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BTEBFOnU WjOTJ TRTBUNTD, MTCDFORD, OHEHON, TTTXT-RRrtAY, .TtfNTC 3Rr 1D14 PA(TE THREE , ui U. -f t !- Kl CHANGES MADE IN UNIVERSiTYFACULTY F OR COMING YEAR rs'iviwHiTY (if oiiKonx, r.n ucne, .f it itc IH. Tin iiiiroiiliillnii r ln-twtM'M .f 1 0,11110 innl ft 1,000 made llUlllllbil' ItV tin ICIIIIIVul 111' till' I'll- liH'crlnn cnurm I'mm Ihe univi'rity oceupli'd tin' nllenllnii ot' tin board nt' H'uMiIh nl thv iiiiiiitnl inccliue;. An ii ri'Mil! eleven iicn nt totttl tiiiil m ( tin faculty were iiiiiili,t limit of tln'iii III the new lIcpolllllClllH created I'.v tlin lain t himi nl' tin' hoard nl' higher miiilcula, The m-IiooI of ntchllcctiire, tin ree nuuneiiilcil liy tin ImiiihI of blither 1'iiriimitii, uiih nuihnilircil. M'" '' l.miri'i if I'orlluml, who made Mi" "block" plan for Hi" new entipu. wu elected diierlnr of III" helmnl mill prof'MWir of deeluii. 1'lllnliiirK I'rofeinor lllcileil Dr. II. II. Hhehlou, iroffor ul' iiiliiniliy innl iiIiii'iiIIdii ul Hi" I'ni vi'rclly of I'lllxbiior, wnt t'li'i'li'il iIimiii of t tin ehonl of education. Ilr. .Shchloll U VU'll klHIMII ill Oli'KIMI, linliiK cred iih iirofiMHiir of edu cation hi Iip uuiciity for M'H'inl riirn hel'iue hi' i en 1 1 nl i'ii I, ltulili (', lli'iiiii'll, irnIViir of law In I ln dnitcnilly nf Teuis, wiih up- Milltril IIHNIH'illlll IIMlfl'Sxlir in lllll new enurxe in law, II. II. Miller or I'lullmiil wiik Mi Iriinti'il w It Ii tin iirKiiiilriillini of Hi" nw heboid of I'liiiiiiH'rct' with tli" rmik nf director. Ili' will lake per fiiiuil I'lmiv" of tin' imliiHlriiil wirvey ili'iiirtini'iit, iih rll Jin him' ii niii iTiil nrrik'lit oT lint whole Heboid. Hot-In I Sit ln lluriNiii Aitdetl A liiiri'iiu of n'erealloii innl uncial xiTtlrn win created mill nlin'lii'it fot purpiine of iulniliii'tiiiliiiii In tin do iiirtiin'iil of iinlvcrity I'xIt'iiHiiiii. Tin' ilciiurttiiiiit of llmjIUh uiih placed t'iiiMiriirilv in i'Iuiw of V. r (', Timelier of Portland, ut pre lit with llii Portland nniili'iiiv. II" with elected irofi'Hmir iif rhetoric. Mi Knlrimt M. Davit of Colum liln uiiUiTxiiy, New York, win iiiuili' iulruclnr of rhetoric during llu nb M'tii'i' of Mwi Julia llurKi". John II. (lutlii-rli't of llu' I'niver xilv of IllinoU was circled intrncoi in tin iliiiiitiiii'iit of motor tlurliiK' llu nlii'!!!1!' of Professor .1. F. oily' iinl. ,U'iiHrni)iiirii Smith, ilirrHnr'of tin' l'lillliiliti' ki'iiIok'h'iiI Mirwy, vn ifhiliiinl lo tlii ilrnirlitu'iil of Hoi I'K'.V. MUm lliiiol ItmliT of Mcilfonl nn iiiuili' (iNnistmit in tin1 xmhiii'ii'm lo'"' iiiiKiuiu. I'mliiotliiiii (Jriintnl lntriirlon II. ('. Kilialrn'k ot Siilriu wat rli'i'li'il inxtriirtor In iiiiUlirinntirt in llu' rxti'iiMiiii ili'iartiiirnt. I'roiiiotiont to Ilin rank of ani.lr.l ant 'irofi'Nsor xu'ic uraiili'd tin' fol lowing initnii'lerN: flraliain J, Mitch 'II of the ili'iiartinont of Krology ami Mm. K. S. I'flixwiH of llio ili'iart llli'llt' of I'lllinll, I'niiiioliaii fnmi the i link of as Hixtanl to tlin rank of instructor