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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
Ell HERMANITO DIA-
bio en- Italia.
CaptuTa del C6IebEe bandidO Suma.
Como dGsbaIij6 en- union de faIsOs
CsTabineEOs, ell castillo de 90 no.
BILE italian0.

Roma, NoviSmbEe 2.-El C6,ebFe bag
dido Snma, que csroR de Brindiai, penstr6
en- sl castillo de un noble italiauo, diafra.
28do dc cszadoF, pidiondo hospitalidad que
Is fG6 gsntilmonte conCedidR poE oil dueflo
dc l8 casa y que mas tRrd0 on union de
un0B falsoB CRrRbinerOB que vanfan con oh.
joto dc pr0ndsrl0, de8baliiaEon ell CaRtillo
= Hs lleV8F0n cuAnto de valor sncontraron
en- laB bien BuEtid0B gavesGS del noble
meDCi0D0dO, aOAbR de Rer cAptuFRdo.
La CRptUFa Ba Te8lig6 On lsB inmediacio'
ne0 dc OEiolo, dc la Hjguieng msrara:
SsiB CArabin0ToB mAEChaban poT IN ca
miuo veoinal con objsto de poE8sguir
SumR, auuqu0 llsvaEsn cast eI ConvsnCi'
miento do que no iban & BaliE airoaoB do
ca empRflo.
En- eBoB momentoB avRDzaba por Ol mis-
mo c6mino y en- direction opusata, un la
bFador que Gntonsb8 8n VOC b8ia vGrios
Canto1 populsFeH de aquOlla consros.
Al GnCOntEaTss Labrador CsrabinsroB,
uno dc 6Stos ne snoaE6 con squ6l, soBto.
ni0ndo 81 aiguiSnts di6IUge:
-IUsb0d tien9 sIgunR noticiR de ls
preBsnOia poF sStos sitiog del bandido Suma?
-IEl bandido 8uma! 5PeFo ustsdoa
CFesn que 90 possible CBptuEaE G ese hom-
be? Sauna 0s el mIHm0 diabl0 en- perBo'
na, que ne entE0tiens en- hacsElss paDar
uhtsdes todR ClaGs dc digguBtoB.
.Un0 de los CREGbineroB encontR6 extra
ilR aquslla mRnara f6cil de exDreBaTsa On
un labrador y ao0EoGndoss q 81 10 prsgun'
to como Ss NGmabS y dc donds era. Ell
Labrador, peBaE de 90 BaF0nid0d 90 inmu'
t6 y COnseBt6 toEpsmsnts. Fl cRSabinsro
gntonOGg 10 diio:
Puts bisD: mi9utEaB no apRRaca 9uma,
vamoS pOnsTts 81 abEigo, poFqu0 ii I'd no
10 OreB, no debsB RndaTle leioS.
En- sfsCbC: sutsB de lIegar & OFioIo, y
obIigado poF cioFtog pEocedimiontoa aus
suslsn daF an GBtoB CasoB busn FssuItado,
81 fngidO labrador tsrmin6 poP confssar
que 81 no era otro Aino ol miamo Sums, 4
qoisn DC perGegufa.
OUsndo sn Oriolo 20 supo Ia noticia y
Iog CarabinsEoB llegaron allf con lal audaz
ksndolGE0, el pdbico hizo una ovaciGn 6
GqualloB, al miBm0 tempo que leg gritabRn:
Tened Cuidad0, que 90 Oh va 0ECapaF por
gus ere eB 8l diRblc!
MuChaB cE63ulaB gsntsB cream efsctiva'
msnfe que Suma, Ri no es Luzb0l debe gar
IN parients muy oercano do aquel travis.
90 y fant6stiCo perSonsje.
Los oRTabinsFog, en- Gamble, 90 SON.
rfan al Dir tan inocsntea tsmorsB. y
10 guifan el ojo u0oB otros como BcfiSI
de perfsCto sCueTdo. Eu 81 csmino han
podido RpreCisr que Sumo ~ an mortal
de carne y huaSo, qua en- vez do evaporar.
&c, gFitR ou8ndo las cRTicias son demsBiado
expTeRivag, go pBrecen mucho & los sOps'
pos gus le faeFon Hdjudicadou con {: dB Ia
Gfcacia con que suslsn hacerlo 0stoB rspre.
1OntAntss de ls tEaDquilidad p6blica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
llGA De Las REPUBulCAS
SUDANERICANAS.

