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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20
Winter Vegetables

Carrots = Carrots are nice cooked
with roast meats, Franconia style.
Scrape the carrots, wash and cut in
quarters lengthwise. Cover with boiling
water, add a teaspoonful OF salt and
cook rapidly for IS minutes. Drain and
place about the meat and bake for 80
minutes, basting frequently.
Carrot Timbales - These may be
served with roast or as separate veg
etable courses, following the meat.
Scrape, wash, clean and boil until al
most done, but not soft; then cool and
CRATE. To cupful of grated carrot
add half cupful Of milk, teaspoonful
of salt, half teaspoonful Of white pep
per and four eggs beaten until light.
Fill into tiny timbale molds that have
been we'll buttered and busted with
chopped parsley, stand in a baking
painful Of boiling water, cover with a
sheet OF creased paper and bake for 80
minutes. Turn out Of the molds on
rounds of toast that have been well
buttered and pour around them thick
cream sauce.
Turnit Charlotte-Boil white turnip
until tender, drain, and press through
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Jones celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary at
Waitsburg last week. Both of the old
people are in excellent health and look
forward to many more years OF happiness.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20
STATE NEWS ITEMS

Henry D. Baylor is promoting a
$150,000 factory for the making Of
grape-juice, peach brandy, vinegar and
other products of fruit which are now
going to waste, at North Yakima. 1t
is expected that everything will be in
readiness to commence operations next
season.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20
Bleeding at the Nose

When the nose begins to bleed and
shows no sign of stopping, piece OF
brown paper should be rolled up and
showed under the upper lip.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

Apple prices, says the Wenatchee
World, are advancing. Fancy stock is
in demand at a price that growers re-
gard satisfactory.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

Leo Bezmer, alias "Whistling Rufus
wanted for the alleged kidnapping Of
E. G. English of Mt. Vernon, was cap
tured at the Kountry Klub, a road
house few miles north of Ballard,
Tuesday night. Not drop Of blood
was shed, for Bezmer did not have an
opportunity of using the only weapon
in his possession-a tiny pen knife.
King county deputies will split the
$500 reward with a man residing at
Richmond Beach who knew Bezmer
and who saw him leave south bound
train at that place Tuesday afternoon.
Bezmer was followed to the road house
and the sheriff's Office was notified.
He was asleep when the officers ar
rived and offered no resistance when
awakened and called upon to surrender.
A deputy sheriff from Skagit county
will take Bezmer from Seattle to Mt.
Vernon.-Garden City News.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

The town of Monroe on the west side
of the Cascades has been pestered for
the past two weeks by sneak thieves
who pilfer clothing and other articles
from clothes lines.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

H. L. Bartlett was appointed mayor
of Index, last week, by the town coun-
Gil, to complete the term of ]. w.
butcher, who resigned in September
Mr.. Bartlett will hold Office until Jan.
1910.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

Early last Thursday morning the
first train-J. ]. Hills special, crossed
the new Columbia river railroad bridge
and continued on up the North Bank
road. Sunday morning a regular pas
senger service was started on the new
line, and it is expected that in the
near future at least some OF the trans
continental trains will be going that
way.
The town of Washougal in Clarke
County was incorporated last week
by vote of So to "a. Washougal is
one of the promising new towns on the
North Bank railroad, over which a train
service was established Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
De RUDlO SERVED
WITH GEN. Custer
Former Italian ReyoIutiOnist
Took Part in Indian Wars
in United States

The revelations OF Conte Camille de
Rudio. bearing on the plot TO assassi-
nate Louis Napoleon in 1858. as printed
in yesterdays Call, awakened wide
spread interest among the students of
history There was an inclination in
Some quarters TO doubt the accuracy OF
De Rudio's memory in so far as he in
volved Francesca Crispi in the con-
spiracy- All who have talked recently
with De Rudio. however. are convinced
that he is clear and exact IN his recoi-
Iections.
Ettore Patrizi. editor of L'Italia, who
recently called upon the old warrior
in Los Angeles. says that De Rudio's
mind is still keen and all his faculties
perfectly preserved Carlo del Pine.
city editor Of La voce del Popolo. has
also met De Rudio and IS convinced
that time has not impaired his memory
Perhaps the person best qualified 10
speak on the subject is Cesare Crespi.
a we'll known italian journalist, who
lives at ss1 Vallejo street Crespf is
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
JAPANESE LOSE
VOTES FOR TAFT
Congressman McKinIay Says
Nippon Laborers in Mendo-
cino Cause Dissatisfaction
Many White Men Idle Because
Little Brown Men Work
for Less Money

