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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1910)
While ths alm of the station Is to FINDS JAPAN FRIENDLY. do work on • scale that will be large enough to pretty well establish Its American Secretary Is Royally Enter commercial possibilities. there have tained In Tokio. butin arrangements mad« with « num Tokio—"Unhappily, forces for evil ber of the commercial concerns Inter Forest Service Plans to Conduct ested In tho use of woods to carry out AMERICAN ATTITUDE WATCHED ALL COAL SEGREGATED. for unknown but sinister purposes con- on a commercial scale work that ap stantly are endeavoring by false re Large Experiments. pears promising In the laboratory Gorman Diplomats Believe Treaty Government Now Has Reserved Area ports or other methods to create condi There will be an additional office of 71,518,588 Acres. Is Defeat for Knox. tions of III will or distrust between maintained tn Chicago The work Laboratory Opened In Madison, Wla^— Beverly- President Taft has with two neighboring peoples. Berlin — While the German foreign there will consist of studies of the Rear Admiral Stockton Io Chosen wood using Industries of the various office haa refrained from giving an offi drawn several million acres of coal "Their relations are toe firmly es PrOeldOnt of George Wash- states, the collection ot statistics and cial suggestion as to its view on the lands in different states of the West, tablished and their interests are too Ington University. keeping In geuoral touch with the new Russo-Japanese agreement, the bringing the total acreage of coal land I distinct to admit of the possibility of Makes a Medicine Which Cures De lirium Tremens, and Drives wood market question has been the subject of care withdrawals made by him up to the any question arising between Japan Away the Tired Feeling. Waalilngton.—Utilisation of forest ful conaideratlon. The fueling is that enormous total of 71,518,588. About and the United States, which will not resources to the fullest possible ex the compact introduces a new element half of this amount is new withdraw , yield readily to the ordinary process of ADMIRAL HEADS UNIVERSITY. tent le to be the alm of an exporliaent In the arena of world diplomacy. The als. station that under the name of the I diplomacy. The increased and more Los Angeles—Alfalfa, hitherto hold Washington. — Hear Admiral Charles attitude of th«« United States is watch furrat products laboratory baa recent The work is now complete and is intimate exchange of views between er of a plebian place in the food ed with special Interest for an indica Herbert Htockton, LL. D., U. H N. .re ly been «'«labliebod by the forest «erv epitomized in the following letter to the two governments dispels all appre scheme, is destined to become a com Ice at Madlaou, WIs Henry H. Graven, tired, will succeed Dr. Charles W tion of its possible effects on the inter the President from Secretry Ballinger: hensions on that score.” prehensive medicative and remedial chief of the foreat aervlce baa re Needham as acting president of national situation. The press here is divided, one seo "The orders for the withdrawal of He turned from opening the laboratory George Washington university. Thia utterance was made by Foreign element that will put all others in the and apoke enthusiastically of the out- will laku up the duties of bls office tion urging the foreign office to take a coal lands which are transmitted here Minister Count Komura in toasting J. shade, according to Dr. Marian N. firm stand in seeking the co-operation l""k Huptember I. Un the same date Hr. of America against the Ruaao Japanese with complete the series which have M. Dickinson, the American secretary Clark, who announces the discovery of Thu elation la called a laboratory, Howard lx»e McBain, «««latant pro of war, at a banquet given by Count Most of the other been prepared in accordance with your Komura in honor of the American cab remarkable curative properties in the but Ihla la hardly a descriptive name. fessor and dean of the College of exclusion policy. instructions. These orders confirm and newspapers urge the government to The word laboratory usually Infers Political Hclencee. will become profes inet officer. Mr. Dickinson and his plant and blossoms. seek friendlier relations with Russia, continue all existing coal land with Her idea, already carried out on a chemical or physical experlmenU on •or of political sciences and assistant which is now free to play a more im drawals and add materially thereto. party arrived at Yokohama on board small scale and