The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, October 24, 1908, Image 3

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    SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 191)8.
'I'll T MfUIIJ I V A C'I'I IIMAU t V'1't III I nM;u.ti
New -York Hews Letter
next ;ntcetfiig'of the Federated'
wens, umn, M a remit New
Wo-
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-1 1 i pro
bable tbnC art office unique In the his
tory of American cities will toon be
created here-nothlng lcm indeed than
that of Superintendent of Municipal
Automobile. The city government
but outstripped sit competitors in
hi use of the auto until today it it
the possessor of an even hundred
icif -propelled vehicle "to cxpediate
the administration of municipal mat
ters." The number become doubly
remarkable becaune of the fact that
the city which now is the largest mu
nicipal owner of autos In the country
had none at all five yean ago. While
Father Knickerbocker bai thus shown
his progressively the. suspicion hai
risen that the all pervading graft is
not entirely ibtent In thii matter. The
hundred machine are carried on the
city's) books at cost valuation of
$260,030.38, the cars ranging in price
, from $500 in the case of the smallest
to tho rather surprising maximum of
$6500 for the largest. It is not, how
ever, the initial cost which is creat
ing the trouble but the bill for "re
pairs and depreciation." The , city4
garage bill now aggregates $.100,000 a
year which nu-an that more money
is charged annually to the repairs of
each machine than its original cost.
In addition to this the yearly depre-
elation is estimated it fifty percent
Altogether Father Knickerbocker Is
finding his auto t a very expensive
luxury' and since It is believed that
much of the expense is pure graft
New York may shortly have a Su
perintendent of its automobiles. Un
doubtedly the office would prove un
popular, as one of the first duties of
its Incumbent would be to stop' the
use for private purposes of the city's
machines, ' ' ' '
York
i in a fair way to b the fire muni
Is In a fair way to be the first muni
Hs'n other words the lady po-
peace unhappy, yet this choice seems liccman. That the arrival of the fe
mora than a probability, .To the aver- ,as Uiuecoat is no dream is shown
age patient ... It has, seemed of little by tjie fervid resolutions in her fa-
moment by whom, he , was cured so VOf by the , Women's Democratic
long as he was cured. But now , the Club,, which in the city where Tarn
state judiciary Js likely to step In many is chief are net to be despised.
AFTER TWO YEARS,
with ft dictum to the effect that one these resolutions hold that It is high
can.; only be ; cured , witiiin, certain time that the lady do ceman be made
a part of the city's police force, al-
dO not with I thoilirti it i nnt nrnrmil 1a rlnltie
specified limits. -. This . jurisdiction
however, will have to
the process of curing but , the prac- thi first female minion of the law in
. . . i, la .... I .
turner, SicK people u wouio seem we habilments-of her male brother
may be cured by; an individual but officer.' It is asserted, however, that
not by corporation,. This has , no- the terror which the cop inspires In
thing to do:witn tne corporation, the breasts of juvenile offenders would
such,, Instead it has only, this, curN j ,,. me o tiie "cooes" b,s over
ou complication, that -while , two or come by a feeling f' affection,' I is
twenty , doctor (lmay , practice f tbeie ttfo ,nat Jh female bluecoat could
profession co-operatively and legally, atrract youthful malefactors who fled
sucn practice , and, co-operation be- f,om lne t,reCnt officers of the law,
come entirely megai u ,tne qociort
for i purely business . reasons decide
to Incorporate. In other words, the
courts are not concerned with the
methods of the doctor,-since they
might be the same before and after
Incorporation, but are only concern
ed with the business end, As con
senntnee the patient in New York is
ar likely to die through the agree
ment of courts is disagreements be
tween doctors. The point bas been
brought into prominence through an
incorporation of doctors who pro
pose to minister to certain classes for
the sum of on dollar year. With
the intervention of the courts, how
ever, the situation has become inter
estlng, and it remains to, be deter
mined whether a sick man has a right
to eet well anyway or only as the
courts prescribe,
Whether it is better to die legally
or to be cured Illegally is a curious
question which is soon to be decided
by the courts of this state. To be
cured illegally and, then, sued seems
