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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1905)
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1B05. THE MORNING ASTORIAN ASTORIA. OREGON. I jMMMMiaaMwvii THE MORNING ASTORIAN Established 137S. ; rbllshed DcllT (Except Monday) by HE J. . DELUNGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. II 00 . so . o Br mall. Per By mail, per month ....... By curler, per month ' ; WEEKLY ASTORIAN. now telephone, gas and electric light j franchise! Is lck unto death. and' large number of other enterprises are sleeping the sleep that know no awak ening. W have heard of political apathy. which tee ma that men are not suffici ency Interested In politics or con- rrnl about the public weal to reg ister and ow, go w me pr.n.. m..tan. and add. that he ..- hi.. - 1 K..iwK f thl BfW!'"1 disease existing in Portland, but It l.wa" v,u .iw.v. lsi.!nM or ennui that Is Entered at the poatofflce at Astoria, Oregon aa second- law matter. - - a .v. itn.. nf Twa MoMIHa mat be made by postal card or ihrougfc Telephone Main hi. want no mow revolutions, but a flimn cial statement. The Portland exposition innnnge ment offers an unparalleled wondei in the assurance that It will b ready for visitors on opening day and lor credltoi on closing day. Wannamaker has offered tlM.OOC at the toot ot political apatny. an7 , - mea.ure. she a poor cltl.cn U hustling for all he U," u f0f, Color,J(X Chicago now has an opportunity to deemed so expedient RADICAL SOCIALISM. It U very plain that Mr. Bryan be lieves that the only hope of the demo cratic party to supplant the republican party In national administration Is to become the more radical party of the kwo. He. Is a political philosopher enough to know that the character of this government was changed by the war of the states Into a national in stead of a really federal one. He re alises as most men who are historical ly Informed do, that nationalism gravl ates Inevitable into paternalism, and that phternalli$ra talwa' on of two roads, and one of these roads leads to socialism. WT-h conservative social ism, so far as many ot the principles enunciated are concerned, a large num ber of the people are in sympathy, and were it .not for the belief that many of the principles of socialism would eventually be adopted, and if adopted, by the conservative wing of that party, there would be many accessions to their ranks and they would be a form idable political party. Radical socialism is a more radical course of civilisation than even im perialism that is. such imperialism aa is alone possible under the general scheme of our laws and Institutions. The populace have and always will retain with us the ultimate power to make and unmake Caesars. But when the Hoi Pollol is itself Caesar who will be left to ever make an appeal to Caesar? If Mr. Bryan's Ideas prevail the democratic party will become the organism of the preletarlal and the plebiscite' become the mouthpiece of the mob in county, state and nation. The ancient creed of lndivldfuaiiilm. tM Bhlboleth of JeffersoWan democracy, will become heresy and government will be transformed from the fixed time-termed orderless of republican rotation Into the eccentric exercise of sovereign functions according to the whims of fluctuating majorities. Radical socialism Is the porest sub stitute ever offered for democracy In its ' simplest and sanest American terms. Conservative socialism ap- peals to the intelligence of the voters. Radical socialism means th leveling down of our civilization to the blatant greed of the GenMles, crying "what i shall we eat, and what shall we drink, and wherewithal shall we be clothed." j Radical socialism is spoliation for the benefit of the sans culottes. This is the class that Bryan will appeal to should he forsaka the democratic party and go over to the socialist party, which he evidently is trying to do, be ing headed that way. He would adopt socialism, not that he believes in the fundamental principles oX socialism, but becaues there might be a bare possibility of its landing him in the White House at Washington. worth for his own business Internets, Apathy la Indifference but not neces sarlly latlnesa. There are some peo ple who arc too lasy to live, that Is.! to deserve to live, but they never oie ot their apathy at least none of the Astoria physicians have any mora ot such a death. They seem to De re warded with the long life that ought . . to go to those wnovinaae gwa u active use of it. Latinos seems to b a condition that conduces to health. for health generally accompanied hjnm tmm wnrrv or care and a ,1 W-"t a.v... doVn-mayVcare In.lSftrcVce ' to what everybody else thinks or wants. These long-lived laxy bones are as Indiffer ent to medical advlcei as they are to the bacillus "work." They care noth ing for sanitary science, vaccination. germs, bacteria, antiseptic surgery .or i BeBtrlx Fairfield has written an any other fad. Their very apathy artlce on "why Men Do Not Marry." about everything seems to yield to '0n( reason nay be that they get them the ability to keep on breathing 'bc, 0n reading about marriage on long arter meir wu "- the woman, page . Seattle knows what up-to-ate even- in tminutlism la It Is the trick of . runnina- two-foot heads over two-lnci stories, while the public