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The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18
More Apples Needed.

Radical changes are necessary In the
culture Of apples on this continent or
the United States. and Canada will be
forced In a few years TO import apples
instead Of exporting them. IL II had
not been for the enormous crops In
the orchards OF the Pacific and north
western states and provinces last year
an apple famine would have resulted.
Many Of the middle western and
eastern states reported small yields
in i00s due TO failures IN numerous In.
stances. but generally because Of pests.
lany orchards were neglected. aud IN
scores Of places the trees were per
mitted 20 die because ~ 'nat'eniion.
In 1896 the total product Of the crop
Of the country was G9.O70.0o0 barrels.
or 77.G75.0OO bushels. Since then hun
dreds OF thousands Of acres have been
added. and methods Of fruit growing
have improved. yet the government
reports show that the aggregate crop
In all the states In the Union was not
more than 25.0oo.0o0 barrels, or e.
10000 bushels, In 1903
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18
BOX PLANT PROTECTOR.

second cut, Is made entirely OF wire
screen. The one shown was made by
cutting circular piece Of wire screen
twenty.four inches In diameter and
then folding over a section. amounting
to onc-fourth To One-third of the cir
cumfcrcnce. aud fastening with short
pieces Of small wire pushed through
the meshcs and the ends twisted to-
gcther. Ii gives II good Idea us To
how these protectors are made. At re-
tail prices the protectors made this
way will cost cents each. but they
have this advantage over the box
siylc-thc light and air have full ac-
cess 10 the plants, as n glance at the
Ink bottle In the wire plant protector
will prove. the bottle being placed In
the center Of the protector. These
pictures were taken early In April. and
tie ink bottle had to do duty I'm place
Of the plants. Another advantage Of
this style Is that the protectors may
be ncstcd together and stored easily
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church-Sunday schoos
at 10 a. m: preaching at IL q. m and
.. m. every Sunday.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18
1 arm, ana
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Sgarden
PROTECTION FOR SQUASH.
Two Practical and Inexpensive Plans
to Prevent Ravases Of Borers.

The most difficult matter about
growing squashes is to protect the
vines from the various insects that
prey upon them. This Is especially
true In the home garden and small
plots near buildings or near where
squashes or other vine crops were
grown the previous year, because the
insects hibernate In the buildings and
In the ground near the vines they fed
upon for the winter. For the striped
cucumber beetle there Is no poison or
repellcnt that will prove effective and
satisfactory at all times. The box
plant protector shown In the cut Is l.
by Il inches and six inches high. cover.
ed with wire screen. which Is set over
the hill when the seeds are planted
ard left on until the plants get too
large. Protectors Of this type may he
made of old pine boxes or other odds
and ends. and they need not cost over
B cents apiece. even II the lumber must
be purchased. Another style. In the
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18

shown In the accompanying illustra.
tion. The nest Is made of wire and Is
supported IN a suitable housing. both
of which can be removed from ths
chicken house when cleaning Is neces
sary. When thus removed they can be
conveniently placed in n suitable re,
ceptacle containing boiling water and
thoroughly cleansed of all Impurities
and undesirable insects.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18
Sanitary Poultry Mast.

The prcgcat day tendency TO employ
sanitary measures In the dairy. the
stable. the dog house, etc. has NJ last
extended 10 the poultry yard. The in
dugtrious hen Is To be provided with a
sanitary nest which can be readily
washed and scrubbed. as occasion de-
mnnds. This recent development IL
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-18
Money In Honey.

Three hundred billion bees made
enough honey last year 10 fll a train
II cars long enough TO reach from
New York TO Buffalo. At the low
wholesale rate Of 10 cents q pound II
was worth s25 100000.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Misses Petticoats I'd F,
Children's and Misses
Suits: Special Values