only one 'stage betfer than to die in
rwrT-"TTTtrrman
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NOTICE
One startling argument which has
been added too the thnuiands for
which New York is retpomible - in
the death of the "Colonel," an aged
southerner who for: years has been
a well known though unknown figure
in the Bowery. In the famous bread
lines in that district where the poor
are furnished bread and coffee the
colonel" for more than three decades
ha been noted for bis pathetic sac
rifices in assisting the needy. In all
his long and charitable career, how
ever, his identity has never been re
vealed, , Not even a guess has ever
been made as to who lie was. lie
appeared about thirty years ago
not long after the close of the war
and while always needy immediate
ly achieved auction on the east side
because of the sacrifices which he
made. When the famous Flcisch-
While any man that publicly pin- man's bread line started he was one
ches a woman in New York is lia- of its first patrons. But while he was
blc to arrest and fine, women of the always the first at the window to re
city are strong in the belief that ceive, his piece of bread and mug of
women should be allowed to pinch coffee it was early noted that he al
men. They are not however, in fa- ways gave away the food which he
vor of a Caruso act, but are highly received, a practice which he con-
enthusiastic over the appointment of tinned to his death. Moreover, how-
female policemen. The Women's ever needy , his condition, this mys
Dcmocratic Society ha just pledged terious colonel had always a few nick-
itself to'tftke up this question at-the I els and dimes to distribute among
his equally needy companions.. His
gifts were generally accompanied by
helpful advise and the moment be
fore hi death he was engaged in ex
plaining '.o other members of the
bread line how to obtain shoes for
the cold weather. It was while wait
ing in the bread line that he drop
Body Recognizable After Being In
Water For Long Time.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-A dispatch
to the Tribune from, Kenosha, Wis.,
says; ' -
The body of John Cillett, formerly
probably the best known man in Ke
nosha and a son of the late Judge
Guedin Cillett, who disappeared Ik
January 14, 1207, wes found in tl
Kenoiha river yesterday. It is evi
dent Cillett walked into the river on
the night of hh disappearance and
was caught in the refuse at the bot
tom of the stream and held there. The
river is filled, with .tar from the gas
works and with acids from a large
tannery and these served as a pre
serving fluid to such' an extent that
notwlthsandifig the fact that the body
had been in the water for nearly two
years, it was still possible to recog
nize the features. '
A Jeweler Eiperienc ;
C. R. Kluger, the jeweler) 1060
Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, , Ind.,
writes: "I.wa so weak from kidney
trouble that I could hardly walk a
hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley!
Kidney Remedy cleared my complex
ion, cured my backache and the ir
regularities disappeared, and . I can
now attend to business every day,
and recommend Foley's Kidney Rem
edy to all sufferers, as it cured me
after the doctors and other remedies
had failed. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store. .
.A Healthy Family.
"Our whole family' has enjoyed
good health- since we began using
Dr. King's New Life Pills,' three
years ago," says L. A. Bartlet, of
Rural Route I, Guilford, Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system in a
gentle way that does you good, 25c
at Charles Rogers & Son's drug store.
STUPID BLUNDER.
oiiiwtiljciiis.o
The agency of the San Francisco Examiner is
now located at Whitman's Book Store. Price 75c
per month delivered. J Subscribers .""not getting
papers regularly notify us at once and agent .will
call. Quick deliyery guaranteed. '
VALLEJO, Cal., Oct. 23.-Lleu-tenant
Edwin It. Dodd, who was in
charge of the submarine flotilla at
Mare Island when a disastrous gas
oline fire ocurred at the station, Sep
tember 17, will appear before a court
martial next Monday to answer char
ges of neglect. If is alleged that Lieu
tenant Dodd 'should have taken the
submarines into the middle of the
i stream before pumping gasoline in-
f tri ifi maiflr in nrAflr thnt ih inAim.
ped dead. Nothing could be found to jniab,e fluid mi h float aw instea(J
throw any light on his identity and of coect. about the float an1 thc
there aeenu to be no solution of tbe anchorcJ The fire cot
famous mystery. Hi brothers In n h5s.
need whom he, has so often aided arc i . - . ... . , ' , .
