THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTOKIA, OREGON.
TUKSDAY, MARCH 3ft l.
Special For a Few Days j&
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Phones 731, 3871.
"BIPEDS II BREECHES"
" HE lEilSIIE&T
SOUTHERN ORATOR TAKES A
SHARP FLING AT THE CHI
CAGO SUFFRAGETTES.
CHICAGO, March 29. 'Bipeds in
Breeches," This ii" the latest defini
tion of mere man from the viewpoint
of a suffragist advocate as .expounded
y John Temple Graves. The South
ern orator enthralled for two hours
an audience at the Sunday evening
Club in an argument for the elective
franchise for women.
"There are in New York City, by
actual count." aid Mr. Graves, 27,
000 women who by the sweat of their
brow, are earning a livelihood for
these bipeds in breeches, otherwise
known as men.
"In Washington today we see the
spectacle of masters of finance and
politicians some of them leaning
closely to Standard Oil who are
cling to raise the tariff on articles
of necessity to women. If woman
had the right of the ballot would
they dare trespass on these precincts?
BLACK HAND AGAIN
NEW YORK. March 29 What is
believed to be another black hand
murder is claiming the attention of
the police department The body of
a man which wis found in a vacant
lot in Brooklyn yesterday morning
has been identified as that of Salva
tore Melar. The body has been hack
ed with a knife beside bearing a num
ber of bullet wounds. The victim was
young, apparently about 25 years old.
WORE A RED MASK
NEW YORK, March 29.-The po
lice are puzzled to know why a bur
glar, who entered the house of Mrs.
Lena Crasalitz in Lexington Avenue
yesterday, wore a red mask. The
woman awoke to find the man grip
ping her by the throat and terrified
she noted that he wore two masks.
Hie outer one a weird crimson. After
a struggle, the invader fled and
escaped from the house by sliding
down a vine.
A BAS THE AUTOS
NEW YORK, March 29- Sixteen
persons were struck by automobiles
and left lying in the street while the
ears sped on during the past year.
So far in 1909 there have been four
such victims in New York, the latest
Inrvaard Trimble, the 13 year old
boy was killed Saturday evening. The j
police are still hunting for the occup
ants of the car which struck him.
A THOUSAND DOGS
CHICAGO, March 29 One thou-
n A .Vinrnmrh hrpH HrCT are on ex-
11 VI uivivugn ' ' O - ,
Bibition on the eight annual show of'
the Chicago Kennel Club. Winners I
will be picked Thursday. J
The largest exhibits are those of
Boston terriers, bull dogs, French j
bulldogs and scotch collies. Lord
Ethetstone, a noted English bulldog,
makes its first appearance at a local
bench show.
MORE PENSIONS
WASHINGTON, March 29 Re
presentative Nicholson, Penna-, is of
the opinion that persons who were
engaged in the construction of mil
itary railroads during the Civil War
are entitled to pensions and he has
introduced a bill granting pension
privileges to them- A number of
bills providing for the pensioning of
men who have participated in the In
dian wars have also been introduced.
Mr Ansberry of Ohio, has a bill giv
ing a medal of honor for each surviv
ing soldier who enlisted under the
first call of President Lincoln for-troops-
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VETERAN DEAD
CHICAGO, March 29--Justus D.
Andrus, believed to be the eldest
member of the G. A. R, is dead here.
Mr. Andrus was born in 1814. Dur
ing the Civil War he served as sec
ond lieutenant in the One Hundred
and Twenty Fourth Illinois Volun
teers. GRIEF KILLS MOTHER
Dies When She Learna Of Her Son's
Conviction.
NEW YORK. March 29.-The
death of Mrs. Verona Bertchey, who
died yesterday at Ridgewood Heights
N. J., is said to have been caused by
the shock of hearing that her son
must die in the electric chair. The
son Adolph, was convicted of shoot
ing and killing a man who was par
suing him after he had been discov
ered trying to enter a Hotel at Lake
wood. On March 16 the aged mother
never losing confidence in her boy's
innocence, procured a stay of execu
tion for thirty days on the ground
of new evidence. In the meantime
an appeal was filed, but she was in
formed yesterday that Adolph would
have to die unless the governor in
terfered. Soon afterwards she ex
pired. MONEY FOR WATERWAYS
WASHINGTON. March 29--Rep-resentative
Randeli of Louisiana has
introduced a bill providing a means
for obtaining money for waterway
improvements. It authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to borrow
$500,000000 but not to exceed $50r
000,000 in any certain fiscal year, to
defray expenditures hereafter auth
orized for waterway improvements.
