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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-23
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
Juegos Florales en- ell
Casino de POnce.--La
Junta organizadora.
NINOs OBsEQulADOs
Regreso a Mayaguez Don
Emilio Cuevas. Care.
ras suspendidas.
Con motive de la retreta We

Con motive de la retreta We
r6cada en- el jardin del Asilo de
ninos de Santurce la noche del vier-
nes, estos y las niias asiladas que
concurrieron 4 dicha fiesta fueron
obsequiados con refrescos y du'ces.
La sefiorita America Ventu-
ra embarcara el en- vapor oSan ], anD
en- Ponce para los EStados Uni
dos.
-Ha llegado Mayagiiez el
joven puertorriqut no don Emilio
Cuevas, que desde hace aleun ITEM
po reside en- la republica de Haiti.
"A causa del nal tempo Sc
suspendieron aver las carreras
anunciadas en- el Hip6dromo.
Sc ha constituido la Junta
organizadora de los Juegos horales
que celebrara el Casino de Ponce
en- diciembre pr6ximo, en- la forma
que sigue:
Pre>idente, don Jose Usera;
vice pre>idente, don Augusta Cau-
tier; secretario, don Carmelo Mar
tinez Acosta. Vocales: don Euge-
MO Astol, don Luis Llorens To-
rres, don Jose A. Negr6n Sanjurjo,
don Nemesio R. Canales, doctor
Padilla Iguina. don Vicente Usera,
don Pedro J. Fournier, don Luis
Porrata Doria y otros sehores Gu
yos nombres no recorda mos.
Continuation de los traslados
hechos por ell cuaItel de la Policfa
). insular:
Carlos Mux6, de Maricao 4
o San German; Antonio SOL de Ha.
. tillo a Caguas; Francisco Rodriguez
de Maunabo a Rio grande; Pablo
: Cordero, de Caguas d Aguas bue-
' mas; Leonides Flores, de Caguas q
San Lorenzo; Sandalio Burgos, de
Caguas a Gursbo: Candido Roman,
2 de Caguas a San Juan.
r -Ha regresado q Ponce, de 'os
: Estados Unidos, Mr.. CHARLES Teller,
O en- compaiifa de su seiiora.
-Reiua mucha animaci6n para
n asistir las 6estas patronaJes que
Sc efectuaran dentro de breves dfas
en- ei pueblo de Hatillo, 4 las cua-
!. les Sc pr6pone concurrir tambien el
Gobernador int. rino.
"a En- los examenes para obtener
v Ia licentia de maestros de ing e.,
/, fueron aprobadas las st iioritas Celia
NJ. Rodriguez, Maria A. Santaella
e. y Lola Tizol Laguardia, de Porce.
a. Las Pastillas digestivas del
doctor lie Roy, marca aANTURI
CAS-, digieren los alimentos gu,
r. no pueda digerir Il est6magc.
tlimonio un cuartel de caballe-
% ria?s
Repiquetea ell timbre; Ell carrC
en- hace una patada p co despues, y To-
pi selores del dialogo echan pie
terra.
de Y heme de nuevo contrariad,
10. y molesto por el ruido ensordecedo
ito de aqu,l caro- y por la converse
ira ci6n indescifrable de marras.
Regreso San Juan Ell mlsm,
tos trolley y durante todo el trayect
IN me van dando vueltas en- 81 maif
ian el sistema novisimo Y peregrino d
Isl. curar la tuberculosis, los cuento
de Boccacio en- aocion, los detalle
dignos de ser cantados en- coublet
os con mdsica de LA Gatita Blanc;
ice de que hablaban aquellos S, iiort
oe- desconocidos, riendo a veces MAJ
o : eiosamente, con expressive gun;
que &c ojos.
Toda vez que no podemos s
- tisfacer Ia curiosidad del amis
!, :, Perez, pouiendole en- claro sem
~, jante galimalfae, mzrchase este v
oor. siblemente contrariado y preocur
.a,. disimo, dispuesto 4 descifrsr 40,
:. dialogo enigmatico -.
ma D:abolin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
PROPOSITION STILL OPEN.

