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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-01

Ne use trying to get better than
Hart Schnaffner & Marx clothes; you
won't find any. Go to Silva's Toggery
. and get the suit you like.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-01
NOTES GATHERED
ABOUT THE COURTS

The trial of Stige Yamamoto, Japa-
nese woman from Waianae, on the
charge Of having violated the Edmunds
Act, was begun yesterday before a jury
in the United States district court. Z.
A. Douthitt is defending the prisoner
and Deputy District Attorney Rawlins
IS prosecuting
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08

Bey, "a udziaI w knowaniach
kwietniowej kontrrewolucyi re-
akcyjnej zostal skazany ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie. - Donosza z
Adana, re wladze aresztowa}y
tam 562 osob, przewaznie muzuf-
manow "a udziaI w rozruchach i
rzeziach antychrzescijahskich.
Londyn, 8 czerwca. - Ma kon-
gresie organizacyi prasowej I'm
perial Press" lord Rosebury prze-
mawial ma temat groznej sytuacyi
miedzypahstwowej W Europe,
ktora choc narazie wojny ME
wskazuje, ale przepowiadaja ia
nieustanne zbrojenia nieslychane
w history!
Stowarzyszenie diploma
tow zagranicznych w Londynie
wydalo bankiet ma Geese ustepu-
jacego re swego stanowiska am
basadora amerykahskiego pana
Wynne.
= Urzad spraw zagranicznych
oglasza, ze nieprawdziwa jest,
pogfoska o zawarciu traktatu
miedzy Anglia, Rosya i Persya,
a interwencya obu moca7stw O.
graniczyla sic jedynie CD do ma
klonienia szacha do przywrocenia
konstytucyi.
Potsdam, 8 czerwca. - Cesarz
Wilhelm przyjal ma audyencyi
M. D. Learned'a, profesora ME
miecczyzny ma uniwersytecie
Pennsylvania.
Zurych, szwajcarya, 8 czerw-
ca. - Automobil, ktorym jechal
niejaki Bayer Nowego Yorku
z rodzina, spadl W przepasc,
przyczem pani Bayer zostala ciez-
ko ramona a inni jadacy lzejsze
odniesli uszkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08

Kingston, Jamajka, 8 czerwca.
Piorun uderzyl w sklad pro-
chu kolejowy doprowadzil 5000
funtow zlozonego tam dynamitu
do eksplozyi, kt6ra zniszczyla
dworzec kolejowy kilkadziesiat
dom6w. Jeden czlowiek zostal "a
bity.
Kap Haiti, Haiti, 8 czerwca.-
Rewolucyonisci tutejsi, razem ze
swym przyw6dca, gen. Cam
cho, ktorzy sic byli schronili ma
terytoryum San Domingo po ME
udalym zarnachu rewolucyjnym
w Haiti, zostali wydaleni re San
Domingo odjezdzaja do St. Tho
mas.
Three Valleys, D. c., Kanada,
8 czerwca. = Splonal tn tartak
firfy ,,Mundy Lumber Co.; szko-
dy: $25O,Ooo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08

kahski ambassador w Paryzu,
White, ma ustapiG tego stano-
wiska, a nastepca jego ma zostac
p. R, Bacon, byly asystent mini
stra premiera.
w. E. Corey, prezydent tru-
stu u. S. Steel Corp, przeczy
pogioskom, jakoby W Paryzu per-
traktowai niemieckim zwiaz-
kiem producentow stall wpusz-
czanie wzajemne stall niemiec-
kiej do Ameryki i amerykahskiej
do Niemiec.
= w. Wellman, kohczy swe
przygotowania do podrozy balo-
mem do bieguna p6lnocnego, "a
2 tygodnie ma juz odjechac do
Spitzbergen ma po1nocnym Ocea-
ME Lodowatym.
- Francuski zwiazek zeglugi
napowietrznej otworzy W jesieni
b. r. stala komunikacye balonowa
pomiedzy miastami: Paryzem,
Nancy, Lyonem, Pau, Manx,
Rheims Rouen. Ma linii tel pier
wszej aeronautycznej zeglugi
kursowac bedzie 8 balonow
szybkosci 81 mil (ang.) ma go
dzine; balony kursowac beda CO.
dziennie w czasie pogody.
Konstantynopol, 8 czerwca. =
Donosza tn pogranicza turecko-
bulgarskiego, re onegdai przyszio
tam do kilkogodzinnej 'krwawej
utarczki poniedzy straznikami i
zoinierzami pogranicznymi obu
pahstw. Powodow i rezultatu wal
XII telegramy ME podaja. Re
daktor gazety Milan, Murad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08
Telegramy zagraniCzne