suggested by the men n very small scale, and laboratory to the acting president. the steamer Siberia, and after an in portant and dangerous role in European The areas covered are as follows: thol industry, is to electrolyze the al The appointments were made at a work la always dlffi’rentlated from "Arizona, 161,280 acres; Colorado, formal reception at the American con falfa and condense its healing ele affairs. field work because It Is not always special meeting of the board of true sulate, came on to Tokio. In diplomatic circles the agreement 6,191,161 acres; Montana, 20,208,865 The dinner was a brilliant affair. ments to vest pocket size—a haystack certain that an experiment successful tees of thu university recently, As is regarded primarily ax a diplomatic acres, New Mexico, 2,944,279 acres; Eighty persona sat down to the table, of medicine in a tablet. In the laboratory will bs a practical Hear Admiral Htockton'« name bad defeat for America. It is said here North Dakota, 17,828,182 acres; Ore including Marquis Katsura, the Japan Dr. Clark pridefully recounts many not been mentioned publicly as a prob and commercial success that Knox's naive proposal to manage gon, 192,562 acres; South Dakota, 2,- instances of curing with the condensed ese prime minister, and five members The work at the Wisconsin station able successor to Doctor Needham, the Manchurian railroad question 870,287 acres; Utah, 5,274,247 acres; le on a scale Hint Is large enough to and as Doctor McBain Is only thirty- force«! Russia and Japan into each Washington, 2,207,267 acres; Wyom I of the cabinet; admirals, generals and alfalfa juice many nervous ailments, officers and their ladies. After toasts from delirium tremens to "that tired show whether the work carried', ou onu years old. both appointments were ing, 13,099,718 acres. other's arms. feeling.” a surprise In educational circles, but has a commercial future. There are "Tbe total of coal lands now with to President Taft and the emperor had One of these was the aggravated been proposed, respectively by Count a number of varied Industries all con the opinion was general that the se drawn in the United Statea is there DR. WILEY STANDS FIRM. case of a Reno sport, who bet on Jeff Komura and Thomas J. O ’ Brien, the nectrd with forest products carried on lections of the board of trustees sre fore 71,518,588 acres. ries and drowned his sorrows in so under the same roof, but they are car excellent ones. "All the land, however, is open to American ambassador, Count Komura, many tall ones that the cobras came to Believes He Will Win Fght on Ben- | in proposing the health of Mr. Dickin- Hear Admiral Stockton will take up ried on In a larger way than Is com agricultural entry, with a limited sur get him. jThe condensed hay expert zoats of Soda. mon In a laboratory. There la a prac the work of reorganising the educa face patented under the terms of the , son, referred to previous visits to Ja beat ’em to it and cured the victim so pan of President Taft. tlcal pulp mill for making paper out tional and financial affairs of the util- Washington — Although the Ameri- order of withdrawal and in accordance “These visits I recall,” said the effectively that now he shudders at the of woods that are to be found In the ; can Institute of Hom«!opathy, at ita with the recent enactment providing foreign minister, "not only because his sight of even a dog, if the dog is a I national forests, but that have never convention st Pasadena, Cal., recently, for agricultural surface entries on with personality endeared him to all, but growler. burn utilised for paper making, there adopted a resolution rescinding ita ac drawn or classified coal lands. Tobacco chewing, gloomy thoughts Is a plant where new wooda are be tion taken laat year condemning the "Already 10,210,082 acres of coal because his insight and calm judgment of suicide, insomnia and a host of oth I enabled him to appreciate the true ing tried for making lead penclla, use of benzoate of soda, as a fexxi pre- | land have been classified and appraised value of the sentiments entertained by er undesirable things fade away like there are testing devices for determin xervative. Dr. Wiley, chief chemist of and restored to appropriate entry. the mists of the morning under the Japan for America.” ing the structural strength of wooda. the department of agriculture, has j “The total appraised valuation of soothing influence of a few forkfuls_of real chemical laboratories for deter stronger opinions than ever before on these coal lands is $449,876,208, as alfalfa done up in a tablet. mining cbvmlcal