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Newspaper Page Textv ; THE OREGON f SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINQ. APRIL 10, 1008. 13 SIAIEIi leading by over ISO votes. Hainea waaltrtct attorney: A. E. ' Lake, county I count V give Cake SST. Pulton 111 fl !" lowm man on uie ticket ana ia Judge; ievi tnrumtn, iunii; jr. n. i us ji, uur lit, enephwrd 3. Bonn nay sit, Held 110, 1 Altohlaon Halnat bank fatlura la said te balrlncta ahnw atata reDreaentatlvea aa 00. Louoka 71. whltlnar 11. T.irti-rt.H rwpunaijiia lor nia aeieai. ah montns fouowi! J. U carter uooaa iwmmsiia judge or nth district, uw immunun went o me wauiBtarK .71,'Cooper . B. jawjorm '' no uppomuon. a tie vol or 2 and Ita affaire hava never been atralaht.land T r U'al.h. ""small vote, leech between Parker and Colllar tar ii ened up. The people turned tbe ex-1 The machine and the opponenta of trlot attorney. Joint aenator. Bourhill pre.ldent of the Orason senate dowiL ti.t.m.nt n . 1 1 r t .( timir two ran- Zl4..Bowerman 287. Plka and hnnniiv If la aald. - because they thoutht . htl.u.m.ii. .niMH nvliii la tha fuit wrt both nominated tnr lolnt rnr. I mmtot should slay at home and straighten out that the Statement votes were scat- ssntattve wltivjio opposition. ' or maimra jnaiaaa ox going to eajem l tared among four candidates. JL eloaa vota nttminjv lnlir. mnn uw vn.uuuiaies. beaaer encan IRestaurant TS. '(Continued from Page OneJ JACKSON COUNTED . IN" CAKE COLUMN ! ONLY ONE THIRD OF MORROW FOB CAKE one, vota. - gets It by Calvo Wins Yamhill. (Snaalal Dtanatob ta Tha InmiLt - , ' ' nmyymr, wr.i y fi Msdford, . Of .April H. Jackson preotncta are all in.' county, has swung- Into Una for a majority of ISO over Fulton. la the only town In too county by Fulton, who lost Ashland b; nominees, FarreU and I K. Crouoh, lha two anti-Statement No. 1 candldatea ran In ninth and , eleventh places re spectively.. .; " ,- $. ' r '. For mint renreaantatlva C. N. Mo- Arthur won the nomination over .wr. w.i r'.-s;-."? r A woodvllla bv It. I Inar i. C. Belt with a majority or e.iws. . q- ,i 5;v;.iii ei iinint'1 AIA .laa HiajramaMf NA 1 I """" ...w . w - - T. " . We received 1.711 vote- In Multnomah 'b r" "VbT lirieat 'mklorTtlea In the biatpry or in a county is. r. Muixey Mlt' ntanatpk t Tke loaraaLt Happner. Or.. April II Morrow'a II Itaauua in mm ivi- ajt9 ootrcm OYXir DAT AJTD ITZOST. ; Dinner from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Chicken coup free with maaJa. Lettuoo Bltoed Tumttou fkA HhrlmD Baiad. Mavonnalaa T.vl rnea . riaaor uiama - 1 l- Ph.wi.ia at; rill, ill I vi a tw voiaa. Mediord I Tjn Hhanhird ii T. J. Mahonav iiS! r,,vr? " ' 7..: r u-if.i " i vote ia l.oaa. 1 v'f . "'"" aupreme court iuda Ti.n r IS. cn. ton s. tiuriburt lot. Mucjca . mc us fspanai uwpatck to The Joorsat) ' I Fried ' Halibut ... McMlnnv lie. Or.. ADrU 11 nnkffl IhZ !3 county Afia (riven Cake a rood majority. I Pried Salmon .!!.' In tha totala mntlnn-H rTl- .1 1 Z.I.T1 ..T!rr vue iiiwv va n iiiioaiiii nrnrinnr. r-e an. eluded and lta oount will male a dlf- 1L. JO. Fu For received ku nominated dv the Kepuoiicana or I Jackaon county for tha office of die- FULTON'S LEAD IN FOLK IS FOBTt For eelved beir food commlaaloaer. Bailer re Tel ak-alniit Kald a tit. CaniD- V.IU V L . 1 L. I Mid Mackerel. Drawn Butter . . Half Cracked Crab Bteamed tJttla Neck. Claraa Clam Bouillon with Toaat Moiled. Iieef Tona-ua Rnanlah Chicken Pot Pie 8orambled Calvea Bralna Pork rlpararlba Dace Draaalna- tocm rauaaae ana npinacn trlot attorney of tha Flrat Judicial dla trlot Mulkey'a majority approxlmataa 400. Hla majority in Joeepblne county la approximately TO. It la Impoaalble oountv and lit In Clackamaa Belt re- celvea B.vOI votes In Multnomah an 411 1 WK in wiacaamas. ' Kaobiaa Xa Dowaad. 