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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06
CORNELL FAILS TO APPEAR
Judge F. &. Brown Fixes Bail al
$4,000, but Defendants Where
abOuts is Unknown.

Judge F. c. Brown Fixes Bail at
$4,000, but Defendants Where
abOuts is Unknown.
Despite the statement of his at
torney, Philip Tworoger, that he had
not left the city, no trace of Henry
Watson Cornell, charged with at
tempting to blackmail William Gott-
stein, cigar dealer. Friends OF Cor
nell had stated that he would appear
in Judge Fred G. Browns court at
$3.50 yesterday morning, but he did
not make his appearance at that
time. Mr.. Tworoger said that bonds
men had been obtained and that he
would be in court yesterday after
noon, but he did not appear.
Il was told that Cornell would be
in my Office at o'clock" said Judge
Fred C. Brown last night, land fixed
his bond at $500. 1 have not seen
him. nor have l met any one who
has"
Mr.. Tworoger said that Cornell
was merely avoiding the indignities
of arrest" until he had secured bonds
men and that he would surrender to
the officers Of the law.
Yesterday a woman who said that
she was in charge Of the st. James
apartments, where Cornell lives, call
ed up the prosecuting attorneys office
and asked If he had left the keys for
his rooms there.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06
CHANCE FOR COL
LEGE MEN
CENSUS DIRECTOR SEEKS EDU-
GATED ASSISTANT-SUCC
Full APPLICANTS WILL EARN
GOOD SALARIES

Washington, Oct "a lot of
western men should be able to quail
fy for the position of special agent
of the census to take statistics of
mines and quarries. They will have
opportunity to stand an examination
Novermer 3 next. Director Durand
of the census bureau will employ
from 1000 to 1900 special agents,
and he wants, especially, men who
have had training in college or uni
versity to try for these jobs. If they
are in good health, aged from 20 to
60 years, and of good habits, they
will be eligible to take the examina-
lions.
Pay will be from $500 to Sc a day,
and employment will be from six to
Is months. Appointments will be
made January /, 1910. There will
also be many assistant special agents,
who will get from So to 4 a day for
three to six months. These agents
when travelling will be allowed per
diem in lieu Of subsistence cost, and
actual expenses.
The examinations will be before
the civil service boards at these towns
for the pacific northwest:
Washington-Spok Seattle, Ia
coma, Bellingham, North Yakima,
Port Townsend, Pullman. Vancouver,
Walla Walla.
Oregon-Portland, Astoria, Eu-
gene, Grants Pass, Pendleton.
Idaho-Boise, Moscow, POcatello.
Montana-Butte, Great Falls, Hell
ena, Kalispell, Missoula, Miles City.
The examinations will be the MAX
ing OF balance sheets from business
items such as would come from the
books Of a wellmanaged concern. If
there be failure to pass examinations
for the special agent class. applicants
may try for the assistant special
agency
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06
Mrs. Nan Ritten came down from
Okanogan yesterday en- route for the

