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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-29
R,nperors Order Seasons

The beginning OF the winter or sum-
mef in China depends on the whim of
the emperor, says Pearson's Weekly. On
a certain day announced by him all his
subjects have to put on their winter
clothes, though. In some regions, sum-
mer heat may still prevail
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-29
The Cut he want>

The Cut Ne Wanted.
Clothier-You say YOU want q coat!
What cut, please!
Bargain-Seeking Customsr-About 30
per cent. will do. guess.-Balt1more
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-29

Mike-Phwat is a good openin' fer a
young man! Pat-fIis mouth when h.
kepes 1t shut-Puck
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-29

Aya people are generally calm at the
nnisSoetunas Of others-Goldsmfm
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-29
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

The Paris Louvre is to be provided
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
TALK OF CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS.
Cotton Scandal Not Yet Formally Brought
to the Presidents Attention.

Oyster Bay. July lot is regarded here as
not unlikely that criminal prosecution may
suit from the investigation of the cotton report
leak in the Department Of Agriculture. The
subject has not yet been formally presented to
the President although he is familiar with most
OF the details OF the inquiry. District Attorney
Beach Of Washington was Of opinion after
q cursory examination of part of the evidence
that criminal proceeding would not lie against
Associate Statistician Holmes. The Department
of Justice is not inclined TO accept this view Of
the case. While decision to institute criminal
proceedings has been reached the subject is be-
ing considered by Attorney General Moody who
viii take il Up with the President later
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
PARK TREES IN DANGER.
NO MOVE YET BY PALLAS.
City Club Protests Against Neglect
-CaterpiLLar Plague.

The City Club represented by Lawrence Veil
Ter, it's secretary is after Park Commissioner
John J. Pallas with big stick" and Judging
from Investigations made yesterday by me
Tribune, the clubs complaint for the city's wei
fare is not without cause 1t Is IN fact justified
by the facts in possession Of the club. all OF
which have been verified by The Tribune
The citizens and taxpayers of Manhattan will
be astonished to learn that practically all OF the
elm trees in Central Park and many or the
naples and lindens are being surely and rapidly
destroyed by the cocoons and caterpillars OF the
vaporer moth. or as it is technically known. the
Notolophus leocostigma- Many of the elm trees
whose foliage has for years furnished abundant
shade for the children Of the rich and poor
alike and. indeed for many grown folks TO
whom Central Park is the great breathing
spot are already destroyed by having their
leaves eaten of by the young caterpillars.
Every man or woman with any romance IN
his or her makeup loves the trees. and the fact
that thousands OF those carefully planted in
New-York's garden spot being destroyed
without finger being raised by their guardians
to preserve them and to stop the ravages OF
this insect is regarded as a crying shame By
members. Of the City Club and others who have
learned the conditions.
Walking slowly UP 5th-ave. yesterday from
59th-st-. on the east side Of Central Park as far
s6th-st-. a party OF four made thorough
investigation of the condition Of the trees in
that district. which are under the control OF the
Park Department. There is a double row, or
avenue of elms, twenty-four growing
block making 64S trees in the twenty-seven
blocks traversed.
It is fact that any one verify by going
over the same ground that not single tree in
that district has not from twenty-five TO five
hundred caterpillars eating their way up
the trunk, out on the branches and on to the
leaves. In some cases all foliage has been liter
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
MR.. PRICE HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
Exchange to Take No Official Action on Cot
ton Scandal

The report Of the Secretary Of Agriculture on the
cotton leak scandal was discussed with the great
est interest yesterday the New-York Cotton EIx-
change. It is understood that that body will take
official action in the matter. OF the men
mentioned in the report are members Of the ex-
change
Theodore H. Price yesterday afternoon declined to
say anything about his interview with Secretary
Wilson Sunday, and refused to confirm or deny
the ruulor that he might bring an action against
one more OF the persons responsible for the ap-
pearanCe Of his name in the Secretarys report
William NJ. WINS, Mr.. Prices counsel, also de-
cined 10 make any statement, saying that he was
to sail for Europe this morning and did not know
who was to be Mr.. Prices legal adviser after his
own departure from the city
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

