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THE MORNING ASTOItlAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
THURSDAY, APRip 30, 1908,
NEW CURRENCY BILL
FLYING MACHINES
A PRONOUN WE LACK
.SPORtING GOODS.
THAT MAKE GOOD
Introduced By Representative One of the Grammatical DifficuN
Entertaining Speeches By Two
Vreeland of New York ties of Our Language.
Well Known Inventors
Barrirtftoaxlali
Is f just pure Mocha and Java
reparea in a new way. ihe cot
ce berry is cut uo (not ground)
by knives of almost razor sharp
ncss into sman unuorrn panicles.
Thus it is not crushed, as bv the
old method of grinding, and the
little oil cells, remain unbroken.
The essential oil (food product)
cannot evaporate and is preserved
mdeumtely. ibis is one reason
why a Dound of Barrinc-ton Hall
will make IS to 20 cups more of
tuiL strength coffee than will any
coffee ground the old way; why
it excels all other coffee in flavor
and why it v. ill keep perfectly
onti! used.
But the main thine1 about Harr
ington Hall Coffee is that it can
be used without ill effect by those
who find ordinary coffee injures
them, because the yellow tannin
bearing skin and dust (the only
injurious properties of coffee) are
removed by the "steel-cut" pro
cess. A delicious coffee sot a
tasteless substitute. -
Price, per pound,
40c POUND
A. V. ALLEN
Sole Agents
A RATHER PRETTY PROBLEM.
MANY GOOD FEATURES IN ITU on- by th. w.y, wk... s.ti..
factory Solution - Probably Nsvsr
PUBLIC SAFETY.
Official Seeing That Traction Lines
Equip cars with Safety Divices.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The pub
lic service commission began yester
day the work of seeing that the cars
of the traction lines of the city are
thoroughly equipped with safety de
vices to the end that the number of
accidents may be reduced. The com
mission directed all the traction com
panies to file before May 10 complete
statements, also the ' number and
kinds of cars owned and the detailed
equipment of those cars.
Commissioner M.iltbie had thi
shy about the resolution:
"In the six months ended Feburary
Provides for the Formation of a Na
tional Clearing House Association
by Not Less Than Ten Banks With
Aggregate Capital of $3,000,00.
WASHINGTON, April 29,-As
Will Bo Found Pfiraaoa That lllus
trato th Difficult Point at Utu.
We bare a number of word and
phrase lu our tongue which require ;
the employment ofVprouomi tbut
does not exist As renreeou tat Ives of i
this class on it bo taken wieh mwl ovorv.
with the comblnutlou Into which they ',
euter. The peculiarity about tlieiu Is
Uiat as regards form they are singular,
as regards meaning they are plural.
BEFORE THE ALDINE CLUB
Mr. Maxim Made a Forecast of the
Prominent Part the Aeroplane Will
Probably Playin the Work of the
Future.
NEW YORK. April .-Hudson
result of the conferences of Rnublican Consequently the couatrucUou. accord- Maxim and Alexander Graham Bell
le-Ller Representative Vreeland to- tl 8W,W U lw"y8 C0U,Ul ,Ut0 Wcrc "n,on ,h l,eaIr Al-
y I coiidlct with the construction atvonllna ,!!, ri
day introducd a curency bill to take ho strict grammar. One of these ex- ,1oke aeronautic.' in whirh'ih..
the'ulace of the one presented by him presalona-everyboily, for Instance-
' I . .
last week.
I UIOV1U1 .
to represent the viws of a substantial to make a statement to the effect that l0T publisher and literary men,
majority of the Republican members.
I'M .1 lit, tlttMfAlMil T. AI.K...
The measure is declared ,,,,, . Club is composed of magazine edi-
uiuviui u i .. mw in iii'nuiii. i i it- pihiiiiim.
The new bill provides for the for
mation of a National Clearing House
Association by noteless than 10 na
tional banks with an aggregate capi
at Bomo epecllte gatherlug all persons Mr. Maxim made a forecast of the
present hud seen there those whom part the aeroplane will probably play
tney ttuew well, with the employ- fl, the work of the future. Of the flv
went of the word Just selected gram
matlcal difficult Ii-h at once arise and
the trouble of the writer begin.
Three wnys are open to him In w hich
tal of $5,000,000. A tax of 4 per cent he cau ovrrcume them after a fashion,
on emergency circulation is provided,
for the first month, this tax to be in
creased 1 per cent each month until
reaches 3 per cent where it is to
remain until the circulation is retired
But ut one of them answers fully all
the conditions existing. Iu the tint
ing machine in war he said this:
"Although the value of the flying
machine will be mainly on a scouting
craft, still its value and importance
for that service alone is hard to esti
mate, for the flying machine vedettes
NOT PLAYED YET.
the masculine form can be made to will at once be the eyes and cars of
the armies of the future and they will
have their use in naval warfare too,
for there will be aerial torpedo scouts
on the lookout fur torpedo boats to
signal the approach of danger. Fly
represent both Itself and tho feminine.
