New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-01
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Edward Sundell, for many years one OF
Chauncey NJ. Depew's confidential clerks.
has compiled book of 100 pages contain
Ing notices, aphorlsms and nuggets
from the speeches OF the ex-senator One
Of the Fourth OF July quotations reads: L
had looked for years with awe at the ora
tor as he rode in the open barouche In the
procession. ] had listened to him with rev.
erential attention. The day came when l
sat in the back seat on the right hand side
OF the carriage as the orator OF the day;
and when 1 stood upon the platform and
spoke the old familiar truths thought am
bition had eliminated and nothing more In
life was left to be attained"
The first refinery for cottonseed oil prod
ucts in Canada is that in Toronto. The
plant is equipped to manufacture a COM
plete slime OF salad oils cooking oils and
shortenins composed Of compounds or
vegetable and animal fats and oils. The
capacity is twenty million pounds per an
num- The company intends to handle only
the oil pressed from the choicest seeds.
The company has line Of tank cars en-
crude state from the mills or the Southern
States.-Macon (Ga) Telegraph
FAREWELL, MOSQUITO.
Word comes from new Jersey mat cdll-
paign IS TO be waged on mosquitoes by the use
OF hundreds OF pounds OF dynamite. With which
the shelters will be blown UP.
The humming bird Of Wilson's state,
Which sends it's fame among all men,
Is made the prey of men who hate
Its singing now and then;
They mean 10 stop it's song (and biteD
By use OF tons Of dynamite.
The scheme is simple: Place a stick
OF dynamite beneath his wing,
Then touch fuse and beat it-quick,
Before its dares to sting!
The drawbacks obviously this:
The charge might hit or 1t might miss
a. W. T.
angry man to smash the telephone when he
can't get Central" or he Is cut OFF IN the
middle Of a conversation with his girl, or
some other mans wife or somebody butts
TO sustain verdict Of "tustihable phoni-
eide. Portland Oregonan.
The total investment I'm electric light
plants in the United States Is now more
than 5000, 900 900, according to reports pre-
scented TO the National Electric Light As
ISOLATION. The report covers practically
5000 stations, having an estimated total
horsepower capacity of more than 100000,
and kilowatt capacity Of 100000 The OPP
Grating companies have a total capitalize
ton Of 50, 400 10000, and an annual income
of $500 100000.
A Russian danseuse was greatly I'M
pressed by the Statue Of Liberty in New
York Harbor. but the statue has quit fool
ing us these many years-Columbia IS. c.
State.
DR.. Thomas S. Grove. of Chicago. official
musician of Cook County. H.. advocates
law that would force landlords to pro-
vide fly screens for all doors and windows.
In urging this reform, DR.. Grove says: III
the ravages Of the house fly were mini
mlzed we would have city and county
with less disease and fewer deaths. aud
Taxpayers would be saved IN dollars and
cents We maintain costly hospitals to take
care OF these whom the fly has laid low,
but we take no step, however simple, to
cheat the fly OF his victims. other ordi.
uances impeled by the laws OF hygiene
and sanitation are thrown about poor peo-
pie FOR their protection against disease, but
when all these health ordinances are
scanned, It seems TO me that little has
been done toward the protection of the peo-
pie I'm summer time against the greatest
carrier OF all diseases. namely. the fly"
Yes the girls gave the bride commits
Grafton shower"
What in the world is that?'
"Why they all told her how sorry they
were she was going TO marry such a man
as the coming bridegroom"
THAT must have hurt her feelings7'
mo, II didn't. She knew there wasn't n
girl there who wouldn't have given her
eyes TO get h!m!'-Cleveland Plain Dealer