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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-06

SEALED bids win be received at the office OF
the secretary OF the regents, University OF
california. Berkeley. before 80 d. m
october J., I30s. for the marble and terazz0
work for the library the university
campus at Berkeley, as per plans and speci-
fcafions on hle at said Office
Separate bids are invited also Tor the plumb
ing Tor the new library
Separafe bids are invited also for certain car
nentiy work on the presidents house
10 bids viii be received unless accompanied
bv q certified check OF bond in favor OF the
undersigned equal TO 10 per cent OF the bid to
assure execution Of contract by successful bid
der The right to reject any or all bids IS re-
served.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Monday. October s. 1908:
Edward J. Doherty, 2s 5000 Octavia ST., and
Della NJ Murphy. %. 2146 Larkin st.
Harrison H. Keene. 81 and Claribel Turpin,
is, both of San Francisco
William g. Hardy, II. 4042 Eighteenth St,
and Alice Kf1ey, Is, 1920 Church st.
Paul Kenske, Al. and Freida Martens, 43,
both of 1920 Kansas st.
Alwyn Murray 20. 1905 Stockton ST.. and
Bertha L. Biermann, IT. San Francisco.
Samuel Murray. 2S. 90S Guerrero St. and
Rose Felchlin, %. 316 Scott st.
Thomas f. Naughton, 81. 1915 Noe St, and
Harriet NJ. Forster, Is, 1908 Noe ST.
John NJ. Malloy. %. and Mary E.. Hurley,
20, both of 1856 Haight ST.
Henry r. Huntsman. 81, 362 Grove St, and
Mary L. McIver. %. 713 Eizabeth St
Charles Rodenback % 1915 Ninth ave, and
Anna Warringholz. 20, 2S45 California ST.
Charles A. MeNefT. 40. and Janet McDonough.
IS. both of Tiburon.
both OF Oakland.
Thomas ventola, "a, and Edith Mcclure, Is
both of 1924 OFarren st.
Francis Beran Jr.. 81, 1852 Pacific ST., and
Jennie vasquez, IS, 755 Union ST.
Pedro Proeissi. 90. Lincoln, and Adele de
Puccio, 80, 2SS1 Sixteenth st.
Edward Myers. 80. 1929 Post St, and Lulu
H. Grothman "a, 1921 Sixth
Onofrio Lococo, 81. 2156 Mason ST., and An
geina Bilogna IS $50 Chestnut ST.
Alfred l.. Hughes. 81, Coalinga. and Helen
NJ. Barrere, is, 1884 Waller ST.
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ARrILLERY IN DRILL

The coast artillery, now in camp at
the Presidio. went through the regu-
lation formation of battle command
drills in the morning yesterday, and in
the afternoon the extended order drill.
Colonel Lundeen was in charge OF the
maneuyers.
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OAKLAND. Oct 5.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frederick r. Thomas, %. and Ruby L. Paul.
IS. both OF Crockett
Manuel Vierra. 21 Hayward and Rosie
Thomas Is. San Lorenzo.
Charles H. Jannin. "a. Oakland, and Erwina
D. Smith. 30 Berkeley.
Julius j. Pawlas, 2S and Melissa B. Kilmer.
16. both of Santa Rosa.
Emil A. Ferrari, rs. and Gladys Truax, is.
both of Oakland.
Frank $, Brown, 40, and George Lambert. 2s.
both of Frtitvale.
Joseph Enose. 25. and Mary Furtado. "a, both
of San Leandro.
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HAYWARD REAL EsTATE

FROM l lot up to 10 acre tract In center OF
hayward and HOUSES and LOTS J. P. SILL
va: owner: and Main sts.. Hayward. Cal
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Los ANGELES REAL ESTATE

FOR sale or exchange, Los Angeles improved
paying 10 per cent. ND 70 sec. 000: want lots
and cash. GEORGE UPP, room S32. Winches-
hot
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TEhBpNCNE CaOlAND 1855 -u1ENENE A25y p
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

NEW and second hand ,typewriters bought and
BROS. 462 18th st. Phone Oakland l2
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VARY corNTY REAL ESTATE

