THE NEW
Marked Improvament Is Seen In Both
Apple Tress snd Fruit Where
Liberally Treated.
HOTEL FOSTER
tfr a J i ron >
If we could calculate the value of
• vod ashes as commercial fertilisers
ere valued we would have near the
following value per ton for the plant
food given a value In commercial fer
liliger*.
1X0 | .i da of potash 105 at
2« 0<>
*0 pounds of phoephoric acid
00
I 05 at
ATENTS 1 GIVE Y0U
0 0
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MARTIN.
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VCSTVASD Oil
KODAKS
Wr
and
’9 fat MtAlngum «nJ Herfa'ur« tWv«*c*<'lng
lK~ir i - a Ma/ >*r4*m given
a'UMitMn
r ortland Fhoto Supply Co
l'vitTLAND. ORK
14» TVrd bua»<
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
faa g*i ft*, A* a*: **■« W«a«k
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J Ite
Skylights
Tanks
Gutters
Down Spouts Steel Ceiling
/. C. BA YEH
Market
Portland. Oregon
SEND FOR CATAl-OGVK.
School of the
PORTLAND ART ASSOCIATION
COMBINGS «0 FALSE HAIR
Made Over. Any Style.
Write for particulars.
FRANCES HAIR STORE
101 Usrr M
(«« Um »u
UN flMHBtS
tfOOD ASHES HELP ORCHARD !
is
The
atncunl of
of
found
founds of
potash
practically
amount of phesphoric acid la found In
350 pounds of '< per cent, arid phos
phate, so a Ina of wood ashes Is
worth about the same as a fertiliser
250 pounds of good grade acid pboe
phate and 200 pounds of sulphate of
potash.
True the plant food la tn a more
available form In the commercial fer
tlllxerv but the tons of wood aabea
also contains about *00 pounda of
lime which la especially valuable to
the clover and othv-r leguiulnoua
crop*,
IJist winter w-e put
about some apple trv
pounds a na scattered
tree, as I far
reached, A
both the trees and the fruit was no
tired last ' summer In spite of the un
favorable early season
The wood ashes can bo profitably
applied to the garden, the meadow
or In fact almoat any crop except
potatoea.
If wood ashea are applied to the
potato crop it produces conditions
favorable to potato scab
There 1s not much loss of plant
food when wood a»lw'« are applied to
the soil at any season of the year
since potash and phosphoric acid are
not enslly washed out of the soil
The ashes should not be mlied with
the manure or any other nitrogenous
manure as the Itme In the ashes may
cause loss of nitrogen.
If mixed with acid phosphate the
lime In the ashes will ->r bine with
the phosphoric acid and render It un
available
On many farms there Is a few bun
dred pounds of ashes produced that
ere worth saving and applying to the
soil, then where lumte'ing la carried
3n extensively there are tone of wwid
sshes produced each year that are
worth hauling for several miles and
applying to the soil.
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TRACTION PLOWING IN WEST
r
On the large farms of the great
plains and the ranches of California
traction englnea— both steam and
gasoline are used to an Increasing
silent In farming operations, eape­
rlally In plowing land
The make
shift outfits formerly used for thia
purpose have been largely replaced by
heavier and stronger engines and
gang plowa especially designed for
thia use
The advantages of traction plowing
are (1) that the work can be rushed
when conditions are favorable; (fl
that the work can be done with a
smaller force of handa. and fewer
horses have to be kept; (3) tn bot
dry weather engines can be used
when horses could t ot stand the
work; HI with an engine It Is poaal-
ble to plow very difficult soils, and
also to plow deeper than with horses,
and (SI under favorable condltlona.
the coot of traction plowing has been
brought lower than that of plowing
with horsea
The steam engines weigh from T
to 20 tons range from 20 to M horse
power, cost from 11.500 to ft 000. and
will plow from 15 to 50 acrea a day
A traction plowing outfit constate
of (1) an engine; <2l the plows or
disks arranged In ganga; and (J)
miscellaneous conveniences for car
rylng supplies, making repalra. etc
The else and coot of the outfit and
the amount of work It will do depend
largely on the number of plowa oper
»tad.