Taft will be shy some hundreds of
the regular republican majority in
Mendocino county this year. Why7
Because of the little brown man OF
Nippon, according to Congressman
Duncan McKinlay.
The usual republican majority in
Mendocino county in q presidential
year is nearly 1000, but, according 10
McKinlay, Taft will carry the county
this year By only 500 or 7oo- Back of
this fact is an interesting trade con-
dition which will receive the attention
of the tariff revisionists when congress
meets again
Congressman McKinlay dropped into
republican headquarters at the Fair
mont yesterday after six days OF cam
paigning in Mendocino. He reported
that there had been more enthusiasm
IN the thirteen meetings which he ad-
in his campaign experience in the
county.
The vote will fall OF this year"
said the Congressman. "and Taft will
carry the county by about 500 or 7eo
The reason is found in the condition
OF the labor market up there. Men
dOcfna county produces a lot of railroad
ties, but this year the tie camps along
the coast from Point Arena to West
port are shut down and about 2,00C
men are out of work in consequence
1 inquired the reason for this and
learned that the Japanese have cap
tured the tie market Japanese ties
cut in the forests OF Manchurfa are
being shipped into this state and are
being sold for Is cents less than the cos;
OF making them here. The Mendocfno
tie makers can not compete and have
been compelled to shut down their
camps.
"A deputation OF tie makers waited
on me- explained the situation and
asked me to bring the matter up when
the revision Of the tariff comes before
congress"
night beginning with a speech in Mil
Valley He will speak in Occidental
tonight; in Sonoma, Thursday night;
in Cloyerdale, Friday; in Healds-
burg, Saturday He will speak In
Lakeport on Monday and in the even
ing at Kelseyville; at Lower Lake
Tuesday noon, and at Middleton. Tues
day night; at Calistoga, wednesday,
noon, and at ST Helena. Wednesday
night; at Winters. Thursday night: al
Oriand, Friday, and at CoIusa, Satur-
day.
Samuel NJ Shortridge will start a
speIlbinding tour on Saturday might
with e speech at ReddingA He will
speak at Red Bluff on the Monday fol-
lowing; at Chico on Tuesday and at
Marysville on Wednesday.
Governor Gillett will be the principal
speaker at a big mass meeting ut Mar
ttnez on Saturday night The other
orators viii be CONGRESSMAN J r
hnowland and E B. MartineIH repub-
lieaR candidate TO succeed BeIshaw in
the state senate
John l. MeNab OF Mendocino will
speak at Lodi on Tuesday night, Octo-
Der O. William r. Davis. former mayor
or Oakland and prominent Lincoln
roosevelt Lacquer, will speak at Fresno
on the same evening z. H Hart viii
speak at LemOore on Friday October Q.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30

WOMAN WILL TRAIL
EMBEzzLER MORRIS
She Is Preparing to Follow San
Bernardino Lawyer Around
the World
Forgery Charges May Be Added
to the Other Counts Against
the Fugitive
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Sept zs--
New victims OF Craner B Morris. the
young attorney who has cisappeared<
are coming forward almost every hour
So far the money owing 20 his various
clients viii total $4,000 and they have
but little hope OF recovery
From the desert came Mrs Courtney
today She believes Morris has decided
away so acres OF her land and pocketed
the proceeds She says she is prspar-
ing to follow him. even around the
world. IL necessary
James Adams discovered today that
81 900 in money belonging TO Julius
Hegermeister. an orphan. which had
been given 70 Morris for investment.
was lost
Two charges OF embezzlement have
been issued against the attorney and
today the foundation for q forgery
charge was laid on the discovery that
a signature OF the county recorder had
been affixed 20 a mortgage which had
been deposited in Morris safe Late
tonight Augusta Won Salzan. as guard
ian OF the estate OF George Conant.
A A Garner, a rancher. and others nled
attachments on Morris property
George Knapp. Cotton man. testi-
fed tonight that he let Morris have
So, 900 on a fictitious mortgage but q
few days before the attorney disap-
peared-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30

STEAMER HUMBOLDT
HITS REEF IN FOG
Passengers Taken OFF Wreck by
Passing Vessel Shortly
After Accident
Little Hope for Ship Piled on the
Rocks Near Vancouver
Island Coast

