T H E N E W B E R G G R A P H IC
ELECTRIC SHOCKS.
UNIVERSITY of OREGON
Summer School
JUNE
For Goodness Sake
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Twenty-five Instructors—F ifty courses; Distinguished East­
ern Educators added to regular faculty.
19 Mineworkers
BUILD W ITH
Officials Ac­
cused of Part in Restrict­
ing Coal Competition.
University Dormitories Upen. Board and Room at $3.50 per
week
Reduced railroad rates.
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On*.of th# Quaintest Railroads In tno
World is In Ireland.
Where the brood mouth o f the river
Sliauuon mingles its waters with the
deeper hue of the ocean, where the
stem coast thrusts its eager promon­
tories toward America, the land of
dreams, stands Bully bunion, pictnr-
esque town o f 300 Irish men and wom­
en. About s mile and s half farther
north stands Bel more, and between
these two small towns extends one o f
the world’s quaintest rallroada—the
Ballybunlon monorail.
On Its single track, raised on a tres­
tle. and In Its curious ca n passengers
and freight are carried from Bally-
bunion and Belmore and back again in
the remarkable time o f five minutes.
The monorail on which its strange lo­
comotive and trains run is perhaps
two feet high, while the distance be­
L e t ue teU ro e about the inturaace certifi­
tween the lower rails, which serve to
cate that (oea with each pair end euaranteee
maintain the equilibrium o f the rolling
Itheee ahoee asainst rotting or crackint through
^ J fra e a contact with manure and barnyard
stock, is a little more than a fo o t
■ l i q u i d « . No ahoea like them in the world.
Most remarkable o f Its equipment is
■ N o other farm .hoe guaranteed like theee.
the locomotive, with Its queer elliptical
boiler and firebox. It baa one cylinder
H u i s k a m p s
on each side, the rods o f which are in­
side connected to the drivers. The in­
terior of a passenger car is divided
Oudr<jn!(
Mjn uri A nd \mmonM l*rooj into two longitudinal compartments,
which are entered by separate doors
The guard stands on either aide, ac­
cording to the balancing needs o f the
moment. Freight and stock cars are
similarly divided.
To enable pedestrians and wagons to
cross the tracks o f the Ballybunlon
railroad small lift bridges are con­
structed at the various roads and rs-
mnin In a lowered position for the ac­
commodation o f traffic. When It Is nec­
H o d s o i  ’& Î *
essary for a train ko peas such a point
the crossing flagman raises the bridge
aa la shown in the Illustration, thus
permitting the train to proceed.
The Ballybnnio.i hauls considerable
freight for so short a road. The sur­
rounding country has many famous
caves, which yield quits a large quan­
le ty o v r
«y,
tity o f stone and some mineral wealth.
—Railroad Man’s Magazine
c o r ix s c o m e o il
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W H Y N O T?
Atyo\irdr\iööis
The Deaoen Was Right.
A minister one Sabbath announc­
ed to his flock that he would have
to leave them, as he was called to
another field.
“ How much more salary do you
expect to get there than here?” aak­
ed one of the deacons.
“Three hundred dollars/'rem ark­
ed the minister with some hesita­
tion.
“ I don't hhime you for goin’,”
remarked the deacon, who had been
a worldlv mirn in his time, "bu t you
should lie more exact in your lan­
guage.
That i-n't a ‘call;' it’s a
‘raise.’ **— Philadelphia le dger.
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QUALITY
Dr. Jehneen and Fasting.
Fasting was no hardship to Dr.
Johnson. He enjoyed his food when
he had it and was content when he
hadn’t
“ 1 never feel any differ­
ence upon myself from eating one
thing rather than another,” he said.
“There are people, 1 believe, who
feel a difference, but 1 am not one
of them, and, as to i regular meals, I
have fasted from the Sunday’s din­
ner to the Tuesday's dinner without
■nv inconvenience. I believe it heat
to eat just as one is hungry, but a
man who is in business or a man
who has a family mnat have stated
meals.”
Getting Square.
"T walked into a restaurant,” said
the man with the gronch. “ and the
waiter gave me a cracked plate, a
knife that was chipped, a fork that
was bent, and the glass with the w a­
ter in it was unwashed."
" O f course you complained to the
proprietor.” said some one.
“ N o ," replied the man with th#
ouch. “hut when I left I tipped
at waiter with a plugged nickel.”
-P u c k .
S
CONSERVATION NOT FAVORED
Executivos Favor Littoral
Land Policy.
Salt Lake City, Utah.— When the
national conference of governor»
meets In Colorado Springs next Au­
gust it w ill be asked by the western
governors to go on record against the
conservation policy pursued by the
last three national administrations.
This was made certain when the
western conference officers, at Ks
closing session declared for a more
liberal administration of the public
lands by the national governmenL
Western
Denver Commission Takes Office.
