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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-08

NEW YORK. Dee. I.-~"liughes IL
the most battling political figure that
ever occupied an important position
among presidential possibilities. "saId a
veteran politician this week, anil thia
Is the conclusion 10 which the ordinary
observer l. being forced, The New York
Governor not only has announced that h
viii not attempt to seoulc the support
of single delegate TO the national con.
yention but this week he has quietly
put an embargo on the delegate hunting
efforts planned by some Of hia friends.
At the same time the opposition to him
has been fully organized. Tho triun.
sirate consisting OF State Chairman
Woodruff. Congressman Herbert Parsons
and Speaker OF the Assembly James
W. Wadwofth. Jr,. which forms tho new
Republican state machine. has planned.
aeconsing to report, to annlhIlale tho
Governors chances for the Presidency by
blocking the reform measures which no
viii ask the state legislature TO pass at
Us approaching seaslcn, Il IL well under.
stood that there three mcn who control
tho Republican party machinery hase
constituted themselves the leaders Of
the Third term movement ia thls state
and have placed their service at the diA.
posal Of the White House, On the other
hand the corporate interests, fighting the
Governor because Of hls public service
commission bill and other similar legis.
lation have been putting out feelers for
y cortclyon boom basiug the claims Of
The Secretary OF the Treasury on bis
measures to Nlicve the recent money
panic In spite OF the strenuous efforts
to discrcdit aim, however, and the fact
that not a finger is being lifted 10 push
the Governors chances the Hughes move.
mcnt Is making headway in all parts Of
the country according to the reports
that come to both the politicians and the
newspapers here, That is why the pol.
itical veteran described Hughes a. a
battling political figure. The growth Of
his boom without any machinery behind
1t violates all the accepted traditions OF
tho politicians Apparently develop.
ments are rapidly approaching the point
where Hughes Is the only man in the
country not interested in the Hughes
boom.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-08
EXPLORERS CLUB.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.--ACommander
Robert i. Peary was selected president
Of the Explorers Club at its annual
meeting yesterday >but was unable to
preside at the meeting owing to sharp
attack Of quinsy which confined him to
his bed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-08
SENTENCED TO DEATH

VLADIVosToCN Sibea, Dec. -.
Twenty-one sailors implicated in the re.
cent mnltinies were today sentenced to
death as the outcome Of the court
martial. The others implicated were
sentenced to penal servitude.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-08
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contractors, general jobbing; prompt at
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-08
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The intense itching Characteristic OF
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cd by chamberlaln's salve. Many severe
cases have been cured by 1t. For sale
by Frank Hart and leading druggists.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
WlHams' Kidney Pills.

Have you neglected your Kidneys!
Have you oVerworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder! Have you pains
in loins, side, back. ErolAs and blad-
der? Have you nabby appearance
OF the face, especially under
eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass
urine? If SO. Williams Kidney Pills
will cure yOu-at Druggist Price soc,
Williams Manufacturing Co., Props,
Cleveland, 0. Sold by Suvannee
Drug Store, aur-lyr
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
The Doctor Away From Home When
Most Needed.

People are often very much disaD-
pointed to find that their family ply
slcian is away from home when they
most need his services. Diseases
Ike cramp cplic and cholera morbus
require prompt treatment, and have
in many instances proven fatal be-
fore medicine could be procured or a
physician summoned. The right way
is to keep at hand a bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. No physician can
prescribe a better medicine for these
diseases. BY having it in the house
you escape much pain and suffering
and all risk. Buy it now; it may
save life. For sale by Barclay &
Grower and all druggists.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
ROANOKE RIOTERS
Get Jail Sentences and Heavy Fine

Get Jail Sentences and Heavy Fines.
Roanoke, Va, July 2O.-J. F. Les
ter and Robert Bell, indicted on mis-
demeanOr charges. by a special grand
jury, in connection with the riots of
last Saturday night when a mob
smashed all the Greek restaurants
and shOeblacking places in town.
were today tried in Police Court.
Lester was fined $50 and given six
months in Jail.
Bell was fined SIS and sentenced
to thirty days in Jail.
Seventeen Of the twenty men in
dicted are charged with misdemean.
ors and win be tried in Police Court
The other three are indicted fol
felony and win be tried in the higher
court.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
ROGERS LIyERWORT
Tar and CanChalagua
to the riVel


For the complete cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis and all
Lung complaints tending to Consump-
ton, LiverwOrt, Tar and Wild Cherry,
have for ages maintained an estab-
lshed reputation as standard Cough
Remedy. It contains no opium or
harmful drug ran be given with
safety to children. Price s1.0O. Sold
by druggists. Williams Mfg Co.,
Props, Cleveland, O. Sold by the
SuwanRee Drug Store. apr-1yr
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
NEGROES LYNCH NEGRO.
Initiating the Whites They Take Law
In Their Own Hands.