Krakow, 8 czerwca. - w so
bote miniona wieczorem Poznym
W czasie bury piorun uderzy4 W
prochownie wojskowa skutkiem
czego straszliwa nastapila eksplo-
zya, powodujaca zburzenie zupes-
ne 40 najblizszych dom6w, a u
szkodzene Elktrdziesieciu innych
dalej stojacych. Trzech zo}nierzy
zostaIo ma miejscu zabitych, a
barzdo znaczna iczba osob od-
niosla ciezkie rany. Szpitale kra-
kowskie maja bye przepelnione
rannymi. Telegramy gazet angiel-
skich podaja, re prochownia owa
znajduje sic W poblizu dworca
kolejowego, ma ktorym bylo zgro-
madzonych kilkaset os6b; gdy
wiec nastapila eksplozya, ogrom-
ne kawaSy muru, kamienie j roz-
matte ciezkie przedmioty, wsr6d
Mich podobno j 1900 armatnich
naboj6w wyleciasy W powietrze:
wiele ich spadIo na dworzec mig
dzy tsumy siejac zniszczenie see
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08
TeIegramy krajOwe.

Washington, D. c., s czerwca.
Debata .clowa dala wczoraj po-
le do ostrych stare ma s}owa sto-
czonych pomiedzy senatorem Al
drichem jednej a senatorem
Beverdige'm drugiej strony.
Poszlo mianowicie 0 zarzuty, kto-
re Beveridge czynil Aldrichowi-
IL partya republikahska, a raczej
pewien jej odlam Gala sprawe re-
formy c1owej ujela w swe szpo-
ny i wszelkiego wplywu ma tok
kwestyi odmawia tym, co ME So
2 owym od{amem politykierskim.
Pomimo dlugich sporow wycie-
GEEK zlosliwych = wzajemnych
zdolano zaiatwic cia baweiny. Ga
cd pohczoch zatrzymano podlug
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08

rzac panike, W ktorej, jeszcze VIE
cej osob - niz cd samej eksplo-
zyi - zostaIo pokaleczonych::
Bizsze szczego{y o niezwy-
klej tel katastrofie znajdzierny
zapewne dopiero w prasie krajo-
wei, gdy nam zatem nadejda ga
zety krakowskie daty wyzej
wspomnianej, to ma ich podstawie
podamy czytelnikom naszym do
k3adniejszy opis zajscia ca}ego.
Paryz, s czerwca. = Cabinet
ministeryalny. uchwalii wydatki
ma flote w sumie $600,OOO,0O0,
platnych W przeciagu lat 1ociu;
"a sumo te ma bye wybudowa-
nych 12 pancernikow 4 krazo-
wniki.
= w Paryzu zmarl Chaucard,
kupiec, ,zalozyciel znanego W swie
Gle skladu ,,Magazin All Louvre,
milioner, kt6ry po sobie ME 20
stawl nikogo. Poza kilku zapisa-
mi ma rozmaite instytucye, Rad
otrzyma samego podatku spadko-
wego jego testamentu sumo.
s3.6Oo,OOO..
- z koncem tego roku amery-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08

