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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1008.
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CHICAGO "NEWSIES" IN CITY
ON CIRCLE AROUND GLOBE
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MAINS
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Superintendent Podge's Ee-
1 port Shows Six Timesaiore
; Pijcline Laid on East Side
- Than
Private Citizens Will Erect
Numerous Illuminations
for Juno Carnival.
A number of propcrty-ownere aalde
from the different progressive bodies
east aid will erect arohea over
111 An) Ullier DCC- the Ross Carnival on East Morrlaon
. , tty't i.troot, urand avenue and taai nurn-
tlOnOll.JtV, ld street, and other thoroughfares
vvMvaaa III , I amn in ; . - " w
erty-ownera at Eaat Morrlaon and Union
avenue are among the flrst'to plan an
arcn.
Th. prise of 150 offered 67 the Kait
.... Mminul he Side Business aK-n's club, however, la
guperlntendent Frank T. Podge of the - aMOCitlon. c. A. Blgeow, preal-
city water office at the request of Dr. dent of the club, ssvs the prise waa of-
tweeo the clubs and promote a greater
Intereat In erecting arches, Mr. lire-
low bellevea the arches are neceaaary
' C H Raffety. member or me water
board, the east aide bu received more
' than alz times aa much attention from
the water board during the laat rive to. make the eaat aide part or me Dig
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STRICTLY HI GH-G RAD EM E R CH AND I S E
C A S H
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tension of mains, The total mileage of r.ilrFPOmmiuehl his Enounced that Vancouver, Brltlah Columbia, on their
mains over four Inches in diameter laid 1 the Portland Qua company will furnish way on a trip around the world, ar
n the weat aide during 1101. 104. lltta. Illumination without cose for all the rived In Portland yesterday. They are
.... - n, nn tha arcnea iu ai iigi hum mimu t i .wwn inn juegapnone orotnera
2101 and J07 waa 11.0JI mUea. on ,r-ct on tn route of the parade. In owing to the fact that they hive unuV
aaai aiae 11 iv.n " laoaition 10 inie, mt Am.mur Arem- 1 .u; iinnuj vuioea ana tunga powerful
eoat of malna laid on the weat aide waa tecta' club haa offered without coat a enough to maJie their caiia beard for
how mamorable and attractive.
Bill Stein.
Benny and Bill Stein, newaboys from
m.It. on ln" -"",u-'""wth of archer There ar many fine and orlainal
. The figure ahow the great growtn or de,,n, jj-eady In the handa of the Itoae
tha eaat aide during the five yeara, and Keatlvai committee, from which to
, h. ht the water board baa ohooaa. Kvery aaalatance will be given
alao ahow what the waier J ,h t ,ld,'to carry out the Idea of
bees doing In an effort to keep up witn n!nng .em nrat propoaed by the
the phenomenal grow nr. i ir raderated cluba
while It haa been growlpg faat. la very
1. V.I At.
muchapread "S".; which the prlie award of 5 will be
Si0 LJl "P'dltn." IrraRf- '.rn. ThJ United Eaat Bide ciuba
j 11 nui -i. --- will be aaKeo oy ine Duaineea men 10 ae-
Thl
a afternoon and tomorrow Benny
Benny Stein.
and Bill will be on the atreete of Port
land aelllng The Journal. They expect
to clean up enouarh monev In the few
daya that they are here to take them to
Sacramento. From there they go to
San Franctacb, and thence to the orient.
ine ooya are originally rrom umcago.
Laat year they went to Vancouver.
Several weeka ago the two conceived
the Idea of a globe-trotting trip and
meir viait to Portland la the reauit.
"BIM," BUTTON MAN PICKS
CANNON FOR PRESIDENT
Kany KUh Laid.
' 'rt believe there la no man or aet of
mea tliat could have done better with
the meana at hand than the water
board ha done during the paat five
yeara. aa la ahown by theae flguree.
