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A BULLET-PROOF BREASTPLATt
rh Invention of s German Tailor to
Protect Soldiers.
Projectile makers in recent years
have expended much money, time and
ingenuity in increasing the efficiency
of the various missiles that come with
in scope of their endeavors, and they
have undoubtedly achieved some won
derful results. But of what use is it
all? No sooner is the projectile im
proved to the extent of demolishing
the likeliest object of its attack than
some counter improvement is made to
defeat the improved projectile. Armor
plate is made too strong to be pene
trated by missiles of the greatest
known penetration, and then missiles
are made to penetrate the armor, ana
stronger armor has to be made. So the
inventors in the two lines keep playing
seesaw with one another, now one up
and now the other, until it seems as if
their rival efforts must produce about
the same result as if neither had ever
begun, and as if the best way to end it
all was to mutually agree to do noth
ing-
Here is a German tailor m Mann
heim, for instance, says the London
News, who had apparently defeated
the lately gained and much lauded in
creased Denetratinir power of the Ger
man rifle ball. He has invented or dis
covered some substance which resists
bullets in a way that greatly astonishes
military men, and the army magnates
are after his secret. Military commis
sions have made numerous tests and
declared the results most satisfactory.
The inventor has made the material
into a sort of cuirass or breastplate in
tended to be fastened to the uniform at
the shoulders and the thighs and
weighing only six pounds. The sur
face of the breastplate is of ordinary
military cloth, and the resisting sub
stance is put underneath. Of course it
leaves the head, arms and legs ex
posed. At one of the tests a life size
dummy figure of a soldier was dressed
up with one of the shields and set up
GENERAL
PASSENGER
DEPARTMENT.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5, 1897,
PATRONS of the Wisconsin
Central Lines in passing through
Chicago may require some assist- to be fired at. Not one of the tullcts
YEARS'
j SO
T- EXPERIENCE
. mi a i I
ance in me way 01 caving tneir
hand baggage taken form or to
train and carriage or bus, or in
manv other ways, and they "will
find all that is desired in this re-
the material.' Thev were found im
bedded in the coat, all of them flat
tened by the resistance offered. In or
der to find the probable effect of the
bullets upon a human body the dummy
was covered with soft material under
Boa. H. V. Gate at Peadletoa.
Hon. H. V. Gates, the promoter sod
prinoipal stockholder in the eleotrio
libt plant and water works of Ueppner,
accompanied by bit wife, registered at
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for a few daya'sojonrn in the interests of
his business. As orator of the da; at
La Grande on the Fourth the Cbroniole
says: "Just before the introduction of
the orator of the day, Hod. H. V. Gates,
a message was read annonnomg Samp
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that was a signal for an outburst of ap
plause, and for s few moments
pandemonium reigned in the aadience.
When quiet was restored Mr. Gates
commenced bis oration, and tor three
quarters of an hoar be held bis bearers
as though spell bound. Occasionally be
was mterruted by applause, and during
his address he held the olosest attention
of the entire assemblage. He paid glow
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and Grant, the army and navy, and his
whole address was of the most patriotic
nature and made the breasts of the
many old veterans present heavy with
honest pride."
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The odd nests are completely finished to
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aitd Homl Wwsly (taavllo, nno ar tr
Tl HmI IUf.! ta It.t t'tilr a at um a
ihI uigan aiid riifa ilia mki Iudualry
Iriiia Iba raising of lb Ui lo Hit ll
lug ot Itia ttaaufaptorad arllol. tt ta
pull!lied orelly at Nw Yo'k tad tb
ffgutar pnoa t fi(K) year. It Mark
rHirU tall oirnp and !
Hi.rrp lt.lrs' Talk aloaa art worth
111 lime tha prica ol Ida pa par.
hain la (Vipiat) applicali".
Ubttil)r r.ii.tua ftiit fimh
f to0 lo C0 inlfcribw
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Tht Haiku, Porllmi I Astoria Ntvigatiw C.
OTaLA.VKJ
oaliis cm" AS0 "RIQUUTO'
2nd,
l4na
i od
th
will
Tb
Commencing Monday, May
iMiufi or iti nifni"r
rsva 1'orltand Ml UJMJ n
lallr otHikleVtU.
Whan fan g to I oriiaud, np on
Tlio Imllri n.l la Uip uown ins.
Olnnit-ia; oo Biy J
n",tt"' W. a A! LAW AT.
