tin or authority or the not of oonmou
June 4.1soi (an diet. it. It it Ind 862).
on the reocdnmendetion of the allure-
of agriculture it to hereby ordered
the proclamation ot Fob. ill. 10th. on-
relay the Chuaach National foreit be
edition to reduce the me or adult no.2
final forest by eliminating therefrom thd
tollovvlng doacrlbcd tract. containing up-
Broiiinatcly 12,800 acres of land. which
been found upon eitemlnntion to be
no chiefly valuable for national forest
moses: 2
Beginniné at a. point where the meridian
longimde lit degrees 6 minutes welt
cronies the coast lino 0: Controller bay.
thence north aloha said meridian line to
the parallel of latitude at 00 dedreea i0
2 ,taitiutes tint-tilt thence West along raid
parallel to it point where the name crooner
the coast line at or near the mouth or
adoring river and thence along the count
to the place of Menuhin
‘2 The tract a vo described it hereby re-
22 Itorcd to‘tbe bile domain. ‘
WILLIAM B. TAFT.
lg}... White House. Wolhinnton. Oct. 28.
The president declares that the order
you... not permit the Contmilel‘ Buy in.
‘ Railway and Navigdtlon company to
[nature a monopoly of the Controller
‘ oily" finial: milliliter the low. it strip
eighty rode wide must be. left between
, each entry. haiiln3 a frontage of 100
rode on navignblo water. The law also
, keeps the control of the share. which
2‘ luciudee the tints lying between high
ywntcr and low avatar. under the di-
rection of congress. This provision.
days Mr. Taft. fully protects the pub
22lic 'and abtolutoly preventp any in-
dlvldual or corporation from acquir-
inn a monopoly.
In regard to the “Dick to Dickmlet-
her. in which there. in 2a reference to
Charles Taft. the prhaident denies that
his brother ever spoke to hint con-
22 cernlng Controller hay. Richard S.
‘ Ryan or any grant in Alaska. He says
that the letter in question cannot be
found in the tiles of the government.
2 and he refers to it an a “wicked fob-
-2 flotation." Ho declares that his brothv
Y'er never heard of controller buy un-
til the president sent him a cableprnm
xixardllig the subject.
i. Poniblo Harbor In Controller Bay.
2 ' The message describes the location
of Controller bay, which was original-
iy included in the Chugnch forest to
serve. it or a time it was thought that
the water of the bay was too shallow
219 lnairo it valuable as a bother. but
in i907 a channel wee diacovored.ex-
tending into the bay about seven miles.
The tract taken from the donut re-
ecrvc by the president's order covers
12,800 acres in a triangular form, tho
side alon3 Controllorbay being he‘-
twccn slit and seven miles long. which
covers the channel mentioned. r
The president's meevaize then says:
All \tho- territory ourrouudlng Con-
. trailer boy wal'iocluded in the Chu-
l2 mob forest reservation in 1900 by h
‘ proclamation of President Roosevelt.
‘ ti'iio'iiupormnce 2o: Controller bay in
I that it ile- ebeut. twentydlve mien
from very2 valuable coal dope-lie.
kaolin all the Bering coal iieldu. Kn»
}23 tulle be): in to the wt of lbelitroilcr
iv and' almost immediately adjoina‘
t. it iii an open roadstead. upon the
.I‘ll‘o‘rb of which an attempt was made
by the2lier3nn~tluggooheitn Iyndloato
to eitubliiih a railway terminal and
thence to build a road to the amt.
coal acid... already mentioned. it‘llo
dihpt failed for the room that: the
titer tome»; tile taminalo
annoyed by storm and the
ill became impracticable. homo
more farther went of
the mouth of the Ooh-
’nnd Navination
~22l2lir. Pincliot. the then forester. tor
' it
In December. 1900. ilicbe‘rd 8.1mm
representing the Controller Railway
zonally. applied to
elimination from the dilution for“ 22,
2 mat-vapor. of a tract of land to enable
hisi conipuoy to secure minted term
22mlnnlll. bunkers. railroad shops. etc..
