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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

high and four feet in diameter, filed
with water. Every day the level Of the
water in the pan, which stands on the
ground, is measured and the loss by
evaporation computed, allowing, OF
course, for the amount of rainfall, if
any.
1t is found that the evaporation in the
forest at the Coconino Station. is only
20 per cent of what il is outside in the
open park, This seems to be due part
ly to the fact that the air in the forest
is more humid, and therefore cannot
take up so much moisture. But the prin-
cipal reason is that the trees interfere
with the movement of the wind, which,
when it blows across the open spaces,
takes up moisture with great rapidity.
This, in fact, is one of the chief reasons
why trees do not grow in the Hparks''
where the wind dries up the young seed
lings. The latter. on the other hand,
find protection in the forest against the
drying effect of the wind, and bene-
fit by the greater humidity Of the at
mosphere.
The puzzle of the ''parks" is further
explained by the fact that the forest
cover modi6es frost. On clear nights the
temperature under the cover Of the
branches is several degrees higher than
that Of the nearby open places. This is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

mum temperature is lower and the min
imum higher. That is TO say, the ther-
mometer does net 90 either so low or so
high. In word, the climate of the for
est is less severe, more equable, and
more humid.
Number Experiment Stations.
It is proposed to have at least one
main experiment station in each of the
great forest regions Of the west, and
eventually also in the east, in the white
pine region, the Appalachian hardwood
region, and the southern pine region.
Each Of these regions has its own pc.
culiar forest problem, which the ex.
pcrts attached to the local station will
be called upon 10 solve.
Thus, for example, In the white pine
region Of western Montana and north
ern Idaho the main problem is tho
perpetuation of the valuable white
pine; in the northern and southern pine
regions of the Rocky mountains tbs
treatment of the "lodgepolen pine i.
Of prime importance; in the southwest
the reproduction of yellow pine is th'
great problem, and in Oregon ant
| Washington the Douglas fir is tn,
species that claims most attention.
The typical forest experiment station
Will have one central headquarters
where laboratory, nursery aud other ex
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

west of the town of Flagstaff, in
1idst of belt of forest, from forty
10 miles wide, which extends from
j central Arizona southeast for q
nee OF $50 miles into New Mexico
territory is an extensive plateau,
enormous mountain peaks.
attered about In the forest belt
pccasionEl open spaces. grassy and
'ess, which are known as ''parks. -
of these, two and half miles long
8 mile and half wide, has been
an ss suitable location for the
on. 1t offers en- opportunity for
1ng comparative observations in the
Il. along the edge thereof, and out
! Three miles TO the northeast
lis "psrk' begin the steep sl5pes
40 San Francisco mountain, which
to the height Of mile above the
mnding plains.
Object in View.
hong the objects in view is that of
az out why trees DO net grow in
4parks-' 1t is desired, also, to de-
Inc the atmospheric conditions to
ii the young Seeding trees are
sed. especially with a view 10
>eial planting, for which latter
IN the Instruments are placed near
ground In some instances self.
tering thermometers are placed IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

due in part to interference by the tree
/ crowns with radiation of heat from the
earth; but another important considera-
tion involved is that the air is com
parativcly still Observations at the
Coconino station have shown that wind
movement is twice as great IN the for
est as outside Of il.
To Learn Everything.
With a view to ascertaining every
thing possible about the Influence OF
forest cover on local climatic conditions,
wind instruments and ram
gauges are set up and connected with
an automatic recording device. which
gives continuous record Of wind move
mcnt. wind direction, and rainfall.
These are supplemented by the evapora-
ton pans already described, by maxi
mum thermometers, and by the use OF
contrivance called "psychrometer, -
Tor determining the per cent of moisture
in the air. BY these means it has been
found that the temperature of the all
in the forest has less daily range, and
less pronounced fluctuations, than out.
side. The changes from extreme to ex-
treme are more gradual, and the maxi"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Veteran Of Sea Retires.

