THE MORNING ASTOR1AN, ASTORIA, ORE.
SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1905.
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RTOrdefs tnr the tewiiur of Tut Mcnunxe
Astorus to Wtlmr mnriracv or pUr of huMnms
M7 be matte by portal card nr throurh tele
thon. Anf mvcuWrtj- in lltrpry nhontd he
lmmiiatly reported to the oflioe of publication
Tslephon Main 661.
ing authorities to prove that Urighsm
Young led the people away from the
teaching of the prophet, i to have such
a memorial in the Vermont town where
he was born, the farm on which he lived
as a boy to be converted at the same
time into "half way atatiok mea,
or resting place for Mormon missionaries
on their way to ami from 'Europe to
maVe more lupr and for Mormon wor-
ip ... . ...
sniper, u ,wa only recently mat a
monument was erected to .lelferson
Davis, the biggest political fraud of the
ninteenth century. The monument to
Smith can only perpetuate the deed of
the man who succeeded in a monumental
degree in leading people astray with
false doctrine and inculcated a form of J
religious belief which i a travesty on
Christianity and sanitv as well. The
monument to Davis will commemorate
an unsuccessful attempt led by him to
destroy the only true people's govern
ment the world ever saw. hv means of
ORIENTAL COURTESY.
a larMvat In WMrh Mlaa Ansa
DlekUaoa Ftare4,
Mlaa Anna IMcklnson traveled every
where Independently and saw human
tature in all of Its lairs. Writing to a
woman frleud once, she described a re
ception given by wealthy Chinamen lo
I rjestaurant kept by Cut Luug In Snu
Francisco, and she was the, guest of
honor. She said that she saw a aerv-
aut cotulug toward her with a box di
vided luto many couipartiueuts. with
different ktmla of uuta and candles In
tlie smaller tray. She picked out half
a doren or more ami laid them on the
Inn of the chair, which nerved aa ta
ble. Aa the atteudant passed on U
others she saw that each took only one
bonbon, and she was much embar
rassed. But when the servant approached the
chief Chluauiati, the oue.who had orig
inated the reception, he took a large
handful, and those after him did the
same, and then Miss Dickinson felt r-
pherebr misrorttine which will certain
ly overwhelm you unless yon atop In
time.
The man or woman who persistently
fears that such and such a thing Is hot
golug to turn out well la eullatlug pow
erful forces against auecoss.-Uostou
Traveler.
EnalUa a ad rreaeh Poll,
No comparison can fairly he wade
between the police of London and Tar
is without due consideration of the fact
that the Freuch law admits an Interfer
ence with the liberty of the subject
which wonld not be tolerated In reat
Britain. And It must also be remem
bered that the existence of octroi du
ties makes It difficult for a Frenchman
to euter or quit Tarts without being
the subject of closer observation thau
he would encounter tn an Eugllati city
-Solicitors' Journal.
F. Dresser Q Co.'s Mammoth Store.
Not a stoie on the Lower Columbia River to comjiare with it.
You can find everything you want in this establishment.
Dress Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Tinware
Glassware, Plumbers and Builders Supplies,
Hay, Oats and Grain.
Our Grocery and Hardware departments would d5 credit to any large
city in the west.
EDWIN C. JUDD. Manager, Seaside, Ore.
, . ,hf nu', "n,1,v wr 'ver el of "After I lenrucd that I must have
Th Russian and Japanese plenmo- j what nrtl to history, or to hu- shocked all of those educated, cultured
tentairie arc to be conveyed to P V jmanitv can such monuments 1! The v I Chinamen as much as you or I should
mouth, X. H., on separate war vessels. :re ,t olw , nioekeH- and an insult ! have been shocked if we had luvlted a
Is this the personification of etiquette or to an intelligent jeople and cheapen the
a manifestation of the fear that Karon j ho)e spirit of momnmental raising,
11- 1IV.1 11
rwoniura ana .m. uie may woome net- j u is monument raising gone mad
liferents if plaeed on the same warship
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Most of our games at cards are
of
Secret service officers are at present
engaged in a delightful chase through Spanish origin.
the wilderness in an effort to apprehend .