A Eal2 do lR ssTi0 de REticuloB RlaTmiB'
taB, que hSn qu0Eido TODD trance demos
trar que la guerra era inminOnto entire Sl
Brazil Ia Argentina, ha CauERdo gERn
ssnUaci6n On los CiEculos polftioog, eCon6'
nicon diplomGtiCoB de Lond1Gg, IN aRtf'
colo publiOado por "Tha Nation, impoE'
tanto roviAts BemAnRI, 6rgGno del gobieEno
ingI6B
Pnreco que nl sensational artfoulo en-
OusHti6n eHt6 inBpirado ON muy Nitaa o.
fsEan.
En- rssumen dice:
''S0 intSFpFetS de una mRneE8 erF6nsa
ol v0PdNd0ro EignifCRtivo de los aFmamen'
toB nRVRleu qua ORt6 hacienda Gi Brasil y
pFepRERndO Ia ATgOntins.
La veTdad Oh que lR rep6bIicR AEgenti'
ma, el Brasil, Chile y 0l Peru, eOt6n
actuRLmente Esalizand0 30 indspOndizRCi6n
en- la forms que c9nviene satados mo-
dsTnog que tiOnen una gran extension de
Costas que necRsitan ger pEotf gidag poF
ana mSriDR perf5CCiouads.
Las Fap6bIicas sudamsricansB no Eisnen
nisdo ri recslo dc Ioglsterrs nj de Frar-
cit; p8r0 tisDsn IN aeutimisnto do maleR'
ttr haCiA Alemanis, como nuevs potanCia
paval eD vfa de ColoEizaCi6n = haCia loB
EBtadOs, sOspechoROT por 30 continue ace
Cho.
NiDguna de laB cuatEo EeE6blicRB, con
tiUda diciendo 81 aFticuliats. Dusds pTetan'
der constFufr ma podeFoBB f to; psFo ca
do unR de elias puadg conktgufe una esCUk'
drs homog6nes, en- Ia cual fgoEan algR'
pcs de les mss podarcsoB baros lansstiog.
La Rdquisici6n do una GBCpsdEs de eSta
claHe demcBtraEfs oiaEamente qu0 CadR re-
ptib.ic0 tisre lG intanci6n dc hAc9r lR po'
licfa de SIS pEopiRg CoStaB sin Intervention
de niGgunR potsnCi8 GxtFOnjeFR; peEo tam
hi6n pEobaE6 qu0 en- oil CRg0 do una agEs'
si6n contAa cuAlquiars de les custro, 10 ss'
cuRdrR del p&fs ataCado podr6 Contsr con
In syu1A dc las repGolioas harmauss
Los RRmGmantOg del Br6sil, dc lB Ar
gentina, de Chile dol Peru indican gus
Ia Am6ricR del sur ha dejsdo de Bsr ;un
CO tinente CompuOsto dc pequefoB eatados
toTbul0ntog.
81 pEncEBo de 30 c0nsoli laci6n h8 vsni'
dc haci6ndoEe paulatinRmsnte desda nos
atrGS en- laBlcuRtEo rsp6bicAs, hasta llegar
4 provocaR IN real ssutimisnt, DO BU!idsri
dad entire elias.
No se eat6n aTm&ndo Las unas contra
las otraB sine en- sl intsT61 DO csdA ana De
sllsS.
Uns Iigs, ya tdoits, ya formal de IaF re-
p6blicss audamericADss, es ua hscho que
muY Pre- bAbIamente 30 pECduCira en- no
poRvenir muy Carosno."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
INTERESA A LOS
CONSTRUCTORS,
S. vende una planta
maquinaria para HA'
GER LADRILLOS. Ulti-
mo modelo y en- el mejor
estado. Preoio limitado.
Informea pueden obte
nerse en- Areoibo del Sr.
Eduardo Roso,
MUSICA NATlVA.