22‘ ..‘on the horthweot Ihjoro o2 Controller
2b y. This application tree referred
h 'the associate forester to the district
forester at Portland. Ore. and by him
to the femoral! in Aldflklu‘ The result
ot‘thene‘ reierunceund the applicatioa
was that early to 19210 Mr. Graven.
who had in the meantime become for-
ester. rcpoitod that there who no ob~
lacuna train the standpoint of torque
interest: to the elimination of the tract
indicated or. indeed. 718.000 acres on
the northeast above 0! controller boy.
The attention.“ the envy deprive
22inent we: invited. b‘yithe forestry bu-
"reiin to the propooel to opentboohote
01 002110009!" be: it). catty and. count)»
lion. and inquiry was made whether
the navy department decked to use
Controller buy as a reservation and
whether it objected to its being opened
up. The answer was in the negative.
The matter was cenliderod' by the
forestry bureau, by the eecrettwy of
agriculture. by the iiecrctory or the in-
torlor and by the: general laud oilico.
and the result was a recommendation
to me in May. 1010.22that‘en elimina-
tion be made of 320 acres with a front-
age of 100 red: on the northwest above
of Controller bay.
1 considered the whole case in Au
gust. 1010. anddlrected that the 320
acres. rcc‘ommendedby both depart-
ments. be eliminated at recommended.
o question iinally came before the
cabinet late in October; After a full
distillation or the matter and after h
consideration of the law 3 estimated
dissatisfaction with the order because
it purported on its face to make the
elimination for the boucilt of a rail-
road company of a tract of land which
the company could not secure under
the statute. for it was a tract 820
acres in one body when only 100 acres
could be thus acquired. In the second
place. i preferred to make a much
larger elimination oil a tract facing
the entire channel and with sufficient
room for a terminal railway town.
i one willing to do this because i
found the rcntrlctieno la the law will
clout to prevent the possibility of any
monopoly of either the upland or the
harbor or channel by the Controller
Railway and Navigation company or
any other persons or company.
it had been originally suggested by
the forestry ilureuu that 18,000 acres
might safely be eliminated so for an
forestry purpoioe, were concerned. but
tour had been expressed by one of the
district forcetere that ouch a large
elimination would offer an opportunity
to the company to one load scrip and
acquire title to extensive town slice.
and the result of the Joint couuidcra-
tion of both departments had been the
reduction be 820 acrea
Autumn All' Rupomlblllty.
I with to be on Ipeclilo as possible
upon this point and to suythnt 1 alone
am responsible for the enlargement
of the proposed elimination from 320
never to 12.300 acres and that 1 pro-
poeeii the chaaxe and noted my row
Iona therefor. and. while both necro-
harlot cordially concurred in it. the
concoction was mine.
The atatemont or to. Ryan. who had
been properly vouched to the inventor
by two nontlemon whom i know. air.
Cheater Lyman and Air. Fred Jon-
nlnizii. and who had produced it letter
from a reputable financial iii-in. Probat.
Wcitlor it (20.. was that; the railway
company which he copulation bed I!»
petition more than 37de making
preparation: tor the ennui-notion or I
railway from Controller buy, to the
coal detail. twenty-five mile: away. but
that they were obstructed in to doin3
by. the order roaming the Chllziicll
forest recurrence. Which covered all
of the Controller bay chore. He. at
well an; Propel. Wobbler d: ('30.. alive
every utterance that; the corner not:
hallway company. owned by Modern.
Mame tail homeroom. had no coir
auction with them and that they were
outlined in an independent combine
. in 399d tutti; to build on independent
ill-cad. No brilliance to the culinary
2i")... been more: to my motion
or.
ii concern «a. pou‘ible that the
2: o _ bill of the hopper River hallway
lupin: one attempt to buy thin
dilllflifli hill] if 2]]: Md ’iiiililir
7 Ifgthiit Nonnumeri-
,thetio‘
locustruction or the load department.
“I :
entry can be allowed extending more
than too nods along the above or any .
2 nevlnhblo water. and albeit ouch entire
a ounce of at. local eighty lode must be
renewed from entry between all each
elation”.