wax KraiiUil Mihs Frli'ilu (luliNiuiili of tlir ilnmrlini'iit of iiyilcal Iralninj; for woinrii. AxhihliinlH appointi'il or mlvani'i'il iui'liiilnl MitH Paulina Fuller, in the library, M'ih Alma M. Aiiiii'rln in tlin ili'imrtiui'iit of oiiliiyy, ami Law ti'iii'n Wliiliiiau in tin' ilriaiiiai'iit of I'lii'iniHlry. IS. II. Mi'AIIUlt'r'N tilln was I'liaii; i'il from prnfi'iNor of i tt I'lipni'iT mi; In profi'SHiir of uii'i'limili'rt ami iiHtiouiiiny. send SioW 10 ENGLAND NEXT YEAR NF.W YOKK, .1 uii" I H. The pM llllilloH of HCMlllllK' 11 polo tl'lllll to lltirliuKliiim nrxt yi-ar lo try to re aptiirii llio Wi'sti'liosliT oiip, uliifli l'tiril WimlmrmiV li'ain U taking liimk to Falkland, aro iilicmlv liclii); iliHiniHHciI by lint piiln axMofiatiuu. Tliuro 1h llttlo ili. iilil, It is sni.l, Ilial till) IIHMiM'laliiui i I'linllcilKi', pioll; ulily Home limn in January. TO BESEI6E CONGRESS FOR VOTES VA HI 1 1 KOTOS', Juno IB.-OITin-i'Ih of III" Natliiinil Woiiiiiii'm Hull'. h!i'k i'ohkii'xi nv tit ii I'i'Noliilioii iii'k Iii tlin rmii'liui'iit of lrnUliill(ii pio. vlillutr for I'ipial hiM'l'rnt'. Vlca- I'll'hllll'llt Miii-hIiiiII Hill Kpi'llklT I 'I a I If, loi'llii'i' willi iiiiiki'iinhIiiiiiiI riiiiiinllli'i'H, iiin aiiiiiiKi'il In rt'i'i'lvo llm niiITiukInIh, furmtf SciiHlw Hltcock Dead HVHAl'UHK, N. V-, Joim IH, I'liimiT I'nllnl NIjiIn Kiiiiilnr Flunk lllki'uti illv'il tuiltlciily lii'iy luiJu, NTS MARKET FOR LOCAL FRUIT N SOUTH AMERICA (li'iirK) l'. tlixi'l", fr many your iiinmiKiT of llm Calilu ili'iuirluii'iil of tlin llnuitiiir-Auu'rlniii l.lim, iirnl now Hi" iiimiiiKi'r of tlm fori'ltm ilo partimiiit of llm New York officii of llm Nnrtliurimtuni Fni'l KxrlmiiK", milliiil from Nnw York ou Juno Dili uii tlin htmuuiililp "Van l)rk" on tin iixtmiili'il trip lo lltarll. llio ltlvi-r I'liitu tiuil llm wi't cmiMt of .Houlli Amorlin In Uii) Intercut of tlin fruit export limilfii'im, ltli tlm cuiicclnl oti Ji-ct In vIiih of ilnvi'loiliiK mill ur tlicr lint export of American fruit to Houlli Aianrlrn, Mr. (liieiln liun umiln u rloHi Miiity of IIiIh ImilneiH anil Im lleM'n tliere are Kreilt ponHlllllltliiil Of Incri'iinliiK dm innikct for Aimrlniu frullH In tlm AntlpoilcM, which will uii- iloiilili'illy Im Krently fimtereil liy tlm iipproarlilur. opi'iiliiK of the I'atinmn cnunl. AitmiiK other HiIiikm of which he will malm a clone utmly ilurliiK hi" trip lira llm poimllillllliin of mora lieiiellcliil reciprocal tariff relation In thmiii rountrlcH which Impium n iuly ii pun Ainerlcnn frfilm, ucoimml' ml rnteH of trnmiporlotluii, tlm nr riuiK"iiieiil of favoruhla iimlhoilM of tllinllcliiK Hhlpinenln, t'tr. ThU irli of tlm iunmiK"r of the fori'lKii ilepnrlmciit of llm excliiinc.i! In hut dim of ft writ' of pernonnl In vcHtlKnllotm Hint will lx mmlo f " mont promlttluK forelKii mnrketH. With Iho Incri'iinlnK tonniiKo of tin1 exclmiiKii umiiy of IIh inoM proRri'- Hive MilppiTH lire nnxlotlN lo ileelop u forelKii outlei. particularly In vlw of tlm rapid pnnipectUo Increamt In nroiluctlon. Whllii It In ilouhtful