waits for the morning paper to learn the truth. The Butte IntermoMntaln says: There, are to be H saloons at the entrance of the Portland fair. Th' roan who. tarries at th gateway will probably be ready to swear that the Portland exposition is several times as large as the St. Louis .how." Besides a large navy to protect trade tn foreign countries. It may be neces sary to provide a large army to pro tect trade In Chicago. ious to consult a doctor every time they feel a draught or read a medical advertisement act- laid away un.jr A vegetarian magaxlns suggests that Deanuts cure sleeplessness. Chestnuts ;long before the time. o- the sod. There Is a kind ot apathy Lav always held the record for indue that tI. In ARtorln. Dr. Osier, that makes cenfsiarians Instead of corpses Mr. Atklnton of Boston has given a dinner to six young women for a to tal expense of J16S. according to the Bostcki Herald. What's the. matter with Mr. Atkinson for the position of president of the Equitable Life Asso elation OUT OF THE ORDINARY. Epitome of Ancedotea and. Incidents With Comments by a Layman. A meteor was seen In Taooma. It occurs to us that Rflv. Dr. Chapman did say that Tacoma was the gate to helL It must have been a photegenlc subsdmce amalgamated with blue vitrol and brlmstonce produced In the future home of the democratic party. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in Chicago means the right to kick In the other fellow's slats if he has no union card. Some of Dowles followers are show ing that thy are unregenerate. They ALONG THE WATER FRONT. Swedish-NorWegisn Consul Reeeive. Orders for Psovisiona. San Francisco, May II. The 8we dish-Norwegian consul here has re ceived an order for provisions to be sent north to the whaling arctic ex plorer OJoa, which sailed from Nor way on June 17. 1903. In an endeavot to find the northwest passage. From the fact that supplies are to be sent north by the Pacific ocean. It Is srgu- For this week we will make a ten per cent, reduction on LADIES' UNDERWEAR I DEATH DUE TO APATHT. Thirty-five per cent of the deaths In any community are due to apathy, says Dr. William Osier of the "fit for nothing but chloroform at 60" fame. Dr. Osier is rather too much given to making sweeping generalizations which seem to be founded upon a meager array of facts. If apathy Is the cause . of more deaths than consumption and pneumonia combined, Dr. Osier Is the first man to d'scover It, for it is safe to say that the complaint was never yet given in a death certificate as the cause of the demise. Ther Is more apathy in Astoria than all other dis eases combined, but no one was ever known to die from It, and In this re gard Astoria has been somewhat unfortunate. Still, Dr. Osier Is orlitfnal, humorous and sensational In his remarks, anJ seems to haev determined to go to Oxford famous for something besides a long record of persistent Btudy and practice of medltal science. Therefore we hav to add to the Osier dicta that the best work In the world Is done by men under 40, and that at 60 men ought to be chloroformed, another to the effect that tn" cnlef contributing cause of dea'.h In th world is apathy Apathy must be a virulent germ dls ease. If apathy Is the direct cause of fh death of some needed enterprise several Instances equine recited In a certain city close to the Columbia river v,r. For instance the hotel proposi tion died from apathy; the court house Is simply waiting for the funeral; the GOWNS Made of Cambric trimmed with lace Insertion, V Klmped yoke, regular 6"C. Al Tlil week, eiu-h....- - Made of Cambric trimmed with embroidery In sen Ions. R'fdilar tc 0C 1 Dls we, . Made of long Cloth trimmed with V.lencleones Uoe.ad embroidery Intertton. QQf Regular ti M. This week, each w Made of Long Cloth with tucked reveres and em broidery medallions. Regutar tt J (l.W Tola week, each piti DRAWERS Made of Cambric trimmed with tncks, embroid er Inttertloo and edging. CAf Regular me Tula week, each....' Made of Good Quality Long Goth heavy lace flounce. Regular QA 1100. Till. wek, each .'w1 Made of Fine Quality Nainsook, Lole Kuller flounce, trimmed with emliroldery and iuc. ci no Reg. 110 TliU week, eacb.4"-vu To prove that wt give th but pos sible values, and tell only reliable goods at what ever price you care to pay. Our line of MUSLIN, CAMBRIC LONG CLOTH, WHITE NAINSOOK Is absolutely new and complete to sixes. CORSET COVERS and CHEMISES CORSET COVER, Made of Long doth, trlmmtd V!th embroidery and ribbon. Regular price ate. lc Thli week, each " CORSET COVER. Made of Long Cloth, with three Innertlona 6t Valen ciennes laee and finished with Valenciennes edging. Regular 49 price 43c. Tbla week, each JB"' CORSET COVER. made of fine quality !ng Cloth, with lace yoke, nicely fin lnhed. AC Regular 73c Thla week, each.,.. CHEMISE, made of good cambric, with two V -shaped row of lace inaertlon, edging to match. Regular We. Of This week. each -"v CHEMISE, Made of Cambric, with two Innertlonaof lace,' edg. lug to match. Regular price QQ ai.o0. This week, each YVV CHEMISE, made of good quality tong , i..ih trlmnied with Valen ciennes luce and ribbon at neck. Hklrt niiwnea wuii a flounc. ornamented with Intwrtlon and lace. Regular price II.. This week, each $1.26 HARMONY in dress can only be obtained by the "timely tips" of those who have devoted years of careful study to ihc clothing trade for Men and Boys. You need not worry about the quality or correctness of any thing you buy here in the way of clothing. The manufacturers guar antee and ours go with everything you buy. YOUNG MEN if you are not in harmony with your clothes you should call on us and we will put you in tune with neat, snappy suits at C0a ii 0 5 O Of course we can suit you to the tune of $10.00 to $30.00 per suit but we would especially call your attention to our single and double breasted "Mannish Suits" at Seventeen Dollars and Fifty Cents. P. A. STOKEvS Keeps a Dressy Shop for Dressy People. 