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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
MASONIC CONVENTION

ATLANTA, Ca April l2.-Scores
of Masons Of high degree, including
the highest ranking officials OF Scot.
tish Rite Masonry in the South. as,
sembled in this city today to take part
in four days eonvocation held in
celebration OF the recent dedication
of the Magnificent new Masonic TEN.
pie Of Atlanta. Heading the list of
visitors is Sovereign Grand Comman-
der James D. Richardson, Of Tennes-
see. The convocation will include the
comforting of all the degrees of the
rite from the fourth to the thirty-sec.
ond degrees, inclusive.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
BLACK HAND STAYS ITS
THIRD MAN THERE
THREE ASSASSINATIoNS oc-
CUR IN TAMPA FLA DUR.
ING PRESENT YEAR

TAMPA, Fla April l2-The as
sassination OF Giuseppe Fiearotta' a
wholesale grocery merchant aud one
Of the most prominent and wealthy
members OF the local Italian colony,
has added the third to q series OF MUIR
'ders which have been charged to the
black hand here during the present
year.
Ficarotta was going to his home
from his place Of business at a late
hour and was shot by two men from
ambush with s6otguns loaded with
heavy slugs, He was instantly killed
and the assassins, dropping their
weapons fed,
Ficarotta's relatives say they know
no cause for the murder.
The killing has aroused the city
and Americans will join with the
better element Of the foreigners In
hunting down the murderers,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
Shake Into Your Shoes.

Aliens Foot-Ease, powder. Re-
lieves painful, smarting, nervous feet
and ingrowing nails, and instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
coyery Of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
1t is certain cure for sweating, cal
lous, swollen, tired, aching feet. Try
it today. Sold by all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. By mail for Csc. in
stamps. Don't accept any substitute.
Trial package FREE. Address Allen
S. Olmstead, lie. Roy, N. Y.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
WING SHOTS

That tariff-joker we have with us
always. It is ubiquitous, elusive, dim,
hard to find; but it is always there:
And when it is found, at some critical
iuncture in the course Of legal scrur,
ing of the bill later on. it will be
found to be undetachable as usual,
and quite as effective as any other
particular feature of the law. Don't
imagine for an instant that the 30
ker" has been forgotten or misplaced
it is exactly where it will be found
when it is wanted by those who de-
signed and fixed it!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13

The State of Oregon is not to be
pacihed with any white-washing II
the hazing outrage at Eugene. The
matter will be forgotten far sooner il
the young men engaged in the fatal
unmanly, hazing stunt, are properly
punished and the great school absoly-
ed from the reek of their folly as far
as it may be. The plea Of youth may
be invoked only to a certain pass; be-
yond that point, federation ceases to
account for raw brutality.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
SONS FOLLOW FATHERS

WASHINGTON, April l2,-Sons
OF military officers TO the number Of
Il have been designated by President
Taft to take the competitive examina.
ton for admission to the West Point
Military Academy to fill vacancies in
the cadets at large which will occur
in 1910
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
THE SPRING GRIND


We have passed the winter here in
Astoria without any grave losses or
startling discomftures Of any sort in
a business way; the cherries months
are gone, and we are face to face win
the gracious days Of spring and sum
mer and free to make the most Of the
sure developments they bring on their
warm breath and energizing bright
ness. The old life-grind is pretty
much the same at all seasons so far
as its exactions are concerned, but
there is an elemental freedom that
comes with light and comfort and
warmth and weather that does not
hamper and hinder and discourage.
Astoria has no great sacrifice to
report; she is all well, and better, off
than she was last year and has more
promises for the year than were hers
last spring; her industries are all
sound and solid; her businesses are
all here and ready for the livest Of
her seasons; she has more people,
more wealth, more reason for pride
and thrift and active effort, than ever
before and can face the new season
with an equal show with any of her
sister, cities in the Northwest. This
is the spring spirit, and it dwells here
in abundant force, an asset and
credit Of no small value when prompt.
iy and properly used.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13

People past middle life usually have
some kidney or bladder disorder that
saps the vitality, which is naturally
lower in old age. Foley's Kidney
Remedy corrects urinary troubles,
stimulates the kidneys, and restores
strength and yigor 1t cures uric acid
troubles by strengthening the kidneys
So they will strain out the uric acid
that settles in the muscles and joints
causing rheumatism. Owl Drug Store,
T. F. Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13

We often wonder how any person
can be persuaded into taking any
thing but Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and lung trouble. Do
not be fooled into accepting "own
make" or other substitutes, The gen
uine contains no harmful drugs and
IS in a yellow package. Owl Drug
Store, T. F. Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
THIS IS MY 6srd BIRTHDAY"

