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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
5uisrnuNit.

Sagbrng iat isans. Central Siim'
Der GpmpanpS Sagbriig | Suoion
begpnote lin Drift ben 6te gpril
meo SobbeIt Manoifab. Gettc er Oct
isrite grlie, iom paa oiSie aanter
er lat igang idar.
grbcibcrne afifeSiges. st bir'
breoe Manb bIep Den 2oen os. afife.
oiaebe peo Smoba.g anens 8Grflte.
Der | Suoion. Ger gipes al 8ompa'
MET insen @ruub for benne SAMPLE
maaoe. arbeioStiben neo 8Grfite.
oerne er iorIGneet fra 40 til 60 81.
mer pr. llse.
Spitgr / 0irfcn. geniamin @en.
Jon fra WinneopoIis forpolote eft
belt Spitpr I Notre Dame Strife |
Gbippeipa Sails, ioet ban unber
8uostieueiten forlonate en- 8pinoe
til at taae bam meb fla biem %
aipe bam Wtab. 9a ban meb BOLD
forisete at isre benoe meb Zig, blep
ban ielp uuber fort &sre foitet no.
@enion iises at babe beisgt anoretp
anoeriou % 8. 9. Ssrenien, %
ban pauitoo at bore blottet for Ben.
ae oa life babe imagt Wab paa Here
Gage. Spennpmte Ienb forinne.
De BAN meb bet nsopenoigite, boor'
paa ban forlob gpen.
@iitebc i'm RcSningsmanb. Ole
81. Graer fra Superior blep forleoen
Gift meo Wtiis Minnie g. Gas fra
Bond, oa i benue Sorbinoel'e for
iGles Der EN- routontiif Siitorie ON
bnorIeoes De TO traf binauben. @fr,
gnaer er 9robpe9er, oe meoeits ban
for TO Iar iioen bar beifipitiget meo
at opfsre ell 9ro peb 9opo, freliie
han ben unee Games 2ip. Sun ro'
zoe / Ell @aao UNDER Sen Gro, ionl
Gnaer orbeibeoe paa, ba ct tort
Stpffe Semmer iolbt neb % bpGl'
eeoe @oabcn, bporpeb ben unee Sa'
me Dor poo Nippet til at orlfne.
McS Sare for tit ceet 2ip freIitc bog
Den iuige Iono Tieen, % icm BE
Ieunins bar bun III ifiGnfet BAN i'm
Saano.
Samilicn bar Ssecn nGr. aniunS
SIionS Sumilie / So crosse, iamt
Irs. 9eraum % Barn fro @eitbp,
ser oar hos Slions paa Se'sa, bier
ben Site Iarts r9iten fpoli al aul'
oag, oa fun Ben beloise Sm'tGueig'
beb, at Ell RonS trai til at fommc
iuS / Suiet, reobebe Dem ira 0soen.
&c / Suiet p9renoe Solf mprfeoC
nemlia life ben n~oltrsmmcnSe Gas.
% Slions 3.oorsaamIe Satter por
olercbe ~bepioitlsS, mebcns De andre
ielte ia meset baarIige, oo Noboer
tom ino. San ipm fom noe ira Der
fric 9rit merfebe naturliapis itrari
bpob Der por ipeicn, oa Oct bar poc
bei Sib, bo De Heite al Samilieu al.
Iereoe ioS | Ell los. S9aerue ar
beibcbe i Here Elmer meo Den Iiat
9ise, for DC iii bcnoc tiaipe ielen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Napoleon Iaite flittiet.
Sans iSrite sibliOtbef.