(he nephew of Congressman Williamson, j The first gla tumbler ned in Eng
Ernest Starr, wanted as a witness in j land was made in the year 000 for Ah
the Williamson-Gessner-Biggs case. Starr !lKt Benedict,
has not been subpoenaed. The chase will j .
develop into one similar to that after j Maine has a lobster fisherman's union
the goose,
Vnder the California marriage law the
Chinaman whom we respected to dine
with us and he bad taken a whole fried
chicken and torn It limb from limb at
ur table. In such an event would you
or I have had the tact and courtesy to
have taken other chlckeus ami thus
dismembered them?"
RUSSIAN WOMEN.
The Maay Krstrlctloaa to Which
Thejr Are Suit Sabjreted.
It Is difficult for an American to un
demand Uiut freedom as we know It
does not exist lu Itussla. There the le
gal positiou of wouiau is far from sat
isfactory, She hardly ever belougs to
J , I uciiini, I'Ul 10 oinu,u uuuu lu lull"
" v, uiuunu saniiai comraning parties mut swear tliey are j ge 0f glMue oue
meiaoas amounts to augnt .ew urieans not insane. ,
A black horse j considered unreliable
as a racer.
win successiuiiy cope witi the threaten
ing epidemic of yellow fever. This bat
tle with the germs of disease should he
faithfully watched by every community
l 11. . cr 1 , 1
ju mc TOuuin n, ourrs a spienuiu oo- i .ew lorK is the noisett city in the
ject lesson and much is to be gained in ' world.
knowledge of sanitation a1 a result of j
it. No city is so good its sanitary reg-; English will be the language spoken at
ulations or equipment may not be im- the Russo-Japanese peac 'conference at
proved.
Washington,
The Russian press comments sarcas- . The value at the mines of tie coal pro
tically tipon the interview or" M. Sato, duced in the I'nited States last year
spokesman for Baron Komura, the Jep- j was J4S5.000.000. The cost to co'nsu
anese plenipotentiary, saying "Japan had mers was about one billion dollars. The
better present her bill to those who fur- J weight of the coal mined in the I'nited
nished the sinews. of war rather than to, States last year was 3in.(MO.Oi.io tons.
a nation which was forced into fight-
ing." Forced, yes. but when after Rus- i Poison may be present in the white of
sia, for a period extending over half a , a new laid egg. This is the danger in
-year, had treated Japan's attempts to eating raw eggs.
peacefully settle the Mamhurian diih-j -
culty with unseeming indifference. Chief Justice John Marshall used to
j pitch quoits in the yards of the inns
Cardinal Gibbons in an interview for i where he happened to be standing,
the Associated Press vouchsafes his j
ouinion on the present status of the fin
ancial world. He declares that fear of
publicity, the dragging in the mire of
a respected name, due to possible ex
posure in the metropolitan press, is the
cpnnter-balanring element in- corpor
ation corruption. It would seem that
the unstinted mental ramifications of
Tom Lawson and of Ida M. Tarliell have
discomfited John D. Rockefeller, the per
of "frenzied financiers" but little. j
As a daughter the Russian woman Is
under the entire coutrol of her parents.
Her comlug of age docs not alter her
position. She simply changes the au
thority of her parents for the uo less
rigid authority of her husband. As the
Russian statute puts It, "One person
cannot reasonably be expected to fully
satisfy two such unlimited powers as
that of husband and parent."
The unlimited power of the parent it
wlthdrawu and that of Hie husband
substituted. She cannot leave her lord
even to visit a neighboring town with
out a "pass'' from him. lie names the
time she Is permitted to stay, and at
the end of that time she la bound to re
turn to get the pass renewed.
A husband may appear In a court of
law as a witness against bis wife, but
a wife Is not allowed to appear against
her husband. A woman's evidence In
Russia Is always regarded as of less
weight than that of a man. Harper's
Weekly.
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DEFY HARD LUCK.
A Few
NOTES OF NOTABLES.
Admiral Topo's salary is aid
amount to onlv $3,000 a vear.
to
The Rev. Dr. Ryan. Tector of St. Pat
rick's college, Jhurles. Ireland , has
(been eomniisioned by the Vatican to
jvi-it the Phillipines with the view of
(establishing Jri-.li eci-leiatics tlifre.