That the executive committee Of tn,
Astoria Chamber Of Commerce has re-
turned report to the main body, upor
the application Of William Reid for GER
tain rights.of.way for the Portland.
Oregon \ Seacoast Railway Company
(which was not adopted By that organixa
tion, but simply filed, leaves the whols
matter open for new and specific treat,
ment at the hands Of the citizens
through the Chamber; and it Is Ia b.
hoped that President Hawgocd will
come again, and soon, and institute anew
the important and interesting project.
That the rival lines in that neighbor-
hood have achieved = momentary sue.
cess in the shelving the p 0. & S, en-,
terprise. is admitted. but it Is well
understood all over the. city and county,
that there is nothing to hinder the re-
opening and actual launching of the
venture. Astoria wants this and all
other possible railways to terminate
here. and they win come> in good time,
though not without all the hindrances
that are within human puryiew.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
INDUSTRY BEGETs INDUSTRY.

4 In the great schemes of development
that are formulating hereabout there is
always the larger range Of industrial
possibilities inherent in the original un-
fodment; new plans processes, inter-
ests, bases, to which the initial enter
prises will give birth and sustenance.
Industry begets industry; enterprise in
spires enterprise, and venture suggests
venture, until the last resource ,of a
country il in full force and effect, to
the enrichment Of its people if they
have the initiative to follow up the
course Of natural and sequent lines of
expansion. There are tens of thousands
ofsimpending elements that assert them
selves in the release, and establishment,
of the primary evolution, and each one
of these is. relatively, as valuable as the
fundamental cause When city or
section starts on an organic line Of ac-
tion it often fails to see, or realize the
correlative value Of the lesser yet in
separable, avenues Of venture and pro-
fit, and frequently has to undergo the
lesson Of loss, before turning the minor
operations to account in business way.
We, Of Astoria, should know this les
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

I
As matter OF fact there are no very
big fish In small puddles
You can usually find pin almost
anywhere but In the pincushion.
A fool Is the greatest nuisance In this
world. And there are quito few OF
them.
It Il beyond some men to understand
the difference between pomposity and
dignity.
We have always wondered what wo-
men do with the 2 cents saved Ia pur.
chasing a two dollar article for sizes.
Have YOU ever stopped to admire the
self control Of the man who can pick
up lead pencil without marking on
somethings
Every man would have a pretty fair
reputation II people looked for his good
qualities as carefully as they look for
the good qualities OF dog.--Atchison
Globe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
Abs.ns,nindsd ,oasor,.

An old colored man who Is devoutly
religious returned to Brooklyn recent
ly from trip to Florida, his birth
place. and told his employer about a
narrow escape he had had from an
alligator. Knowing OF the religious
real OF the darky, the employer sought
to test his faith.
what were you afraid or an alliga-
tor fort" he asked him. Don't you
know thar the Lord viii take care OF
your or course You know the story
Of Jonah and the whale. The whale
swallowed Jonah. but Jonah came out
all safe enough"
The darky shook his head dubious
". Yes. boss. I knows about JONAH"
he said. "but. then. you see. whales
got mem'ry. A alligatah ain't got
no mem'ry. II a 'gatah swallows you
he won't think no mo- about you
New York Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

Tobacco" said a tobacconist, ais one
Of many herbs that are smoked. In the
orient, for instance, bhang or Gamma.
bh q drug that gives one the desire "a
cafess peoples feet goes into loads ol
pipes. Some savages smoke the leaves
Of the wild potato and the wild tomato.
These bitter leaves' are narcotic. They
throw you into pleasant stupor. Pur-
sued In, though, they bring insanity.
Some Of the Swiss guides smoke
mountain tobacco a weed that grows
only at great heights. This stun pro.
duces an intoxication akin to alcohol's.
Our Indians, when hard up, smoke hoI-
" and sunac leaves and the silvery
leaves Of Indian tobacco which every
boy has chewed. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
simplieity's Saving Grace.

Il like simplicity" said the states
man. simplicity saves us a lot Of
trouble too.
Two men met In front of the Blank
hotel the other day and fell into a po.
litical argument. They were ordinary,
everyday sort of men. but one Of them
had an extraordinary flow or poly.
syllable language. He talked half an
hour. and his companion listened in a
daze.
"'And now the speaker pompously
concluded. perhaps you will coincide
with me-
The others face frightened up.
"Why, yes. Thanks, old man. be
answered heartily, moving toward the
bafroom door. I don't care II / do"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
THE WORST EvERl