Mrs. Nan Ritten came down from
Okanogan yesterday en- route for thu
| big fair.
Miss Ralston, of Leavenworth, i!
here visiting friends.
Mrs. j. E. Rothernel, of Ephrata
is in town today shopping.
Sam Covert, of Schade & Parshall
returned yesterday from the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Thompson have
moved to their new home at 10 South
c street.
Sprague e Ruppe have opened new
undertaking parlors in eLavenwortf
next to the city hall, on Main street
Miss Alva Johnson, of Tacoma, is
here visiting friends a few days be
fore going up river to spend the win
ter with her parents.
Miss Gilmore arrived here lasi
night from Spokane, to accept po-
sition with Jack Swift in the Olym.
pia candy and cigar store.
Dave Slime made a business trip
to Peshastin yesterday.
Have you seen our window display
of fiannelette and Serpentine crepe
An elegant line of Kimona mater
ials at zoe and Csc per yard. Schade
& Parshall Co. AS
Mrs. o. j. Mooney and sister. Miss
Cora Kinzer, returned this morning
from a visit at Kent and Seattle.
Charles Herman and family, OF
Conconully, passed through here yes
terday on their way to the fair
H. F. Davidson of Hood River, Ore,
is spending a few days in the valley.
L. j. Nelson, of Leavenworth, is
in the city today on business.
A large shipment of overcoats just
in. Come in and see them. Schade
& Parshall Co. $50
Miss Elise Bert, of Bellingham, is
here visiting at the home of Mrs.
George Grass, of Wenatchee avenue
L. E. Young, of Seattle, is here on
business.
Vernon Anderson returned this
morning from the fair in Seattle.
Oscar w Bode, of Niagara, n. D.,
is here looking over the valley and
for location.
L. NJ. Lewis, of the Wenatchee
Business college, went to Seattle on
business today
J. H. Culp returned from bust
ness trip to up river points today.
Fred Furey came down from the
Methow this morning.
John Walsh, of Mission Street
South, returned from trip to Che
Ian today.
H. Ingham and family. of Bridge
port, passed through here today, on
their way to the fair.
Fresh California white figs just in
sc per pkg, at The Sanitary Gro
Gerry. $50
J.. w. Dutton, of Wenatchee and
Spokane, was in Brewster last week
with friends from Valparaiso. Ind.
who bought some valuable Brewster
Orchard lands and expect to make
their home in this locality in the
near future. Mr.. Dutton is Brew
ster booster" of the finest order and
expects to operate extensively in this
field. He is certainly the kind Of a
gentleman that receives hearty well
come here.-Brewster Herald.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06

Mrs. e. J. Delaney left today for
Seattle to spend a week with her sis
ter.
Mrs. Roy Kaple, of Chelan avenue,
left today for Seattle to spend a
week.
Charlie Brown left this noon on
No. 1 for Seattle, to visit the fair a
week.
Mrs. o. o. Alspach and son. Ray
mond, of Seattle, are visiting Mr.. F.
B. DePuy and family on Springwater
avenue
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06

The fishing party headed by Bill
Johnson returned yesterday fishless.
Bill says the only fun they had was
drinking Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06

COTTAGE FOR SALE.
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE and large
lots on Peachey street near Okano-
gan avenue. All set to fruit. Tele-
phone 463. 1O-S
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Party leaving the city
Saturday night must sell all house
hold goods, including a good range.
Everything in good condition. In
quire third house on Peachy street.
off Okanogan street. 1913
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
Entire bOnber0lS J c0nceja|G
RENUNCIAS RETIRADAS

iIeemOS la n0ticia siguiente:
LA oficialdad y el cuerpo dc bombe-
roS de Arccibo, ha rctirado sus rcnun-
cias dcsputs dc habcr mediado explica-
clones entire una comision de aqual
Ayuniamiento compuesta de los scnores
Ramon Cadilla y Nicolas Frcsc los
oficiales dc dcho cuerpo".
Nos alcgramos de Ia noticia. Pucs
cuando fuimos informadoS por nucstro
corrcsponsal cn aquclla ciudad del con
hicto surgido entire dichos sehores, pc
sar de guc iodayia no habia sido arrcgla-
do. adeantamoS los hcchos, informando
que en- brrvc qucdaria terminado salts
factoriamente el incidcntc ocnrrido.
Entire Ia oficiaIidad De bomberos y
los Ayuntamicntos, aSi como con ci pue.
bio. dcbc de cXiStir una gran contra
tcrnidad una viva estimation.
FL cucrpo de bombcroe en todos los
puehloS del mundo. - siempre qucrido
y respetado. y merecc atcncioncS de to
dos los ciudadanoS
En- momentoS de prucba, cuando la
desgracla azota una poblaci0n con un m
cendio. los bombcros son los nnicos sal
vadorcS de vidaS V haciendas Y cxponca
sl saInd 4 veces Su cxistcncia sin re
muncraci6n nj lucro alguno.
Asi cs que, cl rcSultado satisfactorIo
que So ha dado al asunto, ha de ser aplan
dido por tndos los bucnoS amantcs del
orden de la justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
Los lerTeDos De Catalo
10 QUE DICE Ell coMsI0NAD0