The tables and racks and drawers and cases on the second foo,
hold all that new and desirable in Dresses for little children for
girls whose growth is large enough to set them in the big children
class tor girls who have realized their longing to skirts that
touch soeo for young ladies who take small womens sizes and
Tor small women who take young ladies' sizes.
ne completeness of this stock defes adequate ADVERTISING We
can touch only few points of interest here and there But in
broad general way couple with invitation you to come and
look at the goods assurance that you'll find more of beauty and
variety and of novelty and economy here than anywhere else in town.
Chldens Dresses made of white lawn Dutch neck: trimmed
WIN clusters tuek and embroidery inserng skirt trimmed with sew
ea rows otuck and embroidery inserting with deep hem sick
= to IA years; special at $3.50. ' ~
ehdns Tub Dresses made of blue pink white repp Vsbped
neck trimmed with embroidery nsern box paed trimmed with
ana pearl buttons treequter length peated
win aeep mem; sizes 6 to "a years; special At 1896
Ch'drens Dresses made of smooth sheer white lawn hgh and
pe netk also low neck in gumpe effects trimmed with embroidery
ana Nnennes inserting edgn and uks skirt finished with cluster
usks ana deep hen sizes to "a years. special at $500
, Chldrens and Misses Regulation Suits made Of vc.,b.
oue Brown cadet and red shield wristbands trimmed wth
ea rows SIX braid silk tie fupeated skirt deep hem; sizes 70 "a
years. special at s496. " F ' '.' W ~
Misses and Small Woms Tailored Suits made in ao and ,h ,.
models OF soft French and black. white shepsrd cb @
hed with rich SATIN skir Of the mod sizes a. Is and "a
value 1904; special s2274 ~ " anu 10 yeA'Si
MIS- ses gymnasium Suits, wo-piece oh,
trimmed with Braid full Turkish bloomers; sizes a. "a md "a
special at 1894. ' ~ ~ ~ ana 10 years;
separate Blooms, sizes to t6 years s,eo
MISSES junior SUITS three-piece model
nero heeks Jumper trimmed with side peats and nane effects
breasted coat lined with fine tn velvet collar and us. on,sd
with deep hem sizes to So speca si,7 ~
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Aged Widows Body, Burned
to a Crisp, Found in Hall
by Her Friend,
MANS BODY IN ROOM.
He Had Been Sutfocated-Po-
lice Puzzled by the Dou-
bic Tragedy.

When Mrs Mary O'Ruby went 10 the
top floor OF the old fashioned house. No.
@ North oxford street. Brooklyn. at
1850 a. NJ. to-day, to find out why her
friend. Mrs. Addie {. Bishop. seventy
ono years old, hadn't gone to work, she
found the old woman's charred body In
a sitting posture huddled in corner OF
the hallway. Her clothing had been
burned completely off and broken
lamp lay near her blackened hand.
The hallway was filled with gas. and
although nearly overcome, Mrs. O'Ruby
went through door she saw open. and
found George II. Varney. fitty-two years
old. : boartier, dead from gas poisoning
In his bedroom.
Not certain that life was extinct she
called policeman, who opened all the
doors and windows. But both the old
woman and man had been dead for
some time. After making an examina-
ton Of the rooms the police said It was
one Of the strangest cases that ever
came TO their notice, and 1t Is only a
matter Of conjecture how the two los.
their lives.
Mrs. Bishop had been widow TO:
twenty-five years and had three rooms
on the upper floor OF the three-story
dwelling. For several years Varney
had rented the front hall room from her
Both went out TO work in the day time
she In shirt factory In East New
York and he somewhere in the neigh
borhood.
Mrs. O'Ruby was an intimate friend
OF Mrs Bishop, and every morning went
up to make sure she was well and had
awakened in time to prepare breakfast
and go TO work Mrs. O'Ruby lives on
the lower floor.
It was Mrs. Bishops custom to get
up about 40 o'clock every morning and
get breakfast for herself and her board
er. Varney. who was an epileptic.
The police theory is that during the
night Varney felt an attack coming on,
and. opening the door, turned on the
gas. but became unconscious before he
could light 1t. Mrs. Bishop either was
partly overcome when aroused and I'M
able to shut of the flow before she top
else she had risen at the usual hour
smeled the escaping gas and was over
come while on her way with the lamp
TO Varney's room, the door OF which
she could see was open. which was
unusual
Her clothing, at any rate. caught fire
from the broken lamp and her body
was burned TO a crisp. No one In tbs
house heard tho slightest noise, indicat
Ing that she was helpless and speech
less when her clothing caught fire. Var
ney may have been dead already
Not the least remarkable feature OF
the tragedy is that the house did no,
catch fire. The carpet was still smoul.
dering In spots when the woman was
found, but the blaze had barely scorched
the woodwork And all this time a
stream OF gas was flowing from the
cock In Varney's room, and choking ur
the hallway.
Little Is known OF the unfortunate old
persons, although they mad lived In the
neighborhood 70. Years
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Women's Tub Gowns

Figured Lawn Princess Dresses,
prettily trimmed with border of
self-color; buttoning in back, long
sleeves; pink, blue, hello or tan;
usual price s4.25; special at s2.96.
Linette Jumper Dresses OF excellent
quality. trimmed with wide Oriental
lace; very full; blue, pink, Copen-
hagen or white; usual price $3.50;
special at s4o6.
Striped Madras Jumper Gowns,
buttoning all the way down the
front, Empire hack; very full skirt,
long sleeves; pink, blue, hello or tan;
usual price s67S; special at 500.
A great variety of Cotton Prin-
cess Dresses, suitable for morning
and afternoon wear, made of
lowered and dotted Swiss, linen,
linette, chambray, zephyr, plain
and figured lawn, Bingham, madras
or batiae-at prices ranging from
S2.96 to s64.75. Cd Fl.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Infants Wear 8