Al Cable 10 The Tribune.
4 June 11.-After cross
ne North sea 1912 times and sailing
14s miles during his forty years
ce with the Wilson line. Captain
ke Pepper has just completed his last
fe between Christiania TO Hull. lie
peen appointed by the King OF Nor
"a Knight Of the First Class OF the
Order of ST. Olav. The decoration
the form OF cross surmounted by
fWn, the center on each side bearing
Erms OF Norway and the motto,
|mfW and True" Captain Pepper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

10 branches of the Government, the
H service aud the weather bureau,
in a new enterprise
6Iy. the establishment of a series
nest experiment stations. The first
lbsse was started recently in Ari-
IN the Coconino National forest,
'ethers will be placed on working
! during the coming year.
these ststions it IS proposed,
np other things, to make sySte-
"a study Of the effect of a forest
~ urop rainfall, temperature, wind
rity, and evaporation. This is where
YORK OF the weather bureau comes
md, IN order tc render the observa-
as complete as possible, the
latte instruments will be set up in
ths forest, outside OF the forest,
J on tie edge Of tic forest-thus
'nr Opportunity for comparison.
IS has already been done at the
,nino station. situated eight miles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

Foley's Kidney Remedy may b
given to children with admirable re
suits. 1t does away with bed victim,
and is also recommended for use aftc
measles and scarlet fever. Schramu
Johnson Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
PARIS. June 1.-THE French customs
officials are becoming increasingly riGor-
Gus in their application OF the rcgula-
tlons as regards the prohibition OF the
import Of tobacco. a recent circular for
bids women passengers to take any to-
bacco into France; and the report of the
British chamber OF commerce in Paris
says:
Through the good intentions OF a lady
visitor who had brought him over "A
box OF cigars. without his knowledge. one
OF our members recently underwent the
unpleasant experience OF being fined $50
francs"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Your Work.

you perform your daily tasks with
pid time vigor and energy, or are
pecoming dull, listless and indiffer-
ferhaps you need a nerve tonic.
70 Tablets infuso a powerful stimu.
Q ambition and make you q perfect
On for work, mental or physical.
mem and note how much younger
Hill look and feel. 30 cents. Book
Address The s. R. Fell Co., Cleve-
y For sale by f. j. Hill Drug Co.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Treasures Unearthed.

Special Gable to The Tribune,
COPENHAGEN, June 1.-THE anti
quarian treasures recently unearthed in
Gothland have arrived I'm Stockholm.
They consist OF 1904 whole coins and
eighty-hve imperfect coins, a fragment
OF the border OF clasp, a portion of q
buckle and some plain pieces OF silver,
The most recent of the coins date back
to the middle of the eleventh century
The Oldest are twentv-ctCht Arabian
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Made
Rainfall Velocity


must have it, and our descendants will
be able to get 1t in adequate quanti
ties only by tree culture-thaf is TO
say, by the planting and proper con
troll of forests Hence the Importance
Of finding out all that can possibly be
learned in regard 10 forests. One thing
which the experiment stations are to
attend to is the building, so to speak,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Weather in the Forest

periments will he carried on. Most
Of the work will be done on expert
mental areas on ample plots. All ques
tions relating to reproduction will be
carefully studied, and even such mat
ters as the amount of light required
by different species of trees at different
attitudes will be determined with ac
curacy-this particular work being
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

of small model forests, each of which
will exemplify the proper method of
management to use in forest of its
particular type. These model forests
will be utilized as practical object les
sons. to show foresters, lumbermen,
rangers and others what may be ac.
complished by rational methods of
forest planting and forest control
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

done by means of photometers, ~
mathematically correct.
The reckless destruction Of the
natural tree growth which formerly COW
cred most of this continent has brought
us face 70 face with a tremendous
problem, namely, that of wood supply
for future generations. Wood is the
most indispensable of all materials. We
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

wooden boxes, which arc temporarily
attached to trees and fences
One CT the most interesting observa-
tions is J:ade with the aid of con
trivance called an evaporation pan, -
which is circular tank twelve inches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

coins. which appear 10 have been used
as ornaments. Among others are Ill.
German coins and 720 Anglo SaNoI
pieces, bearing the cfflGies OF King Ethel.
red and of King Canute
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Women and Tobacco,

who is a native of Hull has been in com
mand for thtrty-four years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Trouble Ahead for Finland.

Special Gable TO The Tribune.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1l.-Tha
there Is serious trouble ahead in Fin
land as a result OF the passage OF In
new Finnish bill is not doubted here. bl
the RussianiZation Of Finland will be car
ried forward regardless OF protest an
with whatever force is necessary So
repetition OF the atrocities OF the Bobr
koff administration, with an era of IL,
tile but bloody uDrislngs. and probabl
reckless assassinations. may be locke
for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

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All of this will indicate to you Il
every prospect of soon becoming a mt
The population of Downey is now
pect from rapid influx this summe
several times their present standing.
$500 up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
CHIEF ISSUES WARNING
TO CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Advises Women to Garry Pocket
Books Concealed and to Leave
Jeweiry at Home.

