tTUKHDAY, JULY 14, 1908.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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VANDAL THROWS II
New Form of Anarchist in San
Francisco
COSTLY GARMENTS RUINED
Extraordinary Messures Are Taken
by Police to Apprehend MUcreint
Who Dcllghti in Spattering Ink
Over Rich and Coetly Clothei.
I
SAN FRANCISCO. July IS.-Tbe
'constantly recurring act of vandalism
lcrpctratcd by ink-throwers and the
inability of the police to apprehend
the culprit have become the talk of
the town. Extraordinary measures
itrcnow being taken by the police. A
score ur more of fashionably bedeck
ed female sleuths promenade in front
of theater, along Van Net avenue
and l:illmore street, where shopper
coittfri'gutc, and near the larger
churches on Sunday, offering them
selves u target to the man, woman
or child, whoever it may be, who
throw ink. Besides thee there is a
small army of detective of the sterner
sex constantly e-n the alert. So far
their efforts to ensnare the dress de
spoiler have been futile,
The police have; after exhausting
many theories as to who the mis
creant it, now cnvolved the new one
that he it an anarchist and has been
inspired by the recent inflammatory
addresses by Emma Goldman.
Shortly after the report at the Bush
ureet Police Station Wednesday
night of the ruin wrought on the
handsome gown of Miss Florence
Ives of 2220 California street, a sister
of Mr. Henry J. Crocker, while she
was walking on Van Ness avenue
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
Chief of Police Biggy was notified of
two other similar acts of vandilism.
Mr. D. Ford of 713 Fifty-fourth
street, Berkeley, reported that she en
countered the ink-thrower as she was
leaving the Ferry building after the
boat reached thin side of the bay
Tuesday evening. She wore a costly
evening gown. As she was descend
ing the stairs she was rudely jostled
by a man and was enabled to have a
good look at him. 'Almost Immedi
ately after she discovered a great ink
Main on the side of her waist and ex
tending down oil her skirt. Mrs,
Ford has given the police an excel
lent description of this man.
Captain Glecson of the Central
City Hall police district has been
given full charge of the detectives
who are detailed to capture the vandal
Dresses aggregating in value thous
ands of dollar have already ben ruin
ed. When the culprit is catjght he
will undoubtedly be charged with as
many charges of malicious mischief
ns there are dresses ruined and can
look forward to a long term in the
County Jail.
" MAPS FOR TOURISTS.
Automobile tourists arc beginning
to find the topographic maps of the
Ccological Survey invaluable in lay
ing (,llt routes of pleasure travel. All
public roads, as well as all important
private roads, arc shown ton these
maps, while the contour lines indicat
ing the topography and showing -the
grades of the roads enable the auto
mohilist to determine accurately the
character he Intends to travel.
These maps are made primarily as
bases for the geologic1 map of the
United States which the Geological
Survey is constructing, and (be fact
that they can be employed better
than any other maps for nonscie'ft
tific purposes such as aittomobiling,
attests their practical' value, though
this is only one of a very great num
ber of uses to which they are put.
No maps, in fact, are so generally
used as the Survey's topographic
maps. Commercial . maps are based
on them, and a score of bureaus and
departments of the Government use
them as basis' for special maps or
plotting, for determining routes of
inarch or travel, for planning engin
eering works, and for many other like
public purposes.
The topographic map of atlas
which will be formed by the combin
ctl topographic sheets published by
the Survey was referred to last wiiv.er
oy bcerctnry Garfield, in a report to
Congress, a the "mother map of the
country," for it is now the principal
source of all other maps. The sheet
cover area termed quadrangle,
whose limit are defined by meridian
and parallels, ami nearly 1800 of them
huvc already been completed. Some
of the Stales have valued these map
to highly that they have defrayed half
the cot of he survey. The expense
of survcinir a tiuadransle and en
graving a sheet range from $3,500 to
$8,000; but after the map ha served
it scientific purpose to the Govern
ment extra copies can be produced
by any one for 5 cent each, or $3 a
hundred, which is simply the cost of
paper and printing.
