davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
PuGrtOrrique1os
que VaIen..
HerminiO Irizarri FigUeTOs,
IDgenierO Civil


Franeote simpatico, 81 los hay, es de
la MADEIRA de los buenos, que nj dobla nj
raia.
A los 18 amos fu@ maestro graduado,
demostrando en- todos sus exSmenes una
viveza de imagination una penetration
admirables; peTo no era un diploma en- el
profesorado 10 que llenaba las legftimas
aspiraciones de este gran estndiante.
Propuesto por ell Sr. Sanchez Morales un
sbill' para costear con fondos del pueblo
de Puerto Rico la educaci6n de 25 j6venes
en- los colegios de los e. IT,, fu@ aprobado
en- 1901, y convocados los aspirantes para
oposiciones. coTrespondieron 3 al Departa-
mento de Mayaguez y ALI concurrj6 nues
tro joven amigo presentandose entire 40
so que aspiraban obtener la gracia, To-
grando el triunfo los j6venes Capestani,
Reichard Irizarri que merec'6 entire los
25 de la Isla las mas atlas notas por sus
talentoB.
En- Septiembre obtuvo sus credenciales
para ir los E. U. yeligi6 el colegio de
Bethlehem en- Pensilvania, donde hizo
sus estudioS preparatorios, obteniendo di-
ploma en- nueve meses, extraordinario
triunfo que solo pueden obtener los i6v6[
mes que Dios dot6 de extraoTdinarias fa.
cultades intelectuales pues 10 regIamenta-
rio son dos amos de asiduos estudios para
los que conocen ell idioma; motivo mas
para admiTaT & nuestro compatliota, quien
al presentarse por primera vez Tesolver
un problema en- pizarra, iprodujo en- toda
la clase un alboroto por su modo "gracioso"
de expresarse; desconocia ell idioma pro-
dujo general hilaridad.
Venci6 obstaculos, con ,esa tenacidad
pTopia de los grandes caracteres, y va en-
possession de sus certifcados para emprender
estudios suPeriores, Sc trasIad6 Boston
donde supo que existfa ell mas respectable
Institute tecnol6gico que goza de mayor
er6dito en- los e. ingresando en- el "Ma-
ssachusets.',
A los cuatro amos nuestro joven San
Germeho vefa coronados sus tit6nicos es.
fuerzog obtenfa el Diploma de "Iuge-
Micro CiviP'.
Tan efectivos eran los m6ritos de este
puertOrTiquefo, que uno de sus profeSoreg,
ell Jefe del Departamento de Ingenierfa
Civil le ofreci0 Immediate colocaci6n en-
los tTabaios del ferrocarril de p. A. en- ell
Jersey City N. Y. tdnel, colocaci6n que
aceptaba agradecido nuestro amigo no
haberla mejoradO la que le ofreciera el
Presidente, del mismo Institute invit6n-
dolo que 10 acompafara Bolivia donde
Sc establecera bajo ls direction del mismo
un ferrocarril traves de los Andes cuyo
importe Sc calcula en- 8O,O0O,OO0 de
dollars.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico hacienda
hombres ilustres, titles grandes bajo el
amparo del glorioso pabell6n de los E.E.
C.U. de Ia America del Norte.
Los puertorriquefios abriendo el meollo
al estudio, para obtener de esas ventajas
los piDgtes resultados que les brinda la
protection de las camaras derPuerto Rico
los desheredados de la fortuna, y la ju.
ventud estudiosa dando 4 su patria dfas de
justa satisfaction: he ahf las huellas que
deja la civilization, el progreso el amor
Ia humanidad.
iBendito sea el 25 de Julio de 1898!
A. BIAGGI.
San German, Julio 10 1907
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
PENSAMIENTO.-

Ell hombre que desde temprana edad no
procura buscar su Independence dentro
del trabajo, estableciendo por su cuenta un
algo, aunque sea una Yenta de carbon,
lena frutas, sino puede mas, y espera So
bienestar en- destinoS 6 dependencies, gas
taudo su mejor edad en- este, sin daTse
cuenta le sorprende la vejez y comprende
eutonces que ha perdido su tempo, for
mando el capital &c otros, que el no
tendra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14

La universalidad del frac negro Sc debe
a pelham, primera novela de lord Ly-
ton que Sc public6 con &xito extraordina-
rio en- 1927.
En- esa obra Ell personaje, Lady Frances
Pelham, escribe q su hijo.
mo me gust6 el frac azul que llevabas
la Ultima vez que nos vimos. Estas me-
jOr de negro, este es gran cumplimientO
porque solo est6n las gentes de apariencias
muy distinguidas".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
Santa Ana en- BaICelOneta..