D. Cady Herrick, former Justice
of the Supreme Court Of New York
and for many years one of the Demo
cratic leaders in that State, was born
in Schoharie County, New York,
April II, lS46 and was educated in
the schools Of Albany. He studied
law and was admitted to the bar.
Soon after he began practice he be-
came active in the local politics If
Albany and in 1880 he was elected
district attorney. -Four years later
Mr.. Herrick succeeded Daniel Man
ming as the recognized Democratic
leader in Albany. In 1886 he was ap.
pointed to the Supreme bench, but he
still retained his political leadership.
In 1904 Judge Herrick was an unsuc.
cessful candidate on the Democratic
ticket for governor of New York.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13

Little Wilhelmina", the royal idol
OF the Dutch, is soon to become a
mother, and the whole world, outside
the diplomatic ranges, is hoping it
may be a son and prince, that his
gracious young mother and her de-
voted people may live long and hap
PLY, free from the danger of absorb.
ton by the powers" that inherit the
kingdom in default Of a male heir!.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
THE WEATHER

Oregon Fair. except showers in
extreme west portion.
Washington and Idaho-Showers'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13

The French have deported the
bumptious Cipriano from the shores
Of Martinique in his pajamas; this
was probably a concession to the
polite amenities in general and to the
delicate sensibiIities of the sailors on
board the steamship that carried the
man Of destiny" away from there.
He is, without exception, the most
ridiculous figure in modern affairs,
and one that will never mend either
his own nor his country's reputation
in the eyes Of the laughing and sneer-
ing world.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13

We approve the policy of the Gov
ernment in making the appointees of
the census bureau subject to the
rules of the Civil Service Commission.
II should have been done years ago,
and saved the bureau many dis
graceful scandal, and, perhaps, ac-
complished far better results than
have ever been attained.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13


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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-13
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
JUSTICE HEALL
WANTS TO KNOW

sperisl lo ne Daily Inades
Okla civ March gG iullun +
Foar. elected Justice Of tho peace GoF
q two.ycarierm last November aad
who had heen appointed 20 an i cre.
aicl ieftca ualec nrior 10 that time.
wants thc legal doubts rcn0vcd rs
10 hl# position u Is ihc busy Office
af tte city and misiug of doubt Isl
placing some attorneys and The JUS.
tice n iaeanyencni attitudes the
doubt e.prce ed long aller thc iua.
zee Was ~ aaieo
The legislature cl ga07.S paesel q law
creailnE an nillcp Of insllce az tae
ppbtp Jnr all eltle ef 25.Ol0 81 more
fhls Inv Has passed without an omef,
soneg ciause and beeame effective IN
'uWset Several weeks later Justice
rem president Of the board oi county
election Saa appointed vs. the baarn
af county commissioners TO nll lite
Office a the grnaul election iast
November. aeall WIS elected for twn
yeart y Is The contention Of some
thar lhe office does net become offee
i've until 1911 as ono 0f the para
rrapha NJ lha law aialcs that other
offices. Which were cfellpd q the same
time ~ a0 become cHcsilye until
then
Justice Beai wraie h genaipr
Sraak Malhess, uhu ialherod the nlll.
asking his opinion llp received
foply from both Senator Matthew'S aud
iseaalor n 2 stafford, favorable ia.
Elm
The fOlawIna rs tho laxt Of tho icnlY
ir9m The two seaal1rs
nheplYlrH 10 your favor III Pccans
I dalp relative ~ he Intention Of the
late Legislature a9 % when tha pravia
I ion goes lnts ohAct which provides
COR nn addslinna iuStlpr III tia peaea
va ditlhs whose population exeeedg 95.
COP hre leave 10 sas THAI thi clsuss
I wea u ced u the bill at Che feaaeu
| cff4anaior plElserd upon tie eepfs4ens
lniltH thai the docaai of the justices
lcrtIe peace Of that elty wefh in such
haugestcd conilllan that thefc was
4 necessity fur prompt and Immediate
rollef By providing for additional lus.
iloak II the peace.
HNAiln The laugnagc used Is g1me
N s IinlenrlsY q 70 when the proYls.
ia hectlnta kRttliFe bus, aA NA Ntkel
lfall#mei'llla4 lhcre vas then nfpsent
rdtrssllw f0f an additional Justice Ii
ilhat town. the unlk rational f0ncna.
lnn Ee be drawn Is that the legislature
llnieHaed ihal provision I'd havnna 0nl
lprsllTa rt she earlieal possible ma.
|meatH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Their Most charmlH2 chsraftPi l,e,
e their eolissnsss aoe ysst


