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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Bon Der SaSfeite.


Ssrr gmbrOis SsrS. Der um Eppbus
litt, befinoet iih auf Der Seferuns.
5rau Tbomas Spruts brad ssitsrn
bur6 siusn 5al cine Erspps berab cine
Rippe.
Den Gbslsutsn @Smarb Bsttsr BON
Gsoar gusnue 1T Elm S6bnlsin seboren
porben.
Ssi ben Gbslsutsn Carl Wfillsr pon
Pittston Guenue bot ii6 elm Stamm'
batter einssitsllt.
9Ottie. bic ilsine GO6ter bon Serrn
uno Srau @burles @rui, lisst on Der
Quussnentjiinouns oarnisosr.
Sn ben lssten Eassn fanb in Der bsut'
idsn Saptiitsn STRIDE on Sidorp Str.
cine @onferen3 Der oeutiden 8aptiiteu
pom utluntii9sn Diitrift itatt, bic am
Disnitas snoets.
6rant 9iisSel pon Misabop apenue
srbistt Disnitus ben .insn SuB bOs 3sr'
OrHdt. als Elm Pferb, oas sr nit Shu'
ben ueriah, iid plOsli6 auibdumte uno
auf oeuielbeH trat. ses~sa
Su Der Seutidsn futb. ct. Wtarien
STRIDE wurben lests 8o9e burh Pfars
rsr geter Gbrift SRI. snnu Sisissssr
uOn Sim StraBe unb SObn Reif gum
8uno fiirs Ssbsu siussiesust.
@art, Der iunss Sobn Sss 8ineent
Sliiss BON aloer Strube unO Pittstou
ausnue. wurbe Dienitas pon sinem
Nasen ibsrfubren unb ibm elm 8sin
bDs uerlest. absr nidt ssbro6en.
SRI. slnna @iintsr pon StOne auenue
unb Senrp Diaus pOn sllber Strube
murben uerfloirne 0Obe in Der WObn'
uus Der Braut burd PuitOr sB. u.
giorbt 81 einsm sliidliaeu @bepaar Gins
seiesuet.
9lm nddten Sonntas bulten bic Sit'
ter pom @olbsnen sloler yio. 2s6 siuen
ausflus mad Balbnsr's g86tSdeH ab,
3u benz Die Wtitelieber aud 6reuube Gins
fiibrsn tOunen. SIR bic unterbaltun9
Der @dits 1T rsi6lid ssiorst pOrben.
Serr @uitap Rennsr, Supsrintsu'
bent Der S8ebeabtbsiluns in Der Sau'
QUOT Ssioefabrii, reiite am Dienita9
nit lsinen SObnsn Nilliam uno Sarl
fiir einen mebrmonutli6en Selud mad
Oem alteu Yaterlanbs. Serr Rsunsr
wiro islbitpsritdnolih feline alte Seimatb
in Sahisn bsiuhen, iOmis aud bic usr'
idiebenen @rObitdote Deutiblanb's.
Der 9ldbriss Stanlsp @ibiOn BON
gOeuit StruBs iIsttsrte MOutas aui bas
brittle Stodrperf eines neuen @sbdubss
on Sadawanna slpenus, nm iid bic sIrs
beitsrparabs ;u beieben, slitt babel aus
uno fiel gum eriten Studpsrf nisOsr.
Msbrere Rippsu iuurben ibm sebrOden,
er aud bOs jsridunoeu uno mon be-
fiir6tete sur 3eit, baB sr auBsrbsm in'
nerli4s Ssrlssuu9sn srbielt.
@eitern absnS mar bic idbrlids 8srs
iummluns Der SCRANTON SdussrrunOe
unb Die Seri6ts Der 8eumten seiotsn,
oaB Der Ssrein in bliibenosm 3uitanOe
LIT. Die Bsamtsnwabl ersab folsenbes
&eiultut: PrGiibsnt, Matbias Da.
NAL giSe PrdiiOsnt, SsrHbart Sau.
tad; Sstrstdr, @ussu Met6ior );
Saasmsiitsr, SObn Sdr6bsl ir. (;
Bibliotbetar, Sulius Siitpohl; Sorn'
TRIGGER, SObn Damal uno 6rsb. Semps
ter; 5ubueutrdser, SObu ". S6rOOsI
Iir.; Uiuiit @Omite, @barlss 9ussn
uub SObn S9rOtel If.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
MorS Serantpn.