'The report In detail folio wa: "Total
. number of m'e laid on the eaat aide
iaouth of Buinvan a guicn ""
five yeara waa JUlfi north of flulll
van'a gulch the number waa 11.161
mllea; total eaat aide, 70.490 mllee; to
tal weat aide, 11.02. Number In uae
at xreaent on the eaat aide aouth of
Buinvan'a gulch. 60.041 mllea; north of
the gulch, 0.14 mUea: total eaat alde
uHi. ntl weat aide. Ot.130 mllea"
t- a,'iIai in viv an Idea of the pro-
nnrtinnata nvteniilona made during the
i.r. ihA followlnc la alvon:
in lsoi. mllea of malna, . four
inxh. nA nvr in diameter, were laid
Kuth of Bulllvan'a gulch; north of the
(Special DU pitch to The Journal.)
New York. Feb. 28. "Take it from
me. Speaker Cannon la aure to be the
next presidential candidate of tha Re
publican party. Some tblnga may bap
pen between now and June to ohange
my opinion, but If I were ordering oam
palgn buttona today I would put In my
bid for a thouaand of the Cannon emb
lems for every groaa of buttons I or
dared for Taft, Mughea or any other of
moee mennoneo in connection witn tha
rUi. Telnnri flhet imti An tn Republican nomination.
UWU AOittiii uwjuumuu iv The above la the opinion expreaaed by
wax cimoerg, oetter Known aa turn,
the Button Man." Though he la kept
lect the Judges to pass on tha arches
and award the prise.
NEW DREDGE AT WORK
JOB
L
on Goenr.11
Be Removed Before the
Fill Is Started.
' Soma dissatisfaction Is expressed
pretty busy nowadays constructing and
naming meaires in the metropolis.
"Him" is still ready to talk of the cam
paign button bualneaa. In which he laid
the foundation for his present substan
tial fortune. Up to the conventions of
. SStyW.wJ a swrro.l among property owner. ,n the central 1M0 he was a m.ar fjgur. at an of
miles; In t0. .& miiea were laiu eMt Blde aiatrlct becauae tha Pacific
-SSrtl, ol the' wSJS; roo.hu"' ?o:i Bridge company continue, to It.
v eaat side. 1S.I6S mllea; total went aide, operations In executing street and prop-
I.60 miles. In 105. 4.201 miles were erty nna on th eftat gjae. Tha new
laid on the eaat aide aouth of the gulch; dredre lust completed for this work
north of the gulch, 7.X67 miles werej h,, ncrw been placed on governmen
-v.- 11.. i.M ' '. .... .. 1 me national noiiticai ratnerinaa. witn
u. e.yso n.j east aide district Because we -aciiiq . forc. of -,;t fat.jL .. b--vr v.
was accustomed to Iudid from New
Tork to the convention city ready t
flood the place with all varieties of
campaign buttons.
It was at the Republican national con
vention in Philadelphia that "Blm" es
tablished his reputation as a long dis
tance prognostlcator. Aa will be re
membered, the nomination of Roosevelt
for second place on the ticket was not
thourht of at the time the convention
assembled. Those who had broached
the subject to the leader of the "Rough
Riders" had been met with his plain
and unqualified statement that he would
not accept tna nomination. But.
everyone Knows, s
to bear upon Mr.
him to-change his mind, though so far
as the general public was concerned hla
nomination had been entirely unlooked
for. Then It was that "Blm, the Button
Man," came Into prominence. Before
the noise of the balloting and oheering
laid; total east side. ll.B8; total west
aide! S.04. In-180, 0.011 miles were
' 1m south of the gulch; north of the
milch, .00 miles were laid; total ea t
ilde. 15.611 miles; total west sids, 1.522.
Ja, 1907, 11.4 J4 miles were laid south of
the gulch on the east side; north of the
rulch, .2R miles were laid; total on
the east side. 18.08 mllea; total on west
eld 1.891. Tha totals for the full five
year period are given above.
- ... Wert Bide migfcted.