Sele lit 2ip benpttet ben fore Ra.
pcIeon fine Iebiae Stunber til 9rs.
ming og Stioerins. ga ban iom
fattis. penselss Sefonolsitnant Doe
DC | ct n9iten umsbleret Sprelie !
8olence, bap6e ban meb Jig to Sos.
fer eller Sitter. s Den enc bapoe ban
fine &l9ber. / ben anoen fine gsger.
% @oefosien par ben itsrite, &c bet
i1gt. Scr 8rinnaire bragte BAN
Ifrem / bsi Stinine, bar ban UNDER
I'll SpboIo | Iaris iaa meget al ii.
ren Tom muliat | "8ibliotbeaue Na'
tionaIe". Ss paa Eoget til se9pp'
ten bapbe ban meb fla ct ganife soot
SpIag AT 9sger - ct belt ltoef Si'
bliotbef. 9a ban enbelig blep Ser'
Itefoniil % maatte ia fait Spbolo !
goris, ubiaa ban fig itrafs ct at De
bebite, melt pnbebe grrelier I Wal
NATION til 99iep9relie og gtbllo'
tbefrum. @9reIiet penote no til en-
lioen paffer Sape, og en- Dor tsrfe
no poa en- Gram eaer altdn. uoe
poo oenne Mltan bapSe ban ct lioet
goro % en- iimpeI armItol. Ser lao
fon noe I fri 2nft og arbeioet. vi
90 til sioroe ban fig en- Sur mo !
2eiep9reliet for | fine gsger at mn
sc no ct ener anbet. San bapoe Ell
goaiamling paa omtrent 5000 BIND
So. SiItoriife os filoioiiIfe Terter
uboiorbe en- meaet ~betpbelig Gel al
goaiamlingen. 9e Heite gseer bar
notrrliapis al f~runife Sorfattere.
9Iosiiferne I9ite BON forhernlls !
fronif Speriattelie. Sbafe'peare'
gope os "Sfian" fanot @,im ! Na.
poleoi,s 8ogbploer o9 pad pans
gorS, Tia ban Ieite Here ensellte
9ioter3erfer iaaiom Seedlings gto'
pener be Ridaroions liseiaa, Viii
ton oa) S,nne itiioerte ban oslda.
TotoIeons ferite sibliotbef oa
9aieperelie / Malmaiion er M bragf
i SrSen igien, ian Sranifmeno %
onore, iom beisger 8aris, fan tau le
meb eane gine, b%poroan Oct iaa no
cmfrins Ssritefoniufen. Den iimple
armitol bier enbnu @arferne otter
IopoIeons 8pnnefnip, % oct taroe-
Iiae Sfripeboro er fun berpeo, at Def
en- Sang par Iapoleons, az Snte'
resSe at Ie. Gar 9oroet 'taar e, IL
BEN aasie, bpcri Iapcleon opbeoa'
reoe fine priuate 8repe oe Sfrtoel.
fer. aasien er inorettet Zig, at Del
er letpinSt nof at p,rtte ct Tapir mo
ben: men bill moi 10 bet no iglell,
moo NC Ia Rsslen og tor'taa at
brrae ben ogiaa. Der lie9er no9le
gsaer paa goroet, 90 Oct bar pgret
ioat, of oe ligeer Der Zig, lori sta.
poIeou forloo Dem; men Oct er Del
;oore tpiIiomt. Sor ben fore sta'
noIeous 8eofommenoe iom iaa mani
oe onSres posiet fanife beore, emo
man bor betanft @erselanos Sro:
"goabplben er ben Stt9e ;.
!Sporpeo Sl blir bin Spermanos
Si9e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Wnt Manhmuttmno
Sibirien.

SITTER fommer Der Meooelelle ira
Ruslanb on 6unbet al ct erentplar
al Sen forbiitoriife ai9mpeeletant
Wammutopret / SibirienS Soenlar'
ter peo lloIsbet at Dena ! Oct noro'
Iiac Ssbap. SibenfaberneS IfaSemi
i ct. petersburg bar | ben a%nleoning
beil,Ittet at uoienbe Ell Expedition meo
BET Sormaol at nnoerisge og blerge
oct iunbne 9pr. S grpeoitionen ltal
81. a. peltoge aonierpator peo oct
fautaIiife @l,ierm | SiHis 6. &N5en'
maper iamt @eoIosen g. u. goloslo'
piti6 peb Getersburgmiieet. Ssrlt'
n9pnte oeItoe / neutrality-suspicious.
L 1901, bpiS Reiultot bar en- iirg
on.Wtamumtelefant, Der III uo9lsr
Den itsrite SepGroisbeo oe Sieloen'
beo / oct sooIogiife gsiieum st. Ee'
tersburg.
Seltagerne I ben ME erpeotttoil
ifrloe aieao ben 22be 5ebrnar ira ct.
petersburg. gfter en- Z cages Serit'
boneiart til Srfutif braser De pr. Se'
iteleoe 5000 gerIt til Srfutif % Der
eiter $500 gerit pr. &enSeprIlGoe
oper llitianit til Sinoeitcbet. Sl9'
betlrene bill aIene tase ca. 2 @aane'
Der. Spis off saar bel, fan erpeoi'
tionen pentes tilbase | ausnit, for
boabentlis beriaet meo ct MT aiGm'
peopr % pSerligere pGroihiIoc Sp'
Ipsnineer til 9elpsning al oettes Se'
pepis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
"Deo Qrnen"