The famous New York magazine 1Sac.
cess" for October. contains an article
entitled aOur Own Northwest" written
by one Chauncey Thomas. which for
sheer incompetency and inspired misrep-
resentation. exceeds anything that has
appeared il this behalf for many long
year. 1t must be read, carefully, criti-
cally, and re-read with as much patience
- i possible, before the utter folly and
ambiguity Of the thing strikes IN on the
Columbia valley consciousness. The
screed il too long. too bristling with In
cOngruities and false deductions. to be
compassed in the editorial space Of any
single issue Of this paper BY way Of
critical treatment. but we propose to
devote more time and consideration to
it, in the near future, more because Of
the authoritative source in which it is
sponsored than from any fear Of its
effect as mere pen production by an
idling. irresponsible spacewriter.
It is enough for the moment to say |
that this high-priced. uninformed and
reckless writer takes for his thesis the
notable and popular idea Of utilizing the
Canon Of the Columbia lin other words.
the Columbia river Valley. from the
Rocky Mountains to the Pacific. as the
ideal transportation haul for all manner
Of transcontinental traffic bound for, and
from, this seaboard. and having made
plain its superb feasibility, it's tremend-
ous advantage as water-leyel-g grade
haul from its farthest Eastern reaches,
he forsakes it WITHIN EIGHTY MILES
OF THE RIVER MOUTH AND SWINGS
THE TRADE AND TRAFFIC OVER
THE CASCADE RANGE TO PUGET
SOUND PORTS, BECAUSE. FOR
SOOTH, THERE is NO AVAILABLE
HARBOR SOUTH OF THE STRAITS
OF FUCA UNTIL ONE GETS TO SAN
This is lthe briefest possible way Of
stating his cardinal blunder, but the re-
hearsal Of his super-imposed idiocies in
this relation must be held for analysis
in later issues. But the foolish predi-
ate he lays in q proposition to direct 50
vast commerce over given, ideal
route; water level route, at that; and
shen, defects it from the down-grade. So
nile finish to splendid harbor within
10 miles Of the blue water Of the Pacific,
'ver range Of mountains TO an ad-
nittedly larger harbor, l67 miles from
he sea, is sample Of his inexplicable
has, that win last until we can deal
With the silly hypothesis upon which he
rects his absurd doctrines Of distance
md despatch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
WHEN FATHER PLAYED BALI

The smell Of arnica IL strong,
And mothers time is spent
In ribbing fathers arms and back
WltA burning liniment.
The house is like druggists shop,
Strong odors fill the hall,
And day and night we hear him groal
Since father played baseball.
He's forty past, but he declared
That he was young as ever,
And In his youth, he said, he was
A baseball player clever.
80 when the business men arranged
A game they came to call
On dad and asked him II he thought
That ne could play baseball.
II haven't played in fifteen years..
Said father, but ] know
That ! can stop the grounders hot, 4
And I can make the throw.
] used to play a corking game;
The curves-I know them all,
And you can count on me, you bet,
To join your game Of ball."
On Saturday the game was played.
And all Of us were there.
Dad borrowed an old uniform
That Casey used to wear
He paid three dollars for glove.
Wore spikes to save fan:
He had the makeup on all right
When father played baseball
At second base they stationed him.
A liner came his way.
Dad tried to stop It with his knee
And missed double play.
He threw into the bleschers twtsa.
He let pop hy fall;
Oh, we were all ashamed OF him
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
An Authors Journal.

Sold one poem. Ciolly has just come
IN to say the coaps out)
The Monthly Review paid me So
Tor two sonnets. Jane says the gas
bill is $6.)
Have just written an article on
@How To Live on One Dollar Day.
lMolly says she has got to have 81
every day this week.)-Atlanta Con
stitution.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25
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EDITORIAL SALAD.
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A Boston savings bank treasurer has
sarcastic words for those who erstwhile
drew out savings and invested on Tom
Lawson's advice "losing twelve years
interest at 4 per cent" 1t seems to be
a case of too much loss on Lawson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

That Indicated earthquake il now said
to have been a seaquake in the Pacific
about a thousand miles south Of Berke-
ley. We suspected that tidle wave
would get after Secretay Taft one Of
these days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case
Of kidney troubles that Is not beyond
medical aid. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
Morning Astorian, delivered by
carrier, go cents per month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

son well and cover the entire range OF
achievement as fast as each phase be.
comes useable; we might as well have
the whole, as part, Of what Is comingl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

The story that the guides has chained
several bears to the trees for the Presi-
dents rifle is evidently an exaggeration;
for the dispatches have reported only
one killed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

That Delaware man who whistled
while the doctors amputated his fingers
was doubtless only trying to create as
much pain as he suffered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