Jn no particular ha. the weat aide re
ceived more extensions than the eaat
side. During the five years 4.2J1 mllea
of 24 Inch mains were laid on the eaat
aide, while on tha west side no 14 Inch
mains were laid. ,
In reference to the Vernon dlatrlct
where opposition to the water board has
recently sprung up In the form of a
nnrnniii tn ahnlldh it altorether and
substitute an elective commissioner of
public works, the following rigures are
fiven: miring tne years incjuaiv irum
903 to 1907 there were laid In tha dis
trict north of Preacott street. Including
tha peninsula, an area of from five to
eight square miles, a total of 20.021
miles of mains of four Inches and over
In diameter. Thev were laid as follows:
In 104. 0 866; in 1905, 4.422 miles; In
JC6, 541 miles; In 1907. 6.270 miles.
Mains of four '.nones in diameter or
over laid In the district bounded by
tlnlon avenue, Bast Twenty-fourth
Street, Preacott street and Williams ave
toue, waa 2.73 miles. The district Is
about one half square mile In extent,
j and the number of miles laid In that
district was about one seventh that of
tha entire district north of Prescott
street above mentioned, an area 10 times
. as large. This mileage also represents
about one fifth of that of the entire
' mileage laid on tha west side during the
game period.
t In addition to this B.90 mile, of
Inch, 2U inch and 2 Inch mains have
been ald in the Vernon district by the
owners of the addition, making a total
of 8 63 miles of pipe in use in tha Ver
non district at the present time.
. WILL CONTINUE TO
HOLD MEETINGS
John M. Dean, who has been conduct-
. Ing a series of evangelistic meeting, at
! the Central Baptist church, Eaat Twen
tieth and East Ankeny streets, baa de
cided to continue the meetings until
next Wednesday evening. The meetings
have been successful. Tonight the sub
' tecti. "Ouack Comfort" Special music
la provided each night, tonight the choir
.. of the Grace Methodist church furnish
" Ing tha music, including a male chorua
under the direction of Profeaaor Wilder.
I - Gun, Man, Gets 60 Days.
8pMal DtaMtcb to Tb Journal.)
Centralis, Wash., Feb. 28. Dave
Brown got too Jray with a pistol last
night in this city, threatening to shoot
Fred Crow. He was taken before Judge
flller today and received a present of
0 day. on the rocK pile.
EAT ANYTHING
y-Kif EATEN SLOWLY
trnuhffl. In a lecture to the Allied Ladles
Club. Association stated that tbe rea
son so many people were the victims
of the distressing and dangerous tnala-
dy dyspepsia' was simply because they
;. ate too fast. He says there Is much
talk about what should and what should
not ba eaten, but all this might be held
'in total disregard if the proper mastica
tion were given, to. food, no matter of
.what, nature,
He alao gave out ft moat valuable pre-
ptlon tor tne 01
fy suffering from
scrlptlon
ready
for the benefit of those al
'rlr- from the effecta nf
dyspepsia or Indigestion of any form.
It is as follows: "Two ounces Essence
' of Pepsin; one uo uatgnoir com
j ound; three ounce. Syrup of Ginger.
' These to be well mixed and used in
anon f frorrf no to two teaspoonfuls
after each meal, also at bedtime for the
'rut few days." .
This make, a aimpl tnlxtur. which
be gotten at any well-stocked
rug store and la easily prepared at
t ome. It Unpleasant to the taste and ha
mn is the most effective ' formula
known to science for restoring the. dl
a;lv organs to their full vitality and
f, --,!!, o it surely must be worth, ;
. i Is Viott thu. afflicted. : V
it
work at Coon Island, near the mouth Of
the Willamette river. The contract,
though, la a ahort one and will be com
nlntait within three or four weeks.
Ueorere W. Simons, manager of tha
Pacific Bridge company, says the firm
only took this government Job be
cause at this time conditions were pe
culiarly favorably for doing tha work,
the river Being low, and the new dredge
is the only thing so far found that could
take out the obstructing dyke.
