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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-19
From winter 10 SpIinQ

PULLMAN, Feb. 19.-It is like STEP
ping from the depths of winter into the
realms of spring to walk from the snow
into green depths of the floral conserv-
atory at the Washington State college,
says the Pullman Tribune. 1t is al
most a surprise even though one ex-
poets to see blooming flowers and
f1ourishing plants, to think that it is
possible for such luXuriant plant
growth to exist during this time of
the year.
The editor of the Tribune paid a
visit to the conservatory on Tuesday
and was shown every department by
Florist ]. G. Seupelt, who has done
much towards improving this depart
ment at the college during the few
months he has been there. The first
visit was to the rose house where there
are something over 500 fine rosebush-
es just beginning to bloom to their best
advantage. For the past month there
has been scarcity of roses and other
flowers on account of prolonged
cloudy weather. The plants did not
do nearly so we'll on account of these
conditions, but since the sun has burst
they are in much better condition;
Adjoining the rose house were a lot
of Bermuda and Easter lilies in pots
in anticipation of the Easter demand
for flowers of this nature
The carnations are in splendid con-
dition and are bursting into full bloom
daily. AS all are cut every morning
| the showing is not as great until the
are stored for customers. The geran-
ium department is receiving special at
/ tention, especially the Lady Washing
ton geraniums, which are so much in
favor with plant lovers. The red,
white and variegated colOrs are furn-
ishing a pleasing with the vivid green
leaves, and are the pride of Mr. Soup
cit.
Besides the floral displays there are
some very interesting vegetable ex-
periments being carried out by the
students of the agricultural depart
ment In one section there are a
by one student whose thesis this year
is on the fertilization of tomatoes.
Here may be seen plants with
blooms, green fruit and ripe fruit, rath-
er an odd spectacle in February An
other section one finds a number of
black, rasp and Logan berry bushes
just coming into bloom. These plants
are being cultivated indoors with
view of cross breeding the varieties
to secure plants that combine the
virtues of the three berries and elm
mating their faults. The lettuce beds
are especially interesting as the Gull
ture of hot house lettuce is becoming
an art. Several small beds are being
grown purely for experimental pur-
poses. Situated as they are, they have
not received sufficient light for the
growth, but as it is they show the best
method Of culture. A number of,
other small places under the benches
are being utilized for vegetable grow
ing for the students of the agricultural
department, all showing interesting re-
suits.
The demand for cut flowers from
the college conservatory is far more
than the supply. For instance fully
two weeks ago orders were booked for
flowers for the military ball, which
occurs on the 22d of this month and
more are being received daily.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-19
The Real Thino.

'~1uS Choate once tried to get a
- witness TO give his idea of
observation-disclosures.
"e"' said the witness, who was 4
- - p'eai New England Yankee. Il
say that a man who thought
i, ais watch to hum, and took
'u' MS pocket to see he'd time to
"'' and get it. was a leetle alb
'iiued. The House Beautiful
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-19
A Valuable lasson.

six years ago I learned a valuable
lesson" writes John Pleasant, of Mag
nolia, Ind. Il then began taking DR..
Kings New Life Pills, and the longer
l take them the better 1 find Them
They please everybody. Guaranteed
1T E. L. Smalley the druggis CSC.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-19
hunting for Trouhla.

~, nFed IN California 20 years and
NO. sun hunting for trouble in tns
snro;. 'uihs sores, wounds, boils. cut
lsr, Inns Or case of piles that Buck
wr,.o >iaiiea Salve won't quickly cure"
Sia,ss Charies Walters of Allegheny.
ters. :, ~ No use hunting. Mr.. Wal
a. a.Fs s. it cures every case, Guarantees
smalleys drug store, price Csc.
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p;,.. CURED In s to "a Days.

pAzo OINTMENT IL guaranteeo
To cure any case Of Itching 6nna'
bleeding or Protruding Plies IN
"A a.vs or money refunded 800.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-19
/. WAGE WAR ON VULGAR ADS

Chicago City and Federal Authorities
In Purity League.
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-AuthOrities of
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Cooperation Of English parmsr.