Mahana embara hacia los Eystastaa
Unidos. Il Comisionado del iut@inr-
Por cuyo motive esta mailain vssEtzs-
mos Mr.. Grahame quim nos recIbsb
IN su despachO. Tratamos 81 as'mts
que Trcocnpa hoy al vecindarno de Ca-
taiio, em otros terminos, hablam0s du
10 que piensa hacer ID g0biarno e0E
loS tsrrnos dc aqucl caser5O.
Mr.. Grahame nos dijo, POGO mas 8
menoS, 10 gln sigue:
No hay para que asustarsc pOrqne "a
gobirno haya dado La orsien de doa-
Iindar los terrcnos publicos, pnes ma
So trata de cometer mngin despoJo ul
vciamen de .ninguna especie, sinO ssn-
cillancnte proSeguir Ia obra de los dcs-
lindes que Sc han venido hacienda por
UNA briga,ia en Arrribo, YSuco, Sam
Juan, que se haran tambi6n cn Ian
ciudades de Utlado y Mayaguez.
Hay mas de cien mil cucrdas que
dcslnJar en- Ia ISla, que pertenec<sG
al Pueblo dc Puerto Rico, y 81 aiOrHs
sc cfcctua el mencionado deslindd eHa
CataJio, ~ para evltar que sc fabAE--s
que como ~ vicne fablicamio en zozBas
martina.
listed cscribi6 al Sr de Diego co.
mrLnicamdoic que la Camari no pOsfka
tomar accidn en- dicfo asunto.
ST, senior, pueSto que es de la ex-
clusiva comp*tcncia dei C0mfssiorznsfo
del interior facultado por Ia iey orgd-
nIca
La Camara no tiene que Racer Bs-
da en- este aslr1ltn.
y c,lardo cree q,ae sc szfbs-a ess-
to" de ios dcslIrsIess
-Cuando el fiscal termine Ia inves--
tigaci0n Que viene hacend9, La osEal
no bRale Otro ob.cto que eoDss:ew Rssss
t,tulos de los propiefarios4
Mr.. Grahame parece que no tenEG.
nInguD cmpenO en- enkefar a nrsSfEsg
redactor el lnforme enviado al <sssexfs-
kcr" de Ia (amara seIor tfe Diego, "
vhvi6Idose al SENIOR Esspmsa, ewH-
pdcado lie su oticna, Ie dijo en- rugaes
algulras pss3ahras.
MIR. GrsLhanm no ssbbe el tienrpo qHe
estara eal los Estados UYndos, E,riess ess-
ta esAfcrmo y necesIta a4gunns wat*sxr:
para repOnerse,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18

FL departammto de lnstITccion anun
Ella que dura16te los dias II Y "A de
.Illno habra cxamencs para loS macs
tros preparat oTios Que haysm onsena-
do un ailo quio'an ohtcner de nue.
yo Su icrncla lnediante ii cxamgn equn
val emte I'd de Stptimo grado V dtl1ante
los dias q "A para los maestIDSs pre-
paratori,% one habiendo ensenado dos
amos duierzin examinarse para obtens'
su heencia reovada por tercna vcz.
En- e.sos dias los maesros prepaazlto-
rios ense1larvin en- las eScuelas duranife
la session de Ia tarde. Ademas dtl exa-
men para Ia obtenci6n de la Hccncis
de maestro principal que celebraITi ei
Departamento en- San Juan, Ponce y
Mayaguez. duramte los dias 3, 4, Y ,
de JUNO proximO habra otrO que Sc
celt+brara en- San juan Y Ponce u,sc;-
mente. durante los dias %. 81 % lie
Agosto.
En- los diaS l. =. 3 del mes de sep
ticmbrc pr6ximo habra examenes pa
ri la obtemci6n del diploma de mae.s-
tro rural de graduado los cualcs exa
mene4s srr-in celebrates en las ,=tbsss-
I@is DE los dista-itus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
De teatrO

II primer luncs popular, ha sldo un
txito para Ia compania Gutierrez, que
puso en- csccna "El perro chico La
Sultana" y "El Pipiolo.
Las tres obras qucdaron muy blcn IN
tcrpretadaS Y fneron cclchradisimaS en-
elias las scnoras Iris Pcral.
Esperanza Iris rcpitio la mar de We
ccs cl "tango del columpio' cn LA
Sultana' 81 "cakc-walk que bailo
divinamcntc con el senor Castillo.
"El Pipiolo" le proporciono un gran
trlunfo 4 la bella genial artlsta, trlun-
fo compart do con la hermosa sonora Pc
raj. Ia Scgarra y el senior Cid, que es de
10 que mas vale en la compania, y anO-
che hizo una labor por todo~ conccptos
admirable
Fl publico celebr0 con marcadaS mucs
tras de aprobaci6n, los detalles puestos
por el distingudo baritone al conde de
FL Pipiolo =
La orQucsta, nuy hlen.
Tn APPLAUSE al maestro Sanchez y 4
los exccleDteS profesorcS que le secun-
dan
uou,5o1p OyOcf0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
Lo de Yauco
81 AaLARAN LOS HECHOS
Dontiago Oyoeco.