inbeboIoer frenbeIes bet bebite Of
Sorteuinser % 0opeller, og | Gare.
mes Sob bar 9laoet babt BET beoite al
ben Slaes, iom er uofommet / Rorge,
o. ioln pasier for bort gubIifum.
Gette usentIise Sslseblao beitaar al
16 Sioer bper Gong eller s32 Siber
ON garet, os "8eo grnen"s 29ie.
itof er palet nte6 Sfisniombeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
3NiunrJnfn.
sfitcretsSummer nSuGpnt. @up.

GfiiteretsSummer nSuGput. @uo.
Sobuion bar uorrnnt @ocf CONAN
| SntcrnationaI Sails til StiiteretS'
bommer / aoofihiua Gountp, lite
Setfor 81. 9. Sane, Ser bar taget
Gfifeb.
RiiteSc 1T Siem. Clans Gnoer.
ions 9eboelieSbus / Ct. 8oul Tarf
brGnote icrIeben mco belle tit SnN,
DO, iSet Wtr8. guoerion me6 lit
Gpe6barn fun iaopiot iIop no al
oct brPn6enSe Stem. SIoeu ifrer
fla fra et operbeoet SouSrer. Suict
CO Ell t~iliteben6e Stalb nor oSiurc.
ret for $1,000, men oerme brGnNtc
boa fife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Et1tn Dakota.

Sil Gr6cioc for Sec. Wapor Sabl.
mon | Smobn bar mo6tueet Ell SSnb.
bobclie fra u. ". Iior6an | Sot
Springs ON al fomme iii Stoten o.
biGlpe iii at prlge Gubretp 3. See
til 8lloeruer. Wonor GabImou. ser
Tor bor npret Gorpbcp. piI neolpqee
oct nteite Of iii grbci6e / @Ioct
SiaS, men ban pcntcr oaian at gisre
i6etminbite Ell Sur iii DC nor6lige
Giitrittcr / Stateu.
Gruf. Snnien brbrct. 1roi. e.
&. Sanien, @eiturer for Stotcns
gaerbrugSifole / 9rcofingS, er /
gpril Nnmerct al oct anieeoc SioS.
Ifriit "@prI6S' @orf" @ieuituno for
en- meaCt inti9rcnOc Nrtifel, ifrcpct
al ~. Z. Sirfnccb / WinneuppIiS.
GrtifeIeu onrtoIer iiGr Sc itorc Sor.
.ticneiter, GrofeSioren bar inoIagt
fig peS be betpSeliae @ioraa, Tom
Ian bar pbet Goroneiteus Sooebrua.
San er nentliG Soreanngsmonoen
for BET upe 8rincip / RIontelGrcu.
iisIgc buiIfe ser uopifIeS baorofsre
flernnriae iruptbGrcnSe GIouter oa
9uite. og bar ieIp %frem6roat Here
upe @ariieter, iooicm b~aaroisre
Sorobpr. HaipberrieS on 9lommer,
Der meb SorbeI fan bprfeS | Sc oller
uorolieitc Str6g. Der aipeS oaiaa
cn SfiIorine al GroieSicreuS 10 4ei.
fer iii Tiien boor ban 6lanot nan.
&c orbre 1ine opbngcoe Ell Sort
bonrotsr alinlio. Der antnaeS al
fuuue bprfcS ina longt noro icnl
Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