composition and the PARALYTIC LAD WALKS. — that aubjecL | compared with $170,063,766, which adaptability of woods for dyeing, tan But Dr. Wiley’s views did not pre would be the minimum price that "HIGHER UPS" ARE WANTED. nlng and other aria, and sections for vail in the department of agriculture, I formerly obtained. Church of God Followers Think Mir- as the board appointed by Secretary | "In the explored portion of Alaska, kiln drying, fireproofing and preserv acle Is Performed. Immunity to Be Granted Suoordinates ing wihh I s from dv<-ay There will be Wilson to consider questions arising which comprises about 20 per cent of In Beef Trust Probe. Kansas City, Mo. — Eugene Bell and an Important brnnch devoted to sa under the pure food law sanctioned the the district, the supposed areas of Chicago — Fifty subpoenas will be ving wood refuse by distillation, the use of benzoate of soda ax a food pre coal fields aggregate approximately hie wife, of this city, believe a miracle making of w<a>d alcohol by cheap and 12,000 square miles. In these coal has been performed upon their son served immediately on officers and em servative. ployes of meat concerns to appear be practical processes and the like. "The developments in the last fields the areas believed to be under Paul, 9 years old. Paul has been helpless for a week fore the Federal grand jury in tbe beef "Tlie opening of the laboratory was year," said Dr. Wiley, "have accentu laid by workable beds of coal are about In every way a noticeable success,** ated my opinions ax to the harmful 1,200 square miles, in more than three with infantile paralysis. His father, trust investigation. Officials of the character of benzoate of soda as a f«xxi fourths of which area only the lower an unordained minister of the Church National Packing company will be vis- said Mr Graves "Il was participated In by a largo number of lumbermen, preservative. I expect to see that ' grade coal occurs. Thus the known I of God, and other members of that j ited first Despite the lid that has been clamp representatives of woo«! using Indus view sustained by the Federal courts, coal lands of Alaska which are believed I church, have been trying the prayer as evidence submitted recently in Indi to be affected by your order of with cure on the boy. They were praying ed tight on all matters relating to the tries and others Interested In a prac ana cases |x>inta that way.” tical way In what the laboratory Is drawal aggregate some 770,000 acres.” at the bedside at daybreak one morning inquiry, it leaked out that the govem- j when Paul awoke. At 7 o’clock the | ment plans to extend immunity to a Intended to do. I think these men | . ------------ patient arose from his bed and walked number of packing officials in exchange Admiral Stockton. were much Impressed with the facili RATE SUSPENSION PROVIDED. to the breakfast table and ate. He for the evidence they may be able to POSTAL SHOWING GOOD. ties. for studying practical problems i-ould raise his arms almost as freely as give to the grand jury. varsity, and when this Is completed Who these on a st ale which will muke the results valuable to users of what the forest will retire In favor of a permanent Authority to Be Exercised Cautious Over $10,000,000 Reduction is Made before the attack. His right leg, use officials will be was not made public. less for a week, supported him. The It is known that subpoenas have been president. ly, Commission Says. produces in Deficit for Year. family believes him cured in answer to ' issued for officials of the National "The board of trustees contemplates “For Instance, there was a paper Washington—In an official state- Washington—More than $10,000,000 their prayers. i Packing company. machine muklng paper from species and has for a long time contemplated, ment, the Interstate Commerce com- In summoning these officials it is of w«x*d which are being experimented th» restoration of the endowment mission announces that it is its inten-, reduction in the postal deficit was shown that the government does not WAY TO APOLOGY SOUGHT. with to discover their value for thia fund." said Admiral Htockton. tion to suspend all tariffs naming gen made in the first nine months of the "Though this will necessarily leave eral and important rate advances, fiscal year just enddd, according to re care for convictions unless those gather purpose. Home of the woods to be tested are national foreat wooda of us In a straitened financial condition, pending an investigation as to the rea turns received by Postmaster General Mediators Concerned With Adjusting ed in the net are