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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22

Although we had narrow escape
oursclf from training with tho red
heads and therefore have n fellow feel
Ing for them, II Is not on that account
that we would 90 In for bringing 5000
Into tho territory at once. A red head
I'd man ~ on the hump and hustle, lie
In never quiet He is always plan
ming. Something has got to happen
every day in the week. II we had
1000 or 5000 with US, Arizona would
be one OF the United States within
year or on her way to that country Of
flame and birthstone. Promise 'cm
anything OH earth 10 get 'em here and
then lasso every man and tie him up
to something that will hold him Blue
Hin Howlcf.
Arizona would have still been an IN.
dian hunting ground but for rcd head.
cd mon. What We want is 10000
more Of them. The editor OF this pa
per Is personally acquainted with no
less than c"2n red headed men, and, |
while they haven't made any Of the |
rivers run upstream, they have kept
the American eagle shrieking for tween. |
ty-four hours n day. What's the mat |
tor with promising every one who win |
settle here bucking broncho i--Wolf
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
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Come and Go Gossip.


Miss T. W. Merseheim has returned from
her eastern trip.
Miss Matte Mass Of Dundee is visiting
friends in Lincoln.
Miss Elmira westerfieid is spending two
weeks in Sallna. Kan.
Miss Alice Fawcett has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
Miss Lillian Fitch has returned from
New York City and other eastern points.
Mrs. Reid w. Talmage has returned
from an extended visit in Boston and New
York.
Mr.. William Sholen. Mr.. Adolf Brown and
Mr.. H.. Newman left Friday for
Paris, Ill.
Mr.. julius V. Newman is visiting his
cousin. Mr.. Henry Untermeyer in New
York City.
Miss Mary Alice Rogers will not re-
turn from the east until the first part
of October.
Mr., Jack Baum and Mr.. Richard coad
arc spending a few weeks on a bear hunt
In Wyoming.
Miss Catherine Rowley and Miss Ann
Rowley are spending a month at the lakes
Of Minnesota.
Mrs. Florence Voss and son are home
from Dome Lake, Wyo., where they have
spent six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Gaines and son.
Francis, returned the first OF the week
from Piney Inn. Spory. wyo.
Mr.. ID. c. stapleton Of Quito. Ecuador,
who was the guest Of Mr.. Harry o'Neill.
left Thursday for his home.
Miss Bertha Mann and Mrs. Frederick
Mann Of Kankakee. ILL.,, are the guests OF
Or and Mrs. G.. II. Bicknell
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ophella Hayden. returned home this week
from a six weeks trip abroad.
Miss Rogers of Springfield H., who las
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. FixlCy.
will leave this week for her home.
Mrs. William Cranmer Of Denver. cllo..
Is expected the latter part OF September
to visit her mother, Mrs. b. b. Wood.
Miss Dorothy Phillips, Miss Potts and
Mr., Potts of Albion. Neb., are guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. A, +. Gillett Of Dundee.
Mr.. W. H., Bucholz and Mr.. Charles
Brown nave returned from a ten days
trip on horseback in Wyoming and Col
orado.
Miss Dorette Levy will leave Sunday for
New York City. where she will spend a
few weeks before returning to Smith
College,
Mr., and Mrs, e, A. Cudahy and fam
ily will return from their summer home
on Mackinac island about the middle OF
September.
Mr.. Arthur p. Guiou, Mr.. Guy l. Smith
and Captain Bucham left last week for
a stay OF ten days at Syracuse. New York
City and Boston.
Mrs. Charles f. Ady and children re-
turned Friday from a seven weeks outing
In Wisconsin, accompanied by Mrs. Robb,
Mrs, Ady's mother.
Frank w. Robinson, Mrs. Robinson and
Miss Robinson arrived In Omaha from
Chicago saturday for a short visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Rees and Mites Henrietta
Rees' who have been visiting relatives n,
nlion, n. r., will leave soon for Boston,
returning home In about two weeks.
Rabbi Bernstein end sister, Rose, have
returned from a four weeks visit TO Man
itou and Colorado points. Rabbi Bernstein
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. T. c. HannU, pastor Of the Wayland
Memorial Baptist church. Philadelphia. was
an architect before he entered the ministry,
and he has drawn plans for a new church
building which have been accepted by the
board.
The Lutheran Chursh Of the Ascension at
sayannah siyes a pin for each Two months ont IS,
solid gold being the reward for a year s
regular attendance. and nearly 100 children
will he thus rewarded May IL.
General Booth, commander OF the Salva
tion Army, is suffering from cataracts on
both eyes. The general has not yet taken
TO wearing glasses, as he can see better
but large type and he has to hold that
close TO his eyes.
one Of the oldest colored churches In the
terlan OF Macon, Ca, which is just building
its third house of worship since II was
founded in 1883 by the First church, a white
organization that believed II was time to
do something for the slaves.
c. V. Hibard Of Wisconsin,. one OF the mis-
sionary workers with the japanese army
during the wal with Russia, recently told
turning his missionary tent into a barber
shop and so won the regard Of the Japs
that they became Christians.
The Homiletic Review publishes the
names Of TWEEN. y-nve clergymen designated
by a straw vote as the foremost preachers
Of the American pulpit today Seven Of
Gordon, GLADDEN. and Jefferson-are Con-
eregationalists, but three OF the seven
learned 10 preach among the MethOdists.
Rev. DIR. ]. Leonard Levy of Pittsburg,
with a view 10 making mis- church attractive
to the yourg people, has arranged a lee
ture course Tor which the following lee
lures have already been secured; Governor
Johnson Of Minnesota. Maud Ballinston
Booth, Senator TaylCr OF Tennessee, Ell
bert Hubbard, Senator Dolliver and General
o. o. Howard. DR.. Steiner, who spent con-
siderable time with Count Tolstoi lately,
will also deliver a lecture there. Among
those Wrom DR.. Levy hopes to secure are
William r. Jerome OF New York. Booker
7. Washington. john Wanamaker and
Sneaker Cannon
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