whi'ihur muli ciilvrprliiu tlm flrl jonr or two wouhl prove particularly pro flmble. It Ih imvertlli'leiui cuillllul that a foumlntlon Im laid for the fu ture ilevclopiiient of tlm coumiiiilnK ilemaml. Tlm work of tlm oxclmnKo will In- rluiln n Ktuily of tho powlblllth'i of morw iMinotlrlnl reciprocal tariff retn- tloni, wliero ilullen nrn mnorcnar liy lieavy, economical rate of trans portation, nml tlm arrangement of (iiwiraMo niethoiU of llnancitiK ni" melltii. HARMONY APPEAL i TO MADE VILLA KL PASO. Tex.. June 18. The Mirei'Mi or failiirt) of the eonttitit- lionaliht eaue lU'penili upon it emu- iilite M'ttiement in nm iiiiiieiiiuei lielweeu (leueral Carranrii, imlitieal heail of the Mexican revoluliiuiK ami (leueral Villa, liU chief military leailer, in llm opinion of prominent ineiubeM of both fruitions here, who euuerly nwaileil loilny ilevelopuientu follow im: tlm ilipateh lale lat nicht of n joint niipeal for harmony to both leailerN, Willi the belief-general hero m iiiiNtittiliounliHt eirelex that the foil- eralu at ZaeuleeiiH have been lein- foreeil recently ami thai they are ile. lermliicil to ilefeml the city to the last, the hope of a spectly capture of Hum iuiiioitaut point i- lar iroin briebt. OmK- iiiiiiieibiile lietioil oil llm part ol' the eoinbiueil uviiilahlo couslitulioimlisl foreiN nil ueeouip- li-h Uiih, In the etmialmu oi uie i evolutionary leaders, E F IMtKSTWICK. .Srotlaml. Juno IS FrunrU Qiilmut, Anierlcan open Kolf champion, wrh practically oloiut- uateil today an a factor for first placo In tlm competition for tlm llrltUh open championship, Qui nm t took SO Htrokes to mako tlm (Imt or tlm four IS nolo rnitiuU. Harry Vnrdon did tho round In 7U ami Hovural othur competitors had KcnruM of 7i or hotter. Tlm went her wan Ideal and the coumo very fiiNt when tho flrnt couple left tho ten. Qiilmet wan paired with .1 0. JcukliiH, tho llrltlHh nmatour champion. Jenkins' card for tho firm IK Imlea wiih 70, (Julmet frequently drovo out of lino, ami nlno wiih weak on approach almU, with tlm reHiilt that ho had to piny from tho rmiRli near llm rutii, IIIh pultliiK however, wan very Mluady, WIL50N HONORARY PRESIDENT OF LONGFELLOW SOCIETY m i Pi WAHIIINdTOK, .I'm" IK. I'M'-I-ilinl WiUmi Veccplcil Imlav in iiui Inlluii In lici'imm liuiioinn (iichIiIi'iiI nf llm liilniiinlliilliil ,oukI'iIIiivv so I'li'ly, no ni'Ki'iilnlloii In picn'iku llm bllliipliii'ii of Ilia imi'l nl I'mlhiiul. MOONANDPLANETS HAVE NO NFLUENC E UPON WEATHER WASIIINdTON', June 18. Astrol ogy l bramleil us u Hiiperstllion by Hie ilepailmi'ilt of liKlieiiltlire ill lis I'urifiil weekly newH letter. Dih eilxillH! the ipiOHtion of whether, the plauels affect the weather, lb" ile pailnient ileelaieil "llm belief still to be fmiuil in nil coiiiiliics that dm planets ami the moon il nffr-fl the weulher neer bail any scientific linsls whalcMir; it in only a remnant of the many superstitions Kciicruleil uml foslcicil by (hat oilier renter superstition, iis(iolo;,v," "N'une of llm plauels, nor even Ihe moon, ever has any