TERMS l-5 CASH, BALANCE SO MONTH
TAMALPAIS VALLEY
Acres at $3.50 and up within s miles OF san
Francisco and convenient TO the electric trains
Beautifully wooded: grand view OF mountain
and bay; roads and water 10 every lots cleo
trio llght and telephone service assured. See
ts property Its selling fast. Send for IL
Illustrated booklet. CRANS1ON. BELVEL. g.
UWHER. 573 California St. S. F. Phone
-kcarny z1aS.
$50 tSan Anselmol buys beautiful wooded lot: 10
E120; water. street work. etc. DONE min
utes walk 90 station. balance OF S245 IN pay
nlents 10 suit; owner must sell II. F. MANN,
opp dencr.
NEW 3 room house. bath: double lot 20 fruit
frees Tor sale: price. - 200: cost 81 100: cure
for asthma. Ross canyon BOX IL Kent6eld
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GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS
FREE LAND-FREE LAND.
GOOD FERTILE LAND.

For homesteads. Rich valley land.
Volcanic ash soil. No alkali.
Water In abundance.
Railroad within miles
Good general merchandise store
We locate you properly for a very small fee.
Join our specially arranged excursion, which
leaves every Tuesday and Friday evening
Call or write and our agent will call.
LASSEN LAND CO.,
Al Bacon Block
18th and Washington sts-, Oakland. Cal.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
PROPERTT 10 EXCHANGE

RANCHES. > g. up improved; town property
lots. !. y. Parker. I2l Pae. ay.. Santa Cruz
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

A good many people took advantage Of the
opportunity TO buy in beautiful Hayward park
before our new price list went into effect on
October 4. realizing that they would never get
. an1rler chance 10 obtain lot within stones
row ~ the ualatial Peninsula hotel fer such
small cash outlay
Remember al street work and sidewalk work
IS done; shade trees planted; electric light
wires and gas mains installed; water and
sewer pipes laid: fire hydrants in place; bet
ter work than the majority of cities can boast
Of The lots are all at least 40 feet double
frontage; from $500 upward; only Is cash,
balance in & wears. not many lots left.
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a town. but city water is in the house; cleo
trio lights; fence covered with flowers; a
price for all, 50, $50. Call send for cireu-
lar. ass Ninth ST. near Broadway, Oakland.
H. 2. JONES owner; office closed Sundays
FLATS PAYING BIG
se,250-North side Of street between Grove st.
and Telegraph av.i new and room and
bath each income $780, built like ship;
stone entrance steps beam dining room cell
ings; nothing better i'm hats built for the
A. !. SNYDER,
soi Broadway. Oakland.
ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST HOME SITE
IN ALL LINDA VISTA
On Bayo Vista avenue,
at the head Of Fl Dorado.
For sale by the owner.
CHAs H. coSKLIN, 121s Broadway,
Oakland.
A MODEL MODERN HOME
81. .o00-5 rooms and sewing alcove; beam
ceilings, dome and ceiling lights large closets
basement; barn; everything new; lot 40x120;
close Key Route and cars; $500 cash; an ex-
Richard j, Montgomery. Tele. & 4oth. Oak.
9 ROOM house. lot 5ex1o5, on 18th ST.. 81, 500.
$500 $500 cash eslaree sl,oo SIS per month; room
price $4,000, $1,000 cash. balance $40 per
month. COAST REALTY CO.. $50 Broadway,
room So.
HOMES on monthly payments y banking interest;
we will build or buy you a home. Pacific
Home Building Co., 952 Broadway, Oakland.
BARGAIN-$2. 600; new room cottage; lot 25x
lOO: close to cars and local trains; terms.
RosCARE. room go Bacon block, Oakland.
LOT for sale, 35x1oo, on 2sth ST. between Lin
den and Hilbert; half cash. A. TULIN, 1922
West ST., Oakland
L. L. NJ. SALISBURY. notary; agent sather es-
.s.e: .os 5roaawsy; phone oakland a6l3
FRUITyALE REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN NEW TRACT
IN SUNNY FRUITVALE
n,fsG prgspeet pc Park formerly Mqrgsn Park Sit.
av, on the electric carline. Cars pass the
property every minutes: the property has
been surveyed. lots stacked and numbered,
and now ready for sale Several lots have
been sold. Many choice lots left to choose
from Come out today and inspect these
beautiful park lots and make your seec-
tion Take Hayward or Melrose car from
EDWIN W. WOODWARD
Agent on the tract
s35Oo-want to sell my place on High st. !;
house of rooms basement; large lot. 150x
$50; acre garden; land well watered; will
divide II needed: cash 81 600. balance to
suit: Apply owner. 1545 Mozart St. Alameda
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
FROM l lot up to 10 acre tract in center OF
Hayward and HOUSES and LOTS J. P SILL
"a: owner and Main sts.: Harvard: Cal:
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
WILL exchange 20 acfes for lot with inn
provements; value $500. 2T2S Fruityale av
Fruitvale.
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Sc. .000-EQuitv: bank mortgage Of So. coo can
remain, Mission ST. corner. near postofhce;
75xIG0: temporary Improvements pay $500
q month. splendid corner TO improve or
hold for future advance.
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BALDWIN e. HOWELL. 3ls-S24 Kearny ST.. S F.
FRANK S. GRUAIN0N. so ID ar.. san Assteo.
SEE EAST SAN MATEOl Free excursion every
Sunday; free special trips any time during
week. Tickets. East San Mateo Land Com
panr 81 Kearny 81. or 3O0S Missioa ST. san
AIafen nffce n-.-nsire .lerlot
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