FL icfc de aqucl puesto senior San MI
Han, comunica 10 siguiente:
En- cumplimiento De 10 ordenado
por listed Gel coronel De la policia Mr.
Shanton) cn 6rdenes recientes, tengo q
honor de comunicarlc que en cl perlodlcc
"Her9lldo Espsliio'' correspondence {
II del mes en- curse, aparece q sigulen-
tc telegrama.
''Yauce. Mario l3. 1909 " lleraldo
Espanol San Juan-lioy por la mana
na en momcntos en- que hallabamc On la
administration de correoS, las turbas re-
pubieanas trataron de agredirme. Cul-
pablcS de estos actoS son directories 1e
csc partido. Eligio II Rodriguez.
Lo ocurridO con 81 menclonado co
rresponsal fue s0lamente un disgUsto
personal que tuvo con Nicolas QuinoneS.
Este ,=s un dcmente Y corri6 al senor
Rodrigucz con intenci6n de pegarle, Ia
que fut cvitado por la policla.
Llcyados prcsencia del Juez. .Quino-
mes agredio a Rodriguez, por 10 que el
iuez ordeno su detenci0n ' al ser condu-
edo a la carcel pego una bofetada a Do
mingo Marietta, qure pacific;fm@1te So on
contraba en una barberia- Sc ha pre-
sentado la correspondence denuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
lncenJIo en- Pelue|as
Por tei6grafo)

ESta madrugada 0currIo un lncenetlsss
en- ei desyio dc la hacienda Dolores, lu-
r'sdiccion de Pcnuelas, quemandose al
gunas carretada> de lena que estaf'an
amontonadas cn la mlsma hacienda.
Seglm Investigation praetIcada pG9-
cl Iefc de la poIicia del puesto, seiior Mi
Han, ci fncgo fu6 origlnado por una chfsa~
pa de Ia maqulna del fcrucarriI que ha-
ia manlobras en- eI mencionado desyio-
Gracias d la prontitud con quc asu--
dIeron varios vecmos la policia, Il fue-
go no tuvo conSrcuencias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
IN iu!ei0 contra Salgh0

Esta maiIaIEa ~ yIo en la Corte Fe-
deral el juicio contra Jacjnto SarE,ho,
aclIsado d. mfracci1n DE- Ia ley de
coTTf>s.
Sancho fue coaslenRslo por a juez
Rodey 4 cIncuelfa dollars de mJta %
cf.-cei respcctiva-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
6J@G9@ del @]S@

