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POLITICAL NEWS
Albert J. Bevarld*«. United Stata«
aeaetor from Indiana and one of the
moat prominent and consistent of tbe
“ progressive*' republicans, after a
visit to Sagamore Hill, came away
with a promise from Theodore Roose­
velt to deliver a campaign speech In
his favor In his fight for re-election to
the senate. ,
»
Following the receipt of a letter
from Colonel Roosevelt. Governor
Hughes announced that the former
president had fixed Tuesday as the
day for their meeting at 8agamore
H11L
Lee O’Neill Browne, democratic leg­
islative leader, under indictment at
Chicago and 8prlngfleld. announces
himself a candidate for renomination
as a member of the legislature.
20 Days Sale
20 DAYS
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•
Beginning June 15 and continuing until July 4th
we will make 2 0 per cent reduction on clothing,
10 per cent on shoes, 15 per cent on hats and 2 0
per cent on shirts.
W e must reduce our entire stock to make
room for fall goods which wiU arrive in July.
Now is your chance for big bargains.
TERM S STRICTLY CASH .
Hodson Bros.
Clothiers and Furnishers.
Newberg, Ore.
A. G. 8PALDING.
A. G. Spalding, head of the sporting
goods house of Chicago, has been
formally requested by the business
men of San Diego, Cal., to accept the
nomination to succeed Frank P. Flint
in the United States senate.
Colonel Roosevelt declares Con­
gressman Poindexter did not discuss
the Washington senatorial contest
with him. "My relations with all the
candidates to succeed Senator Piles
have been, so far as I can recall, most
cordial. I will not take any side in
the contest, ’ he said.
"W e have a fight before us. I have
decided what I am going to do. Those
who may want to come with me, come.
Those who want to star at home,
stay.” With ^these words William J.
Bryan closed one, of the most drama­
tic speeches of hlfe career at the dem­
ocratic county convention at Lincoln,
Neb. He spoke in ¿upport of a posi­
tive declaration for county option, and
at the conclusion of his address the
plank was adopted by an overwhelm­
ing majority.
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Paaaangvr t f M L
P o rtla n d , d r a g o n .
ST. LOUIS.—Cleverness on the part
of the engineer prevented three men
from robbing the Missouri, Kansas A
Texas Southwestern flyer No. 8, near
Larimer, S t Louis County, 15 miles
from S t Louis, early Sunday morning.
Three men were arrested as suspects,
but were released after Investigation.
Engineer Quinn, through a ruse, pre­
vented the baggage car and passenger
coaches from being looted. Tbe rob­
bers at the point of revolvers com­
pelled the engineer snd fireman to
descend from the cab and go with
them to the baggage car to assist In
uncoupling It When tinkering about
tbe coupling the engineer snd fireman
managed to slip away in the darkness.
The two started on a run for the
cab. The robbers soon became aware
that the crew was dashing for the
cab and opened fire.
Springing Into the cab, the engineer
threw the throttle wide open and
washed away with the train.
New Jap Alliance Due.
BERLIN.—A new political align­
ment, with Japan breaking away from
England as soon as the present
treaty between these two has sxplred,
Is predicted by Prof. Albrecht Wirth,
one of the most prominent Pan-Amer­
ican politicians and writers.
DIAZ AND TAFT
EXCHANGE NOTES
President of Mexico Suggests
Chingo in Nictrtguan
Policy.
WASHINGTON.—The attitude of
the Mexican government toward the
Madri« cause in Nicaragua was made
plainer, when correspondence which
recently passed between President
Dias and President Taft on the sub­
ject became public.
President Dias wrote President Taft,
as the result o f the circulation of a
telegram Madris sent to Central Amer­
ican governments protesting against
the attitude o f the United States In
Nicaragua.