The Agricultural Organization soct
ETY. was formed four years ago to pro
mote reciprocal aid among British
farmers, and statements at the an.
nual meeting recently held show that
its object is being successfully car
ried out. The number Of branch soci-
eties has largely increased and is now
113, embracing 80 counties. while the
membership has advanced from 1900
In 1904 to $500 now. One OF the i'm.
portant aims Of the society ia thu
cheapening OF freight rates, whi0
have been excessively burdensome q
England to the small shipper. This
Is being done with success by combin.
Ing farm products in wholesale quaint.
ties. General working expenses have
been reduced and In some cases the
prices of products have been Increased
through the harmonious working OF
the society. 1t also enables members
to buy In wholesale quantities from
one central point instead Of dribbing
out small orders to large number OF
producers. Farmers can buy their sup
plies and implements at wholesale
prices, and this is considered SO i'm.
portant that prophets are found who
see in it the redemption OF British ag.
riculture from the low estate 70 which
It has declined.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
CLERK HAD NO JURISDICTION
Naughty Hotel Masnate Unable to
Regulate Temperature.

In most up-todate hotels all rooms
are provided with thermostats-little
instruments which permit the occu-
pasta to regulate the temperature au'
somat;cally. OF course the usefulness
Of these cont-ivances is limited to the
cold season when artificial heat is pro
duced.
Some days ago, in the midst Of the
hot spell, woman from Dubuque.
Iowa. registered at the Hotel Astor.
While seated at her window tanning
herself frantically, she espied the
hermostat on the wall She had
heard Of the invention and pressed
the button until the marker was oppo-
site the SO point. believing that a
breath Of real cold air would revive
her at once
Instead OF growing cooler the room
grew distinctly hotter. The marker,
instead Of remaining at SO, scared to
o. After three more Intellectual at.
tempts to make the machine work.
she went to the once and asked for
the clerk.
See here, that thing il my room is
out Of kilter," she snapped. ut says,
Press down until marker is opposite
the desired temperature figure. and
the air in the room VIII change ac-
cordingly.' The machine doesn't work
right. I'm hot. want cold air. do
| fixed it for SO, and instead of that I
get 81"
why, my dear madame, am not
to blame" replied the clerk. You
should not come to me with objec-
tions Of that kind"
well, who should | go tor she re
torted.
Il think you had best consult the
Almighty about IT," sighed the clerk.
He regulates the temperature during
the summer time. New York Globe
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Hard on the host.
James Brown Potter was talking

James Brown Potter was talking
about Observation-Disclosures.
Usually" he said. the errors OF
the absent.minded are merely ludi.
crous. They don't cause embarrass.
ment or pain. The last time | was
abroad. though. witnessed a piece
Of absent.mindedness that was embar.
rassing and painful to the last degree.
Il was dining in Oxford. and the
guest of nonor was Bishop. He WAS
old and mild and thoughtful. and
was not surprised to hear from my
neighbor that his head was continu.
ally in the clouds and his thoughts
continually wandering.
ut seems that this Bishop had once
lived In the house Of our host. That
fact, probably, was what caused him
to forget that he was dining out. As
the dinner, a rather poor one. drew
to close he turned to his wife and
said:
My dear, am afraid we must
pronounce this cook another failure'"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Iceland Has Fair Variety Of Treea

Iceland Has Fair Variety Of Trees
One would hardly expect the sub
1ect the forestry of Iceland to call
for much serious attention, but a
lengthy investigation of the trees OF
that country has recently been made
by no less distinguished a person than
Or. c. V. Prytz, professor OF forestry
at Copenhagen.
He says that the prevailing notion
that Iceland has a single tree only Ia
fallacy, and that there is quite a
pretentious growth OF trees on the
land. the soil not being unsuited for
the growth The Tree growth ,bf the
country has suffered from injudicious
cutting. he says, and he makes recon-.
mendations for the demonstration of
the lands and offers suggestions abou.
the planting OF birches. The latter
here. spring up naturally. and ii is
thought that by sowing these in
places where the snow lies deep long
immunity from destruction by saeeU
might he gained, as II appears TO ce
only in winter, when grass is not to
be had, that these animals devour tn.
birch trees.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Failure Of WireloE..

E .ss rscsn. British naval maneu-
vers OF Lagos wireless telegraphy was
found unreliable in the existing circum-
stances. Several cases OF friends firing
on friends occurred. and It is announced
that visual signaling will be adhered to
in the British navy till wireless tsleg-
raphy is much improved.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Tarklngton's Boomerang.