- Der POle SObn 9u;instB BON 81.
Wfain guenur mubte Sumitus uls Elm
uussissIidsr Ssrtdufer bon @strdnien
$50 Strafs bs;ablsn.
- Stsus lllsfsfi bon 8Oulepurb aue'
nns, srit felt WiOuatsfriit in slmerifa,
wuroe Disnltus in Der Wiarpine 3s9s
our6 eiusn ieIienfall sritlassu.
= Die u. 6. 9nisbt Bobuuus an
Gunner Nusnus purbe am DOunsritas
yla9t BON @inbrs6ern bsiudt unO nm
$3s in 8aarselo beitoblen, oas ii6 In
9uisbt's SOisutuide befuno.
- Der iusenOlide SOispb Barrett
BON DiamOnb sIpenue fisl Disnitas BON
oem SerunbuOaf uub uuf ben Raien'
mGbsr. ipOOurh ibm Oas @eiidt unO bic
SduOe 10 b6s Ssrflsii6t purosn, iCbaB
er 3ur GebunOluns ua9 oem Staat
9Oipital ssnommsn merben muBte.
Sran aOam 9ourfs BON SBilbur
StraBe srbislt DOnnerftaS Oiudmittas
an Der Bruit uuO benz untsrleib b6Ie
8ranbpunbsn, ais ndbreub ibrsr arbeit
in Der Sii6e ibr aleib am Sfen in
Srunb ssIsst purbe. Wtan nabm bic
8srlssts mad BEN Staat 9oipital, no
ibrs BranbpunOsH als idlimm, absr
niat ats ssruOs lebsusssfdbrIi4 bsSsid'
net Durben. .aA.ss-..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
3ittstcn.