“ If these facts are exact in all de­
tails," said President Dial, after refer­
ring to Madris' protest, “ I permit my­
self in the most friendly spirit, to rec­
ommend most earnestly to your ex­
cellency that you reconsider those in­
structions of which Nicaragua com­
plains to the epd of permitting the
government of Madris within a pru­
dently brief period, to aocompllsh that
complete pacification which Is of­
fered.“
Information Erroneous, Says T a ft
Mr. Taft, In reply, said:
"I eatqem your excellency’s friendly
interest In the relation of the United
States with Nicaragua. As your ex­
cellency will have surmised, the tele­
gram which Dr. Madris ordered sent
to you, as v eil as telegrams sent to
other governments In which the con­
tinuation of the struggle in Nicaragua
I? attributed to the policy of the
United States, has evidently been
transmitted under erroneous informa­
tion with respect to the actual facts
snd the principles of international
law applicable to the case."
Germany Recognizee Madris.
WASHINGTON.— Germany has for­
mally put the stamp of her approval
on the Madris government In Nlca-
ragua.
This information reached Waahlng-
ton through confidential channels out­
side tbe State Department Germany’s
action was taken In April, before the
recent series of Estrada victories.
No other European government so
as available information shows,
adopted a similar attitude.
G EN ER A L NEW S NOTES
WHEN JENNY LINO S A N O 1", - HIBERNAT1N8 ANIMALS.
A Nightingale That Charmed Hearts as
W ell as Kara
Lethargy
W inter end
Awakening In Bering.
the
The sleep o f hiberation is a very
Nothing in Bichard Hoffman’s
different
matter from the sleep of
musical recollection* in Scribner’s
repose.
I
f it be oomplete, respira­
is more charming than hia descrip­
tion
can
no
longer be detected. A
tion o f Jenny Lind.
torpid
bet
when disturbed will
"She would trip on and off,” he
says, “ at if in an ecstasy o f delight | heave a sigh or two and, being left
at the opportunity o f singing, bow­ alone, again to all appearance« oease
ing and smiling to her audience and to breathe.
Submerged in water o f a tem­
giving every one present a flattering
perature
fclightly higher than his
sense of contributing in a measure
own,
the
hedgehog
not only contin­
toward the success o f the evening.
8he had three or four sohgs which ues to live, hut appear* to suffer /
showed the wonderful compass and neither inconvenience nor harm.
power o f her voice, and one or more Inclosed in an air tight receptacle,
o f these were called for at every con­ his atmosphere undergoes a change
cert— a Swedish echo song in which so slight that it affects him slight­
she would echo her own voice by a ly, if at all.
But circulation does not ceased
sort o f ventriloquism that was quite
marvelous and another in which she As respiration diminishes the irrita­
made a remarkable diminuendo, bility o f the muscles o f the heart
reaching a pianissimo as faint as a increases, and thus without the
sigh, but with a carrying power that stimulation o f oxygen, although
made it distinctly audible at the much more slowly, the heart con­
most extreme limits of Castle Gar­ tinues to beat. In the absence o f
den or Tripler hall, where the later the fresh air drawn into the lungs
in times o f activity, uncleansed and
concerts were given.
“ This was a fine building situated unreinvigorated and venous blood
at Broadway and Bond street and passes on to fill the whole system o f
just finished in time for the second circulation.
A profound lethargy ensues, dis­
series o f concerts. The hall had
fine acoustic advantages, and it was tinguishable from death only by the
a great loss to the city when it was slight beating of the heart. The
destroyed by fire a few years later. waste is very small. The fat accu­
The Winter -Garden was afterward mulated during the plenty o f .sum­
mer and autumn supplies all ex­
built on the same site.
“ One o f the most haunting things penditure until the coming o f
to me was her singing of Taubert’s spring, when earlier or later the hi­
bird sing, ’ I Know Not Why I Am bernating animal, having no capital
Singing.’ Her shake was the finest in reserve, begins to suffer the
1 ever heard, so close and even as pangs of hunger. In response to
to be altogether perfect. Her voice, the demand respiration very slowly
which she 6aid herself was natural­ increases. His oxidized blood flows
ly'stiff and stubborn, she had edu­ more quickly, and his energy re­
cated and practiced into such a de­ turns.
gree o f perfection that her roulades
Then -the bat flies forth once
and cadenzas were unparalleled in more from the hollow tree in the
their execution.