Their Most charmlns chsratssyleae
ls their polltenese aoa Ystt
Milwaukee Sentinel
Every year the Amcfcfu colony
10 japan grows larger. said A. r.
Marshall IN tho plsnkinston. rhe
majority comes there for business rra'
sous, or IN official capacity, but mnny
Americans settle Id Japan because
they lihe the climate and because Nv.
ljnf axbenses afni No mNca cheaper
Tho economy Inducements. however,
proves 10 be much OF a myth until
one has lived among the Japanese
iuf some years and % 10 lougef
looked uron q a tourist.
"One o. the Arst things ihr the
newcomer MUST do, If be iateuis to
make his home ln Japan, IS q learn
the manners og i.ln country. Other.
wise be viii hnd himself N an en-.
barrasslng position al every turn. it
Is no easy task. however and reqnlres
most careful observation. The Japa-
nSse are the most courteous people
the world. but their courtesy 20 alto
gctser dlherent from urs.
rThe American on being inlrudnc.
od Into q Janancso family may think
A polite 10 say 20 bis host, IN prl.
vate. You are a lucky maii 10 have
so charming q wife, Mr so.and-So.
hut such q remark would be consid-
cred ilI.hred and crude. ~ Japan the
Nlie Il SO much the property Of the
husband lha, he would no m re eA-
pect a stranger 10 compliment DER
Than Ii remsrk on Tie graceful curl
of his muslachc. EVIDENCE of this
Droprlelorshlp can be seen on The
streets eyer5 day for The Japaneec
wife does not walk beside Fer mrs.
band, bul abaut three paccs hehlnn
hlm
"Dompttlc squahblcs are unknown
IN japan. sud IN THIS respect Ameft
can couples mlFsl pr0niably initiate
our little hr wn frlcuds. Tie mar lA
tho uuancsiluaed head of his family~
what be snys goes. Tho wife Is treat
cd with the greatest Kindness and re-
speut. boz she hes no inherent rights
on nff own Hh u'FPf hHnNita iNln'tt
al all. Tle upper class Japanese wus
men are delightful lilt'c creuiufea
ard hugpllable 10 d fault
"Alicr all. the most charming chur
acterIslic Of ne laps Is their polite,
moss and tact The foreigner never
fails to be Impressed by u. a slrik.
ng example % related by an Amen
can missionary When leaving Hon
man portrait of chrtt 10 be tiAnt
cd at \ Japanese sh D, The Old pre'
prlcl0f asked Nlom Il represented.
on belng told tha i was iae aaTior
whom an Christians w0rshlpped the
Japanese without hcsiallon aaped
low IN bc8NDce II that was MOI
beautiful tact, ! 10 not kn3w shat \
is.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
HARTMAN THE BOGY
MAN Of WALL Street

ais sters aside Il WIN run 90 uitholl
q QuiYeF Then, u Wan street wants
d haVe lhf rollywobb'es. 81 may But
Hartman don't lalk about his plans
Forty years On che street haze earn
"a for him lae s0briqnei % "the ST.
lent man" !, iart ans wonde,
When hg sllrie1 on the arrest as g
messenger with his big hcad mounted
on ffall BODY and MS big eyes gleam4
ing through thick elasses. and his thin
hnkles clad 70 thick white wo1len
socks, lh2 dandy bucks of Jim Flskas
time mtaC sport Of him. The son Of
poor hcmpsteai rector with q small
charge and q big family. the hoy could
|nct AFFORD better clothes. He didn't
want them. anyhow. His eyes we're
sci on something belter He did his
work well. but IN BIS own way One
|ni bis best ffiendA said that ed
waiked on hia rounds He never huf
flea N his life ai the dctaiion oi any.
one egcepl It II H'fflman By and
by he hesan 10 speculate for himself
Then be became mcmhcr 0l the
stock exchange ouc nf lhe Two doI'
lar bfokpr Other broker learned
20 knpw hhsi rs man who would pile
SIN nn higher than eats hack when
hc got into market gamp But sllll
BE- ianked only az daring gamnlcr
until tp gol ccnlfol Of Union PRclllc.
Then lin lnuh the directors lula bis ol'
ilco ana shovel them map of lhe
system. and explained 20 them whAl a
kingdom was aprsgd before ihcm.
Since then De has been q power
Look NJ E. y Hartman from ihe
rear ana one thinks % nn old cl9'
msn iis gafmeli Fall lo0aeiy ab1Ni
hls huni liille body fls massive hcnd
lnppel hy derby which seems lNO
Sizes tcc lifgp q fails 1FNnrd on
his chest as u in heavy lor ihe
.hruukeu neck uut l9ok 40 him frsm
IN front. GET chat air oi power Of
dominion that radalns from him.
Gates 4 glance from those keen eyas
that twinkle behind the thick gliasea.
and y9u rcnllzc INIT this man was
born 10 nle, Then one remrmbea
the othtg mar who ussurcj him thar
you ana j are Both practical men
And bis declaration that he did Dot
think Thomas r Ryan the right man
10 htve conlr9 0f on Insurance. CONF
nany, and bis wcrldlamoCs latemcn
that ha woul play even with Ryan
Fno yei- but soon. Observe he lul-
pcrative b'usaucrlc with which be
brufhes away irrelevant matters ami
one se that lhlA min IA no pntiedce
with lhe lneiEeienl Or this world one
then understands ihe meaning d thar
famous outburs when he dlamisse
young lfydc aad hie blind.cyoi ec,efia|
wl,h
Wow Wcwl Wow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
Measure Of Great Importance