= Grit am Donneritas SbenO &C.
lang es, 3lpei Der peri6iitteten Mdnnsr
in Der gto. IA 3sde auf3ufinosn, mems
lid Saues S'SOple uHo 9umes 5lDnn.
Die @eihen maren nift peritiimmelt
uno bic Widnner miilisn sntpeoer eritidt
oOrr usrbunssrt iein. SOnntas Wtittas
muroe elm neiterer 9ei6nam, Der bes
SOiepb @rOsler BON DurBsa, uufssiun'
ben, Deldsr untsr Dem 5all ueritiimmelt
porben mar.
- 5rancisco arsirO, alias TOm
DOpranbrO, nurOe 6rsitas on TOmp'
fins Strass Our6 ,wsi PintsrtOn Sc
bsimpOli,iiten usrbaftst. Der Wtann
iOIl Dor jwsi Subrsn in Oiew @uitle,
Ba., on sinem MOroe tbsilssnommsn
babsn uuO waro mad einem VerbOr pom
ben Seumtsn mad gieW @uitIe ssnOms
men. Die @ebsimpoli3iiten sluubsn.
OaB slrsiro elmer Der 9auptfiibrcr Der
rS6warSe 9ano4 1T, welds bier unO
in rer llmgessno ieit ldnserer ,.3sit
mirfte.
- 5riib Monta9 WfOrsen wuroe Soc
Spinola pon Sort Sane burt einen
Slintenidus ermorbst unO pier Stuns
ben uudber ersriff man 1tupbusl Sbsru
als ben Ebdter. Der balm seitano, oaB
er ben WtOrO bs9anSsn babe. Sbsra
beabiidtiste, ben slIpbOniO EstrOHella
3u ermOrbsn. nit BEN er 8ass Supor
bsi elmer Sinbstauie Strsit sebabt bate,
srfannte aber in Der Dunfelbsit ieinen
5siuo uidt unb sri6Ob SpinOlu, Der
iein iutimiter 5reunO mar. Der WiOr'
Der wurbe obue 3ulaiiune uon 8iirs'
idaft bsm @efdnsniB iiberwisisn.
5riib Samitus Morsen wurbe bic
See Mpntslli Samilie ju 8ruuop Yatd
our6 cine auselfIiilaoe auf bic SSob.
nuns aus Ssm S6lufe erUsdt uuo als
WtOutslli iid) idnsIl uutlsibste uuo uuds
fab, bemsrfte er Soc Grop, oeiieu
Sobu nnO 3psi anbere Stuliener, bic
nit Dafisn Dor benz @ebdube Itunben.
Die Staats @oultablsr murben bann
requirirt. bic Bier usrbaftet unb in @r'
munSsluns BON ie u 900 Siirsiduit
BEN @efdusniB iibernieitn. @rOp lit
anssbIid elm 9lnfiibrsr Der ri6warSs
SunO" Seieuiduft.
- als Srau @barlss Pretbarapid,
Die nabe Der Sobelmiibls Der @Domius
Sullsg Number 60. Su 2Bsit Pittston
mobnt, am Sonntas 8ormittas ibrem
tlsinen SObn anOrsw su Siilfs elite,
Der einen slsttriid bslabsnen Drabt er.
sriffen bate, trus iie ibre 2idbrise
Go4ter in ben Srmen. Da Iie ben
8nabeu nidt iOfort btfreien fOnnts, se,
rietb bic Sruu in iclde sIufresuns, bas
iie bic EOdter fallen lieB, ptl6s au6
ben Drabt beriibrte unb set6btst wurSe.
Der 9nabe warb slei6 oarauf BON bsm
Satsr uuo mebrersn anoeren Widnnsrn
aus isinsr 9sfdbrIidsu Gage befrsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Nus bent oberen xbale.
(ar9balb @orreiponbenS.)

