OltKOON CITY KNTKIMMIISK. KIM DAY. JULY :i. 1!1I.
THESE DARING ENGLISH AVIATOROSS 6EA IN AMERICAN MACHINE
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FRANK WMllE. NEW
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HAVE SOME FORM OF THE
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TATE Of ALABAMA
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These are tbe two aviator who will attempt to fir across the Atlantic
ocean In Ilodman Wanamaker'a big hydoacroplane. the America. Thy mere
napped toeether after the successful trial flights of the "winced whale" at
Ijike Keuka. N. Y. Lieutenant John C. Tone, a retired navy aviator of En is
land, wilt bare charge of the America and w ill pilot It with tbe aid of hi
friend, (reorge E. A. Hallett. alkO an Englishman. The America waa built by
Ulenn II. Curtlaa at llammondiiport. N. V. The night acroxg the tea will be
attempted in July, ataxtlnf from SL John'i N. F, and flying via the Axorea
and Spain to England.
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Lively ChwM.
"How did joa Bad tbe Stilton I aent
your
"Find It? We didn't find It! At
toon at ever my wlfe'a back waa
tnrned It jumped from tbe pantry
bf!f. ran down tbe garden, out of the
rate and was last teen cbailng a
frightened dog down Uie road." Lon
don Mall.
I
wet Gooda For Gowna With Diploma.
Girl graduate of a school at Oak
land. Cal, will receive not only their
diploma, but material from which they
will make tbelr own graduation dress-
e. Tbe purchasing agent for the
chool Is to Jje a dressmaker, baying
all tbe materials and measuring the
clotb according to tbe alie of each
graduate, .
RUMOR COMES FROM REDLAND T HAT
H OBLITZELL MAY JUMP TO FEDS
DOING TOO HUCl
In a certain Curi-an country, whit-a
thill It nsiliali-M here Imt II l Ideiill
Bed tuo Mlly, there Is a small tuwa
bleb ha Hi ilMlii-tlu uf Ivlng tbe
birthplace of su Aierk-D Billllotialre,
lie Is a very rich mlllkiualre- Indeed,
to wealthy, lu fmi. that be give away
t'U fortune a million at a lluie and atlll
seem to bare many more of tbem to
1e.
After aalig many year lu America
and acrutnulntliig bis uuueue fortune
here this man went hack far a vUlt lo
bl native plac and prx-redod lu lie-
stow auie of his nillllnus on It. II
hi given lo the tiwn a lltirary and
public ball and balhs and parks and
gyuinatluuis ud numerous olher thing
wblch Ih rltliens of other towns aud
cities pay for Itieimelvee, llora. be
has created a "tnwt." w bleb be haa en
dowed wltb million", for the purpose
of adding lo bis bencfsctlons lo tbe
town.
While the place Issts It la lo feel tbe
Impress of this man's gifts. In partial
repayment tbe town lias marked tbe
birthplace of Its dUUtiguUbed product
w ith a golden tablet.
Now- 1
Some folks are queatlonlng the wis
dom of the accepinuce of all th
gifts. They admit that the millionaire
and the trustees bav made and are
making the town a better place In
which to Ure and work, but they as
sert tbst the gain is more than offset
by the lis of Independence. When
the people of other places wsnt a park.
for lnstauce. they agitate tbe question
of tbe need for IL Tbey enlist the
service of public minded rltliens. and
tbey work In various ways to raise the
funds for tbe purchase of tbe pleasure
ground. In that way many persona
feel a direct. Individual Interest In the
maintenance of the park and Its wel
fare
But thing are different In tbe town
In question.
When It wants another park or bath
or library It turns without question to
tbe "trust" and auks for IL Generally
It get It for the trust fund la large.
and the trustees are liberal wltb tbe
millionaire's money.
As wltb towns so with Individuals.
The thing that Is appreciated most la
tbe tblng for which you work and plan
and save If It falls Into your lap like
ripe fruit you do not appreciate IL
And tbe working and planning and
aarlng are good In themselves for tbe
development of character.
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j U.3'5f.NAT0r f K'ANis WMlTgl
I'nlted Rtatee Senator Frank While
of Alabama, succeeds I'nlted Himes
Senator Joseph F. Johli'on of thut
alale. Senator Whit U very promi
nent In Alabama politic.