The maps ars so detailed and accu:
rate that clever clay modelers have
used them as basis for relief or physi
cal map which were exact minature
reproduction of the region com
prised within the quadrangle, show
ing every hill and valley in relative
steepness, and the lakes, swamps,
falls of rivers, etc. as well as all the
important works of man.
IDAHO COPPER DISTRICT.
A brief description of deposit of
copper ore near rocatello, Idaho, in
the ceded portion of the Fort Hall
Indian reservation, is given in a re
port by Mcsrs F. B. Week and V. C
Hcike, of the Unite State Geolog
ical Survey, contained in an advance
chapter from Bulletin 340 ("Contri
butions to Economic Geology, 1907,
Part I"). The valuable metals of the
ore are copper, silver, and gold.
Mining has been done by 'severe!
companies, with some development
work on a number of prospects. The
report contains a description of the
geology of the district and of the
character and form of the deposits,
and presents facts bearing upon the
question whether the ore bodies are
of sufficient value to warrant the ex
penditure of the large amount of
capital which would be required for
their extraction and reduction. Local
conditions affecting the cost of min
ing and milling should, it is suggested
be most carefully considered in con
nection with plans for mining the
ores.
PEACHES
HARD
ON BUDDHISTS
liHIii Mil
PREPARED INSTANTLY. Simply add boil
ing water, coot and serve. 10c per package lit
fc grocers, 7 flavors, Refute all substitute.
Peaches are raised and nurtured in
all part of the country, but it i gen
erally agreed that the most tempting
kind comes from the blue grass reg
ion of Kentucky. .
California peaches are used largely
y Easterners. They arc soft and
endcr to the toucli, rather large and
flowery, and are very sweet.
The New England peach is often
lard and sour. Some varieties, how
ever, have a splendid flavor, the
cst preserved peaches come from
New England.
The New York peach is always of
the clingstone variety. It is almost
mpossiblc to separate the peach from
the stone.
Our annual crop of peaches, while
very expensive to raise tana con
stantly growing more so), gives em
ployment to thousands of men, who
abor night and day to keep the
peaches up to the standard,
The points of rch arc not under
stood by all. Those who are inter
ested in their culture should carefully
observe the following rules:
Peaches should be handled with
gloves.
They should never be picked when
green, but only when they begin to
ook good enough to eat.
Every peach should be well wrap
ped. Crcat care, however, should be.
taken not to Squee2c too hard. The
pressure should be uniform.
Change the variety from time to
time, and you Will be surprised at the
results': Almost arty one variety of
peach gets tiresome if indulged in too
long.
Peaches should be kept away frfini
a glaring light. When testing them
turn down the gas. Success Magazine.
Head of the Faith Is a Homeless
Wanderer
ASKS CHINESE HOSPITALITY
Since Holy City of Lhasa Was
Taken by the British the Grand
. Lama Has Been Wanderer City
Was Desecrated.
PEK.IN, Saturday May 30.Mn the
spring of 1904, Colonel Sir Francis
Edward Vouughusband, of the Brit
ish army, led a British column over
the mountain passes of the Himalayas
and fought his way into the holy city
of Lhassa. In the eyes of all true
Buddhists this was desecration and
ever since the Dali Lama, the head
of Buddhist's faith and ruler of Tibet,
has been a wanderer over Northern
China, He would not stay in his city
after the feet of infidels had trodden
its ascred streets and on his wander
ings through China and Mongolia is
an expensive and unwelcome guest at
the various cities where he elected to
stop. Now Lama is coming to Pekin
where as a matter of fact he will be
no more welcome than he wa at
Urga in Mongolia, at Siming, in Kan-
suh and at Pai Yuan Fu. in Shansi.
Political expediency, however, will
make it necessary for the Chinese
authorities to receive him with a great
show of courtesy but they will do
their utmost to persuade him to re
turn to Lhassa and if they can once
get him to start for home they will
send along a numerous force of troops
to see that he reaches there without
stopping unduly on the way, '
The lama has taken his travels
seriously and has with him a retinue
variously estimated at from 500 to
1,000 men. This, pomp is pcrhap
fitting for the head of the Buddhists
but to entertain such a host in the
luxurious manner they expect ha
been both expensive and troublesome
for the Chinese officials upon whom
the lama has descended and demand
ed hospitality in the name of his high
office.
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