KmcwaiEra
SEAR OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA
With th* baginning of th t year MiIU College
doe« only collage work. There aro no longer
any Seminary court»«
IU < 1 V. n*r. • 4 .. orge »« rf»* r*. 4c C*B»‘
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er»4 IBM. I4r«l <•;.»*»«•
A»i»a-.* a«4 f»ai.a-a re
( I
iLwar <4 B»*»» tftafd 0*4 I ■ vette)
«4 L e«.’i t t*. WrU e>j«i»y*d bburaiunr*. <ifte*4»«Ma
ynae **e kuodr*4 a<*4 thy a fee. Age* laA rare *wf beehk **»
««or Mt. Frr* Larka Ciay C •/*•*. A. M . Im. t> . 11. D
».<gW Mhi/taa Seciru/y. M.i-e C v.lrgt ?■ O.. ta»»l
.G olden
■W est
r COFFEEi -
TEA SPICES
aAAINO POWDER
► EXTRACTS
JUS I RIGHT
Classera Dow
aonnaso oac J
DAIRY NOTES.
To be sweat and clean It I» deefr
able that the cow atable be white-
washed at least twice a year.
The separator means the greatest
profit with the least cost In handling
and marketing milk.
Cream that la not delivered prompt
ly should be thoroughly stirred every
time a new lot la added
The cream from the mllklnga must
not bo kept so long that It will de
velop a sharp acid, for that would Im
part an unpleasant flavor to the but­
ter.
Chicken Lie*.
Abundance of chicken lie* can be
raised by neglecting the chicks Thia
is probably the eur«*t way to get rid
of the chick*
I
Hsve
v«*
wrsk
Faint ?
y
• nd the many distressing
vmploms which indicate
poor circulation and ’ d S iohh I ?
A heart tunir,
bhoid and body builder that has etoud ths trit of
vaAvvrr SO years ot
cures is
/ Dr. Pierce’sGoicen .Medicai Discovery
The heart becomes regular as clo k-vork.
Mrva* in turn are well fed.
I ha irteries ara Ailed
w ith good rub blood. 1 hat is why nervous debility,
irritability, fainting spells, d.«appear ind are over«
rome by thi« alterative extract ol medicinal routs
put lip by Dr. 1'ierce without the use ot alcohol.
Ask your neighbor,
kiany have been cured <4
scrofulous Conditions, ulcers. ' lever ,. re< ' white swellings, etc., bv taking
Dr. Pieree’s Disc.nery.
Just the relreahmg and vitalising tonic needed lor
excessive tissue wsste, in convalescence from fevars or tor run-down, anwmic,
Ihiu-blooded people.
Slick to this safe end sane remedy and refuse ell " just
as good ” kinds offered bv the dealer w ho is lc-.>king lor a larger profit.
Xoth-
ing will do you half as much good as Dr. I’lerce's («olden Medical Discovery.
Sam Sloan”
Evaporated
Modern Tts hsra Cr t sed
Our educators are owl wise,
teachers are («dante and all their am­
bition la the turning out of smooth,
well poliste I philistine,
It Is err-
ulnly unfortunate that the favored
type ot superintendent of our public
•duration should be such a 1.
philistine, possessed of all the conceit
nf the mediocre business man llou-
tine la bla Ideal
Orlglnallty la
spurned and suppressed Or. Uurls
Mdla.
Mockers
wilt find Mr», Wine1<*w*i *--thle<
Syruy tur tr-st rnmedv U- use t«-e their .uUdiuu
luna» lite i«eU>lu( iwriod.
A Good Cigar
Costa You 5c
Worth More
. • •
is the handiest
thing in the pan­
try. Jt is pure and
always ready to
use.
There is no
waste — use as
much or as little
as you need, and
the rest keeps
longer than fresh
milk.
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Al I FN Xe
FWiq
ALLEN
& I LEWIS
Qi«tributer«, Portland, Or.
.¿AMHw->o«.es»e- ,?TÍ.*IÍ<| I*
The Dawn oí Scientific Knowledge
Lrrtrn n Prt»f»
wb.< rr ihr <le-
fiiAíxl U grvatrr than thv MUJ i'Iy«
Honordbl«*, Dignifird, lutrutive
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vrrttat T. r pat it* ularw.