MADRID'S ARID SITE.
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Making It Easy.
Wlfe-Wbat's tbls-a nevf box of
cigars? Didn't you Just awear off
smoking? Dub-Certainly! That's why
nought this box; I'd be craxy for a
there wasn't one In tbe house
Boston Transcript.
HOBLITZEL
Buck Herzog, Cincinnati's fiery manager, is having enough truble to
keep him busy for several years. On top of the Chief Johnson case and the
Marsans-Davenport Jump word comes that Hoblitzell, the big German first
sacker, is flirting with the Feds. Whether be will take the leap or not re
mains to be seen, but it's a safe "bet he won't is Herzie can help it. Hoblit
zell Is one of tbe best first basemen in tbe big leagues vnd has been a consis
tent perfrrme ever since breaking Into fast compan; .
LOST HIS BAROMETER.
Count Zeppelin Says Gsnersl Butter
field Snssktd It Away.
Count ZepMIti, tbe Inventor of tne
dirigible ualloou. la not a stranger to
tbe Culled laleH, for be saw service
wltb the Union army In tbe war be
tween the slates. In bis recently pub
lished reinluiwenceH be tells this amus
ing story of (ieiieral KutterDeld, who
was chief of huiIT In the Army of tbe
Potomac:
In plnnnlng operations General But
terdeld atuicbed special HlgulHcance to
knowledge of tbe probable weather
conditions, mid for this reason be he
ranie especially fond of an excellent
aneroid barometer that I bad obtained
from Loudon and paid a lot of money
for.
Be saw this Instrument In my tent.
borrowed It from me, tueii found It Im
possible lu give It up. He kept It a
longer time each time be borrowed It
until at last be fulled to return It at
all. Wben I was about to leave tbe
army 1 asked him agulu and agnlu to
return It. and I finally became so
pressing that be sold be would go to
bis tent and fetcb It oul
After waiting outside long time 1
followed bim Into tbe tent It waa
empty. With my barometer In his
band be bad crawled nnder the canvas
and disappeared.
Parched and Dusty Now, It Was One
a Wstarsd Gsrdtn Spot
Travelers (Is J It bard to believe that
Madrid ever abouudej wltb water
The modern town stand on so blesk
and arid an eminence, Ita aurrouud
lugs, save In early spring, are so
parched and dusty and th water ped
dler'a cry of "Agua! Agua,"' Is so In
slateut and ublqultoua on fancies
Madrid muat have been thirsty from
tbe beginning.
Vet Its ancient coat of arms waa a
large dint half Immersed In water,
wltb steel hatcbeta striking It oo ei
ther side, tbe ascending sparka form
ing sort of canopy around It Ap
pended waa the motto:
I was built on wstse.
My walls are of lira,
Such Is my ambition in nL
This device was emblematic only of
tbe city aud It early days before
Charles V. had started It oo Ita bead
long career of greatness merely be
cause be credited Its climate with hav
ing cared him of a fever.
At that time Madrid waa a small
town embowered In gardens' and
woods and meadows and wltb springs
and wells lavishly supplied by nature.
Th Manxanares, now a melancholy.
meager stream, waa of a measurable
depth. But wltb the apportioning of
her territory Into palaces and lodging
bouses for the royal bangers-on and
the rutting down of the trees to swell
the royal treasury tbe Inevitable fol
lowed. Tbe sun of well nigh 400 sum
mer ha burned and rcburned the site
of the old town anJ Its beatrtpped
suburbs and dried up tbe ratural mois
ture. At present the climate of Mad
rid Is nearly the most trying In all
Europe. From Calvert' "Madrid.''
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ARE TOU DOING TOUR SHARE T
Every Intelligent person of mature
years, eaw tally If any attention has
I wen given to h subject of life assur
ance, kuows that a certalu fraction of
lbs lobulation Is going to die within
th ruining week or mouth or year.
Thai has all tx-eu worked out niallie
nistlcslly suiL lu fact, forms the teals
of Hi builneM ami svleiir of Uf as
sursuce. Hut-
Iki you know that th same thing
bold rue of the UUiober of etllcldea?