1 The aweeplnr victory for SUtement No. 1 In Multnomah county la taken aa . an omen of no opposition in uia future. The overwhelming defeat of tha Hod- ;?2tv t. tlian S mZn bV nSlltl. for ottnt' ai h clot 1 Hawley. 'Republican, no opposition, 640; p.tl tors. ifa'n.00 w.r x?om01 hi nL'- Hnr. .Democratic,, no oppo-ltlon,2l! voTer.lf.th. .county that Ho ju.glln, I ittaT ll Vr-Slnci. wcept'uTo of "Tr.u: ca",r uan"D" Fulton Wins Benton, SL'i-S Xm.ri i"r.Vu:"l'-Z 15 I"! Florence,' Rock and Lake Creek In. Punn orr, . m,rT,.Trr, ,Trt - it." T i .v,. t,o. 'i.- Vl.,,ii I reported to hava a email leaa, rnese (Sntt DlanatKli tm The laaraal.1 uu.um.rn, ur Aru representative In 14th reureaantaAlva I !- fit mA v....ki.. vnia unnfflrlal hut nraetleallv com- u..i' . . .,, ' . " .mi.. 1 1 until Mmi.l.v I r.i... ' rr, in n.w. Jon-a. r"V' ..7. "71" ."J" " i .".r "K- roiK anaueans "u" l 3T.' r-r-T" : ' V.:. . v V.S: ..a-Z , V. V" . r-prt-aentaiiva aia-1 nanana irlttera uv rswaj wwlwvwis a.a)iw.v. hv awo.eas jviui Ql aavuinil V V, V Vf jsnuu-i fiX!1, ' XUlfJa Mia J OnOaf DAd ISO ?.r In iVi f. a ' tor Pork Tenderloin. Country Style " an.'l,1V for R"lertson In nomlna- Frloasaea) of Veal, Supreme 5 Vi?Hn' ..rJiroaSc2.'I,ra lon.er-. F..r Minced Ham and Sorambled Esga.5 d liH.Ct;tlf rn.7' McNary'a vota ta 6. Olympla Oyater Pattlea ... A hot nomination of aenator for 14th Short Rlba Beef. Brown PoUtoea $ aenatorlal dlatrlct, Barret received ll Codrtabln CrVaV . . . T and Hammerley 161, and Nolan 114. For Corn Beef Hash and Poached r.m 4 a torn (perlal Dltpttfb tn Tbe Joeraal.) fiiauiraim lu in. .n. i..n i precincts are atrons; ror aifgieaton, ao f'" ?uwiii J5 rri "J il kT I that tha result is in aouot Voters will not allow themaelves to be deDrlved of a riant ones they have en joyed It for a season. It is believed, I james Owen by a small margin, therefore, that there will be no nrraji-1 1 . v.. k..t jfaatA hi lied fight made on Statement N 1. iQrelve for nomination aa aaaeaaor, STATE3IENT NO. 1 GOES JWT SILVEETON J" "J. Capb.U III. Carter nCRob- J.g w . . iinaon ij. I Caullf low. Side Order Banana Fritter. . Half Spring Chlokan on Toaat Roast Turkey and Dreaalng . Roast Chicken and Draaalna' . Koaei vaai ana ureaaing -J K- ' I r. . a 1 t . r.. i corvallla. Or.. Anrll 11. rika r. n...i . n z L oelv.d 160 vote, in 'Benton county Ful- Soaat Trnb 'id 'ulntL ' (pedal Dbpateh te Tbe JearaaLI Sllverton. Or.. April II. Tha three Hon i of United Statea senator in this Mulkey carried AahUnd by 114 major- lorlly but y., , Couhty in the future. (ty. 5d Dunn by M. Mulker carried JorUr' w As it now stands ' tha Multnomah Med ford by 71 majority, and Kgglea- learned from tn delegation will hava II member, ton by 17. Bllverton proper luruajBu iu Biawinmi no. i in in nexi i i ne ronowing ia tna iibi oi inoae I tegiaiaiure ann nve oppoaing tna pnn-1 nominated in Jackson county Clple pledged A. A. IMLILKY. Iiniin. Trnm I'O- I H,nilhlllina.H. M. t RKI. a Jumbla. Clateop and Multnomah, lalC. Hawley. oongreaaman; J. ,W Republican a li. M. Cake, aenator: W. u alley. fnnA niininiiiiri Thnmn K. Camn. I ft ted. For count v ludsa Buahey car- I I . .. . . . I i . . ll. . I- .1. W. . m . 1 1 an. Ia.I.i. inty, is I oeiL raiiroaa commiaaionar; r, jbui- nu iu kiij tu w "'"J"1 Coffey, key. dlatrlot attorney: J. A. Buchanan, but tha outaiae precincta aupporieo are all I joint representative; O. L. Hammersley Jonea by enough, it la aald, to give him All ik. I.J I r J 1..I.II .n.tu.