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Newberg Graphie Companion
ments on both sides are here
briefly summarized.
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N. W O O D W A R D
THE ARTERIES.
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TR*> Ars Liable to Bseoms HardoNod
In Old Ago.
In the first place, no one pre­
tends
th
a
t
anything
stands
in
“A
man
is
as old as his arteries,”
Published ejerj^Thhwjlsy
It Graphic
ih«. Mo. P in t Street the way of a third term , even a was said some time ago by a French
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consecutive third term, except physician, and the saying, like so
I at the 1
custom and tradition. I t is many others of the phrase loving
th a t W ashington retired French, has a good deal of truth in
$1.50 Per Year in Advance known
after eight years of service mere­ it and not a little error.
ly because he w as w orn-out and There is many a man, old in years,
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1912
wanted rest; and there is no but young in spirit, whose arteries
evidence
th at, when he are like pipestems. So brittle do
W. C. De Pew has sold the was urged to to show
succeed President they seem, indeed, that the physi­
Amity Standard to Claude G. Adams, he objected—if he ob­ cian hardly dares feel the pulse lest
jected. a t all—on any ground of he crush the friable artery under his
LeM asters.
principle. Again, it is adm itted finger, yet these old people are ac­
th a t when General G rant w as tive in mind and body and seem
Who can name a better m an proposed
for a third term, a often much younger than men of
th an Hughes, ot New York, for large number
eminent and pa-, but two-thirds their years.
-the Republican party to unite triotic men not of only
saw no ob­ Again, one meets old and feeble
on as a compromise candidate. jection to the proposal, but urged folk,
whose lives seem to flicker
The West m ight prefer Cummins, his election w ith earnestness and dangerously, like a candle flame in
And,indeed,«t may a draft, whose arteries are as soft
of Iow a, and he wouldn’t be a enthusiasm.
be
contented
w ith much force
as those of a child.
weakling either.
th a t the country is not wise, but and In compressible
general,
however,
saying
foolish, if it refuses to avail itself is true, and especially in the
premature
I t is evident th a t if La Follette of the services ot anv m an whom old age it will usually be found that
had entered the field in Oregon it regards as the best Qualified the arteries are hand, with fibrous
ten days earlier so th a t he could to fill a position, even the highest, thickening, if not already more or
merely because there is a tradi­ less calcified. Hardening of the
have been seen and heard by the tion,
by anything blood vessels—arteriosclerosis is the
people over the state; he would in the unsupported
C onstitution or any w rit­ accepted
medical term—consists in
have carried Oregon a t the ten law, th a t he mustmot occupy a fibrous overgrowth
of the walls of
th a t position for more t ban eiglft the arteries, usually following
prim ary election.
more
years.
or
less
degeneration
of
the
normal
Criticism is being made, and On the other side, it may be tissues of the vessels. As to just
out th a t although the how this comes about physicians are
w ith good reason too, a t the in­ pointed
custom
has
no legal force, it rests not entirely agreed. It is probable
creasing tendency to make Deco­ on something
more than mere
the change occurs first in the
ration Day more ot a gala holi­ sentimental reverence for the that
very,
minute
vessels, those that run
day than to observe the day as example of W ashington, or the through the walls
of the larger ves­
it w as originally intended by blind conservatism th a t clings sels supplying them with blood for
an old custom simply because their nourishment. When these are
paying due respect to the mem­ to
it
is
sold. At the very beginning
by the deposit of fibrous
ory of the departed.
of the governm ent there w as a hardened
tissue
they
less blood and
strong sentiment in favor of carry it more carry
slowly,
so the nu­
While it is idle talk to deny limiting a President, not merely trition of the walls of and
the
larger
th a t Roosevelt hhs a strong fol­ to tw o terms, but to one long sels is reduced. This leads to ves­
low ing all over the country, it is term. Jefferson w ho originally tening, and then nature tries to sof­
re­
a single term of seven pair the damage by the only new tis­
equally true th a t the number favored
ultim ately came to believe sue at her hand—namely, fibrous tis­
w ho are not ready to accept the years,
th
a
t
tw
o term s of four years sue.
assum ption th a t there is but one were better,
but should not be Later these fibrous and thickened
m an in the United States who is exceeded. In every one of his walls
of the larger arteries may be
big enough to be President is not annual messages General Jack- hardened
more by a deposit of
son urged Congress to propose lime salts still
small by any means.
from
the blood.
a n amendment to the C onstitu­ The arteriosclerosis
common in
tion prescribing such a lim ita­ old. age is the result so
of
and
Senator Bourne in speaking of tion;
and as an indiction of the tear. An elastic tube “wear
dilated
by
the prim ary election said the view of the question held by the
hydraulic
pressure
and
then
con­
people of Oregon would be on able Southerners in Congress ju st tracting 10,000 times a day will
trial th a t day and not himself. before the w ar, it m ay be noted have done much work by the end of
a t the constitution of the Con­ seventy years. In younger life ar­
The voters accepted the respon­ th
federate
S tates actually did limit teriosclerosis is most commonly
sibility and they are satisfied the president
to one term , al­
w ith the result. The m ajority though the term w as lengthened caused by intemperance—not in
drinking only, but in eating, espe­
of the Republicans seem to think to six years.
meat eating, without enough
we have had enough of Bourne. Behind this belief th a t tw o cially
to consume the excess of
term s or eight years should be exercise
nutrient
material. Overwork, wor­
limit has alw ays been the ry and chronic
McCredie and his Beavers the
poisoning, such as
th a t a dictatorship or a lead poisoning, are
also factors.