SnbbpIo:

Sra glrnanpeen pp til @aarben-S @aarSen-gn 9rner, fom fI lpfre baaoeb ben
enc ua ben anbeu-Nanst 9HbasebGt- 5onsfrImbens gar % bens Spusr e. irt
nsopmsbene-Jr Grit gos, ft grsO, bog life Srteb ian-9ppl % tnse 9anfer.-
9smmerre en- aben Saanb- Observation-Disclosures % 9an gerben = Sturmen
brpber Ies-@n Sm ps en- 7fmr-gn @atspanbrrs sfopn - &ahen til sehsu-
On Spnktef efr pHentns anorbntna en- SaperOis Os en- seurtlomh = ct npt gentab
fnntrt. OF en- aammel 8Gnasbeb isnSerreSt-SehnbeL Saerb r o. agorSet-sa,
men ipmmer bem-smuaise afahr-et fGtst Barn Sabnnhuiet-Gt rt Barn
Sabreuehutt- Srober % SrobGborn-Gn 9rhsans iRorsenhunsen o. ct gfrfte.
b Rathb -grGneopsans. = Oct sar oft mere 90 mere iHpthr Sen ianme
Slpatnins e arr fr-stdben far en- ebe = Sor e bin 8r@rp - Zen me stam,
aoosenr.
gris IS Gents. @es SIaSt for ct aar $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
gris rs Gents. mes slaset for ct slar $3.50.

gbounenter tehes pnEef ON life at ienbe Iaatabe Local Checks men enteu
Srube eu Soft Office aRpneb Srber". 'ggpres goreb SrSer" snr en- Ban,
.Sroit" pa Chicago eRr sp gUrf ensr senee rmiHreret Bret. Oct toaer cs
remIto fro is til % Gents at toilette LocalChecks. abonnerter CANADA bebes
odoo urrfeH fla, at eunaStfe Srimarhr life fan bsnphs Der be sornebe stnt.r
ma at canabife gsrse benGite sr sansbare at par, iom bet bSer. ganaSffe
Osnoe % Srimrrer br berfcr life ien@s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
5Nuutuuu.

Zen npc 8npernpr. gbpin 4or-
ris inbtog Den lite gpril lit gmbeoe
Tom Stdtens @nperner iiteoetfor
Soole, Der Of SeIbrehsbenipn trRf-
fer fla tiIboge. 8uperner Norris'
nolsber f~sritfommenoe Ntpt'
n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
5tnrn Dnkntu.
sfolebnanina / Gebils Cafe.

SfOleb1gntng Sebtls Sdfe. Ut
beioet meb Spfsrelien al Den tpe
SfoIebpgnins / 9epiIs 9afe er oper'
braaet Inoerion & Sobnion ira
Sorac. 0eres anbub bar $1S,315
set IopeIte al IL 2onfurrenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
5tfte nnsr gremtrheser.