Thil‘d.-—Nothin3 la the not contained
to to be construed to authorize edition
to be made or title to be acquired to
the libero or any navi3able violate
within euiil district. 2
Under the first limitation the navi-
notion company and every other per.
ton is prevented from locating more
than .100 acre: in one body By the
ill shown in the record. this requires
it separation between any the outline
by the some poi-Ion or in the name log:
latest of a tract or fatty norm.
would prevent the possibility or my
one person or any one interest acuhlr-'
in on entire tract lilto that at 212.80%
octet.
Fronto3o Held by Government. 2,
The second limitation in important
in that it prevents the entrvot claim!
at any point. on the allure bovinu it?“
creator frontage than halt a mile and
require: that between that and the
next cinim taken up there shall be It
tracings reserved to the public and
kept in public control of a quarter or
a mile. The consequence in that in
the seven miles of the frontage of thin
eliminated tract there must be more
ed {or govern ment coatrol‘uad use and
such diepoeitoa in concrete may see
ht to make and free from private Ip-
proprintlm; a trootuuo aggrciiuting
two and three-quarter allies and I0
distributed along the libero in front.
once of eighty tells all to mafe oer.
tnlu at a public minute of thiotwldth
having all the udvuntuwtbut nay pri-
vate fronte‘xe can have. in other
nerds. if a tract with a halt mile
frontage is located at a particularly
advantageous place with reference to
the harbor then on each side of that
frontage must be resorted to the pub-
lic e frontage of a quarter of a mile.
or a halt mile in all. for public uses.
Three two restrictions necessarily
prevent a monopoly of land abutting
on the shore. and or they nocooouriiy
prevent a monopoly by any one to
tutor or in the interest of any com
puny for whom Iocutore are acting
they take away the motive for the ac‘
(intuition of land and fl’tlllllllm merely
for the purpose of excluding other
companies and possible competitors
and tend to couiiuo locatora to the ill.”
quieltlon 01' land to be profitable in it:
use.
“ Since the executive "order was in»
sued. Oct. 28. will. there have been
four locations under aoldiora' scrip.
three or them of 100 red: ouch along
the bay. separated by two division:
or eighty rods. 1 shall assume that
all of them are lathe interest or the.
Controller Railway and Navigation
company. None of them has been an
proved or posted to patent. but i aball
nhhumo they can be passed to valid
patent.
Front-go Loft Open.
0f the more frontage unlocoted
which may be appropriated by Icrlp.
there remain Ii: flouta3on of :00 rode
each on the there of the tract opened
by the executive order racing the bay
and channel. and in addition at lentil
two and thrcoquerter mile! of trout-
u3o distributed in eleven ei3hiy~rod
otilpe. cabinet to public are and the
disposition of concrete 'l‘horo ll thuI
ample room for many" other railroad-
te‘rooch blith water mark on Controh
ior boy and there to acquire tract:
i‘or tormiaale. 0f the 12.800 acres the
ontriea in area have covered only $0
eleven. and all the rent is available for
ocrlp location under the provided. of
the not.
There iii a third mason why the
opening of thin tract to settlement and
limited privute appropriation: cannot
loud to a monopoly in tho‘coniibiior
Buy company or any one also. The die-
tilnce from the dry lend-«i. ruthenium.
lund-tbe line or high water loathe-to
the line at low miter marl: in between
Alto and three miluo. mill the diatom.
to deeper water iii about it voile the
titer. making it creamy. if I‘ liliii'bOl'
in to be reached and need. to too
rtruct a viaduct or tmlolthmor tour _
miles long from the not [to the obitu-
eel. This tidal not it evened by the ,
United iitiitao. Ind the more on; : ,
be: the public land lam or from on
the shore abattln3 that W ii
elven no right or title iii
'i‘tiin would be thol vr lithe“ tat
3 Inch micro. and no 2
that connotation to all its nonopepei‘
2 thin lend.
2 Tim" 2““ Will tlioiiiill ii: ‘
2"” will“. to Waller. lillii 22
‘ y unfounded.
The Iiatoihont oil '2
vomoo.‘ the correspondent oi! the v
outdnt'elllueucer: oi Seattle I newe- ‘ "
Miler of wide circulation ainon3 open.
,‘ple most laminated in Aliiiilni.‘ shows
that.~ ion data bolero the order was 2
. made! now- ot the doodle of Ryan'e ;_
2, application and the probability of lot ‘
i“
Mi. told the disclosure of
“it! hitoieet l vaI in—
helm; 3rantoti was given wide public? 2 2
“I:
the amnion the order was owned. Oct.