lLDKIN & HOWELL. 3lS-324 KEARNY ST.
ALDKIN & HOWELL. 3lS-324 KEARNY ST.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WILL exchange 20 acfes for a lot with i'm
provements; value $1,000. 2T2Sl Fruityale av,
Fruitvale.
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Do You Want $5.0Of
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
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f29, ,000-Eguity; bank mortgage Of S3l, goo can
remain; grand corner near Ocean Shore
depot; $4,000 spur feet can be tapped
hy the spur track from Ocean Shore road;
fine location FOR lumber yards or manu-
featuring business.
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$50 O00-EQuitF: bank mortgage OF $4,000 can
remain. ID 81. corner. temporary i'm
provements rent for $500 month; hne
location for hotel; outside of FIRE limits:
frame building VIII pay handsomely on in
Ycslmenr.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

S3,oOo-Nant to sell my place on High St
house of rooms. basement; large lot. 150x
26o; acre garden; land well watered; will
divide II needed cash 81. 900, balance to
suit Apply owner. 1915 Mozart ST.. Alameda.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE is hereby given that the Royal Garage
VIII nor be responsible for any bills contracted
br T. O. Marshall after this date.
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ROOFS no LET-oalkland
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ALICE ST., 1857, OakIano-Nicely furnished sun
ny front room, half block from 18th st. and
close TO s. F. locals; nice location; rent Sl2
per month.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS CHANCES

CERTIFICATE for S112. good for amount on pul
chase price of any piano in Eiers music store
make offer; cash or trade. Box 22s2. Call OF
fee, Oakland
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VIII exchange equity in any Of the above
properties for country lands capable Of sub
division OF VIII entertain exchange for any
thing where good value can he shown
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AA-2 nicely furnished rooms; also large base
ment for storage: rent very low. 264 18th st.
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AONEA made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make IT, Advertise your wants: make them
kAoWn 10 me public through a Call Want Ad
An Investment not expense For full par
ueulars read Cali Want Ads daily
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CLAY ST.. S6l. Oakiand--Rooms to rent in very
center Of town: close to all trains and electric
cars; very reasonable; blocks 10 Broadway;
men only.
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9AkgAAls OAK! a! RERkk E9 dRgLIEA!E
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS ron HOUSE kEEPING-Con.

Office RTHE CAl1 468 Il s.
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THOUSANDS Of chickens-Buy d chicken farm
en- the Cotau ranch near Petaluma; several
Apply 10 the COTATI CO.. 80 California 81
san Eranelseo. owners Of proDertE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03
ABsURDITIEs OF CONGRESS

This, however, did not break me
in. | turned from the vain attempt to
discover the system by which men are
valued on the floor to the machinery
of the House; its unintelllgible pro-
cedure: its wantonness in waste; its
glut of furniture in committee rooms
and clusters of lights in unfrequented
and dark passageways in the base
ment; its suite of marble bathrooms,
far beneath, reached only by devious
hall and unknown to most of the
members; its army of idle doorkeep-
ers and guards, tally clerks, journal
clerks, enrolling clerks, docket clerks,
document clerks, file clerks, distribu-
ting clerks, index clerks; its telegraph
operators and locksmiths and ma
chinists and electricians and cab IN
spectors, BARRIERS, janitors, and mes
sengers. One clerk in particular
caught and held my attention. He
was spare young man Of solemn
countenance. Every day at noon he
carried from below into the House
the glittering mace of authority, made
I'D of Roman lictor rods surmounteo
by an eagle. As you know, when tht
House is in session this is placed on
short marble shaft; when the House
is in the Committee of the Whole, al
it is most Of the time, it comes down
The operation will occur possibly
twice in a days proceedings. 1t il
the solemn young mans duty to ele
vate and lower it on such occasions
The operation admits of no ornamen
tation. It is dreadfully infrequen
and monotonous performance. In
foolish sort of way fell to hoping
that some day the young man, II
desperation, would let it drop ant
break.
"If there had been any humor ii
his soul he would have done this, bu
he was without humor. | did no
know then but | was soon to Learn
that this young man was the creature
of the Grim Presence which was t.
break me in."-Success Magazine.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03
MAN AS A BIRD.