It la certain, say tuvvatlgslors, that
Ih number of self murderer and thos
who will attempt suicide la known. In
(lilcago, for liutstice, U'.ixiO persons
are dully contemplating tulcld. accord
ing lo a well known psychology II
goes ou lo say that ever year OO per
sous kill Iheiuaelve In the big clly.
"While It Is ImiKMultile to name tbe
unfortunate" be aaya, "w know thai
with Ih present population snd Until
our social, economic and educational
systems undergo fundamental changes,
each year approximately HO will coin
mlt suicide by shooting. J20 by aaphyi
latlon. OU by hanging. 21 by stabbing.
20 by drowning and U by Jumping out
of window."
In tb olden day In England burial
In cousecraled ground waa deuled lo I Kveti lingerie gowns bear th tnodlah
suicide. The conwe was taken at nluht '""X ionic. A smart iiiimII shown bero
to a cnxisroad. and there a aiak w.m , ,n nanilaoiiw ntwnwurK
driven through It and It waa buried at
LOCAL MATURES FORM Biq aARr
Of PROGRAM AT COMlNQ
ABSEMBLV
ENTERTAINMENT BETJERfD BY CHANCE
Cattle Square Entrtalnr Will
Appsar and Orsgonlsns Will
Take Thslr Plat on th
Program
Nut
SCHOOLS IN ARABIA.
Uuser uresm.
"Had a queer dream last night"
"Tell it"
"I dreamed that I made an appoint
ment with myself and when I got to
the place I was gone." Boston Tran
script Selling Out.
Every man has good reasons for sell
ing. The trouble Is to And out what
they are.-I'lttsburgh Tost
Pupils Sit Swsylng en th Floor ss
Thy AH Study Aloud.
In the schools of Arabia the children.
wltb the schoolmaster, sit upon Uit
floor or the ground In a semicircle, and
each has a tablet of wood which Is
painted white and upon which tbe lea
sons are written. When the latter art
learned tbey are washed out and re
placed by other lessons.
During study hours the Arab schools
remind one of the Chinese, for the
children all study aloud, and aa tbey
chant tbey rock back and forth like
trees in a storm, and this movement Is
continued for an hour or more at a
time. The schoolmaster rocks back and
forth also, and altogether the school
presents a most novel appearance as
well as sound. Worshipers In the
mosques always move nbout while re
citing the Koran, as this movement Is
believed to assist the memory.
The desks of the Arab schools are
odd contrivances of palm sticks, upon
wnicn is placed the Koran or one of
tbe thirty sections of it After learn
ing tbe alphabet the boys take ud tbe
study of the Koran, memorizing entire
cnapters or it until the aacred book Is
entirely familiar.
a peculiar method la followed In
learning tbe Koran. The atudy begins
witn tne opening chapter, and from
this it skips to the last Tbe last but
one Is then learned, then the last but
two, and so on In Inverted ordor. end
ing finally wltb tbe second chapter.
the Junction of the blghwsys. In order
tnat in rr or th pussershy might
wl out all traces of th person guilty
or taKiiijr nis own lire.
Nowadays we are more merciful
We know that suicide la the product
of a dlaeased tiilud. We do not. Per
haps, feel individual responsibility for
each man or person who raised the
band of self destruction against btiu-
self-
Rut are we not responsible for tbe
conditions which produce so many sul
rides?
"Until our social, economic and edu
cational systems undergo fundamental
change," says tbe Chicago psyebol
ogtsL Whst Is each of us doing to
bring about the needed changes?
Jt Is the old. old story, going back to
tbe Itook of Genesis, of each of us be
ing his brother's keeper. If w fall to
do all Ibat w can to remedy condi
tions which we know to be wrong w
are recreant to the trust Imposed on us.
It Is not a pleasant thought perhaps,
tbst tbe blood of tbo suicide nisy
trickle lo our own doors and call aloud
for redress of tbe conditions which
made It flow. Hut let all who are capa
ble bred tbe call, and tbe terrible
stream will dwindle.
A Hill and a Pill.
What Is the difference between bill
and a pill? One Is bard to get up, and
tbe other la hard to set down.
