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% PAGE TWO '\ff*T , f* PITTSBURGH DAILY REPUBLICAN- TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916. I' ** PLATTSBURGH DAILY REPUBLICAN Founded in 1*11 for It.*- advoracv of Demo- rnttir pntf\';.k'5 and unswerving m allegiance to these pnnor'les, Tbc CWifial J*rtv,<irratic n« wppapcr of Clinton County and the City of PtaJisburgh. PnMittn-i e\« r,v wonurg c wpt Sunday by The PUt; Uirrli R< tu^K-an PuMM-hinir Company, Inc., nt the Ko'-inW* PnMery, Clinton St., Plait'»'»irph, \\ V. Rami C. «- -rdon — --,--- Prwidcnt Jvncs ^ F 8am -ughs - - A iee-Prpsident feemmb W. Havern Sec aad Treat. Ernest J. Kobir*s<m Business Manager Directors. Thomas F. Conway Michael J Callanan John B. TiDftiMy James DeF Burroughs Victor F, Boire Jeremiah W. Davera Ernest C. Gordon Awrtstrong,..,^ Editor \Iif'Pdf n«<t words'\ While HIP Republican candidate IR *\wngmg around the circuit at the rate of some score thousand words a day, the Pcnwratir president is calling log-ether lead- er« *»f cicry mde of the threatened great strike and fining them by the power of his presence and logic to enthrone reuwtn and not utterly upset the country's commerce. It has been notably an administration of deeds as any citi- zen may learn for himself without requring six m»nths to nvestig&tc, W I! VT MM Ri:iT«M<'AKH UOlKtji TO I>0? John The reason aligned by Louis Murphy, in an article in the Dos Moines Register, for Mr. Hughes' refusal to talk of domestic matters is that the moment be began to diecuss them, \that moment the Progressives whom he hopes to catch would be reminded that back of Hughes is the whole galaxy of stand-patters— the Roots. Cranes, Penrose, Gallingers, Smoots and Cannons—who wrecked the Republican party once by prostituting it to privilege and who, should they be returned to power, would dominate or wreck the Hughes administration.\ Advertis- Subseription price, $3.00 per year. top jmte* on application. *\£tttarad as second <aa»s matter at the post of ice In Plattstorfh, Clinton County, H, Y, tBtrnMsmtmn 1 *** J!JI.J»..JI,I! 1 m INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT PLATTSBURGH. tj^mBURai—The *<Gateway\ to ttie Adt- rondacks and the Gm* Mountain*, and the bma of military pwjjiarednea*: for iat*onal ! defeww, wai tmom in 1784 bf Zoptaguah 'TOM, A mm vt bm$ mtoL 'The aty » fecated on Beautifttl kake Ohamplain, , *m Qim)mta4 Buy, *| tha moutH of the Sanaac Mf*r, wtf III* * j*Jtfd§ttQ* 4* *P- proximately 12,000. It;i»*beautifu!re«den- ' tialaad industrial city, and is alao ft trading I «•*** <* a rich agricultural an4 tai£fro*f lit eoaamunity at toptoximaWr ©0,000. MlgTOftlCAL LVTKRK8T—Tht first battle; m n^'OiaiaplalM, **mm gamuai **J2h*p- I plain with Mi AlfWMfirt »m *nd Jb* Jtor * hawk*, wa# mm WW flattaburtb J» J«ly W f Vm, On October ll» 1T76,» battta was fcxifht b«4w«*n Mti& vaeseia iindar 0«m Carktoa -attd «w «*» «Aw«ri<W .«*$ aader G«. Benedict ApJ^, betw^epVltaJ and the mainland, mar Pittsburgh. j*m*mt b, 1114, U« »econd batOa on i Chataplain, now known M the Battk 6f ' \ ,WM fought on the miinlawl to \ ^MW3di a»d Pff CumberJ*i|d e, whim waa Qui oocaaion U victory of €pmmod«»ra Th«n»i UM laat naval battk between . ^ naoH of thaae and other military , a«val aa«fatiOfia in thU vicinity, there ^ aaaay bit«rM«uic aad toatructive pla««a «, PUttrfjorih and the aurrottndinr country |«| hiatorkal interea^ dating-,aa far back a» 11764, when Chart** & Vr«deRburft »»e first | whit* man b* Mv* in Ba<*»bwn0i, earn* here lloeatabUaa thf boundary line h«|weeii the # anmncea pt New