Ever since man learned how to take
long and high flights in the upper air
he has been eager to become the mas
ter Of air. The balloon is only a leaf
or a feather, always the sport Of the
wind. It has served a good turn in
war. and it is natural that 1t should
inspire men like the Wnghts, Pro
fessor Langley and Santos -Dumont to
aim at greater perfection in aerial nav
igation. The sea was feared for centu-
ries. Today it is only canal between
dominions which want to trade.
The wild fight Of the balloon has
been curbed. Santos -Dumont has Civ,
en- a gas reservoir that can be pro
PEELED and guided at It's masters will
But this device, the airship, can carry
but little weight and is not controlla'
BILE in a strong wind. 1t would be az
sensible to try to navigate the widest
sea In a fair weather boat as to risk
life and treasure in the best aSFshiI
yet constructed. santos-Dumont, the
expert on the airship, has practically
declared that the future of aerial navi
CATION is for the device which the
Wrights are working upon, a machine
which will initiate the fight Of bird
Of course the bird was created to fly
and to live In the air. But man seems
to be an invader up there. The ele
ments are hostile to his daring ambi
ton. The air has yielded electricity
to mans uses. Perhaps it has In re
serve some element which man-mad'
bird can rest and float upon. The mar
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03
SOUTH AMERICAN EDUCATION

It is often n matter OF surprise u
people Of this country who are aware
OF the large number Of highly educated
men and women of native birth and
training in South America that civ
ilization there is backward in COM
parison with the United States and
Canada. for instance. Light is thrown
upon this subject BY Professor W. r.
Shepherd Of Columbia university,
whose observations on recent trip
are set forth in the Review Of Re-
views. Briefly it is gathered from
Professor Shepherds showing that,
while there is much education in the
South American states, it is not of the
right kind. He quotes Chilean au-
thority, who criticises the system in
his own country as follows:
A capital fault in our method of in
struction Is its academic and theoretical
character of efflorescence and ostentation.
We do not try to prepare the youthful
mind for the daily struggle OF existence
to teach our young people along lines
that are really practical, that bear upon
industry and upon making use OF the
active forces of the country. On the
contrary, before everything else we turn
out academic debaters, aggressive rhetori-
clans and voluble takers, who often run
politics into the ground. The utmost ap-
@hnf forth from
universities, even the best and most se-
lect of them, is a quantity Of doctors,
lawyers and engineers, a number OF
young fellows equipped with diplomas
and who, without realizing 1t, rush into
professional and titular encounters. We
have surfeit of lawyers and doctors.
Professor Shepherd remarks that
this criticism applies to all South
American republics and proceeds to
an explanation of the origin and tend
encies of the educational influences
now at work in several of the more
progressive states. The basis of cul-
ture is Spanish or Portuguese, and
upon that is laid a French veneer.
French power dominates in astrono-
my and in fine arts, and German sway
Is apparent in the natural sciences
French ideals prevail in Chile and Ger,
man in Brazil In the latter country
the authorities in certain provinces
have found it necessary to encourage
the teaching of the national tongue
the Portuguese. From this readiness
of the people to borrow and to initiate
culture it may be inferred that edu
cation is looked upon in South Ameri
ca as an adornment, not as 9 vital ele
ment of race progress, and it is easily
conceivable that the educational sys
TEN applied to the masses. however
generously supported, lacks PRACTICAL
ty and directness, as Professor Shep
herd asserts. ."-.
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EUROPE