- 1 if I c:tl...v,n tna airect primary ana me airect eieo-1 The vote wae the llghteat on record. Sllverton precincta gave Cake - a ma- exact vota has not been the outalde' precincta In er he received a majority of II over Fulton. North and Houth Sllverton will sive him a aTreater ma lorlty and tha entire Statement No. 1 representative ticket has been nomln pledged to Statement No, 1. S. Beaco, holdover from tha county. pieagea to KepuDiicanchoice. Mc Arthur. Crouoh and Farrall Tiled red ta Ranubllon. rhnloa All tha I and M I). KuhlL reDreaentatl vea: (1. VI '. I Sllverton. remainder of the delegation,, with the I Dunn, county judge (In doubt); Jameal In nominating eonatable for the Sll two holdover senators Included in the I Owen, county commlaaloner; W. K. verton district, which oomprlaea the total 11 aL will alva IS for statament I Coleman, county clerk: R, T. Burnett three Sllverton precincta Sliver Falls no. i ana rive against it recorder; i. n. jacxaon, snerirr; ,w. i. and Howell, tne aaioon eiemeni maae Grieve, assesaor; J. Percy wens, school a great fight for McMlllen, but Bimerai TTir I ffTT T k IfTmrmtr I superintendent was nominated by more than two to VMAllLLA MlUiil I I Limocrate T. M. Jones and M. Pur- Una. Some are Inclined to regard this . . icine repraaeniaiiyea; j. tu neu, county aa a criterion oy wmcn to estimate tne rmSK OV SRVATHPIludge; Martin MarshalU county com- local option vote In June, and it Is mlaalonerjW. A. Jones, sheriff: R. H. believed this part of tha county will vow, asaeaaor; . veorge Bi. , vmunBonain, i ro drv. (special umpaicfi to Tbe Journal. 1 umua eua n.ivr , n. u. onitiu, ui- i Pandlatnn. nra Anrii 11 tn Ttm,. I trlot attorney. F. is. cavenaer. joint tllla county Inoomplete returna tonight I repreaentative; J. J. Whitney, congress.- now; fur aenator. CtKe TBI, r ulton I '" v. u... . .u;u X""? tjL 747: for conrreanman. Klila tons n..r I Maateraon. county recorder; M. M. Tay 111. Shepherd 107. Only a few email I lor, treasurer; J. C. Barnard, county au- preclncta are vet to he haaed from it perlntendent; K. B. Bawyer, county sur will require the official count to-tall veyor; A. C. standiey, coroner. wnetner fake or Fulton has carried the Cake Wins Union. (Special Dlapatch to Tbe Journal. La Grande. Or.. Anrll 11 With one smaii precinct, Mtnrkey. to hear from. Cauliflower Onions Bet, KhuoarD Ma Cream IS Coff on the surea are Dractlrallv aa fnllowa: Cake 70, Fulton 42. Ellis 714. Oeer oaat ifia BDinacn nmin lanes r. celery lOa. auoe 5. Sirawberrlea and eirawoerry ice Cream ee. Bread and Butter and Ilnlnar rnnm ror ladles. 'Dlancr from 11 a. m. tn a n. 4 nA W, ... w, ... I Potatoes with all raeala. SIR. Shepherd 119. Eberhardt K08. Ruik 6. Hamilton l y ft. Klchardaon (0, Stod uru no, Mcmrm en, tjuver jo ISO. JeffreT 172 nhnnharl Rothchlld BOO, W. W. Wh Altchlaon Zl. Oaaton 273. Ham Hurlburt 224. Loucka 200. Whit Pulton wins Grant, (Special niipatrb ta Tbv earaal.t Canyon City. April 18. The reault of a count or 16 out or ia nreclncta in ana liowen, me aaioon tiomani miuii urani county are a rouowa: ror at-nator, i;ase 199, h'uiion ill; ror repreaentative, E11IH.S20, Oeer II. Shep herd 18: for railroad commlaaloner. I Altchlaon 143. Oaaton 8, Hamilton 28,1 Hurlburt 68. Loucka 3 8, Whiting I. The Republican county ticket Is Dear-1 draa. sheriff; Moaler. treasurer: Bon- bam, aaaeaaor: Mclntoah. countv school superintendent; speara, aurveyor; Trot &svm GEI FIERCE DRUBBING Congressman Harrison De clares Secretary Root Is "Frince of Gullables." bridge, county commlaaloner. The Dem-1 FTTLTOX HUNDREDS T ocraiic ticaei ia: coiner, snerur; ATlr!'T) N LANE Bchroeder, clerk; Austin, achool super illlUxli Xi.1 UliU ntendent; Lawrence, county commls- county. Fbr renreaantatlva llvn tn ha cnoaen; ine vote stands: L. L. Mann I4S, Barrett 828, Steen 