and cards with hand painted heads marked
the places for: Miss Marion Carpenter.
Miss Elizabeth Hamling. Miss Elizabeth
Anderson. Miss Mildred Foster, Miss Ruth
Curry, Miss Nell Carpenter, Miss Myrtle
Busk. Mr.. Isaac Carpenter jr.. Mr.. Harry
Carpenter. Mr.. Roilin Andrews, Mr.. Car
roll Belden. Mr.. Carl Newport, Mr.. Ed
gsr zabriskie. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Busk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald and Miss
jeanette Mcdonald entertained compl-
mentary to Miss Margaret Read OF New
York City and Miss Agnes McAuslsnd or
Miles City. Mont. The other guests were
Mrs. w. II. Hsnchett OF Lake Villa. ILL.,:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. organ. Mrs. Henry
T. Coe, Mrs. c. r. Harrison. Miss Mary
Fitch and Miss Neva Turner
Rfr. and Mrs. 8. r. Rush entertained as
their guests: Judge and Mrs. Munger,
Judge and Mrs. Ben Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Euclid Martin and Mrs. w. u. Pindell.
Dining with DR.. and Mrs. A. p. somers
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w, L. Norman. Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Wohrford. Mrs. M. r.
Morsch and Miss Agnes Somers.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Haney
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Royce and Mrs. II. y. Kennard
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Adams
Saturday evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. {.
II. walrath, Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Sherwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Van Nostrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. TowIe entertained
for Mr.. J. w. Dorr,ngton Of Yuma, Ariz
Covers we're laid for Miss Everts, the little
Misses Marion and Naomi TOwie. MIR. Dor
rington and Mr.. and Mrs. Towle.
DR.. and Mrs. g.. II. Bicknell entertained
as their dinner guests: Or. and Mrs. James
Patton. Miss winifred wilcox. Miss Ella
McManus. Miss Bertha Mann and Mrs.
Frederick Mann of Kankakee, Ill; Miss
Helen Bicknell, DR.. Colfsx. DR.. Potts and
Mr.. Jack WEIGH.
Mr.. Samuel Rees, jr., entertained at din
ner at the club. his guests being Miss Nell
Gould. Miss Ruth Harding. Miss Carolyn
Harding. Mr.. Jesse Rogers and Mr.. Mac
Harding.
Mr.. Frank p. Kennard entertained the
of the Board of Education and
covers were laid for fifteen. Other dinner
were given by Colonel s. S. Curtis,
who had covers for five; MIR. c. 8. Hay
ward, five; Mr.. r. w. Breckenridge, four;
c. o.. Talmage, four: Mr.. w. L.
shaeffer, six; Mr.. T.. L. Combs. four; Miss
Jessop, three; Judge Kennedy, three; Mr..
w. P. Conklin, five; Mr.. A. T. Creigh.
two; Mr.. w. II. Gerhart, eight; and a
Of tennis and golf players.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