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na««lU»g «kUWd trr«tmcnL
404 < onwH(»nv«t-aUh Bldg., Port Und. Or.
WHY PAY MORE?
Gives fine results in
all cooking
Tell your grocer to
»end Libby’» Milk
All. SIZI S
PnWr.ptly T i '. ns I
RO>A1 SHOT CO.
??• H«<nM« St . Ui lira >W S h « s I Fwtltsd. Ik.
Wfiittemore's
11 Shoe Polishes
Finest in Qual ty. L«'x«>l In Variety.
1 t r f |fi. - . «
SI«».« »it f t . . M.lltg *1.4
(MilltLH g ill»*' < f
h <»•!« eu l ..■!.•»*
Or. Pierce’» Pelleta, small, sugar-
coated, easy to take as candy, regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver ami
eia. Do not gripe.
I
Forgiveness of Children.
It Is the sweet and entire forgive
neea of children, who ask pity for
their sorrows from those who have
caused them, who do not perceive
that they are wronged, who never
dream that they are forgiving, and
who make no bargnln for apologies
It Is this that men and women are
urged to learn of a child.—Allo* Mey-
uelL
ar« the safest and moat reliable cathaith- sn.|
evstrm cleanser. The beet remedy for Terpui
Leer. B i I kiwoh * arid s ek lirada- he.
Al lieucstal»' ar by Mall. IS Cease
Hot i C ma . mil . al L u ,
L umilasu , UMLleUW
DAI SV m
<ò| I.T » IM. F ’ a <
y UI *• ah • <1 • ««lag
that |xwiii»rly « it-tno' lf. >*U. aa • ». I I •• «hea
Ivllee* aad
> ! ■ ’U ♦ i--«te a I ah • • abiura
,, Hlnml t U i -hl. .
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• nl-me’l. n f"t rirai n* w> I p lOilng
all Biada
«-r taa ah«*», F«’ ’ Mta# eiao ICr.
Gl H K W IIITK >»
• • dtrty . «B»na»lu«t
rlrun « »I tslkllr. In H-¡
< f irm o«»ll -an ba
gulvhly and raally appli'd
A a|>>nre In every
jM. aaga *«» alway* triad y fut
■*>
two ala*« it
and
«-i.ie
If pwr dreier dnra a«*< Brrp the kind y< n want,
ern»l ua h • a l lr.ea and th* prtre In 8feii.ps ft>t
a full aide
* Ml*.
Swallowed Her False Teeth.
Through ewallowing her false teeth,
apparently while ehe was asleep. Mrs
Alice I »ear, 51 years old. of 8ewell
road. Ilattorsea. died
The cause of
her death was discovered at a poet
mortem otamlnatfbn
London Cbron
tele.
WHITTÍMORÍ BROS. A CO.,
amen» at., CamOHill«, SBeee.
<i..f tool J -i • >r W-i ■ ■ ‘utter oj
tau’* I'ultrltrr in th* II it rid.
REDUCED RATES
ASTORIA
CENTENNIAL
PAGEANT
Kèeley
A TOOK,
beet re.n^ly fes Kidneys, IJver snd bowels.
Krortioites Pimples I .upturn« snd Disorders
of the bbls
Por'fie« the Hl<wt snd gires
Toe«. Micugth sud I .»vi lu Iks salue «j.icia.