dawniejszej taryfy Dinglley'a, co
oznacza znizke zoe ma tuzinie w
porownaniu propozycya Izby
posiow; zato clio Cd bawelnianych
rekawiczek podwyzszono znacz-
ME.
w Izbie posi6w przyjeto bez
zmian i poprawek projekt wnio-
sku W sprawie reform admin
stracyjnych ma wyspie Porto-Ri-
CO: najwazniejszym punktem
wniosku jest postanowienie, re
ilekrot Legislature miejscowa od-
roczy sic ME uchwaliwszy budze-
tu ma rok nastepny, to budzet
roku biez. ma obowiazywac ma
rok przysziy.
Indianapolis, Ind, 8 czerwca.-
Wielkie zainteresowanie obudzi}y
tn wyscigi, urzadzone przez klub
amerykahskich aeronautow, o
ktorych donosilismy wczoraj. Jak
wiadomo zwyciezyl W tych wy
Scigach balon indianapolis, kie-
rowany przez DR.. S. Linka i R.
I. Irvina, ten tez balon zdobyl pu-
har honorowy, ofiarowany przez
organizacye. .Merchants Ass" z
indianapolis. w czasie swej 19
godzinnej podrozy odbyl India
napolis" droge 235 mil wzbijai
sic do $4,000 stop wysokosci. We
wyScigu uczestniczyio ogolem 9
balonow.
Vaudeville, La, 8 czerwca. -
w porcie tutejszym zawalil sic
pomost W chwili, gdy kilkadzie-
stat osob znajdowalo sic ma min,
by precise ma pokiad parowca
margaret" odjezdzajacego do
Nowego Orleanu. Skutkiem tego
60 osob wpad}o do woody, licz-
by tel okolo is osob utoneio: 10
trupow zaraz znaleziono, reszty
cial jeszcze ME wydobyto z wo-
dy. Katastrofe spowodowalo to,
re parowiec podnoszony przez
slime fale zerwal lekki pomost, do
ktorego byf przywiazany. katwo
sobie wyobrazic co sic dzialo po
zerwaniu pomostu! Krzyki tona-
cych, wolania o ratunek, placz
i jek tych, co zostali ma brzegu,
widzieli swych bliskich tona-
cych, wszystko to stworzyio pie
kielna scene przerazenia i rozpa-
czy. Zaioga olsretu dzielnie dopo-'
magala w akcyi ratunkowej jej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08

tez zawdzieczac nalezy, re wiecej
jeszcze osob ME utonelo.
Presque Isle, Maine, 8 czerwca.
Gala polnocno zachodnia
cze$t tel miejscowosci, gdzie sic
znajduja same tylko piekne willie
bogate rezydencye splonela.
Szkody wynosza 100000. Ogo-
lem splonelo 13O budynkow mie-
szkalnych.
Valley City, N. D., 8 czerwca.
Donosza tu z pobliskiego Nome,
ze splonela tam Geese dzielnicy
byznesowej; szkody okoio 100 ".
siecy dolarow.
Louisville, KY, s czerwca. -
Splonela tn fabryka plugow fir.
my B. F. Avery; szkody IS tysie-
cy dolarow.
Nowy York, 8 czerwca:-vDu-
sza ma ME zyje POGO ma zyc cia-
10" - te sIowa skreslil ma kartce
mlody Rosyanin, Ludwik Mill
grow, poczem zastrzelii sie... Mil.
grow byi w Rosyi rewolucyoni.
sta i chroniac sic pred policya,
przybyl niedawno do Ameryki.
w Rosyi zostaia jego narzeczo-
ma, niejaka Leila Rainowicz, ro-
wniez rewolucyonistka, ktorej
Milgrow posial byl pieniadze ma
droge, by don przyjechala,
tymczasem dostai wiadomosc, 70
policya schwytala Rainowiczow-
ne skazala ia ma dozywotni po-
byt ma Sybirze. Ta straszna no.
wilma tax wstrzasnela nieszczesli-
wego Milgrowa, re odebras sobis
zycie.
Jackson, KY, 8 czerwca. -
Nieschwytany dotychczas spraw.
ca postrzell smiertelnie bylego
szeryfa E. Callahana w chwili,
gdy ten wczesnym rankiem za-
miatal chodnik przed swym do
mem. Zabojstwo to stoi w zwiaz-
ku dlugoletniemi zamieszkami
partyjno-politycznemi W tel miej-
scowosci, W ktorych Callahan
wybitna odegral role. Sledztwo
zarzadzono energiczne, ale dotad
niema zen rezultatu.
Des Moines, Iowa, 8 czerwca.
= w poblizu Diagonal ] W oko-
Icy Sharon City deszcze gwalto-
wne porobiiy ogromne szkody,
TAX re ruch ma kolei Creative
Dokohczenie ma stroniey smej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-08
Zmiany ambasadzie amerykaDskieJ w Parry
zu. 50 aeronautyki francuskiej.
z Turcyi: Walk ma pOgraniczu buigarskiem.
Polityk angielski o sytuacyl
Poaegnanie ambassadors amerykahskiegO LOndynle.
- Niema przymierza AngIii ROsya PerSya.
z JAMAJKI I HAITI.

