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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

Thar cc everywhere in the county These important interests Lilo
lin the capab and faithful hands Of Miss Emma Warren who
superintendent the county system lends her n personal equipment
and years sterling experience to the entrusted to her. with
culture and Devotion that finds M best expression In the unvarng
system throughout the county everywhere and which
lis readily acknowledged on all sides
The county is divided into 80 school districts and the entire
present shows 2iol pupils with average daily attend
ance of 1890 the school year averaging months
The average salaries paid to the men teachers s3o per month";
and to the women teachers $s3 And yet II famous fact here
about that even this variation has effect the relative interest
manifested by the ladies and gentlemen charge Of the schools the
same devoted and nung from tho schools IN
common throughout the entire county.
Nearly every school district Casop makes special levy each
school thus aumnng the aotmcns from the State
fund advancing the status Of the several schools steadily and
noab and every school the county has It's own library attached
source Of pleasure and scholars and teachers alike
For the part the buildings and play grounds throughout the
county are excellent condition and kept continually the
value pleasing environment having become demonstrated element
Of the curriculum prevailing here and this enhanced by the care
taken by the county in Its steady improvement and development
of the public highways leading and past the schools feature that
also makes possible enghen the terms year by
Very many Of the Ctsop young people have up from the
schools the high schools the towns Of Catop and
passed the colleges and universities Of this and
negborng States where their preparation for their ework will be
completed and everywhere in old Cop the fact borne
interest that the Of education growing widely and
wisely throughout the entire county very papabe shape
At the presenting writing there 80 young people from the
schools outside the City Of Astoria this county who have passed
the eighth grade examination and their diplomas give them full
trance into any OF the high schools OF the State without further
examination preogatve valued should be and that speaks
plainly for the quality Of the schools that them FORTH well
for the mertoriou ambition Of the pupils themselves
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

principal, and Mrs. NJ. MeCready, as
assistant, And three churches, the
Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyter-
ian, are in evidence there with large
and interested congregations.
Warrenton is the junction point OF
the Astoria & Columbia River Rail
road, the main line going on to Sea-
side and the lower county coast
points, with the branch line extending
to Hammond and Fort Stevens; and
is busy locality at all seasons OF the
year.
Industrially, Warrenton has three
big plants in her midst, that mean a
great deal to her and to the section
she stands for, in the matter OF giving
year round employment to hundreds
OF her people, the Old Oregon Mills,
the D. L, Kelly Lumber Company,
and the machine shop OF the Astoria
& Columbia River Railroad Com
pany; all OF which she prizes highly
and makes the most OF.
Warrenton is flanked on the north
and west by the still smaller city OF
New Astoria formerly known as
Hammond), an active settlement OF
$50 people, with a corporate organi-
cation supervised most carefully by
Mayor Charles Ford. A eozy, bay
side place filled with neat and COM
Portable homes and several thriving
businesses; the bulk OF the people
finding constant employment at the
government post and works at Fort
Stevens and the great jetty.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23
Functional Facilities of Astoria
Among the Best in the West.

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If the market and essential characteristics OF Astoria as
~ community m and generous adherence to the gospel OF
education exemped the public systems of the land Nothing OF
parsony ambiguous consideration hampers the administration
of and the latitude widening all the time keeping even
pace growth of the clientele for which they maintained
1t counted Of the distinct credits innuring to the city and
county that nothing permitted operate adversely to this
cardinal interest and the years. and the citizens that proud to
assert the hoam for Astoria constantly and concusvey prove
faith that her in this behalf and the adequacy of her full
flment Of the great trust
Prof A. L. Clark city superintendent OF the Astoria schools
and secretary Of the Board of School Directors for the district
among the abe and conscientious of his colleagues Oregon IN
the field that abo his time and interest and he with his 80 teachers
and coassstans the noble work. leave nothing undone that shall
contribute heartily and hahy to the perfect development OF the
work theirs this city, From the office and records maintained
by Professor Clark the following comprehensive data has been
piled and has the seal Of authenticity recommend to those to whom
it shall be Of interest at home and abroad and their is legion
this writing there 1871 pupils the grades attendance at
the handsome and roomy structures devoted this department the
"Aderbrook school, with and 80 pupils the Adair school,
with rooms and 1892 pupils the Shvey school with rooms and
294 pupils the Mcclure" school with and 277 pupils the
"Tayor school and 29 pupils and the High School, housed
in the Tayor building with and 112 pupils making the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