En- el "Paris Bazar'' SO VEN
den artisticas copias del magni-
fico walls "Puerto Rico del COM
pOsitOr puertorriqueflo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balselro. Esta composicl6n
obtuvo medalla de orc en- ell Ill
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la isla, A
IS ctvs. el eiemplar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
InturOsl 1 los Profosoros Do nasIe,.

JESUS RENDON .ALMIRA.-Timo
constants exigtsnciA de lOB Siguientos ins'
tPumsntoB: Flautinsa, FlGutas, TsTCaTOlRE
Obogg, R0quintos, ClRrinetss, FRgoteE,
ViOlins1, ViolonCslloa, OontEsbajoa, Man.
dolinsa, BaudurriaH, GuitaEras, Cornstinsz.
OnovsnsU, TrombOnGg, BsEftonos, BombaT,
dinoB, HsliOonsD, (bajoH) Tri6nguloH, Pls'
tlloH, RadoblAntGa , BomboG. M6todoa
do solf00 , para t0da Olasa dc inBsEum0n'
tOs. Accessories y m6GicR On general
San juan, z. e. ApaFtado n6m. 216.-
ORIIR do Allan 21 Sol n6ua. ii.
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Ell IeDgU8is de los
monOs y las m0scas.
ArdNo emBI1o &c VR sable Aaturallsto.

Rscisntements 30 ha hab]ado mucho de
les estudioB de uo Babio nstursliats oue.
smpsfiado On dsscubrir al lspgusia do Lon
monos, 90 hs lido Africs & psEfSccionaru0
On Ol idioma; pero ahoEa ue prossnts un
nuevo campo de invsatigaci6n para loo
AicionRdos este linoje dc dsBcubrimisn'
toe.
A lsa obOeEvAciopeu practicsaaB para
avsTigURr la mRneFB de C0municsEsa las
hoFmigaB J IaB Rbsjas, 90 afiada ahora IL
de Les mosCsg.
ParaC8 ser que con sl auxilio de IN mi.
CF6fono 90 pusdsn Or FuidoB producidog
por loB moleBtoa inBectoB que tsnto nog
AcoInn ca verAno, =, UegGn los peritou, no
90 tFata Bolam8nts del 8umbido de uur
alaU, dc todes oonocido, nino de uonido1
mo1ulRdoB, pToduoidos divsEBamanta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
Eyer. en- el CuartO de soCurrO.

EIadio Rsyes, fu6 curado las de la
ms Il Ana, de herida contusa BobFe lR ATti =
cnlnci6n del codo derscho, Leve. Prac-
ticsnte Llsuge5,
-Joana MaDgusl, las ? 50 p. NJ.
foe asiAfida 90 uns heFida ContusH de IN
centfmstFo en- 10 rsgi6n BnpeEciliar isqUi0E'
do, Lsve, con aeistencia. kraCticAnts,
g. Claudio.
Manuel E, PoErats (nino), cuFado
Las p. m. dc una confusion de primer
gIado, an si tsEcio superior dSl bFszo il
quisrdo. Leve, PrsctioaDts G Claudio.
-Jot6 s. DfaE, cuTRdo a las 6 ?. m, de
uua confusion con Equjmoaiu en- 81 t0rcio
superior poHtsFioF del anEsbraso deE8cho.
Uns confusion de primer gFsdO, sn el p6
mulo izquieEdo. Levs. PracticRrte G.
Claudio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21

Sc dice quo 81 concurao qua celobr6
el ayuntsmiento pasa Rdquirir tsErenos
psrh el barrie obTeTo ne han prsssntado
pFOposicionea aobrO vaFiss paEcelRB entire
las que hay HlgUnss RceptableS; psPo gus
tambien laG hEy que ii bisn Gus dushoB
han bajado 81 pTsCio no son buenag, pua1
Be hs de hRcor barEiO obrero no destierro
obFsEo como EesultariR.
Fije0a bien la comiSi6n encargada de eue
aaunto, no sea que por sconcmigaF unor
PESOS, los RreEog no pusdRn viVir sn los
torFonoS que adquieran, & msnos que % lo1
ponga IN tRollOY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21
No me beSe uSted.
La h'gltHe, madrosln Insspoftsbls.

