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Show gays; A Storekeeper i.a. PALACE OF PEACE FOR THE AMERICAS PLEASURE Nothing more pleasant and healthful than a cup of tfood tea. one. Arts Always Good. Te purchase anything of ua, nor tq have vour watch flaed A latter from ya la attended In Immediately by art tudsmeni tpert. who furniahea hia ho does la be of charge. V V What and our aubjoet to your approval , guarantee. $AIT UHC 1 Pk er8 aston-- Imeflsnd smoke froman oil itove.and lhatit hestedaroom Justlike anyotUer Sovfc I them of my experience, ot one, and and we aftrr another they f HEWLETT'S TEAS Vcu do not need to Cone in Person and Slid t " ctnre latclv "A lady camcu Ml imtUilttitei'f&j. iTii; l. LI r - rte:-- its cost. up for five times said this had thought who III lady was all right for SaSnmilk for a ba'.y.or bothng T ..V. or to make couet 5Cu gdr totI. morninff,but she ver t Mr knows. Now-- she Dre.vycookinff. rA""J "J,;,, can't aat. ao .red din,rlifhttable a Perfect lor. ..'Jnimrnediately mora coal to WJ w lu.t the heat from ao up ,oth j bottom offrtp the room Un amell. no ou.- kiubeo wba r MAii rr. Ctll UTAH kM Hi nere r" ""a one in if CanUooary ffotc t Be sure aea U m you get this stovee " that ..the name-plat- New Perlectioo." U) ma. V m sa &0K-siov- e Oil . ... ASHIN'OTnN. Of deeo Interest to the entire . and foadttnt tnr IrMntntf Li. --- "J ; m nlatea r- ' u. L&kei to f. toa a Cabinet TOP WHO .v.lf r.rpat -iiiui iv.au v uiiunv.", ""in . i. i r;.h with the brieht blue of the chimneys, makes the stove omamtni Horn, is the formal opening and dedication " of the beautiful marble palace erected in can bs bad with of without camnew as a permanent home for the InternaEvery dcaia, .rywhy. i Andrew Car- tional" Bureau of the American Republics. the neefe. who donated 1750.000 for the erection of Oil buildlne. rails it a nalaee of neace. and It Is his bope and that of all concerned in the work of the bureau, that It will occupy for the republics of the western hemisphere iho sain nnaltlnn that the neace nalace at The Hague, a I ho the iflft of Mr. Carneeie. does for the natbns of the world. All of the American republics are represented on the governing board of the bureau, and all are Joint nrnnriPtora of the handsome structure which in the fu ture will hniiaa Director John Barrett and his associates in the work of promoting amity and Intercourse among those nations. The building Is happily designed to com a par- bine the best architectural Ideas of or Inner the feature patio large being ticularly pleasing HEADS USUALLY EMPTY. courtyard, in which is a pretty fountain. THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE mm Wn PINGREE Is the newest town in Idaho. It will bo opened early in June with sale of lota and excursion on Oregon Short Line new branch to be completed to that point at the tame time. : : : IDAHO n ..y--- Continental Company Latin-Americ- The wonder state of the west, has developed in the lost five years thousands of new acre and homes. Do you wUh to liva and thrive in a really FORESTRY IN NEW TOWN Chief If ao, ask about PINGREE. Merchants of all kinds are wanted there at once. Now is your opportunity. Write for booklet to W. H. Scott, Gen. Manager Piogree Townsite Company I Pingree, Idaho I owners to Problem and Proposes Plan. Not Legislation That Is Needed, But Immediate Beginning of Practical Operation of Forestry Lumbermen Can Meet Issue. BEETH, flEUADA I for-tstr- y g TESTED SEEDS g N either through their trade atm-lt- , iUae CobKor Type Outfit an. auiiplira In Mail nnJvn rcoHve iniuiil attention. i.AKC STAMP CO., Salt Lako City Hard to Choose. . "Edward," said the toucher, "you t&ave spelled the word rabbit with two it's. 'Sou must leave one ol them out Edward; "XtfK, ma'um," which one?" Catholic Nows. The Reason He tree-plantin- tt i ca.l.T the property so that it will not result in an impoverishment of a state." The opening for forestry with early returns through leaving the smaller timber for a second cut was dwelt upon, but it was pointed out that real forestry is not practised unless reMr. is provided for. production Graves recognized that the long-timg Investment involved In on deforested land Is not, under aver age conditions at the present time, an attractive one to lumbermen; nor did he urge it "If you should ask my advice as to whether you should buy denuded lands in the south and plant them on a large scale as an investment, I should advise against it In my judgment the question of financial returns from private forestry should not be looked at from a theoretical standpoint of purchasing land and planting trees; but rather from the standpoint of the management of forests already under timber. I believe that the average American lumberman is not much more Interested in natural reproduction than he is in plantations. Nevertheless, I believe that the question of reproduction Is well worth your attention on practical grounds, even though you have not the interest of the owners who are planning a heritage for their children and grandchildren, or ot the cor poratlon organized on such a permanent basis as to look far into the future. Already in the best settled por e JARB1B8E PORTER-WALTO- Why. much of you "We don't see so used to do." jas we -She My husband objoots to very Oow cut dresses." Force of Habit. "Why did you brook your engagenmoDt with that school teacneri .Askcid the friend. "If I failed to show up at her house every evening, she eapected me to fcring s written excuao, signed by my tmother." Not Worthy o Notice.. tut to have