Olive Branch, Miss, July 2O.-An-
drew Trice, negro accused Of the
murder Of his mistress with an axe,
was lynched here early today by thir-
ty members of his own race.
The negroes took Trice from off,
GERS, who had arrested him and then
killed his man and threw his body in
to the river.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
THE NEW MONEY CROP.
Leon County In Midst Of Her Big
Tobacco Harvest

Tallahassee, Fla, July 2O.-LeOn
county is in the midst Of a tobacco
harvest, which promises to be both
bountiful and wen paid for. The de-
mand for tobacco was never 50 good,
due to the shortage Of the filler crop
in Cuba and in some measure to the
strike Of the Havana cigar makers.
The acreage in this county has been
doubled during the year and the pros
pect is that it will be more than dou-
bIed during the next year. Leon
county now has about 200 acres un-
der shade. which win produce from
500 to 800 pounds to the acre. The
price according to grade ranges be-
tween SO cents and IS cents, some Of
bringing as much as 81 a pound, The
crops in Gadsden, Jackson and Madi-
son counties is also heavy, and the
prosperity, which promises to come
to the tobacco farmers has created a
great demand for tobacco lands.
which can now be bought in some sec
tons for as low a figure as SIS an
acre, ranging upward to 500.
The probability is that the farmers
win pay all the initial cost with the
first years crop The most Of the
Florida tobacco is sold in York and
Lancaster counties Of Pennsylvania
the great cigar manufacturing center
The sumatra leaf is grown here al
most exclusively, 1t is used in the
manufacture Of cigars that retail fol
S cents.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-26
Mr.. Cleveland a Sick Man.

Princeton. N. j., July 2O.--It is
stated here that ex-President cIeve-
land, who had an attack Of acute in
digestion a few weeks ago, has not re-
covered from it as quickly as expect
ed. 1t is hoped now that he viii be
able to go to his summer home In
New Hampshire by the first Of Aug
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

smith. and forgcs great. strong things that en-
,lurc Tor wears He hits off a thing Il stroke He
makes YOU think of Ben Franklins homely phloSo-
phv There is something OF the aptness OF biblical
truth about DR. Hale way Of making things stuck
He. puts together hundred words and them
down 70 three. paragraphs become sentences
sentences words His sentiments appeal to love Of
home. love of country, love OF the hreSIde HIS
Country" has made America his debtor. II l.
nearly forty vears since Dr. Hale named another
Of his stories In His Name and soon after he
brought our another called Ten Times One Are
Ten " Thcsy simple expressions bIg with
meaning t. refer To some "a a without
a country. l~ 10 preach terrible lesson II patriot
ism and L. say lend a hand ], To strike fellow
hcartstrings till they t,nglc
When Dr Hale wrote 81 Look up and not down,
look forward and not back. look and
and lrnd . hand hc was ,Iu,ug a service man
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

"lE c,.rd OF the Northwest mounted police
i sine, they were first organized and began
their celebrated march toward the Rockies III July.
1874 then two hundred and Sevcnty-tuur strong,
is unique, and IN point Of achievement has
probably been cXCclled 10y no other body OF police
the world over. With pardonabc pride. Com
missioner Perry his recently ISSUED annual report
refers t. the accomplishments OF the force, and dis
to which no one take exception; and 1t IS
factory know that least while the great North
west land IS in Il state of transition, the mounted
police are 10 be maintained. They will follow the
builders Of the Grand Trunk Pacific the trans
continental railway. Sherman $ soldiers guarded
the builders Of the Union Pacific but they will have
little fighting to do. The " Bad Indian has never
been in evidence north OF the ortynnth Critics
OF American methods argue that the docility OF the
northern Indian is due largely to the fact that he
has always had square deal
The of the of the force may be traced
to the high ideals of duty and pride its traditions
which have been kept ever before 1t. From the day
when the recruit enters the barracks at headquar-
1ers he is taught that his first duty to know the
law and his second to that 1t IS observed with
single eye to justice being administered without
fear or favor. In the six months of his probation
the recruit is kept headquarters and drilled with
thoruughncss that would do credit to the best
trained army. He is not only taught his duty as
member of the collective force; he is educated in the
laws governing the territories, civil and commercial
and shown the necessity OF being absolutely Just III
dealing with the rights OF everyone, including those
accused of wrong doing.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