Ell domingo por la tarde aa1dr6n parS
BarceIoneta, en- caro- especial, Ia orquesta
el coro de Santa Ana, eompuestos iiniGa-
.mente de nihos.
Cantar6n Ia Salve al legar y al dia
Higuiente Ia hermosa misa de Battman que
vienen ensayando desde alg6n tiemEo.
Felicitamos 4 Barceloneta Santa
Ana por 81 espfritu de religiosa fraterni-
dad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
CIRCO OTERO:

Estdn resultando del agrado del p6blico
las vistas cinematogrdfcas que Ofrece Ell
Circo Otero, Immediate q la plaza de
Colon.
La precision y seguridad de las pelf-
culas NADIA dejan que desear y las vistas
son cultas agradables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14


comisiones de conferencias de ambas ca
maras, qued6 por fin aumentada la asig-
naci6n para policfa insular, en- $4,000
dollars. $4,000 para salaries de jefes, of
ciales aumento de guardias y 10000 pa
ra gastoB de ofcinas, caballos etc. etc,
A las dos cinco hay cuatro sefores,
Dfaz Navarro, Tesorero, Attorney direc-
tor del Consolidate.
Mr.. WilIoughby lee Mr.. FeuilIe un
dooumento luego le hace aIgunas expi-
caciones. Llega Mr.. Ward el senior
TesoTero va & hacerle compahfa, tomando
ell asiento del lado, mientFas Dfaz Nava.
rro escribe silenciosamente en- Bu pupitre.
LIega el doctor del Vale. Dfaz Navarro
dibuiante. Pide una regla y hace lfneas
Llega Mr.. Post. Hay siete sefiores,
pero nj Sanchez Morales nj ell doctor Bar.
bosa han llegado.
IConferencias para jefaturas? Ahora
resulta que no hay quien quiera venir de
'paraTrayog y un jefe nuevo y conve-
niente no aparece por ninguna parte.
Tambieu Sc hace sonar al doctor Gomez
Brioso para jefe del partido republicano;
pero los contrarios al eotroN doctor, Green
que 6stos dos sefiores son demasiado ami.
COS para que ellos los no padicales, acep-
taren sin prevenciones tai iefatura. Y
los no radicaleg parece que van abun 3audo
en- Ell partido republican,, pues ahora re-
sulta que cada paso surie una protesta
de un prohombre 6 Quasi prohombre, como
dice ell bill del Senado en- 10 de cuasi.mu.
uicipalidades, diciendo protestando que
que no es rojo, nj radical, nj partidario de
los 'antiguos metodos' y que hay que re-
formar la plataforma por aquello de Ia
'tno incorporation" y los desaciertos he.
chos. ..ls
Mr.. Feuille y del Vale cambian inn
presiones respeeto de regulaciones de los
muelles. Cuatro cabezas iuntas. Mr..
Post, Attorney, Auditor y Tesorero
Llega el doctor Barbosa, lee una exten-
sa carta que luego rompe y Gambia algu-
mas ''chinitas' con Dfaz Navarro. EI
doctor, pensando alto, exclam6. ique
desgracia! Luego lie echa un carinoso res
Lonso Juan Emilio. Dos cabezas Jun
tas. Lcdo. Willoughby doctor Barbosa,
luego Mr.. Falkner que hoy trae un tabaco
medic apagado, en- oposici6n Mr.. Post
que hace subir 81 suyo rdpidameute entire
nubes de blanco humo, mas diafano que Ia
sitnaci6n de algunos tleaders." Hoy fu.
man casi todos y ESQ que ell calor es grande
y hay muchos constipados.
A las 8 menos 90 no ha comenzz zdo la
session. FL doctor Barbosa lee un papel
amarillo, Mr.. WilIoughby hace ndmerop, ell
Attorney toca al tambor con los dedos en-
un pupitre reaexiona, Mr.: Ward escri-
be en- la mesa de Mr.. Post, Mr.. Falkner
sigue fumando escribe, del Vale lee an
largo 6iII, Dfaz Navarro continda sus di.
bujos, miranda do reolo, de cuando en-
cuando su querido amigo el honorable
Mr.. Feuille Mr.. Post hace apartes pri-
nero con Mr.. Ward luego CON el
Attorney. No llega todaVfa Sanchez
Morales
menos 10. Lista. Mr.. Bennett lee
una communication del senior GobernadoE
recomendando Sc provean mejorss los
puertos principales de la isla, que sola-
mente podra atenderse al de San Juan y
Ponce por ahora.
La Camara comunica haber hecho en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
M6diGOs de Albany sOrprendidOs