Itqi^lairi'' Canadij, - ||aroOl^Mr1alt»lJ«r|rti! haa aeven public prad- id adiool bMildinp and a large modem high school building , the latter completed in Feb- liary 1914. In additian, Plaltsburgh is the home ot the ^ajtsburgh State Hormal School, and many ^eligipu* and parochial schools. *s HfREBTS—All of the streets in the business section of tlie City »re paved with, brick, crsoaoted wood blocks, or asphalt and those In the residential sections are macadamized, there heing in all 7 miles of macadamized streets and 2 wiles of brick and wood blocks. iSm sidewalks throughout the residential aectJftns are of concrete and stone, Mo«t of the streets of the residential por- tions of the City are bordered on either side by tall elms, which arch and meet over the center of the streets, some of them, being over 100 years old. WATER*=»An abundant supply of pure water is brought from mountain streams and lakes and stored in reservoirs about a mile and a half distant from the village, with more than sufficient head to throw a stream over the highest building in the City, The entire sys- tem is one of the best in the State, and the water rate is very low, as the system is operated economically and more than pays for itself. PUBLIC BUILDINGS—Pittsburgh is the county seat of Clinton County, and the Clin- ton County Court House is located here with an additional building to provide quarters for the County Clerk, Surrogate Judge, County Treasurer, and chambers for the County Supervisors. The Popl Office is housed in a thrw-st'iry bn4; building located in the center of the city oa what is known as Custom HOUM; Square. Ground has been recently acquired for the establishment of a larpe public park near the mouth of the Saranac Iii\>r, overlooking Cutnbi rkaid Kay, winch will !«•• a national and slat'- memorial of the Battle of PlatUv burgh. Adjoining thi.s j.aik the ('iiy haa, acquirt'l the fcib- i<>r a mw <'iiy Hall 1O I.e. erected m irtemory of the late Loyal L. • Smith. The total amount of ra.-my c-jx ini.-d OS this project vrlil be approximately $:.'>\.- \SB*^*-N..5 . __ : .?.,. — ------ - Another Abraham Lincoln Republican has declared for Wood row Wilson. He is George W. Stone, of 143 High street, Santa Cruz, Cal. In 1912 Mr. Stone was a delegate to the Pro- gressive Convention in Chicago that nominat- ed Thoedorc Roosevelt for Present- He has been active in progressive politics in California during the last four years. He is well known in his State and is chairman of the retirement fund committee of the California State Board of Education. \Personally! am for Wilson under these try* hig circumstances,\ declared Mr. Stone in a letter to Bainbridge Colby, ,f My own active years have passed, although J am still f on deck' and ready for the newest and best that Is going. I followed the *ide awake' torch that was so musch in evidence; inde#d> I w»» » captain of one of the best eompafUjs in Centra,! New York* in the campaign that elected Abraham Lincoln. This year I ain for Wilson whatever others may do,\ (From U>«- ?»>w,Tork Trihane) (Kep.) Do the Republkanx In tblB Male be- hc\p Governor WJiitman l» tho man to defeat the Htronc^M nomination for gtnernor the Ocroocrstg have matle in two decade*? Do tjioy bellrvp thai a <atnpaig:n on the dcfenHfve if M.. 1 Whmnan is renominatpd, wj]| proinlHP HijdfRH or contribute to the la'sei* («nsc, wlileji i« the naUonal victory? Pocs any one fee] that Oovcrnoi JAVbflnian'x record In Albany will ron dtr birn Immune to the dangers that Governor Hughes KiiWcred as a candi- date the second time? The Democrats have named the ( Ktrongcat candidate they liad in their jeamp. I B Ooycrnor Whitman the strongest candidate in the Rei)u|)1iCan (camp? Can ho be elected? Will jthe ProKrewivex support him?' Wjll |Uic indopendent* in larger numbers i vote for him, »s opposed to Judge Prabtiry? <'ln this State th# issue is the e*tmvAg«nee and incompetency of the Whitman adminiitft^ tion. The State ne#d» an e*ej?utJYe more than an executive budget.