(arabalb @Orrsiponbsns.)
- Billium SwOpsr, Der giadtpad.
ter bel Der Sumbert 3oblsn GOmpanie
3tde. srbislt WOntas bur9 sinen Rs'
uOlusr. Der bonn Glide fiel unO iid snt.
Tub, cine auSsl in ous Subsslsni, unb |
OaB sr nidt su lobe blutste, 1T sinsm
Paiianten su psrbanfen. bsnn Der Mann
mar beiinnunsslos, ats sr bsmerft mur.
be uno man ibu ju sinsm arsts ,psds
Bebanblune nabm.
(@arbonbale @OrreipOnOsus.)
- 8i6arb 8lptb bon SimpIon, Der
in Der Grunienbsit Oiontas gia6t bsm
Ssnrb SEMEN bic 3sblt bur9i6nsibsn
pollts, als bieisr ibn aus isinsm Sofs
ipeoirte, purbe ipdter bem @sfinsnis
iibsrwieisn. Die 8srpunOuus bss Sen.
fen lift unsefdbrlia.
= Sruu @liiubstb Gtauisr, Satin
bss @ouitantiu @lauler pon Terrace
StraBs, itarb Sonntas Worssn on Der
Srueensntsiinouus. sic pirO uon BEN
@atten uno ;nei ileinen 3inbsrn iibsr.
lebt unb bic Seiissuus erfOlste Dien'
flag i'm ct. Roie 5risbbofe.
= 3wsi bis Dor fiir3sm bier anlGilise
iunss Wfdnnsr purbsn Disnftas setOb.
tel. S8ulter Wtegradeu, Gin Sisnals
mann out Der .. & 8. @iisnbabn, srs
bielt sn Stepben's Boint bur9 einsn
3us einsn Sddbelbru6 unS anbsrs
Terlssnnsen, iObaB er beiuabs ausen.
bIidlid fturb. Stirit 6. 9Obcs. elm @on.
cuftenr unf Der @rie @iienbabn, srlitt
Elm slsi6ss Sbidial Su 9Orusll, u. ..
- @bwurb, Der 3jdbrise Sobn bes
Soieph DioOrfawis pon Der obsrsu
gowosrlp StraBs, srwiidts Samltas
9ia6mittus cine sIn3abl StrsibbOl;sr,
Die anf sinem Eii6e lassn, entsiinbsts
einss berislben unb ieste ouour6 feline
Sleibuns in 8rano. Die Nfutter elite
auf bic 9iiIfsrufe berbsi, bod sbs Iis
Die 5lammsn lOiden fOnuts, mar has
Sino 10 furhtbar uerbrunnt, bas es elm
paar StunOsn ipdter ftarb.
- Sobn 4ro6ta, elm in Der @reen-
woOb 3sds 3u WiapfislO uuesitslltsr
Sersmanu, wuroe Donneritas gia9.
mitta8 untsr sinem 5elienfal seianssn
nno ss bausrte feds Stunben, bis man
ben llnsliidli6en uOn Der Idwsreu
wtahe bslreien fOunte. Sm 9iotbfall
9oipital fano man, oaB SrOdta einen
Sru6 oes Riidsrates, bss rs6tsn
slrmss uno 8eines unb b0s ,srbriidten
S9aSsl srbulten bate, iOonb isiu abls.
ben ftiinoli9 ermartst purbe.
- 98dbreno Tbomas SealsB BON
Dunbaff StraBs uno Mli6asl Slannerp
bon Der @sitisits ipat Sumftus 0tu6t
in elmer SiO Wtain Gpsnus Birtbidaft
iia untsrbisltsu, ssristbsu iie pesen
elmer unbeosutenbsn Sade in Streit
9ealsg CAB BEN SlannerD siusn S9las
nit Der fladsn 9uno, oisir SOs Ouun
elm srObss Euidsnmeiier unb psrissts
9ealeB oaun orei Sti6punbsn, cine i'm
Wasen, cine iiber benz Ssrssn uub cine
in bic redte Ssite. 9ealep waro in &c.
fdbrli6em 3uftano beimsenOmmen unb
5Iannerp BEN @OuHtp @sfdnSuiB iibsr.
lan6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05

- Die biftoriib befannte Dent
6arm bel ct. 2ouis. bic einit @ieen.
tbum 6es Generals Il. 9. @rant mar,
murbe auf Oifentlider auftion fur ben
Preis BON $75, 900 uertauft. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Turni's q psnirantsr if fir sins

50rnrs = penIrauIer Ui Iut e'HeIl
ips,isllsn 3wed bsrssitsIlt-bie Seilung
Der trautsn 9suts. Dor iiber sinbunosrt
Subren erblidte sr bas 9iht Der @elt.
in jensn frfbsn Eussn, mo sinfa6e Chr
li6tsit Die Rsssl uno ni6t bic sIus'
nabme mar uub sr 1T als cine @rbi6aft
unuerdnbert iiberlisfert uon @eiAlsht
Sa @si6lsGt, @r bsbuuptet ieinsn gang
eissnartissn Blus uutsr alien WisOiii'
men unO wirO .nidt on 5wiiasnbdnblsr
Ober sIpotbsfsr pertauft. @r wirb benz
9ublifum bireft burb ipeSiea an9eitellts
assntsn. 5rsuuOe unO 9ia6barn sslis'
fert, wsl6s sic fennen uno oensn sic
Sertrausn l6enfen tOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
53uiallllllell
palltnoe
Siloer 1T
Tar6ell je
) GentS.