Nr Grahame 81 cmbarca manana, pc
ro aatcs ha querido haccr al pals una re
Nclaci6n sensational.
Dice qlle la question dc Catano no tie
ne la mportancia que sc ic ha dado, y
en- cSf Scutido ha contcStado al scnor de-
Diego. que solicitG del ftncionario, como
Va sabcn nucSiros lectores, que suspcn-
dicse todo proccdimicnto relative "A Ia
cNproplaci6n cn Catano, haSta que Sc
rennan las Camaras
Enfiendc cl soIior Grahamc que la cosa
no tpne la importancia que Sc ic ha da-
do. no quicrp dcclr este que piense
,arar de procedlmicntos nj modflcar
cn NADIA ,uS planes, sino que, para e.
go tienc importancia q aslinto. ESQ es
sin duda. 10 que quSo deer ei comisio-
,ado del Interior
ESQ va 10 sabia,nos demasiado nos
,,tros. sin neccsdad dc que el alto fun
ciouario nos 10 dijera
\ Il lc pucdc tener SIN cudado que
los do~poioS 81 reptan, tengamoS en-
Cata1o la reproduction lamentable de
las escrnas Que y. estAn succdiendo en-
Arecibo
Pero dcmasai, comprendcra el fun
clonarjo viaicro que o propietarlo6 de
tatano no pucccu yer la question con ei
optmismo Que q l.. aprecia, va que NJ
solo no va perdiondo NADIA, sino que sal
dria eanando mucho en- 81 caso de que
o,Is planes resultasen trlunfantes.
Fl senor Gr,h4me We el asunto dcsde
,l punto de vista, y claro - que no
abarca nj II inportancia que tene nj
p,lcdc vrrl0 parIamente, como a los
intereSes rcspctAbie> que eetan corrlen-
do tan grave ria>go. conyendria que 10
vie~e Il alto funnonaro,
Asl 81 atrrve I decir Que nj hace fal-
ia Ia intervention de Ia Camara, nj q
caSo revistc las proporciones Que So ic
han dado, prcteniiendo que 81 eleve
Al parlamento una simple question de
dcSlindc De terrcuos Insulares.
Nerdaderlment-, que nos deJa estupe-
tacto> Il d,stinguldo funcionarlo.
tCon que no tlenc importancia ei aSun-
to- puede CUE sea asi, pcro nosotro9
cntendamos qtie 81 Ia tlcnc,' y mucha,
ESQ DE- amenaza. c0n ct deSpoJo dc sus
bienes adquiridos iegalmcnte d los lcgi-
limos propietAr.os aue han cumplldo 10
slas las for1naiidade, de ley para que
yenga ahora con sus mAnos iavas.jss I'm
comisionado del Interior d reclamar pa
ia Il pueblo de Puerto Rico, 10 que no eS
ilisto que se reclame. porque tiene otros
dueIios a otros ducnos pertenece.
FL asunto ea dc 10 mas trascendentai
one conoccmos. ie to mas impOrtante
oue Sc ha susc,t.ado ieode que Sc ha es-
,ablecido entire n0aatrsi, Is eScuela eXpe-
rilnental de colon zaci0n americana.
Y - rare a,n. az funciOnarlo de tan
ia importancia come Mr. Grahame, luz-
oua innecesaria H. ntcrvenci0n de la Ga
,oaia en- Ia solucIon DEL cOnflicto ereado
DOR Il. 4 no ser qlIa eu su viaJe a los rs
iados lnidos. trste de conseguir una ley
especial que le ast0rice moIestar l''s
.rapictar,os col. demandaS Imposibles,
: fin IL, f.cilit-sr i,e fines 81 la iiquida
ci6n que parece "a prop0slto traSpareil-
tado IN ciertos prpc>iimientos que veni-
mos observando
=; % MEG, Ia inf .rv.-neior DE- IL CANA
"a Iaue derycho qaesia a los propleta-
rios9 iEl recourse ant ioS tribunales
..le iusticia, iUn pi-ito ren Il pueblo
IL, Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18

La peSpcctiva * m,y POGO halag'ie-
"a, !. fucra 10 mejor de- iodo osto que el
Comisionado del interior cncontraSc en-
Ia metropolis qai. lc aconsciara olcn,
II "a lt iluStrtta IN Il ',cr'chr dc los
propie.arioS cuyp dcs2ojo anuncia.
DcSgraciadamcnie, no cstimuian mu-
cho cstaS cSpcranzas, los h"chcs rccien-
ties ALI aca4ldoS
ESpercmoS la vuclia de Mr. Gra-
hamc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
Instruction PibIca

Don Pablo Cot Y Cot de C"amo .ofre-
ce media cuerda de tewcno radlcado
en q barrio Santa Catalina, para la
construction de una casa csc1mia ru--
raj de $50 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18
DeSCanSe en- paz

liza fallecido en- AguadiIla. Il scnor
don Juan Manuel Roman. = cHya espo-
81. hijos Y denlas dcudos, enviamos nues-
trD ps-Same
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-18