While New York was enjoying ethereal
mildness Friday. there was skating in
Winnipeg, with the mercury fourteen
below. Great countryl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

The alleged plot to assassinate Sec.
retary Taft on his Philippines visit is
said to have been plot on MANILA
only.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

"The prejudice against gold is remark
able says the New Orleans Picayune.
1t has died out up here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

y Western Oregon Cloudy with =
= possibly rain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-25

welcome home! Shaker remarkS
the furnace.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The ETs: ELECTION s District is bounded BY and within
third Lexington East Twenty fourth street
and Third avenue.
The Second Election Dstrst is bounded h and within
fourth street Second avenue.
The Third Election District bounded by within
East Twenty-sixh street East river East Twenty third
avenue
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
iset Eqss and geeoRd a1enne SI East fSer East
The Fifth Election is bounded by and
East Tweny-seyenth street Third avenue East Twenty
Third avenue. East TweatyfouTth Lexington
avenue.
East street Second avenue East Twenty
The seventh Election District is by and within
eeb Third Eas street
and Lexington avenue.
East Thirty-rst street Third avenue East Thirtieth
street Second avenue. East Twenty-nnth street and
me Nnth Election District is bounded by and within
street and second avenue :. -
East Thirhrs street East river East Thrtieth street
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
Thrtieth street Third avenue East Thirty-hrs street
and Lexington Y1 avenue, ,,,,,.. :, ,o,.u.., - ,..,
East Thirty-fSurth street Third ayspue East Thirty
ana nai' lexington avenue S''"D S-4'e'
within h as ysd 1sfT East is veP e2upSs s 9 % and
first street and Second avenue
within East Thrtyfourth street East river East Thirty
The FTeenfh Election District is bounded by and
Thirty-thrd and Third
sixteenth Election District by and
Thirty-scventh street.
Thirty-hf,h and Third avenue.
seventeenth Election District Is by and
within diagonal line the corner Of East Thirty
sYth street Second corner Of East
Thirty-seventh First avenue East THIRTY
seventh East river. East Thrty-fourth
Second
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Thirty-eighth river. East
hirtv- to First line.
from the corner East Thirty-seveth
street 10 corner East Thirty-sxth street and
Second avenue and Second
Tke Nineteenth Election District is bounded nv and
within East Fortieth street. East river Thirty
eighth street Second
The Twentieth Election District bounded nv and
Forteth street. Second
Third
The Twenty-hrst Election District bounded bv and
within East
street Lexington
Twenty-second Election District is bounded BY
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and with
tis,h street and Hudson river
The second Election District is bounded by and
street ana Tenth avenue.
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
il West Thirty-htth street. Seventh avenue. West
57 7 55S E}5S 5}5e aEasae Es6eh avenue West
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and within
West ThiTtyffth street, Ninth avenue, West Thirty
The Fffth Election District IS bounded by and with
in West Thirty-siXth street to Eighth avenue. a
~ 5lrfv-sizIb street to corner Of West ,birtv-dftb
street and Ninth West Thirtydfth street and
T5e SIKH Election District is boaaded by and with
TaLTty-siEth street and Hudson g9is.; river -,
5 Wef sree Is giFbS 6y oyenue ana
West Thirty-sxth street and Ninth avenue
R;hin WesI Thirty street seventh Avenue
Me We ro IhF6 If street 6 70 & Nn74 aas9na anal
Ninth avenue the Of West Thirtysxth street
The Ninth Election Disrist is bounded by and with
me Tenth Election District is bounded by and with
ThirJyeighth street, Ninth avenue, West Thrty-sev
The Elerenth Assembly District is bounded and
ThTiy-eighth street Eleventh avenue. west Thirty
The twelfth Election District is bounded by and
ttthin West Thirty-ninth street Ninth avenue, West
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
Ttrty-n.nth street and Ninth avenue TO the corner
yArs zve+ - 1ti--t 4b an - e.rtn @ >$s 41hue, Eis' s''h
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Forty-rst street Eighth avenue TO West
Fortieth street, a diagonal line from corner OF
West Fortieth street and Eighth the corner
q West Thirty-ninth street and Ninth and
Ninth
The Fifteenth Election District bounded by and
within clagonaI line from the corner Of West Forty
first street and Tenth West Fortieth street
and Ninth avenue. Ninth avenue. West Thi-ty-ninth
street and Tenth
The Sixteenth Election District bounded by and
within West Forry-second Ninth a
diagonal line from the Of West Fortieth
ano Ninth avenue TO the corner Of West Forty-frst
street and Tenth avenue and Tenth
The seyenteenth Election District is bounded by and
WItaln West Forty-second street, Tenth
Forueth street and Hudson
The Eighteenth Election District bounded and
within West Forty-fourth street Eleventh avenue.
west Forty-third street, Tenth avenue, Forty
second street and Hudson river.
The Nineteenth Election District is " and
within West Forty-third street. Ninth avenue. West
Forty-second street and Tenth
The Twentieth Election District g by nd
within West FortythIrd street. Eighth avenue West
FOrty-hrst street and Ninth
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