Europe is place where all good
Americans go to. 1t came into prom
inence shortly after the Civil War
The open palm first rose in Europe
and was imported to this country by
Sir Walter Raleigh. Hence Palm
Beach and palm rooms.
Europe raises for our use counts,
princes and dukes, ruins and old
master. 1t also furnishes new styles
and diseases. From it we receive the
most lasting forms of drunkenness,
Europe is used for honeymoon pur-
poses, and for those who arc used to
American hotels it is a form OF pen
ance.
Its importance as topic Of con
versation can hardly be over'estimat-
ed. 1t makes more talk than any
other product.
Europe is also useful as a means OF
getting acquainted with your next
door ncighbor. While travelling with
him on the other side there is usually
time between stations to ascertain his
name and business.
As a place of refuge for our prin-
cipal millionairs, it is becoming more
and more useful every year, and more
affcctionateIy regarded by all patrio-
tic Americans Success Magazine,
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day keep tabs on the time by one
central and visible dial-~thc largest
in the world, il its makers arc to be
believed. Even suburban yoyagers
to Staten Island, five miles down the
bay, declare that the mammoth time.
piece, which has just been set ticking
in Jersey City, follows them to and
fro with the timc-o-day. No excuse
Of slow watches can now be offered
over the cold dinner OF the westward
suburbanite, for no one can escape
the staring admonition OF this giant
clock-face. Manhattan Island never
had timepiece that even one of its
shores could see at once, and no bet
ter place for time telling could have
been selected than on this great com
muting surface.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03
PLAGUE AT CARACAS.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The
American charge d'afaires at Caracas
has advised the State Department
that since May Is, the date Of the re-
opening of the port of La Guaira,
there have been seven cases of plague,
two Of which are known to have been
fatal. The government has caused to
be published daily bulletins showing
plague conditions. The despatch also
reports one death from the plague at
Caracas.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

Every one will believe that Mark
Twain enjoyed putting off the jokers
harness on mothers day" long enough
to say this:
This Is pleasure and duty that we
have long neglected No thought could
be more beautiful than that which
prompts every man, woman and child to
pay such tribute to those dear ones to
whom we owe so much. do not know
how many anniversaries Of mothers
day. / will see, but on those | have re-
naming l will wear white carnation.
the emblem of purity and mother love.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

Kaiser Wilhelm's refusal to sign an
arbitration treaty with the United
States may only signify that he does
not anticipate the arising Of subjects
for arbitration. Nevertheless 1t might
be as well to prepare against case
Of imperial iii temper.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

The English are interested in gun
that will carry 800 miles and one that
will shoot six miles second and
deluge the target beautifully. But the
last known lack of the English army
was man with musket who could
outshoot the Boer marksman with his
ordinary gun.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

Captain Lawrence may have been
thinking Of the rumpus that might be
kicked up over the old dag Of the
Chesapeake when he made that IA
nous dying appeal, "Don't give up the
thipr' 80 .,-~ 9q, -
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TELEPHONE MAIN 66i.

who discovers that element viii vie
with Franklin In fame, and the man
who applies it may outrank Morse and
Edison as a worker OF marvels.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

NEW YORK. June 2,--ln the
midst Of hot spell almost as humid
as the dog days Of Gotham is today
taking its first step toward sweeping
war on the rabies menace that cutters
its every corner Where private So
cieties have failed, the Health De-
partment has stepped in and an otiic-
ial scouting column is just being set
in motion to sieze and gather in the
hundred thousand stray ours that
skuik along the streets, In 4 pro
cession OF death tumbrelS the yapplng
pups are slowly but surely being cart
ed 10 an end as mericful for them as
for their possible prey, The martyr
dom OF Marsh has made deep impress
on the minds OF people here and today
a close watch is being kept on even
the pampered pets Of secluded Mil
lionaires Row To the real dog low
er, the agony OF canine vagabondia III
the metropolis is worse than the
death which the authorities have de
creed to the iriendless cur, Under any
circumstances the paved confines OF
Manhattan Island are no place for q
dog and, even if hydrophobia has
been made too much OF bugaboo
no one is regretting the enforced
shrinkage of this four-footed popula-
t;o,, here
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THE WEATHER..

Oregon, Washington, and Idaho
Cloudy and showers.
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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty Years LYDIA y. F1nK-
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, Irregularities, periodic pains,
backache. Why don't you try itf
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

Women should understand that
melancholia, commonly called "the
blues" Is in nine times out of ten q
sure symptom of some serious female
organic arrangement and should
have immediate attention.
Women whose spirits are
depressed, and who are ailing
and miserable, should rely upon