P N U
No lo 'II
COME TO PORTLAND»ND BE CURED IN FIVE DAY8
VARICOSE VEINS, HERNIA, BLOOD POISON
Wn a*t*>re operwt ..>(>• »r *uy ra»*a p fiBeneiitajr rure*1 In enr
Irrgfrnant
M »1 tn»»* *«« .ng. l ». *« n*iural
4 wfr
A
red . M «»<1 permanent rar« I give my w«,rd ax.d will «He
>u to iitacf m"i *l •nlli.-f lM i »( |i mafel I am ref
4 ! .
fr by * 1 per Ira. e M»d <X|lJiptnet4 w I
h
1.« kej *t<>nea to «tarcrea
I have the beat esyulpped
irgJ <»®< e *»• the ( *« mm * I will git«
In any rharlty aa
guarantee that every atalemet»' la Una te. »r.. » t ent la true
I IgvIUB y<m In r«>me I«»
olti<e I nil »t|4 n to yo«» my
treatment fer Varlcog* Vriga Hernia Xerv».»,« |M»t>||ity
ItMael I’otaon File«, Fiatwla. l‘!ed«l*r Ki«ib*y. frnetat e a»-d
ali M*n a Ailment« and
y«*u FKKK a phyairal ««amine
|d*m if tMMeaanry a mirru*">pirAj At>,| <»»•«. - al analyaia of
**• retfcflMA U>determine peth •<!«aland bexUr.fto.jp al r<*n
dit <>ng Rtery man aixmld take ad«*«lag* «4 tl • <pp»r
tonity to laa/a tb»tr true e<>a«i.to»e
4 t ««'nenml (\»ft m
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fr1»* eant
4 rr»’«d*oil f ur« 4« ukal / yira
WRIT TfN CuBtANTff
My w r ittm giarantae m*ar< • a r«r« nr
1 I'»*'** **• to cure rertam a menteur »*fuad ever»
'
a Per- a I c* |
l
« any a»lme«t I gua/aiI rmi ar* r«a«Mialila
ax.d no n 'Ft *O y . * * • • and -
bg to pay for l>*
O'^aa k*B/* » A M V* B r M
Bv*4*yv. 1« A M W 1 » M
PORTLAND.OREGON.
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The rrd
blood corpus,les are ircrr-.scd in number — and the
THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUING,
Why She Chois the Down.
A woman In Cherryvale, Kan.
allowed her ch
• between a
parlor rug and a tumruor gown.
Journal says that a'ter three sleep­
less nights she decided on the dross
di« argued ' I can darken the parlor
;
ind the rug will look all right tn aub-
luad light, and besides. hundreds of
folks will see th« dress who would
ivver see th« rug
(««lings, oppressed
heart, di»»v
Heslhing stl«r meals F
Or du tuu cspcriencs pain
over lb« heart, shortness ol breath on going up-st^irs
Noble Ideal.
«, ,r> ■ s r «
■
In the •Cort
forma of gres’nass 1st us not under-
estimate the value of a simply good
life Just to bo good, to beep life
p iro frota deg ailing elements to make
It constantly helpful In little ways to
those who are touched by It to beep
ones spirit always sweet, and avoid
all manner of petty anger and Irrita
blllty that la an Ideal aa noble aa II
la diti-nil
Among Advantages Is Fact That
Work Can Be Rushed When Con­
ditions Are Favorable.
—
/Porfland. nregoQ
Ftea' trat aad l a« *. • - . f r Gifla ti
s .
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Cali agiate Attesali a»4 ll*sa*al*ry OepartaaaaU.
Masi«. Art Blaeatlae «yok*a*i«M
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• I IM ■ I« I t It - • I I Itlott
ornee» A”' 11-Uwe Mali
Playing the Fiddle.
Mgr J .wi.es I’ Turner, chancellor <y
the Roman Catholic archdiocese o'
Philadelphia, baa a trait tn commot
with the late Archbishop Ryan whirl
enables him to de« ide to do eometbli |
without leaving a sting
l.lhe hie late chief he usually telli
a story and then escapee committing
himself
Since the balloting fur a
successor t Archbishop Ryan hr has
been Importuned cajoled and other
wise held up tor a word that would
give an Idea as to what was the re
suit of the ballotlr g
As he Is swurt
to secrecy he must be. p quiet
To a group uf nvwepaper
said
"Once there was an assistant to
man who held a responsible position
1 hl* assistant took upon himself niueb
uf the credit for bls employer s po|e>
larlty
one day he complained by
saying
I m tired of playing secund
Addle
" The trouble with you Is that you
are trying to play first violin before
you have learneal how to play that sets
ond Addle.' was his empluyer's kindly
but firm admonition "
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