The Washington herald., 1910-05-04
AT THE HOTELS.

tratiOn and recommend ldIL Tor renOm1-
nation and reelection. he win not allow
this opportunity 20 90 by unnoticed by
merely writing letters 10 that effect 70
some Of his friends" said Stiles ".
Frees. Of New York. q banker and broker
Of that city who was seen at the New
Willard last night.
Mr. Roosevelt IS too shrewd a politician
20 couhde matters OF this kind 70 plain
letter which he is not sure VIII reach
publicity Roosevelt does not believe IN
that kind Of publicity. He never did; HIS
past argues differently. Everybody re-
members his Monday morning newspaper
surprises. and he always made the best
Of them. The world sat up on Monday
morning and took notice Of what Teddy
had 10 say Don't imagine for one
instant that he has forgotten that art.
and that he viii waste opportunities.
IF President Roosevelt wants 10 ad-
minister a lecture 10 the insurgents. he
Is never going 70 do II in a letter 20 a
friend, no matter how intimate or tried
and true that friend may be. Whether
Roosevelt approves or disapproves OF
lively known. and whenever the proper
moment arrives TO make his views known
on that point he viii do so IN a manner
and voice that VIII be distinctly his own
and absolutely unmistakabIe
Then, again, Il Roosevelt wishes 10
see Loeb nominated and elected governor
Of New York he VIII not give voice 10
his sentiment in a letter 20 one Of his
friends. II is too much and TOO good a
piece OF important news 10 waste in a
private letter. where Il probably never
would evoke any public comment"
If anybody thinks that Col Roosevelt
does not know the value OF printers ink
they are sadly mistaken. He IS about the
most successful press agent that ever
lived. and could give those high-priced
impresarios cards and spades In tie
publicity business. You should never for
get that Roosevelt Is cO-editOr Of a
weekly which IS his Official organ and
raouthpiece Whenever Roosevelt has any
announcements 10 make he viii make
them through the medium Of this weekly
with which he is connected, the same as
lie did when the visit 70 the Vatican was
Cancelled
There is no doubt in my mind that
Taft would welcome Roosevelts indorse-
ment OF his administration. and 7 am
quite sure that Mr.. Loeb would be pleased
20 have Col. Roosevelt come out with a
statement indorsing him for governor OF
New York Roosevelt will speak on both
questions when the proper time arrives.
and he VIII make his announcements IN a
manner so everybody Will know they
/ come from him. Roosevelt is a shrewd
politician and a l0ng-headed business
man. he knows the financial value OF
4 his utterances. and he will always give
/ the first chance 10 those interests with
which he IS connected"
Col Bougine, OF Kenosha. Wis. and
I New York. who is az the Riggs. in speak
ling of the water power Of the Potomac
( River. said last night that thousands Of
/ horsepower go 10 waste every day in not
I utilizing the power Of the river.
/ Il understand that the Potomac River
I az certain places has a flow OF FIVE and
/ six miles an hour. and that there are
number OF falls near Washington. Max
+ ing a rough guess. the flow Of the river
and The falls Of the Potomac could p-0-
/ duce daily 5000 horsepower and earn
about $500 every tweuty-foUr hours. In
stead OF burning coal and spreading SCOT
and smoke all over the city, this city's
manufacturing establishments could be
|usiuE electric power. which could be pro
6uced AZ very low rates.
4 never had an idea that the Potomac
pFr-rr .
such great depth AT certain places Its
power is wasted every day. while Il
could be used TO sreat advantage 70 the
Inhabitants Of Washington.
( Eucalyptus culture on a large scale n
/ Southern California is one OF the Ger
tainties Of the coming decade. according
20 Philip Roman. a business man OF New
York, who IS az the Raleigh. The AtchI-
/ son. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Com
.pany has taken up this industry for its
own benefit. and officials who have in
.vestigated the possibilities Of the tree are
enthusiastic.
THE president OF the Santa Fe de-
clares that within a short time the euca-
Iyrus growing industry viii add thou
sands Of dollars 20 the valuation OF
Southern California realty, that lands
( 0C secondary valuation VIII double in
. market price. The people Of Southern
California have not Yet begun 10 appre-
ciate the possibilities Of eucalyptus The
b railroad compa~v shows its faith by IFS
; works. for .r has bought Of Cornell 7
| Gilbert. Of san Diego. for the site of its
! first eucalyptus plantation, an S,650-acrt
ranch. back of Del Mar, and near The
eucalyptus groves Of Dwight Whiting.
An expert forester IS IN charge Of th'
! planting Of the trees. This is no steI
IN the dark. The Santa Fe officials hav.
for years been making a systematic ir
veStiEation of eucalyptus as a wood 10
railroad uses, and Of the possibilities o.
growth in Southern California when give,
, systematic care. The investigators he
p lieve a vast timber industry viii be ere
ated in their part Of the State within
, short time. and that the GROWN.
scarcity OF suitable railroad mare-.al
will soon be relieved by a constantly IN
creasing supply OF native timber"
! DR.. Emil Bunzl Of Vienna. Austria
: VINO IS al the Arlington, III sIeaN.'- '
1 diseases of the throat and remedies, SAID
r that yawning had It's great value. lawn'
z ing has recently been recommended In
dependeutly. as a valuable exercise TO.
3 the respiratory organs
According to DR.. NaeEu. Of the I'm.
5 versity Of Luettich.S said Dr. Bum.
, ''yawning brings all the respiratory mus
. rIae Of tkA Ghost aud throat into action
] and is. therefore, the best and mos
I natural means Of Strengthening them. III
advises everybody % yaWn as deeply a