The Secretary is also authorized to
issue two per cent coupon or regis
tered United States bonds, redeem
able ten years from issuing date, and
payable thirty years frorm such date.
The bonds will be exempt from all
taxes.
VACCINATING CRUSADE.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Fifteen
hundred patients in Bellevie and
other city hospitals, have sore arms
which has just been completed.
Twenty five bottles of vaccine were
required for the task. All patients
were vaccinated pursuant to an order
from the board of health in order to
prevent any possibility of a smallpox
epidemic among them.
SUNSHINE AND EDUCATION
CHICAGO March 29.-War in
earnest which has as its chief object
the voters' sanction of the proposed
municipal sanitarium for consumpt
ives, has been declared against tuber
culosis in the Ghetto the humanity
packed West side district, where the
white plague long has taken two fold
toll. The open tenement house wind
ow is hereafter to be the watchword
of the ghetto housekeeper. She is to
see to it, too, that sunshine gets into
her home and is to spread "Educa
tion" among her neighbors. This
has been decided upon unanimously
at the first of several mass meetings
planned for that section.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs
and expels colds. Get the genuine
in a yellow package. T. F. Laurin,
Owl Drug Store-
The Man Who Eats.
I The man who eats does so with
j the expectation of being satisfied. To
this end be seeks the best possible
place to gratify his normal appetite at
most rational expense. These things
account for the steady stream of
people to and from the portals of the
Palace Restaurant in this city. The
reputation of the Palace is founded
immoveably upon the certainty and
amplitude of the service it renders to
every purse, and appetite, big and
little. Open day and night Com
mercial streets, opposite the Page
building.
Every Woman Will be Interested
If you will send your name and ad
dress we will mail you FREE a pack
age of Mother Gray's Australian
Leaf, a certain, pleasant herb cure for
Women's ills. It is a reliable regu
lator and never-failing. If you have
pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder
or Kidney trouble, use this pleasant
union of aromatic herbs, roots and
leaves. All Druggists sell it, SO cents,
or address. The Mother Gray Co., Le
Roy, N. Y.
SEHATORIFULTON FILES
HIS1S11
TO CHARGES HENEY HAS LAID
WITH ATTORNEY-GENERAL
AT WASHINGTON, D. C.
WASHINGTON, D. C March 29.
Former Senator Fulton has filed
with the Attorney-General an answer
to the protest made by Francis J.
Ifeney against his appointment as
Federal judge. It is stated at the
Department of - Justice that the en
dorsement of Fulton has been general
on the part of the Oregon bar, and
that protests have been few in com
parison with endorsements. Action
hinges on the view the Attorne-en-
eral will take on the Heney charges
and Fulton's defense. It is said that
President Taft is leaving the matter
to the decision of the Attorney-Gen
eral.
In addition to the Federal judge
ship question, the appointment of T.
Cader Powell, as United States mar
shal in Alaska, is also suspended on
account of charges made by Heney.
j Bourne has a candidate for this place
in the person of former Customs Col
lector Sinnott, of Portland, and if the
Powell reappointment is not made,
Bourne stands a fair chance of land
ing his man.
SHOULD'NT TOTE GUNS
Chicago Minister Says Citizens
Should Be Disarmed.
CHICAGO. March 29 Disarma
ment as applied to every citizen in
Illinois is advocated by the Rev. M.
H. Boynton, a Baptist minister. "I
do not know of one good reason for
the continued manufacture and sale
of revolvers." he said. "They have a
red history and their victims fill
many miles of graves. Chicago has
seen enough of the careless handling
of firearms even by officers lately.
If the sale of pistols is allowed it
soon will become necessary for every
citizen to carry one."
GREEK ALWAYS A GREEK
WASHINGTOnT March 29
Greeks do not generally emigrate in
the accepted sense of the word, re
turning as a rule to settle in Greece
This statement was made in a com
munication from the American charge
at Athens, in transmitting the con
clusions of a commission which made
a study of Greek emigration. These
persons, it was reported, remain in
constant communication with their
families at home as shown by the
amount of money sent back. In 1906
the money orders alone reached the
sum of 6.000,000 francs. The com
mission decided the state Department
ought to protect such an important
source of wealth and recommended a
stringent supervision of agent of the
emigration companies.
FORGER CAUGHT.