16. Barrett was a strong statement No. 1 man. FULTON SLIGHTLY LEADS IN MALHEUB . , (Special Dlapatch to The Journal.) Vale, Ore.. April II. ComDleta re turns from 18 out of 21 precincta give renuim aa rouowa: uaxe 209. Fulton 142. Kills 194. Oeer 171. Hhepard 81, Altchlaon 17, Oaaton 47. Hamilton 71. Jturiourt it, ixnicKS z, Whiting U, r-arry ;:u iipae su, Mroolt J71, Chsm- neriain ii, oerby 1 87, Jeffery 121, Morfltt 106. James Mahan was nom inated for state aenator on a Statement iso. i piatrorni. by voters writing hit name on the ballot. (Special Dlapatch to Tha Journal.) Eugene. Or., April 18. Forty-one pre cincts out of 60 give the following to tals: Cake 836, Fulton 1,115; Campbell 1.298. carter 13a. Kooertson ziz: liean and Calkins representatives by lari majorities: Eaton winner over Edwarda. hla nearest competitor, oy a email mo.- r,. m c gin. The Democrats voted for Eaton v-""vi""' v". "nd Ma name will annear on the bai the 11 precincts of Gilliam county give lots. L. R. Edmunson and J. D. Mat- returns as rouowa: case itz. r uiton lock are other nominees. kd. Ejuis ueer i2u. enenneru ill. dean ouo. ttaney no, Keia Aiicni- , Trn i -r i t-m i i-v tit eon 80, Oaaton 40. Hamilton 10, Hurl- LAJVJV X A It A 11 Li Alt li loner. SEVEN OF GILLLUFS ELEVEN SAY CAKE (Special Dlapatch to Tbe Journal.) TUBNS DEMON LOOSE IN POLICE COURT Chinaman's White W'ifo Releases an Enonjious Spider, Which Bites a Policeman. OWII PU vauiavii "V AtOllliltVII VV burt 200, Loucks 10. Whiting 4. FULTON THOUSAND IN LEAD AT HOME COLUMBIA COUNTY -"I will ale death Sting them, Nu- (Spedal Dlapatch to Tbe Journal.) St. Helens, Or.. April 11. All of the 1 4 ftaiulMira A I"1! limKiO Allintv St aaa I . . (special manatee to id journal. i urrn nram jivm n.i hi.v mv iuuuw A.torla. Or.. April 18. Twenty-throe Ing totals: Cake. 413, Fulton 23; El precinct, out or Zi Pittaburg. April 1. on you white devils. panglee!" When these worde were shrieked loud bv Lillian Frank, alias Llllie Ling, ollce court today the C hlneee d (Calted Fntea Leaaed Wire.) Washington, April 18 The diplomat lo and consular bill passed the bouse late this afternoon, but not before Am erican diplomats got a fleroe drubbing. Representative Francis Burton Harri son New Tork, Democrat, held up Sec retary or state kooi as tne "prince of f;uuaries because be permitted Eng lish missionaries to "stuff him" about Belgium atrocities in the Congo Free state, verbally trounced Ambasaador White at Paris because of the report that he attended court In knee breechea and likened First Secretary Carter, at London, to the white rabbit In "Alice in Wonderland." after declaring the secre taries are merely appointed because they "helong to the degenerate 400." Hitchcock. Bennett and CooDer da- renuaa AmDassaaor unit ana Mr. Carter. Representative Slsyden took occasion to acore the Conger family for "looting ilimmm fillip wife 7u A sight worth seeingThe largest display of Men's and Young Men's SPRING CLOTHING in the city Prices $10 to $25 Come and See the New Styles While the Stock is Complete THREE STATEMENT MPV TXT If APTflV t 28 show the following Ms 190. Oeer 138. Shepherd 165; Connell results: Cake 180, Fulton 1,184, Ellis 233. Conyers 474; Altchlaon 218. Oas- 431. ueer but. Hhepnerd Z70. Kean 748. naney sis, Kem Aitcnison Z74 itral police court today ,n" i-ninaas- ourina ine ooier reoemon. with her Chinese husband, Harry Ling, Kepreaentative Nicnojas Longworrh evrn Maalstrate Brady smiled, thlnklna l"aa a P'ea f0r. the purchase of em- that the fumea of opium were in the hassles abroad, declaring this govern- Oaston 168, Hamilton 114, Hurlburt 173. Loucks 114. Wnitlnsr 80. Tonaue aiv, uurKs int. ieinenweDcr i:v, Mocue 2S, itoomson 316, welch bis. ton 111. Hamilton 16. Hurlburt. . LOucks 68, Whiting It. No report as to the Democrat lo vote Is obtainable. (Special Plapatrb to Tbe Journal.) flalum tflfli Anrll II TTI n 1 tonight give Mirlon three Statement TWO TO ONE FOR No. 1 representatives and two Republl- ' V luu can cnoice nominees: Hatteberg, 1447; Hughes, 1480: Llbby, 1447; Patton. 