appreciable ef fect ou the weather. "As a mnller of fact, all weather choline ilepeml iillimalely upon tern peraluie ilifferenees. Tlm tempera lure, lis we know, eoiiHtitules of it self a most important weather fac tor. Another uml eipially impoitaul weather frielor is raiufull. Hut lo obtain rain it Is iieeensiiry Hrt to evapoiale water from the surfu f tlm earth, uml this, as eery one knows, reipiiien heat. SUM another iiiiiiorlaiit weather faelor is the direction of the wiiul, ami (hi, too, reipihes heal. Still aimlher iiupor Innl weulher fuelor is Ihe ilireetmu uml fin c of dm wiml, ami this, too, requires beat, for the winds will not blow unlets Ihe lemperaluie is dif I'erent at one place from what it U at another uuy umro' tliuii Ihe air will draw up a ehiiiiney when there is mi lire in it. "Since then tlm hcnliint of differ ent parts of the earth ami its atmos phere to diffeteul temperatures H the real cauc of die winds nml of nil weather chnup'S, it follows thai the umou innl the planets eau affect Ihe weather only mi far as they Mip ply beat. "Now, ticcordinj; to accurate mens, iiremcuts made with tho umt dcli ehleiluslnuneuts, the amount of heat sent lo the eaith by all the plauels ami albu by ihe moon is insignificant in rninpnrjson to (he amount that rntnes from llm sun. Hence we could not expect either the planets or the moon appreciably In affect the weather. They do not supply eiiouub heat, the one tiling that i'iium' alt our viiilliur elmnj;es. 'To most people the above reuMin iii tr may seem quite sufficient uml conclusive, but there it still another ami an entirely different method of IcMiiij; the whole ipic-tion. We can observe the positions of the planets ami the kind of weather during each position ami see whether the same sort of weather always comes when the planets are in tlm same position. This kind of examination has often been maile, both for the plnuets and for the moon, but not the slightest influence of either upon our weather has ever been found, "To hiiiii up: We have every reason lo believe tlmt neither the planets nor die moon eau have any nppieei able effect on the weather, heeaiise they furnish so little, heat upon which nil weather ehaiiKes ultimately depend, uml this belief it fully sup port ed by wenther records." MRS. WINN'S ADVICETO WOMEN Take LydmELPinkham's Veg etable Compound and be Restored to Health. Kansas City, Mo. -"Tho doctor told me 1 would never be a mother. Every imontn the pain went so bad that I could not bear my weight on one foot. I began taking Ly dla E.FInkhnm'a Vegetable Com pound and had not llnlshed tho first bot tlo when I felt greatly relieved and ( took it until it made mo sound and well, and I now bnvo two fine baby girls. I cannot pralso Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetablo Compound too highly for what it has dono for me. I always peak a word in favor of your medicine to other women who suiter when I have an opportunity." Mm. H. T. Winn, 1226 1'reomont Ave., Kansas City, &Io. Head Whut AnotlierWomnn Hysi