Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-12-30

town, Mass, Is spending the weel
with his parents at Scranton.
Frank Gehrig Of Jersey City spen
Christmas with his mother in town.
Alice, the infant daughter Of Johi
lC. Albright and wife Of Delaware
died last Monday morning
Frances Emily, wife of Jacob Gar
rison, died at Middletown, N. Y. De-
%. She resided with her husband
foi many years on farm in Milford
township Her husband, two sons
William 81 and Leonard b.. all o
Middletown survive her.
Hon F. p. Kimble of Honesdal,
was q business visitor here last Sat
urday.
A. B. Sullivan has been in New
York this week.
l.. W. Armstrong Of New Yorl
was here Christmas
The state game commission has is
sued an appeal to sportsmen ane
farmers to care for Quail This is &
trying time with them and q litt,
attention now in the way Of shaiie
and feeding would preserve flock.
which-otherwise will perish Writ
Joseph Kalbfus at Harrisburg 70,
his pamphlet on protection Of gam,
birds, which gives methods and sug-
gestions.
Charles st John OF Scranton wher
he has a responsible position in d
bank, was a guest with his mothel
here over Christmas.
The State Highway Department Is
prepared TO issue automobile license
and tigs for 1911. About 4, 800 AZ
plications have been filed.
Scientists have now decided tha
there are no canals on Mars. l.
that case they have never had 4,
bother about where the expositio
should be held, when one is finished.
Perhaps when Dr. Cook needs p
little more ready cash be will he
able to remember for some enterpri-
ing magazine that he really did ga
to that pole after all
Nothing like having an early win
ter and getting done with it.
Roscoe Gourlay and John Hilton
spent the first of she week IN Middle.
town. N. Y.
James Humbert of Staten Island
spent Xmas with his parents in Ding
man tsp.
81 believe" remarks a Juvenile
court judge in Washington, "that a
girl who cannot cook bread has not
yet attained her education" Opin-
ion ooncurred in judgment affirmed
"a Philadelphia judge has decid.
ed that a husband has no redress
when his wife goes through bis
pockets and takes money from
them" Some judges are awful long
in waking up.
The conflagration in Tammany
Hall must have seemed like a burn
ing shame.
Government attorneys are now
roasting the beef trust, cleaning out
the bathtub trust, dissolving the
sugar trust, piping the oil trust,
smoking out the tobacco trust, and
shocking the electric companies. Al.
ways something doing.
One of the signicant features of the
late election was the vote in Illinois
ON the initiative referendum. A lit
tie ballot intended merely as an ad
visory vote was submitted, contain
ing an opportunity to express III,
views of the voters upon a number
OF items. The total vote of the Stat,
was about zoo, 600 and Of these 44S.
sos voted for the initiativeand refer
endum, and l27, ,751 against them
the majority Is overwhelming.
The handsomest Calendar Of all Il
the one sent out by The Natioua
Stoekman and Farmer, Pittsburg
Pa 1t will be sent to any one VIII,
viii send 10 cents to pay package an,
postage. Send for it
The time for resolutions is at han,
land some viii be making and brea K
ling them about as soon as made
They afe very much like pie orus
anyhow.
IL is said bill will be offered il
the next legislature to greatly iu
crease the salaries of all judges
the pay is NOT sufficient now to sup
port them they have an easy wa
QUITO resign. When the State ha
ample money for her schools an
roads she might increase the pay O.
her officials, but until these are we
provided for judge might squeez
along ON his present salary.
WA Rr0Nr,T,a