FrsccupadaH las mam6s en- IuglnterEe
dc ls BAlud do Gus hijoB, han pueato la
mods, para suH beb6D, un BOmbrsro cuys
anCha cint8 lleva boFd8da8 eataB Cuatro
pAl&bTaR; No me be8s uatsd''.
EB de Suponer que las niflaB m2yoHes
llevan aHf miOmo, sl expressive "kiis me
net, BiGmpre en- nombFs de lR higisuR.
MadFsata inaopOFtab'e en- en- veFdnd In
higisDt: nada de vinoG, NADIA de apsritivoB,
no pFobRr Ia cnEne; sguA frescs = legum
bEe' BolRmente, y luRgo NADIA dc bsBargs,
Falta qua nos obliguen q miEAr les
demat con anteolo0 do lsrga vista = dis
tsncia, en nombEs de la higieno de los
oioB.
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GJDA @Ge bm Jose Nanb Cancel @a pca ae pu La Correspondence

CORRESPONDENCE AL CRECIENTE FAVOR DEL PUBLCO DE-
SEANDO OFRECERE LOS MEORES MEDIOS DE PUBDAD LA CO.
ELEENTOS MATERALS APARECENDO CON GRAN AUENTO DE Pa
GAS COMO N DIARIO DE FACTURA ABSOLJTAENTE MODERNA
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NovIEMBRE 20 1908.
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Oficio extIaotGiDsriO en- Paris. sapI.
taI de IsS IaCi0neS.
PNtpcta ''loIlotto" para 'psrts representatives

EN- los puelIep de PArfg, coTCs dsl Jar
Din do lea TalIerfav, CKiAte ahaTa pa If 10
GxtTsoEdinHrio de ls mayor ncvsdsd que
Eaegura Ia sr biatencia les que 81 90
dsdican.
Be trata ds los b fisroS = erquiladoFss
dc ps'ToV, que han inAtalado 81 airs libra
o. cnEiosa inEtituci6n.
LRI pOEaOnaB que tisnOn psrEos Iabsn que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-21

"LR Correspondence" d6 expEaSivaB
grncias por Loo tomo1 de tan intsroBRntisi'
ma obEs que 20 homoB T0Cibid0.
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Una Obfa que Selia
de general utiIitad.

S, g6a itfJrm9a que hamos tenido, se
pianos en- extsndsr loS tEabajos del adoqui'
nado del rsoipto aud, haRta Ia sstaci6n del
FsTrc. .caTIi'.
Da gran utiIidad Bsrla para Ia ciudad
ssa obTs, no tau solo pnF lR comodidsd
para el pdblico, Bin0 tambi6l, por sl mejo'
Tsmiaato de aus vlaa de Ccmuniosci6n con
auuslls zons de la ciudGd, tan importsnte
por gu ggsn trf fl msrcsDtil. Mucho nos
nlegrarinmoa de q Ol proyecto ae llevass &
viaH de hscho. por el r8rultRdo satisfaCtorio
qua IA obtsudFfa.
puodsn snOontrar Ia perfscts 'tOilette" de
les auimRliSoV.
Ell eGqui ador llama 10 at0nci6n do 90
o;eutela, gracisB q 90 autom6vil' cuyo mo-
tor per uadio de M ingsnioBo mecaniGmo,
sctda nobgs 10 mRquiuills eaqQiladoHa.
M pnsdo nsgaFBs que sSta inganiosidad
CoUstituya la mkB EGciOnts GplicaCi6n del
RutOm6Vil & ID indUOtEiR.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14
The Politician Could Work