@robe 81 bel III Boil, 9rauirt
auf por3iisIidem @apier. Srisi.
nal @emaIbe iinb BON Soa 8augb
unb fnb aIs Die feiniten, iiibeiten,
sarten, aufmunternoen Siloern
bon SdusIinsen be5eidnet nor
ben, Die ie bon elmer Sano auf
GanpaS 9ebradt tuuroen. Giele
8iIoer fnb senaue SOpien uno
muroen ndbrero Der Iesten paar
@fonate ;u Sauienoen uerfauft.
Ie9uldrer 9Sreis 1T 10 Gents
bas Stld.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01
wa. = nt5AllARD SpEclAL CoRRE sPoNpENcE

Daly's-"John Glayde's Honor" James
K Hackett in a new play.
Empire-Maude Adams in three plays
of undisputed charm.
Garrick-"Under the Greenwood
Tree" Maxine Elliott in new play.
Hudson-Her Sister," Ethel Barry
more in new play
Hipodrome- Auto Race and
"The Four Seasons" Big spectacle.
Herald Square" The Girl Behind the
Counter" Lew Fields big hit.
Hackett-"The Witching Hour" Best
play of lifetime.
Knickerbocker-"The Talk of New
York" Fine musical affair by George
Cohan.
Lyceum-"The Thief" Holds its
popularity against all rivals.
Lyric" 1.-The Secret Orchard" New
play by Charming Pollock
Liberty-"Polly of the Circus" New
play by Margaret Mayo.
Majestic-"The Top O. the World"
Just fine for Christmas play
Madison Square "The Rejuvenation
of Aunt Mary" Moved from the Gar
den Theatre.
New Amsterdam = "The Merry
Widow" Best musical production in
town.
Savoy-"The Man of the Hour
Looks like a century run.
Stuyvesant- Grand Army Man. :"
Warfeld in splendid play
Wallack' s-"A Knight for a Day
Comedy with clever cast
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01
A Man Has Failed, Though Rich.
Success Magazine. "

Magazine"
he is n his and brutal in his instincts
reminding still
of mental in his conversation
When he radia soul poverty.
he
he
pccketbook
he is and bigotcd in his opinions
leading stingy life far his charities and
ma concerned :
hopes instead of adequate salaries just
prosperity help those who helped him in his
a..
principle of getting all he and giving little
a possible
vinegay face instead OF
one.
lives OF others and made the world little
better living in
he has o push civilization little higher
onward tendency
has
dead
When the bestpa O him has seed.
business and he
of close brute faculties
When his is at of character
he kndled
a hearth
there's a in pocket dishonesty gained
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01
Telephone Extortions.

When the Darbys wanted telephone
installed in their Washington avenue
home recently, Mr. Darby received a
phone message telling him the installa-
ton would cost $24o Upon protest
at the price being duly registered, after
a lapse of some time "'phoned" mes
sage came, saying the installation would
cost 500, which included certain regula-
ton charge as to poles, etc. This offer
Mr.. Darby asked the man at the phone
to put in writing" The answer came,
1--WE never do that" and pretty. soon
word was received that the installation
would be made, but without the above
mentioned excessive extras" for just
putting in the telephone. Here is case
where an investigation wouldn't reveal
much.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01

Academy of Music "The Rose of the
Rancho" with Belasco Theatre Co.
Astor-"Tom Jones'" English must
cal comedy that has caught the town
Belasco-"The Warrens of Virginia ="
Bears the Belasco trade mark.
Broadway-"The Round Up" Still
ENGRAVING thousands of playgoers.
Bllou-"The Dolls House" Nazi-
nova IN lbsen play. Fine performance
Casino-"The Great White Way" with
new SONGS and business to pad it up.
Griterion-"Miss Hook, of Holland"
dutch musical incident.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01