evidently don’t believe in any fear
monarchy m ight be established.
halfway business. F or tw o sea Those who have tins fear point The best thing for arteriosclerosis
to get it, and the best way not
sons they ranked a t the top of out th a t the President ot the is to not
get
is to be moderate in every­
the score card and so far this United S tates has more power thing. it People
growing old should
m ost m onarchs—a power be examined medically
season they are holding the place than
every six
th
a
t
m
ight
easily
be
used
by
a
a t the bottom . The Portland strong and am bitious m an great­ months, and then incipient arterio­
fans are hoping the. boys will ly to tighten his hold upon the sclerosis may be detected and per­
haps arrested by proper diet, drags
take a brace soon and step up a office. Whenever the people and
regimen.—Youth’s Companion.
come to think th a t there is only
few notches.
one m an am ong the millions ot
h of H or Mirth.
our population w ho can save the A maid C i u had
The Republican w ho can look country
just come over from
carry out the Ireland, and a Brooklyn
ahead and see any reasonable measures or th a can
woman en­
t they w ant car­
prospect of success in the Pres­ ried out, and feel th a t he m ust gaged her. A bell hung in the girl’s
and the morning after her ar­
idential election to be held In have a third and perhaps a fourth room,
rival
her
rang the bell to
November, w ith the party broken term, they are perilously near get her up. mistress
But
the
maid did not
the state of mind th a t gives to get up, though the bell
up into w arring factions as it dictators
rang and
their
opportunity
and
now is, m ust be an optim ist in­ their excuse. It is evident th a t rang. Finally, therefore, the mis­
deed. If the leaders of the party if a m an were to succeed to pow ­ tress herself rose, and, slipping on a
gown, she hastened to the
are wise, they will get together, er as a result of the assum ption dressing
new
servant’s
There, wide
select some new man for standard by the people th a t he is essential awake, the maid room.
lay,
laughing
at the
to
their
salvation,
he
would
as­
bearer and forget past differences. sume office w ith far greater top of her lungs.
W ith such a course there ought authority th an th a t which the “What on earth are you laughing
to be a good show for winning American people have hitherto at, Norah?” said the mistress.
“Faith, mum,” Norah answered,
in the election. To go on as the given to their Presidents.
“Oi’m
laughin’ at that belL As
No
one
thinks,
of
course,
th
a
t
p arty is now drifting means sure
sure
as
Oi live Oi haven’t touched
any
one
is
am
bitious
to
become
defeat.
it,
an’—jest
see—it’s waggin'.”—
a dictator, or th a t any group of
Putnam’s._____________
persons wish the country to be
ruled by one. The opponents of
THE QUESTION OF A THIRD the
Whan to Cut Flows**«.
third term merely believe The best
TERM.
time to cut flowers is
th a t since continual re-election is early in the morning,
the dew
only possible path to dicta­ upon them, or else while
The following article taken the
during the
torship, th a t path had better be is evening.
As soon as cut the stems
from the Youth’s Companion block«!. F or th a t purpose they
should
be
placed in water, even if
covers the question of a third regard the tradition against the in a temporary
way, if not conven­
term from an unbiased stand­ third term as of value.
ient
to
arrange
them at once in
point and is well w orth reading:
their proper positions.
The tradition th a t a President
Morsly th* President.
When the flowers have to be pack­
of the United States should be A characteristic anecdote of Lin­ ed early in the morning to be sent a
elected for tw o terms only is coln dates back to the time when long distance they must be cut extra
once more before the American there were to many fires at the na­ early or, what is better, cut the pre­
people—to be disregarded or tional capital that suspicion of in­ vious evening and placed in water
respected, as the nation m ay cendiaries was entertained, and
all night in a cool place which can
choose. It comes in the only rious northern cities began to offer be kept close. In this way they ab­
form in which it has ever been the services of special fire brigades. sorb all the water it is possible for
presented to them, lor no Pres­ The authorities of Philadelphia in them to do, being consequently
ident has ever been nominated particular were most urgent and fresher when unpacked.—Gardening
for a third consecutive term; nor sent a special committee to wait Illustrated. "
,
has any body of men eter upon the president and urge him
brought forward any President to accept the services of such a
Clever Response*.
a t the dose of eight years’ ser­ brigade. The committee was te­ An American orator in endeavor­
vice as a candidate to succeed dious and long winded, and the ing to respond to a toast frankly ac­
himself. As a m atter of prac­ president was anxious to set back knowledged his incapacity in this
tical politics, the question has to the public
in which de- pnique manner: “Ladies and gentle­
business
ublic bus
alw ays been, and is now, not manded his
men, I am the possessor of a gigan­
ni attention. Finally,
w hether it is advisable to have ing no prospect of a termination of tic intellect, but just at this moment
the same President three times in the interview in the usual way, he I haven’t got it about me.”
succession, but whether it is ad­ interrupted one of the orators in Tallyrand got ont of a similar dif­
visable to give him three terms the midst of a grandiloquent flight ficulty
by a successful ruse. In re­
even with an intermission.
by
as;
sponding to his health being drunk
To this question, as to alm ost “Ah,
H n, yes.
e . gentlemen, but it is a he got up before the applause sub­
yes,
all public questions, there are mistake to suppose that I am the sided,
but spoke nothin«,
tw o sides, either one of which head of the fire department ip made a mumbled,
bow
and
sat down, at which
may be sincerely held and strong­ Washington. I am merely the
th pree- the applause redoubled.—London
ly argued. For' the benefit of ident of the United States.”
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