Cream Wool Batiste Goats, in
three models, the capss trimmed
with braid; 6 months and 1 year
sizes, 1896.
Cloth Coat. red, old ros. tan or
Alice blue, trimmed with black braid
and buttons; 2, ) ane' 4 year sizes
$50.
Long Nansook Dresses, im-orted
and handmade, yokes embroidered
or feather stitched, SIC
Lens Nainsook Dresses, hand.
made and imported. yoke embroid.
cred and lacc-trimmed, $3.50.
More Elaborate Long Dre,se, up to $50 rs.
80. Nalsook Dress and.made
imported; tucked yoke, lac edged ruff.
file on neck and sleeves; 6 months to I
year sizes. $3.50.
Short Nainsook Dresses, imported
handmade, hand-embroidered yoke
6 months to ? year sizes, Si.9S.
More Elaborate Short Dresses up to 81. 90,
The evening world., 1909-03-03

Berta Cutti, an American soprano who
has been studying in Paris with Jean
de Reszke since 1907, made her debut on
the grand opera stage as Tosca. IN PUG
cini's opera. at Savona. Italy. on Feb. l.
The local papers were most enthusiastic
In praise OF her voice. her looks and hel
acting. Late cable adv!ces to her
friends here say that she has repeated
her initial success at some eight or nine
subsequent performances. These friends
are anticipating her speedy appearance
a. one OF our New York opera houses
In private life S!gnora Berta Cuti Is
Mrs. William Guilty, wife OF the manage.
OF the Musical Cuttys. She was borr
and educated in Lancaster. Pa, and be-
fore she went abroad to study she sans
in concerts here. Her present Italian
tour Is under the management Of The
Riccardi Music Publishing Company. o.
Milan. After her debut Jean de Reszk.
telegraphed his congratulations, adding
that he knew she would be a great sue
cess when given the opportunity. as she
was one OF his brightest pupils.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
BATTLEsHIPs AT BOSTON.

BOSTON. March S-Two OF the
rld-girdling fleet, the New Jersey
and Missouri, came into port to-day
and, ranging up alongside the Navy
Yard woke the echoes OF the old North
End by a thirteen-gun salute to Rear
Admiral Swift, the commandant The
two warships will remain here for
several months for renting.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Women's Skirts Sc

Black Serge Skirts, of imported
material, finished with deep fold;
in regular and extra sizes, s7.94
and 1894.
Panama Skirts, strictly tailored
model, black, regular sizes, s4.96.
Black Wolfe Skirts, silk lined and
trimmed with satin. in regular and
extra sizes, sio74 and sii.74,
Panama Skirts, s4.96 to si2,74.
Taffeta skirts, 1914 and sii74.
lJnlined Violet, s7.94 to s,7.74.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
HURT IN B. R. T. CRASH.
Nostrand Avenue Car sldewiped
by Another Jumping Track.

Thomas Russo, OF No. ~ Jackson
street, WAS severely bruised and cut on
hands. face and knees and hurled to the
street when a northbound car crashed
INTO southbound car at Nostrand and
Martense avenues, Brooklyn, early to-
day
Other passengers on the northbound
car were cut by flying glass, but all
we're speedily rushed to their homes be-
fore their names were obtained.
The sOuthbound car was side wiped
and glass and splnters flew in all d.
rectiOns
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Boys Clothing ID Fl. rear.

Boys Overcoats and Refers plain coos and mixtures in Rus.
sian, heequarerengh Refers and long School Overcoas-ot
III HsS sar an Eo u r % sH n S So a r sa ranging 0 ~
md $500.
Boys Kncksrboker Suits Atwood cheyiot and cashmere gay
olive and brown shades model doubbreated long
at rA.. ...a $4.74
Boys Russian and Sailor Suits made Of Atwood heviot
mixtures and blue eg sailor collar trimmed with silk braid and
:hroushou sizes AZ to 10 Years, sat-, $474
Boys Kncketock Suits Of corduroy doube-breasted An
with without belts; sizes to 10 1914
Boys Knickerbocker OF sutng remnants including plain
blue thevos corduroy and fancy mixtures In various oor m
sizes to II years; value 800 to si25 special ISc
Boys Finer Suits up 1914
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Razors at 34c N