Fl A good story is told concerning
one of the candidates for county
Office who happened along to farm
house just as prairie fire was APP
preaching. He tied up his team and
turned in and valiantly fought fire I'M
TIL all danger was past. The farmer
and his wife were most prOfuse in
their thanks, and told him taey would
do anything in return for his assist
ing them to save their home and prop
erty. Then, and not until then did
the candidate, believing he had Sc.
cLSed at least one more vote and a
friend whose influence would materi.
ally assist him in his aspirations +old
them he was candidate for the nom
ination on the Republican ticket and
indicated desire for support which
would be appreciated Imagine his
surprise and chagrin when the farmer
told him that being Democrat and
the candidate a Republican he could
not vote for him, but anything else
in his power to do, he would do
He would never vote for a Republic
can Elk.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14
Us az JPen.

Some of our readers will remember
taf Alex Larson the horse-thief being
shot In the mountains here last year.
They will also recollect his sister
coming here afterwards to look after
Ibis effects and her being accompanied
here by a man Shaw who reported
himself to be former acquaintance
Of Larron's residing near Rugby.
Shaw was nice appearing man past
middle age considerably. Shortly az
ter his visit here he was arrested by
the Towner authorities sometime in
July or August it was. He was UNI
able to secure bonds and the other
day ne was taken before Judge Goss,
plead guilty to horse stealing and got
three years in the pen. Hartley
Schaeffer another member of the
ganG was brought from Seattle the
other day to stand trial in Mime
waukon Frank Mcdonald, still anoth-
er member is in Jail in Towner wait
Ing trial. Larron was shot and few
of their under studies are still at
large-but the gang that operated
for years in the Turtle Mts. and the
surrounding counties has been broken
up. All it's members could have fol-
Flowed legitimate calling and done
well but they preferred a life of law
lessness and most of them have reap
ed or are reaping their rewards.
What a lesson to the youth to be
found in these same cases. Sow law
lessness and you reap punishment,
disappointment, disgrace and shame
for yourself and yours Bottineau
News.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14
Is George a Coward?

Geo. w. Hecker of Minot candi
date 10 the nomination for sheriff
on the Democratic ticket was in
Sherwood and vicinity the latter part
OF last week. He did not give the
Tribune call so we presume he is
not attempting to make a vigorous
campaign. Candidates who shy at
newspaper Offices haven't much faith
in themselves, and a would-be sher.
if who can't face an editor hardly
has done grit requisite of a good
sheriff-Sherwoo Tribune
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14
Teachers Ekanination.

The next teachers examination
viii be given at Minot and Bowbells
on the 29th and 3Qth Of this month
All those who took the March test
win be allowed to complete second
Eade sertincates. at that time. ~
making up the subjects In which they
failed. No more third grades will be
4asued. Work win begin promptly q
$50 Friday noraaag.
-, q. Warren.
eupf. efesAssl
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14

FOR RENT Ny restaurant in
Ignite. N. D.. furnished. Address
chas. E. Blom SLIT
For bargains in city property see
H. 4. Hurd. I room house, well 10
Gated, 1 lots good water and out
buildings for sale cheap. Some good
bargains in residence property tor
sale or trade for good farm land. II
! cant suit you viii what have
WI bsiid house to your own plan.
II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14

M. N. Johnson, who is candidate
for the U. S. senate, tells a good story
about the White Earth post Office,
when he was Congressman, years ago
The post Office did not pay, and as 1t
was a nuisance, the man who ran the
pumping station and dished out mail
in the bargain, grew sick of his job
and gave up the post office. 1t was
up to johnson to find new post
master. No one wanted to bother
with it, and the White Earth post
office was discontinued. There were
not many people Twin. in that neck
of the woods at that time, but the few
who were there didn't like the idea OF
riding fifty miles for their man, but
this Is just what they had to do for
some time, until some philantropic
fellow accepted the postmastership.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14