wood to find the warm dusk teem­
“ In her sacred songs she rose to ing with insect life, and the hedge­
the snblime, and on one occasion hog comes, it may he, from the cav­
as she finished singing the aria ‘ I ity under the gnarled roots below
Know That My Redeemer Livetb’ I to find beetles, worms and slugs
recollect that Daniel Webster, who once more among the spring grass.
was seated in the center o f the bal­
Hibernation has saved both from
cony, rose from his seat and made death by starvation, but if their
her a profound bow. Her rapt ex­ nooks had not been snug and wise­
pression of face and never ending ly chosen they would not have beenV
volume o f voice made her appear preserved from death by frost.
like some inspired. seraph deliver­
The hiding place also m ost be se­
ing a divine message.
cret and free from intrusion, for
“ She was indebted to Sir George the hibernating animal cannot bear
Smart, with whom she had studied to be suddenly roused. Even the
in England, lo r aH the traditional little dormouse, which comes out at
renderings o f oratorio parts, he be­ intervals to feed, when in deep
ing at that time the greatest living sleep must be carried indoors to the
authority in this school of mnsic, warmer temperature o f a room or
hut her vocal training was done un­ revived "by the heat o f the hand
der Manuel Garcia in Paris.”
passing through tbe nest. He then
wakes refreshed and full o f activi­
The Tourist In Japan.
ty, hut he does not survive too
All Japanese inns o f course hasty an awakening. — Harper’s
charge a great deal more to tbe Weekly.
globe trotting European tourist who
Effects of Air.
does not speak ‘ the language since
Attention has been called to
he or she is not content to travel
strictly a la Japanese and worries some curious effects of rarefied and
the entire household with a varie­ o f condensed air on human respira­
ty o f strange demands— extra quilts tion. On high mountains some per­
to sleep on (because they find the sons experience distressing short­
floor hard), an improvised pillow, ness o f breath, one result o f which
special food (the ordinary guest is that thev are unable to whistle.
takes what is given him and at the Precisely the same effect is some­
hour that the host pleases and is times produced by the condensed
thankful), knives, forks and spoons air in caissons and diving bells. La­
(because he has neglected to prac­ borers working in compressed air
tice eating his food with chop­ frequently find, however, that their
owers of exertion are increased as
sticks), a bath with fresh water in
it (because he will not follow the l o ng as the atmospheric pressure is
custom o f entering the bath as soon not more than double that o f ordi­
aa he arrives, thus getting the op­ nary air, but beyond that point un­
portunity o f first bath and the wa­ pleasant effects are experienced aft­
ter while it is fresh) and half a er the men have left the working
dozen other requirements. — Ex­ shafts and returned into the open
air. On the other hand, high at­
change. ________________
mospheric pressure in the case of
>
New York’* Obelitk.
rsons not doing manual labor has
The obelisk in Central park, New
n found to act as a mental stim­
York city, is a granite monolith ulus, increasing the impulse to talk.
presented to the city, through the — Harper’ s Weekly.
department o f state, by the late Is-
mal Pasha, khedive o f Egypt, in
Casting fileighbells.
1877. It was brought to this coun­
A question frequently asked is in
try by Lieutenant Commander Gor- regard to the method o f producing
ringe, U. S. N., and placed in posi­ sleighbells containing iron balls lar­
tion Jan. 22, 1881, the entire ex­ ger than the opening in the bells,
pense o f removal and erection previous to making a cast the mak­
($103,732) having been borne by er of sleighbells puts an iron ball
the late William H. Vanderbilt. Its inside a sand core, just the shape of
height from apex to base is 69 feet the inside o f the bell. This sand
2 inches and its weight about 220 core, with the jinglet inside, is
tons, or 440,000 pounds. It is sixth placed in the mold of the outside
in size o f the famous monoliths of and the melted metal poured in,
Egypt and is one o f two obelisks which fills up the space between
erected at Heliopolis by Thothmes the core and mold. The hot metal
III. (1600 B. C.) and removed to burns the core so that it can be
Alexandria by Augustus about 23 shaken out, leaving the ball within
B. C., or, as some authorities say, the shell. Ball valves, swivel joints
by Rameses II.
and many other articles are cast in
the same manner.