The fastidou man would very properly orn 34c Razor
But the Razors involved in this sale not ondespt &C. Razors
They bear the ancient and honorable of Wade Butcher I'M
peral Wadswoh Joseph Allen Sons VIM H. Morley and others
who move in the highest Razor circles
One trouble, of couegh mperfections not on the edges
but the cheeks of the blades Hollow ground set ready for use
Hair splters .......................... 34c
The evening world., 1909-03-03

Domestics B,.rp.n,.
Domestics are as staple as flour.
Whenever you can save money on
either--no matter If it's only a
mite-you should buy. Buy Do
mestics here and now.
"Red Star" Bleached Sheeting
standard grade of cotton, splendid
laundering quality:
1914 width, a yard, 2Sc.
ga width, a yard, 27c.
S-4 width, a yard, 24c.
IA width, a yard, 2ic.
ga width, a yard, tSc.
5oinch width, a yard, i6c.
81 width, a yard, t5c.
42.inch width, a yard, i4c.
Bleached Pillow Case Muslin, soft
finish, a inches wide, nc 4 yardi IS
inches wide, a yard, t2e.
Wamsutta Long Cloth, excellent
bleach and finish, 36 inches wide, 4
yard, i3c.
Bleached Muslin, Sc inches wddf, fine
grade of cotton, 36 inches Wide,
yard, &c.
Sterllized Absorbent Gauze, twenty
five yards In paper package, at 500.
Soft-fnished Long Cloth, IS Inches
wide, 1 to 20 yard lengths, yard, 7c.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
STARTLING Statement
New York Medical Authorities Claim
Dyspepsia Causes Consumption


The post -mortem statistics OF the big New
York hospitals show that some cases Of con-
sumption are due to unchecked dyspepsia,
especially when the victim was prsdispossd
to tuberculosis.
Dyspepsia wears out the body and brain.
the weakened. irritable stomach 10 unable
to digest food. the body does not receive
the required nourishment, constipation en-
sues, and the victim becomes thin. weak
and haggard. As a result the body becomes
a fertile field for the germs Of disease to
lodge and flourish.
Therefore, the person who permits dys-
pepsla to progress unhindered Is guilty Of
contributing toward the development Of
one OF the most insidious and fatal diseases
known to mankind.
Dyspepsia is durable II properly treated.
The Riker Drug Stores sell a remedy which
they positively guarantee will cure indiges-
ton or dyspepsia or they will pay for all
the medicine used during the trial. This
remedy Is an absolutely new medical dis
covery and has been named Rexsh Dyspep-
s!a Tablets. Certainly no offer could be
more fair. and the offer Of tho Riker Drug
Stores is proof positive that Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets are a dependable and infalli.
BILE remedy. Inasmuch as the medicine Will
cost you nothing II 1t does not benefit you,
We urge you who are suffering with lnd-
gestion or dyspepsia to try this remedy. A
twenty-five cent box OF Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets contains enough medicine for III
teen days treatment. Three sizes-26c., 45c.
and soc. Remember Re1all Dyspepsia Tab
lets are only sold in New York by the Riker
Drug Stores.
New York Stores: 9Th ave. and sd ST..
1915 West 3ith St, 9Th ave. and 42d ST..
West 18th ST.. Broadway and 9th ST., 18th
ave. and l4th st.
Brooklyn Stores: AS Fulton st., 2i6 Fulton
st., 2l3 Flatbush ave. 81 Sumner ave-,
Columbia and Union SITS, 1918 Broadway.
opposite Ralph ave.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
81 ESCAPED AVALANCHE.

INNSBRUCK, Austria, March S-The
detachment OF six officers and twenty
i've men of the Austrian Army who
we're reported as being overwhelmed by
an avalanche near l.afrann yesterday
have been rescued. They We're found
in a tunnel where they had taken
refuge. The tunnel was covered with
snow.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Optical Goods Balloon, rear,
"Toric" Eyeglasses, Sold by Specially Opticians a
$500; Our Price 40


$780, Our Price, $l49
"Toc' lenses have high perisopc which affords wider
range of vision than given by the odye flat lenses In addition
they are lighter in weight naer and becoming the weare
These lenses in t2kafat godld moig with our patent double
loop clip, at si49.
t0-karat Solid Gold Rmless Eyeglasses with our own
cansip' nose pieces sold elsewhere at $780, price, SO
This department is in charge of licensed opciar who will test
your eyes and prescribe for YOU We execute your ocnss prep
ton for at least onehd less than the charges made elsewhere for
similar services We grind lenses the premises thus assu
ing promptness and accuracy.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Black Dress Goods Mat. ,'o..
$500 Scotch Table Cloths at $2.49

