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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
WOULD MOVE STATION
Corporation CommissiOn Hears Petittoa
OF Washington aud Old dominion
HALLWAY Compnny.

Tie State Corporation Commission
yesterday held a hearing To determine
the validity of the proposal on the
part of the railroad authorities 10 tuove
the freight station OF tho Washing
ton and Old Dominion Railway Com
pany. which is now located at Rosiyn.
on the Virginia side of the Potomuc.I
TO Washington. which is on the other
side OF the Potomac River
The hcarin. was continued until 10
o'clock Monday morning. November -.
The railroad authorities had made their
part OF the contention plain. They
said that their road was built pri.
narily as passenger road. but US the
proposition of hauling freight had pre-
scented itself. they had accepted it,
and were trying TO meet the situation
TO the satisfaction OF their Datrous
They said that the movement to move
the freight station WAS not primarily
the intention of the railway authorities
but that II came from the continued
and urgent suggestions from their
putrons along the road. The attorneys
Tor the road further said that they
had investigated the mptter. and had
reached the conclusion that they could
handle the freight of their patrons
with fairness TO all sides and in u
more economical manner IL the sta
ton were moved to the other side of
the river. They contendcd that they
would be saving abou, $1,000 Il year
by this plan.
But they went on to say that II
they we're forced to maintain q station
at Roslyn they could not afford to
maintain one at Washington also, and.
therefore. The shippers in Virginia
would be the main losers.
On the other hand. there was
delegation composed mainly of annie
growers in Virginia. who were presen.
10 voice their objection to the NOV
ING OF the station. They were repre-.
scented by attorneys. and their side OF
the case Will be heard later, at which
time the commission will decided as
TO the practbility of the shifting or
the Freight citations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
OLD FOLKS NEED
'CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Salts, calOmel, pills act on bow
els like pepper acts in
nOStrils.
Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious.
sick, headachy and
constipated.
Get a 1o-cent box now.


Most old people must give 10 the
towels some regular help. else they
suffer from constipation. The condi-
lion is perfectly natural. II is just as
natural as IL is for old people to walk
slowly. For age is never so active as
youth. The muscles are less elastic
And the bowels arc muscles.
So all old people need Cascarets. One
might as we'll refuse to aid weak eyes
with glasses as to neglect this gentle
aid to weak bowels The bowels must
be Kept active. This is important at
all ages. but never SO much as ut fifty.
Age Is not time for harsh physics
Youth may occasionally whip the
bowels into activity. But lash can't
be used every day. What the bowels
OF the old need Is a gentle and natural
tonic. One that can be constantly used
without harm. The only such tonic Is
Cascarets. and they cost only 10 cents
per box at any drug store. They work
while you slcep-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Transfers Life Saved
Peterson Is Happy

II was afflicted with very severe
sore on my leg for years. am a team
ser. ! tried all medicines and salves,
put without success. tried doctors
Dut they 1ailed TO cure me. I couldn't
sleep for many nights from pain. Doe
two years Finally Peterson's oint
ment was recommended to me. and by
.s use the sore was entirely healed.
100. 'e'"' no~
II am proud OF the above letter"
says PETERSON: "it makes me happy
nave hundreds of others that tell of
wonderful cures of Eczema, Piles and
SKIN Diseases, Pimples, Backheads
and ugly blemishes"
Pctersons Ointment Is 25 cents AT all
druggists. and there Isn't a broad
minded druggist in America that won't
Mail orders filled, charges prepaid. by
Peterson Bros. Buffalo. n. y.
.oc-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