s'ss s -s gs
Sporieos Saiuor bp Hreh, al Seer G. @arsnme, tS5unSen. 100 IFS
Sen hnngenoe Danb paa Sis % 2anb. SonepHer ea Sonoe. 0b0 $50
SusmanossnHen, al 8. q. Sfs, inbbunoen. OO $50
eeuenSee ar Sb df Suq6 Gonhpon. os 1o5
% 81" og Stpole,n Mt Gbrabam Sacobon, inbbunben. OBS tQ5
""enneHehpe Vubs SSs es, a Sr ST. a5HIb, I gmJnit 200 500
eegnt npourpen . 100 $50
% Toteuo8doe mpbnnnet III lot6 mb guIMnit 120 220
- Of DC Do. DO 05 1856
s mmsOtDo tnmhnoen . -. 05 1876
Is'hss I 9no1nt 050 1876
.v o. d root Snt 040 1875
ute SiGlms ps Bale aaes gebntr, inS5unben. 80 $50
hSanpsaHpp az Srfop " ). Saate. inbbunoen- 100 $50
70 o mo 9nlofnt 200 800
SnsanoasNpo a Y - HTentns. tnbbrnoen. 200 800
p ysoeHnes aanOeise afeSe, at Sans Sacob SDafse, intbunSe. GEO 1e0
Er 0anmel pg Ting. O8b tb
SarpstoHsr, trsfsHmse sanse. arranseret Of Rrof. sarbor aans
sttn stnaal % WeHsr anat, Of s5n as inabbnuben. of5 IFS
Nanenae Nppela: $50 $50
Star % Hipssis sessuins til 8us, Of Z. G. aohnins. elegant
inS6rmssn - oo $50
anoagsbos tr @enismanS al ". " @eres, inbunben. 0o $50
Notwithstanding. VT btie fan pt enbuu RHe Summer /. 2 8
a. O. 6. II, IA, 25, 26. 81, % oe 20 til en- Pis al % Cts.
beet os 40 Cts inbb, ener iammsn meb "PoHen". $125 inb. lao
Scr ale abre, beHet % Cts. inbbunben 40 Cts. 1876 inb. lao
1rsmmebus, befht % Gs.
aabtnetrt n Spanbos % Gts. ! ESe TIE gner rS "poHen" 1as
WasaIone ben Tsnne, % Cts
sliefbs 5airne, al ). q. 8rHs. bfst 80 Cts. tnbb. rs Cts.
mb "Rofen". $50 inb 15
msS Soften. ...... $50 inbb. LIS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

en- nerops uns Dame ipuste
| en- Gpis ON, bpab bun ifuIbe sipre ior
at unSsaa en- ititteuDe 5crnemmslie !
Gniistet,
Sparst tpm i uaiie 9ummer 90 LOO
iaaIeoes:
"Sep BAN TONNE upbarberei."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-30
TAKING STOCK OF
NATURAL WEALTH
UNCLE SAM SOON TO KNOW
JUST WHAT HE is
WORTH.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-"Three
rivers at ten millions apiece. Got it?''
esteem forest reserves at a couple
of millions EACH
Forty leven thousand acres of min
eral lands at
But no matter about the details.
raj resources and in a few months,
for the first time in history, he will be
able to estimate closely just about how
much he is worth.
The national conservation commit
tee, appointed by President Roosevelt
less than two months ago, has been
mighty busy and the work is being
pushed through with such rapidly that
it is expected that President Roosevelt
will have a complete invoice of Uncle
Sans resources by the first of next
year.
A large amount of ma terial embrace
ing the subject of conservation
already is available in the various exc
cutive departments the heads of which
have offered hearty cooperation in
the great task the commission has un-
dertaken. Other important data will be
collected through special channels, in
Guiding state, conservation commits
sions now being formed, and some of
the great national organizations repre-
sented at the White House conference
recently.
By early fall the commission ex-
poets to have in hand sufficient mate
rial to begin the study Of the inven-
tory of the country's resources. and by
the middle Of October, it hopes to nave
the greater part of this material in
hand, so that the full commission
which will hold its first meeting be-
cember l, may at once take up the
study of the facts the summers work
has brought together.
One week later the commission will
hold joint meeting in Washington
wit hthe governors of the states. or
their representatives, with the view of
securing further and closer co-opera-
ton with the various state commits
sions
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-30