drew a gray wooden robe over his knees He must
be careful not to take cold, he explained. asked
HIM about the big pile Of Letters. Ny inter
national correspondence he said. happy
child Why. | have more cores esPondents than
'Th, Boston Post New York Herald, and Chicago
Record Herald combined Everybody writes 10
Lend a Hand clubs Here Is q letter from TitlIs
earthquakc there. funds are needed And here S
one from Liberia nee crop has failed there Here
from Dr Grcntcl about reindeer needed IN
Labrador 10 take the place of The dogs. the dog
slcd~ Here others. for moncy counsel. or sym
pathy Zach call Is prayertulIv considered IN this
work room. and appeals come trpm America, ASA,
Australia. and Africa.
For thousand men who wrl,r books there is but
one conner of phrases that really 1--we With some
literary pold~mlth~ phrase making Is "a delicate art .
but DT Hale uses rhc hammer blow H the black
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Fort tmppewyan, whose duty it was To accom-
ldny Iunatlc from that far north point 10 Fort
saskatchewan. The solitary journey lasted from
'ectmher y I" January :, and was accomplished
ny dog tram, with only the companionship of an
Indian interpreter. For days the party struggled
through solitary Wilds in slush and water up to the
knees, and though the lunatic had his feet frozen
ana ms tongue was paralyzed SO that he could not
speak IN several days, under expert treatment in
Manitoba he speedily recovered both his mental and
hodllN faculties and Is as well as ever The
mounted policeman saved the man 5 life at the risk
OF ms own, but he suffered much from the strain
that he too lost his reason for some months With
careful attention. however. he fully recuvrrcd-and
recnisted for another term
he commissioner also highly praises the daring
"t Corporal tonradi, who by risking his life
saved the lives of ranCher, his wife and ten chill
dren IN prairie fire.
The statistics of the force for last wear indicate the
social and moral condition of a rapidly developing
country. and show how carefully the Canadian Gov
ernment safeguards the interests of the settler Ii is
true that since the number of criminal con-
Ncuons has greatly increased. .- from nine hundred
and thirtysi three thousand seven hundred and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
First Duty Is to Dic


First DUTY Is DIc
THE Northwest policeman 5 hrst dU,. '- - n,
that should be necessary. tie l> N.. -.'-'' n
shoot a dcSpcrudo 90 up. sit on his carcass lu, 80
cigarette and then read the warrant lie -
not shoot. At all events he must nos ~l''' ~
which is often fatal for If there Is "a time IN wy"
delay is dangerous it is when You are GOVERNS
outlaw .t,or
Numbers of the force have been known 10 ~ I-t,d
walk into the very mouth of a cooked IS N'i' N
never finch In about ninet weight eases ys y(I
every hundred the man behind the Su1! VIZ Efs
In the other two cases he extended ms tt'sS - o+f
but made his going dOubly sure. Nhen :. i..lsii-
policeman falls. the open space he leaves = il I
ately closed for back of him stands the I.irs
Government. and back of that the Brltisil ii v-,v
So the desperate who thinks he can k an' Se : me
has hard time If the police chase HIM ut L oi 10
Dominion back the islands. he Is 1keIE % l+b Gf
at Scotland Yard. If his native Village nts - ard
the fortynnth the PinkertonS take up ms IL, II are
when all these forces are after man his a'S'
gliding swiftly by.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

kind Thousands Of men and woo,, ..asht up
he terse words and made them a Iv:u- T. Lend
a Hand clubs sprang into beng every e-e until
they grdled the earth; Ten Times One clubs
followed: " In His Name cIut- 1a-.--.,ed Ike
The leaves in spring To-day. the N.-.-e cross
sign of Dr. HaleS followers. Is -i.- VIDE world
over rs president OF the central .1ization
Dr. Hale has become a sort of riou- l.-lon.
spiritual godfather 70 good people every. ere who
rurn 20 hIm for advice His mail. ,- ave seen
Is International
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Wrong doing has been dealt with sharply and un-
finCh1ngly, no matter how remote the place how
dangerous the Journey, or how great the cost. 1t
took the mounted police III the Yukon eighteen
months to hunt down the murderer o Bricn who
from ambush on the trail slaughtered 4 number of
United States gold seekers that he might possess
himself of their belongings. Many thousands of
dollars were spent by the Dominion Government to
accumulate the evidence that hanged the mscreant
but every Canadian considered the money we'll
spent, even though the murdered persons were
foreigners. The lesson had to be taught as it had
been taught again and again, that Canada is no
place for the aWbrcaker, and that his punishment
IS almost invariably swift and sure.
Last January Inspector GenereuX, of Prince Al
bert returned from patrol to the Far North in
qulre into case OF alleged murder He was absent
one hundred and thrty-two daVs, and travelled
seventeen hundred and fifty miles by canoe and dog
tram. As coroner, he held an inquest, and estab-
hshed that the death accidental. 1t is no un-
common thing for mounted policeman have
thrust upon him the duty of acting undertake
clergyman, and executor.
he commissioner strongly Commends the heroic
conduct OF Constable Pedley who was stationed at
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
Practical Sentimentality