SEATTLE. Sept 2s.-In dense fog
the steamer Humboldt. bound from Sc
attic for southeastern Alaska ports,
piled on the rocks of Mowatt point. a
rocky promontory on Pender island. Of
the Vancouver island coast. The en-
tire passenger list Of So who had
boarded the steamer in Seattle, were
transferred to the fishing steamship
Edith and returned to Seattle tonight.
The position OF the Humboldt. follow
ing severe damages sustained in
grounding, is such as convinces officers
OF the Edith that only slight hope OF
saving the vessel can be entertained
The entire stem and foreshoe Of. the
steamer was carried away by the coll
lision and large hole in the starboard
bow leaves the vessel AZ the mercy of
tides that Will rise and fall before hope
OF relief can be given.
The scene OF the grounding is six
miles south of Active pass. notable
piece OF difficult navigation along the
shore Of Vancouver island between
Victoria and Vancouver.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
FIVE MILLION DOOMED
Prof. Fisher Springs Sensation
Before tuberculosis Congress

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s,-That 5.o0O.-
900 people now living in the United
States are doomed to fill consumptives'
graves unless something is done to pre-
vent it was the startling declaration
of Prof Irving Fisher of Yale uni
versity in an address on The Cost OF
TlrbercuIosis'' before the interna uonaI
tuberculosis congress today Professor
Fishers address created a sensation
Professor Fisher further declared
that the $4,000 persons who die of
consumption annually in this country
cost. in hard cash, over q billion dol
lars q year.
In section one in which ii is expected
most of the scientific discussions and
discoveries will develop. there was a
discussion of great Importance to the
congress at the mornings session.
when Professor Calmette OF Lille,
France director of the Pasteur insti-
tute. advanced the theory that tubercle
baciIli Is taken into the system by
swallowing Heretofore inhalation has
been considered the principal method
of contracting consumption Infection
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
LABOR LEADERS SEEK
PARDON FOR BUCKLEY
San Franciscans Present AppIi-
cation to Governor, Stating
That Prisoner Is Innocent

SACRAMENTO, Sept 2S--Leaders
prominent in labor circles in San Fran
cisco were callers at the office of Gov
ernor Gillett this afternoon. and they
presented an application TO Governor
Gillett for the pardon of William Buck
ley, convicted and sentenced TO be
hanged several years ago for the mur-
der OF George W. Rice in San Fran
cisco The application states that later
evidence has been brought out showing &
that Buckley did not commit the mur- :
der. but that a man named China
copeland was the guilty man and that
he is not to be found
Each OF the delegations addressed
the governor in benalf Of Buckley and
then retired. leaving the application
for further consideration by the chief
executive
The delegation included Walter Mac
arthur, publisher OF the Pacific Coast
Seamen's Journal: W R. Haggerty, ex-
president OF the San Francisco fed
Grated trades: c. A. Tveitmoe. secre-
tary of the San Francisco building
trades council; Michael Casey, presi-
dent OF the San Francisco team drivers
union and president OF the board OF
works of that city: Messrs. Ryan and
Frank j. Murphy
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
TAFT INVOKED IN
LUMBER RATE CASE
Opinion of Presidential Candi.
date Quoted to Show Com
MISSIONS Power
Decision VIII Be Rendered by
Three Judges at This Morn
ing's Session

Judge William II. Taft, republican
candidate for president. was invoked
in support Of the powers OF the inter
state commerce commission before the
United States circuit court Of appeals
yesterday, during the hearing on the
demurrer to the railroads Injunction
IN the Willamette valley lumber rate
case. Joseph " Teal attorney for the
western Oregon lumber manufacturers
association. appearing in the case WITH
Luther " Walter. solicitor for the IN
terstzte commerce commission, and
United States Attorney Robert T. Dew
lin made the citation from decision
rendered by Taft when he was on the
United states circuit court bench Teal
quoted the republican nominee IN sup
port OF his contention that the inter
state commerce commission had maj
power 70 establish a rate. provided that
the rate was not established by fraud
nor was coafiscatory- He read from
Judge Tafts decision as follows;
It has been suggested that the
traffic managers are much better aoles
bv reason OF their knowledge and ex-
perience. TO fix rates and TO decide
what determinations are justified by
the circumstances than the courts
This can not be conceded so Tar as IL
relates 70 the interstate commerce
Il.
experience OF its members in this kind
OF controversy and their great oppor-
tunity for fuu information, IS IN
sense, an expert tribunal.
NO PROFITS FOR MILLMEN
In opposing the claims OF the at
t0rneys for the Southern Pacific COM
pany and the California and Oregon
railroad that the courts had jurisdictie~1
over the acts Of the commission, Teal
asked what sort Of law il was by which
congress gave the commission power
70 tx a rate and then took that power
away in the next breath In conclu-
sion the attorney for the 2umbermen
eontended warmly that the railroad
company had induced the. lunbermen
10 enter the Willamette country and
then il established such q high rate (S5
per ton on rough lumber that the mill
men could not get any profit IT
ceased 10 be a rate. 1T. was tax" he
declared
To DECIDE JURISDICTION
F. c. DiIIard OF Chicago. for the
Southern Pacific company, spoke first
in the morning. He declared that the
court must decide either that it must
hear the case at issue or that the in
tsrstate commerce commission is a
judicial and therefore. he argued, an
unconstitutional body billiard held
that any statute which makes an ad-
u1Iuistrative body a judicial body IS
unconstI tItutional- The question Of the
reasonabIeness Of rate is a judicial
question, said he
United States Attorney DeFlin, clos
ing for the commission. declared that
the hearings 3. the interstate COM
merce commission in rate matters was
due process OF law"
United States Judges Gilbert. Nor
row and Ross stated that they would
render their opinion this morning al
10 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
California Promotion Committee
tORG+SIZED Iso2-9