Los medicos de Albany, IN. Y. Sc has,
llan sorprendidos con el fen6meno de una
mujer que ha dado luz dos nifios en- di-
ferentes momentos, en- 81 espacio de cuatro
meses, un var6n ell % de Agosto, y una
hembra el % de Diciembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
FL bill de Ia poIiCia
rGSuIta ul tOrO. :
Vdtan en- contra del mayor aumentO
de sueIdOs J lfimsrO deguardias
los seTores Sanchez Morales,
BarhOsa, Attorney. FalknsT \ Te-
SOrefO.
$4,000 dollars qusdan aumentadOs para salaries
RI.g.l.. .zR.p
$4,000 dollars qusdan aumsntadOs para salaries
de guardlas, OfIeIaIss J material.
Session. de ayer tdrde.

A las dos media de Ia ma1lana je
anoche, despu6s de haberse nombrado dos
comisiones de conferencias de ambas ca
maras, qued6 por fin aumentada Ia asig-
naci6n para policfa insular, en- $4,000
dollars $4,000 para salaries de jefes, Of
ciales y aumento de guardias y 10000 pa
ra gastos de ofcinas, caballos etc. etc,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14

Sc ALlUIlA.-Un piano en- mUy buen esta
do. Int, rnneRan San Francisco III San
Juan, r. r., 15vs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-14
Para eI teatro.

Nos ha manifestado 81 amigo "Bori-
cua", que SO espera prcnto de los Estados
Unidos un aparato electrico para Bubir ,
bajar gradualmente la luz del escenario
del teatro, durante las escenas en- q. teDga
que imitaEse el amanecer el anochecer.
FL foco de luz de diBtintos colores que
darS instalado 81 Iunes.
En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
ri6lioo vieio < 20. .C(l nnirfal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03

"
judith Of the
D. --By
TI0NnS MARIE MANNING,
, W Author Of "LodAIIn hm.Ba nirupr~
Copyright, 1905. by Harper Brothers

Copyright. 1903. by Harper a Brother.

meal was being eaten. He was more
than half asleep now ms he lurchei
heavily In the saddle, crossing and re.
crossing hlq partner In the half circle
they completed about the herd. Sud
denly the sharp yelp of coyote rang
out; II seemed to come from no farther
tnah twenty yards away. Inc clttc
heard H. 100 ana a wave OF panic
swept through thelh 'l.!,- N SUN
eheu III MS shduie' Inc Siullu' Whlci
was rer'"'''' WIS 'I 'N'''l ''prouuc-
,,oi vi " '"' o''S Yep wv ne hne"
'" n,, - 80 - "!
-. w 10 us
,,,tra, " r. a,.,, ''" ,'n''.,.
ma, morn ,l,.n t,.o ,not r,..,, r,,,,,r,',
sn,,o,I,i,,,, lo,,,, and MI, m, .,,o,,,
n waved I'm tho wind 81, Tho ,,,. ,r,s
rnneoted rho bord cr,sbod for,vord
I'm II stomnnda Simnsor in thor,,d an
tired horse but n scout length oheod
of thousand mnddcned steers boltinp
In panic of thirst ana fcnr.
HIS loosew yelled the mon in
their blankets. making for the tenn
porary rope corral to secure horses.
Simpson. tallow colored with fear,
chung like cat to his horse and dug
the rowels into the beasts TANKS till
they were bloody and dripping. He
had seen Jim Rodney's face above the
white cloth as It nuttercd in the face
of the herd that came pounding he.
hind him with the rumble of nearing
thunder. lie was too close to them to
attempt to fire his revolver in the air
In the hope of turning them. but the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03