228. 1010. a full notice of the no ol
the order and its detail: was ornith-
ed by the apartment to all corro-
apoudeato in he form of 2a newt bub
iotin. Finally the agent ‘ofh th new
elated Prove certifies that at 12' p. an.
Oct. 28. will. there was neat out by
clients a telegram taken treat a typr’
written statement issued of the in-
toilet department on renown:
Washington. Oct lawn virulent ii.-
800 acres of land in the (2 inch Neti‘ al
threat Ainslie. have been restored by he
preoldent for dllpooition under appropri-
ate land lowl accordluu to information
meat. There land! are “touted on the
count illlu oi Controller bar. in loathe";
Muslin. near the Cunninnhum olIliuo‘. and
have been found upon examination to be
of little value for forestry put-pom
it Would be didicuit to proportion
advertisement more informing lo the
public or more likely to attract the at.
2‘ ienliou of all likely to deulro ocunlsi
tion of land on Controller bay. 0;; the
29th the chief (cluster sent a telegram
making a similar announcement to his
district forester at Portland. tire.
The order has been attacked on the
ground that it did not contain a pro:
vision delaying its taking effect for
thirty Guys ul’tor‘ its publication. all
orders restoring loud to nottlbment by
homoetcndcrs frequently do. An ex
animation of the record flatulence an
explanation of this feature of the or
tier he mode. When in October the
two departments had agreed? with my
acquiescence. that the order should be
on elimination of only 320 acres on
order describing the 320 acres. direct-
lnz its maturation to entitlement and
containing the usual provision ‘p’oeb
ponin3 its taking effect thirty daya
was prepnred’ln the country bureau
and forwarded to the interior deport-
moat.
spread on the lace of theordor I apr-
cllicdcclaroiion that it won mode to
adord terminals tor the Controller
Railway and Nevinullon company. and
a: no one else was cxpoolod to inter-
veuo and take up any part oi: the chin-
inated tract the restoration wan mode
immediate.
Approved by Secretary.
The torn; thus amended wail submit
ted to the secretary of agriculture. who
expressed blunt-elevation for the im-
mediate restoration order through his
solicitor: memorandum on the face
of the order. do follow:
Mr. Clements. ”violent Attorney in the
interior DepettmInMWo think this; 0.5K.
The mutant ny- it in the direct war
and lope-lo to him.
GEORGE P. H‘CABE.
.2'l'hc idea or the secretary doubtleso
was that the short form of ordor‘ivav
preferable becausoon it» fore it tron
directly indicative of the purpose to
secure an opportunity to the railway
company by proper entry to collie on
thelaud eliminated. and an no one also
was expected to intervene no poetpono-
moot wail needed. Accordingly when
the carp came for decision in the cunt
net the order wanwithout any peat-
poaetuont clone. Thin won the form
lent me for my tincture by the acting
mommy oi the interior department.
When i directed the «tilting out of
the reference to the railway company
and the commitment of the area from
820 nerve to 12.800 acres the form of
the order in it: provision for imme
diate reiteration woo not chancel
have no doubt that title was the our
son why theprdvriuuod tool: the forth
it did. and the poutponenioat clIim
been renovated i would doubtiauly
have directed it to be embodied in the
order. But the event bu proved that
it on really not important in thin
can. tor in now nearly blue mantle.
only the Controller halitroy Nevin
thin can: it: but mode may scrip on
trim on the eliminated tract. and thin
oltbohcli p.000 arm had three miter
or victor trout Itlll min open to on;
it (driller appetite no... the root 2 22
‘ordI or the interior department that ‘,
made public today by the interior depnri- 2
There it was doomed wiser to.
The statement load for no thy brother
lit concernedwaod that' is the chic!
mature oi the pootvcrlpt~lo utterly oli-
founded. lie hover wrote ate the or
ml... to are in menu... to Richard 8.
Ryan or on the ailment of Controller
buy or the grantln3 of any prirllcnea
or the making or any orders in redirect
to Elohim. He has no interest in
Ala-ha. hover had and knows nothing
or the circumstances connected with
this transaction. He does not remcm
be;- that be ever met Richard 8 Ryan.