s-PROAIOTfON-The act OF promoting. adzsnre-
me1r- encouragement -r--Cenrury DictfonarT-
The California Promotion Committee has for
its object the PROMOTING af California a
whole II has nothing u sell It's energies a..
devoted 20 fostering AL things that have tae
ADVANCEMENT OF California a. their obIecr
II gives reliable infor-1atf0n On every subject
connected with the industries OF California Il
gives ENCOURAGEMENT % the establishment
cf new Industries and invites desirable fIrmixra-
f5On- II is not Employment Agency although
II presents the oruc-runfttes and neeris in all
eelds OF business AID professional activity his
COMMITTEES y supported oy popular subscr1Drinu
and makes 10 charge for arr service renriers<1-
AFFILIATED E1th The committee are 160 eouuer-
cial orxznzzario1s of the state with member
ship OF over $1,000 Meetings EeId semf.a-
n1slIv IN dfrerent parts q California. wber.
matters Of state interest are discussed Head-
n71arrers of the coumit-ee are maInrafned n
San Frzncfseo IN California building rnfA
square CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
Torturing Animals
To Assist Science
Is a Cruel Method to Follow, But II
Has Saved Many Human Lives

Prot PzvIow. OF Russia. was en-
gagged for many years in experimental
work trying 20 learn the workings
OF digestion. especially the digestive
glands
He. with able assistants. operated
upon dogs. cats. guinea pigs and other
animals
His methods we're seemingly painful.
but he gave 70 science a work which
won the Nobel prize and made for him
an undying fame
Science penetrated the secrets OF ns-
ture- Prof PaElow saw animals al
gest focd- he analyzed juices from
every part OF the digestive canal ard
stomach under all conditions OF digcs-
ricn- He spent years OF ceaseIess
study amid the howling ard dying
beasts. but he won. and science today
looks upon him as a grear man
TO do a great right do a little
wrong Shakespeare said ana Prot
Pzwlow obeyed this trfte saying
Seua-tss Dyspepsia Tablets are pre-
pared by the most scientific process
They are produced by modern appli-
arces. ard meet the demand or the 10Th
century chemistry
They give man the means 70 correct
his tnfrritiss OF stomach and dIges-
tive organs
They enrich the blood give nature
the juices and fluids she lacks. stop
the formation OF noxi0us gases and
the fermentation OF food They neu-
rra1ize powerful acids and al<alies.
which irrttzre and devocr the stomach
They prevent and relieve< bowel and
intestinal trouble and soothe Tia
nerves
They should De 1sed after every
meal whether one has dyspepsia and
stomach trouble OF the stomach be nat
ureIIy healthy BY their use one nay
eat At all hours and whatever one de-
-ires and they help the sysr=m digest
or throw on such food They are thor
oughly merirorious. as their trsmen-
dous sale and popularity Illustrate
Every drug store has them FOR sale
price soc per package Il you would
like 20 test r1ei- merits free. send rs
your name and address and we viii
send you = trial paekaz ze- by nail with
out cost Address r A Stuart Co, fso
Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
RAILWAY LINES. PLANNED
IL WESTERN WASHINGTON
William Rockefeller Approves
Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paurs Scheme
SPECIAL DISPA1CH 10 TIE Gail