Chief OF Police Mitchell yesterday
issued a warning to the Christmas
shoppers OF this city against carry
ing pocket books around In their
hands and wearing jewelry when out
shopping. The chief advises that the
women carry their purses concealed
and leave their valuable jewelry
at home while doing their shopping
In speaking of this matter yester-
day. the chief said that about TINS
time every year the pocket DOCK
snatchers and sneak thieves get busy
here as well as in all other cities
They hang around the stores where
there are crowds of shoppers and they
have nc trouble 81 snatehing pocket
books from women's hands ana steai.
ing jewelry from both men anu
women
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
LUCY {. FRIEND IS
ABANDONED At SEA
Skipper and Vile and Crew
Taken oft by Steamer
.livingtOn.

An Associated Press dispa Oh last
night from New YORK states thai the
steamer Livingston arriving at that
port last nigh, f'cm Cuba had on
board Capt. f. L. i.awry his wife ana
crew of FIVE men OF The scno1ner Lucy
+. Friend, which sprung a leak az sea
while bound from Newport News Tor
bridgeport. Conn. with Il cargo Of
pig iron.
The schccner left here Saturday
and she began leaking soon after pa s.
ing out of the capes. As a heavy
westerly wind IVES blowing. Captain
I.awry began steering due east. run
ming before the wind. The schooner
continued % fiji in spite of the Efforts
OF the crew to keep the water down
by manning the pumps and saturday
night several tar barrels were burned
en- deck 10 attract the attention or
passing vessels.
Finally, al . o'clock Sunday morn
ing. the Livingston sighted the blaze
and took all hands off the craft.
The schooner, which was twenty
eight years old and owned by Walter
Friend & Co, Of Boston. was left 10
her fate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
HAMPTON BASKETBALL
TEAM WILL MEET LOCALS
Spirited Contest Expected at Young
Mems Christian Association
Saturday.

Captain Hamilton's speedy basket
ball players of the Young Menu
Christian Association Will stack up
up against its old-time rivals. the
Hampton five. at the as Ociation here
Saturday night and a hot contest Is
anticipated This will be the second
game of the season for The locals. bu'
they expect to easily defeat the boy
from Crabtown.
Next Wednesday night the local
quintet will meet the husky five OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of North Carolina and the en-
thusiasts here are expecting a hard
fought and very interesting battle
This will be about the hardest game
ON the LOCALS schedule and they are
putting in some hard practice in prep
aration for II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
HAND ON GIRL g BODY,
NEGRO DENIES GUILT
Asbury Park Officials Believe
Accused Man is Victim
of Circumstances.

ASBURY PARK, " j.. Nov. IA
Thomas Williams. the negro whose
arrest followed the discovery of little
Mary Smiths mutilated BODY in
clump of woods Yesterday, was not
even removed from his cell Tor court
procedure today. so fearful were the
police Of mob violence. A crowd sur
rounded the jail all day and had not
dispersed late tonight. To carry out
the requirements of the law, the ne
gro was informally arraigned today as
he stood in his cell and was held
without bail for further eXamina lon.
William II. Smith. chief of police
of Asbury park, held conference
with the prisoner today and announced
afterwards that Williams apparently
had established a good alibi.
Many persons were inclined to thinS
the man a victim of circumstances,
but this does moi seem to soften the
high feeling in the city. 3D.
The child's mother is still in a -seri-
Gus condition from grief and shock
In an attempt to wiring confes-
sion from the prisoner the child
body was brought into the Jail corri-
dor this evening. The negro was lea
forth and halted beside 4.
Il swear to God | did not harm me
Girl. | had nothing TO do with Il, ne
said firmly.
Lock into her eyes and say that.
he was commanded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
Or. CORSS RETURNS
FROM EUROPEAN TOUR
Well Known Physician Spent Month G.:
October IN hosp'tais 90
NicnOa and Berlin.