upon the plain allegation that the gov
eminent has plenty of cash on hand to
pay them off, thus retiring the bonded
indebtedness. and that they are con-
tirued for the benefit of the national
banks
The working balance of the treasury
at this time is $64,0OO.O00. That is the
vaults contain that much money, not
in use. except to meet daily expendi-
lures which are at present largely in
excess Of revenues. The $64,OoO,oO
will meet deficits for many weeks to
come, as well as many months. But
the treasury has a large available cash
balance in national bank repositories.
These institutions now hold $13S,777,-
462 of government money, besides an
other S11,0OO,0O0 as balances for dis
bursting officers. The banks could be
called upon without serious detriment
DIT tHlS Tune, 1t is pointed out, IOf
sufficient money to pay off the 8 per
cents, if refunding was not consid-
cred
Every day the treasurer is making
advances out of it's cash to thePana-
ma canal. and it is simply question
of waiting for propitious occasion
before putting more Panama bonds
upon the market to meet the balance
due and to provide funds for continu-
ing work.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-30
GAS PIPE THUGS
HANG TOMORROW
JOHN sIEMsON AND LOUIS DAB.
NER TO PAY THE EXTREME
PENALTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-Con-
fined in a gloomy cell in San Quentin
penitentiary. John Siemsen and Louis
Dabner, the gas pipe thugs who inau-
gurated a veritable reign of terror in
San Francisco during the months of
August and September, 1906. are await
ing the eXpiatiOn of their crimes on the
scaffOld tomorrow The sentence of
death, passed over eighteen months
ago has been affirmed by the supreme
court and it is unlikely that there will
be any interference with tomorrow's
double hanging
Both Of the gaspipe asaassins, al
though the most ruthless thugs that
ever terrorized CITY, have now be-
come prematurely aged and broken.
Siemsen has prepared a statement in
which he asserts that he was wrong
fully accused by Dabner to shield a
brother, and that BischOff the star
witness against him at tho trial was
guilty of many perjuries.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-30
Young Erns to Meet Mcfarland

San FRANCISCO. July 3O.-Young
Erne will have his first opportunity to
display his ringcraft before an audi
ence of Pacific coast fight fans tomor-
row, when he will meet Packy McFar-
land, Chicago's nifty aspirant to the
championship, in a 20 round bout. The
men are to meet at 1873 pounds, at
o'clock, before the Pacific Athletic club.
Young Erne has many hackers, but
general sentiment favors Mcfarland.
Mcfarland fought Freddy Welsh a
24-round draw last Fourth of July be-
fore Jim Jeffries' club in Los Angeles.
The winner of the Erne- Mcfarland
match is certain to meet the survivor
of the third battle between Cans and
Nelson, which will be fought in Neva-
da on Labor Day; so this bout means
much to both men.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-30
NO RACE SUICIDE
AMONG |GQRR0TES