East e r56 % EgGen Psst 1 by aaS s4e Ta@ an@
Avenue a S'''e' avenue r. 1nS' e'''' ''D
kasnue street Avenue c East Tenth street and
East reb @ sSt h ss E snS gan
East River; East Eighth street Avenue D. East Tenth
The FggFen Election District boqndea 4 and within an
Avenue +.
r- @ a EsooR street Psst RouPss s T rh a Te4 yree
a sse 1snSs Is Ea a a@5
ehue A 70 East FItteenIh street diagonai me 81 rom ON
o2Tner OF East Sixteenth street and First avenue
diagonal line from the corner Of East SiEeenth street
and Avenue A. Avenue A East Fourteenth street and
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and within
East Seventeenth street Livingston place Fast sixteenth
street First East Fourteenth street and Second
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
Irving place. East Fifteenth and Third
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by and within
street Livingston place East seventeenth street and
Second Avenue, -. r,...-,.. - ,so, -.
within East EiEhteenh street Avenue A. East Sixteenth
The eifth Election District is bounded by and within
East Eighteenth street Avenue Z. East sixteenth street
The % hir'ss3h Eesti2n a, DrG is R9g9dsd % by and
East River East Fourteenth str-ct ard Avenue
within East Eighteenth street East river East seven
eenth street Avenue C. East Sixteenth street and Ave
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Twentieth street East river East Eighteenth
First avenue.
The Sixteenth Election District bounded by and
within Nineteenth street First avenue East Eish-
teenth and Third avenue.
ssyentesaih Election District s is 9opndsa Tsa by osi ara
Nineteenth street Third
Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
Twentyfirst street. East river East Twen
street East Nineteenth street and
Second
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Twenty-second street First avenue, East
street East river East Tweny-hrs street
and Second
within Twenty-third Second avenue, East
Twenty-frst and Third
Twentyhrst Election District IS bounded by and
within Twenty-third street. First avenue, East
Twenty-seCond street and Second avenue
Election District Is bounced by
East TUenty-fourth street. First avenue. East
Twerty-third and Second avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Election Notice.


ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-Contirued
, eighth street Tenth avenue, Fortysc enth
street and Hudson River.
Inc Fourteenth Election is bounded by
Heit.lh west Forty-ninth street, avenue West
r,ltg-eghth street and
ne Ftteenth Election District Is bounded by and
@ "taH west Fcrty-nin street Ninth dag
Sc. me from the Of West Forty-nnth street and
lIh t avenue 10 the Of Tenth ard West
GJT1ty-elghth street and Tenth
sixteenth Election bounded by and
and West Forty-eghth 10 the West
-nlhth street and Ninth Ninth and
west FoftH-eighth street
Inc seventeenth Election District bounded by and
HII1h west Ftf;ioth street. Eighth avenue to West
thlhth street diagonal line from the corner or
tA avenue aDG West Fnrtynth Etreet to the corner
OF west Forty eighth Ninth
me Eighteenth Election District bounded by and
Nltln west llftIeth West Forty
ninth street ard Tenth avenue
ne Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
"lthn West Flfueh street. Tenth avenue West Forty
hlIlth street and Hudson River
ne twentieth Election District is bounded by ana
&h;n west Ffftysecond street Eleventh avenue, Wes
FlfT-rst street avenue West Fftieth and
Hudson
The Twenty first Election District bounded by and
wthln West Fifty Ninth Wes: FIJI
tefh street and Tenth avenue.
The Twenty second Election District is bounded hy and
WltEin West Fifty Hst street. Eighth avenue West FIJI
teth street and Ninth avenue.
The TweEtythrd Election District is bounded by and
within West Fifty-sccond street Eighth West
Fifty-frSt Ninth
The TVertyfourth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Fifty-seCond street West
Ffty-frst street and Tenth