...... iuu taui w.iuii. a lumft ucuuit .
to collect ' a fund for a
fitting burial.
wiiiiaiiu's book
S I ORE
VEGETABLE COUfpUUO.f.
a film
1
Only All Rail Route to Portland and all Eastern Points. Two
daily trains. Steamship tickets via all Ocean Lines at Lowest Rates.
For rates, steamship and sleeping-car reservations, call on or address
.... '
O. B JOHNSON, Gen'I vgent
I2th s near Commercial St ASTORIA, OREGON,
I
FREE TRIAbAN ELECTRIC IRON
baves backs, footsteps; blistered fingers, and facesfuel
and tempers.
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With the office-boy problem in
creasing in seriousness every year,
and now a close second to the ser
vant problem, New York is about to
have a longfelt need supplied in the
shape of a unique schools-nothing
less indeed than a training school
for office boys. The novel undertak
ing while it is a work of the Child
ren's Aid Society is not entirely phil-
t U . M.ntla ttrl.lt. Ki.ci.
aiiiui vjjiw, o.hvw vtfv ttis.? mivvv f
ness men have let loose of late Over
their inability to obtain office boys
with the intelligence of even a fence
post, has awakened a sleeping gen
ius to the possibilities of teaching
the young Idea how to act as office
boy. In the new school which is be
lieved to be? the first of its kind in
the country future presidents will Jbe'
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kirch irum me mci'ii anu insirucicu .,i . ... .
in such complicated matters as the m ta M,Qrld hM received such i
rudiments of reading, writing and ar- wide-spread , b& , titjqualified, en-J
ithmctic. They will also be set on dorsement u has tydia K Hnk-
the path toward commercial success ' h&m'i Vegetable Compound, made
by instruction iii the system of lick-, If3iatl,ve PS.1 herbs "
No other medicine has such
ng stamps, tilling and copying letters
and looking up trains on timetables. !
The first thing.' which a youngster
wiH be taught, however, is to" do just
what he is told to do. There will ak
sq; be classes in the geography , of
New York City and its transports
tion facilities, telephoning and the
keeping of simple accounts. The
course will be , conducted at night
and will, last twenty-one weeks. ;
You feel no electricisy attach to any
descent focket- low .expense would
prise you let us explain to 'YOU
ASTORIA ELECTRIC - CO. .
iv can
sur-
Married Man In Trouble
a niarriea mas who permits any
member of the family to ' take any
thing except Foley's Honey and Tar,
for coughs, colds and lung trouble,
is guilty of neglect. Nothing else is
as good for all pulmonary troubles.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
contains no opiates and is in a yellow
ii.iikaffe. T. F.' Laurw. Owl Drug
Stoic.
Are You Only Hall Alive?
People with kidney trouble are so
ftvnk and .'exhausted that they are
only half alive. Foley's Kidney Rem
edy makes healthy kidneys, restores
lost vitality, and weak, delicate peo-
ile are restored to health. Refuse
:niy but Foley's. T. F. Laurin, Owl
Drug Store. , ; ' ' "
record of success for woman's dis
eases, or sttch' hosts 6f grateful
friends as has Lydia E. Ilnkham's
Vegetable Compound. ;; rn P
fox more than SO years it has been
caa standard, remedy for feminine
ills, Inflammation, Ulceration, and
consequent Spinal Weakness.