Wasbingtonu baOn6w Indianapolis Straszna ka-
SamOb6jstwo rosyJsklego reWOlu-
cyonisty w Nnwym YOrku GwaitOwne ulewy poWodze'
Fnlnn MOrderstwO W sadze Matka zabja rozpac2y
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
Water Suit Settled.

Denver.-A Grand Junction dispatch
Saturday night says: Announcement
was made here today Of the settlement
Of the injunction suit of T. c. Henry
& Son of Denver against the Orchard
Mesa Construction Company Of Chi
cago, which has under way million
dollar irrigation project here. The
terms Of the settlement are private,
but Henry has relinquished all claims
in the matter and will ask for dismiss
al of the temporary injunction granted
by Judge Whitford in Denver last De-
cember.
President C. c. Magenheimer of Chi
cago wired here tonight that within
three weeks 500 men would be at work
on the project and that it would be
rushed. The Orchard Mesa district
has already issued bonds for 5000, 900.
which are in escrow in Chicago, and
will be turned over on the completion
of the work.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

Miss Dorothy Palmer, second daugh.
ter Of the late General w. ]. Palmer.
will soon leave for England. 1t is un-
derstood, where she will make an ex-
tended visit with friends. She returned
home with the general last fall. few
months before his death.
Secretary Arthur F. Francis of the
Trans Mississippi commercial con-
gress. to be held In Denver in August.
has received a letter from President
Thomas F. Walsh of the congress ex.
pressing his approval of the work
done SO far by the executive commit
tee in preparation for the annual
meeting.
Bruce Weakley. aged fifteen. was
almost instantly killed on the Sd inst.
by the accidental discharge Of a ham.
merless shotgun with which he wal
hunting three miles northeast Of Colo
RADIO Springs.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

The center Of interest in a young
GIRLS bedroom is, without doubt, the
dressing table. This is always made
q attractive as possible with pretty
cover, dainty cushions and little pin
trays.
Now one does not have to go into
the shops and pay a high price for a
dressing table, for often the home
made affairs are quite as satisfactory
and bit daintier. The dressing table
In the sketch is made of a wooden
packing case. The case lost Is cents,
and the cretonne to cover It was 90
cents a yard. Sometimes one finds
very pretty cretonnes for iess-per-
baps Is or 20 cents yard. These are
not as fine. but are quite as effective.
The packing case may be bought at
any small shop. Paint the case with a
white enamel paint inside and out.
Stand it SO that the opening is at the
front. Tack the cretonne on across
the sides and slip q brass rod through
the top of the front breadths. This
viii allow the curtains being pushed
aside, and boxes may be kept under
the table IL desired.
Ths csstonns cover for the TOP Of
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09

the table is made of piece Of the ma.
terial edged with cluny lace. Tho
lace in the sketch was only five cents
= yard. The mirror over the dressing
table Is one Of the inexpensive oak
framed sort. These mirrors usually
come to hang vertically, but the screw
eyes may be changed SO that they
may be placed horizontally. 1t ia
daintier II the mirror has a white
frame. The wood may be sandpapered
or an Opaque varnish stain may b.
used.
The dressing table is now ready for
the pretty little furnishings, and no
one would ever guess how absurdly in.
expensive 1t was. Girls who live u
furnished rooms might fix one up fer
themselves, for the average furnished
room rarely boasts a dressing table
Then summer house needs Just such
things to make 1t look artistic ami
yet cool and comfortable. The cover
may be made SO that 1t will slip OF
easily, then the packing case may
take up its original role. and the
household goods may be packed in It
to carry back and forth from city y
county,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
Cripple Loses Inheritance.