A Nd the thing is not merely sen5,Ien- DR. Hale
- nothing If not practical Why. -- year The
crops failed Kansas Dr. Hale's fol. replied
with carloads of clothing. next. ,,- -1-rnarv,
founded by "a Negro in Aabama, 81 and re-
ceived help. then "a floating huSplc,.. -uioWed-
Helen keIlcr wore the Maltese er,-. zen She
-lz-css< 81 azge -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

the mounted
of the best pc~- -eatS ~.
insuring safety .slr nle9
and propertle- ma Nills
existence as t,..-. on 'l'0
tJr distant Tr.u.. US II Is =!
the best prl,t. .1tct' -
population IN e--a the o-d 'T
the New World
An Indian chs. dressing
a mounted police ...srr III :
friendly Couu". -ey.dr'eu'
Before vou y.ue t.r indi'1n
cvept along - , Is i'
afraid 10 valA
To which -NSl,l-0i
Perry. head of OH. tarce o.
dav. can truthful reSP,onlI
For thirtv-uuc Ey.r- hel'H'i
white man nor I-li-n ms
been afraid Q. T..S trt(', ,
whether he nigh 81, ID ;he
l. Nh .- 90. -.. .tf~tsii--
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SEN tt N ELS OF TIL E N OR 7 Il

~INty->cveu last Near.-but the irC-ya-, .
hundred and two over 1904. which
Perry regards as highly sati~tac-.r.
that II Is only an increase 81 nine per ..-
docrs. whereas the population increase.
Ter cent
The inspectors OF the forJc aTe 1u---.
and travel o. different points III their
hold court These officers. and >orlc.-r
are called upon to act as ,rhItTatOT~ --
that arise between settlers. especial.
European countries. and the rNpeUer,.
II of value not oUly to the force h--- G..
ment ot the Interior III dealing with r-.
among the newcomers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
Their Record IN South Air.

THE mounted police arc unGtr Oil.
supervision of SIT WilirIi Laurie.
He readily consented to the tornatior f..
coma Horse. the magnificent troop r.r...
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
The Friend of the Newcomer

IN land where he may have TO act
Cies, solely on his own initiative.
in dealing with serious and complicated
troubles, perhaps hundreds of miles
from headquarters, and out of reach
Of the telegraph and the telephone, the
mounted policeman requires this equip
mcnt, and, despite the oittimcs arhi-
trnry character of the methods he is
compelled to take there have been few
complaints of misconduct or misplaced
zeal Indeed, the man with the red
tune is everywhere regarded as q
friend Of the prospector for land, tim
Der, or minerals, of the traveller for
pleasure or sport, of the settler, of the
travelling merchant fact, of every
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Tor the ~Outh NIUCIU VT T .-IttI
that the command vt yrt- largely
composed Of members a-" -cmber'
of the mounted pohc, -.tcn @
Colonel Steele 81 vetcr.r he iorce-
CrIlrel Steele, ,,4~ ~.. ~utS5-
grentlv rs rr,rg.,rirs.r ... d Of the
South African police che'e-
mcntS OF StrJth,uu. lemon
strated L. the Eur,- Efea,
advantage ot educJtIr- .. -lntaIn-
ing the mounted police .-.Nl-i''r;
defense IN time OF eNtcrr.. l'le.
After all. hrVcNC- ~Hetu'e
-cttIcrs IN Canada mus -E> We"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Iand Who're he may have % aCt N cmcrgcn-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-18
RUEF'sCoNFESSION