Tbe Coon Island dyke was been a men
ace to the harbor for soms time. It is
the remnant of an old Jetty at a bend in
tbe river and offers dangers continually
to large tramp steamers and sailing ves
sels. Tli a government has never before
been able to have the rocks and brush
that compose the dyke removed.
In the meanwhile ballast from Ships
in the harbor Is being used to fill th
east side streets. It is unloaded from
the sailing vessels on barge, and towed
to tha dock at the foot of East Main
atreet In this way Mr. Simons says
considerable fill work can be done, in
fact, as much aa If the dredge were
working in the river opposite tbe docks.
WltLlsnxlSIOfl
OF EASUIDE LINE
Patrons of Grand Avenue
Cars Appreciate Service
in Business Section.
Patron, of the all-east-slde carllne
on Grand avenue will endeavor to have
the service extended to Ellsworth
street, tha extreme south end of Grand
avenue- Aa the people are becoming ac
customed to ths service on Grand ave
nue they are using it more. While at
first tha all east-side cars were little
used now the service bould not be dis
pensed with, without great inconven
ience to the patrons.
However It la believed that the ser
vice can be appreciably improved and
that the oatroniura has increased to such
an extent that It would be practicable
to extend the aervice ana ir necessary
ut on another car. Should the service
e extended to the end or Grand avenue,
the accommodations now enjoyed would
be areata y Increased.
Yd 1 . ..V. tA trn A th. fatra
for Instance, from Sunnyslde, they must
transfer first to Grand avenue rrom
Etest Morrison, again to Hawthorne ave
nue from Grand avenue ana a tnira time
to the Oaks car on Kast Water street
from Hawthorne aveniie. If the Grand
avenue oar wore extended to the foot of
Grand avenue, only a second transfer
to the Oaks car would be sufficient
With a short walk of a block.
Many people have occasion to go fur
ther down Grand avenue than to Its In
tersection with Hawtnorne, where the
east aide car now turns back. It is
thought ths extension of the service
can bo made without much additional
expense and a committee will wait on
the streetcar officials to ask- for the
change.
tnows, arguments were brought
itooseveit that caused
had died away he had his men flooding
the convention hall lobbies and the
streets of Philadelphia with buttons and
badges bearing the likeness of the vice
presidential candidate. And to cap the
climax he stated that had brought sev
eral hundred thousand of the Roosevelt
buttons from New Tork because he had
been absolutely certain of his nomina
tion. Thus was established Mr. Bib
berg's reputation a. a political prophet
"Blm" Is no longer In the button busi
ness, and those who have succeeded him
do not seem to place much reliance in
hi. opinion on the subject of the presi
dential nominee of the Republican party
this year. Speaker cannon does not ap
pear to cut much of a figure in tneir
trade calculations. The largest manu
facturers of campaign emblems In the
country, located in Newark, are already
In receipt of orders for millions of but
ton, from the dealers In such things.
These orders show that Taft and Bryan
are regarded as the probable nominees.
The order for Bryan button, far out
number, all the rest, indicating pre
sumably that the Nebraska leader is
supposed to have a sura thing on the
Democratic nomination. The number of
Taft button, ordered Is almost a. large.
Hughe, button, aro being turned out In
considerable quantities, but if Cannon,
Knox, LaFollette or anyone else heads
the ticket to oe namea at unicago me
button makers will have to do some hur
ry up work, as there will be no large
supply Of these button, maae up in aa
vsnce.
The campaign this fan win Bring
forth a number of novelties in the way
of emblems. A number of uninue de
signs to be used by both parties are
already being made. But the familiar
tin button with celluloid facing, the
kind that has sprung Into world wide
nonuiaritv durine tne oast row years
will be used to a greater extent than
ever before. These are turned out in
such Quantities and at such a low prloe
that they can be sold at from 1 to 10
cents, or even slven away, at a profit.