Consequently ucu a fenteuee as the
following could be framed: There
everybody met his friend. Women
as well as men would he Included un
der his. Though never really aatlsfac-
President Has a Trump Card up His I tory, this was once the preferred usage, ing machines could not be expected to
l or a time It Merved the purpose fairly successfully attack bnttlehiis. coast
well, and It Rtill does so occasionally foriilkatioii. or larire ritie m ,U
and' perhupn fluently fi.it there Uch (, h, fc , .
has been for n good while past a dls- ..... i ..... . .
tiuct dislike this construction. One ,,u' ' ' . ' n ",u
Sleeve.
WASHINGTON, April 29,-Presi-
lent Roosevelt proposes to fight as
vigorously to obtain the adoption by
Congress of certain features of his
result of tU' luereaslmrlv Important wilh at'ril1' " planted uml' ex-
part that the female sri plays In life H'-octl Desnic them in the water, and
egislative program as set forth in his and literature Is the growth of repug- it is possible they may be very mis
message as he did to obtain the au- nume on "' ltart of llie feminine ele- clnevous indeed. The aerial navy will
thorization of additional battleships "lul lo "'m.v merKeu in be a intiwark of pt.n(P
for the navy according to the Post
today. He is holding up his sleeve as
trump card his power to approve or
eto the public buildings bill. There
is not a member of congress who has
not a keert interest in this measure.
It will aid tremendously at home. The
president docs not regard the public
to buildings as nearly as important as
the various recommendations he has
presented for legislative. By his
1, 1908, the street railways of Greater j thratening to veto the public build-
New York killed 299 persons and ings bill the president is in a position
seriously injured 944. The total num- J to use his influence for or against the
ber of accidents due to collisions of , re-election of members of Congress.
street cars was 1,196 and the number
of vehicles and Dersons struck bv ACTUALLY ON.
cars was 7,059. At this rate, in an
entire year about 600 persons will be
killed and 2,000 seriously injured. The J
number of accidents due to collisiops j
will approximate 2.400 and the num-! SAN FRANCISCO, April 29
ber of persons and vehicles struck 14,. i Following the denial of a motion by
fKXJ. From the standpoint of human-j the defense for a change of venue this
ity this is a serious condition and ; morning, the actual trial of Abe. Ruef
onght not to be allowed to continue . began. John E. Mohan, the deputy
if there is any was to prevent it". ! clerk of the former board of stipervi-
j sors, was the first witness.
Mr. Hell devoted a large part of his
ment to have Its Identity merged In
the inaw:'!'V. Snlieoti.se-lousnewi of
Mia InliiM,: I It It. i a ou.-l
1 c. .....,. ... ............ .v . I. r......M I...
ivr Into fill; 1iiS.l..imn. ihnt un,l..r "!'" " v,...iK ...: ...iv.t.u mv
this form of xm-estdou Its claims are ,ory of aeronautics.
not really recognized: hence, while wo- have no doubt, said he, that
men may usi It. they do not like It, the Wright Brothers really have flown
and men have come to share largely with their aeroplane, but 1 think they
lu the same feeling. i.ave, t90 .n;tie a mvtcrioii mistake
anouier oui or me uiracuny : ifp,n:n ,., ,1,,:., ,,f ,,y,r pvl.ri
- . .... .... mcnts a secret. Their sccrctiveiicss
resentatlve f.wnouns. The sentence rracl "lw" '"emsejves. ror ccnain
previously gl7.u would accordingly ap ly ey still have a great secret of
pear In the following shape: There aerial navigation the French govern
everybody m:t his or her friends. But ment is not inclined to pay one mil
suen a loriu ni expression pleased no io tnnet for tJiat ,ccret whjcj, wi
one. It was re:t to lie formal, to suffer i i.i: . .l i.i .u- c...
Whitman's Book Store
Sporting Goods
Just received a complete line of the
Reach Base Ball Goods. In
cluding MITTS, BALLS and BATS.
Your choice of FISHING POLKS from
$12.50 and down.
The Foard & Stokes Hardware Co
Jncorpomhd
Successor to Fc.rd & Stoke Co.
Rufs Trial Opened This Morning by
Refusing Change of Venue.
from that s'lffuess which Is always
time the machine flies in France."
JAMES DALY'S WILL.
Between
UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES.
I' TOKIO, April 29. The marriage
BURLINGTON, April 29. The of Prince Tsuneissa Takcda and
Republican state convention elected Princess Tsucnomiya Masako, the
delegates to the national convention eldest daughter of the Mikado, was
today. They were uninstructed. I solemnized today.