(trtiaral Agil.
menu aa leader tnd prime minister; Die
mngnifloent triumph! lo great political
trnggle;invlading hie famoae apeeebee,
striking inoideola, pertnnnl needolee,
to Many inperb phototype eogratingi.
Orer C0 pigee. Ooly tibO. Hplendid
oaovaaaiog oatdt with laible pre
miain, ternn end tall inetmotinne eeol
tree tor 36 oeote in etampf to cover poet
ge. Moat hberel term gnaraoteed.
Twenty dare eredit. treigbl pid.
Ageote mekiog 15 to t-'W day. Be flrel
la the field. Order tntflt today. El
periene not oeoeeeery m everybody
waote It. Mention this peper. Monroe
Rook Co.. Dep't. J., Peerborn HI.,
Chicago. 67 64
Mssra'l MmUL
In tbf owin f th Ib'd JarVft
tub of ('anamlaiifti i a nmlal vsttli'h.
Iln iiitinlwrt. i f tin- rlnl ll-'. v.
tjispii tl..- fitnoil Sriiri'is sliirt I'.V
linrcr ...h..nirl.m. thrr folks be
fniiirnlt iiwaltonnl thr iithfntl'lt.V
of rrli. iuim'Ii th lnlifiuttln of
the (ananliir'ina. "aim awrt lhnt i'
rl.tlnie to rrspol art Isryond tlotibt.
M-.liila aJtiioat rxsn-t lln trHi of lt.-l
JsuVrl's. t'li-V admit, rrr prrarntrd
to other Indian of noi aWit the time
Hhrn l!l .las krt rv.wivr-1 hbt. bittthla
one l dlilnriilahl from nil the rrt
taose -n t rrwrw 1 tie ret are 14
start) Instead of IS. and rrmaltieil In the
hand of a alngle family from the time
of the chiefa drain until It breame
the ririijr wf !' r tit otsners.
Cordray, the pioneer tbeatreman of
Portland in the line of -popular prioee,"
bas refitted the Waatiogton St. theatre,
formerly known as the "New Park."
Cordray alwaya has eometbing new, and
nnr rjeoole. wben below, can spend a I
pleanaul evening at bis plaoe. tf
m
ft U V
1
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p
af . 1 I" i. I
mil xskA
w f.V. m I
r -m m tJ . ill i , m as
H t va rnrlM ltAl.ftf laarMsalllveewre.
i...i.t.iAik. .irll. Ii isoalrklT alnrhd. "
eents at ltirlis f M t I : amp'a lr. hr rn"
t Y HWitTU1 ;. aa m m
AViVll BOOK,
t.v fmieteasman Jamrs Kan km T.un ail
w.. .iikiiki. the Natv. all drlrnara.
s,.ii.i.. .t. I'.iflialia and l.l.wrai.hla. ..I
bw ..M all tntninnl olrtrwra. NtrH sin
MSMl Maaalia tnlnma. Xarlonaljr rhit.
W.i uihioaliln. Otilv aullientle, prtv-lal hn,..
k . ni nrwui Any loir i an aril It.
I a. I Ira aa nr-r.lMl as ntlnin. the
Lr.-t su'rlpllna arm In Amerlra.
Mrltrua riltr tTniis arw rmplntc.1 In nur !
.........1.,.. itrnartmanl aiona. 10 .";, inn.
iMir ! IS )"! tint. '' atir now and tw
sr., in i i.o eM. Hte fcar Map lu cilora
Im ath hnk ..r oullit tnhef al.iarl prvml.
uma. Tremrii.lmia arltrr hlrf-at money
...k.,,,.! atKiwn. V l llt-etal l-r,s tuaran.
A-'ita maklm :!' ' Pr dar li
.( rrlit ln, mht paid full l'S
...i ..,.,1.1 ta a-nta tl l ri.ih.ll. saii.. r
...itr l ar. l lull n.tri. Ii .iis lr lor Hint I rnl
to par t-lr Mvtitl.HI this pavr.
MQhHUt BOO. CO.. Oep t N. Ch cago.Ul.
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
State NORMAL SGliool
MOSMOl'TH, OKEOON.
KtroiiK Academic and Professional Courses.
Well eilpKl Training Department of nine grades
with -J children.
Regular Normal Course ot three years. Senior Tear
wholly profrsalnnal.
n i Gradtisles ot accredited lllirh Schools and Col lcgra
1 , JKx Y Emitted directly to professional work.