lottesville: Frank \. German. Roanoke:
VI. ID. Collie. Sabo.: Glenn l.. Irvine, Col
iierstown; Harry l.. Taylor. Parr: Rob-
crt L.. Weaver Emory: Charles w
Weaver. Emory: Sterling N.biett. Red
Lawn; Charles Il. Boswell, Chase CITY:
George a. Watkins. Crewe: Robert s.
eoadcaD. Goschen: John II. Profhtt 'ry.
River; Arthur y. Wells. Boydtown:
Howard II. Merritt. Eagle Rock: Cecil
T. Welsh. Lexington Earl r. Johnston.
Salem. and Thomas s Adams. Madison
Heights.
Ia the Three Hundred ard Eighteenth
regiment the nohco.as were as fol-
lows:
Company H. Sergcant-James l..
Price. Corporal-Edward u. Beal.
Company *: ccrporals Wesley
wright. Richmond; l.. +. EudacilIe.
warren County; Myron b. Thompson.
fairfaN: L. Y. Booker. Ifayncsviile.
mo: McCoI ~ Pierce Capron; William
j. "hippic. Jr Richmond: Warren d.
Waiceh' Lee County: William Il. Lea.
Blanche. y. G.; William H. Gilman.
Richmond: .. NJ. Sisson. Prince WI
nam county; Hal T. Baber. Appomat-
toN: Lawrence T.. Hollard. Branchvillc:
Rush +. Paulcy. Boiscvain. ami John
+. Grant. Richmond
Company l.: Sergcants-Rav Berrcy
craiElersviile: Harry W. Fry. Madison
county. Corporals--lf. l.. bartlett
Samos: John A. chapj,.ll. Petersburg:
Arnold l.. Crckenbcrgcr. T'arboursvllle;
Ellis S. banner. GordonsvilIe: Henry C..
Lakewood. Big Island Robert +. John
son. stone Mountain: Roger A. Kline,
Frederick: Eugene X. Mason. Graham
Hunter NJ. Painter. Trouteville, and "
j. Pructt. Irvine ION
Drastic measures will he taken in
inc future to prevent Information re-
Earding tho movements OF troops and
transports 10 be given out by officers
and men who are not authorized to
do so. Attention to this was called in
IN" bulletin issued at Headquarters to-
DAY that proper disciplinary action
"odio be taken in the case Of any
oniccr or nan who violated the pro-
visions of the instruction, either ir
iInnartinS unwarranted information to
members OF his family or 10 any other
person not properly authorized TO re-
ceiNe II. I, has been found that
throuS IL officers importing such infor-
nation TO members OF their families
publicity has been given movements
OF the troops. which If continued may
result In serious harm. Once the pub-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

to
1920
How The Starr Compares

How The Starr Compares
The Starr Sound Box handles high
and low notes equally as well on all makes
of records.
circle above) Silver Grain Spruce is used
instead of metal or inferior, nor-vibrating
woods.
Other Starr Advantages
Beautiful in design and finish, the Starr
is an instrument you will be proud to
have in your home. Its finish Is unexcelled
in the finest pianos.
Each Starr is equipped with high grade.
easy-rurlning motor which is trouble-proof.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

subscribing SEQ and Sc. respectively.
TO the war. camp recreation fund. Mrs.
Wilson Will he credited with having
sing two. President Wilson also sub
scribcd 10 the fund. but the amount
was not made public.
The campaign for the S3.1J0. 900 fund
closed Tonight. but reports have not
been received from ali parts OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

hcity IL started. II gathers force AS
II goes. and movements which should
be Kept strictly secret become q mat.
ter OF common knowledge.
s>erSeant-Ma w. :. Pride. OF the
Three Hundred and Seventeenth In
fantry. left the camp this aftcrn oon
to spend tie weekend i'm Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS
Mrs. Narc. ParceII Fails Against Sto,r
In Her Room iextcrdnS
Evening.
Especial TO The Times.pispa,chl

iS2ec,al to The Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. November lo.--:!rs
Nancy y. PARCEL. eiGhtyfou years
old. widow. feii agans. a stove in
her loom early this evening and was
burned TO death. She made no out
cry. according to relatives. and il is
not known exactly how The accident
occurred. Relatives found her room
enreloped in smoke. She leaves :wn
SONS. Burial will be in the family
lot in Pittsylvania County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
On RIBfE TOPICS

Like yourself, perhaps, at time regarded all
monographs much alike. We considered it
mainly matter Of the records used-or price,
Then investigated Sidebysde comparisons proved that
differences exist The Starr found possessed markedly
superior tone That why representing the Starr.
Read the following facts then call and hear for yourself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
Differences in the "Horn"

Some horns" are of tin
or iron. And a metallic twang
tinges the sounds. Wood
horns are an Improvements.
But woods differ. Some are
1ifeless-do not vibrate. And
tone suffers. The most
sweetly vibrant, the best of
all woods is Silver Grain
Spruce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
adopt" SOLDIERS
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Lansing Subscribe
$50 and So. nesPcctireIy. TO the
War Camp recreation Fund.