, It has relieved more cases of Back,
ache and Local Weaknesses than
any other one remedy. It dissolves
and excels tumors in an early at&sn
of development s-i.i N , ; ',t f
Irregularities and periodic p.ias,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indica
tion, Bloating, Nervous Prostration,
Headache, General Debility, quickly
yield to it : also deranged organs, i
causing pain, draprdnsr. sensations!
fcnd backache. Under all circum-
tanoes it acts m. harmony with the
female system. -! '
It removes that wearing feeling,
xtreme lassitude, " dont care "and
want to - bo - left - alone " feeling,
excitability. irrita.Mlity,nervousness,
dizziness, faintness, . sleeplessness',
flatulency, melancholy or theblucs.
llieso are indications of Feminine
disorders, which this medicine over
comes as well as elisht derangement
cf the Kidneys of either sex. ., -
Women who are sick and want to
get well should refuse to accept any
substitute for Lydia E. l'inkham'a
Vegetable Compound.
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Unferiaentcd Grape Juice
absolutely non-alcoholic
Concord Coc quart
Catawba,, Coc .quart
Welch's Grape Juice
Nips ...10c
ATiEPJCAIJ EIBORTIIIS CO.
tf
Jelia Fa, Pre. ' F. L. tkbop, Sec : Astoria Uvlan Ci-.- r .
helaoa Trortr, Vice-Frea. and Snpt
jA'n'"lRON WORKS-
DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTUSI
OF THE. LATEST IMPROVED ,
Cannisf BlacMncir, Marine -Engines anil Delias
- - COMPLETE CAKNERY OUTHTS TU'EJTI'ZIZD.
Correapondence Solicited. . - , . Foot cf Fonrti trti.
SCO! -BAT BRASS
-IRflil - rORKS
ASTOKIA, OKEOON ' - --
Iron and Brass Founders, - Land and Marine Engineers.
Up-to-Date Sawitiia Machinery
18th tnd Franklin Ave.
Prompt attention given to all repair
' work. Tel lUln Zt51 - -
-'.'' ''Sb.snnaa.-'TraEslcr.. Co. . ' "
HSNRY SII2SUAK, UiMsetf. ! - ' -
Hack, Carrigef-Bagige Checked and Tranaferred-Track ssi Fttraitart
- -r Ww. Fiano Moved, Boxed and Shipped.
433 Coeamercifil Street, , , . . . Vala Tl&m 291
TME" 'TREMTOM, I
Fint-Class Licpicrs andOCi
; ' - . O Ceraraerdd Street
' Corner Commercial and 14th. . . ASTORIA, OIwGOU
444mmmm4
STEEL '& EWART
Electrical Contractors
Phone Main 3881 .... 426 Bond Street
You want the best money can buy in 'food, clothing, home comforts,
pleasure, etc., why not in education? ;t t V-".V'-"
Porklahd',4 Leadlig JBuginess College - '
offew such to you ahd i fi greater cost thaM an inferior school.
Owners practical teachers ilore Caili than we can fill
, Teachers actual business men ' In seSsioh the entire year
- Portions guaranteed graduates ' Catalogue "A" for the skinff
M. VjTALKER, Prei ' O. A. BOSSFK'KN, Secy.
Fisher Brothers Company
SOLE AGENTS " , t ? '
Marbout. and Fiulayson Salmon Twines and Netting
McCormick Harvesting Machines ' ' .
:; Oliver Chilled Ploughs 1
Sharpies Cream Separators r : .
Raecolith Flooring - - - - r Storrett's Tools
Hardware, Groceries, Ship
Chandlery
Tan Bark, Blue Stone, Muriatic Acid, Welch Coal, Tar,
Ash Oars, Oak Lumber, Pipe and Fittings, Brass Goods
Paints, Oils and Glass
Fishermen's Pure Manilla Rope, Cotton Twine and Sein- Web
!!
Wo Want Your Trade
FISHER BROS, i
BOND STREET
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