[in hover board of the Controller any
railroad until Wcablexrain of inquiry
reached him
Mr. tluiilugor an in I telemim in
opener to my mum that he never
rocoivod turn a podtscrlpt and that be
was in Seattle on the date of July 13.
when it was vain to have been writ.
ten.
lit. Richard 8 Ryan. in a letter
vvhlcb he has sent me without solicito.
lion. says that he never met my broth-
or. Mr. Charles P. Tait. and that so
for as be known hit. Chili-lee P. Toy
never had the olightest interest in Con-
tmller buy. in the Controller Railway
and Navigation company or in any
Alnakaa company. and be utterly tie-
nlcs writing or signing the alleged
imtocript. 'i‘bo utter luiprobnbllity of
his writing such ‘a postscript to iiir.
Bulliuper "at Washington when the
letter was away tor his vacation for
live moutbl molt impress every one.
The fact is that Mr. iiallinger never
saw the letter. or July hi. lino. to
which thio pouncrlpt it said to have
been attached. it was neat to me by
air. Carr. Secretary italiinger'o pri-
vate secretary. at Bereri . on July
ii~tbe next day. i read lo letter at
Beverly in usual with other papers
and sent them to the White Hence.
it was placed upon the White Home
than and remained there until‘ April
22. loll when it was. by request of
Secretary Fisher. for one in connection
with his power to a senate inquiry.
returned to the interior department.
and it was after this that the corre-
spondent in said to have seen the let»
tor ulth the poetncrlpt attached Mr.
Carr law no such postscript when he
tout the letter to me. i did not one it
when i lead it bio one saw it in the
executive adieu. but it remained to no
war on a Domcript when it in said.
that the correspondent saw the letter
in April or bio! on the tiles of the lib
torlor department. All other: were de
bind the night. t
The person on whose statement. the
existence of what hoe been properly
obnniceorised no an amazing pout»
script it! based in a writer for new.
papers and magazines. who won given
perinlsnion by Secretary Fisher. after
consultation with me. to examine all
the dine in turnout in the Controller
bay matter. and this under the super
vision of Mr. Brown. than private aeo-
tetury to the “oratory of the interior.
litter the exclamation. lit which it is
alleged this poatucrlpt will received
from the hand or Mr. Brown. the cor
reepoodeut prepared an elaborate om
cie on the subject at thin order and
Controller boy. which woe Inbmiited
to Sir. Fisher and which won discou-
od with tit. Flutter at length. but new
or in the continuation between them
or in the article Iubtnlttod did the con
mpoudont mention the oxlutonce ot
the poehcrlpt. Mr. Brown atom that
there we» no Inch bankrupt in the
papers when he allowed them to the
compondeut and that he never new
each a postscript. Similar evidence to
given by air. Carr and other chore
alone of the mom in the interior do-
Dormant.
lltrougor evidence or the htannin and
oinhclootly Ilaodemnc liInictor of
the Ilium (lo-tempt could not be
bad. it: only biennium iii the lirht
it totem en the bitumen and renew
of wine or the» who one active part
try and there are moral am: roll
m companion in addition to the con.
troller Rollin; and Narmada coon
puny that had and lmiilltie for rliibh
or my in
yam who have lied la the loot nine
vicinity in no
moutbli the tibial: notice pt their op
portunlty it the! wind to enter on
no so... to on» no... 2
autonomic; t deuc- to unit it
I limitation Melvin
mmm‘athiohod a: 2
not sum it ,
In” “'0'
in every dimmed of Aleutian lunch.