EAST ST. LOUIS UL, March 29.
Advices from Kansas City yester
day tell of the arrest there yesterday
of Roy Horton, who is wanted here
on charges of forgery involving $100
(X.I0. Horton and his brother, John
L. Horton, who was recently arrest
ed after a case of several years, op
erated as brokers at the stock yards
here- Roy Horton was arrested un
der the name of Ryan" and is said to
have been in Kansas Cify for the last
year working at the stock yards.
INVENTOR KILLED
ADA, O., March 29,-Doble M.
Davidson, inventor of the traction
engine, was killed here Sunday by
Pennsylvania passenger train. David
son invented the traction engine in
1877, and during that year the first
engine was put on the market. Re
cently after a diligent search David
son found his original engine, pur
chased it, and shipped it back to his
home.
TOMMY WANTS A "GO"
CHICAGO, March 29.- Tommy
Burns has come to the front in a let
ter just received here from Australia
by L. B. Baily, with an offer to box
Jack Johnson once more. He ex
presses confidence that he can put up
a winning fight.
Wanted.
All chronic sufferers to call and
see Dr. Eva Marsh. No matter what
your ailments are, or of how long
standing, there is still hope for you
with this wonderful drugless system.
I am able to reach all diseases and
remove the cause. Call and inves
tigate. EVA MARSH, D. C
Room 38, Hotel Irving - Astoria, Or.
TWO HOUNDS; MALE AND FE-
male; 10 months old; $35 for both.
Address "L- O.," Astorian office.
A HATCHET PARTY.
A Appropriate Gam For Washing
ton' Birthday.
For your Wnahlugiou'a birthday
wlobratlon try a Imuliot party, wulon
ft somewhat Ilk a donkey party, On
I white sheet stretched acroaa the
room draw roughly in charcoal a lnrg
cherry tree, Iu the trunk of the tree
represent a good big chunk cut out.
then cut out of cardboard a ntm!tr
of hatcbeta about three tuchea long.
Decorate these hatchets la red, white
and blue. Leave room for the name of
each guest, which I written in red on
the hatchet. At the end of the batrhet
tie red, white ami blue ribbons. Each
player la blindfolded, turned around
three 1 hues and told to pin tha hatchet
i s v ! . a possible to the notch. The
player who comes nearest the mark is
;he wU.ucr.
FUN WITH PAPER BANOS.
Qur Reiulti Produced by Twitting
and Cutting.
Try thU trick with paper band.
Take three strips of paper tlx Inches
long and about an Inch wide and mark
dotted lines lengthwise down the mid
dle of escb. Pasts the two ends of the
first one straight and squarely, as
shown In Fig. 1. Before pasting the
second give the strip s twist, as shown
In Fig. 2. The third strip you twUt
before pasting.
Now cut each band along the dotted
line, and yon will have ss a result two
separate rings from No. 1, ss in Fig.
4; from No. 2, one ring naif as wide ss
the original, but with twice the diam
eter, as in Fig. 8. snd from No. 3 two
rings linked together, as tn Fig. &
Hers Is a peculiar trick. Qet a small
piece of sine and place it on top of the
BKTOhE AND AFTZB.
tongue. L'nder the tongue place ell
ver coin. Keep them there for a few
minutes until yon become used to the
taste of the two mi'tals, and then bring
their edges together over the tip of the
tonjrue. A peculiar taste will st once
be felt ou the tongue, tbe sensation be
ing produced for an odd reason. The
two pieces of metal, with the tongue
between them, form a miniature elec
tric battery, and when you "close the
circuit," as when you make the two
metals touch over tbe tip of the
tongue, a very Hllubt current passes
through the tongue, which gives the
sensation of a peculiar taste.
If you have the zinc under tbe
tongue, InHtead of on top of it, and the
silver on top. the taste will in each
case be different, being slightly acid In
one Instance and alkaline in tbe other.
Boldiart of Undo 8am.
March, march, march I
Tha drums bat, beat I
Tha soldier boys do coma
Adown tha village street.
Tom la In the lead; -Tim
la In the rear.
March, march, march 1
Thar ara coming naar.
Tootaey bear, tha banner
A flag blue, white and red.
Bravsly he doii wava It
Abova hia llttla head.
March, march, march!
Tha drums beat, beat I
The ooldli-r boya do coma
Adown the village street.
Tho Tartar'a Manner.