While small numbers it has curriculum strong any high
the demands work than most high schools for
graduation The graduates received into all the colleges OF the
Northwest without examination and Of the larger colleges and
universities accept their work for entrance credit
As the everywhere the Astoria school system has its needs
well ambitions and possible each being met and
gad to the good of all concerned and that means the
last man, and child in the city.
While the High School pretty well equipped for high school,
still needs additions its paaphernaa in the lines of science
commercial department should be maintained in Astoria
the public would the greatest benefit from 1t If added to
High School Many young and to Portland to
business college, which they would not do if added to
High School The time rapidly approaching when the public
will demand trade departments the public schools so that person
leaving the school after having completed will be able to enter
Immediately into and responsibility Of the community
which he finds himself.
Recently the Of the district the special school meeting
for the purpose of ng school tax for the coming year. voted two
mills extra increase Of salaries This will enable the Board to
offer salary sufficient bring the most capable teachers into the
district.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23

Astoria's next-door neighbor in the
municipal line is the snug little city
OF Warrenton, situated on the south
shore of the harbor and at the point
where Young's Bay mingles its food
with that of the Columbia; clean
bright, well-maintained civic corpora
ton, with $50 live people and plenty
of business.
Its communal affairs are in the ca
pable hands OF Mayor V. H. Coffey,
who is ambitiously at work to enlarge
the sphere of Warrenton's CONNER
cial operations and to keep her in
the forefront of expansion generally
as it applies TO the mouth OF the Co
lumbia River. In this he is con-
scientiously seconded at all times by
his common council, made up OF the
following leading business men OF
that place, Messrs. E. S. Mcllroy, w.
c. Hardie, George Moore, George
Warren and Frank Kelly, each and
all heavily interested there in busi-
ness of various sorts. The city at its
last accounting was without debt OF
any kind and had balance OF 5000 in
its treasury. The departmental Off
GERS are: w. c. Stanton, police
Judge; E. Erickson, police chief;
]. E. Higgins, treasurer; J, A..
Eakin, city attorney, and DR.. c. F..
Linton, city physician.
There is an excellent school OF the
sixth grade, with 90 children in con-
slant attendance through the school
year, with Prot. J. T. Lee serving as
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-23
School System of Clatsop
County Up to Full Standard.

Under the splendid system Of public education foerd by the
State Of Oregon Csop and the City Of Astoria are most
thoroughly amply equipped and each maintains the best and
largest facilities possible in this behalf The county OF Clatsop is
particularly fortunate having perfected fine group Of schools in
all the Businesses her rugged mountainous domain and again
steady and vmnou made to the CALL by
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
A, AND NJ. ooLLuor PROPOSALS..

NY authority OF the Hoard Of nlfec.
tors bids viii be received Ia their
rooms IN the MoHH.llall at nine o'clock
Wednesday June l0th, for supplying
the McHa.llnl with beef for the nea,
sion OF lp0S.p, BIDS viii DO received
for the entire beef carcass lehH the
liver aud one.half the neck Tho mint
mum weight for Il dressed carcass TO
be- ah0 pounds No atngr or hullH TO
ho slaughtered, AlHo for choice cuts
of beef that have been inspected nnl
approved by a United states Govern
ment Inspector Grass red beef from
the opening " the session IN aentem,
her TO the first of January Corn fed
beef from January frat 10 close OF
the session In juno, The right IN re-
served by the College 10 furnish sub
ioct 10 contract price such heeveh ~
II may have on hand from the College
herd, Bids viii also be received for
furnishing pork during the above Heh
SION with the same reservation for
the College 10 furnish hogs that they
may have on hand at the contract
price A certified check for $500 must
accompany each bid A bond OF auf'
nclent amount viii be- required OF tho
HuccennIul bidder 10 compel faithful
compliance with the contract Tho
ilpht In reserved 20 reject any or all
bids,
l., H. Molnnla,
II, n, Harrington,
June 10, Il aud w. Committee,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
PUBLIC AND THE NAVY.
Rear Admiral Thomas Thinks
Citizens Should Know
ABOUT VESSELS OF WAR.
Says There Are Technical Matters Of
Such Character a. 10 Neeessiiate the
uimos, Secrecy, but Country Il Not
Interested In Them.

