The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-05-31

Just when peace had been restored
Id Colorado. Breathitt County, Ken.
lucky, has to loom up to disturb the
national serenity. Chicago News.
Professor Woodhead, OF Cambridge,
says alcohol IL q paralysing agent.
This statement can be confirmed. Il
has "paralyxed" mIllions.-New York
Herald.
1t will be like some fool Congress-
man to object to reimbursing General
Porter for the money he has spent
hunting for. Paul Jones' body.-Syra.
cuse Herald.
Women are far less graceful than
men," says DIR. Arnold, Of New Haven.
1t takes man chock full OF dry scien-
tific data to say such thing at that
Kansas City Journal.
Henry James dislike for President
Roosevelt's literary style Ia perhaps 4
mild emotion compared with the Presi.
dents feeling about the style of Mr..
James.-Chicago News.
1t ia stated that John W. Gates has
earned not less than half 4 million in
July wheat, and yet some people won.
der why their loaf of bread IL 10 small
philadelphia Record.
1t 10 believed that there 10 a proper
and necessary limit to the patience
Of the United States. even 40 regards
the putty blowing President Of venezu.
ela.-Syracuse Post Standard.
Belasco 10 making the Theatrical
Trust comprehend the state Of public
thought. At the conclusion Of the case
there may be an opportunity to revive
"A Hole in the Ground."-St. Louis
Republic.
1t is only question of time when
more Of DR.. Dowie's disciples will pre-
fer a plain financial statement to any
additional inspired revelations from
the founder of Zion IllinoIs.-Butts
Inter Mountain. ..
One Of the first things the japanese
conquerOrs did in Manchuria was to
apply vigorous sanitary measures, q
thing which in itself marks the. Japa.
nese nation as among the highly civil.
lied peoples.-Seattle Times.
Mr.. Baer says there IL no sentiment
In the coal business. When one con.
siders the number Of persons who froxa
to death last winter in the big cities
for lack of means to buy dear fuel,
one can well believe that.-R0cheste
Herald.
While there Is an instructive feeling
Of repulsion at securing evidence
against the Beef Trust by means of
detectives or spies, the fault lies with
the packers Themselves. who conspirs
in secret against tho laws.--Kansas
City Times.
The president Of the Canal Commits.
sion. with $4,000 salary. is also pres.
ident Of railroad, and says he will
not give up that position. II he can
hll both places satisfactorily he must
be an extraordinary man.--Montgom
cry Advertiser.
1t Is pointed out that an alliance Of
japan, Great Britain and the United
States could rule the world. Perhaps
1t could. but 1t would first have to get
the consent of Joseph Chamberlain and
the United States Senate.-Philadel
phia Inquirer.
Just how we'll our financial institu.
tons are safeguarded Is shown by the
statement that the theft Of 81 1900, 900
from the First National Bank of Mil
waukee by Frank G. Bigelow was dis.
covered by the merest accident.-New
York Telegram.
Those Kansas City get-rlch-quick op.
orators who closed up their shop and
left 4 "Good-by. suckers" sign ON the
door must have had great confidence
in their good start and sprInting abilt
ties. In addition to their naivete.-In.
dianapolis News.
The Car thinks 1t would injure the
prestige Of the Russian arms II he
made peace; but we can assure him
that everybody outside Of Russis
knows what has happened to the Rus
sian arms in Manchuria.- memphis
Commercial-Appeal.
The legal battle between the Mar.
conf and De Forrest wireless teleg
raphy interests IL said to have resulted
in a victory for both sides. This as
tonishing outcome ought to give Rus
STA fresh hope that she may, after all
be whipped into peace with honor
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
simultaneously with the impending
indictments Of the Beef Trust mag.
mates they raise the price Of meat with.
out any other excuse than an apparent
desire to make the public pay the cost
Of their defense on q criminal trial.
The increase Of meat prices Just al
this juncture seems to be adding insult
to njury.-Paterson Call.
No one can blame Japan for shy Ing
little when other nations offer their
friendly ofaces." Japan's memory 10
long enough to recall that 1t is due to
the friendly ofiices of certain powers
IN, = sha had n Nynend the milliOnu NJ