\ '\Under Pensocr§tic rule the Empire State be- came the protagonist of progress. The Whit- man administlration has made, it the refuge of reaction.\ These two sentences are the pitch of the Democratic Stpte Platform adopted by the Saratoga conference. The indictment against Governor Whitman is sustained by an unaps- warable ; ,aHrajr 'of fa^ts and figures, What it; come* ^ is simply this* that if the election notice* told the whole truth they*wtwM< call lor w n governor to fill the vacancy caused by Charl«f §, Whitman.\ The platform tersely reviews the construc- tiya record of the Democratic party when in power and makes specific pledges as to the fu- ture. It is less a partisan platform than the Complaint of a commonwealth. We hope every- body will read it, It is brief and to the point. It is the case of the State against Whitman- ism. The Democratic party asks the people to clean house because it is their house—because it is the peovle's, tenants at the State Capitol Who have abused the public patience beyond endurance. » ' \CIUKMB VmvlAS\ AMI VIVIAJT MUlTJbV WK1HW8DAV lHAfllTKK AM> amm 'AH mTTSJIUJtGH TJI>;AI*KK. Special Wednesday matinee snd niglu, CharJIo Ob»plin in a naw con- edy and Vivian ifartln i na Shuber-t (ivo-rocl picture \Arrival qf Vat- potpa\ in ooiijHnctlon with tho thres great acta at ' vaudeville. Matinee prices, ladles 1fl cents;, children | cents. May WarS in \A Continental Girl\ Friday night.—Adv. aPiPPPRPP That wobbly, gyrating spot in the moving picture is Justice Hughes dodging the wires. 2 In the Republican platform and in the key- note .spet-rheft made in the Republican Conven- tion are to he found eulogj of the .ship subsidy, opposition to the income tax, demands for high lann>, opposition ot the shipping bill, opposi- tion to go\i-nii)RUt armor and nitrate factor- ies, ami a pledge to take away from the states the right to regulate railroads* within their own lioiocr.v it ha.- been a custom of b>iiy years standing foi tin nominee ol a pai'j to delner hinisidf thointij.'!:.;, of in,, \u:\> on the \arious issues ile. laii'i in tht platfonn on which he has been I'l.i' ei| h\ bis pni'tv. Ill the «tbo\i' alld 111 flu' Deiuoi rati' recoil are enough li'ie- ••.. IIUDJ-I; t-'p,< t In Mr Ih^'i'-i. mwK n, mmpwmm. Seajc^ pyoDpnaUi, fjpjf'flfeiiCtns aa^ piun}hjn« worl for tim,tu\»rwio§ii ijflPHiiai, ciinu» Vvm% 'p^mmm w, y,, wm IK> mehf4 ty ww. J<frn R. Trombljr, Af«»); and Warden, Cljpt ton Vrimn, JUaieniors, N, %, unHl j^ o'clock a. m, m Tii»r!»4»K, 4H?HfV 8i, im, wafip, rtey *i!l h« |i»hiiel» opeaed jp»4 ?ie|4, 8#|iratp frg\HmH arg W»<l<> ?«r MtottW, UPd PlumbJUs, Prono»al» shall be ejplooed in m ••**• vclopo furniajlied by the State Archi- tect, scaled and addreMcd, and aball be accompiinjted Jbjr i ; eprtWed check in tho gum ott five |>6r cent (5 per cent.) of the amount of proposal. The contractors t» w^e* the awards are made will pe reqjuir4* to furniah aure- ty corapsny bond iiU»e sum of fifty per cent. (50 Pft Wftt of *• <mpu»t o|! bid wJlhitt U|l»tf (30) 4»y» sftcr t r4 of cdjttracjt- ofllclal notice «f *»4 la aocordwiee a'DecHlcat}on» No*, right, is reserved bids. . Drawings may bo consulted