1 V. illariSduffao U Mara HiadTulowi ed that this great quent of arctic ex plorers for more than 400 years has been successful, and that the explorer will soon appear on the Pacific coast Capt. Amundsen, who passed Green land bound for Kinf Wllllamland. Is said to have located the north mag netic pole and to have found the monument erected by Sir John Frank lin when that Ill-fated expedition per ished. The OJoa was fitted out at the ex pense of her cap'.aln, and earn a crew of seven men. Previously a whaler, the was overhauled and strengthened for a cruise of four years. and was equipped with an auxiliary petroleum engine. Capt. Amundnen was first officer of the neigi-a in Gerlacb's antarctic exposition In 1SS7- SHIPPING NEWS. CfcTTDTQ MADE OF CAMBRIC, flounce with tueka and em. (Q. 3J.1V 1 O broidery.Begularll.0tt. ThU week, each - vv SKIRT. MADE OF FINE QUALITY CAMBRIC, with two Insertion! .of Val- ,57 eucleunea lace ana eagiog mj maicn. ikt!""1 . -- . , SKIRT, MADE OF EXTRA FINE CAMBRIC, with deep flounce, daintily 52,02 S finished. Regular price $2.23. Tbla week, each v g SKIRT, MADE OF FINE QUALITY WHITE NAINSOOK, extra wide flounee, trimmed with embroidery Insertion, edging and ribbon, lteguiar price t a rd Thi wfk ffu.h . ............... .............f....e..M.M.. T j M. S. COPELAND & CO., 467 COMMERCIAL S UEET REMOVAL - SALE WE MOVE JON JUNE 1st to our new quarters. In order to makej'tnoving easy we place on Special Sale our entire stock of Clothing, Men's Furnish ings, Shoes, etc. Goods Sold at Cost Daring the Month of May. CHARLES LARSON WELCH BLOCK; 65a Commercial Street, corner 15th. The light house tender Manzanlta left for Portland yesterday. The brig Lnurlln. which has been loading at the Tongue Point Lumber Co. sulled yesterday for San Frltm-laco. She eurrt-s 363,000 feet of lumber. Th Steamer Relluble of the Wlllupn Transportation Co. Is nt the Astoria Iron Works where he will be over hauled. The Reliable has been con tinuously !n sitvlce ulnce she left-here. about two years ago. The steamer Queen takes the Reliable's run. The steamer Oregon sailed yester day for Sat Francisco with a full car go of freight and list of passengers. The schooners Endeana ana the Transit are expected down the river today. Anxiety for the safeey of schooner Chehalls Increases with each day She left Cebu, Philippine Island Janu ary 22, and should have arrived here long ago had all gone well. Poaslbly she may be drifting about In a crippled condition and slowly making port, but her tardiness Is ample cause for fear that disaster may have befallen her. The Chehalls Is under engagement to load lumber at this port By May 29 the big dredger Colum bia will be In readiness to commence dredging, and there are many places where, she can be put to work to ad vantage. At the meeting of the Port of Portland commission yesterday aft ernoon, Albere Meyer petitioned that the commission remove the bar, which he says has formed In front of Hunt er's DOlnt. on the Columbia river. The comrnlnsloners thought the United States engineers the proper authori ties to appeal to for a removal of the bar. An appropriation of $80,000 has been set aside by the government for the Improvement of the channel In the Columbia above the mouth of the Wil lamette, but It Is a question when the department will be in a position to prosecute this work. The Columbine yesterday succeeded In finding the break In the North H?ad cable, the first time It has been exact ly located. As soon as It was picked up, It was indicated in we w esiern Union office. As soon as the weather moderates the cable will be repaired and an expert sent from Portland, probably the first of the week. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET (i. W. Morton ami John FohnnaD, Proprietors, CHOICEST ritESll AND HALT MEAT. - I'lWMPT DELIVER! 54a Commercial St. Phone Main 321. The TROY Laundry Is the only White Labor Laundry in the City. Dooa the Det of "Work at very reasonable Prices, and is in erery way worthy of your patronage. Cor. 10th and DUAh'E 6T8. Phone 1991 tiiftiiftiHMMiitiMnrrTTTTrmiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FRESft AND CURED MEATS Wholesale and Retail Ships, Logging Camps and Mills supplied on short notice. 3 LIVE STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD 3 WASHINGTON MARKET CIIRISTENSEN ft CO. AN ASTORIA PRODUCT Pale Bohemian Beer Best In The Northwest North Pacific Brewing Co. There's no beauty In all the land That can with her face compare. Her Hps are red, her eyes are bright, Bhe takes Rocky Mountain at night Frank Hart's drug store. ' first! National Bank of Astoria ESTABLISHED' 1886 Capital and Surplus 0100,000 J einharcTs '"-"ss 1 J