Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-02-18
BRIEF MENTION


The Delaware Valley Transporta-
ton Company has brought new
Rapid twelve passenger car. This is
something the company has long
needed with which to serve its pa.
irons and economically manage its
business. 1t is understood that If tho
car is delivered it will be put in com
mission about Nay first.
Judge Stewart in Northampton
county decides that the Act of 1899
which authorizes parties in interest,
or their counsel, to select auditors
and masters in judicial proceedings.
except in divorce cases is unconstitu-
tiOnaI RS infringing Article 5 of the
Constitution which provides that all
judicial power shall be vested in the
courts.
When will our esteemed friend
Josiah learn wisdom and understand
that his command to "vote the
straight ticker' no longer terri fies
voters into obedience. He muses.
too much and NEEDLES too freely
when he is not succ, ssful in having
things his own way Better accept
rs gracefully as pdssible conditions as
they are and not attempts to make
trouble just for the sake Of trouble.
A Ton gyroscopic wheel affixed to his
top might aid in keeping his mechan
ism steady.
Turkey supper at the Presbyterian
Church Feb. % from six to ten
O'Clock.
During the abseuce Of DR.. Ken
wOrthey in the South his practice
will be in charge OF DIR r q. Barck-
ley of Milford nnd DR.. F Cuddeback
of Port Jervis. Tue latter will be at
the Office of DR.. Kenworthcy Tues
days, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays from l to $50 p. M. SO
Before the Billinger Pinchot in.
vestigation is ended, conservation of
patience will be a vital issue, we
suspect
"a lot of people who ha We never
been to Paris are writing beautifuT
things about that place just now,"
says q contemporary. As much
might be said of heaven, however.
A few more comets "butting in"
and some worthy frenzied financier
probably will syndicate them.
We have a quantity of seeds for free
distribution. Any one calling or
sending a postal will be supplied.
The variety includes eorp, lettuce,
p9rsnip, radish and turnip.
Norman Harsell has very conven
mt attachment to fasten on horses
feet to prevent slipping on ice. They
are easily put on or removed, aud OBJ
viate frequent shOeipg They are
something on the plan of chains on
anto tires.
The cold storage magnates seem
likely TO find themselves in rather
hot water before they are many
years older.
"Who raised the price of meat?"
will have to take its place in the cat.
alogue of unsoIvable mysteries along
with "What is a DemocratT"
Rubber shoes are more expensive
today than they ever were before
and yet they contain less rubber.
The only answer is that the rubber
trusts needs the money, of course.
There is nothing in the progressive
me. siges of Mr. Taft but what have
popular backing.
The American people are good nat
ured, but "Uncle Sam" eau hardly
expect them to use more souvenir
postal cards, even to help them make
up postal deficit.
Do you realize how soon you will
have to be putting in window
screens2
He is poor spender who complain;
about the high cost of living when q
prize hen can be bought for only SIP
600.
Mr.. CLAWS is out Of the Forest
Service, but not out of the wood,
yet.
Investigating the cost Of living il
getting to be favorite amnssmen
among congressman.
Secretary Balliuger speaks hltterl!
of the press. The only paper he cal
indorse Is the esteemed Congressiona
Record, and even that worthy publ.
cation has its inults.
Another American heiress la
purchased a nObleman at record
breaking price. Even noblemen ar
going up.
Herbert Palmer, who for the pas
two years has been employed in
printing establishment IN Carlisl,
Pa, has relinquished his positio
Rld returned home.
The Republican factions in Cor