--f T t V Tha Oltilnma'nf the chool Is racognUvl by law as
A -I a LIKE Certillcate to teach, '
'J A VAk Oraduateiollha f, hoot ara In demand as teachers.
' i I .1
tight Kipensea-One Year tor from X to 1M.
H.autllul and healthful location. No Halimns.
l1r'. Hft term will open Tuesday. Hetitcmber . 1NM.
r-J f Calalinea, ilvlne full details nf work, cheerlullr
jfa-lf seiilon appll.atlrn. Aildreaa,
. W. A. WANS. p. U CAMPBKLI..
Kerreterr of r'ai iilly. rrsaldent
-3-TW0 SPLEHDID TRAINS DAILY c
TO THE EAST
-am ROCK ISLAND II
i
All
uy
Rocky Mountain
Limited
Usaa liFNVI'H, . . . )a.m.
I "Ml M'HIViS . , Vi a.
ArH.-I IN 'IJ . . Ilp. m.
" (IM4IU . I so a. m.
" 1)1 M MntNrrJ . . . a, cn.
" IUVtMitKI' . . l a, .
M,lllHAtlO . tlJp..
Ntt Day
TlimMak HlaMwea and Oiaif I'aes Ciea.lo ta
hiram. e-iilmta lliMoabowt. The
tineas tma la til Wat.
Colorado Flyer
Uaasa trNVH
" iWi Mill sou
ArrUealnl IhA
" kA.NanriTY
1H p m.
1 p. m.
. ) so a. m.
It a, as.
Ar. HT. I Ot IH. iWal, H't)
ArrlfaaHT JOrtVPH
- I.IN' l M irtMna)
" UMAIIA ttiHaa)
ln a. sa.
ft a. as.
s .-u a. as.
ThruBgh rtaees C'olwa,lu Hrtns la Ht Lals
U W alMak H j.
QUZOIC TX2WXX3 I
TO
t4im l4rftioloo
Aa4aUtaaailal,sair.wla..Mlte Mt Haae
Southern Pacific Co
n ra Kiir i-e.s r.iift.m JI
a- aed "sils. t,eae.d UnaaW.
althalVltslasvt fall Hate
illacSiat tr. as trm train. aS'iediaS mpU
armswatatlMM w4la '"f
y. mam. swkaaa, auaH4H satt raaaSMa
. rail m tar a.s4ai ul,.aiU
Well la lis CosstrtSatloai Ha.
AlU e Mor l orle teli In the Ailantle
vt one fhnri-b where the rontrihuiion
ttx ,i.,. . (Hitaineil a ainail tll eeri
er, '.c. I in Its tilth u. rlM only when
pontribuimn malr. Th eolle
lion was usually tan sliirina? th ser
mon. ! n. almif) rltirvh ifer shimM
fail tleltt lion
Tbs ftlaiqasss liraaJ. ou slMfia
atrswt is the llar(uaas tildis, la nUr
iosdtl maoatfanietit aaJ tbs poh
illl-s royslly WHaln4 this win.
Mw cowpaftl ssJ ftw laoas will ap
pear Irons tlw to Wti'S a4 Ibis ppalar.
Orat clas theatre ol IVfllan.l, t,J whsa
la I'ottlsnJ out dr Ub abottUl sol tail
to Uks la sums t U fict ttriQw bst
tUltr'w4. "
.flRUNGTON-FOSSILl
STAGELINE
A. tl. tMIII.VIE rr"p,",0,
These are New Trains in aiJition to our former service,
for particular aad fot.Wr fl'iti tin of llwa trs'oa writ
t. C. M'LtOO.
a. r. a .
h.i-tKt.
iti
? f 5ViUia7,J.
f ARE f ROM AIHINQTON TO
r.aail i mmmi lw ftasiadinp
Matftll i J eilleal P.i. lri .
Cotxlos (Iillea , n..i4 trip
n.a in sallaal 10 .irvl Ills, i
itwet (ISMlleal l .... ftonnd Irip
81 sw ! ArttNito) ry niorpio
(Mta.lar Iptd) sl Vlos s; is t
at Gm.lna at I p. as. soj srilfts sl K-s-all
at 7 P.
('vtuforlabl r.e(cj eosch'f Sioj
fat, fifitrs(4 4'Tft.
That 14-Ycar Old Stuff. .
"Kolm's Best."
On Tap Down at The
Telephone Saloon
l r lea
MAMIC UISS
Ssw 8;a.J, City 1 1. del Btji l,t