action Is taken all OF the elr,z IN thfz sv-np, viii
On the west side Of the park on the sth-ave
I-I's conditlons are almost bad. although.
& 49, "a aegrse The same conditions are to be OBJ
fhese .S,,f,sy taLiy shrou@hout the PARK Nor are
e5 e eSndllors .i-i-tcu 20 the elms-the naples
@ snd nnqens are also seriously affected. These CO
STse-s @ oGrins period OF from two three
II is unnecessary to comment IN the ,as,,-. or
1rb, lIslTaton Of the Park Department By
We have eII T1ne1,on or affairs is made possible.
t,.eT 70 your attention, immediate action viii be
the seriousness of the present zit1lation a I've min
se ISL 20 the 5th-ave side or Central Park would
"a "a CeI,tral Park IS 70 be saved for this summer 4
is Imperative that immediate action be ta<e- rrhfs
ar6 ~ e question or days or weeks. but OF hours
let IS The opinion Of those familiar with this sub
p iocC Jnat z force OF two hundred men were put
this PES nj 5 ely, qndsr competent direction
tbat rbst 1s = .-1alion IS so far advanced however
struetion OF the cocoons ana the Iarx1s and also
s c9terplIlars their fOrcible removal from the
upon the ground. The usual method ~ EDravtne
xonS5 "a Q, al, httle ~ value al This tqncture
i1msistsy 1sS ~ GG5 InaI you give this matter your
Park Commissioner 70 take such steps as viii -
5iIs 5f "a an [ae prompt destruction Of these ca&sr
TensraI Park Tor the benefit OF the people yours
Secretary City Club
When the attention OF member OF the Tree
-i6 TN9aocidtloh was called 70 the cOn1f-
ton OF the trees and to the growth Of the cater
pillars he said
This is the most serious danger that has ever
come TO the trees in Central Park and there is
only one way TO save them. They are beyond
the stage OF spraying. Physical attack - tha
only remedy now. and IT IS a matter OF hours
anu minutes, not days. Work must be begun
to-day. The Park Department should put not
less than two hundred OF its az work az
once, II uhey have 10 be taken on other Jobs
Or har
TO be hired They must have ladders and climb
every tree, serape the branches and the trunks
WIZ their hands or with any tool they can get
They must pick on and crush every cocoon and
caterpillar II IS the only way TO save ths trees
else the leaves viii be gone before the end OF
August Another gang OF men should follow The
first lot up with spraying solution TO XII any
germs there may be lefr after the Insects hare
been picked OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
WILL NOT CHANGE THE PRACTICE.
Cotton Reports To Be Prepared in the Usual
Manner, Secretary Wilson Says.

washington July l0-Secretary Wilson win ad-
here 70 the practice now IN vogue at the Depart
ent Of Agriculture in having only the statistcians,
himself or the Assistant Secretary present when
the monthly crop reports are being prepared
for publication He made this plain to-day in a
disuatch 10 r n Miller. il. president Of the Amer
lean Cotton Manufacturers Association, al Char
Iotte. N c. who teIegraphed 70 the Secretary that
II the representative Of organization Interested
IN cotton is 10 appear before the department. "hen
the August cotton report is being prepared his or
tt,v, also desired representation The Secre
fary promptly telegra phed 10 Mr Miller that 10 one
exceDt Tie sfafsIicians. himself or the Assistant
secrefar,,l would be present when the report was
being prepared. - - ,.s.ov nh,
Secretary Wilson says ne can sec - AS-ol
this practice should be changed Ar f14ys, tIle
Assistant Secretary, VIII be present tO-H0EFO"'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
RAD coNpIT1oNs aENERAL.