When a Tartar Invites an honored
guest to dine with him he will take tbe
guest by the ear and lead him to tbe
table.
BOYS LOSE I'l
SALT LIE DEBATE
FIRST OF ANNUAL DEBATES
HELD AT SALT LAKE CITY
SUBJECT OF INTEREST.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 29,
The first annual debate between the
University of Utah and the Univer
sity of Oregon was won by the form
er here tonight, The question was;
"Resolved, That Municipal Govern
ment by Commission is Preferable to
the Prevailing Form of American
City Government.''
A GHASTLY IMPOSITION
CLEVELAND, 0-, March 29,
For several hours Walter Johnson,
Jr., carried the dead body of a baby
girl about Cleveland in a basket,
thinking it contained groceries. Hi
father peered into the basket when
the young man reached home and dis
covered the corpse. Johnson w
taken into custody by the police.
Johnon went shopping, buying gro
ceries at several markets. He start
ed home, but meeting friend on the
way, was delayed until morning. He
then hurried to bed without opening
the basket leaving it In the center of
a dining table- Hie father opened the
basket to lift out the groceries- The
police believe the body was left in a
basket in one of the markets visited
by Johnson. Death it said to have
been due to exposure.
BANK REALTY LOANS
WASHINGTON. March 20.-Sen-
ator Nelsop, lu himself failed to
discover any good reasons why real
estate may not be made the basis
of loans nude by national banks, as
is the case with loan made by other
institutions and has introduced a bill
authorizing ittch banks to let out a
limited amount of their funds upon
such security when the land i im
proved, occupied and cultivated
farms.
TOBACCO GROWERS
Laws Suggested In Favor Of Tha
Producers.
WASHINGTON, March 29-The
tobacco grower is a subject of legis
lation proposed by Representative
Stanley of Kentucky and Representa
tive Hull of TenneKce lu have in
troduced bill permitting free and un
taxed commerce in tinstemmed to
bacco in the natural leaf. Mr. Stan
ley has another bill providing that
growers of tobacco shall have the
right to sell
"In the raw and unadulterated
stage all tobacco of their own grow
ing or cultivated upon their own
lands or to hand stem and twist the
same if manufactured in a form de
sired," such tobacco to be "Exempt
from any tax or charge of any kind
whatsoever or other statutory regu
lations on the part of the United
States."
Near Death In Big Pond.
It was a thrilling experience to
Mrs. Ida Soner to face death. "For
years a severe lung trouble gave me
intense suffering," she writes, "and
several times nearly caused my death.
AH remedies failed and doctors said
I was incurable. Then Dr. King's
New Discovery brought quick relief
and a cure so permanent that I have
not been troubled in 12 years." Mrs.
Soper lives in Big Pond, Pa- It
works wonders in Coughs and Colds,
Sore Lungs, Hemorrhages, La
Grippe, Asthma, Croup, Whooping
Cough and all Bronchial affections.
50c and SI. 00 Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Chas, Rogers & Son,
druggists.
WASHBURN MANDOLIN; COST
$35; will take $18; fine tone and ex
cellent condition. Address "L. O "
Astorian office.
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Alt Modern Conveniences. Europein Plin,
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TWO NIGHTS
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
M
arch
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BUILDING FUND BENEFIT
Reserved Scat Sale Open Monday, March 39U1
BB IN LIINB BARLY
ASTORIA & COUA RIVER R. R.
Will sell cheap round trip excursion tickets to Denver May 17th,
July 1st and August 11th
On June jnd & jrd, July and & jrd audi Augttnt nth
and lath, very low round trip rates will be made to St
Paul, Duluth, Omaha, Kansas City, St, Louis, Chicago
and. all eastern points,
Through Rall'-nd Steamship tickets told to allj'parts of
the world.
For full particulars call or address
O. B. JOHNSON, QeiTI Agent A. & C. R. R.
12th 8u near Commercial St ASTORIA. OREOON.
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FINANCIAL.
First National Bank of Astoria
DIRECTORS
Jacob Kamm W. F. McGregor G. CFFtAVRi
J. W. Ladd S. S. Gordwn
Capital $100,000
Surplus 25,000
Stockholders' Liability 100,000
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O. I. PETERSON, Vice-Preside.! FRANK PATTON, Cashier
ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S232.CC3
Tranaacts a Oeneral Banking Bbsumms Interest Paid on Time Departs
Four Per Cent. Per Annum
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COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITI FURNISHED,
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McCormlck Harvesting Machine
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