The totality «id their docile to be
mirth all who invert intent (illifict
Ind oil who are oiiiciaily' connected
with it: ndmlalotratioo 01mm upon
the mum of melt human tantru-
menu and monotonic abduction oi
Inch lulu obtained! all thin boob
Icrlbb l dliiilllto to dwell upon
‘ , lecture at the" care. but it it to toll of
Itasca thntourht tobotthvatotli‘e
heart of every [I citiIou that l
rennet been it em in idiom
When i made this one i not been
that the condition public opinion in
reference: to lot 2 Ion; indium.
incited by charm ' 2' .
founded and otheth
catcher reauonnbio and patriotic loco
tlirht’ from the government in that die
.tioliote to the rlslt run in the lovesiw
but thevuliieble oil or Alaska
the corrupt or unhiir acqului-
22 pm
(lion oi: undue privilege. french!» hr
trict. But every one mint know that
the recourceo ot Alanna can me be-
collie Ivaiiabie either to the people or
Alaska or to the public or the United
States unlesu reorient; bio opportunity ill
granted to those who would invest
their money to secure a return proper» 2
input and reasonable under all the cir-
cumstoncea. 2 22
On the other hand. the acrimony ot
spirit and the intense malice that have 2
been engendered in respect of the ud- -
ministration of the government in
Alaska and in the consideration of
measures [imposed roi- nor relief and
the wanton rockienuuess and outer--
neu with which attempts have been
made to bcsmircll the characters of
high oiilclulnihaving to do with the
Alaskan government and even oi: per—
does not in public life present a co -
liltion thiit calls for cohdemnntlon and
requires that the public be warned of
the demomllmtion that has been pro- .
duced by- no. lueterlcai suspicious or
good people end the unscrupulous and.
corrupt misrepresentations. or the
nicked. Tho helpless state ‘te which
the crediiiity, oi!» noble and the malev-
olent «sandal mongeringirof others
have brought the people or Alaska in
their utruimle for. its development
ought to give the public pause. for on-
tii a luster and fairer view be taken
investment in Alaska. which is neces-
sary to its development. will be no:
possible. and bonnet ndtninlstrutore
and legislators will be embarrassed“
the advocacy and putting into opera.
Funeral Director and E
in North Main strut. South.”
. urdayeot 1 p. m.‘ At 23y
service every other
.day from 7 a. m. to L
David W. name 2‘
III-ideneo‘pi Wublngte
Telephone at office. _
Telephone at hence.
tlon of those policico in regard to the
territory which are newd’aory to its
progress and prosperity.
WILLIAM E TAI‘T
The White House. July 20. 1911.
.4..."
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. J’
Evolution of the Nursing Bottle.
The original nursing bottle was n
We born. to the email end of which
were sewed two pierce of leather. as a
finger or a glove. and the infant drew
[to nourlahment between the stitches.
According to hr. D i‘ors‘yih. fifteenth
century mothers used to nurse their
babies for close‘upon three years. I
duration etlil customary among the
Japanese and Gmnlandem. in the
time of tho Stuarts it had declined to
between eighteen months and two
2mm. in the time of the Gnomes it
fell to one year. and now be reckoned
the average on 'eigbt months. During
the Honoverian. period the practice of
fcedlux bellied artificially became
somewhat common. Cow‘s milk was
not then considered luat the food for
a baby deprived of its mother‘o‘ milk.
and the substance called "pap" was
introduced through the cow's hora.
"Pap" was a mixture of crust soaked
water and sugar. A baby that thrived
on it was usually one of rare constitu-
tion. The nursing bottle with I lean
rubber atom succeeded the cow'b
horn and by dezreev the comparative
sanitary feedlot: bottle or today we:
introduccd~New York World.
An inland in a Cloud.
White inland thirty mum to the
aorthcult of New Zealand. is perhnpt
the man extraordinary island in the‘
world. it in Inrenortnouo mean at
took nearly three miles in circumfor
once. viola); 900 feet above the cell.
and ill perpetually cavelhpod lit dark
clouds. which are viliblo for nearly
2l00 miles. The inland coniloto Iimoot
entirely of Iulphur. with I entail per
contain of ”photo. borne yuan m
an attempt woo made to. float a com
pany to work the oulphur. which in oi
high quality. but tumcltuit capitol war
he: Iobtcrlbod. Therefore the export
of oulpbur trour White inland in Itill
very email. in the interior it I latte
tally titty arm in «not. the water
of which but a temperature or iii) do-
area it. and lo otronnly Nominated
with Iride- On one. villa of thin lithe
are mom (both which emu; cream
with smut tom and polite. Thil
aroma and the vapor from tho little
forth the dark cloud that catalog» the
inland.
i Wm indict Inuilch.
The moot question on to why item“
la Incite It the it lies coherently been 2
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