rr. ana Me- > Mes NDnn"lV Corss
lctu,pcd tu ihcr homr in this city
Sunday morning a.t,r gu extended
to.r of Europe About Month o'
ir. To- 'imc Ne spent .u Fisi ine Oh
muish isles. Franc" and Germany,
and during the entire month a. Dc
iohor thc doctor attended clinics in
tho hospitals oi Nicrm aud Berlin.
nud,s thc auspif.s a. ,hc Anne can
Med Association of those cities.
Ou hc ,stmn % DR. and Mrs CnrS'
made hricf steps "a ports ol Naples.
Sicily ana cth'r points on the sgd.
tcrancan. before sailing foC N'N
York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15

Carrying to q watery grave Captain
Soderbevg end his crew of five men,
The whaleback barge Baroness bound
from Newport News for Providence
II. J.. in tow of the whalcback steam
er Bay Port. sank off Fire Island, \.
y. Thursday night after being rua
down by an unknown SqGare-l 'SSed
snip.
News of the tragedy was received
here Yesterday morning in telegram
from Boston 10 Henry B. Holmes, To-
cal agent of the White Oak Coal Com
pany which owns the fleet of whale
back 0arges and steamers operating
in the coast coal trade. Few details
were given. but the telegram stated
that the steamer was unable TO ind
any trace OF the barge and after
abandoning the search continued on
to Boston. She reached that port
yesterday.
According to the Associated Press.
nothing was known at New York OF
the accident and the Bay Port reach
ed Boston safely without any barge
in tow. but the Chamber OF Commerce
nj that city did not get any report
of the loss Of a barge by the steamer.
This is the second of the whale
hack barges which has been lost at
sea with her crew since the feet was
brought down from the Great Lakes
ave years ago. The first was lost oil
,he Virginia coast by the steamer
rav View four years ago and TO tins
day nothing mas been heard or seen
either Of the barge or her crew OF SIX
men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15

Smiths home which Mr. CtNun could
not Give without referrinr io hi~ frc
ords 80 the witness was withdraw
temporarily. Tie viii he .,,aii'd .o
day.
J. T.. Warren Called.
l. T. Warren. who said Zee hast
been in the insurance bu in"fs here
for twenty years. was ihc next Wit
nVss. lie said ne repre-. ems lhv New
ilampshirc rire Insurance COMPANY.
The Western Assurance tuwrany and
the Philadelphia Fine A. -o,iation iu
this Citv and uses ihc rate prcso ih.
ed hy the Southeastern Underwriters
Association for policies written 30 an
of these companies. ile has not
wii.ten al any other rates than tho So
OF Tho a. sociatiOn since May Is. 9a'
has .dded the ten per cent increase
in every instance Witness said W
had applied The increase only to prop
crty within the city limits Question.
ed about conference al Mr Batch
elor's office between W. Y. Prescott
/. II. Warren and others on May ~
the witness said he did nor even know
Messrs. Prescott and Warren were
IN town al the lime. but ihat he ha"
since heard about the conference.
The direct examination oi Mr.. War
rem was about concluded when court
adjourned for the day shorty after
: o'clock lie will resume the stand
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
Casarrh Cannot be Cured

.,ith LOCAL AFFILIATIONS ns thy cannot
coach Tho ..at az ihe dlspa-r fhtsrih Is d
siood or eonstitt tiona' aisessc, ami ~ orce'
to eure IL vou mus tax" internal remedies
Halls caterfh care &. tske' inter 81 ', ehI
aefs .ilrpctlv on ihe blood and mDrous sur
fsrcs Halls atarri tur- il rOt Quack M a
icine IL was nresciibei hv one 4 the, best
pnyslcians Is this country Ter year. anu y
rcguiar rtesr.iption. Il T. composed of the
,est tanics known, co"ninef with the hesi
,'ood purifiers. acting directly % the mucous
.urface- The perfect combination OF me I q
Ingredients y what prqiuce~ s1ch wonderful
results in curing Catsrrh Send tories iEonlal'
free ~ ,
+ J. CHENEY 4 90 Props, Toledo, q.
Sold bv tTusels-s price 80.
T.ke Hairs Family rlils fir constipation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
PORT REPORT.
monday, November "A, 1910.