The
THE REOATTA.
regatta this vear
is assured.
The first volume of th unpublished
writings of the late Theodore Momms
sen has been prepared for publication
Thanks to the untiring efforts of a- num-1 ,,,,. , , ...
. .... , . . , ry executor of the deceased historian.
ber of citizens the regatta fund has
been swelled until it aj"'rerates more , .,
., . 7,1 e. . Bombita," the rreat-st of the Span-
. . ... . . , , , - i,"n treadors, has retired at HO -ears of
tanru mnu aim in a lew aaysine run
pro-am for the event will be announced.
It is gratifying that the regatta will be
under the management of a represent
ative body of business men this assures
the judicious exjienditure of the money
appropriated, the intelligent selection of
attractions and the success of the pro
ject. This, however, should not result)
in tut- belit-t tluif the obligations of all '
age with a fortune of Si-jOOKHi, without
counting jewels worth ubout ho.0O0
more, presented to him by admiring
enthusiast. .
Bits of WfcolMom Advice
For the Pesalnilala.
Pon't talk about your hard luck.
Refuse to recognize it Refuse to be
lieve In It. Scorn to whine about It.
Get the whine out of your voice, or It
will stop the development ami growth
of your body. It will narrow and
shrink your miud. It will drive away
your friends. It will make you unpop
ular. Quit your whining: brace up; gj
to work; be something; stand for some
thing; till your place In the universe.
Instead of whining around, exciting
only pity and contempt, face about and
make something of yourself. Reach up
to the stature of a strong, ennobling
womnnbo'jd. to the beauty and strength
of a superb womanhood. There Is
nothing the matter with you. Just quit
your whining aud go to work.
If you contiuually talk nbout your
bad lock and moan about your 111 for-1
ttjne, .'-'''I cec-ite for roonjolf "u ntrnos-
IN PORTLAND
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A. I.: FOX, Vice IVes.
AMTUKIA 8AVINUH DANK, Treaa
Hher persons in tiie city are necessarily
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this regatta will )te more successful than j
any previous one. To fc iin this end the
.vJuest publicity i, r.eces,aiy. In ad
dition to the efforts of llio- in chnrrrv
everv oerson in the cite si,l,l os.i.t toT Consumption.
in interesting outsiders in the coming
The Prince of Monaco is rendering to
aerial navigation a service more valu
able than the invention of ftviiiL' ma- I
ines. lie in making a really system- :
atie tudy of the air currents in the ud- i
per atmosphere. j
The Diamond Cure. '
The latest news from Paris is that !
they have discovered a diamond cure !
If you fear consum-
! ption or pneumonia, it will, however, be I
event. There are many who go to fort- i bwt ,or y0U to tflke that eat remedy '
land or citie, nearer to A-torii. Until the ! Cloned W. T. MeGee, of Vanleer, !
regatta has become a matter of history Tenn' "l bad a foT fourtwn 7" i
the enterprise should 1 the foremost !foth,n he,e1 me Until 1 tKjk 'J
thought in everyone, mind. While thcK,ng' Ncw DiwoveI7 tot Consumption
virtues of these individual efforts mav l, B uuu wu";a Cave lnstanl re'
; lief, and tffect a permanent cure." Un-
Jiot lie easily jierceived they will be pro
ductive of good results.
MONTMEXTS TO IMPOSTORS. ..
The raising of monument4 to the mem
ory of men who did something for the
good of their fellow men, or to the ad
vantage of their country, that deserved
to lie remembered by posterity, is los
ing much of its Hignifican in these de
generate days when any impostor, po
litical or religious, who ha a sufficient
number of deluded followers, who are
willing to give up their hard-earned
money for the purpose, can have a mon
ument raised to hirn. I'rophet Joseph
Smith, whose grand son has just is
sued a propaganda to convert the Mor
mons of Utah to the principles of the
church as enunciated by him and quot-
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troubles. At Chas. Rogers drug store;
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Sunday Excursion to ITortb Beach.
The Ilwaco Railway and Navigation
Company are selling round trip tickets
every Sunday from Astoria to all
cotta, at a rate of one dollar for the
points on Long Reach, including Nab
round trip.
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