1.618; Reynolds, 1,476. NEWELL AND HAINES MUST STAY AT HOME (Hneclal Dlapatrb to Tha Journal. 1 Forest Grove, Or., April 18. One de cided surprise of the election was the aereat or w. iv. iveweii or DHley, can didate for representative on tho Re publican ticket. Two yeara ago he was oiaiemeni i man DUt nas Deen emphatically against the measure this campaign and delivered an addreaa be fore the students of Pacific university against the statement He is one of the most popular men of Washington county and it Is thought his attitude toward the statement was solely re sponsible for his defeat. Another surprise was the slump of E. W. Haines, president of tha Oregon aenate at the last session. It was thought -by Haines' opponents that he would give Dr. Wj D. Wood a hard race, but present returns show the latter CAKE, SAYS BAKER (Special Dlapatch to Th Journal.) Baker City, Or., April 18. Out of 88 precincts five are yet to be heard from. Results, thus Incomplete, are: Cake 651, Fulton 441, E111S 326, Goer 379, Shepherd 226, Bailey 630, Reld 274. Altchlaon 189 Oaston 136. Hamilton 109, tturiouri vt, ivoucxa 6Z, Wnltlng 66. MACHINE GETS WASCO ; OPPOSITION DIVIDED BAELOW MASSED ON HAWLEY AND BEAN (Special Dlapatch to Tha Journal.) Barlow, Or., April IS.-'-The vote in the primary election In this precinct was cast as follows: cake 15, Fulton 13; Hawley 2b; Bean 26; Bailey 17, Keed 11; lampbell s, arter Ji; Kooertson n Belt 14. MeArthur 12. Campbell 11. Dim Ick 14. Dixon 16, Dye 20, Gill 18, Jones 8. Thirty-four votos were cast Four were Democratic votes. (Special Dlapatch to Tha Journal.) Tha Dalles, Or., April 1. Twenty precincts out of 18 In Wasco county give results as follows: Cake 108, Ful ton EIT, Ellis 761, Geer 461, Shepherd 51: II Precincta a-lve Altnhlann 5SK ftaatnn 1(9 Hamilton as t-furlhn- len Loucka llo. Whiting 83. N. j. sinnott Fulton Wins Sherman. on Statement No. 1, Is elected over H. (Special Dlapatch to The Journal.) L. K.UCK ror stste senator bv over 200 1 Mum n, Anrll it irr,t- majority. Fred Wilson Is elected dls-lclncts reportlns unofficially In Sherman Cake Wins Linn. (Special Dlapatcb to Tbe Journal.) Alhanx Or. Anrll 18. Twentv-seven out of ll precincts give Cake 657, Ful ton 664; Campbell 610, Carter 499. Rob ertson 94. Belts 615. Blanchard 410, Rrown 699. Freeman 400, Porter 681, Simpson 420, Upmeyer 629. Democratic nominees are MutiKnrs, I'm I pott and Brandon. Brown is the only Republican nominee that subscribes to Statement No. 1. The Democrats all favor the principle. HOCKED WITH JUSTICE woman brain. But in a moaaent even meni anouia d; represeniea or a man the stalwart policemen fled terrdr. and not a pocketbook, but his smend- With a aulck movement WUle Lins meni wa ueioaiea. had reached up on the magistrate's desk, I " forced opon a boa of charred ODlum ll' LTTATTVn r,T7'TrTlTT?Tr' k rrfTTl called "venshee" and there flashed k-l U Ul J VjlUlk,XJ-L XKjAXTj tnererrom a gigantia rea spider, com posed principally of 80 hairy legs and i sibberlnr mouth. The awful creature in appearance like a miniature red oc topus, seemed demoniacal with r flashing up and down the rail. While Chinaman and his white wife smiled naively. Heavy books were thrown at the strange, creature, actually like the phantasmagoria of an opium dream, but the naming oriental spider