Agent & Warden, Dannemora, N, Y., tt the Npw York Office of the Depar ncnt of Architec- ture, Uopin i3g4, w oiworth BtiUdins. -and at the Depart ipnt pf AlChltcc-. tuve, Capitol, Mm '• N. Y, Drftwings amf specifications i id blanK fpi'ms Q( proposal may bo c taincd fr«m Hon. John B. Trombly, \gent & Warden, Clinton Prison, Pai nuora, N, Y. APEUst 8th, 191C m^%p' t*rm ipi 60 and 2SI1. Th« reject any or all id specifications the office of the Clinton Prison, Whitman may have* been free with tho Wealthy water on that San Francisco \boose- trip\—but what Camp Whitman gave the sol- dier boys was no sham pain. Whitman wants Comptroller Travis to retire for the good of the party. Mqst of the rest of the ticket want Whitman fb retire. They needn't worry—they'll all bo retired after elec- tion. * ASSESSOR ' NOTICE, A few prodigal Progressives may turn Re- publican—but Prosperity has turned Democrat. The test of a policy is its effectiveness, The effect of the President's policy has been to pre- serve the peace of the nation, to withhold from American mothers and American young men the sacrifices which war would have forced up- on them, to leave America free to press on to her highest destiny of national prosperity and national ideals, to safeguard the rights of the citizens of this nation in whatever quarter thoy were assailed, to keep the beacon light or hu- man hopes and aspirations toward free govern- ment shining at a period when darkness had engulfed all Europe and was reaching out its hand to the home of free government here in the Western, Hemisphere. NOTICE is her. jy given tjiat wo have completed th assessment of tho Real and Persons property for tho year 1910, and the . the assessment roll has been fllil with tho City Cierk and can b examined py all persons Interested at the ofilco of the City Clerk during tho ensuing thirty days, and that the Board of Assessors will sit to revlev the assessment at the Common Coi ncil chambers in said City of Platf burgh on Tuesday, September 5, }91 Dated August \ HBNKY llAflNANT, ohllirmai J. M. ATf/OOD, clerk II. P. Dl'YISU, Ai scssors. lourgn on 1} lfllG. [JAflNANT, i f/OOD, clei 'V lilTJ Wgunt Ads ~ FOR SAIi^-cTJaTT^Sw'^'c^Hu^ pus W!ck«r OH flMis, Can be seen at 203 Margaret st, Come quick and get real bargain. • ••» , Wanted,—Locomotive firemen ba. tween the ages of 3,% and Z% Aisply to J. Battley, Ccncrcal Forman Grand Trunk Railway System, Deering Me. \i i • M>ST-Gold b«r pin wjth four loaf clover |a ceafer, set with one dl|r pond. Finder please return | 0 Republican oAce. Reward will be WAHTKD—OIrl who understands cooking. Apply No, 6 Lorraine St. tf, FOR SALfc-19H Cadillac 5 passenger car, a No, 1 condition; exceptlopu bargain, C§n be seen at L, P. Row's, 3% Weill f& . »j. M)ST—A motqr bpat, motor, Even- rude; nsmc, St. Aaa'B C#mp; rc- W§rd for information. Address St, Ann's, Isle La Mope, Vermont. f^TKD-A Cook. Call Mrs. Wood, 85 Oak St., Blvln 3-lf U.S. Army Ho fsjrpf^jfl for genersl home- wOifc., Apply 4» Oak St. .fASSHM^ibf '^WiW-iia' attend- tnoaw and' malntcn- R. H. Hutching*, Jtate HospiUI, Og- F&fM*vij\*t- Ik in. csUonWspk. blf girl, yqung ..jlflipf at Sum- Wffai, after Give fun Mrs. Barrr fksusbnrgb, # y, fAgVlSB, teaohtrs. salr |,ira|«tig. P|iy. , •Sow avail- y*ee enroll- ire Teachers' Agency, • .'•iiijrrtitetase ( U..Y.' lag woatra M attead- >V,4 <**Urtmm; wage. 19^o mmm W. V* for clrcmajr pi In- formation aad appllpeUon b|aak. \j. ^# -i._ i ' LOST-Udlci Black WH folder con- tfJRini mm 4 %*# VftOfl going through PlatUburgh 'Summer School and Hotel Chiin'plajp, Reward of- fered. Notify collector at^ the Cqs- toms House Rouses' JPotoit, , ,_ \».. i i.i.