Denver.-Because of an estrange-
ment from his wealthy brother, Phillip
Game, 4 crippled shoe lace vendor who
died in poverty here few months
ago, missed the enjoyment Of an in
heritance Of several thousand dollars.
Two years ago John Game, brother
living in Los Angeles, died leaving an
estate Of $4,000 Of which Phillip
would have received half. The cripple
kept his whereabouts unknown to his
relatives and died without knowing Of
the money due him. Another brother.
William, died not long ago on the Isle
of Man and left an estate valued at
100000, Of which Phillip would have
inherited a part. The relationship be-
tween the three vas only recently es-
tablished by Public Administrator
Morley.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
lNSIcKRO0N
Some Advice for Home
Nurses Who Have
lDvalids in Their
Charge.

Many devoted and well-meaninS
home nurses wonder why their ~
tents do not improve or have such
tedious cOnvalescence. The fault ofte0
lies with trifling errors in nursing
which they think do not matter. yet
which drive the sick one half 70
frenzy.
Here are few hints that may make
illness more bearable for the long suS'
fering invalid.
See that the doors do not creAk.
Hinges should be rubbed with soap o.
oiled at the beginning of an illness. II
is maddening to be Weakened from .
fitful sleep by an unnecessary noise.
Do not bang doors nor yet Opes
them with such ostentatious silence -
to make the patient think he fs n
deaths door.
Never talk in brawling tones In
sckroom; on the other hand do not
whisper. Anything the patient should
not hear should not be discussed in his
presence A buzZing horsehy is no
more annoying than the sickroOm con-
versa'ion in Kissing whispers.
Walk lightly and uncreakingly. II
you cannot cultivate a light step. take
to felt slippers or rubber sOles. A
nervous temperament is often injuri-
ously affected by slight sounds that no
one else would notice.
Sit as quietly as possible: rocking
back and forth, tapping the floor.
swinging the leg or even nervous
movements OF the hands or face. often
gets uabearably on the nerves OF toe
patient.
Never ask an invalid what she waits
to eat. The capricious appetite must
be tempted. not consulted.
Don't groan over the hard work you
have to go or the gayeties you are miss
ing. It is hard enough on the sensa-
tive nature to feel herself burden
without having her obligation rubbed
In.
Do not get depressed yourself. or at
least keep 1t from your patient. There
is small use for medicines II their e.
feet is counteracted by friends looking
and talking like bird Of Ill omen.
Keep the patient cheerful. Remem-
Der that the power to look on the
bright side has saved many life.
Do not encourage too much company.
Until one is well on the way to recov-
cry, indiscriminate visitors are equiv.
alent to a backset. Most invalids are
weaker than they realize and the ef.
fort to entertain friends or even to
listen to them. is a tax on strength.
Reading aloud. In the same way.
should be sparingly INDUCED In. No
matter how fond of books the invalid
may be. when well. during an illness
the effort to listen Is fatiguing. Watch
the patient for signs of restlessness.
Study the sick ones peculiarities.
and humor them as far as possible.
There is no more fatal mistake in
nursing than to argue or fret an in.
valid. Avoid issues.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
DENVER AND LOCAL MEN PLAN
GxTeNSivE HUNTING CAM
pAioM ToR NEXT NAV.
BEARS KILLING STOCK
huNY WILL COVER VICINITY o.
FLAT TOPS AND RAOOiT
EAR RANGE.