Walter Brookins, In a Wright bi­
plane, broke the world’s altitude rec­
ord at Atlantic City, N. J., when he
attained a height of €176 feet
Chipper as a boy with a smile snd
a real handshake for all well-wishers
John D. Rockefeller celebrated his
71st birthday at Forest Hill, his splen­
did summer home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Women
teachers showed their
knowledge of polttlos by forcing the
triumphant election of Mrs. Ella
Flagg Toung, superintendent of the
public school of Chicago, as president
of the National Educational associa­
tion.
Walter Wellman and E. Van Inman
will attempt this Fall to cross the At­
lantic ocean is the dirigible balloon
America, which was built for the Well­
man Polar expedition and has been
twice tested In voyage over the Aro-
tic ocean north of Spitsbergen.
On petition of the the International
Paper company, Judge Colt, In the
United States circuit court, at Boston,
appointed John Norris, of New York,
an officer of the American Newspaper
Publishers' association, and Charles
F. Weed, an attorney of this city, re­
ceivers o f the Boston Herald company.
Including a bond issue of 11,700,000,
the indebtedness is about 11,200,000.
Results of great importance and
lasting benefit to the United States,
as well as to the Latln-American re­
publics, are expected from the fourth
Pan-Amerioea conference, which met
in Buenos Ayres.
The notable conventions of tbs
week Include the Elks at Detroit, the
international convention of the Bap­
tist Toung People’s Union, at Sara­
toga, the annual saegerfest of the
Northwestern Norwegian-Danlsh Sing­
ers’ association at Sioux Falls, the
convention of the Upper Mississippi
River Improvement association at St
Paul, and the summer meeting of the
Who Told the Fib7
America Chemical society in 8an
The hell rang, and the occupier
Francisco.
of the apartment started to the
Ashton Is Boomed.
TACOMA, Wash.—In tbe Interest of
tbe candidacy of James M. Ashton, or
Tacoma, who Is seeking to become U.
Tacoma Gets Convsntlen.
S. Senator, a plan la being formulated
SEATTLE, Wash.— The annual con­
to have all the timber Intereata of vention of the Western Federation of
Waahlngton center their atrength on Improvement clubs, embrnoing Wash­
Aahton and get busy in hia behalf. ington, California, Oregon, Idaho and
Montana, will be held Ift Tacoma
Growers Held Wool.
Vugust 23 and 24.
WALLOWA, Ore —Two-thirds of the
wool clip of Wallows County is In the
Women Waiting Murder Trial.
hands of the growers. It amounts to
SPOKANE. Wash.— Mrs. Vera Proa
over 1,000,000 pounds of the finest ■Sr's trial upon the charge of shoot­
wool la the United Statee. Half that ing her divorced husband, Rase T.
»mount has been sold already at prlees Proseer, will be held at Libby, Mont,
ranging from 14« to 17c
August IS.
The
A Courtier'» Retort.
Queen Bess had a pretty wit, they
window to see who the visitor might tay, which she was by no means
be. T o his annoyance he saw a per­ loath to exercise upon her subjects.
sistent creditor who had evidently She got the worst of it in one ver­
called again for payment o f his long bal duel at least. Observing in the
outstanding .account. The impecu­ garden a courtier to whom she had
nious one instantly called to his promised promotion that had not
youthful son and said:
yet been realized, her majesty
“ Tommy, go to the door at once. thrust her head out o f the window
I don’t want to see that man. Tell and called to him:
him I ’m not at home.”
“ What does a man think of, Sir
“ Oh, papa, 1 thought you never Edward, when he thinks of noth­
tolk fibs!” remarked Tommy.
in g?”
“ I don’t, my hoy. It’s you that’ s
‘ ‘Of a woman’s promise, your
going to tell one. Now run off.” — majesty,” w a s-S ir Edward’s re­
Exchange.
sponse.— Pittsburg Dispatch.