\ FOR R^ffT-piirnished,. room for housekeeping, Inautre 80 Brinker- ho«f St. ,' TOP- WTERfOR OFJSWRK;r<W•^<P.^H' , - > A fully enuipped hospital train, tho of the cars is a first ail, or surgical first ever used by the United States car, in which there is a completely government, has left Chicago for the ( eaiiipped pper^tlng room. TBCfo are Mexican border. The oars were built | six carg for pationts, one standard and equipped by the Pullman Com- j Pullman, a combjnatiqn baggage aj}n, pany, which is renting them to the! library oar and & kitchen. The pars government, which lias an option of for tho patients contain nine steel buying them if satisfactory. , cots on the floor and nine upper The train consists ot ten coaches \ berths, on each side as a refular BUH- and is sail to be as well equipped .as man car. This gives a total capacity any trains now in use in Europe, One' of 3G pnUpiUs to the car. f lor i fine tomilcxion you must do something more than use cosi letics. You must keep the bio »d pure, the liver and kidneys active and the bowels regyl ir. You must also correct the digestive ills that cause muddyiskin and dull eyes. A Skin Like Velvet t^V^vM Use tho exquisitely fragrant crcim of the beauty flower of India apt! bo complimented on your complexion. _,_ _, . __ . Your dealer has Elcaya or will get iu J^|irV«^VX A £ ATTENTION!! $ h insure lives of members of National Guard or Naval$ Reserve, without additional charge, covering serviceV H'AKTBl)—A young man stenograph- er. Must be competent to take dic- tation. PoHtoflSce »px gg, 3t. - .» . . lV-AJfTEftrwAt o»ce girl for genera} housework. #Q wsshinga. Mrs. I. 0. Russell, 99 Oak St. 1 :-»—ir- WANTEDt-Four or live boys hot un- der sixteen years of age, at Ricket- son's Bakery, Fpu<juei Hpiiae. ->. FRESH MADE BinER FOR SAIK .—At present, f?om | surplus o( feed, i can fUPnlsti in, P|attsburgh, restaurants and private families with choice butter in pound prints, delivered each Saturday, , A ,j Jn . quires shall receive attention R.T. I>. 1, Local and 16iig distance Phones. DUI^IN EARM, Chaay. N- Y. Spth qqrdon, offer you theineeded help. They are mild in action, but quickly strengthen the stomach, gen- tly stimulate the liver and regu- late the bowels. They put the body in good condition so the organs work as nature intend- ed. Backed by sixty years of usefulness, Beecham's Pills # are worth considering Dticcfupi nf Special Y*1IM to W«woeu wtta evtry hux. SLU C^ eryv hcr«* la boxec, 10c , 26c. t r f S'l'l^oqRArHER WAJfl^|»-Bf- Cient and rapid on dictation and ma- Pbine, Alsp quick machine opera- tors only. Lock Box 288, Pitts- burgh. T?M- t V|0HAVFUlK pAXSI'ORTATIOJf CQ, A, ; Sunday afternoon said Tiortn among/ ijtho islands and Into-great backpay X August 27, 1916. Steamer \TiconW in Mexico or elsewhere. _ Risk Your Life, but DON'T Fail to Prptect Your | \ Loved Ones. **\ GUIBORD & HAPGOOD CI MAUUAKhT STRKET l'LATTSHUHCiU, IT. T, J General Agents of Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co, Hartford Conn V oga\ will leave Phitt 8 h U r tfe at 3-30 p. through the \Gut* GljanneMnto Great Back I}ay, retUraiag arrive Elatts? burgh 5:45 p. m. Romeo's Harp am} V|pli|j orchestra will furnish music. l%e'*i(>r the Round, trip 50 cents.- Tickets,, jfroeured at Puinev's office <m bj»r4 sCeamer, O. A. LOOMjtS^ jivJi Pp^iBRg, Geu. ainuuger Qen.\ f*ss. Aft. \Onyx\^ Hosiery Vou Get GOOD VK1U« at KVTvYt ice-stIVi \Mt or Cmtm 15cto$5.« Emery'Beers Company, inc. per rilr WHOUSALE iSJ.lSl £ASTg<th ST. WW YORK
