New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
AVIATION

East Rutherford- Y. J.. enjoys the distinction of
having Chine ,dttcr Of one ot It's papers. The
Borough Week. This paper changed hands a
few days ago, and YAK Lee. Chinese graduate
OF Yale. made its editor IN his first editorial
NJ. Lee says that the paper will Re conducted
along strictly non-partsan lines and vii advo-
cate those men tor Office who IN its judgment. are
best fitted fo- the requirements Of the positions
they seek. regardless Of party politics. believing
that government especially in local affairs
should not be made the prey OF the sQoils seeker
nor be permitted reach the hands Of incapabIes-
Judge-Tog are accused Of snatchiuz turkey
from 2 grocery window
Prisoner a studentl-I took II for q lark. rour
honor.
have been drunk Sixty days--Boston Transcript
s,atisticians are not always right. 50 fa- as the
causes OF insanity are concerned. according 70 Dr.
B-itton D Fans. head % the New Jersey Hos
pitaI for the Insane. az Morris Plains In his an
nual report this yea- he says The occupation ~
insane patients previous 10 admission IS thought
bv many to play an important part IT the caUSa-
ton Of their mental alteration ot the 80 ad-
rnltted during the last year ts) were housen1aids
and domesrics. which is 81 per cent Of the total
admissions This is interesting. but not IN har-
nouy with the contention - numerous s-atisti-
clans"
He was fine yPe Of The Old Southern coi7nes..
the fiery scion % "A race OF cavaliers Also. he
was exceed!ngly U-ratHy- lie n2d 5Gsl u.s. Teeeiz "a
assure you" which dsp,eased him truH1.1Se'y- and
this vulgar correspoaIeut an adequate expression
OF his ,the colonel'sl opinion ot him
But his stenoErapher was A lady
The colonel snorcsd. made rNo or three false
starts and finally dictated
transcribe wha, think Of you l. being s sent-e-
viii readily understand what rnesn-"-The Circle
stranger ta town vas al an Office IL one q the
dountown sEyscrapers a few days ago He had
rron,ised 20 call on some friends on the upper
West Side while in ;he city. but found that his
business would not permit him 10 Go So Wishing
70 excuse hihlseIf he called mis- friend on rhe tele-
pbone The servan- answered and said that Aer
master could be called AZ certain other NUM-
her he had gone out. SIr Stranger called TIE num-
her and was soon in communication with his
f-ta,d We'll vrer- are YOU now he was asked
AT a certain number in Broadvay Is that SO
v-har room No 5l5~ Well. I am n 9lo
~ door Come In" The stranger did So and
now never tires OF telling how easy it IS 10 be in
two places al the same time in New York
14yntsman-Here. Look here. wha, do you mean,
kia our that's wot ye do amt it:
Punch.
Sunday funerals IN Chicago have been placed IN
sar the ban OF the Carriage and CAB Drivers
T-r,on The iehus consider themselves entitled 70
IL ~ rest 50 that they may attend church with
their families The drivers have adopted resoIG-
lions ,ondeulniug Sunday funerals and asking thr
ts+s,.a or ministers and others interested IN
C,,-.ia, observance in an agitation 10 aoolish li7
- The resolutions recite that the CAB d'''-
= - intellectual instruction and time -
..a,-sbio with their families, and that tuheF@-S
an h. conducted on days other tAaA 1ui'1-AS
r ... that that old fellow who vas always com i
-,t,iriTe that life not worth H''--s - - 10y
pie now 1la s Il Isg settins out Of the way of
,rateE, rain Houston POST