TACOMA. sept zs.-Willfam Rookie
feIIer and President Earring have de-
cided that as speedily as possible 300
miles viii be added 10 the Chicago.
Milwaukee and St Paul railroads coast
extension This viii comprise a lire
frorn Tacoma TO Grays Harbor and
thence around Olympic peninsula
touching the straits OF Euca near Nesh
bay and again at Port Angeles
Terminal grounds have been acc CUtred
AZ Aberdeen. HOouism and CosmcpOlls.
together with portions OF the right OF
war The Tacoma Eastern railroad.
controlled bv the St Paul. 1ow reach es
NcKeuna. southwest OF Tacoma For
- miles beyond rails VIII be laid over
the gravel prairie Fifty miles OF
heavier construction viii then reach
tsrays Hzrbor. into which millions OF
logs are gathered BY in10wing rivers
Port Angeles and Port Townsend have
already granted the St Paul railroad
franchises IN the names OF subsidiary
corporztious President Earring prom
ises through trains from Chicago and
St Paul 10 Tacoma bT next May Viii
liam Rockefeller IS 50 thoroughly
pleased with the new road and its pros
rects that he ind0rses President Ear
iing's plan for immediate building TO
Aberdeen and Port Angeles He
financed the coast extension and his ap-
prcVal was necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30

now engaged in preparing the memoirs
of De Rudio and as q result OF their
frequent conferences is satisfied that
the veteran speaks the truth
Crespi viii publish his book in a few
months and will deal In detail with the
earlier and later adventures OF De
Rudio. as well as with the famous con-
spiracy-
De Rudio. Il appears. served the
United States not only during the civil
war, but took part in the engagements
with the Indians His most Important
expedition was with Custer, where he
was one OF the few survivors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30

by inhalation was warmly defended by
Professor Tendeloo OF Holland
Surgeon General Simon Won Inter
berger o St Petersburg. Russia, hon
orary physician at the cars court
contributed his views on -Heredity in
tuberculosis
"AlI tendency to disease that ap-
pears in any individual asserted DR..
as hereditary. whether or not the cor
responding disease can be traced back
each time to parents or ancestors. The
tendency TO consumption is inherited
cies. Numerous autopSfes show that
every man over 80 years Of age has
old remains Of a tuberculosis infec-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
Better Dead

Arthur Putnam. a San Francisco
sculptor, has a world reputation for
his modelling Of animals He has done
something out OF the ordinary in re-
storing from a skull recently discov-
cred in the asphalt beds near Los
Angeles q head Of the ancient saber
tooth tiger. a ferocious beast with ex-
traordinarffy elongated tusks-remark-
able cutting weapons-Ehich stabbed
the heavy necked ground sloth aeons
ago. This striking drawing forms the
cover design OF Sunset for October
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
DIR. MOORE LECTURES ON
MEXICAN PASTIMES
California Club Entertained by
a Number of Clever
peOnIe

Mexican songs. Mexican dances and
a thoroughly charming talk on Mexico
given by DIR. Dorothea Moore. disrin-
gufshed the first social meeting FOR this
season Of the California club More
than a hundred people were present,
many OF whom were guests invited 20
enjoy the unusually attractive pro-
gram offered yesterday
Following Dr.. Moore's talk Miss Edna
Crocker gave two of the fascinating
Spanish dances. Mrs NeggIes playing
the accompaniment Miss Ferrer sang
three Spanish songs. accompanying her
self on the guitar The song OF the
bull fighter. La Paloma. and The
Zephyr were her selections The
guests and members afterwsrd enjoyed
tea IN the cIubrooEa-
The life OF Cardinal Newman formed
the subject OF a most interesting lee
ture given yesterday afternoon under
tbs auspices OF the Czedmon club. The
meeting was held at the residence OF
Mrs J. NJ DriscolI on Broadway and
Cough street, and was very well at
tended. about seventy-fve enjoying the
afternoons entertainment
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
HERBERT KNOX SMITH WEEDS

FARMINGTON, Conn. Sept. 2s.-Tbe
marriage OF Herbert Knox Smith. COM
missioner of corporations and Miss
Gertrude Dietrich, daughter of former
Senator Charles H Dietrich of Nebras-
ka, was solernnized in the Congrega-
tional church here today Among those
in attendance were Miss Ethel Roose-
welt, Mrs w. s Cowles and Clifford
Pinchot- President and Mrs Roosevelt
sent great cluster of beautiful roses.