1t is reasonable to suppose that from s6th-st
to 11Oth-st- where this avenue Of elm trees
ends. the conditions exist. for even the
crevices in the stone wall the left OF the
trees and the lampposts on the right are lit
orally alive with caterpiIlars Some of the oldest
residents Of the park district declare that such
a pest Of these insects has never been seen be-
fore in their recollection while the scientists and
botanists assert that unless active measures
taken at once all these trees Will have lost their
leaves IN less than sixty days. for the insects
have been at work for only about three weeks
and already many trees are dead for this sum
mer
Notable examples OF the great number OF
caterpillars that attack one tree may be found
opposite East, 66th. 72d. 74th and 10Th sts. and
also at the entrances to the park at S6th-st and
at 59th-st and Sth-ave- From 59th-st. north on
Sth-ave. there are ten trees to a block: many
Of these are younger than those on the east
side Of the park. but even these have not es-
capped the blight
Inside the park the conditions are much the
same. for all the rough bark trees. the elns
particularly. being attacked by the cater
pillars.
Following is a copy OF letter sent Yesterday
by Secretary WELLER. OF the City Club. to Mayor
Mcclellan:
Your attention is called to a condition ~ ar-,,-s
In connection with the trees OF Central ar vbI.S
requires immediate action your part
Along the entire length OF the easter s,zo -
the PARK In oth-ave. you will find that practicaIi
every one OF the beautiful elm trees Is fhreara1sd
with serious injury by the presence of rhe cocoo,
and c2terptLars OF the vaporer moth 1Not0ICTI',s
leucostgHa]. Investigations made or bsHaIf oS
this cluD indicate that in the ten blocks FROM ss+
10 tsth ST. on the west side Of 5th-ave in which
block, or 24o in ALL there rot single sIT, ]-aa
that Is not affected by this insect Exactly srnjla
conditions will be found to exist along the a1+f~a
length OF 5th-ave- Most Of the trees are covered
with the insects and IL is exaggerarion 70 90
that there from . 800 cocoons on each 80
These cocoOns are in all stages: some OF rherr sre
small, but many OF them fully develOped aDd
IN some the caterpillars have already emerged and
nave begun 10 strip the foliage. upon which thev
feed IN several instances the foliage has been en-
urely stripped from the elms. Unless Inmedtate
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11


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New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

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New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

New-York. or for which your honorable body un-
Ger the Constitution, is empowered TO remove him
from the Office OF justice OF the Supreme
court OF the State OF New-York-
Third-And for q further and separate answer
70 the said charges, and each and every OF
them. this respondent denies that your honorable
body has jurisdiction 20 proceed for the removal
OF the respondent upon the facts set forth in the
statement OF causes OF removal herein
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

taking the place of Secretary Wilson who has some
oIner business hand for that time. The same
vii be the case at the preparation OF the August
report, when Secretary V-iIson will he IN the
West ' - -
secretary Wilson said tonight there have been
rev exceptions TO the rule now followed. and these
occurred only when the Secretary was anxious that
some Representative in Congress should observe
re method adopted by the department in the prep
aration Of the reports
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
SECRETARY FRANK M. FULLER DEAD.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Uniontown, Penn July 10-Frank NJ. Fuller
Secretary OF the Commonwealth of this place.
died from apoplexy tonight He suffered a stroke
only two hours before. DR.. Fuller was consid-
cred OF the strongest Of Governor Penny
packers adherents.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

ally stripped from the branches by these little
pests. One of the worst examples OF this wan
ton destruction of OF the pubIic's best
friends is right in front OF the Arsenal. where
the Park Commissioner and the officers OF his
department have to pass every morning on the
way to their offices.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

A WOMAN ILL WITH YELLOW FEVER.
Washington. July 10.-The Panama Canal Com
mission is advised that Margaret GII1ck a stenns-
rapher employed at Colon, was taken III with ysl-
low fever on July 2 Miss Glnck went 20 ths
Orange. J.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03

