iri'-LA'-GIiANDE EVKNTNG OBSERVER
Wednesday, August 1, 101
PAGE EIGHT
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J the bowl, which is f th "nr! Tn
:liimM typo known xisod on the
ll'irnt pipes ami benrn traces of
;artificiul ciloriny.
! 'Phi re the mutter rests for the
moment. Hut the Dun hi I Is iissert j
' i that thev ilo not intend to have!
jtheir hiMoiic heritage (rn by le-t
.Machine Will Use Wind for,r "wi'y- j
J Power in a Way 1 hat ill
WEALTH NTHE
. ULUIVIIIU IlillUU
MYTH AGGERTED
nv ii n nrn
d u. a. nunc
Be Profitable, Says Inventor.
"' EUtA, Aug. 1. (Special.) "The
rKil w.-ulth of Mm world Ik In (In'
' wlnil that Mows aiiuvo iih. Whnl-
1 UllllX COtllit t.U (.!- till' 'H i-i II uilh
light, jicut anil power If prnpw'y
; ilfveliM"''." Thin in wliat MntHanc, a
Iti-ltish nch-ntlsl, raii. ami wlial
'The tlioit-ljltiil eltlxen wilt not
lln.nxnl tu find In ii 1 1 wiih lh prcsl
ilfiil f(r ullhlnff Iti IUk U cu lm in '-iln-an
thu Ix-ii til It'nl ami draina'h"
liUfial or how Wliilrnail "BUVfil 'r'
:ron. To iritltlM) Mm for tlnint? no
iia on liirturical ktmuihIk itim would
criiiciMf ilw ordinary lerturor would
lt it. iniKippnhi'ixl tlx- rondilioiiH
Hiiih-r v;tiicli nxwU tnriP-ntal in In
iivi-fijiiv mmlf hy Hm- jtn-si'l'-"'.
who.se time on the trip Ik eiiKrowd-d
(Hv AsMurlatfil PnB)
EUGENE, Or.. Aug. 1. I'reident
PfKP WTTVTy DT,' , IJi:tnUiiK' api'iinnt ucccptanc-, inlwilh a tnnll itinlt- of duth' that riK'
1 Unolii MUA lo Al J'j t i lilsiidrcHN at th . oM-nfng oi the Ore-joiisiy i-xchurr- the prt'imraiion of
FOOTPRINTS CLUE;"" Tr"" 'W'"'"' at Mrachnni. of HpeHii-H. A(ilrt'Hct on fistionf of
1 1 ho l furred It -d. J(ki-im1 of .Marc iih . policy, of course, an pr'pitrd by
W'hilttian'H "Hnvlnic Oregon" Ib llkelv h'm in advance. Kur such oihor uh
to (IntniiKc tin' lilKtirt-hius' UniK I'iK'it iKet'in to In- called lor hy lor; 1 1 ulliia
atfnfiiHt Die acccjilancc of Ihls niv tl: r.lons. like the one at Meaeliuin. he U
as Uie truth, in Die opinion of I v. Ifuinpelli'il to depend upon olhern.
Joseph Hehafer, u;perlnlciuent oi'j "In the present ease tt is clear tiiut
thi Wisconsin Hlate Historical Hod - aoineone who was inieresled in ex
eiy, who for iweruy y-arH was head 'ji'jtloltiiiK' uh if it were historical I hi'
ieuiM iii.-ni. w inn i ijl- j lontf-expionen inyin anoni wniinian
saving Oregon, ohlaineil the presl
(lv I, N. S.)
SISTERSVMXE, W. Vu., Aug. 1.
Kepnrts received here declare u
mysterious ape is roaming; the. wilds
of Tyler county, in the region of
Muddy Creek.
ii. C, Clarke ml John Karrell. em- '
, ... . . . ..... I IK
harlcB II. I'or.l. oi mis price. .- ,.. ... ... - !Vi.rily n! Oregmi
lan-H 1h aosoniii-iy true nun i nunii.imi n...i, ok"'
hislnry
slatemenl tluit some douhted the
I truth of he story hn wan nhout to
present, he did in fact present, it uh
! history, and his upcech, printed he-
cun so it was liis, will pa with mil
: lions of people as a fully authentica
ted tiistorical narrative. In all prob-
al'ilii' u new Itrood of tiookn on west.