Eve m 3

state makcs Il vitality Important taal
the County Institute should be eslnh
l'shea OH broad and progressive bas
that win make These organizations
thoroughly representative of the agfi
cultural and kludsed interests Oh ltelf
localllas
The ngesenl law b The result Of sa
eioE - the part oI ihe Board II
make there laeal organizations sD.ale
and continues, and % enlist III their
snppcrl The community VT inieroala
Represented BIZ H. local poultry s~Ms
citations calFy associations, women a
domestic scleEe clubs. corn & overs
elnbr. ana other auxiliary Bfganlza
sluns a newAershi1 fau has been os9
iablIsael aud qualification w The part
u mem 'ers hsyo boon incorporated
ID he laN. ehieh lnaufes 5 vital AMI
Progressive membership ils4 and the
provision Cor ald % carrying oa The
Legitimate wurk Of The Institute haa
been Be frnmaa thni .ha farmers inN
ilrsi helu themselves Before shcy e
authorized 10 apply foF pd lllaaal ags
sisianea from the public funds
The Farmers luAulnin WITHIN aa8
heretofore been dljlmriis e1Heailnas
and suel 10 It's functions hHs become
under unf law nefesara end yiial
pas uf The machinpry az government
l9rnlrolllag one 81 iha m1si lmpUt,ant
execuiite departments 81 the slale a. I
lhia law provides thai ln caeh county
an equal amount with The total meRl
herahin fees Fl the Frmeea u, Il
nlcs and all lia aanxilafY organization
shall Dc paid ~ ibe county stall 'a
nu oven rxeeei the sum Of $40 huns
diel anilsrs per yeaf Since ilc iaf
mefs II hfaeieaiy Hsayf county Va lha
|fiale ni5 the larger ser cent 81 an
loycs. had practically en- uihsg lnlst
est al lnduslies IT those ceauilpk
ire dppsndeAl directly rf Indirectly
upca the agricultural ieauufcos d
thft laenl,ie sblS rfeyie'tn mrrelY
eniMll6us expenditure iaf lhls DUE.
rnsn and works no hardshi n1n Guy
one f y helIerca 1f The npa.t s
ARflcalglfc thar ihls law VIII eaall
4n Initiating IN every county n the
state fcnulnp agricultural fsir Alt
msllule. ami wlli invite sud seeEre sie
ullefslan OF 81 The people Ia sha
aopnly and Vicinity Wa0 arc Interested
Isl lhe promotion Of agriculture. holtl.
efltu'e live stock. poultry anal dpmes.
8lc selenrp fe earch
8 ~ 1877 tha laelalelnrc 81 indiana
psesed q bill slmi;lr IN some oi lis
fyDvlsi1ns 60 che eci Whleh has las
come . law III 0kIahnma and repQfs
frem tHss state vhec The functions
% fhe aermefas IulisVle afe pisisS
educational and where Il haa na
yplea IN lDa aeleel.un 0f ! slala noara
ol Agr culture posses ms aus 81 she
powers possessed by the Board III
0kuhuma. ATE 10 NE eheCl ihat V has
bfapehl abort il wonderful Improve
menl II lha aaendanee fnd inherent
lh these meetings. and has produce
srselY increased ineHhafthln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
aow sorrLaa ARE SAVED
A london Exchange Handles mllllena
Of Them Annually