For further Information apply tO
y W. W. woodside Agent
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03
To be continued
The Yellow Fever Germ

has recently been discover. 1t bears
close resemblance to the malaria
germ. To free the system from dis.
ease germs, the most effective remedy
is DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Guaran.
teed to cure all diseases due TO ma.
!dria poison and constipation. 25c. at
Ritter Bros, Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03
CHAPTER XVI.

ELIDA awoke, knowing what was
IA to happen. She had dreamed
I \ of it, just before daylight,
n u and lay In bed stupcfied by
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03

the maddeued cattle race To their own
destruction. All he asked OF God was
to escape their trumplIng hoors, and,
though he gained, ht dug the rowcl aud
piled the quirt unmndful of what ne
did. On they came; the chorus of THEN
fear Swclled like the voice of mighty
cataract the pound, pound pound of
their hoofS ringing like mighty slcdgc
hammers
suddenly he felt himself sinking.
horribly irreSiStibly. God! What is
lt:'' as his horse went down with her
fore leg IN gopher hole. Up, up You
brutc!' But the mares leg had crack,
ed Ike u pIpcStem. In his fury ut the
beast Simpson began kicking her then
started to run rs the cattle swept for
ward like black storm cloud.
The next second the great sea of eat.
tie had broken over horse and rider.
When II had passed there was not
enough left Of either to warrant burial
or 10 furnish n feast for the buznards.
A few shrcdS of clothes that had once
been Il man lay scattered there,
something that had been horse.
CHAPTER XVI.
RLIDA awoke, knowing what was
IA to happen, She had dreamed
I \ of ii, just before daylight,
Il u and lay in bed stupcfed by
the horror of il, living, again and
again, through each frightful detail
1t had happened-therc, in the very
room, ana before the children; the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03
The Morse NiehteneaIe.

raj me not, YOU knocking fallers,
Life ban only empty dream:
Oar ban plauiv fun, ay tai YOU.
Ef you rrt Won YohnsonS scheme.
Yon ban yust Il section foreman
Working hard way up on 500:
He ban yust so glad in morning
As ven all his work bun tru.
Work., says Yohn. ban vat VI make
IF WI tenk yure work ban hard
Yu skol having plenty headaches,
Yes, yu bet yure life, old pard;
But ay always y'erk my coat OFT,
Grab my shovel and my pick
And dis yob ant seem lax hard Won
Ef yu du 1t purity quick"
Yon ban foreman over fallers,
He any have to work, yu see,
But yu bet he ana no loafer.
And he yust digs in, by zee!
Listen Olaf" he skol tai me,
Taking living ana no trick
And the hardest yob ban easy
Ef yu only do IL qyick!'
Let US den be OPP and jumping,
Always glad to pillow tru drift
Ven our work ban done, den let Us
Give some oder faller lift.
Den ay bet you old st. Peter
lie shod tenk we're purity slick;
We can 20 tru Gates, aye bet yu,
III we only du it Qyick!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03
THAT GREAT PLAY
lyon YONSON.'
A Poem Dedicated TO The
Morse Nightingale.
And Some Pointers About
Show and Company.

Dedicated to "Yon Yonson" who
C )mcS to The Thatcher opera house
next Tuesday evening.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03