b1icaIO cStan coriSigTadaEs en sT PYass
taforma sJiS IDEAS no pue1cu1 dszsHs.--
rxccr Ehsnas Isno nlIDca menEs qass eEs
Las prtSsIiics clrcunst aEr(sEls, (sn quc ssss
reJnlblicsnros de Puerto Rico, hscIesisks
ssuyOs leS; dolores las sslg1istlass ,fe "a
PsItxVa aaitcs que uBsIilpar a IhidIe per
,Trwes que ellOS M Ran cometklo q
que oombaterln sicHTCe, solo pFsrE=fHa
cn slEmar sus tssfueTzos y dentra do
s,Is rriIpcipios, trabajar con ainrsssa--
cion con supreme desHnsaNzs per qa~a
se sysIscxvs1l Y s. au1lcnten In ia'er-
fst<l, Il ,uogrx-so Y - basgF+ssar sia e-s-
tn ticrrs tan schtisLaznense qlseg'sia pezz
tazhps sTs hijos-
De usfssj sin-er7smes,fe,
Jose de GuxmaD Beniiez- :
g,-xzSxIe~se sjeJ Cona5ts TerT5hsrt&
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
Amethyst Velvet Suits.

One of the old-fashioned styles that has returned to favor is the elaborate coat suit in amethyst velvet. It is made with straight. clinging, high waisted skirt. or one-piece princess that fits the figure from shoulder down with a square neck. filled ip with fine lace
 Over this is long, narrow, wcll-cut coat. linec with lighter tone of lib crty satin. There are long sleeves without cuffs. and with amethyst but tons at the back.
 There is high turnover collar of the material faced with satin and 2 long barbaric ornament of amethysts in silver to hold the collar together. From this falls square plaited rufiies of lace dropping over each other from neck to bust.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
REASONS WHY FERNS FAIL.
One Is That Owners Sometimes Ex
 rect Too Much Of Ttcn.

One reason for the frequent lack of success in growing ferns indoors is that too much is expected of them. People forget that ferns make their growth in summer and rest in winter: they think they should flourish the year round.
 The best way to treat ferns is 10 keep them in a warm shaded window and give cnly enough water during the dormant months to prevent the soil from drying out.
 Care must be taken that ferns are net allowed to dry cut entirely, as they never quite recover from it; this Is particularly the case with maiden hair varieties.
 An occasional spraying is sood for he tougher ferns, but a syringe should never be used on maiden-hair, as it ! turns the foliage brown.
 IT the fronds of ferns begin to curl | and turr brown. it is usually sign of too much heat Most varieties do best ,n moderately ccol room, though they should not be chilled or subject
 :o sudden changes of temperature.
 Toward spring and the close of the | dormant period little weak fertilizer
 should be given every few weeks. As ferns in their native haunts seek | moisture they thrive best in q room
 where the air is not too dry. A can | of water should be stood on stove or ! radiator. and the water renewed ire. | QGently.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
Litter Will Accumulate if There Is
 Any Neglect.


 A girl should be every bit aS partic- nlar about her closet shelves as she IS with her bureau drawers and no closet can look attractive when piled up with row upon row of miscellaneous boxes of irdiscriminate colors. shapes and sizes. The shapes and inc sizes of the boxes cannot perhaps be regu- late d. for every pair of slippers. every
 hair ornament, as well as every nat
 which has its own place on enc or the shelves, demands box fitted especial ly to it's own peculiar proportions; but there is no reason, certainly, why all these boxes should not be of core spending color. so as to be pleasure to look upon rather than a ve-itable eyesore every time the closet door is opened. Nothing is simpler than to
 cover cardboard box with wallpaper Certainly the result gives no idea or
 how easy of accomplishment is the | task and in the large electric lighted Ranging closets which are part Of ] every girls suite of rooms to-day the bright covered boxes are real orna- ments.
 1 If possible the boxes should be of the same paper as adorns the walls, | ba; if it is not possible to match the paper exactly any pretty flower de- sign will be effective. If there is any definite figure or pattern in the design | cf the paper there will perhaps be slight difficulty with the large box in | ftiing this design to the allotted space. but in the case of small boxes it is not worth while to attempt 10 fit the
 pattern to the sides or top. Any good
 white paste will do for this sort of
 work, but dex;rlne, if properly mixed,
 is probably the best for the purpose.
 Five cents worth of dextrine placed in
 pan and not quite covered over with
 r-ater makes the correct quantity.
 For sashes, veils. gloves, stockings.
 as well as for shirt waists. furs and a
 number of the larger articles in the
 outfit. these attractively covered boxes
 are now used.