Booth Harrington has among his
eur1os In his New York city apartment
Z boomerang. A magazine editor said
Of the odd weapon the other day: q
DO not believe that a native can
handle boomerang so that 1t will; re
turn to the precise spot 1t started
rom" II believe It," said Tark!ng
eon. why. . magazine writer can
DO the vssy same thing with his man
uscrip< y hs inclosss . stampsl On
velopAs
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEN.

There Is growing demand at luc-
rative salaries in all sections OF the
country. and especially in the South,
for young men train In agriculture.
The demand for the graduates from
this department of the Tuskegee Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute is so far
In excess Of the supply that we are
offering special inducements to gradu-
ates OF other schools, and persons suf-
hclently advanced In the academic
branches to come here and pursue the
courses In agriculture. including prac-
tical farm work, dairying, livestock
raising. etc. An opportunity will be
given a few earnest young men to
work out all of their board while TAX
Ing 4 course.
Those Interested can secure full in
formation by addressing
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.
81. Principal.
Tusksgse Institute, Alabama.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14

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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
ALWAYS PROMPT.

Commonwealth Life, Denver, Colo.
Gentlemen:-Your company has paid
four or Ave benefits In this block and
so knew when my time came !
would receive mine promptly, just as
my neighbors have done. wish to
thank you for your prompt payment
and the lack of red tape in getting our
dement's.
Yours truly,
(Signed) MRS. L. T. BAKER.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
RESPECT FOR THE LAW.
Writer Thinks Schools the Best Place
In Which to Teach II.

VI WHICH 10 teACh iL
The subject chosen by Rev. DR..
Foster, president Of the Rust Univer-
sity In Mississippi, for his initial ser.
mon OF series in a Boston pulpit
yesterday shows the question that is
uppermost in the minds Of thoughtful
men In the section which he repre-
sents. rs Respect for the Law De-
creasing?" is the topic which he dis.
cussed, and his own view was that
there is a growing defiance of law and
order, which means general spread
OF anarchy unless something is done
to check It. The churches can do
much, but we believe the schools can
do more, because they perform a SER
vice OF more universal contact. Re-
spect for the fundamental principles
of law as fundamental condition of
good citizenship should be taught and
impressed upon the rising generation
In every institution OF learning, great
or small. This ethical lack must be
met, II at all, by those charged with
do responsibility OF forming the
youthful mind.-Boston Transcript.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
How Chinese Use Opium.

The Chinese on the Rand were al.
lowed so much opium, the maximum
a month being two pounds. This
would suffice to stock an ordinary
chemists shop for year. Two pounds
Of opium represent 27,96S average
medicinal doses.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Autos in Germany.

German firms are unable TO all all
foreign orders for automobiles. Vice
Consul Schemmer, OF Mannheim.
writes that the German motor produc-
ton for 1905 was $4,000 900, the ex-
port to England and France increasing
400 per cent.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Always a Losing Game.

Another man who lost all in the
bucket shops" has committed suicide
When will pikers learn that the man
who fishes for fortune in bucket shops
10 sure to make a water haul?-Louis
Vile Courier-.Iournal.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
IDAHO SPRINGS, COLO.

Mr.. James Barbee and wife, of Dem
yer, attended the graduating exercises
at Central City Wednesday evening,
In honor of Miss Anna Barbee.
Mrs. John II. Galbreath is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greenleaf at 629
Twenty-second street, Denver, for 10
days.
Mr.. f. ]. Jackson has just recov-
cred from a severe attack Of pneu-
monia
Miss Phene Johnson is home from
Denver with very bad attack of
rheumatism, but the mineral waters
are doing their work as usual.
The lease OF Galbreath, Butten &
Co. Is still improving, as they have 2
cars OF smelling ore in the Argo
smelter this week.
The lease of Bradley Brooks is max
ing better showing than ever 1t is
well to say that 1t is a good one.
About year and half ago Mr.. Bob
Bradley took from the same vein about
$4,000.
Messrs. Howard, Hamilton, Jack
son and Allen Gaut are paying visit
to Boulder, Colo.
Utility Bill has been awarded the
renovating Of the Hotel De Paris,
Georgetown, building OF 40 large
rooms, besides two lodge halls at that
place,
Rev. Jas. Young spent Saturday and
Sunday in Central City.
Mr.. Alex Barrett has returned from
the capital city and is again in the
Newhouse tunnel.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
osrmaa1's First A6mirs,.

