New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-23
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

n Csweyo. the Starch City" up on
Lake Ontario. has It's way. Governor
sulzer Will appoint one OF It's leading
citizens to a place on the Public Service
Commission Ex-Judge Charles y. Bull
ger, for twenty-one years Recorder OF
Oswego, ia the man for the Job, according
to the newspapers In his home town.
where there IL no man more popular
The Osweso Palladium Gays that 1t be-
liavos that In advocating the choice OF
Judge Rulger ut records the desire OF
practically every citizen OF Oswego." As
Judge Bulger used TO DO elected to tho
police msgistrscy once every three years,
with majorities OF about i,5oo In an cleo
torate OF something Hike 900, even at
times when the city went heavily Repuo-
lican, The Palladium Is probably not
far wrong. Judge Bulser has been First
Deputy Attorney General OF tho state
and was the commissioner appointed by
Governor DIX to hear the charges against
DR. A. II. Doty, Health Officer OF tho Port
Of New York. In 1911.
"wombat. what year did Damon and
Pythias rum
'Lemme see. i think they headed .
ticket about 1890"
And who ran against 'emT'
"LAmmc see Wasn't II Castor and Pol
Courier"JounA
BooMl BOOM!
frb. Merchants Association Is actively
booming New York Ci,y.-News tom
They seem TO think New York is slow.
The town a monstrous. mugsy tomb;
And So their little drums will go
Boom Boom!
Yet, seems the town IL doing fine;
The Wid West here has taken room:
The gunner galiop down the line
Boom, Boom!
Here Fashion sits. and rnurmurs loud
with voice that sounds for sense q
doom;
A handful dictates 10 o crowd
Boom! Boom!
Here politicians pad the laws.
The suffragettes turn to tho broom;
Our Gay Way giyes the country pause
Boom! Boom!
Booming New York; Give FIRE more
flame!
Ice more chilli Posies more perfumel
Whoever said New York was tame?
Booml Boom! -
small--I have discovered . great labor
TAIL always said you were q genius.
Smaii~I am going to marry Miss Bull
lon, the heiress.- -Tit-Bits.
A German newspaper correspondent,
writing from Athens, tells OF tho pecu-
lipritles OF the Creeks 40 they appear
10 strangers who visit the smaller towns
of the Kingdom Dress. schools, social
customs, ADJUSTMENTS and religious prac-
tices are all In some respects peculiar"
but" seys the writer, I'VE may learn
one thing from them; their method OF
selecting their Judges The place OF
Judge OF the First Instance at Hiskia-
sclaky became vacant recently, and
instead Of filing Il by election or appoint
ment, the authorities made II prize to
be competed for. Having certain pre-
requisites. thirty-eight competitors en-
tered the race. which was won by NJ
scieky, who is under obligations TO no
mana fact which makes him free to
do the right"
Pa, what does social justice meanr
Letting everybody sing OF recite that
wants 10, | suppose "-Dctroit Free Press.
A letter to The Tribune quotes from an
English paper OF recent date in which
the assertion Ia made that Americans
as class know very little on the subject
OF English politics. and men who are other
wise we'll informed are ignorant as to
our election laws and methods" ut
seems" says the letter writer, that all
Englishmen are not posted as to our
election SIS and methods, to Judge from