easily es caped the missiles. Just when Policeman Joe Williamson attempted to throw a cloth over the creature It leaped up and bit him1 on the a fight Williamson succeeded in killing the aplder. Harry Llnar testified that the creature Is ronnd on the doppv flower In China and seem a able to live on the draa:. It came a tiny Insect In a '"suev" of opium six months ago, he said, and, be coming attached to the strange pet, he called It "Nuoantrlee." or "honorable an. cestor." Ling and his wife were both fined. FA MO' ID Clothing Company COR. MORRISON AND SLCOND STREETS just keep the certificate until I get some money, and then I'll come around and pay you for the whole thing, with Interest.' PRUSSIA ANDU. S. TO EXCHANGE TEACHERS Mnrder or Suicide. Spokane, Wash.. April 18. Henry Burchett, a well-known merchant was found dead tonlcrht at hla home. A rifle was lying by his side. It is not known whether death was from suicide or accident He leaves a large family. Bridegroom, Shy of Coin, Tells Magistrate He'll Return and Pay. Mlddletown, Pa., April 17. OUs O. Schaffer, justice of the peace. Is hold ing a marrlsge certificate In pawn and expectantly awaiting the return of pair he married several weeks ago, Tha aqulre has not been pall for the Job; In fact ha is out of pocket but ha la of a hopeful disposition, and aaea somewhere In the misty future a $5 fee, which belongs to him. Thus does the justice relate the sad details: "Not long sgo a young chap and his flrl came to me, and said they wanted o be spliced. I made a apeclal trip to upon life. Harrlabur for the license, and my return tied them together for I threw In a few extras, among them the benediction of the commonwealth. After it was over the bridegroom said: " "Now. sou I re. vou know the ahona are closed and times are hard. Tou Instructors to Be Paid by Foreign GoTfrarrtcJit for tho Work. Nsw Tork. April IT. Plana for an ex change of teaohers between schools of the United Btates and Prussia, under the supervision of tha Prussian Impe rial department of inatructlon and the Carnegie foundation for tha advance ment of teaching, were announced to day. The exchange will besln on October 1. and It Is expected that 16 to 60 teach er, will avail themaelye. of the oppor tunity to vl.it Prussia as guests of the f overnment That government will pay ha visiting teachers IIS to 127.60 cer month. The Americans are expected to eon- Terse with ths German upper-class stu dents in English upon the institutions snd social customa of tha two coun tries. It is stipulated that the American teacher visiting Prussia under this ulan i must be a graduate of an American cou- lege, snd must have taught for one year In some college or high school. - Statement Wo. X Wins. The people are to decide who shall represent them. The majority rule la the keynote of American government Tha universal, unprejudiced choice of the musical world has placed the Stein way above all others. So long as tha memory of Llsst, Wagner, Berllos, Ru binateln, Gounod, Hemholts and Joseffy endure, in tha mu.ical world, so long, will tha Stelnway be tha last wor to: b. said ef arreat Blanoa It ku midi ftossible the true expression of all that S noble and trulv aTa.t In mnaln. Through its unrivaled beauty of tone. Its Power and lta blrlllanov. It bna given character and reputation to tha rei master minus or musio sines 'tne ays of Liszt It has been tha medium through which the divine beauty of all muslo has found its axoreaalon. and It has made tha reputation of every great musician tha modern achool has Known.. Tha Stelnway piano is the heart throb' or all that is distinctively grand ii music. 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