The confession OF Abe Ruef. the
San Francisco municipal boss, will,
If we mistake not, fill the prisons OF
California with municipal graiters.
Ruef deserves some credit for his con-
fession, but after all he was like a
fox run into a hole, with practically
no chance of escape from his relent-
less pursuers. He would doubtless
have been convicted and will as it is
serve a term i'm prison. shortened
perhaps because of his confession oil
guilt. The best thing about it is the
fact that it will lead to the convic-
tion of Ruef's confederates and part
ners in crime and will, therefore, for
the time being at least, clear San
Francisco Of the grafters who have
been enriching themselves at the ex.
pense OF the city. Another cause for
cOngratulation is thefact that Ruef's
final conviction, which will follow his
confession, will have deterrent ef.
feet on other men OF the Ruef and
Schmidt class and will prove a warn.
ing to all grafters in this country
The public spirited citizens of San
Francisco who have been mainly in
strumental in bringing about the
present result and the determined
legal prosecutors who took charge
81 the case deserve the thanks of the
people OF San Francisco and of the
whole country as well.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-18
SPIES CAPTURED
Men With Plans Of French Naval sta
ton Arrested.

Men With Plans Of French Naval sta
tion Arrested.
Paris. May 1.-THE police Of this
city have been engaged for the past
two months in tracking a band OF in.
ternational spies. and the leader was
arrested here.
The band succeeded in getting pos
session of plans OF Bizerta. an import
ant naval station Of France in Tunis
which they offered to sell 10 the French
minister of marine for $4,000. threaten.
ing to otherwise dispose Of them TO a
foreign government The thieves made
a rendezvous for the negotiations at
Cairo which was kept by detectives
v no arrested two Of them. The leader
OF the gang. an Englishman. giving the
name of Blanchard was not there. but
the authorities succeeded in running
him 10 earth in Paris. when they ar
rested him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In Ne
PRINCIPAL Markets


Principal Markets
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm.
winter extras. S3l0G 3.25: Pennsylva-
mia roller. clear 3S.S5Q S.55i city
mills. fancy. S5.25G $50. RYE FLOUR
steady. per barrel. $3.50 WHEAT
steady: No. Pennsylvania red. SEA O
soc CORN firm, No. , yellow, local
clipped fsiac.; lower grades, 47izc
HAY steady. No. timothy, $3.50 FOR
large bales PORK firm, family. pei
barrel. $3.50. BEEF steady; beet
hams. per barrel. $40. POULTRY
Live steady. hens. $50 lie; old rcost-
ers. lie Dressed firm, choice fowls
l5c.. old roosters, lie. BUTTER firm
iected. iSM 20c.; nearby, l5'sc.; south
ern. 1919 l5iac POTATOES ste1dv
$50 5Sc per bDsho
BALTiMORE-WHEAT firm: No. .
spot. siG94isc.. steamer No. spot
SEE: southern. S7G sac. CORN hrmer
mixed s0C-. aNls T. 1Sasc., steamer mix
ed. 5+2i n5f7sc.; southern. 57d6Oc
OATS flm' white. No. ?. 49qisi &c.
No 2. 41ien4Siec.; No. 1. 46G 46i2c
mixed. No ,. f6ii N 40a4c.. No. 3. 45is
q 452sc.. No. 4. i3lz0 SIC BUTTER
steady; creamery separator extras. -
2 DC; prints. 29Q soc; held, p a 23c.:
Mary land ana Penrnssylvania aairy
May land Pennsylvania. Virginia and
west virginia. Ice. southern. l5u
j.. go. Dot dozen.
= y YORK BUTTER steady.
J cree merry. common 10 extra. lo~3--.
B held. 10 21c.. state dairy. common q,
/ fancy. 1870 24i.c.. renovated. cCLmn.
+ 90 extra, 17N24iec.. western factory
/ cor non TO f.rsts. lsm 22c.. western i'm
if2tlca creamery. firsts. 220 pc
D. ILESE steady. state full cream. col
+ orod and white. small. fancy. i5c.
/ Skins. l "a 1880 EGGS weak. state
/ Pennsylvania and nearby fancy select
ed white. Ole; choice. 2Oc. mixec ex
ira. l9ieG 2Oc.; firsts 10 extra frsts
} l7isN lSc. western regular packe,
frsts. l7c POULTRY give steady
spring chickens 2Sc. fowls. Ice: tur
keys. lie Dressed nsm. turkeys. a
a lac: fowls. 1lHl5c. PEANUTS
FIRM fancy and-picked. 6I2G64c
other domestic. 3iaM7c POTATOE.
firm; Bermuda. new, per barrel $50
&C; Florida S3N5.25; old potatoes
81 25d2.65, sweet potatoes. per barrel
81 5O04 CARRIAGES firm. domestic
per barrel Sl03: white Danish seed
per ton. s9dl2.