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John Randolph Had HI Own Idss of
What to Do When Presented at
Russian Court.
When John Ilnmlolph, crrntlc Amer
ican statesman from Virginia, was In
Russia he was about to ho presented
to tho cznr. Someone undertook to
tench him t lie presentation etlqnntlo
of the Russian court. As minister he
wn to enter tho room and bo'w; at
the center of the room lib was ja
pniiso nml how n second time, after
nhlrli t Ian C7iir would meet him nml
engage him In cnnw-rsntlon. Hut Ran
dolph WIIM llllllKIKIIlt nt tho thought
Unit nii)ono rotihl presume to tench
him nil) thine, nml iteclnreil 'Hint he
knew nil uhout It without being
show n.
The ilny of presentation arrived nml
Itnmlolpli entered tho iloor of tho nil
illeneo rhninlier mid boned tery low;
lie mhnnceil to tho center of tho room
nml bowed ntmln very deeply. Then
lie npproncheil nearer to tho cwir, took
off one gnuntlct nml threw It to tho
right of the wnr, remnwd his other
gauntlet nml cast It to the left of the
erar. Next ho pitched off lilit lint In
front, threw off lih mnntle, unbuckled
hi sword nml dlseanlcd It upon the
door nml then fell upop his knees 'at
the feet of tho cznr. Tho court wns
speechless nnd the cznr, astonished.
Iloweter, tho cznr was equal to the
occasion, no ho npproncheil tho pros
tnito Unnilolph, required him to fine
nnd engaged lilrn In conversation. Rut
tho reception did' not meet Itnndolph'R
expectation, nnd within a month he
left ItiiHjtln In considerable of R huff
nt what ho deemed mistreatment nt
the hand of the cznr.
HAS FOUND CRADLE OF EEL
8clntlt Tell th World All About
the Habit of That Migratory
Aquatic Creature.
The eel hni been tracked to hli era
die.
It ha taken us 2,000 yean to learn
Hint eel, living In pond and rivers
climb out when full grown, crawl over
tho land, And n river running to the
ocenn, go out to hco, and lay eggs
which produce offspring that come
hnck In billions up tho rivers from
which their pn rents descended, says
London Tlt-lllts.
A scientist has now tracked down
theso cIuhIvc tnnrvvls to tho spawn
ing grounds.. It Is tho Sargasso sea,
that enormous sea garden through
which Columbus first sailed to the
terror of his crews, from September
to October, HOi Of course, that Is
not the only nursery.
Upon hatching, the eel larvae drift
with the current, uudergo a marvel
ou tranxformatlon, reach Europe,
swunn up tho river, climb the banks,
crow dusty field and parched mead
ows to Inland ponds nnd ditches, and
then oettle thero for tho next seven
or eight years, when they swim back
to tho Sargasso to lay their eggs and
die.
Is not that a crowning marvel of
the migratory Instinct? Across the
Atlantic In Infancy, to fatten In a
wayside English pond, and back
ngnln, grown up, across tho wide
ocenn.
Nam.
Most men of high destinies have
high sounding names. Pym nnd Ilaha
kuk may bo pretty well, but they must
not think to cope with tho Cromwclls
and Isaiahs. And you could not find
better case In point than that of the
English admirals. Drake and Itooke
nnd Ilawko nro picked names for men
of execution. Frolilsher. ltodn'ey. Ros
cawen, Fonl-Wuther, Jack Hyron are
all good to catch the eye In a pngo of
n nnvnl history. Cloudesley Shovel
Is n mouthful of quaint nml sounding
syllables. Ilenbow has n bulldog qual
ity that Milts thnj'.mn's chnructer. and
It take us linck to those English arch
ers wImi wore his true comrades for
plainness, tenacity nnd pluck. Ra
lelgh Is spirited and martial, and aig
uilles an act of told conduct In the
Held. . . . "Vlrglnlbus IMierlsque,"
hy I.oiiIm Steensou.
How Spider Travel.
Spinning webs Is sscond nature with
spiders. After they aro hatched from
the eggs In n cocoon, they cling to
gether for about n week. Then they
separate, but their legs do not carry
them Mry far. Facing tho wind, and
standing on the tips of their leg, the
baby spiders enlse their abdomens and
emit n silken thread. The faintest
current wafts the gossamer In tho air,
nnd when enough Is let out to permit
of aerial flight the Insect drifts away.