Denver.— A fter a week o f wrangling
during which personal violence and
bloodshed were once threatened, com
mission form government la an estab­
lished fact In Denver. Commissioner
of Social W elfare James M. Perkins
la mayor and the other four city com­
missioners in charge of the depart­
ments o f property, finance, safety and
Improvements are in office unmolest
voltage likely to be encountered by
the public, the highest being that
uspd for railways and tramways,
about GOO volts.
“ If, then, the victim remains in
contact with the oircuit his body
must not be touched by the rescuer,
but the latter may pull him out of
contact by hauling on the clothing,
or he may take off his own coat, in­
sert his hands in the sleeves and
then handle the victim with little or
no risk to himself.
Almost any
article of clothing or material may
be used, provided it is dry and of
moderate thickness.
“ Artificial respiration must be
persevered with for at le&et two
hours, or until the patient revives.
In many cases it may be only a few
minutes. A fter return to conscious­
ness complete rest is essential foir a
day or two, and under no eircum-
staifces must the m an be allowed to
return to work at once, as be may
wish to do if the shock has been a
light one. W ith the prompt appli­
cation of first aid almost every vic­
tim can be revived.“
A atsady Job.
In one of the rooms in the inner
.circle of a large suit of offices in
1 afL.
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the Ilf
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all street district
the furni­
8t«fanu on Prepares for Arctic Trip, ture and lighting arrangements, the
Victoria.— Vilhjalmar
Stefansson. desk appointments, the decorations,
the Arctic explorer, has arrived at the signal bells, the telephones and
Esquimau and taken charge o f the the. writing machines all bear a
work o f preparing the expedition stamp
of
up-to-dateness, which
which he w ill lead into the Arctic this makes the goose quill pens which lie
summer for scientific research under on the desk look strangely out of
the ausplcee o f the Canadian govern­ place.
A visitor asked the man
ment.
who sits at the desk several hours
every week why he used the old
fashioned pens and was told, “I
can’t write with any other.” Later,
when they were alone, the stenog­
rapher said to the visitor, “ He
hasn’t written anything except his
Boston.— A fter
deliberating
over signature for four years.” — N ew
night the jury acquitted President W il­ Y ork Tribune.
liam M. Wood, of the American Wool­
en company, o f the charge o f conspir­
What ghe Wanted.
acy to Injure the textile strikers at
Harrison Fisher, the illustrator,
Lawrence by "planting” dynamite. A told the follow ing at his own ex­
disagreement in the case o f Frederick pense:
E. Atteaux was reported. Dennis J.
I was once lounging about a hall
Collins, who turned state's evidence, wherein certain of my illustrations
was found guilty on two counts and were being exhibited when I chanc­
not guilty on the other four counts of ed to ovérhear a woman, standing in
the indictment
front of one of them, exclaim with
Immediately when the verdict was heartfelt fervor:
announced, Attorney Henry F. Hurl-
“ A h , if I only knew the artist of
burt, counsel for Wood, aaked the this!”
court to direct an Investigation of the
“ Pardon me, madam,” said I, has­
published statement that an attempt tening up, “ but I am the artist.”
had been made to influence Morris
“ In that case,” said she, with a
Shuman, one o f the Jurors. Before
winning smile, “ won’t you tell me
the court made lta charge, Shuman
the name of the dressmaker who
was questioned by Judge John C.
made that perfectly dear frock
Crosby, District Attorney Pelletier
your model wore ?” — Lippincott’ a
and counaal for the defense regarding
a statement which he was said to
Sibilant Praise.
have made recently to the district at­
One o f the usher* approached a
torney.
man who appeared to be annoying
those about him.
“ D on’t you like the show ?”
“Y es, indeed!”
Portland Organization Would Limit
“Then why do yon persist in hiss­
Working Day far Woman.
Salem. Or.— A copy o f a proposed ing the performers ?”
“ W hy, m-an alive, I w-wasn’t
law regulating the number o f hours
women shall work, which It la desired h-hiss-ing ! I w-was s-s-simply a-a-s-
to have Initiated at the special election ■aying to S-s-s-s-sammie that the
is
s-s-s-superb.”—
In November, provided for by the Day i-s-s-singing
bill, was submitted to Secretary of
State Olcott by Dr. Marie D. Equl,
president o f the Eight Hour league of
A Tart Criticism.
Portland.
John Fox, the au th o r was sitting
The proposed law la ona o f the most in an editor’s office when a young
stringent In Its provisions ever sub­ novelist entered. “ Mr. Fox,” said
mitted to the secretary o f state's of­ the novelist eagerly, ‘T value your
fice. Although the Day bill doea not opinion very much. N ow , I want
provide for the initiating o f aieasures you to tell me candidly what you
at the special election, It has been re­ think of my new book.” Mr. Fox
ported that W. 3. U'Ren, o f Oregon smiled one of his rare smiles. “ N o,
CWy, may try to compel Mr. Olcott to no,” he said hurriedly; “let us re­
have Initiative measures placed on the main friends.”
ballot.
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