Denver.-The Republican Monday
morning Gays: Routt county ranchers
are 20 weary Of having their colts and
calves killed by bears that there Will
be = Wholesale slaughter Of them. be-
ginning May 5th. Albert Whitney OF
Yampa and Steve Elkins OF Aancos
will start on that date with . pack OF
forty hounds and trail the bear to their
lairs In the Flat Tops around the
White river forest reserve. Whitney
has . pack Of dogs that are trained for
bear hunting and will overhaul any
thing on whose trail they may be
placed. Elkins will have charge OF
another party that will take = differ
ent trail and meet the Whitney party
ut intervals in the search for bear. It
10 expected that at least bear day
will be killed by these parties, making
the haul for the month Of May sixty
bears In all.
II enough hunters go into the bear
roundup they will be divided into par
ties of half dozen and be directed BY
the two experienced bear hunters and
thus the number of bear killed with
dogs and men will be increased. A
number Of Denver men will accompany
the hunters, ]. w. Kelley. city pas
senger agent of the Aoffat road, being
one Of the number.
At least 100 young horses have been
killed by bear this spring In the
ranges near the Flat Tops. The ami
mails are SO numerous that they ex.
hibit little fear of man and venture
down into the dooryards Of the
ranches to secure food. The bear
have Just begun to come from their
winter quarters and are hungry from
their long sleep. They went into hi.
bernating last fall about two weeks
earlier than they generally do and
stayed in two weeks later this spring
and as q result full grown bear IL
savage customer to meet.
The bear In the Rabbit Ear range.
on the eastern boundary Of Routt
county, will be cleaned out rs we'll as
those in the Flat Tops. The ranchmen
will afford the hunters every facility
for Kidding the country Of the pests.
Headquarters will be made for the
hunters at the ranch houses in the dis
tricts over which they will hunt ond
rare sport will be provided. Whitney
will act as comnander-in-chief Of the
bear hunters, assigning the parties to
the sections of country over which he
wishes them to hunt.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
NEWFRO@KS|
~arrp Weather Cos.
tunes Will Be EIab.
orAtely OrDa.
n1eN.ed.

In the neV summer frocks Of heavy
linen. oversleeve and sheer under
sleeve effects are considerably used,
but one finds. too. long. moderately
close sleeves of the linen. trimmed up
the outside and at the wrist, or trim
med in cuff fashion half way to the ell
bow.
The Dutch neck fitted with such low
broad collars Of finely hand embroid-
cred batiste or lawn as are in vogue
this winter will surely be popular for
simple summer frocks with women
who can successfully adopt these girl
ish modes. but the high transparent
collar or high stock shows no sign OF
losing prestige.
Hand embroidery is as much In de-
mand as ever and the new showing OF
band founcing. allover and motif en-
broideries Is surprisingly beautiful
English eyelet WORK is greatly in evil
dence among the choicest of the early
showings, but II is of fine lacy charac-
ter and frequently combined with other
embroidery or lace. Wide bands OF
lAbS LA
ly intricate and fine design are dis
played In soft ecru as well as In white.
and lovely effects are obtained with
intermiXture of delicate cOloring-a
groundwork of the fine openwork done
In white, with scattered design OF soft
blue. rose. green or lavender thrown
over it. or the eyelet work In color,
with the other embroidery in white.
The new bordered materials Of the
lingerie and linen classes make fire.
quent use Of these embroidery combi-
nations. and many of the chic bordure
effects have plain wide borders of deli
cate color joining the sheer white ma
terial under trailing embroidery de-
signs. One charming line OF bordure
batistes has white ground over
which at wide intervals are scattered
small embroidered dots of color. say OF
pink. There Is six-inch border OF
plain pink headed by embroidery in
soft pastel shades running up into the
white and down into the pink.
Linens, too. as has been indicated.
have border effect similar to that just
described. only on linen the embroid-
cry designs are holder and heavier.
Lovely batistes and mulls with all
over embroidery design are numerous
and some Of these suggest delightful
blouses demanding little time and eff
fort on the part Of the maker. For in
stance. there is a sheer, silky white
batiste which has clusters of very tiny
tucks. three In a group, set at two-inch
intervals, and between these groups Of
tucks are lines or large embroidered
dots in delicate color-light blue, pink
green or lilac.
Another beautiful white batiste has
little English eyelets embroidered In
pink scattered all over its surface, and
at intervals of about three or four
inches a stripe Of little pink embroid.
cred rosebuds, clustered gracefully to-
gether.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
eeed for Zoo Yield.

There 10 nothing that will increase
the egg yield like fresh cut green
bone. It should, however. be fed tu-
diciously. as it Is highly nutritious. and
little goes good way. but as a
supplement to the regular daily grain
ration 10 sure of bringing good results.
1t should be fed in about the proper
ton Of one to one and a half ounces
per head three times a week. 1t is
advisable to begin on even a smaller
amount than one ounce to each fowl
on the start and gradually increase to
the maximum amount.