WASIlINGTON. November lc--Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Robert
Lansing "adoptcd.' soldiers to.dav by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
The Principle Of a Photograph
Explained
Sound Box" Differences

Some limit you to but one type or make
of record. Others respond well to high notes
and poorly to low notes. And vice-versa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
FREE To
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Loss of Time.

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We especially want to send il to
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every one, at our own expense that
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all those terrible paroxysms at once
and for. all time.
This free offer Is too important to
neglect a single day. Write now and
no money. Simply mail coupon below.
Do 1t To-day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
TIROS AL BLANCO
LOGiCA.

A San Antonio de BeXar
lego hace dos 0 tres dias
IN caballero, persona
muy sensata y Distinguish,
~procedente de Ia terra
donde hoy Sc ganan la vida
deiando en- cue:os al mundo
los sehores carrancistas.
y, cono en- ultimas fechas
hemos tenido noticias
de que en- cir"o 0 seis reslones
del pals, varias part!das
armadas. detienen trenes
V vuelan puentes y Was.
no deiando de e~xtranarnos
cue la persona va dicha
!legasc aqui sana y saliva
despues de sus c~orrerias
Dor lugares ~''infestados'
Dor las "hordaS a%sesinas,'
le hicimos ciertas preguntas
sobre esa materia misma,
V ella, atenta q nuestra suplica,
nos ccntest0 de esta guisa:
En- efecto. 81, %senores;
Sc pasan muchas fatigas
cuando precision sc tene
de viajar, pues 10 es mentira
Que hay en- los campos en- Mexico
mas rebeldes que semlllas.
Verdad es que todas horas
Sc exponen los que caminan
en- tren, a que de improviso
Sc les presente en- la via
fuerte grupo de rebeldes
armados de carabinas;
c:erto .es tambien que unas veces
Queda muerto Ell maquinista
norque no hizo ningun case
de las senas que lie hacian;
pero 10 cleric, de TODD
10 mucho que Sc platica Z
sobre el tema es que el pasaJe
que llega Z encontrarse vietima.
de alguna hazaHa rebelde,
no Sc qIeda sin camisa,
nj le Quitan su olnero
nj sus alhajas lie quitan;
nero 81 da entire las garras
de IN general" carrancista..
mo 10 salvan del saqueo
nj las animas benditas!
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
RAIDS ING ESES
EN- BELGICA

LONDRES, DiciemJrc l3.-Los
~aeroplanos britanicos en- el microbes
Y 81 iueves cont!nuaron sus raids de
bombardeo contra las d~efensas niE-
tares en- Belgica, segun inforHs hoy
el .Almirantazgo britanice. En- el feX-
70 del parte sc lee:
"Durarte eli mercedes Y el juevfs
SC ef~ectuaron ralds de bombaraes
Dor naestros aviadores ~navales con
ira los siguientes o~bjetivos: Utyker-
< est. Denis, Westrem, Eagle, fers-
lromos. Bruias, deposito Y a'gsnas
'ineas fGrrcas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
la Hindenburg es inglesa.