The dinner list at Happy Hollow satur-
day evening was one OF the largest OF the
season. II was noticeably so, considering
that Il was not a special night. A number
OF large dinner parties were given. Mr..
and Mrs. r. G, Peters entertained one
OF them in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. S. II.
somers of West Point, Neb. Their guests
were seated at the round table and in
eluded; Mr.. and Mrs. somegs, Mr.. and
Mrs, William Rainholt. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
/. Guckert. Mr.. and Mrs, r.. F, Kloke.
Mrs. Davis OF Seattle, Wash, Mr.. and
Mrs. J, l.. Baker, Miss Fitch, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert Dempster, Miss Elizabeth
Allen. Mr., and Mrs. c. c.. Trimble, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Benson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
". L.. selby.
Miss Myrtle Busk was hostess at another
II the large parties. Her table had a
dainty decoration Of pink garden flowers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
At the county Club.

Mr.. Harry Kelley entertained the largest
dinner party Saturday evening at the
Country club, covers being laid for eighteen
guests. Mr.. Frank Keogh entertained
seven guests. Miss Cornell, four: Mr.. w. G..
Preston, four.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Yates entertained
ut dinner complimentary to Miss Harper
Of Chicago, niece OF Mr. and Mrs. r. M.
Morsman. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Lewis entertained
at dinner Saturday evening IN honor of
Mss Rogers of Springfield, ILL.,, who has
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. w. A. P.xley
for a few weeks. Covers were laid for
Miss Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pixley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Court, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. AFTER, Mr.. John Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis.
Dining at one table were Miss Louise Peck,
Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Miss Sue Brown,
Mr.. Barton Millard. Mr.. Elmer Redick, Mr..
John Redlck and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Redick.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
AZ the Field Climb.

TIL largest dinner party at the Field
club Saturday evening was given by Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. letters. At their table
covers we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Hemphill. DIR. and Mrs. Henry Lemere,
DR.. and Mrs. b. W.. Christie. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Wood
land, Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Boyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel Wright, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. N. f.
Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Fetters.
Mr.. J. K. Buckingham gave a dinner OF
four covers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Myers entertained
eight guests at dinner, Mrs. Poterfield,
four.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
Prospective PIeaaures.

The Junior Bridge club will be entertained
this week by Mrs. George Redick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. T. Belt will enter
tain at dinner at Happy Hollow, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. L. E. Stewart will be hostess at
a luncheon of twelve covers at Happy Hol-
low, Tuesday.
A tennis tournament for members Of the
Happy Hollow club will be held this week,
beginning Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Leslie Dick will entertain the
members of the Monday club, Wednesday
evening, at his cottage in Bungalow City,
Cut Off lake.
Miss Anna Coad will entertain at supper
Sunday evening, at the Field club for Miss
Lucy Jones Of Washington, D.. c., who is
the guest Of Miss Lucille Hayden. Covers
will be laid for twelve guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