decided "No, we have nvthinsr more to do witu tier, one jeally ln't in our set. When she started for Europe lust fall she never jreco.vta a liiaie siviuci that they have a recognize Forester Graves Discusses responsibility to handle New Orleans. La. In addressing the National Lumber Manufacturers' association the other day Henry S. Graves, chief of the forest service or Jat. F. Barton, Secretary of the United States department of Ogden, Utah ' agriculture, discussed the problem of private forestry and proposed a plan for a general test by southern lumbermen of the practicability of forestry on their own holdings. "The more I study into this subject THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO of private forestry," said Mr. Graves, "the more I am convinced that what is needed is not immediate legislation, but an immediate beginning of the practical operation ot forestry, and -.- .IS VIA.. I am convinced that the results of such a 'beginning will be conclusive evidence that American lumbermen are fully capable of meeting the conservation problem both from the DEETH is ooly 65 sules fraai JARB1DCE standpoint of the premanent requireand b oa Ike siaia liat of bota tfct Soutbera ments of the lumber trade and from facific aaJ tka Wetter Pacific Railroad. that of the continued prosperity of the ' public at large." ' Forester Graves held that for RHGEH WIRE & IRON WORKS most large owners to Introduce immediately over their entire JS31 STATf STH25T, SALT LAKE CITV holdings would not be practical from t business standpoint, because this would involve making a considerable Investment in the dark. It could not bo told' either what forestry would :ost tbem or what It would bring them. Further, a preliminary working out of the exact methods of cut-linnnd Are protection needed should me above Tciri'iiti one of the many dlftVrrnl be obtained. Therefore Mr. Graves dralsaa of Iron ri'iice we tnitmiiei'iure tor r.i' proposed: (1) That those lumbermen w. r.mvtvry loin ami piiinie winning. Write fr catalogue and prices. ho are interested In this matter make an Immediate test of the practise of forestry on their holdings; (3) that this be regarded as a begln-alnIt mat. hnn1rlt of dollar evert rear to with a view of ascertaining the mm TEJT OUR EEOi possibility of forestry, rather than an Put when you huy them you can depend ittempt to establish 'an organized systhe; aaaaraa The Quality. Vfrttstorour tem of forestry over his entire holdfro Dctorietlve Catalog. CO.. Salt Lake City ings; (3) that to accomplish this ob-ethey associate themselves as SOUTH or by a new association, in and jrder that through partnership the expenses of forestry nay be reduced to a minimum; (4) that each owner set aside from 1,000 to 10,000 acres as a practical demon-- t ration ground; (5) that there be employed by the association a forester to direct the technical work, his salary and expenses to be properly prorated among all the members; (6) that each owner employ such local guards or rangers as are neces-iarto carry out the Are regulations, strlctlons of cutting, etc. Mr. Graves warned the lumbermen that If they did not themselves move n the matter they were likely to find he public taking action to prevent the impoverishment of states through for "There is no 5st destruction. he said, "that there Is a strong .endency toward state legislation to some kind of restriction on Bills have actually private lands. been introduced in state legislatures having in view legal rcstructions as to The how the timber should be cut American people when aroused to the need ot a given reform are impatient My to have it accomplished at once. iwn program would be for the private y Qiies-'.Ion- look-ookin- ." tions of our country land well stocked with young growth brings a higher Even the price than denuded land. land speculator who has no Interest In permanent forestry may well take this into account. Reproduction can be secured naturally in most cases where a second cut Is contemplated. I believe that it Is emphatically worth while, in the first place, for the sake of the increased sale value of natural forest land after the present stand has been removed, if It is then well stocked with young growth. In the second place, I believe that the perma nent interests of the lumber business not only justify but demand such a handling of your forest property." Michael Keenly Surmised Possibilities of Action Under the Late one afternoon Michael Flannl- gan and Dennis O'Rourke met upon the avenue. Mike was consiaeraoiy unuer the weather. "Moike," asked O'Rourke, "why don't yez brace up, and lave the dhrlnk alone?" "Ol've thried. Dlnnle, but the job's too big for me.' 'Thry this once wore.Molke. Heres a church forninst us. Go In there, old Ella I think those fellows are man, and conflss and take a frish start 1 11 v. alt outside." ting their heads together over md He waited until he was tired, then, thing. Stella Tes; I guess there's ton peering into the darkened building, PLAN LONG HORSEBACK TRIP said In a hoarse whisper: thing in it "Molko!" Ella Which one? Thwhat!" Two Westerners Will Ride From Spo Noisy Nuisances. "Havt- yex connssed?" kane to New York, Distance aoors ana winaows at buve that!" "Ol of 4,000 Miles. resent a happy hunting ground for tin "Where's the prast?" winds. In fact, so annoylai "'Egorrah.Dinnie.and Ol think he's disturbing Spokane, Wash. Bruce Stetnmetz, does constant the rattle of these op? who claims records for two rides from gone out to call a cop." Success Mag become that many determine! i ings azine St. Louis to