Mientgas este ocnrTia, Ia mayer
yarte del ejercito mgles estsba cs-
modamente instaa&a en- sus naevSs
moradas, cuya consolidation ara rir-
>ualmerte an hecho antes Do sue
ecmea@aEan n evacuacion del sa-
l.cn:e. a mediodia del mares.
Hay que confesar que uEa garte
lie es:a labor de conso,idacisz . de-
bia 4 los mismos alemanes que anto
habian trabajado en- Ia fomasa Inca
H~indenburg. Las trincheras alemanas
y 10 que habia sido abrise de trin-
chera del enemigo estaba a ia DIS
pos:ci0n de los Tommies que expo
'rimeltaron una viva satisfaction al
corxcmpla. a sus enemigos trabajan-
do geaosamente: para prepararse Rue
vas ~habitaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15

Iuando necesite libros en- espanol
ii-iiase q Ignacio E. Lozano.-lIs
y. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
ActuaIidades extraDIeraS
Ell KAISER Y LOS IL RCOS
Traduccion del frances para la
Prensa.'

Fl Emperadoy de Alemania. segun
nos 10 hacen saber los despachos re-
cibidos. ACADIA de hacer un vlaJe a
Constantinopia, procedcnte de Sofia.
Esta es Ia tercera vista del sobcra-
no 4 Ia ciudad santa del Oriente.
Estuvo en- ella. Ia primera vez. en-
noviembre de lSS9.-Acab2ba de
a~sistir. en- .Atenas, al matrimonlo de
de su hermana Sofia con el Dnque
de Esparta que deberia reinar mas
tarde con el nonbre de Constantine.
Al medic dia. el Emperador hab!a
aparecido sobre el brillante Marmara
q Ia cabeZa de II e~scuadra. Tn es-
critor suizo. Georges Gaulis. a qulen
lie fue dado segu!r entonccs al Empe-
rador por todas parties. describe ash
en- el journal de Geneva, su sor-
! Drendente aparici6n:
"....El Sc mantenia de pie, Sobre
el puante de su mayor ~acorazado' en-
! traie de almirante. Dctrds dc Z lba
f! Ia Emperatriz 2 Jordo del "Hohen-
zolern,r en- scguida el Condo de Bis
! marcE Z hordo de! "DantZing,' Y des
| puGs los yates del Sultan Y hasta dos
| vieios acorazados turcos reDintados
una vez mas V que habian sido dados
de cuenta nueva 4 Ia mar traS dc
ounce amos de repoSo, como por
! obra dc milagro. BESIDE IA costa Sc
! habla podido yer al Emperador en-
traie de almirante; desaparcc!0 por
| N momento ' volvi0 a aparecer en-
| secuida en- una chalupa grande y
! u~niformado de general de caDa!ieria,
~cn el dormin roio rojo Y el casco
de acero. e. pueblo turco, POGO acos
eum0raLo 4 estos cambios de tcaje.
qued0 marav.llado."
IA Turquia tenia Hor ]cntonces como
| Sultan al terrible Abdul Hamid. que
sonaI2 con librar 4 81 Imnesio de
toda domination cristiGna. Nientgas
~cscereba. oponia, las mas 4 las otras.
las differences racioneS europeas que
v:ci'abaH entertainments a Cuerao
DC Orc. L. Alcmania, De l. que 4
creyo que NADIA habia que temer. lc
rarecio cue llcgaba may O~portuna-
mcnte d csta feria de apctitos. Adc-
mas De ESQ, habia sido N Rcy de
Prussia qrien habia detenido, en- otro
tempo. d Ia g-ang Ca5arina de Russia
en- cl canine De Constantinopla.
Guillermo II. pues, fue abrumado
yon agasajos. Sc les llen6. tanto a
81 como q Ia Emperatriz. de reealos
esp'tnd.dos. 4. partir. con el coraz6n
d2sSordante de gratitud. el Empera-
dor le teleerafi6 a Ab-ul-Hamid
!andoie calurosamcntc las gracias...
" 4 "Joucnai 10 Geneve,'' reeucrda
cue. aigunos amos desputs. en- 1896,
exact1mcntc al siguicnte dia de los
~asaSinatos de Armenia, cl Emperadog
le cnvio al Sultan roio 81 retrato
dcdicado De Il manera mas caiuro-
sa. Todayia Sc acordaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
RECORTE

listed : guarde sSta direction par cue
So l. m.tS:rv q sIS amigos que SufTen
De callo>. mezl-tr0s. Zl7otrS : Sr2DCS O.
Ia p;eI Con 81. EN- ltulIgr> p~psiaieS c.
rue TrLi-E. l. L12I.p 2 V.ri.G .2 C1-geg
franco Ge porte. una rs.lts Re ICwata
Gonzalez la maibr del ...uuIo para eStls
Intermediates. D-yueivo 81 I,leCO i Ia
persona G;le - ru.a no sane.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ.
p. a. Rnx 81 LAR no. TFN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15

