New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

While heartily approving the Chicago plan Of
raising 100000 for a monument to Grover Cleve-
land THE Baltimore Sun" opposes the ldea Oh
placing the memorial anywhere but in Wasnln8-
ton TT should be a national tribute, TO which
the people of ali states and sections may con-
tribute and It should be erected at the capital
saws The Sun" washington has many statues.
but few men who have served either on the field
of war or in the chair of state richly deserve
preservation In immortal bronze as does Grover
Cleveland His monument should stand in the
nations capital. towering among the taIest OF
memorials TO its great men,
Going to take your automobile with you on vaca-
ton? -
knowledge that the chauffeur is not JOY tidlng
with 1t Is satisfaction enough for being oothered
For drastic automobile laws Florida can prob
ably take the palm The Legislature has passed
bills which. among other things, provide that
when an automobile driven along public high
way. meets another vehicle the chauffeur shall
stop his machine. and IL there are women or
children in the other carriage he must get out
and help guide the animals drawing 1t. whether
they are horses mules oxen, safely by his
machine How the law Is to be enforced South
ern papers do not state.
Teacher-what do you mean by the quick and
Boy@wen the quick get out Of the way Of the
motor and the dead don't'-Lippncotts
The Maryland Prisoners Aid Association. which
maintains A House Of Industry in Baltimore for
ex-convcts. has completed another year Of good
service 10 the state and its charges In the year
22s men have been paroled In care Of the associa-
ton and Of this number only four have been re-
turned 10 the Criminal Court and sentenced to
prison. The economic value Of this work. says a
report. IFS apparent when Il is considered that the
aggregate salaries Of the paroles in the last year
100000. This sum- added to the expense they
would have been to the state II they had been In
Drfs0 10
Woman" exclaimed the sunragette, is the
equal Of man In every respect
"Oh, don't know replied man in the audi
hsh hook."-Detroit Free Press
The Pennsylvania Railroad is planning to set
out this spring than 1000. 900 trees This
will make a total of a.43O000 trees which have
been planted in the last three years to provide
for Of the company's future requirements
ir timber and ties. This constitutes the
largest forestry plan yet undertaken by any pri-
vate corporation. Heretofore the companys for
estry operations have been confined TO a limited
area between Philadelphia and Altoona This
year however $4,000 trees being set out on
tracts OF land Metuchen and New Bruns-
wick. y. J. In addition there TO be planted
within the next month 207, 900 trees near Cone
WACO Penn. $4,000 in the vicinity of Van Dyke
334 900 at Lewistown Junction, 1000 at Pomeroy
and 100000 at Denholm. The policy Of encour-
aging reforestation the part Of the public has
been actively pursued this spring Some 151O 900
trees have been furnished practically at cost 70
private corporations and individuals In addi-
ton 5000 privet hedge plants have been supplied
to private individuals. Prvet hedge plants to
the number of 1000 TO be set out to orna-
ment boundary lines along the company's right
Of way.
One OF the doctors says peanut oil Will cure
How, does he know? Has he ever found any
Chicago Record-Heraid.