WASHINGTON, July 30.-However
much, candidate William jennings
Bryan may be worrying President
Roosevelt and candidate Taft, there is
cause for rejoicing in Oyster Bay and
Cincinnati This is due to the annual
report Of governor William F. Pack, of
Benguet province, Philippine islands
Benguet province is the land of the
Igorrote. These native tribesmen were
recorded as uncivilized until seven
years ago-when the Roosevelt admin
istration came in. The report shows
that since that time there has been
less race suicide among the Igorrotes
than among any other people on the
face Of the ear h. Governor Pack says
that during these seven years, the Ig-
orrotes population has increased from
10000 to 10000. He admits that some
inhabitants have come across the Dor
ders from other provinces, but he
proves conclusively that the birthraie
has been steadily increasing. This
is due to additional prosperity and
better mode of living which brings
about an effect that the women do not
have to work as hard as formerly" ex-
plains the governor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-30
WAR BONDS MAY
BECOME AN ISSUE
SPANISH WAR ISSUE FALLS DUE
TOMORROW AND MAY NOT
BE PAID.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-A new is
sue may arise in the coming presi-
dental campaign, owing to the alleged
decision of Secretary Cortelyou to
postpone the redemption of the 8 per
cent Spanish war bonds when they
fall due day after tomorrow. 1t is
stated on good authority that Mr.. Cor
telyou, for various reasons. has de-
cided to allow the bonds to run on for
an indefinite period before redeeming
them or refunding them into 2 per cent.
bonds. 1t is certain that such a course
if finally decided upon, will result in
a sood deal of criticism and that the
opponents of the administration will
not overlook the opportunity for MAX
ing political capital out of it. 1t is al
legged on behalf of Secretary Corte,you
that the bonds cannot be refunded to
good advantage at this time, and that
he does not consider it advisable to
purchase them for the sinking fund.
There are about SOS, 900 of the
bonds outstanding, a total of nearly
100000 having been issued dur
ing the Spanish war to run ten years,
with the privilege of being extended
another ten years. Most of the bonds
are in the hands of the treasurer Of
the United States in trust as security
for the circulation Of national banks.
To continue them after August 1, will
necessitate the payment of close to
s2,000000 a year in interest. Converted
into 2 per cent bonds, which the sec
rotary has authority to do, the annu-
al interest charge would be $1,000, 900.
Paid off altogether the government
would be saved further interest.
1t is regarded as practically a GER
tainty that the democratic campaign
management. probably Mr.. Bryan
himself, will crticise the failure to pay
off the bonds, if they should be left
outstanding after August 1. Secretary
Cortelyou's reasons for delaying their
purchase are said to be numerous. but
the democratic criticism will be based
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UNCLE SAM TO
SHOW At TOXIC
UNITED STATES TO BE REPRE-
SENTED AT BIG JAPANESE
EXPOSITION.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Although
the Japanese exposition at Toxic will
Sam is already making preparations
looking to an extensive showing at
spite the rumors of war between the
two ountries, occasionally revived by
a.armists. the Washington officials do
not share such views and are consid-
ering plans for the American exhibit
at Toxic the biggest of any foreign
nation. The Toxic exposition commits
sion has at it's disposal a preliminary
fund of s1,5OO,O0O appropriated by the
last congress, and will not be ham
pered by lack of funds.
The members of the commission are
Francis B. Loomis, former assistant
secretary of state; Francis D. Millet.
of New York, who was director of
decorations at the Chicago Worlds
fair, and Frederick J. V. Skiff, Of
Chicago. director of the Field Column
bian museum, who was deputy direct
or general of the Chicago worlds fair.
William A. Newcome of California,
private secretary to Robert Bacon, as
sistant secretary of state, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk to the commission,
and has charge of the Washington Of
Offices Mr. Loomis and Mr.. Millet will
visit Toxic this summer to confer with
officials of the exposition in regard to
the site and style of architecture of the
American building. They will also
gather information of interest to
American manufacturers who intend
to participate in the American exhibit.
Mr. LOOMS and Mr.. Millet will sail
and will spend about a month in Toxic,
returning to Washington about Deem
ton of the needs of the Oriental trade,
with a view of inducing American
manufacturers actively to invade the
eastern market.
Next winter work of arousing in e.
est among American manufacturers
will be begun. J. Callan O'Laughlin
secretary Of the commission, will make
a tour of all the state caUitalS to con-
fer with governors and make prelim-
mary arrangements for state exhibits
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WHITMAN MAKES HER LAST
Continued From Page One.)

no need for immediate payment, the
money making a good endowment
fund as ! is. But it must be subscribed
to show earnestness in the movement
by the local people.
Following is one of the several con-
tracts which everyone is being asked
to sign:
on the part Of Whitman College to
secure one million dollars $4,000, OO0)
to be added to it's endowment and
plant, and in consideration of the ben
efits which I as a citizen and resi-
dent Of the northwest shall derive
from the upbuilding of Whitman col
lege, and in consideration of the mutual
obligations which the parties hereto
have undertaken, the one with the
other, hereby promise and agree with
Whitman college that l will. within
.......... years from date of this
instrument. pay to the board of trus-
tees of Whitman college, at the office
Of its treasurer in Walla Walla. the
sum OF ($....),
which said sum, when paid shall be
added to and become a part of the en-
doWment and plant above mentioned.
agree to pay interest upon this sum
at the rate of five per cent 6 per cent?
until the principal sum is paid.
THE foregoing subscription is
made upon the understanding that
Whitman college has undertaken to
raise at least one million dollars
($1.0OoOOO). before January 1, 1912,
with the primary purpose of the estab-
lishment Of schools of engineering. in
addition to what is possessed January
l. 1908. AS soon as five hundred thou
sand dollars (S50OO, OOO) of this amount
has been subscribed and approved by
the board of overseers of Whitman col
lege. one-half of this subscription shall
Immediately become valid and payable
according to the provisions contained
therein. and upon securing the balance
Of said one million dollars ($1,0OO,OO
the remaining one-half of said sub
scription shall Immediately become
valid and payable according to the
provisions contained therein"
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