THE NEW
Mf AST SIM
East Burnslde and Union Avenue
1 . . ,1
Our Men's Suits
Are the best we can buy. Not an old suit in the house
all bright new stock-rseasonable fabrics, advanced
styles. It is our purpose to offer the men of the East
Side better clothes and better inducements right here
at home than they can find across the river.
We want your patronage we want to make trading
here worth your while.
EVERYTHING FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND
BOYS Hats", Shoes and Furnishings
' 1 CREDIT .
fin
Excellent SUITS
at
$15.00
You Needn't PayCash
We Extend Credit
MORE NLW ARRIVALS
Ladies' Spring Suits
And these last are the prettiest of all. The
styles are generally the dainty, delicate But
terfly creations and the slightly mannish Tail
ored Suits, the latter being superbly tailored
from fine materials of Panama and Serge, as
well as the pronounced mixed and striped
suitings.
THE VERY CORRECT TINTS in all the
season's leading shades. Seerfi 7C"
our spec'l excellent showing atiln..y J
ASK FOR THE COUPON -$51.00 BEDROOM 6UIT TO BE GIVEN FREE!
PORTLAND'S MOST MODERN STORE
ANOTHER OBSTACLE IN
PLANTING LOBSTER.
The downward trend of the lobster
fishery had up to a year or two ago been
apparently uninfluenced by the annua.'
lantlnar or large numoers or lODgter
ry; but there Is now considerable evi
dence that the Increasing output of the
hatcheries Is bearing fruit
Fishermen are reporting more unaer-
sised lobsters than they have seen in
many years, says tne jxaiionai ueo-
graphlo Magaxlne, and in varloua places
where' fishing had been abandoned be
cause it did not pay the fishermen are
now making good catches. '
It 1. difficult to understand how the
annual planting of the progeny of 20,000
to 10,000 lobsters can fall to influence
the available supply for the market,
even, if only one lobster fry in each bun
area piantea reacnes maturity; and tne
bureau has occasion to feel gratified
that the decline has now been positively
arrested In localities where large num
bers of fry have been deposited for a
series of years and where there was ab
solutely no reason to look for. any bet
terment tf nature had remained unaided.
VAYOF STREET PAVING
It has been discovered by ths prop
erty owner, on East Morrison street
that it will be impossible to improve the
thoroughfare between tha river and
Union avenue unless every property
owner favors the move. Two years ago
when the street was filled and planked
the city agreed to keep It In repair for
four years and unless all the property
owners concur In the petition for a Bel
gian block pavement sucn aa has been
proposed, the street cannot be improved
inside of two years.
An effort will be made, however, to
secure a rcplanklng of the street be
fore the rose carnival. The city en
gineer has advised that the old bents
and timbers burled In the fill be taken
out so that the fill will settle and Dr
mlt a permanent improvement to be put
oowq ai ine ena 01 tne two yeara.
The dlacovery will not affect the lm
provement proposed from Union avenue
east to East seventh street. The pe
tiuon ror mis improvement naa been ao
cepted without remonstrance and the
contract will be let within a short time.
when it Is expected the work will be
rushed to completion In time for the
June carnival.
STRONG-HEABTED.
Sara
James H. Brady, chairman of the
Republican state central committee of
Idaho- during the last two c&moalrn
la talked of for the Republican guber
naionai nomination.
REMOVE THE CAUSE
How to Remedy Much of the
Suffering in Portland.
There is hardly a family In Portland
where there are not one or more mem
bers who suffer at times from the ef-
feota of a weak stomaoh.
it may be that this occurs only alter
eating some rooa mat uoes not agree, or
because of a .upper late at night: or It
the stomach is so weak
scarcely any food can be eaten
may be that
that sea;
without pain and distress
The only way to treat a condition of
this Kina successfully is witn Mi-o-na.
It removes the cause of Indigestion,
weakness or tne muscles 01 tne atom.
ach and bowels, and restores the whole
digestive system to health and strength
so that it takes care of all the food
that is eaten.