Merry Christmas Yes Christmas
fine is here, and with it the usual dull
us in theatrical circles. This festive
v,,letide is the least propitious season OF
the year for the manager, who counts
a nocketing his weekly profits, as the
oreat public which supports the play
houses. has many, many uses tor its
cash. For the actor it is season OF
dire trouble, for it often means half
salary, sometimes no salary, and always
extra natinees on the days when all for
innate humanity is enjoying home, rest
and merrymaking.
But. outside the curve of the footlights
ali IS as glistening and alluring as ever.
When we do go to the theatre during
the holidays the spirit of the lesson goes
with us and we enjoy ourselves to the
full It seems as if the wonderful spirit
Of Christmas revitalizes us, and we
laugh, or cry, as the play may move
us. with the enthusiasm of happy chill
dren.
First among the holiday offerings
comes "The Witching Hour" | con-
slider it the best play of the year-per-
haps of many years 1t is play that
satisfies, educates and amuses all the
time John Mason is the star He is
one of the finest actors on the American
stage, and is supported by more than
capable company
Then Maude Adams comes back to
us in her fairy play, peter Pan" Obi
the grace and charm of the actress, and
the delicate beauty of the fiction! 1t
takes us back to the time when pirates
and their ilk were real. Isn't it great
to i've in those days again, if only for
one short evening?
Charming Ethel Barrymore comes to
the Hudson in new play, "Her Sister"
george Cohan's new musical play, "The
Talk of New York." is booming along
at the Knickerbocker. In the first you
may find interest, personality and quiet
charm In the other laugh that is
better than trip to the South, and
many tug at your heart strings, too,
for Victor Moore has a rare skill in
rousing your sympathy for "Kid Burns y
The Belasco has its annual production
n The Warrens of Virginia" a new
play of the Civil War, things mainly
from the viewpoint of the South. The
little touches of family life and love
are its best points, and, while not great
Y any way, it is charming, like all the
Belasco predecessors.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01

The other night while Policeman Car
ney was turning in from Anderson ave-
nue., he met a man coming out of resi-
dence Questioning him the man adj
mitted he was asking for an overcoat.
It later developed that the same evening
almost every house in the Palisades Park
side of town was visited by two men,
one following the other, each asking for
an overcOat.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-12-01

"a Christmas Eve House Party will
be given by the Palisade Union Sunday
School at House No. I on Palisade ave-
nue. on Friday evening, December Fl.
Wireless communication will be had
with Santa Claus, noting his progress
toward Palisade
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
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c.1 PERSONAL MENTION. ~ 4
@ ouaaaaauuaau.u..:c

George Kaboth, city councilman, is
visiting at Carson Springs. for few
days.
Mr.. Z. Fl. Banker, of Chicago arrived
in the city, on yesterday moons train.
Mr. Banker, who came on business
trip, left on the Lurline last night for
Portland from which place he will re-
turn to Chicago.
Chas. E. Skinner, of San Francisco. is
in Astoria on business trip.
r. j. Leeds is in Astoria from San
Francisco.
Hank White, of Altoona, Wash, was a
visitor in Astoria yesterday. He leaves
for home this morning
Andrew Deficiency, of Skamokawa,
arrived in Astoria yesterday, He will
remain few days.
Mrs. +. d. kuettner visited friends in
Astoria yesterday.
E. z. Ferguson returned from Port
land yesterday.
DR.. Owens Adair returned from a
visit to Portland yesterday and passed
through to Warrenton.
F, w. Preston was over from Warren
ton yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
STRENUOUS LIFE OF EDWARD
British Ruler Not to Be 0utdone by the
Kaiser.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-King Edward who
is just now giving pleasure to his
Scottish subjects by taking long walks
from Balmoral Castle dressed in High
land costume, aspires to be second to
no ruler, not even Emperor William
or President Roosevelt, in the point of
strenuosity. Such was the report
brought to London this week by Sir
George Syhenham Clarke, who went to
Balmoral to kiss the Kings hand on
his appointment to the Governorship OF
Bombay.
Sir George says the King expressed
himself as delighting in hard work at
tributing his excellent health to the
ceaseless call of either private or pub
lie duty. Ever keener, according to
the new Governor of Bombay, becomes
the Kings interest in both domestic
and foreign politics. His majesty pro-
nounced the international situation so
pacific now that British statesmen could
devote themselves whole -heartedly to
the study and adjustment of domestic
and colouial questions. The King views
with intense concern, not to say alarm,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
BACK SpEcULAT0Rs.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 9.--By vote Of
4 to |, the bodies composing the Interna-
tional Association of Cotton Growers
and Spinners voted to refer the Hefin
resolution asking Congress and the
British Parliament to investigate the
cotton exchanges, to the different bodies
for individual action. The Southern cot
ton association voted in the negative.
This, of course, is regarded as practically
destroying the force Of Congressman
Helms resolution, which was aimed at
cotton speculation and cotton exchanges.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
PORTLAND INDIGNANT.