0ermsny has Just celebrated the
centenary of her "nrst admiral" Ru.
dolph Brommy, who was born Sept.
I, 1904, and organized the German
navy during the Arst German.Danish
campaign In the 'l0s. The German
navy came into being with nine steam
srs, one sailing frigate. the Deutsch
land, and twenty-seven gunboats.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
30 Distinguished Looking.

Pardon me-" said the guest to the
hostess. but won't you kindly per-
NIT me to meet those disting,iished-
looking gentlemen In the library!"
"Oh, they aren't guests. They're the
walters. milwaukee Sentinel.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Alphabet Hard to Learn,

Thrre are no iewer than 20s dif.
ferent characters in the Abyssinian
alphabet
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
Awake TO Needs Of the Dav.

Hungary spends sl7.50O,0OO yearly
on ITS technical and agricultural
schools.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14
A Daily Thought.

Absence Of occupation il not rest;
. mind quite vacant 10 = mind dc,
NrAssad --Cawpar
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14

Mr.. James Barbee and wife, of Dem
yer, attended the graduating exercises
at Central City Wednesday evening,
In honor OF Miss Anna Barbee.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14

Mrs. John II. Galbreath is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greenleaf at 629
Twenty-second street, Denver, for 10
days.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14

Mr.. E. ]. Jackson has just reco'
cred from a severe attack Of pner
monia.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14

Miss Phene Johnson is home
Denver with a very bad attacI
rheumatism, but the mineral WI
are doing their work as usual.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-06-14

The lease OF Galbreath, Blu
Co. Is still improving, as they
cars OF smelling ore in the
smelter this week.
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OHIO I'm
P()R

IN. steamship Ohio, which WAS
,.rorted wrecked on am ice tloo
sstf vAy between Nome and 50.
Nlrhaei arrived Ia port This noon,
al,er 4 smooth voyage down, The
nhle struck the iloe at midnight
IN July 3. and At first was Thought
i, he ssnklng. it IN now known that
n he vessel had run three feet fur.
.esr on the tloc she would have
been lost.
The compartments were closed
ard assisted hy tho heroic efforts
Il Cart. Prank Mills, Of the klOn.
AWE. aud others, Capt hrown sue
eee.led IN getting the boat off thc
Ia The hole Ia the ships bot.
tom was pmsged up with plank.
lne povered with ccment. and the
return voyage made without further
mlshan
The beat will be repaired. and it
may be some time before she Is
hack on her run. The reported mu.
tiny o. five sailors Ia the north was
described as simply an Incident IN
which trouble arose over pay. And
vas nothing serious,
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OFFICERS SLATED
FOR BAR

Tho State Mar association. In aes.
siou here. viii &norrow elect OF
Ulcers for tho coming year The
slate proposed and which n almost
certain Of election. ia; President.
K, + Holt, Tacoma; first vice preai.
dent A. q. Avery Spokane. second
ylce president g. G. Gose, Walla
Nalla third vice president. ]. n.
ifidgea, Aberdeen fourth vice pres.
ident, undetermined, probably a Sc
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LISTENED ON PHONE TROUBLE

REII.INGHAM. July ~ Henry
Richardson. q rancher living near
laurel. had n. O Wight a neighhor
arrested on a charge 81 assault and
Battery. az a result az eavesdrup
rlng over a rural telephone line
Wight accused Richardson aud his
family q listening over the party
line al meeting of the board o.
directors. both holding stock In the
company. and Richardson retorted
that Il he had not had bis receiver
down all tho time he would never
hare known anything about o.
That started trouble. and the two
/ win settle the matter ia court.
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EVERETT NAN browns

EvERETr July BENJAMIN
I.anselln. employed as a boom man
BY the Anderson MN company.
vas drowned yesterday In Ehcy
slough There we're no witnesses.
The first iutimation the NTH work
ers had thst something was the
natter with the boom tender was
when LAughlln cried for assist.
ancc His mates rushed 30 aid hlm.
but 4 was too late. for the young
nan had fallen from the boom
and never reappeared alive Tho
body was recovered BY tho aid OF
. drag The young man was 81
pears Of age. was single and came
here last fan from Stuart. Ia
10 which place telegram has been
seat 20 his parents concerning the
disposal Of the body.
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BIRTH RECORD.