Ban Diego, Call April 7.--lnforma.
tlon from Magdalona bay In that Rear
Admiral Thomas, temporarily IN com.
mand OF the Atlantic fleet since the
departure OF Admiral Evans, In buslly
engaged IN getting the multltudnous
affairs OF tho fleet In hand
u shall not remove permanently 20
The Connecticut" said Admiral Thorn.
~. II will take with mo only what I
require FOR few weeks, maintaining
my quarters on the Minnesota IN case
] should Wish 10 come back 10 them,
1T N Admiral Evans intention 10
roioln the fleet m soon m he In able
10 do no."
Admiral Thomas made n rather uns
usual pronouncoment regarding pub.
llclty affecting the fleet. "lt has MI.
ways been my belief" he said, that
the public In entitled 20 know every.
thing concerning the navy that In con,
slstent With lte welfare. There ARE. Of
course, many matters OF a technical
nature which must be kent secret
from foreign powers, but these are
usually OF q kind IN which the country
VIII not be interested particularly any.
way.
1T In the peoples navy. This n
the peoples fleet, There IN no reason
why We should conceal from them
what We are doing 40 long NJ essential
naval secrets are kept intact, think
u would be. better for people of the
United Statcs and better for the navy
II they know each other more Init.
matcly II shall welcome any effort
to ocQuolnt the public more thorough.
~ With thla fleet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Favorable Report.

Washington, April THE house
rivers aud harhors committee has re-.
ported fayorObly the concurrent repo
lutlon authorizing the Investigation
and report ON proposed extensions oi
hRrbor and channel improvements NJ
Galveston, Texas city aud nollyer
This report IL In substance the aame
M the concurrent resolution recently
pagaod In the senate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08

Washington, April N Mark H. IN.
via OF shelby, o., has been appointed
special agent OF the department Of
commerce nnd labor 10 investigate
markets abroad with special reference
10 export of American wheat aud flour
The appointment was made upon the
recommendation of the Mlllcrs Ma
tlonal federation, Mr. Davis viii short
IN sail for Europe,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08

A. AND NJ. COLLEGE PROPOSALS..

bids viii be received NJ the once VI
the President NJ to I o'clock Aprll
goth for 400 cords OF good merchant
able wood IN minimum of $50 oorda,
1860 cords 10 be- delivered along the
side OF the l. " q, n, Railroad spur
~ designated by the President OF the
College. 900 cords 20 be delivered az
tho Meas.llalL Grade OF the wood aud
cordlng subject 20 approval by the
President Of the College Three'ilftha
of the whole amount OF each contract
OF wood 10 be- delivered by January I,
zoos, the remainder m called for by
the President of the College A Ger,
titled check for one sixth the value OF
each hid must accompany such bid,
A bond OF sufficient amount viii be re'
Qulred of the HucCeaalul bidder 10 com
pol faithful compliance with the con-
tnci The right Va reserved 10 10.
icct any and all bids,
10 h. Mclnnls,
IT, II, Harrington,
CApNl 20 Il and W Committee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Emma ooIdman petaIned.

81 Paul April 7,--An express mep.
eongor on the see Line arriving here
from the international border reports
United states immigration inspectors
detained Emma Goldman at Noysc on
International boundary line Ns eho waa
returning TO the United states from
Winnipeg,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
gxplRss EATING.
O, n. Reed Was al supper Table When
Grim Reaper Took Him,

Sherman, Tex, Aprll ia, H. Reed,
sixty years OF age, n SOAP peddler,
who came here from Gainesville two
weeks ago, dropped dead NJ boarding
house while eating supper le claim
cd 10 be n native ~ Nav York city,
having a brother there,
J G, Williams, n pinooer oltlgen Of
sherman, died here lle was for many
yenfH deputy county clerk anu after
ward head bookkeeper IN the city
hank lie In survived by hia widow
and daughter lie was large realty
owner both IN the city aud county
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Elaln putter sales.

Elsln, Ill.,, April 7,--Dutter sales past
week were Ate,00O pounds,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
pEsPuRAposs ESCAPE.
Break Jail and Country Secured by
Armed Men.