FL tercer via;e de Guillermo II e
Const"E!iro"la ACADIA de verificarse.
Pero los tiempos han cambiado mn
cho. NADIA lie f~;estas, NADIA de i!umi-
nacioaes.
FL Sultan Abdul Hamid. derroc2-
do del Trono, ACADIA sus dias en- su
palacio. a6rumado por inquietudes es-
pantosas, ha hecho una rapida vista
a su regreso de Sofia.
Por 10 que hace a Turquia, inva-
dida en- todos los frentes Y con su
~ej&rcito. gu f'ota Y su gobierao en-
manos de A~,eEania, ella Sc encuen-
ira en- unaa ngustia sin nombre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15

En- 1898, e! E~mperador, acompa-
nado otra ve@ de Ia Emoeratri&. EN-
prendi0 81 gran viaie Z IN Palcsl:Ha.
Recibi0 Il misma acUjida caiurosa,
en- Constantinopla. dc ?arte 6e Alb
ul-Hamid.
Ia Imperial pa:cia huo 81 eatrada
4 Jerusalem O % de Octubre. Fl En-
perador habia Gibujado con su pro-
ia mano e. uniformc que l!cvaoa
de PIANO cachy&je con casco colonial
ornado con una punta de lama de
plata Y uEa &gGi'a. En- los hombros
prendido un manic blanc0 dc una
tea ligera V este traje, segIn cuenta
Gaulis que auA 10 acompahaba, 10
hacia parecerse por delante 4 Lo-
hengrin Y ror detras a Abd-eI-Kade:.
Fl primer v.aje senal5 t. principle
&c lGs em9resas a!emanas 2a Tu-quia
cue - h.c:cron seaSihle5 tan-o e. el
concrete como g ,as cammos de
fier"o y ONO on cl eiercit2. (! Sc
gundo viaie cS - una demonstration
Re IL {" stcrc,@ re mirt5 mis- vas;as.
( Emperado' i l:cmania. en- efCc
10. Sc prGc'Gn'l % ella el protector
de todcs ice ra.llmanes. En- una
aSami-aa 70 Ic:s. .,,~,O. -, 40 cbo;l.,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-21
Lost Picture Found.

A long lost Raphael was recently
found In London. How 1t has been
brought to light Is one of the curiosi.
ties Of picture dealing. A few months
ago, a London picture dealer bought
in salesroom what was said to be a
copy of the picture In the Uffizi gal
lery Of Florence, known as Raphael's
Madonna del Pozzo" (the Madonna of
the WelD. For long time past this
Florence picture had been known to
be not actually by Raphael, but a copy
Of a picture presumably lost. The Lon
don picture dealer sold his "copy of O
copy" for modest sum to one of his
clients, a well-known and well-to-do
city merchant. 1t was sent to be
cleaned. Cleaning off of some appar
emily superfiuous paint revealed the
existence Of another picture under
meath and actually of the same sub
ject. When all the top picture was
taken off there was revealed a remark
able piece of work, which has been de
clared by many experts to be unmls
takably the work of Raphael himself
In fact, the picture from which the
Florence gallery painting may have
been copied.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-21
LITTLE SALT is IMPORTED
Practically All of 46,720,s60 Barrels
Consumed In Country In 1918 Pro-
duced at Home.

nm a..,a.ti, oo,,.,,,,,,tIo,, - ,oyA a.,
-o1a ,'aa Ak 1oo GOO horro,s os 900
loio ""s - 1850 ,,,.aaae
pounu ooo % ooo m ..a,s ass. ~ ~ aon
enon ',ooo,o1o o,p % s,, e.s AZ. ~. III
sunpuon " iDio, ~. A.so.uns ~ ,,s.' ~ SUI. % 70
u.S W so sonpeu ~ % IIue,o @ So son,on,o., y. -.
w. o.oae u ,,,n..,s ~ ..aa,,o.,s. I ~ 81.
suruey, :. 'ne uV 80 ooo ~ Ssus.,o ~ ~ I' 70,
IN ioio was o., T'sao'Sa0 ooo S.o, o', . .no .a ~.
poi.e "ele ~ ~,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-21
His Prescription.