tbe men ‘‘higher up” , in the companies. Judge Landis in relatively low value for timber. Oth we believe that the public will come sonableness of the proposed increases. Hitchcock. Such a reduction is unpre Peru-Ecuador Dispute. his instructions to the jury asserted er (rats were of construction timbers to our aid Whether the university "No more definite statement in this cedented in the history of the depart Washington — How best to arrange thereafter succeeds or not will depend regard can now be made," says the ment. The deficit for the nine months ; that only the real malefators, if such of large slae. "The success of the opening was U|>on the support we obtain outside commission, "but the specific orders was $2,709.000, as against $12,832,- for Peru and Ecuador to apslogize to exist, sholud be dealt with. one another for the stoning of their re largely due to the hearty cootM*ratlon end Inside. wfll be announced from time to time as 000 in the same period of the preced spective legations and consulates as a ADVICE GIVEN SETTLERS. "Changes will be made In the edu they are entereii and served. It is ex ing fiscal year. — cational administration and the uni pected that the suspension in each case In the third quarter of the fiscal' result of the boundary disputes last I versity placed on a s«>lld basis In ev will be for 120 days from the effective year ending March 31, the postal ser spring is one of the early problems Government Issues Pamphlet of In ery way In the administration of ed date named in the tariff, but ths com vice earned a surplus of $1,363,000, that has called the representatives of terest to Columbia Valley Folk. ««rational affairs I will be aided by mission intends by sulist-quent orders the revenues for the quarter amount- three mediating nations, the Unified Washington —New settlers in the Doctor .McBain, dean of the school of to provide for making effective on the ing to $58,934,000, and the expendi- ' States. Brazil and Argentine Republic, ! Columbia river valley, between The into conference a Washington. political sciences, who la an educator same day such advances as may be al tures to $57,561,000. The latter So much was learned on tbe second Dalles and Priest rapids, will be inter of marked ability " showed an increase of 10 per cent over lowed." ested in a pamphlet just issued by the day of the conference, July 16. Born in Philadelphia October 13. It will be incumbent on the railroads those of the same quarter last year, i The carrying out of the first condi department of agriculture, under the 1845, as th«« son of Rev W It Stock- to show reasonable caus«« for the ad while the former showed an increase tions of the mediation, the withdrawal euphonious title, "Suggestions to Set ton. R«>ar Admiral Stockton was ap vances they may make in these tariffs of less than four j>er cent. ; of the forces from the frontier and a tlers on the Sandy Soils of the Colum pointed Io the United States Naval from time to time, the burden of proof The report is cessation of warlike preparations, bia River Valley.” academy wheu a young man and grad of the reasonableness of the tariffs Shy at Postal Banks. prompt demobilization and the return written by Byron Hunter and S. O. unted In 1885. While still a cadet be bearing on the carriers. Washington — Because postmasters to a normal peace basis also are Jayne, experts sent out by the depart served abroad the Macedonian In ths are slow about asking for the estab sought. ment to study the soil, climate, crops summer of lkflt during the blockade Militia to Get Monitor. lishment of postal banka, the bank ad and methods of irrigation. of Confederate ports. After the war Vallejo, Cal.—The oil burning mon visory board will decide which cities Embodied in this pamphlet is a vast More Land to Be Opened. he went to the Pacific squadron and itor Cheyenne was commissioned at the shall have these banks, without wait amount of good advice and timely sug Spokane — Two remaining Indian re later was transferred to th«« Philadel Mare Island navy yard. Lieutenant ing for for requests. gestions; cautions as to the best meth phia navy yard After serving on sev Charles T. Owens, who is temporarily P«»stmaster General Hitchcock states servations in this state, the Yakima ods to proceed, the manner of selecting eral vessels at the New York navy detached from the cruiser West Vir that San Francisco will be one of the and Colville, are expected to be opened best adapted crops, and pointers as to yard anJ at the hydrographic office he ginia, is in command of the new boat. cities in which a bank will be estab to