The New York Wsrld refers to the
new -battleship, The North Dakota, as
Uncle Sans Biggest Peace-Maker."
A farmer near Bismarck came to
that city recently, and soon he and
John Barleyeorn became fast friends,
when he was arrested by the chief Of
police. On the way to the jail, the
wife appeared with buggy, having
driven in from the farm for the luck
less fellow and she induced the police
to allow fier husband to return with
her. AS they started OF The man be-
gan to abuse his wife, whereupon the
police noticed bottle Of whiskey in
the fellows pocket and grabbing it, he
smashed it On the ground. This
quieted the farmer and he was soon
on his way home.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14
On the Water Wagon.

We wish to thank Bertil Sands for
a nice big pail of the most delicious
buttermilk ever MIXED from a COW
which he brought in one day last
week. It was the best ever and the
whole force was so "swelled" from The
effects Of many copious draughts Of
this delectable beverage-for two OF
three days that to even think Of work
meant pain. We are also indebted to
our friend Tor Torson for a quart Of
fresh, thick, sweet cream-which
tasted somewhat scrumptious-on
strawberries Optimist.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14

To relieve constipation, clean ont the
bowels, tone ana strengthen the digest
Two organs, put them in . natural cor
dition with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, tho most reliable tonic for thirty
years. &c, Tea or Tablets.
AcCsH I CO.
Full stock Of monographs and
records at Blakey's New Rusic
House. rs \
Hsliisters Rocky Nsuntaia IA tones
the stomach, stimulates the lay iivss;
strenRthsns the bowels and makes their
action oasy and natural. The let toais
Tor tAe wAols systeu. $ ces1A Tea y
TaAjses. neCs1 &C.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14

\ FurnishAd roans for sreat, $s.ee per
nssth. s23 z. First 81, Minot. t2shg
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-14

WANTED 30 acres breaking, s. e. u
Sec. 3-lE.n
Rsawsld Laad Ascasy.
L 80 ~ 49,! ias
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-24
A Fifty-Dollar Test

The new and handsome Pope
Hartford, 80 H. P. touring car recent
ly acquired by G. w. Sanborn of this
city, became the subject OF friendly
discussion yesterday between its own
er and G. {. Fulton, another anto en-
thusiast on the score Of its high-gear
faculties. Mr. Fulton insisted that
the car could not, under. high-gear
pressure, make the crest OF the Six
tcenth street hill, and TO convince Mr..
Sanborn of his real conviction in
the premise, wagered him half hun
dred "simoleons'; Mr.. Sanborn, be-
ing given to accentuating his own
deductions on matters-automobiliac
Especially when he happens to own
the "beel") promptly took the friendly
wager, and putting his fine machine
on its high-gear mettle, started from
the Prael-Eigner barn on Commercial
street, with four passengers, and went
sailing to the crest Of the Sixteenth
street grade, slipping over the top Of
it at a l5-milc clip with ease and
"then some" F. l.. Parker, who had
been chosen as Judge in the test,
promptly awarded the "ducats% to Mr..
Sanborn, and Mr.. Fulton, as prompt
ly, handed them over
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-24
Statement to Voters.

The office of County Coroner is not
a political but a judiciary Office as
much SO as the Circuit Judge or JUS
tice Of the Peace In aspiring to that
office ! would just as soon ask Re-
publican, as a Democrat, Socialist or
nonpartisan for his support, as the
office should be and during my in
cumbency always has been conducted
without regard to politics.
! have resided in Clatsop County
for "a years, my whole interests are
here, and | expect to remain here.
! have tried to conduct the Office
with impartiality and fairness and
with a due regard to the interest Of
the taxpayers. The annual appropria-
tions of the County Court for the
Coroner's office which includes, physi.
clans, jurors and witness fees and
other necessary expenses such as
boat hire have been 100000 and the
actual expense has often been much
below this figure. ] have always
deemed it an honor to be Coroner and
am willing to submit the matter Of
my reelection to the voters on my
record during my long tenure in the
Office. w. G. A. POHL.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-24
ATHLETIC MEET.
Won by High School, 81 to Ss-Out-
look Good For Interscholastic Meet