' MOTORCAR PROGRESS.
embroidery. The bodice, which Is also
covered with the embroidery, has long,
loose sleeves, which are cloas filling
at the wrist, something of a departure
In this line. The wide girdle Is of rib
bon velvet.
"Of coarse you favor an elsstio cur
rency."
"Yea." replied tlrandp Mlutllcker,
"but I'd like to see some o' tbst good
eld fsshloned elnMHty that 'ud en
able a two dollar Mil to reach all the
way around a family market basket
-Waahlugton Hlur.
She alia arnuml and mourn her lot
Itar amlla ar marvly curaury
Tha raaaon la that ha forsot
Tbalr wailuln annivaiwry.
-Chimin Hacord-ltsrald.
Tbere la one thing connected wltb
railroad travel thut has never succeed
ed In becoming popular, although It la
continually In tbe public eye."
"What I that?"
"A cl!ider."-Haltltmre American.
Th Urd helpa Mm who halp bfmaaU."
Snatching anolh.r kla. ha crlad-
A fno(fall anumlwi on th stair.
Tha Lord halp foul" tha itialdan alhd
-nualon Tranacrlpl
Not Flattered.
"Iienlly, Willie, you look more like
your father every diiy."
"Oult vour cuylu'. maw."-Llfe.
Standarditstion el tha Part and What
That Means.
Aak uny engineer what feu tore of
modern inotonur construction repre
sents tbe grenteKt Improvement and
ndviiiH-einent In ib-Nlgu. nud be will Bay
not tbe niitoionilc englue starter, the
six cylinder engine, but standardize
tion.
iuat may lie a word wblcb means
but little lo the car owner, but be un
consciously derives untold benefit from
It every day Hint he runs bis automo
bile. By reason of It be baa only to
ask for a certalu kind of siwrk plug
and be knows It will (It tbe cylinder,
be has only a dozen or so different
size qf tires from wblcb lo select tbe
one adapted to hla car, and even the
carburetor may be replaced by one of
a different make without auy cbnngv
whatsoever In tbe bolt belea or attach
Ing flange.
A vital part of tbe motor or running
geur may be replnced by a blacksmith
or local machine shop from the ordi
nary sizes of stock carried on band.
and tbe screw thread size aa now
used conform to a 'certain stsndnrd
tbnt renders replacements exceedingly
simple. Urease cups, nuts or bolts that
luuy have been Inst nmy be replaced nl
tbe nearest supply store or gnrnge. for
no longer does each manufacturer
work only In liU own speclllcatlons oo
these minor purls - II. w. Uluusou,
M. E , lu Ualles.
Quite a Changs.
"Percy Is getting used to public
speaking, isn't be?"
"Oh, yes. I remember when you
could hardly get him to stand np, and
now you can hardly get him to alt
down."
Court Tsnnls.
"What Is this court tennis?"
"I guess It must be a royal pastime."
Buffalo Express.
"Womr-sL I'd like to ask you
QUcstlun If you won't get offended '
"Fir awsy."
"Why do you end so much of your
time bunging around a courtroom?"
"Ita the only public pluc where
you can get away from ragtime orches
tra and cabnrvi ftJuturoa." Pittsburgh
Post.
Thnlr plackrta one looked vry neat
ii ui now iook wnar they-v sot am.
They've moved 'am down from walat to
feat
They wear 'am at th bottom.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Dentist Let mo seel I'll bar
to, trcot four teeth eight tcctb eigh
teen teeth-
Mr. I'lldoriold onl Pour teeth, eight
teeth, eighteen teetbl What do you
think I im-n comb? London Answers.
With the help of Ih Portland Aq
club quartette, Mr. Haiuili'l inn, (lra.
gnn'a good roads evnngultat, (
Hlahop l(. J. Cooke, of Portland.
directors of the Willamette Vsllin
('haiilampia assembly have most sat.
lafartorlly solved what might have
proven a difficult pniMoin in arrang
ing Hi" program for the romlug ses
sion uf rliautauijua.