settlement within the next year, ac how to get the best results under the cording to Judge James W. Witten, was ordered to the Washington navy I He is under orders to sail for Seattle lished. conditions peculiar to this region. The yard as lieutenant commander “We expected many more requests superintendent of land drawings for the pamphlet, known as Bureau of Plant on July 23. There the monitor will be In 1889 he was placed In command turn«?d over to the naval reserve of the for postal savings banks than have Interior department. Judge Witten is Industry circular No. 60, is to be had of the Thetis, and three years later | state of Washington. Owens and the come in," said Mr. Hitchcock. "This, en route to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, upon application to the department, or he was ordered to the Naval War col skeleton crew will then return to Mare however, is not surprising. Postmas where the drawings for lots in Plum-1 through senators and representatives. lege for special duty. After two years I Island. . ters naturally do not want to do more mer and other townsites on the Coeur In command of the Yorktown he was work without more pay, and postal d’Alene reserve will be held. All the Chief Forester Graves. Japan Honors Dickinson. chosen president of the Naval War Japs Photograph Forts. banks would entail much additional lands that can be irrigated on the Tokio — Jacob M. Dickinson, the Yakima reserve will be awarded to the of the representatives of wood using college In 1898 He was then a rank Astoria—Three Japanese on the hill labor.” American secretary of war, and party Indians, leaving only grazing lands. Industries and the lumbermen. One ing captain and served In the war col near the wireless station were recently have left this city for Kyoto. General Marine Corps Restless. of the greatest advantages of the lab lege two years observed taking pictures of the mouth Count Oku, representing General Ter- Drexel Flies 21 Miles. oratory will bo that it will bring dos At the organization of the "new of the river, especially in the direction Washington—That the marine corps Bournemouth, England — J. Arm- rauchi, the minister of war, gavd a er together those who are studying navy" Captain Stockton was place«! In of Fort Stevens. From that point faces certain reorganization as the re to promote the moat economical use command of the Kentucky, nnd In with strong glasses, a view can be had sult of pronouncement by a court of strong Drexel, a son of Anthony Drex- luncheon in honor of the American sec retary, who, in responding to a toast, of your foreata. for the sake of ma 1903 became naval attache at the directly into the forts. inquiry that a spirit of insubordination el, of Philadelphia and London, and said his reception by Japan was an ad the French aviator, Leon Morane, en king our timber supplies last as long American embassy in London. He was What attraeteti particular attention reigns throughout the service, seems ns possible and serve their boat use, recalled to accept the position of pres was the peculiar camera they were to be the prevai’ing opinion of naval gaged in brilliant performances [of ditional mark of friendship of this and those who are engaged In the busi ident of the board of inspection and using, as the lens was in what looked officers on duty at the department. over-sea speed flights. The start was country for America, which he believ ed would remain unbroken. Secretary ness of converting trees Into market survey, and was afterward made pres like an extension teleaope. If it had The serious condition of the service at the aerodrome across the Solent in 1 Dickinson will sail on the steamer Si the direction of the Isle of Wight, able forms. Th«1 Industries will gain Ident of the naval examining and re not been for thia nothing would have was held to be due primarily to too beria for the Philippines on Tuesday, both greater assurance of permanence tiring board. been thought of what they were doing. long terms of service by officers with thence rourxl the Needles lighthouse July 19. and back, a distance of 21 miles. •nd discovery of the methods which out changes of assignments. The ques Of the 46 years of his service 21 will pay them best, while the public havo been spent at sea He was re tion of responsibility will be considered. The Frenchman covered it in 25 minu Taft Writes to Mikado. Pittman Better Treated. . , tes and the American in 34 minutes. will gain from the conservation of tho tired In October, 1907, with the rank Beverly—President Taft sent a mes Managua, Nicaragua — William P. Banks Getting Anxious. forests.’