There something anny about bargain that is wesed from
Scochnan The average Glasgow manufacturer Of Linens ypies all
the stern drastic radical tenacious Stubborn honest qualities that make
the ideal Scotch character He holds his products for fair profit just
as long as he ca-oetimes longer than prudence sties But
These Scotch Darask Table Cloths supply evidence of what
real Scotch Linen value is.
These are beached beautifully white hemed and ready for USE
Five strong artistic patterns and all of them 72x9o inches U.
ally sold $500 each special at .$249
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Coffee & Tea Sale
Tops Macy Grocery News
ah Floor

uh FlOOr.
Cofees and Teas head the list
One Of those periodical sales in
volving ALL Of our specially
brands. The quantity disposed Of
In such sales runs into TONS.
This Sale-on the eve of Spring
supply tlme-should break all
records.
OUR SPECIALITY CoFFEES
Sold in bean, granulated or pull
verified.
"MACY'S E:ST"-A blend of gen.
uine old Mandheling lava and Ara
bian Mocha; regularly ACC. ID. tirG
this sale, 44c.; dozen. ...... $500
"oRlENT" BRAND-A very salts.
factory blend of Oriental Coffees;
regularly SAC h.; sale, lib. cai
zoe; s-!b, can, S1.3e; .s-lb. Jack,
beans only. ..-............. .Ta5S
"RED STAFF BRAND-Fra'lrant,
full-bodied and mellow; perhaps the
most popular brand we sell; repl-
larly 29c, b.; sale. lib, carton, 22c.;
s-lh. carton, SLOT; 2j-lb sack.
beans only. ........-.......S5.1S
"GENESTA" BRAND-Rich cup
qualities; compare It critically with
so-cilled Mocha and Java berds Of.
fered elsewhere at much higher
prices: our regular price, Ac. b.;
sale, lib. carton, &c.; S-lb. carton.
$780,; 2s-lb. sack, beans only. S4.14
"VlENNA" BRAND-A blend OF
the best coffees grown In South
America; soft, rich and delicious;
regularly 70e. b.; sale, lib. carton,
&c.,; s-lb. carton. 76c.; 25-lh sack.
beans only. 1888
"SuLTANA" BRAND Full flavor
ed and satisfying; a choice selection
OF South American coffees; regular.
" nc. h.; sale, i.lh. carton, 14c.;
5-lt. carton, CSC; 7slb. sack, beans
only ................ $o.o4
The evening world., 1909-03-03
Fine Disc Record Cabinets
Reduced to Half Prices

The entire line of one of the foremost manufacturers
lin the East-i8 different styles to select FROM finished ir
oak and mahogany Fifth Floor.
The evening world., 1909-03-03
OUR SPECIALITY TEAS.

MACY'S FINEST CHOP TEAS
All varieties, including Formosa
Oolong, Mixed, English Breakfast,
Ceylon. Young Hyson. Japan, uncol-
ored Japan and Gunpowder; regu.
larlv o4c. b.; sale. lib. caddy, SIC;
'' '' s7.7s
lilly WHITE" CHOP-All va4e.
ties as above; regularly Csc. h.; sale,
lib, caddy, &c; 5.lb. caddy.
1888; to-lb. eaddy. ......, 1904
"AMARYLLIS" CHOP-All varle-
ties as above; regular price 4sc. h.;
sale. lib. caddy. 3ec.; 5-lt. caddy,
STA; to-Ih. caddy. 1888
"CURlo" CHOP-All varieties as
above: regularly 34c.; sale, lib. cad
dy, &c.; 5-lb. caddy, Sl.1s; io-lh.
caddy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
"MAYFLOWER" CHOP Mixed
and Formoa Oolong only: In 2-lb.
cartons only; regularly 64c. carton;
sale Observation-Disclosures
"PEKlN' CHOP-Mixed. Formo-
a Oolong and English Breakfast;
regularly 24c, H.; sale, lib, caddy,
19c.; j-lb. caddy, 93c.; io-lb. cad.
dy .......................S 1.93
INDIA AND CEYLON TEA, packed
in sealed lead cartons; compare It's
quality with any popular high
priced brand.
"DURBAR" BRAND-Pound. reg
ularly 4Se. special at 800; y H.,
regularly zoe; special at......2lc
The evening world., 1909-03-03
.$1.5O up. N" Corsets
at CSC

Made Of strong white coutil, extra
long hips and back, hose support
ers attached at front and sides
sizes IS to 26 inches; usual m
ly sold at $3.50; special at. JOG
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