When the stomach Is weak, indtge.
tlon Is followed by flatulenoe. dlszl.
other disagreeable symptoms. The one
remedy that can be absolutely relied
upon to cure this condition la Ml-o-na.
for thla removes the cause of the suf
fering, the weakness of ths atomaoh
and Intestinal tract and restores health
so that all food Is easily digested with
out pain or Buffering.
Get well and strong by using MUo-na
tablets. Take the remedy at the first
symptom,, of Indigestion, when you can
be cured easily with a few doses. How
ever, no case of stomach trouble Is too
severe or enronic lor Mi-o-na to over
come.
Wobdard, Clarke A Co. Mil it under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money unless it cures. 60-cent bo
lasts ror a couple or weeka. and
do mora real good thaw a dosen boxes
JOT
rill
Mike Murphy, the Trainer,
All Athletes Are.
From tbe New Tork Sun.
College athletic trainers are of many
kinds, being for the most part men who
have worked their way up to their
place, through hard experience. The
oldest of them all Is Mike Murphy, at
present at Pennsylvania. Murphy is
not one of the men who train by rule
of thumb. He Is familiar with med
icine and it is an odd thing to hear
Murphy and some of his athletes who
are in the medical school discussing the
problems that occur In the courses.
It Is oerhaDS the more amuslnc In
that Murphy is rather deaf. He has his hands around its neck and gripped
Deen tor some years, out nis aeainess 1 mem mere good and hard and with
has Increased greatly of late. Any one his fingers pressing upon its wlndnlns
at the top of hfs lungs. terrier with It, the terrier's ear ItlZZ
"I'm nn rniloh nt a nna tn Toll mm. I atlll half .. ... . r """!
crets to," Murphy says, with a smile. But It didn't hang there lonir for with
une or nis men was telling Murpny its breath .hut off, the bulldoa- had
recently that a Michigan athlete had soon to let go It. grip, and then the
.u 1 luiuiiiH w..(uo v i aw, terrier acainDerea or r fa mt
a weak heart. "That isn't so," Mike as it could go, and the chauffeur nut
replied. "In all my years of training the now vanquished bulldoa; down on
T ridtrOP know An othlala whit a I 1 - aAt mmmJt a. i a. " 11 V
a aiv y wa ssusw vy wtiu 1-v ttiiw uuu sa
grip that tha fox terrier couldn't shake
off.
Then tha bulldog's owner tried hi.
hand at getting hi. dog away, shaking
It and boating it with hi. cans, but
the bulldog still hung on.
The owner dropped hi. cane and
seised the buUdog with both hand., but
still he couldn't shake the dog loose.
"Grab his tall!" he then said as ha
wrestled with the bulldog; "grab bl.
tall, somebody, and pull on It!"
a man in tne bunch or people that
had now gathered around did grab the
bulldog's tall and pull on it vigorously,
but pull blm loose T Not at all; nor
did the kick that one man bestowed
upon the bulldog's head have any mora
effect, and It looked bad for the fox
terrier; but relief was at band.
Standing aaalnst the curb on tha
opposite stdo of Twenty-third street waa
a sumptuous automobile with a colored
chauffeur, who now catne across the
?Al?et tand working hit way into the
little throng around the dogs and seeing
what was being done, said:
u rfl wo7.1 ao rd; let me get
a hold of them."
He waa cerfectlv rnnl nir
who knew what he was about; and the
crowd stood back. Then the chauffeur
leaned over the bulldog's back and put
nla noniia as wm hJ it. - r .
HOTEL H1LYSLR
EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN
Last Third and Burnside Streets
ffpeotal aToBday
Dibs sr
S to 8130, 75o
C. Ti. Edmunds
Proprietor
weak heart They may suffer from bile, and It was all ovor
lndlgestloit and from other difficulties. - cr'
but their hearts are stronger than those I vrT k mm 1 nn . I iitsaasttsttitltwtstHttttttttttttitltttltftltttHtt
of any other men. One time we had NIAGARA AND ZA MttflST.