intends visiting with his parents for a few
days before returning TO hts charge at
st. Joseph. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar p. Goodman and
daughter have returned from Lake okoboji,
where they were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Grimmel at their cottage.
Mrs. Charles ogden has returned rom
Pryor Lake. MINI. and will leave soon for
Kansas City. where she win spend the
winter with her brother. Mr.. Charles Pratt.
Mr.. Harry Pollard. Mr.. Edward o'Brien.
Mr.. Philip Frederick. Mr.. Willard Durkee.
Mr.. Arthur Storz and Mr.. Frank n. Hoel
are attending the Phi lambda Epsilon
c~onclave in ST. Joseph. Mo.
Mrs. B. Thomas of Kansas City. who has
been visiting her parents for a month, re-
turned home during the week. accompanied
by Miss Lottie wooley. who will remain
two weeks in the city on the Kaw
DR.. H.. H.. Keim has returned from an
extended visit In the east. He was accom-
panied home by his mother, Mrs. II. Klein.
and sister. Miss Mary Keim. of Harrisburg.
Pa. who will remain until after the fap
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mcdowell. Miss Maud
A. Mcdowell. with maid and valet, and
Miss Maria Haines and DR.. Walthers
Rahle, all of Philadelphia, spent Saturday
in Omaha enroute to their hon from a
tour around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Korn have re-
turned from Yellowstone Park and are Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Levy. Mr.. Korn returns to New York
City Sunday. Mrs. Korn will extend her
stay for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pearce have re-
turned from a three weeks trip through
Yellowstone National Park and a visit to
Glenwood Springs. Colorado Springs and
Denver. Mrs. Pearce's sister. Mrs. F. c.
EIlwell, Of Minneapolis. is spending a few
days here.
Mr.. P. r. Her and Captain and Mrs. r.
L. Hamilton and small daughter. Lee lam
ilton. will move aoon to the house just
south Of the Her home, which Mr.. Her has
recently purchased. The house is now being
remodeled and repaired and they will move
as soon as 1t is finished.
Miss Bella Robinson and Mrs. Robinson
ave returned from a fifteen months
stay in Europe, most OF their time being
spent in Vienna, where Miss Robinson
has been studying under the supervis-
ion Of Leschetizky. For the past six weeks
they have been travelling. spending some
time in London and Paris.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
Authorities Dehed.

Mr.. Collins has been at war with the
education authorities over the education
Of his own eight children. The law Of
England says that every child must go to
school II a child does not attend the pub
lie schools the school attendance officer
calls to find out why. and II the parent
can satisfy him that the child is being
sufficiently educated elsewhere all Is well.
II not the parent is to appear
before a magistrate and II he cannot sat
isfy the magistrate he is fined, and II the
offense continues he is fined again as
often as the attendance officer finds time
to summon him.
Collins has been fined many times for
not sending his four older children to
school. The British magistrate Is impatient
Of new ideas and when he learned that
Mr.. Collins idea of education was to al
low his children to grow up as plants and
flowers grow, he became impatient and re-
fused TO listen to more. Collins insisted,
however, and he has just succeeded in
forcing the unwilling admission from the
magistrate that his children were far In
advance of the public school children Of
the same age. The sequel to this decision
is the opening of the Collins school, where
he will teach children on the same lines
that he has taught his own.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
SOCIETY RETURNING HOME
Summer Pilgrims Come Back from
Vacations Spent in Many Chimes.
SCHOOL SET WILL SOON DEPART
Busy Weeks Ahead, as Autumn win
Bring some % the Meat Con-
sDicuous Functions of
the Year.
Laura.

Laura.
] never shall forget that doleful day
When Laura. whom / love. alas too well
With whom 1 hoped forevermOre 20 dwell.
Said we must part. and went upon he.
way,
And though l wept and walled. she said
me nay;
Since then my grief no thought on earth
could quell,
For / indeed had fallen meath q spell
The spell OF Love, the Love that lasts
for aye!
An, never was a life 80 long as mine.
And never has a soul so longed ana
yearnedl
II surely could not be twas Fate's design
That such a love as my love should be
Epurned-
Man surely was not meant to plead and
Pine
The Bengdick.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
weddings and engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Lessel announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Corinne,
TO Mr.. Earl e. Edgecomb.
The wedding of Miss Edith Fisher to Mr..
William Querfurth of Denver. Colo, will
take place Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents in Dundee.
Mrs. Florence e. Judson of Council Bluffs
announces the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Phoebe Helen. to Mr.. ROLAND James
Bonnet of Chicago, the wedding to take
place the last of September.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elisha B. Bells have an
pounced the engagement of their daughter
Miss Nealie Conner Bells to Mr.. William
Wallis Frankfurt, the wedding to take place
the middle of September. Miss Bells is a
granddaughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs,
John Withheld OF Omaha.
Cards have been received in Omaha an
nouncing the marriage of Major Wilson
Chase of the Twenty-first infantry to Mrs.
Lillian Rice Brigham Of Peoria, daughter
of Colonel James Rice, which took place
August 10. Major Chase was formerly sta
toned at Fort Crook and was also com
mandan at the University of Nebraska.
They will live at Fort slocumb, N. Y, where
Major Chase is now stationed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
Pleasures Past,