iern hisiory. carrying tin president's
iMeacham speech hy way of restoring
in new form Die long-dlficreditco
Whitman myth, will ho one result,
j Inanmurh as It ha rt( aired half a
century of eonirovemy ami vitHt ex
penditure of I'ffort on Hit part of le
i fenders and opponents alike, to eradi
cate the legetyl from the histories,
I lids, if it Hhouhi happen, w ould he
'an unfortunaln elrrumstunee. For
'it K'oes wit hotit Haying tliat historic
I eall -minded men and -women will
j not accept fiction for fact, though all
jlnve ihe memory of Doclor Whitman
1 tor Ills splendid 'h list hut e hnriu-ter
rind 'for the ae)i(evementR whleh pan
be rightly credited to hlin.
"The incident sngRests Hint If the
prewidem Im likely to reouiro other
addreHHes of a local or regional
charaeteis the nianauer of his pro
Krejw ought in siiiKlc -out, for the re
spoiiHlhility of historical ndviser. that
one of his literary entourage who is
het efiiipped with historical schol
arship und who is familiar with the
literature of American history. Any
one who ban seen the late Kdwan!
Iaylord Hon rue's 'The Legend of
Ala reus Whitman would unhesitat
ingly have advised against the ac
ceptanco hy the president of ihe pa
per supplied to him for the Mcucham
occasion."
Mexican Crops Increase
MKVM'Al.I, LOW Kit CAlJKOrS
XIA. August 1. (A.H.) A better crop
I (rear tluin In several seasons Is Imli
ented In Houorn lind Sinnlnti U:Metf rn'
I.Mexico hy shipments arriving from
Uluaynias ami other west coast potnH
jon steamecs plying the flnlf of Cali
(mrnla with supplies for f.ower I'nll
ifornia. mosl of wlfldi are trucked
I from I'orl lai llnmlm to thla city.
drain, heans, potatoes, ami lomatoes
have furin.shcd the hnllt of several re
eent larye earK'oeK, the halauco hein
made U)i of lluoors.
The only s'limp iheso two seel ions
rec-ived this year, farmers state. wa
in connectirin wilh Ihe canalouiie
rot. upn which the aphos pest des
cended snrldeiily when Ihe crop wafl
ahoui i-'-ady to be shipped. The en
tire crop was wiped out in less than
forty-eight hours. Ihe growers report,
of una ears ready 1o be shipped, Ichm
than -a ere saved.
(icnernl tanning activities In the
twl Hlate.s said to he Heventy-rive per
cent in excess or lasl year's operations.
: to provo it. Ford has Invented a
machine which he claim solve tie
problem of per pel mil motion and
- will revolutionize the means of sup
plying or venerating power for in-
' dnwtrial plants, ami motive power lor
every other requirement. Ford, who
came here not long ago and round
.employment as a baker, is Ihe v illus
who is demount rating that power and
' i;reat itiianllttes of It can be mipplicd
" by air and that u system, which h
has evidently perfected to a aallefae
torv degree, can he used as an air
power device for running any sort of
u ma-chiiie, from an aulo to a war
' vchM-l, The creator of air power it
'.very (ilmllar to a wooden M-fnch wa
,'ter main bound with wire and curved
'no as to he mi emlleHs lulu or shaft.
It. Is made, of .Inc. wit h a door at
each end. In the Inner space urn a
i herb of windmills mounted on .i
:dial't wilh so-called straiuliteiierH he.
j ween each wl ml mill. Tim si might -eners
arn stationary pleceK of mei.i:
'which are supposed to divert the air
; currents, Thu windmills are sinrled
Hi iircseut b' electric motors which
' send the air circulattug through Hit
tulie to the first windmills. This air is
j carried from one windmill to another
round and round the endlen Hhaft.
jroldiiiK a limitless amount of pow-
' er ami siorlng energy for future
needs. The wind mil Ih can he in.
