Crook County journal., December 12, 1901, Image 2

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Crook County Journal.
COUNIY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THURSDAY. HKO, 12. 1SKU.
Vlwrt Jlooiievelt llnemnmemU.
A Pacific cable at once.
A national Imval reserve.
A cafe and elastic currency,
lute-cutting should be prevent'
The Nicarigua canal iB a nw
city, ' i
Re-enactment of Chihese exclu
sion. . ,
Abolition of convict contract
labor.
The merchant marine should be
arestored. . . -
Extension of the rural free de
livery system.
That anarchists should be kept
-out of the country.
A .cabinet department of'com
jiicrcc and industries.
Enforcement of the eight-hour
Jaw on government work.
The census office should be made
n permanent government bureau.
He does not commend the reci
procity treaties, but asks attention
to them.
Four thousand additional sea
men and 1000 additional marines
should he provided.
That in nrid states the only right
to water that should be recognized
is that of use.
The navy needs this yerr several
additional battleships and heavy
armored cruisers.
That anarchy should be declared
a crime against the human race by
the treaties among civilized powers.
Nothing should be done to dis
turb the business interests of the
country by any - general tariff
change at this time. ,
That trusts should be supervised
and regulated; that full and accu
rate information .-egaruing them
should be made public.
That the president should by
law have the power of transferring
lands for use as forest reserves to
the department of agriculture.
A general staff should le created
for the army, and the present staff
and supply departments should be
rilled by details from the line.
That the federal courts should be
ipiven jurisdiction o-er any man
who attempts to kill the president
or his constitutional successors.
Immigration luws should ex
t'luda all anarchists; educational
test for immigrants, who should
ulso be able to earn -'an American
living."
The Monroe doctrine should be
continued as the cardinal feature
of the foreign policy of all the na
tions of the two Americas, as it is
of the United States.
Our militia law is obsolete and
worthless, and the organization
and armament of the National
juard of the states Bhould be made
identical ,with those provided for
the regular forces.
Indian tribal funds should be
Woken up and divided into indi
vidual holdings. The number of
Ihdian agencies should be reduced,
the ration system abolished, and
the Indian treated as (in individual.
That the federal government
should build great storage works to
reclaim hirge atid regions; that
these land? should be reserved by j
the government for actual settlers;
and that tlte cost should, so far as
possible, be repaid by. the land re
claimed. ' That the functions exercised by
the general land oilit and United
States geological survey in regain
to he forest reserves should he
jiven to ths bureau of forestry;
that the silnntific bureaus should
be put Under the department wt agriculture.
A RubHlltnte for Itnbtirr,
Thej-oung shoot of the Rocky
Mountain greasewood plant has a
milky sap, and the old wood a res'
inous gum, which is soluble in car
lion disulphid and in other known.
hydrocarbon solvents of rubber.
From the young greasewood sap
two Inventors have discovered a
method of making artificial India
rubber, The plant is bruised be
tween rollers, whereby the hark is
loosened and the woody fiber of the
larger stems crushed. The entire
mass is then inclosed in a vessel,
mechanically agitated, and.exposed
to the action of carbon bisulphide,
carbon disulphide, naptha.or other
solvent of India rubber. After ex
posure for some hours to the action
of the solvent, heat being applied
if necessary, the liquid is strained
off. The liquid solvent and con
tained gum arc then placed in a
closed vessel and the volatile solv
ent driven off by heat. The gum
my mass that will not volatilize in
the still or receiver is .then washed
in water, either warm or hot, and
is then subjected to repeated roll
ings. The gum resulting is of a
brown color, highly flexible and
elastic, combustible, and seems to
possess the characteristics of India
rubber, except that it has rather a
balsamic odor, differing from the
odor of commercial rubber. The
gum can be vulcanized by the ad
dition of a quantity of sulphur in
the same manner as the India rub
ber of commerce.
FlHh In Crater l.ki.
It is said that J. S. Diller.the l
S. geologist, has written to Dr. E.
Kirchgessner, of Medford, from
Washington, under date of Nov. 1,
among other things regarding Cra
ter Lake as follows:
"During my visit there this sum
mer (1901) we found some trout
in Crater Lake fully 30 inches in
length, and it is evident that the
lake must have been stocked many
years ago. Do you know of any
one putting trout in the lake at an
early date? If so I shall be great-1
K' nliltirprl fnr flpfitiitii itfirmitiin I
concerning the matter."
In 1897 the United States offi
cials placed some trout in Crater
Lake and those ot which Mr. Dil
ler speaks must be some of them.
Wit., from her doctor after he hud
vainly tried to cure her of a frightful
ease of ctomach trouble and yellow
jaundice. - Unll utomia had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
begun to tise( Electric Bitters, whioh
wholly cured hen' lt' a wondo-lnl
Stomach, Livor and Kidney remedy,
Cures Dyspepsia, Lous of Appetite.
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Fur sale by Adnmson A Winnek Oo.'t
drug store. .. ,
Your iTli'iul Kkptiu Yon,
To take advantage of the apecial
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excursion tickets will be on sale to
and from all Columbia Southern
Railway Stations on December 23,
24th., 25., 30th. and 31., 1901
and Jan. 1st. 1902; good returning
until Jan. 3rd. 1902 inclusive, at
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A Literal Interpretation.
"Children," said the teacher,
while instructing thedass in com
position, "you should hot attempt
any flights of fancy, but simply be
yourselves and write what is in you.
Do not imitate any other person's
writings or draw inspiration from
outside sources."
As a result of this advice John
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