Mrs. Henry T. Coe gave an Informal af-
t~ernoon, Saturday, complimentary to Miss
Margaret Reed of New York City who has
been spending some time in Old Mexico
and who leaves his week for her home.
Miss Russell McKelvey Will entertain
Wednesday complimentary to Miss Tress
Robbins, who leaves soon to enter ST.
GATHERINGS school. in Minneapolis. and for
Miss Staples, who will attend the univer-
slty at Lincoln this year.
Mrs. George Rogers will be hostess
Wednesday afternoon at the first Of a
series Of card parties to be given by the
Ladies' auxiliary of the 7. P. A. society.
The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. T.
w. Cox and Mrs. ]. D.. Redfield.
MI. and Mrs. c. Y. Smith gave a prettily
appointed dinner Saturday evening at their
home on Fortieth and Harvey streets, COM
pllmentary, to Mrs. Louis c. Nash. who re-
turned this week from the Massachusetts
coast where she spent the summer. An at
tractive decoration OF pink roses was used
for the table and covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Louis c. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
s. Westbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T..
Swobe and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y. Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
Collins well Educated.

Collins is a graduate Of the University
Of London Of the sorbonne in Paris, and
Of Heidelberg university in Germany. He
has been a tutor in high class educational
institutions for years and he has prepared
students for university examinations From
this It will be seen that he has no preju-
dice against the ordinary learning. All that
he contends is that the average child is
stunted and weakened by being compelled
to tax its brain and body by beginning Its
formal education too early. =
IL do not believe in beginning to learn
the formal things too early said Mr..
Collins to me today. Children should be
encouraged to ask questions. to learn rather
than to be taught. My eldest boy could
not read a line until he was 9 years old.
Then he learned the alphabet In a week
and he learned 1t without any difficulty.
He just asked his mother or me what
the letters were and in & week he was
reading for his own pleasure. Before that,
Of course, we had read to him poetry,
s~hakespeare's plays and many other things
which were suitable to his understanding.
Since then he has read all Of Shakespeare,
several of the English poets and a great
deal Of the finest English literature"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

There is a member Of the faculty of
George Washington university who, 10 use
the word Of a colleague. lis as rotund
physically as he is profound metaphy-
sically."
One day the professor CHANGED TO come
upon his children. Of which he has. a
number, ell Of whom were, TO his aston
isllmtnt. engaged in an earnest discussion
OF the meaning Of the word absolute -
Dad" queried one Of the youngsters.
'can a man be absolutely good?"
NO" replied the father.
Dad" put in another ~youngster. "ean a
man be absolutely bad2"
mo"
Papa" ventured the third child. a girl,
''can a man be absolutely fat?'
Whereupon father fled lncontinently.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
NEW WAY TO TEACH YOUNG
Edwin Collins Wins Fight with
London County Council.
EDUCATION FROM ASSIMILATION
I~nstructOr's children Taught Along
Theae Lines Ahead Of Public
school Pupils Of the
same Age.

LONDON, Aug. 2a-Cspecial)-There Is a
man in London who has beaten the London
County Council Educational committee
after a fight lasting several years. He has
compelled the courts to admit that his
system Of education. which the education
authorities say is all wrong. is all right,
and In a few weeks he Is going to open a
high class school within thirty miles Of
London where bis theories will be put
into practice. The mar Is Edwin Collins,
a university man. a writer and a teacher
who does not believe in teaching at all
that Is, in the ordinary scceptation Of the
word teaching" His motto is that child
rem should be taught little and should
learn much His theory and practice are
that no child should be asked to undertake
formal lessons until It is . or 10 years old
and that until Il reaches that age II should
be allowed to run practically wild and
assimilate knowledge as a flower gathers
its sweetness from the sunshine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

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MY bow said Popley. 1T should be
your ambition to carve your name some
day upon the temple OF fame"
Say. pop replied the boy, that re-
minds me; you amt never gev me that
~jackknife you promised me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

Little Miss Margaret is nothing IL not
literal. To her a well known sound upon
her err, a simple sound Is unto her, and
It means nothing mere. Consequently
when she was asked in a store WHITTIER
she and a small friend had been taken
for a treat, "WHl you have a chocolate
sundae?" Miss Margaret replied with de-
cided emphasis:
Nom: III have II now"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
PRArrLE OF THE YOUNGSTERS.

Spectator lat roller skating rink)-Llttle
boy, do you know who that handsome
young woman is that skated past US just
now?
Urchir-Yes, sir; that's my big sister.
She's the whole smear, amt she?