skall nu r~itvas. l delta hus hatva
under iyratio ars It'd tretton men
nisE or funnit OGDEN antingen sc
nom sIaganfall, mord eller SELF
mord eller ock forlorat forstandet.
Al dessa hafva Mo tillhort famil.
jen Grippe.
MeIlan Iunls och Bizerta SAINT
MedjeZ Ell Bah har nyligen anordnats
regelbunden trafk med automobil.
Detsamma ar fallet mella Sousa och
Sfax. ALA dessa stader ligga i Nord-
afrika, Stora automobiler till trans
port af kanoner, furage O. 8. V. skola
nu inf0ra5 / belgiska arm6n. Maj
kommer dock Ell att salia ALA trang-
hastar, utan behalla en- del at dem.
Medan, Sol bekant, 1 Europa i all
manhet qvinnorna till antalet arc Of
vervagande, ar motsatsen fallet /
Osiasien. Japan har med As millio-
ner invanare 200, 900 lere man an
qvinnor. / Kina ar Observation-Disclosures
annu Store, emedau mar der, d0dar
talrika nyf0dda lickor. Afyen i Kau-
kaslen, i Rumanien och n3gra andra
oss narmare liggande lander lara
manner betinna sig / 0fveryagande
antal.
De nyligen offentliggjorda statisti-
ska uppgifterna ON vinsk0rden> |
Frankrike a 1900 utvisa en- t~Ctalpro.
duktion af 81, 800, O)O h~ektoliter, EFT
resultat som under hela det gangna
arhundradet blott ofvertraffades en-
gang, namligen ar 1875 med dess 3d.
go, 900 hi. Lager man dertill vim
sk0rden i Algeriet, omkring 5, 100000
HI, och pa Korsika, omkring 49,, coo
hl., uppgar fjolarets production till
omkring 73, coo, 900 HI
Hasthandeln / England har pa
grund af sydafrikanska kriget tagit
EFT enormt uppsving. Mellan Oktober
1900 och 81 Januari 1871 J!nk0ptes |
Diet f0renade konungarlket for sgd
afrika IS, 775 ston och ~vallacKar SAINT
1897 hingstaT. Fran andra lander in
koptes under Stamina It'd SO, 3l4 ston
och vallackar SAINT 35, 5l6 hingstar.
AZ de engelska hastarna har alter
den irlandska visat sig a den
lampligaste for k~ri2sbehof.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03
HAIR OCH DER.

Iva unga man, Frank Evans
och William Elwer Browning i
Bedford. Ind, hafva haktats, an
klagade for att hafva mordat skol.
lararinnan Sarah c. Schaefer.
Beskyllningen har gjorts af Brow
nings franskilda hustru, hvilken
hvilken pastatt att Browning for
henne bekant brottet. De hak
tade forklara sig vara fullkomligt
oskyldiga.
Domare Healey j Far Rocka
way, N. Y, battre kand sasom
''den artige. domaren", kommer
/ dagarne att ia afgora huruvida
en- gift man har rattighet att
kama sig fornarmad, ON en- an.
nan tager at sig hatten for hans
hustru, och on han yid EFT sd
dant tillfalle kan sagas vara j sir
raft, da han STAR ut fem tander
pa den helsande och f6rvandlar
hans ansigte till till en- rahackad
biff. James Garneld Weisel an
klagar Wilbur Johnson fran Roc
kaWay Beach for ofverfall, och
Johnson sager att Weisels upp-
iorande rattfdrdigar hans hand
~lingssa.t, ty han will icke att
frammande herrar skola taga at
sig hatten for hans hustru, da han
ar ute och profgar med henne.
Etter EFT NARA tioarigt s6kan-
de bar kapten w. P. Walsh at
r~egeringens hemliga polls i Pitts
burg, Pa, arresterat en- Vim H.
Souser. Den arresterade kom-
net att sandas till Minneapolis
att standa till ansvar for EFT knep
han begick i september manad
1895, da han utgaf sig for att
vara en- regeringsdetektiv och
tillnsrrade sig smycken till EFT
varde af $Io2. SO pa kiedit. Han
stallde bergen for varorna. men
rymde, o. sedan dess har kap.
ten Walsh, som ick i uppdrag
att arrestera honom, standigt
sokt efter och,nu andtIrgen fun
nit sin man.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03
Glitter j fodan.

Mahanda inser Nj sj att mapga glitter
fo~rarsakande smarta runnits i eder foia,
men en- yacker dag far Nj mahanda ett
anfall af dyspepsia, son skall 0fveItyga
eder. DR. King'sNew Life Pills. garun-
teras att bota ALA siukdomar. som upp-
staff genom f0~rgiftning af osmait fuda-
eller pengarna aterbetales, 25c iLun-
gren o. Andreeus aposek, Sioux, City, la.
Fran Toxic meddelas den 20
dennes att rs $50 sjuka och sa-
rade krigsfangar fnnas i Port
Arthur. Az delta antal hafva
1867 tillhort flottan.
Det ire mil solder ON Roche
ster, Ind, belagna GRIPPE .hemmet,
vanligen kalladt "olyckshuset",
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03