When It wishes to land It hauls In
the thread. Wherever It lands It can
spin webs without tho slightest In
structions from older spider. Older
male spider seem to lose this gift
There are about MO species of spi
ders In America, but only two, the
house and garden spiders, are well
known.
A Craven Suitor.
"I nm convinced Hint I could never
make you happy," unite an abject
lover to tho lady who had. won his
heart. "Ymi are of n different world
from mine, You nro In mo us white
marble In dull red elny. Tho devotion
of my IITn would not recompense you
for tin hficrlilco you would make In
marrylni; me, I know I can never hope
to iim'ti ;.-ott hup, y, I lit If you think
othervlw ht ' i l.t.v hy leturu." The
woin it v hn wild iec pt so craven a
lovn as Hits luii ecurt ly hope to be
ooulloHntnt in her Juigtunt or on
tier cajuurv.
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NOTICE
A special meeting of the Central Labor
Council will be held on Friday, September
10th, at which a financial report of the
Labor Day Committee will be rendered.
ALL DELEGATES' ARE REQUESTED
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EPOCHAL
NEW YOItK, Sept. 10. Military
and civilian aeronautical experts de
clare that tho completion recently of
the trip of four American army avia
tors from New York to Nome, Alas
ka, was as epochal In Its military and
commercial Importance a Dlerlot's
first flight across the English chan
nel, since It opens Alaska to aero
nautics.
Reports stato that the Alaskans
nro determined to bring about regu
lar communication through the air
and now look to the government to
foster the new project.
As the result of tho flight, It Is
said, an aerial route has been photo
graphed and chartered diagonally
across the United States, Canada and
Alaska, with tentatlvo supply and air
service sites.
The Air Board stafes that tho fol
lowing has been accomplished by the
flight:
An offectlvo aerial routo to the
Northwest corner of the Amorlcan
continent and Asia has been estab
lished. Inaccessible areas In Alaska
which had never been mapped havo
been chartered and photographed.
Usefulness of the airplane as a
means of transport, both for mall,
passengors and freight has been
demonstrated. Necessity of landing
fields, and service supply stations
throughout tho United States and Its
territories has been shown.
Durability of modem airplanes
and motors has been proved and It
has been learned that flying Is safe,
oven over territory whoro transport
by railroad, automobile and wagon
Is considered extremely dangerous.
The report of Captain St. Clair
Strcot, who was In command of the
expedition, states that the flyers con
sidered the route across the Eastern
States, as having few landing fields
and not Ideal In any Instance. The
Middle West and Canada, he said,
a far a Edmonton, was Ideal.
"The expedition sighted Innumer
able glacier," said Captain Street,
"and rain, low fog and cloud were
prevalent. Yukon and Alaska are
rough and partly forested, .and af
forded no natural landing place ex
cept on river bars, but the route
from Wrangcll to Nome Is Ideal for
water planes."
INFECTED SOIL
- CAUSES IDT
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallls, Sept. 10. Why
early plantings of smut-treated grain
are oiten Infected while late plant
ings are not, 1 thus explained by the
plant pathologists of the O. A. C. ex
periment statien:
Smut spores aro released in thresh
ing' smutty grain, and aro often car
ried by the winds over considerable
distances. They fall In shower on
summer fallow and stubble lands, as
well as on other lands, and unless
started to germinate by darly rain
lie dormant until the land I seeded.
Then when enough rain fall to
start the grain, the spores germinate
and Infect the seedlings.
Disking stubble lands does not In
sure protection, either by burying
tho spores too deep to bother or by
giving them enough moisture to ger
minate. Hence smut trouble even
with treated grain may soon occur
on dlskod stubble lands as well as
summer fallow.
The degree of soil Infection Is de
termined' by the amount of smutty
grain to the windward side of the
field. Eastorn Oregon Is moro sub
ject to heavy smut showers than
parts further west.
The only way at present known to
prevent trouble from soil Infection
Is either to plant on freshly plowed
ground or plant after the first rains
have started the spores usually
about six weeks of rainy weather.
Treated grain sown on such land Is
likely to produce clean crops, unless
a new smut, shower ensues. Danger
of smut Infection Is much less with
spring sown grain.
Seallnr-irax does not contain a
particle of wax, but Is composed of
turpentine, shellac and cinnabar.
An eminent scientist ha estimated
that the average man's eyelids open
and shut four million times during
the rear. '
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