Armed Men,
Gulfport, Miss, April 7,--All the aur,
rounding country for miles was ecour,
ed by armed men searching for u lot
OF negro desperadoes who escaped
from the county lOl here Tuesday
morning Among the escaped prIson.
era are several charged with murder
aud others convicted OF manslnuphter,
burglary and various other crimes.
Eight prisoners In all escaped, and up
20 noon Tuesday only ono had been
cnrtured--"Prlnco Alfred n negro
who IL insane and who being held In
jail pending hla transfer 10 the asylum.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
PERSISTENCE VIVA.
II 10 Reported No Further Objections
VIII he Made 10 Marrlaue,

New York, April 7-lt IN reported
an agreement hosNbeen reached among
the relatives Of Nine Gould 10 Inter-
pose no further objections TO here on.
easement 10 Prince dc sagan, The
Fortunately OF the prince and Insist.
nncc Of Mmo, Gould upon her right 10
decide for herself are said to have
broken down the opposition to the on.
gagomont 40 all except George Gould
has consented TO H. The latter In tho
custodian OF hls sisters property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Houston and TEXAS Central Railway
Holds Annual election,

Holds Annual election.
Houston. April THE Houston and
Texas Central halfway company cleo.
ton resulted ~ followH
Directors a. 4, Loyeit, New YORK;
W. ~ Cleveland, W n Chew, Howard
w. Smith, \, n Carter, lease H. Jones',
~, H. Parker, Thornwell Fay and Gus
l,adetgh, All reside here except Mr.,
isoyetL
The directors elected the following
officers President Il, \, Loyett yloe
president, rhofnwell Fay secretary
q, G, Barry treasurer W. VI, Field,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
HebatIno eonyio,ion,

New York, April 7=The Great
Northern Railway company was CON
vloted Of granting rebates 20 the
American Sugar i,eflnlng company by
jury IN the United States circuit
court The penalty viii be imposed
by Judge Holt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Ton countIen GO Dry.

Detroit Mlcho April Further re-
turns from the local option vote In
Oakland county Indicate the county
went dry" by from 7b 10 lb0 majority,
making a total OF ten out OF fourteen
counties which the prohlbltlonlsts car.
rlcd In Mondays election,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-08
Adveran 20 parry.

Washington April O,-The supreme
court OF the United states decided tho
case OF peadeH VA, the city Of Perry,
Okla, involving n debt OF $4,000 from
the city 10 lleadleH, against the city,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-26
THE ATTENDANCE
WILL Be LARGE
MANY KNIGHTS TO co To GRAND
LODGE MEETING IN
SAVANNAH.

judging from the letters being re-
cei5ed III Savannah BY Grand Keeper
II Records and Seal William Il. Leo
pold the attendance al the knights
of Pythias Grand Lodge ID savannah,
in May viii be larger than at any
Grand Lodge convention in years.
Mr. Leopold IS receiving requests
for Information daily from lodges
throughout the state and the writer's
assure him the knights will attend
the convention ia mn force. Letters
were rec iHed from Atlanta. LAGRANGE.
Gainesville aad Commerce, and the
secretay Of each lodge said the inter
est in the convention was greater taan
ever before.
Most Of the inquiries so far have
come from Eor'h Georgia, winch
naans a great deal fer the attend
ance. as the South Georgia lodges ave
expected 20 send fuli citations.
Mr. Leopold believes. FROM the iuqnir-
les he has received Tie attendance
win be wel1 into he thousands and
th session VIII De one OF me LARGEST
ana most important eyer held
Fold PRS % the convention are now
being prepared by Mr. Leopold and he
expects to mail them over he STATE
within two Or three days The folders
show what the MOTEL accommodations
win be. shat hotel rates VIII be eiv-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-26
is Your Blood and Stom-
ach Out of Order?
IF SC READ THIS.

The experience Of Mrs F. E. Ritter. az
Dallas, Texas with cur medicines is best told
by herself in letter written on Jaiy s 1854
sonal experience that Seven Banks and Globe
Sis are we very best medicines on earth
!or Blood and Stomach troubles. ! am IN
better health than ! ever was IT my lie Yen
are az liberty to publish my opinion If yorr
medicines, | hope that Gods blessing viii
follow you through hien
We don't know Mrs. Ritter. but we
do know that Seven Barks has cured
q good many people who suffered with
disordered stomachs. We know, too.
that 1t IS a purely vegetable remedy,
and people say it is easy snd pleasant
to take. The doses are small. Seven
Barks has been made and sold for x
years, and il II wasn't a sure cure Tor
stomach troubles. the company back of
II wouldn't refund the money If It fall
ed to cure. But you don't know the
company. you say; all right, you know
us. Deposit so cents with US and take
a bottle OF Seven Barks home and try
It. II i doesn't do all that is claimed.
bring the empty or partly used bottle
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only one way to be cured and that is
TO try it, and We don't know OF any
fairer way to get you to make the
trial Do your
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-26
Ever Troubled With Rheu-
matism In Your Feet f?