,reased Indefinitely and of course the
inure windmills the more power. A
-small demonstration model which is
operated tu connection wilh the larg
er machine in declared hy .M r. Ford
',,10 upset idl recognized l.iws of phys-
'ics by reversing motion. With an
.electric fun, Mr. Ford Is able to pull;
'thn small machine backward Instead i
jof forcing il forward, as wind nat
urally will do. Hpi'iiklug of (he syt
tems of windmills used to c renin
'power. Mr. Ford snys that whllo on
a farm of his fattier I tl years ago a
.windmill which watt used to pump
'watei was being run so slow hy a
five-mile wind that it hardly moved at
all. He Hon conceded the Idea that
If he had (wo windmills or three
wiudrnillft In the same relative poni
liou they could he run by the atue
Himtunt of wind and at the name time
'Increase ihe power two and three or
'four tlmcM as much us em- mill. This
Idea he worked Into his inoie with
Gratifying nml portitlvo results. Fur
inany years he Hays many Inventors
have been Irylng to Hgure out how
to make one windmill run behind
another one with the same current of
Air ami with t ho mime rale nf speed
" Mnt niiifTP wrr-n' rti 'lifts Vvm'ke.r'ddi:
His patents arc operated in a room In
the. second Mtory of a hitihlliu; on
ilain street and as the Interest, in the
Invention extends large crowds are
(iltracted daily. .Mr. Ford will give
a public exhlhltlou of hts crealioti
next Saturday afternoon hcKluning at
i o'iiock each day on the main thor-l
dughfare oi the city.
that made their hair stand on end i
Hehafer, who is the author of 'dent's ear and probably placed the
a mother upe and seven little cubs. 7 " ..!-. ).. manuser.p. or .ne an... ,,.,
ii .u: ., i 1 aellie foast li 1st ory. and butt comLiic-! hand. Itv dniiiir this, and persuioling
ted research e into the history of. th::the prfstdent to reail It, that person
Heon boundary dispute between assuredly scored the season's tfreal -Ihe
I 'nited Slates and (irent Hrritalu, est feat In advertising. For, not
said: whlislnndtntf the pn-sldent's oral
Thev declare their story is gospel
truth.
Them ne were rigging up a bail
ing machine at h well close to a
thicket, they . said. Suddenly their
attention was uttractod to the edge
of a precipice by frenzied we reams.
They looked and saw a mother ape,
with six little ones clinging to her
aide, while in her mouth was an
other, dangling over the edge of
the cliff.
Dropping their tools, the men ran.
They ran as they had never ran be
fore. They ran until they reached
(heir foreman, M. G. Sherwood.
With James F. Henderson, as leader,
a posse was formed und went in
search of the apes. No trace of the
auimal.s could be found, but peculiar
foot7irints wore in evidence on top
or the cm i.
Latest report from the posse Is
thai the ape is still ahead of the
pursuers.
The ape was seen on the farm of
A'bendego Weekly, one of the earli
est settlers of the county.'
PAPER USED IN
FIG SHIPMENTS
(By AsMiciulcil Press)
FRESNO, Calif.. Auif. 1. P.rner
ninche is now belnir usiprl instoail of
uo lo ship fiesh fins to outside
markets, iiccorclinir to P. II. Scott
of I.one Slur, Cnlif., discoverer of
the new shipping method. Kigs are
now being shipped to Pacific Count
cities and to the east without the
use of ico or refrnreration. Mr.
Scott suys.
Ihe miner mache containers, n ap
ed in ordinury wooden boxes, are
ni layer form, and indented in shape
of figs. When a layer is filled, a
cover of paper innche is placed on
lop, winning a perieet fit ami plac
ing each fig in an individual com
partment. .Mr. Scott declares the icetess
shipments arc a success- He says
he is now shipping 210 boxes of
fresh figs a day without refrigera
tion, and, he adds, they are reach
ing the markets of the south, north
and east in perfect condition.
This mehtod of shipment, frail
growers. here state, will open unlim
ited markets for fresli figs. Hy
eliminating the cost of icing or re
frigeration, growers state, fig men
will -be--able -to-plaee-'lhclr product
in the eastern markets at a profit.
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Kilting the attention of lovers of
lb briar here und, incidentally, is
causing much controversy.
For some years .Messrs. Dunhill
known among pipe connoisseurs the
7"1 "vrr, nave claimed that the
famous pipe is owned hv them. Hut
their claim is now disputed hv one
". Spi'ncer, of llrislol, who niain
taius tliut the pipe is renllv in his
possession.
In support of this claim lie puK
forward interesting data in which
he says that the pipe was present
ed e.uly in the lasl century to his
KiMiiu.io.-r, men a young man, bv I
un old soldier who had had Ilia pipei
in his possession for some time. I
. lie deftrrihes iIia :.. ..... .
... ..... im in'iaii
l nd illustrates its authenticity by
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