* of rear ndmlral. He edited a manual I sage of thanks to the em|>eror of Jap Pittman, the American engineer, who Murderers to Be Shot. Tho lumbermen of tho country are on International law and has written an for the cordial welcome extended to Washington—Applications are pour was captured by the Madriz forces near particularly Interested In the work of several papers on subjects relating to Secretary of War Dickinson as follows: ing in from banks throughout the coun Salt Lake City—Harry Thome, 19 Bluefields and brought here, is now years old, will be shot to death at the saving what is now refuse wood. They tho Intercourse of nntlons. in 1880 he try whose officials are anxious that “I wish to express to your majesty figure that a third of the wood as It Is was married to Miss Pauline L. King my deep appreciation of the generous their institutions be made depositories state prison September 9 next, for the confined in a commodious cell. When Pittman arrived under escort a few cut In tho forest now finds Its way of New York. and courteous hospitality extended to under the |«ostal savings bank law. murder of George ' Fassell, a grocer. days ago he was placed in a dirty cell, into the market, nnd they are Just as Secretary Dickinson and his party They come to the secretary of the Sentence was pronounced by District less than six feet square. Consul anxious as any other people to save while in Japan. The expression of treasury, the attorney general and to Judge Lewis. James Riley, who was Olivares entered a vigorous protest at Weather Observation. this two-thirds if it can bo done at cordial welcome evoked strengthens the Postoffice department. Formal re Thorne’s accomplice in the crime, and the instance of the American govern "This climate la changing,” said • the hpnd of friendship between the plies are sent but no information is yet who also must pay the death penalty, any profit to themselves. They have ment, and the prisoner was transferred alrendy furnished a good deal of ma woman to her husband at the break two countries.” available as to where such depository according to the verdict, will be sen to better quarters. tenced on July 23. Fassell was killed chinery for testing and experiments fast table one morning. banks will be located. "But my dear," replied the husband, the night of March 26 last, when nnd have suggested a number of linos Two Drowned In Kentucky Flood. Crop Averages Less. "the weather records for the last Thorne, Riley and an unknown man for Investigation. Submarins Boat Contracts Sublet. Lexington, Ky.—Another disastrous Washington — A bulletin issued by *The station is being conducted by twenty years show about the same the department of agriculture says the rain storm accompanied by lightning Washington — The Electric Boat held up his store. the department of agriculture In con average of temperature. Now if you general average of the crop growth all company, which has the contract for Bwept over Central Kentucky, doing junction with tho University of WIs will—’’ King Flies In Airship. heavy damage to the wheat, tobacco building three submarines for Pacific over the United States on July 1, was "Oh, weather records be fiddled," consln The latter Institution has fur Brussels—King Ferdinand of Bul- and corn crops Telephone and tele 5.5 per cent lower than last year at Coast duty, has sublet contracts so nished the building and will supply the wife retorted, "don't I know that the same time. The condition of the that one boat will be built at Seattle garia established the record of being graph wires are down in much of the the light, heat and power and tho de i’m putting our winter clothes away crops in the far West on July 1, the by Moran Brothers, and two by the the first monarch to go aloft in a heav- bluegrass section. Near Blue Lick partment will furnish the working later and later every yearT I tell you bulletin says, was 3.6 per cent below Union Iron works, of San Francisco. ier-than-air machine, when he went springs, Henry Work and his grandson force. The new building cost the state lt*s only a little while before wa'r« the average of last year, and 4.3 per The subcontract price is approximate for a flight in a biplane with M. de la were caught in the flood and the boy going to have another les ago,” of Wisconsin about 150,000. was drowned. Minne at the aerodrome at KiewitL ly $400,000 for each boat cent below the general average. STUDY WOOD USES NATIONAL GOVERNMENT NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST MAKES PANACEA FROM ALFADA ks Ángeles Doctor Condenses Juice Into Healing Element.