Cummlng, Ga. "I tell somo suffer ing womun every day of Lydla K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound and what it hat dono fur me. I could nut eut or sleep, had a bad stomach and was In inliery all tho time. 1 could not do my houiework or walk any distance without sulfering great pain. I tried doctors' medicines and different patent nfedl chins but failed to get relief, My hus band brought home yourVegetable Com iiound and in two weeks I could eat any, ihlug, couM sleep like a healthy baby, and walk n longdistance without feeling tired, I ran highly recommend your VrgrUbls Compound to women who suiter as I ilM, ami you are at Utterly to ut hls billiT'-Mrs, CMAMUM KiO. IMl, H. t, I'umwliig, (la, WOMEN'S CLUBS NV E NTION M IRK ADJOURNS nilCAUO. Juno i The Krcnlest coiivt'iitloii over lii'M ii tho OeiirrHl I'Vilcrnlloii of Woiiu'iim club nniVd hero today wJth a winlim of tlm board of illrt'clom, Mm iwrty V. I'onny backer, re-elected presblent wan nu thorlty for tho fttniemonl that this Wennlul was' the Inrui-nt and mast Importnut In Its hl-iory. Mom than C70 cluhs liavo como Into tlm federation In tho two years sltiro tho last hleimlnl convontlon .Mrs I'cnuyhackor kmIiI, and n tmw s)Hlnm of rein'iitBtlon probabl; would have to bo ewilvcil, Riitiiral liiindred women ItiRpentol torn kowuh today and not a few of diem had brulne to treat ns a result of the email Jnst ii!kM to klI lulo tho auditorium for the clonlm; general meetliiK. at which Mrs MarK-irct Wit sou, daughter of tin president, wat the orator who attracted moat atten tion. Thousands failed to obtain admission to the ball police rcitorvcn were railed out to control the crowd, a uumlier of woiiiui fainted In tli" preiM and soine of He tpi-akcM could not Kct In. ATTEMPT TO BLOW i UP CZAR OF RUSSIA; TRAIN IS FAILURE ilKHMS'. June Is ri nMemp' was mm!" tienr 'fVclnnlovo, Itusnia, to-: dar to blow up din Itasulnn Imperial t train, f.nrrrlny llio Kmperor o( Itili sla and his family. AccordltiK lo dospalchos from St I'otorshurK. a bomb was found on tlm track. A postal ttnln which was prweid liiK the lmiorlnl train as a pllat,'!X plodud tho bomb. .Many of tfi coachoa worn sbattorod and wreral persons Injured. Tho emperor and bin family on tho Imperial trnln pawed a fow tnlnutos later and arrlvod at Tsarkoo-Bolo without furtlmr Incldont. Thoy woro travelliiK from Klshlnnv on tho re turif Journey from their recent visit to King Charles of Hoiimanla o Kustvndje. WANTED! WANTED! AY nay llio hidicsf cn.sli price t'or ponllrv of all kiwis. We can use any amount. Write us for prit&H and anv information wauled. 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There is no other tobacco like Tuxedo as a trial will prove to you. FREE IM Take advantage of this free offer today and avoid dis appointment, as dealers have only a limited supply of these pencils and cannot obtain more. Get a 40c Tin Humidor of Tuxedo and ask for a Free Nickel Plated Pencil. Look for Free Offer Sign on a Dealer'e Window THU AMKKICAN TOBACCO COMI'ANV TiTllHl 4 -si l 1