hirths were registered today az
follows!
Pciersor To wife Of A. Peter.
son. tth n and Hayes st.. July Z.
a girl
Moore-To wife OF v. u. Moore
East Seattle. July .. a Girl.
hrown-ro wife Of Finley brown.
700 f1orentia. July 10. a boy
Murchlc To wife OF Alexander
Murohle. $40 Ross Place. July 10. a
girl
blackstad To wife OF *. Black.
a'ad. 1903 2srd av.. July 7. a girl
Madison To wife OF A. Madison.
tth " aud Mercer. July II. a boy
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c. NJ. & ST. P. M. co.
Opens Four New Towns
Next Week

The opening sales Of lots AZ Bcv.
erlcy, Warden. Roxboro and Othello.
four new towns on the Pacific Coast
extension Of the Milwaukee road in
Douglas and Adams counties will
take place July 10. SO. ~ and rs
70 the Elks' Temple. at Spokane,
Wash
Moderate prices will be placed on
those lots. and purchasers will be
required 20 bid for choice. Easy
terms given
Sales are under the management
OF the Western Townsite Co. Of
Washington. an auxiliary OF the
Railway Company. with offices at
45f Empire Building. this city 80.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

Homer w Read. 20. and Elsa =
Robinson. 20. Seattle.
Tsunoru koahl. ~. South Park
and Matuu krowahara. 81. Japan,
WIN, Paulaon, "a. aud Lena Con
rad, 10, Seattle.
Charles Il. Hayden. legal age, and
Margaret G. Flaek. legal age. Sc
attic.
Torakiohi Tanaka, 30. Covlngton
aud Nul Nlshlna. "a. japan.
Ihoa. N. Skok. 49, Elma. Wash
aud Helen Gleason. 20. Elma, Wash
Roscoe Farley. 20. aud Esthei
hlomgron, 20. seattle.
Arthur = iIlghtuwer, 20. Seattle
ana Lucille Gore. 81. Port Town
send
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oEArH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today ~
follows:
Freiho Infant FroiHe, days.
July ., broadway hospital
sullivan Mrs MARGARET auill.
van. 30, July 5. Providence hospital
Miller Lulu V. Miller. 60. July ?.
Greenwood nv.
Alexander George r. Alexander.
-, July 9, Gags r. Green Lake blvd
Clipplngor - Infant Cllppinger.
two days. July n, 2tGa \. 6ath.
Dodda IlNby Doddn. two DAYS.
July III. sos y. Thomas.
ben,on Frank a. benton. three
months. July 10. SO W. broadway
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GIVES UP TO
POLICE

W T Stevens. motorman OF
Vancouver u. G.. who said be was
a fugitive from justice. being want
cd IN that city on a charge Of
manhlaughter, appeared NJ the Sc
attic police station early this morn.
Ing and gave himself up.
Stevens says he was In charge
Of car which ran over william
Mccall last week. causing his
death. and that n charge of man.
slaughter had been preferred
against him az the result OF the
accident.
The young man told the police
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The labor unlons Of the city have
insffed Rev Charles Sickle %
speak At the Labor Temple Sunday
might ~ o'clock The subject o.
BIS address viii be. why Be-
lieye in Labor ORGANIZATIONS An
woFkingmen and their wives are n.
siied 20 attend Mr. Sickle g. sec
retary o. the department Of labor
IN the Presbyterian board % home
missions In New York WorkinEmen
should hear him Sunday night or
IA The afternoon at the Endeagor
tent
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attic man; secretary. c. WIN Shat.
Ter Olympia, treasurer. \. g. For.
ter. Olympia.
This evening the delegates and
ladies Will cruise ON the sound In
the steamer Chippewa. visiting
Luna park, Tomorrow the election
OF officers will be held. AZ 10 a. m.
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EACH CHARGES THE
OTHER ONE

Guy Engstrom 10 under arrest.
charged with larceny lie claim %
be following the races M Tho
Meadows. Last Tuesday - Falig.
sailor. says he met Engstrom on
the docks. The former brushed
against him, snatchinR his purse.
containing f75. Falig. IN an effort
70 get his purse back anatched
Engatrom'a own purse, which con.
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The Discriminating Man

8or exclusive pattern cloths OF
vaSoua shades and makes of espe
clally woven fabrics selected be-
cause OF their adaptabIlity fH a
dressy. warm weather suit. see Dan
h~ Thurman, 1916 Second Ave.
eruaa from Frederick a Nelson. go