Under date Of June 80 1909, this letter was
received from Ed. w: R. Suoder, Pastor
First Baptist Church, Casey, Ill: MY wife
was soTely afflicted with Rheumatism in the
feet. / tried doctors and many remedies, but
she got no better. wrote you for bottle
Of Seven Banks, which proved a great bless
ing 20 her
How some women do suffer with
their feet They can't hardly stand
on them, let alone walk, when Rheu-
matism gets a good hold. We've had
them tell US just how they've suffered
and asked Us il we knew Of a good,
honest remedy We always recon-
mend Seven Barks-don't know Of
anything better. II costs but 90 cents
a bottle, and when il fails, return the
empty or partly used bottle and wen
return your money Seven Banks is
q great remedy for Stomach troubles.
but its good for many other ailments,
too. > Try It and see.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-26
MEMORIAL DAY
TO Be OBSERVED
INTERESTING EXERCISES TO
TAKE PLACE HERE TomoR-
ROW AFTERNOON.

Memorial Day will be appropriate
" observed tomorrow afternoon in
this city. The excuses viii take place
at the Grand Opera House. The adj
dress will be delivered by Rev ]. E.
Summons. of the First Baptist church.
Major F. A. Dunn, marshal Of the day,
has issued the following:
At the request Of the Ladies Memo
rial Association, have been appoint
ed marshal Ct the day, for the ser
vices to be held on Monday after.
noon, April q. 1908, Memorial day.
! therefore assume charge Of the pc
rade
The parade viii be formed in iron.
Of the city han at ,. NJ, sharp.
The march viii be from there to the
Grand opera house, where the exer-
e'ses Will take place at 2;3a At the
completion Of the program he parade
will be reformed in front Of the O2Ie-
thorpe hotel and the march viii be
south on Newcastle street to and
around the park, back on Newcaa.I e
10 Mansfield and ont 10 the cemetery
where the graves viii be decorated.
salutes fred and taps sounded. The
parade win then be dismissed.
The following staff appointments
are her by announced: adjutant.
.. S. Atkinson: quartefmaster. ]. r.
Morton, Jr sergeantmaj0r. !. n.
Doerdinger Jr., buclar. musician
Ludwig Newman; aides r. q Dart.
Col May Isaac. w T.. Harwen. Can
tain J. P Toomey. Mr. IT. p du Big
non. These officers VIII report 70 me
promptly At 2:30 Fl front 81 the city
hall IN Uniform and mounted.
The following Is tie order Of The
formation:
Mounted Police.
Marshal and stan.
Atlantic Band.
Brunswick Rihemen as honorary rs.
cort.
Confederate Veterans.
Uniform Rank x. Of p. Ne.
Junior Riaemen
School children.
Ladies Memorial Association ". n
speakers and Daughters Of Coufeder.
acy in carriages.
Mayor and Aldelmen "a carriages.
Fire Department
1na commanders of IRE different
organizations WIN see that the above
order g complied @'th promptly IS
hat The formation win net Be delayed.
Ry oa 81
,s
Frank A. Dunn.
Marshal Of theDav.
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Frank A. Dunn.
Marshal q thenav

a good grade, an wool blue serge
pant pants SIDE buckles and back STRAPS
yq.oo value they must 80 at So % ~
Sig LeEison, S0s3O9 Bay street
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making haste slowly" --oharactetizes
our method Of compromising physi
clans prescriptions. We are nc, iag
CARDS, but caution is cur first sriu
cipie, SO that our customers viii Be
helped. not Kindred IA tie cure Of
their maladies. Purity and neatness
might with truth be printed on om
LABELS. Safe place for .~eur doctors
orders.
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PREPARED INSTANTLY. Simply add boil
ing water, cool and serve. Jec. per package AZ
aii arocers fisvors. Refuse uii substitutes,
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TIE ATLANTA PHARMACY.
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