The day was ideal for the track ant
field meet Friday afternoon, between
the A. II. S. and Alumni, Edwin Shor
was the star sprinter, winning in al
27 points; Harbert the High Schoo
high jumper and hurdler and O. Ut
Finger, the Alumnus all-around man
received Is points each.
Tuamala showed excellent form in
the hammer throw and shot.put. Al
though some OF the boys had not en-
tirely recovered from their trip to see
the fleet they showed marked inn
provement over last weeks meet.
The outlook is good for the inter
scholastic meet at Corvallis.
The summary OF events as follows;
100 yard dash, lst, f. Short Oh. s.;
End, o. Utzinger (A); 3rd, Morton
Oh. s.; time, 1885. High jump
lst, Hobart (H. s.; End, o. Utzinger
(A); 3rd. f. Short (H. s.; 5 #. in.
Shot-put-lst, Abercrombie (A); End,
Short Oh. s.; 3rd, Rorker (H. 81;
time, 6;3-5. go yard dash-lst, E.
Short (H. s.; End, Harbert (H. s.;
3rd, Sovey (A); time :02 rs. Ham
mer throw-lst, Tuomola (H. 81;
2nd, Abercrombie (A.); 3rd, Allen
Oh. S. III #. 9 in. Pole vault-lst,
E. Short Oh. s.; End, o. Utzinger
(A); 3rd, ohler (A); 8 TT. 9 in. 44O
yard run-lst, f. Short Oh. S.; End,
Sovey (A); 3rd, Allen Oh. s.; time,
62: rs. Broad jump-lst, o. Utzin-
ger (A); End, E. Short H. s.; 3rd,
Rogers. 19 It. 2 in.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION

R. A. Abbott, after being in the city
in connection with the County Cen
tral Committee returned to Warren
ton on last nights train.
S. A. Gimre left on this mornings S
train for Seattle, on a pleasure trip.
He intends to remain away several
days, in order to get good view of
the Atlantic battleship feet
Mrs. J. B. Bridges, Jr., of Portland,
is in the city, an over-Sunday guest
at the home Of her friend, Mrs. w. H.
Hobson, -t.et'.-4, ~.
W. A. Goodin, accompanied by O.
Anderson, have returned from Salem.
Mrs. w. H. Hobson and Mrs. Aud
ley Gregg, who were delegates from
the Rebekah Lodge have returned
from Salem.
Mrs. c. w, Fulton, the wife Of
Senator Fulton, arrived in the city
on the noon train yesterday.
George Pope and wife from Port
land were in the city yesterday, leav-
ing on the evening train.
George H. Varney of San Fran
cisco is in Astoria, registered at the
Occident.
H. Emory, resident Of San Fran
cisco, is in town and living at the
Occident.
E. Thayer of San Francisco spent
Saturday in Astoria and left on the
evening train.
Emma Dawson, resident of West
port, is at the Occident Hotel, and
will leave this morning for Warren
ton where she will visit friends.
f. w. Pike Of Washington, D. c.,
is in Astoria, registered at the Occi-
dent.
Mr.. Lawrence Ellison of the
Cape Disappointment life-saving crew
was in Astoria yesterday.
Robert w. Mclean, B. L. Ward
and C. H. Calender went to Seattle
Friday in order to witness the great
Atlantic fleet.
Erick Erickson, who by accident
shot himself several days ago is i'm
proving and his complete recovery Is
now only matter of time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-24
The Commercial.

One of the coziest and most popular
resorts in the city is the Commercial.
A new billiard room, a pleasant sitting
room and handsome tixtures all 20 to
make an agreeable meeting place for
gentlemen, there to discuss the topics
of the day, play game Of billiards
and enjoy the hne refreshments serv-
ed there, The best of goods are only
handled, and this fact being so we'll
known, large business is done at the
Commercial, on Commercial street,
near Eleventh.