He had been out the night before
during Zeppelin raid. The shock tc
his system was SO great that he had
had to sit up with friend and finish
two bottles of restorative, and start on
a third.
In the morning he naturally felt ILL.,
so he hied himself unto the man Of
pills and potions.
One glance was sufficient for the doc.
tor to diagnose his case,
"Ah. yes Any special symptom?'
"Yes, doctor. Every now and then
come over so funny. Something In
side me keeps coming up and then set
tling down again."
"Ah, yes,' replied the unsympathetic
brute. II know what's the matter with
you. You've swallowed lift. Here's
bottle of my elevating tonic. That'll
hoist It right up through the skylight,
Half a guinea, please. Thank you
london Mail.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-21
is MONUMENT TO EXPLORERS
National Reservation Created to Com.
memorate First vlsit by White
Men to Great Northwest.

Upon the recommendation of Secre-
tary Of the Interior Lane President
Wilson has created by proclamation
the verendrye National Monument
near Sanith, North Dakota. This res
ervation, which embraces two hundred
and fifty acres, surrounds lofty emil
nence locally known as Crowhigh Butte,
the second In height in North Da-
kota to the well-known Sentinel Butte.
1t rises from the left bank of the Mis-
souri, river at Old Crossing, one Of the
most important fords Of the Missouri,
over which hunters, trappers and ex-
plorers have passed from the earliest
times.
The significance of this monument is
that 1t marks the first recorded visit
of white men to the vast territory
which includes North Dakota. Veren-
drye. the celebrated French explorer,
starting from the north shore of Lake
Superior, passed westward and south
westward into the unknown regions of
the great plains and Rocky Mountains
about 1740. The records of the jour
neys made by him and his two sons
are the subject Of conflicting interpre-
tations, but there is no question that
the verendrye party was the first to
enter North Dakota and to look upon
the Missouri at this point. This was
the butte from which they gazed into
the unknown lands west and south;
and they were the first white men to
cross the Missouri at the ford which
afterward became the highway of ex-
ploration and early trade. This was
sixty years before the Lewis and Clark
expedition.
The creation of the verendryo Ma
tional Monument follows the historical
precedent set by the creation of the
Cabrillo National Monument at the
spot where the Spanish navigator Ca
brlllo first sighted the coast of Cali
fornia in 1542, and of the Sleur de
Monts National Monument at the spot
where Champlain first sighted the
coast Of Maine in 1909.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-09-21
POULTRY MANURE IN GARDEN
Mixed With Equal Amount Of Dry
Earth and Spread Broadcast Will
Prove Beneficial.

A common way Of using hen manure
for garden purposes is to mix 1t with
an equal amount Of dry earth, crush
Ut, and then spread 1t by hand. The
amount necessary. Of course, depends
upon the condition Of the garden soil.
A liberal application spread broad
cast however, will be beneficial In
most all cases.
Usually the dust is applied on the
dropping boards in the coop, as II
helps to keep the coop sanitary, and
abs0rbs the moisture, also prevents
the nitrogen in the manure from es-
Gaping.
For complete fertilizer containing
hen manure, the following is good
Four hundred pounds Of hen manure,
200 pounds of dissolved bone, 100
pounds murlate Of potash, $50 pounds
Of plaster and 100 pounds of nitrate
of soda.
At present you would probably have
some difficulty in getting the muriate
of potash and nitrate Of soda, and
therefore 300 pounds Of dissolved bone
and 150 pounds Of plaster added to the
manure would be the best combina.
ton under present circumstances.