Steamer Swaledale OBJ, Smith,
RaItimore-to Furness. Witty < Com
many for export freight.
Steamer Allegheny OBJ. Harndeh.
London via Leath and Savannah and
Charleston. S. C.-to Furness, WithV
& Company. Ltd. for export freight
Steamer Hannibal (U. 5. naval ccl-
lierl. Ports mouth. Va.-tO White OAK
Coal Company in ballast.
steamer Julia Luckenback. Conner.
esats..a-tc Smokeless Fuel Company
Tor fue; coal.
rarge hockland No. fron' kock,
land. Ne-to Chesapeake q ONO Ooai
& Coke Company in baf'aSt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
STATE OFFICERS ATTEND.
Interesting Addresses Made to Local
LODGES of Odd Fellows.

Grand Master Robert ID. fancey'
q, Lvncnburg, and Grand Marshal u
NJ. Allen. OF covfngton. Of the Var
einia state Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows. were the guests Of honor 81
BANQUET given by the three local
lodges of Odd Fellows Saturday night
"a the lodge room al Thirty-secono
street. and washington avenue. Both
OF the visiting officials made inter
esfins addresses. Refreshments were
served and the celebration proved
one of the most enjoyable snairs the
lodges have attempted In many
rroufhS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
"NEAR-ROBBERY" CHARGED.
Soldier Arrested for Breaking Oper
Music Machine.

w. II. Smith. a soldier stationed
at Fort Monroe. was arrested last
night by Special Officer c. J. Padgett
and locked up at the station house
on the charge of destroying property
with intent 10 rob" II is alleged
that the man broke open n music box
in n disreputable house in Rockets
with the intention of stealing The
money in it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
coII;.r hannibal Arrfyes.

TIE United States naval collier
,4soais,si came into port yesterday
from PesssmOuth, \. H., to load a
cargo - coSi for the navy depa-'-
ment. As she reouires dry coal sue
anchored in the bsTboT TO await clear
weather before docking
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
GAMING CASES CONTINUED.
Defendants Ash That Hearing be
Postponed Until Today.

Postponed Until Today.
Owing ~ the fac; that James ID.
Bohlk an had TO hc out of the city
yesterday lie cases of the four pool
room men who We're arrested Satur-
DAY nigh. ON charges OF running a
gaming house" were continued until
this morninr by Police Justice Brown
Yesterday morning Bohiken. j. L.
Sbley ond G. G.. Payne are charred
with runuiug q gaming house. While
Powell. who operates pool room for
c. W. Bohlkon 4 Comoauy. is charged
with aiding and abetting gaming.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
AIIeohany loading Exports.

The British steamer ALLEGHENY. o.
,he Witty Line, came into
mort Yesterday from London via Leita
and Savannah and Charleston. s C..
10 load export freight here. Af'cr
loading here. the Allegheny VIII go
70 Norfolk to complete her cargo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
SOON 10 PILES VICTIMS
a Cure without Getting or other o.
jecticnseie Treatment

Here IS a priceless boon TO any
enc Who suffers with piies - any
Nnd. A medicine IN tablet fora.
taken internally that cures all forms
Of piles. Only per cent. Of known
failures.
A medicine that Is sold under street
guarantee Your uoney back " you
arc one ~ the per cent
medicine that avoids operations
SO Use q rasiy saves OF sgDposi-
torie>.
A = g. Klor. Newport Ne~t.
Va ecus this rcmcdy-Dr. Leon
f,s-drs Hem Rod. 81 for - days
treatment. Dr. I<-oShsrdf Co. sat on
IT, buffalo. y. Y P-oT& Write Tor
cock1et-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15

Lewis Jcnkiht. 5Has
Head the negro. who iisonea 90
eph TATE on Eighteenth nrset rsi"f
day night. were arrested Sunsay ana
s..-.,es M AZ the uolice station N
~ ,-sice court yesterday Tor'ills
his 49, 80 continued urih ms
MORNING.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15

Nes-r-. Trspas A. Reynolds ana
T i Hundicy r~sss~ed Sunday night
f-ora Mr. Hundiey-s ia somc a.
clover. Va. where they spcrt ~ess
bro..ne They bagged about ir''
h,rds and a number Of rabbits an
sorrr-ds. Mr. p. p. Reynolds. VINO
accomDsriea ts.-n, returned TO MS
none IN wHming,o@. : C.. Sunday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15

The Are. lean stesmer julia Luck
enback Cspfain Conner. arrived yes
to-day from Sabine 70 ioao ,ue' oo1,'
She proceeded last niSht 'o' ro'''
land Ne.