PORTLAND, Oct. .9.--Portland's COM
mercial organizations will put up game
fight to have the war department rescind
its order sending the Fourteenth Regi-
ment from Vancouver Barracks to the
Philippines, by San Francisco, and issue
another ordering the transport to come
to Portland and have the sailors embark
from this port.
President s. G. Reed, of the Chamber
of Commerce, made the first move in the
fight this morning when he addressed .
telegram of protest to United States
Senator Bourne at Washington; Senator
Fulton, at Astoria; Congressman Hawley
and Ellis, at their respective homes
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
Will Settle Affairs

Cashier Anderson, OF the Scandnav.
ian American Savings Bank, will leave
this evening for st. Paul, his former
home, where he will wind up his bust
ness connections aud will make his fut.
IRE home in Astoria. He will ship all
his belongings--he is a bachelor-to
this city where he is enthusiastic over
the prospects of the new bank. Since
his arrival in the city several weeks ago
he has acquired sound convictions as to
the future growth OF Astoria, which he
\hrnly believes Is destined to become a
great city He will pitch in to help the
growth as much as possible, as he is a
live and experienced business man of the
modern school
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
Important Contract

w. A. Goodin has commenced work on
tie contract. recen,!. awarded him, for
the improvement OF Irving avenue, from
Eighteenth street to Adairs line. This
is an important contract, the amount of
same being Sls.900 and when the work
Ia completed will be great improvement
to that portion Of the city and eventual
" result In other contracts being let
that will assure an improved street. from
Eighth to Fortieth. This will remove
much travel from franklin street lead
ing 10 Uppertown, which is now the only
thoWugaiare to that section.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-10
SEND EXHIBITS TO|
CHAMBER
BOOST ORGANIZATION GETS STOCK
OF GRAY'S RIVER FARM PRO-
DUCTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF WIS.,
IT0RS TO ASTORIA.

Gray's River people have becvsue alive
70 the great advantage Of letting the
world know Of the resources in and
around that section. They have sent a
number Of the exhibits used In the re-
cent fair In the town across the river
To the Chamber OF Commerce rooms,
where grasses Of various kinds corn and
other products grown on the Washing
ton side, are arranged for the ediiica-
tion Of visitors.
The products Of the farm make quite
showing and cannot help but arouse
the interest Of numerous visitors and
investors who call at the offices of the
organization quite frequently. 1t Is
progressive idea which might be followed
to advantage by the different sections Of
Clatsop county.
Manager Whyte had planned several
weeks ago TO make arrangements for
the exhibition Of Clatsop products in
some conspicuous place in the city, where
it would be seen by the largest number
OF people, and thereby do the greatest
good in heralding the resources of the
county 10 the world. His plans have not
matured, as yet, but it is probable that
some stragetic point will be secured
within the next few weeks.
He figures on having all the products
Of the farm dairy and natural resources
OF the county on exhibition at least all
that may be preserved for any length of
time. Every section tributary to the
city OF Astoria and the surrounding sec.
tion will be asked to send in the best
samples of what can be produced in
Northwestern Oregon.
The selection OF good place for those
permanent exhibits is rather difficult in
view of the value Of space in the down.
town section of the city. Mr.. Whyte is
undecided whether they would be seen
to best advantage near the depot, on
some busy corner on the main street, or
in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms. The
lack of space for a representative ex-
hibit in the latter does not make il
very favorable, and it is considered that
the best place for the exhibit would be
in the front window of some conspicuous
real estate or business office of some
kind.