FIR CORDWOOD
FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE
Long ..?6.00 Long $5.50
Sawed . . .$6.50 Sawed . . . .- . .$6.00
Travis Bros.
biij anda wwWver0 hU automo" it Phone East 202-B-2020. 451 HAWTHRONE AVE.
A doctor took a man who hsd no ath-.
letic experience and put him out on the
tracx to waiK nan a mne in rive mm
utea. Before he started the doctor
drew a diagram on his chest outlining
tne size 01 tne neart. Alter ne rin
lshed. the doctor drew another, which
showed that the heart had enlarged by
tha width of two fingers end a half.
Then he put out W. B. Fetterman. the
old intercollegiate walker, to go a mile
in seven minutes. At the end Fetter.
man's heart had enlarged half the width
or a ringer..
"An experiment was tried with run
ners. Aleck Grant, tbe distance run.
ner, showed practically no Increase after
oing a fairly hard mile, while the er
ect on the non-runners was great.
"It stands to reason that tha heart, be
ing an involuntary muscle, will be
strengthened by exercise. When it is
a little larger tban normal through ex
ercise one beat will send through the
body more blood and sent It further
than will the ordinary heart and it does
not need to beat so often. The pulse
of the athlete Is lower than that nf n
normal man. The athlete doesn't have I atlve proportions of the latter the Af-
a weak heart because of athletics. When I rioan fall, should therefor be four
there is trouble it proceeds from other times its height, or saz ieet.
causes. . rotu nwgut or tzu ieet is less
man three times that or Nlasara. This
CHAUFFEUR TO RESCUE. StVtSiS!tSt
prsssiveness.
Rhowed Ha Knew Rnmpthlnir Ahnnt I .. .
r 7 I it is rigurea-out mat tne hotel keep- I
uogs as well aa Antomoouet. ers and business men of Chicago will
From the New York Sun. TPaP Iar. more nnanciai oenerit rrom
T T , ,,. . I ....... ..n .Wfttw,,l,M4 UaUUURI 11-
-"-""Wi won-1 vention than will . ba .the .case with
fed, in fact .lightly portly", gentleman the boniface. and merchants of Den
walking east alonsr the north side of ver. where the Democrats will uinmhli
Twenty-third street and at this moment in national convention. The fact .that
anoroaoninK f ounn avenue, ria was me result or tne Liemooratio convan-
carrying cane and he waa accompanied I tlon is practically settled in advance
by a bulldog not held In leash. may naturally be expected to result
The bulldog had on a leather mussle, I In a much smaller attendance of visitor.
one, or me sina witn a atran com in man . win Da tne .casa at. tha r.Mfm.rn
from tha-band around tha neck up and I convention, where an Interesting and
over ths forehead and down the center uncertain contest for the presidential-
line of tha bead to and around the rolnt nomination will be on. Them araln.
of the Jaw. It wa. not a, vicious-look-I "e Republicans are counting upon a
ing aog, ana some roues mignt nave 1 cunvenuon mat win occupy a ri
Latter More Stupendous, bat For
mer froportions More Striking.
"A Question which travelers often ahV
eacn otner in various part, of the world
1.: What 1. really the greatest natural
wonder on earth T It is easy to answer
now, say. the Travel Magazine, since
me siuDenaous rnjis nr tha iimhui
river nave Deen discovered.
"David LlvlnBStone callarl th main
fall tha most wonderful sight I had vis
ited in Africa.' And when one Imagine.
mo spectacle or one or the world',
mightiest rivers, two mile wida fail.
ing sheer 420 feet It Is not hard to asree
ith one of the sreatest travl Am find
missionaries mat ever uvea.
"pur own Niagara is only half a mile
wide and 168 feet high, so that it flarurea
aa a mere cascaae in comparison.
This is all very well, but Nira aHli
leads In the impresslveness of Its pro
portions. The Zambesi falls are two
miles wide, rour times th wMth nf
iMiagara. in order to preserve the rel
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