| role.
Manager =. }. Kennedy has this
y ear engaged as one OF the most pop
ular features of lyon Yonson' the
original "Lumbermen's Quaruette, "
which has made such great Int
throughout the country, This was
done in spite of the fact that the
quartette had offers TO 20 abroad and
remain the season, dividing the time
between the Empire Music Hall in
London and the kindergarten in Ber-
lin.
Adelaide Byrd ana Ida Warner are
the names OF the two very clever
soubrettes who are TO be seen in
this years production of lyon Yon.
SON." They are both charming sing
ers and clever dancers, so the vocal
and terpsichorean features of the per-
torrance possesses degree of excel
lence this year that has not been sur
passed, and rarely equalIed. in former
seasons.
Some people are under the impress
sion that IL Is necessary TO under
stand the Swedish language in order
t. enjoy the performance OF lyon
Yonson" Such is not the case. The
dialect of lyon Nonson, has enough
English in it TO he ineligible TO all
American theatre goers. The comedy
was written for the American public
and IL has lived successfully during
the last fifteen years, which is evil
dehce that IL has pleased.
Aside from its strength as drama
OF natural Incidents of contempol ane-
Gus lie, "IOn Ionson" may lay claim
TO attention as an elaborate and pic
turesque production OF much more
than ordinary magnitude. All of the
scenery used IN the play was painted
by the best artists, from sketches
made in the great pine woods of the
great northwest. A series OF rare and
beautiful pictures is therefore repre-
sented. There are also several start
ling effects such, for instance, as the
breaking ola log jam. The mechanic
al effects are all new and have been
improved and elaborated over fomer
productions.
1t is certain that this seasons com.
pany excels any which has heretofore
appeared in the quaint roles Players
in last seasons company who made
the greatest individual "hits" have
been retained and new ones added to
make the ensemble as nearly perfect
as possible, At the head of this com.
pany are Frank X. Mitchell, one of
the handsomest and most talented
players ever brought to America, and
Venle Anterior, than whom there is
no more competent character come
dienne in the country.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03

Earl h Mitchell has been pro-
nounced everywhere the mos perfect
type Of the Swede ever presented up
on the stage. Mr.. Mitchell is new
conner before the American theatrical
public. For years he has been study
Ing in Sweden where he was Il valued
member OF the Royal Stock Company.
lie is a singer and dancer OF more than
ordinary excellence and is a finished
actor. AS lyon Yonson" he is the
peer of any man that ever assayed the
role.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-03
oregon Short Line R.R.
CACHE VALLEY TIME CARD
No. Is. Daily Mixed

- 20
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-19
BALLOON DEMONSTRATION.

NEW YORK, Sept. lS.A special to
the Times from Pittsburg, Mass, states
that the Aero Club of America is plan
ming the biggest demonstration in bal
looming that has ever taken place in
America. 1t is proposed to send up
five large balloons here in one day, each
balloon carrying from three to five pas
sengers. The latter part of this month
has been selected as the time for the
ascension.
Those who will make the ascensions
are A. n, Chandler and Fl. Harry. of
Philadelphia; H. Clay Green, of the
Lambs club; George ?. Butler, Beals
G, Wright, Raymond d. Little, Homer
W. Hedge, Leo Stebens and Dir. Thomas
and party.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-19
>><<<<=<<<><<<<<<
; PERSONAL MENTION. =
H>>>>>><<<<<>><<<

Mrs. n. Whealdon, Of The Dalles, ar
rived here yesterday on tour.
T. o. Hilbonen Of Chicago, was a
business visitor in Astoria yesterday.
G. d. White, the Blake. .McFall paper
man, is in the city on business trip
A. I. Strauss of Cincinnati. spent the
day here yesterday on business mat
tiers.
Miss Lena Wilson of Payette, Idaho
is in the city, a guest at the Hotel
0ccident.
Judge r. J. Taylor made flying trip
to the coast country yesterday on the
noon train.
Samuel Elmore was homing pas
senger on the Portland express at ll:35
yesterday morning.
S. L. Jones, the candy man from
San Francisco, was business tourist
in Astoria yesterday.
J. Fl. Petherick, Jr,, OF San Fran
cisco, spent the day in Astoria yes
terlay on business quest.
I. @. Paxton, of Astoria, has arrived
in the city to resume his studies in
the medical school.-Salem Journal.
Henry Fisher OF Svensen, came down
Yesterday ON the noon train to trans
act some business matters.
T. d. Doran, of Portland, arrived
here yesterday on the noon train, and
is quartered at the 0ccident.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II, Meyer, of Sar
Francisco. were among the host of tour
lists in Astoria yesterday
Hillas Gentry, the well known en-
gineer for the Astoria Electric company
left yesterday morning for the East
on visit to the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Brooks, Of Mem
phis, were visitors in the City-by-the
Sea yesterday, and were domiciled al
the 0ccident.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Cherry were pas
sengers out on the Seaside train yes
terday forenoon for days visit will
| friends.
Hon. and Mrs. Isaac Bergman have
returned from the northshore ranch
Beaver Lodge with their family, an(
taken up quarters in their city hom'
for the winter.
]. ]. Shea has arrived from Newport
to relieve ]. H. Henry at the ticket
case in the A. 4 G, depot office. Mr.
Henry has entered the service of tht
Pullman Car company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-19
DECLARED INSANE.
John T. Shayne Has Conservator APP
pointed for His Estate.

CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-John I. Shayne
has been declared insane by q jury in
the county court and the American
Trust 4 Savings bank has been ap'
pointed conservator Of his estate, In
stead of being sent to an institution
he was given into the custody of his
wife, Martha Shayne.
Mr.. Shayne for years had been the
head of John 4. Shayne 4 Co., State
steet merchants, and he was leader
in various civic movements. For l2
months past he has exhibited signs OF
mental disorder and his relatives final
ly decided to go before the court and
ask the appointment of conservatory.
Disorder from which he suffers is
declared BY physicians to be in the ma
ture of softening of the brain and was
caused by overwork
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-19

then the surmounting Of difficulties
which tend to bring out the best in
character.
The inheritance tax and the doctrine
that all individual wealth should re-
vert to the state upon the death of the
possessor, thus leaving all people alike
to start in life on an equal basis, as
regards riches, Mr.. Fulton said, had
much OF wisdom in them, and though
he was not advocating such radical
course, he stated that the future
would probably see reforms In this d.
rcction. The senator's address through.
out was listened to with the greatest
attention and at the close was warmly
applauded.
Rev. C, c. Rarick, who has been the
prime mover in starting the library,
spoke Interestingly. The library, though
not large at present, will undoubtedly
grow, and furnish valuable place for
both old and young to pass many profit
able hours. There are three tables in
addition to the library where all the
latest magazines and papers are to be
found. The opening last night was
truly auspicious,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-19
><><<<<><<~<<<<<>
> DONE BY DEED. =
>>><><<<<<<<<<<>>

P. II. and s. A. Rim to Frank
Spittle, warranty, undivided !
Block 20, port Of Upper As
toria ................S oo'
Frank Spittle to Minnie R. He'll
born, warranty, undivided OF
undivided l of Block 20, Port of
Upper Astoria ................ 50
p. Fl. Rim to S. A. Rim. war
ranty, undivided z interest in
Block 20, in Port of Upper As
toria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w. III. Walker and wife to Peter
NJ. Carlson, warranty, lots 4 and
), Subdivision of Block 10 of
Shively's Astoria .............. 80
D. Falangos and wife to Manhattan
Packing Co.. 800 feet of water
front property in Lot 4, Section
5, 7. 5 n, R. 6 W.......... so
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-19
Methodist Church Library Is Aus.
piciousIy Started.
US. SENATOR FULTON SPEAKS
Delivers Instructive Address to Young
Men on Character Building and Sue
cess--Large Number Of People
Present.
NE WLIBRARY OPENS

NE WLIBRARY OPENS
Last night the First Methodist
church WINS the scene OF exercises marx.
ing the opening Of the new library and
reading room. which Is to be hereafter
one Of the permanent institutions Of
Astoria.
The principal speaker Of the evening
was Z. \. Senator Charles w. Fulton
who spoke on the upbuilding Of eharac.
ter and the essential qualifications for
true success. The senator spoke es-
pecially to the many young men pres.
ent. emphasizing the idea that it Is not
worldly wealth which counts so much
nowadays, as the possession Of strong
and upright character.
"Thc world recognizes the man Of
strong determination and character, the
man who has overcome the difficulties
In bis way and never sweryed from
the right. II Is such men," he said,
"who attain true success
Mr.. Fulton was inclined to look upon
riches gained by inheritance alone, as
more Of curse than a blessing, though
he said that such was not always the
case. The man born 10 wealth, he said,
was mofs apt to prove failure in
life than he who attained riches by
hard work.
II is only by striving and pe~ever'
ing that the full measure Of success
can be gained. II Is the resistance, and