Of Them Annually
From London Letter.
Every one has al some time won
dcrad what becomes Of an rae empty
bottles OF the household pltklc ant
sauce bottles. beer bottles, mineral
wavar bottles and the bottles which
contain mang other articles ol daily
use.
They ilnd their was 70 vae -ondon
bottle exchange. which stands IN 4
back street Oft tie iilackfralrs road
near The Thamls, IN ils eaycrnous
depths are thousands OF eases and
nundreds Of thousands Of bottles E9
afy marine store dealer and rag mef
chant hi London knows It. and every
MAKER OF mineral water, beer or bot
tied goods Of any deseriptlea owes 4
4 debt on gratitude
From The utlermosl ends OF a4a
earth the bottle exchange receives the
familiar shaped bottles Of famous
nrmg. sorts laem and RETURNS them
TO their owners. n e we're not Ter
Inc exchange and score Of othef
IKE Il 81 the blg altlQs ai England,
thc nrlce of many articles would be
al once increased
F0rlY-glx members of llsa exchange
have just announced that they have
voluntarily adopted certain stringent
rules knd regulations laid down by a0f
Ceillugrldge. medical officer Of health
lor lae cliy 81 L0ndan md can nov
guarantee The purity Of their products
Elm accordance with lhem
0ne % the most important OF Tie
regulations Bf9vldes for the cleansing
cg tic BOTTLES, AND ihe bottle ek.
ehsuae suggests uhe reason for Id. 0f
the 20 millions Of bottles abich an
nuallg pass ihfoiiga ih!s remarkable
Institution aeme millions are the sal
wage uf dust aeaps and tho strcela-
Memehcrs ~ ihe haiiie exchange
pay S. year subscription and -four
ahlllngs gross for thcir BOTTLES aE-
ier e3ey have been sorted and boNe1
by the exchange Marluc store deaf
crs and ehoiilemenH are paid iIis
Gents gross for semlng II lhc bel
lies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

noWn IN Wan street. if person
makes perfectly lnnoccnt remark
lusl HE lhis EiWafd Henry Han.
F|man Is out Nrsl seeking iog health
toye susnlslaas brokers and bankers
81 once ASK Whose health IS Ed.
Yard iieafy Hafrlmhn socklngg' And
they wsll mol be c1Usent until lhcy
haao Istuet bulletins from ihc bed.
edo 0l s0mo HUSKY nuencici fhc up
n in moment hnd believed hlmaoli
arahls oi llfslne y bnH by lae iail
F1f there's no apdglns the fact that
HGWsa Henry "a The busey men ol
lae afreph
" be vert 70 holsunhola G report
81 tod4y ang stroke daVf thG Gcrnf
& mHslache cad sss Oh aea The
Ffell anisles' siccks wouli DROP
81 jump icn ppinls WHY Because
Aarrllnan soid g. Sala whnil What
aNer Il was a liarflman said. n
dpA'l maize any difference. lle has
,hoAe strong. brave men at wall and
&a0af gelplcs ard beating Il for the
Nb1hek every lInla ie bats an eve.
u Ne dnesn, drink cu6cc for break
stBl I.ie market Nahhles Il fe does
6rlnk ouifec ial breakfast TOO market
81 hrm " NJ ever switches 10 Ems
llsh hfenhfats lea 10 4 out 'lor tne
cAfaclFsnl Wall street would ,laVo tae
Anmepla llchrrllis III mlnule.
WIS should Wall fittel fnaf little
Edward 81 Because Ms. Hartman
A6a i8uglii Il. Ten years agu uo was
hlpellcally unknown outside tbe llm.
tad rlFcip of he street Then he be-
came arilro in railroad matters, for
which ae had Mleh aud worked and
Sept iHs m1use Shut ldr ihlisy years
ie has nlcfe necn Increasingly ac
tlVt hter alnee When be gol trans
enuliuenlal lille penrle sald That llaf.
r'maf anhltl9uFsss satisfied Bless
3uu l5et WFa ike Hface before meat
lsA NHs ttcn adding ilnc ln line, pii.
ina rslr aa yppn raltond. eyer since
Ia ieh yenfs eleven ai lbe most
Hl ilafeimau has accurei control oi
se4anleen nreei railroad systems
s0mmlas un apltpslna ely unethlrd
ql |hp nlile&ee ul The Omitted States
Hn wnrh anrfnxlmately 2R000,00Q-
AaN ue ihals -Four billions Is the
AHAnRr
1nd ihe Hartman control goes
gtl fa lnn roots f4a n meang g
tlnaHlts opl and B hui'dlcg up Hla
fnemloa say Tint ne'F stock Job
noY, hnt M the aAme breath they eA
Mil thn' h6e wonderful railroad
man. H. has positive nanlt inf
a0irienef Ills roads fnh % less lrlc
llhn Anu wilh lnss losl motion haa
un} ulhers IN lsp ~ Fll NE inter
sHn Ii 70 cfeaie machine ul auea
absolute perfection saas whaa hc Ans