A lelegrain from Chicago laat week
linMiglit tha unpleaaani neaa that th
Casllc H.iiar Entertainer' engsgn
m en l at iliaiitaiKju July ?(h and Mh
nail Keen rsncolril by til Chlcsgil
hooking bureau, owing lu a rhanga In
the peraonnel of th i lull, of which Urn
agency waa not Informed when It
iMMiked Ihe orsanliatloii fur a wnatnrn
trip. Hellevtng for the beat Interest
of the cliatitaiiiia, ss well as (or them
selves, the bureau unceremoniously
canceled all weati-rn engagements, sml
offered a satlafsrtory substitute, The
local directors, however, felt that as
they already had an abundance of
alellar eaatern attraction acheduled, It
would be bolter lo fill the gap with
well knowu Oregohlans. They have
succeeded admirably and fell thai the
aubatltutlon will result In an even bet
ter program than that originally nlan-
ned. '
The Ad Club Quartette Is Ihe great
est orgsnltation of Us kind In the west
snd will give a progrsm of popular,
classic and semUissalo numbers on
the evening of the opening day. This
qusrtette haa made a big hit all over
the alate and only taut week look Ta
coma by etonn. The four are clever
musicians and their efforts have al
ways won Instant favor w ith audiences
everywhere. In the afternoon of the
seventh will be the formal opening of
Chautauqua with an address of wel
come by President lloman, and a re
sponse by lion. W. 8. film. This
I' rogmm wss schedulud for the morn
ing hour, but so many are uunlly put
ling up their camps ou the first morn- '
Ing, It was deemed sdvlsatilu to move
this program over to the aftemoou and
thus give all a chance to participate In
the formal opening of rhaotauqua.
Kamuel Mill, Oregon'a famous good
roads evangellat. waa lo have spoken.
st rhaiitaiiqua on the evening of July
Hth at 00 o'clock In "double head
er" program, following Prof. Lee May.
nurd liuagy'a lecture. On the failure
of Ihe Cantlo Hqtiarra Mr. Hill kindly
offered to move his date to tbe even
ing of the nth of July, when he will
give his Interesting lecture on "Goo4
Itonds and Columbia Itlver Huciint"
at that time, a much more satlafucion
arrangement to all parties, Mr. lllll
talked In Oregon City a few weeks ago
and won hla hearers while his Inter-
on' lug Icctur" and most beautiful views
of Oregon scenery, and brought all to a
restitution that wltb satisfuctory high
way Oregon would lead the world In
scenic grundour.
Hlahop Cooko will speak on the aft
ernoon of tho eighth at 2 o'clock, la a
well known dignitary of tho Methodist
church, being bishop of tho North Pa
cific Dlorean. Ho Is a speaker of wldu
renown and the subject of bis lecture
will be. "Literature and I.lfo." Illation
Cooke has only recently become, a res
ident of tho northwest aud his appear
ance at chnutauqua will be looked for
ward to with much Intercut.
The rainbow trout, I And, sr wsryj
They acorn my bait Inviting.
I wlah th "akeeters" war ss wary
Of biting.
-Loulavtll Courier-Journal.
Suffragettes destroyed a station
near Wrexham, Wales, showing that
tho spelling makes no difference when
wreckers are In enrnest.
Belle Wns Charlie frightened
he drat kissed you?
Nell Well or be seemed glued
the spot-Florida Times-Union.
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Of sll life's dlaspnolnlments.
None holda auch keen regret
As when. In reaching for a peach,
A lemon's what you get!
Judge.
Surprising Cure of 8tomch Trouble.
When you have troublo with your
stomach or chronic constipation, don't
imagine that your case Ib beyond help
ust because your doctor falls to give
you relief. Mrs. u. Stengle, Plain-
field, N. J., writes, "For over a month
past I have been troubled with my
stomach. Everything I ate upset It
erribly. One of Chamberlain's adver
tising booklets enmo to me. After rend-
ng a few of the letters from people
who had been cured by Chamberlain's
Tablets, I decided to try them, I have
taken Hourly three-fourths of a pack
age of them and can now eat almost
everything that I want." For sale by
all dealers. (Adv.)
About this lime of the year one's
last year' Panama arouses among ob
servers the suspicion that ono has
robbed some deserving dray horse.
Tom J. Myers-E.A.Brady
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tabUul.meut lu Clackamas County.
Day and'NIght Service
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