Chicago and return, and dividuals, who resolve to admit tki U E. Blakesley, who Is credited with A Divided Family. fresh air, choose the lesser of tn a ride from Oklahoma City, Okla., to The bright of evils and close the openings In prefer daughter Mexico City. Mexico., have completed a physician happened into bis recep ence to nights. This can k plans for a trip on horseback from tion room the other day and a wait remediedsleepless if small a wedge of wool Spokane to New York, leaving here ing woman of an 0WI In lie in con her aide driven thn nt at 12 o'clock May 15. The Journey is versatlon. patient engaged prevented can a door be window; a distance of 4,000 miles. The men I suppose you go to church and from rattling if a pad or strip ot thick are undertaking the ride for the pleas felt be nailed on the edge of the door. ure of being In the open. They will Sunday school?" she asked. she "Oh, yes. ma'am," The annoyance of creaking drawen replied. carry greetings from Governor Marion "And what denomination do your can be eliminated by rubbing comma E. Hay of Washington and Mayor Nel belong to? soap upon the top, sides and bottom i son S. Pratt to the executive officials parents vny, sam me utile one, "mam each. of New York. They expecf to reach New York by August 15 with the mas a Presbyterian and papa's a Creaking hinges on anything shotili be well oiled, while the grating, Irrt mounts they will take out of Spokane. stomach specialist." No attempts will be made to break tating noise of a sewing machine ctt A Surprising Event. be overcome in a similar manner. records or win wagers. Mr. Ilrown (rushing excitedly Into i he little noises wear away tne pt the room) Marie, Marie, intelligence tieaee that is required for other has Just reached me things. It were foolish to dlsslpati Mrs. Itrown (calmly Intemmtine energy through the channels of If thank him) Well, heaven, Henry. (ated nerves when a little time B Life. obviate the nuisances. have been given and have acceptei Hard to Choose. No man can love evil for evil's Bake their numbers. "Edward." said the teacher, "vnn as he can love goodness for goodnesf The Johnsons take to the idea have spelled the word rabbit with tan sake. Schiller. kindly and like it so well that they t's. You must leave one of them m.t are notifying their friends, requesting, "Yes. ma'am," replied Edward Never let matters come to an opei that when they write letters to theia "which one?" rupture. they address them by number as well as by name. In this way, they figure that it a letter received at the office and Intended for John Johnson No. 629 Is delivered to and received by John Johnson No. 23. it will be easy matter to find out who is blame for the error. - g Too Much Johnson" Here Only Way Nebraska Town Can Identify Them Is by Giving Each Man a Number. Newman Grove. Neb. Instead of It being used as a slang expression here, this- - little town and the community round about Is afflicted with "too much Erie Johnson, cashier of Johnson." the Newman Grove State bank, Is the map here who Is authority for declaring that there Is "too much Johnson.""1 believe there are more Johnsons to the square inch in "nd around this town than anywhere else in the world, I have figuring on the same area. counted them up, and find that, taking this town as a center, there are 95S Johnsons within a radius of 12 miles, and of tbes.) 629 have the Christian name of John. "A check drawn on the local bank will not be paid if It is simply signed 'John Johnson,' no matter what the standing of the Johnson may be. Neither will the Indorsement 'John Johnson,' be accepted at the bank or any of the stores. There are so many ot them that we have to adopt another method." Here is the method as explained by Cashier Johnson, though not one Of the Johns: The bank and the stores have decided that while the Johnsons who do business here are entitled to credit, there must be some way of Identifying them and not making charges against one particular one, when tho charges may lack several hundred points of being correct. The merchants and banker have agreed that pne John Johnson shall be "John Johnson No. 1," the next, "Johnson No. 2," and so on until all of the 629 Some S weet Day Finds Needle After Eleven Years. After Philadelphia. traveling through her body for 11 years, a needle which had entered the toot ol Mrs. Rose Hyde of 605 Catharine street passed out through her right nana. tleven years ago. when Mrs. Hydi stepped down from her bed one morning upon a needle on the floor she could not draw it out, and for a time was very much concerned about it Out as time went on and it gave her no trouble sho forgot the needle. The other day ahe felt a sharp paio In her hand, and went to the Pennsyl vanla hospital, where physicians found the needle by the aid of an X rsy apparatus and extracted It. Sewing Circle Minus Gossip. Columbia, Me. A sewing clrclt with no wagging tongues, a society ol women bound by their const it ut log and bylaws not to comment on tholi neighbor's dress, complexion or be havlor, Is the plan of the Harmony nnd Embroidery club, which was or ganlzed by 14 women of this city. The schedule of fines for gosRiping ia for the first offense, $5 for tho tecond ' and expulsion for the third. You may be served with Post Toasties IRlllllll audCreaffl Then you will know what a dainty, tempt ing food you Ijave been missing. Every serving a friend I I i I V wins i i pui" Pkg. 10c ramiiy gize He Sold by Grocers. Postum Cereal Co 4 'ThcMemory Lingers Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. |