MalaGeIarger ocn all siags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03
Smartsamma brannsSr

lindras ogonblickligt och helas fullkom-
ligt at Bucklen's Aruica Salve. G. Ri
veDbark, Jr., Norfolk, Va, skrifver. Jag
brande mltt kna lila, att Diet uppstod bla
sor otveralit pa detsamma. Bueklen's Ar
Mica Salye stillade smartan och helade
Diet utau EFT arr. Helar afven ALA andra
slags SIR. soc. hos Lungren d Audueen
apotekare. Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03

Fin nu Oliver SO ar gammal don
Juan i New York vld MANN Iohu
r. Platt rakade for omkr;ng 20
ar sedan att Foralska sig i en- mu
lattska vid MANN Hannah Elias
och skankte henne under arens
loPp Pengar och vardepapper till
EFT belopp at $50, 900 dollars.
Mulattskan, som nog hade andra
jern eden, lat gamlingens pen
gar hyga' och omgaf sig med
all upptanklig Iyx. Platt, som
ar millionar, ledsnade dock till
slut pa sin morkhyade alskarinna
och vile haf1a sina presenter
tillbaka och stamde henne infor
domstoI. Malet. som nu som
bast pagan i New York, adrager
sig stor uPpmarksamhet i den
pa skandaler sa rika staden.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-03

Den NJ smart verldsberyktade
Mrs Cassie Chadwick, hvilken
brukade rora sig med millioner
at andras pengar och star tillta-
lad for bedrageri inior den fede-
rala domstoien i Cleveland, Ohio,
har efter preliminara ransaknin-
gar den 10 DENIES vid kriminal
domstolen blifvit satt undes 90
900 dollars bergen for sig for att
sliPpa utom f~angelsets portar,
tills den egentliga rattegangen
mot henne kommer fore.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-08
New Route Io Los Angeles,

Through tourist sleeper to Les Angeles
leaves Union Passenger Station. Chicago,
5:l5 P. NJ. every dav. Routo-Chicago,
Milwaukee e ST. Paul Railway, Union
Pacific and the new San Pedro, Los An
geles e Salt Lake Railroad. Connect
ions made from all points on the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway.
Ask the nearest ticket agent Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee e St. Paul Railway
for complete information or write to
+. A. MILLER,
General Passenger Agent,
Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-08
SFORD.
(TO late for last week.

Albert Nehls move to Fox Lake Fri
day onto farm that he purchase there
some time ago.
The FOresters had Euchre party at
their hall Friday evening. Several out
side FOresters were present.
The editor of the Pioneer was in town
Saturday.
H. Blink of juneau called on customers
Saturday.
William Schwefel of Lebanon, was a
caller here Saturday.
Otto Zummerling of Chicago spent
Saturday and Sunday here putting in a
lighting system for the Hustisford Mer-
camille Co.
Keno was the go at Rosters saloon
Saturday evening.
Aug. Nell and l.. Lehman of NeOsha
Transacted business here Monday.
Mrs. Ottman Of Hartford moved into
the downstairs of the Braema house on
Main-st. Saturday last.
Mrs. Gettman of Milwaukee visited at
KOebernlck's Saturday and Sunday,
Chas. Gebbardt of Milwaukee is visit
ing relatives here.
Chas. Pabst and f. W. Lehman went
to Juneau Monday to serve on the Jury.
John Hustis celebrated his Goth birth
day last week. At his advanced age. his
health is good and his faculties unimp-
aired. His many friends hope that he
will be spared to them many years to
come.
The Chimney Sweep has again put in
his fall appearance and he may be heard
from his lofty perch from sunrise to
sunset.
j. W. Davies of NeOsha, was a visitor
here Saturday.
Several ice boats have been built this
fall for use on our lake.
The Horizon bowlers came down here
Sunday and bOWled game with our
boys and were defeated.
A dance was given at ROeseler's hall
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Machus of Wilton, Wis, is visit
ing friends here.
A skat tournament was held at Bau-
er's saloon Sunday evening.
Albert Bishop who was operated upon
sometime ago in one Of the Milwaukee
hospitals returned home Saturday great
Iy improved in health.
Masons are plastering the Max RadlOff
house.
Thursday, S. R. Jones rented his farm
to William DamrOw.
Andrew Bachhuber and family of May
vile visited friends here Sunday.