Perfection In cake and biscuit making
is attained by the use of Royal Bak
ing Powder. And the ease and dex
terity of their making is marvelous.
li
fri
ft
making
Powder
Absolutely Pare
The only baking powder made
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar.
Hence the superiority of the food
it leavens.
Hence the anti-dyspeptic qualities
which it imparts to the fooa. ,
sure to uinulfefct Itself when natural
nesH of expreu-dou Is sacrificed to mere
precision of ntnteuient. Besides being !
objectionable on the score of clumsl
uess It van subject to exception on Property Will be Divided
other groundv In words with feminine , Son and Daughter.
tennlnatlomi. like heiress or heroine.
iha tar utt lu lr..ll..jt.1 l.l 1 I... . 1 " 1
it Is tint n,n,!. i,tn..i wiw... hnvc. M'.W YORK, April 29,rTlie pro-
ever, we have dlstluct contrasted trty of the milliorlairs railroad con
forms, as lu '"his or her," It la lifted tractor James Daly, who died on Sun-
la to an iimiue and almost ajigres- day at his home in Mount Kisco,
slve prominence, where there Is Del where he kept a large breeding farm
.ner ties.re uor oeeasion to maKe K f tTOttnil horses, will be divid
prominent; nonce tms particular usage, . , , , , .,
1,11b .r, w.i.i i Ln a .T.-. between his two children, his
and acceptable always to the devotees John U D:,l'' als0 a rallrM,(1 co"
of strict grammar, Is usually detested tractof and a daughter who is the
by everybody else. wife of Senator Henry. M. Willis of
A third way out of the difficulty Redlands California.
c
son
there is, and It was long ago taken by
die ixjlder spirits. This was the con
struction according to the sense. The
plural pronominal forms were used to
correspond to the Idea of plurality er.
i.sting in the singular subject; hence
men said ha the sentence quoted: -There
everybody met their friends. Exam
pies of this nsnge can be found abun-.
dautly In works of lil;h reputation, bul
rhose given here for Hie purpose of il
lustrating It will be taken from a sin
tfle one. This writer is Jane Austen.
She Is chosen not fur her eminence,
but for her eex, for as a general rule
Under the terms of the will, which
have been made known, Mrs. Willis
inherits. $l,fX)0,000. She and her hus
band left San Francisco yesterday
for New York. Daly is already on
his way here.
The body of Jas Daly will be taken
by his son and son-in-law to Ireland
to be buried, according to his dying
request, in the family plot, near Limerick.
James Daly came to this country at
the aire of 19. At the time of his
jipsgfny rrn2
J
highly cultivated women speak and 'death he was engaged on the work of
write the language not only with more 'iayinK foP the xcw Haven Road its
Z T t 'I 7 7 P track, suburban service,
lousuess and purity, than (he corre i
spondiug cliihS of men. Examples from . -. A TT
their works are In consequence more HEAD OF NEW BUREAU,
convincing. Here are two or fhree- i "'-
NEW YORK, April 29,-Robcrt
Watchom, commissioner of immigra
tion, of the port of New York, now
on his way home from Europe, will
shortly resign, it is said, to become
the head of a new bureau in the de
partment of commerce and labor,
which will be known as the anarchist
exclusion branch.
It is to be established with the ob
jject of working in cooperation with
European governments to prevent the
coming of anarchists to this country.
The plan is said to have the approv
al of Secretary Straus. Commission
er of Immigration North of San Fran
cisco recently looked over the immi
gration clearing house on Ellis Is
land and it is rumored that he is to
be the successor of Commissioner
Watchorn, whose term will cxpjre
next year. Commissioner Watchorn
has been in conference with Foreign
Minister Totoni in Rome on the sub
ject of anarchists and was also re
ceived by tho pope. i
taken out of 'iiauy. "It Js very uu-,
fair," says M i: Austen In "Emma," "to
Judge of anybody's conduct without an
Intimate knowledge of their charac
ter." Again ii the same work the re
mark is madti that "they say every
body is In love once hi their lives." In
"Mansfleld Park" she observes thai
"nobody could command attention when
they spoke." These examples, which
might be multiplied from numerous
other authors, re stilliclent to Indicate
the attitude of those who adopt the
third course. Every one can see that
the problem in a very pretty one as It
stands and that the interest In It will
never die because no satisfactory solu
tion of It will ever he found.-Thomaa
It. Lounsbury, Trofexsor of English,
Yale University, In Harper's Mnga
line. ,
Practical Reflections.
"That young man who Is addressing
r. 70U Is rich In intellect."
"But If I marry him and am Invited
out I can't wear his gems f thought."
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