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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1905)
HIE MORNING ASTO R 1 AN. AbTO R 1 A; OR E. ! MrtNniV. AUGUST li. tao4. . TIIE MORNING ASTORIAN Established 1173. l'uiiuw Daily .HE J. S, DELLINCER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Fy mail, prr year.... ..f7 00 Fy ni!, r month W By carrier, per month v 75 WEEKLY t malt. per yr, ASTORIAN. In advance ..St (V OnWrs for lh d-4twrra of Ta ttnaxma Iruuu to IUr nwcrewe or pise of busi Cm mad by postal cant r UiroMish tath tbone. Act trrtul.my t liwjr should he Imibedlately rrportwJ to the oo of pubhestioa. Telephone Main ML know, U a view coiUid heretical in many auartor; but it in true, newt he ir, ami some day, in the Jiot very din taut future, it will la-come here, too, the prevailing view. Nearly every foreigner conirtent to judge who ha made the matter a stuily on rite ground has come to the above conviction. For the lak of thiroughne.in the average Ameri can' acholaJric attainment, the fact that the overwhelming majority of our teacher are women k iearaWy re ponibl The Moaeley educational commission, alo, iu it tvjwrt, found fault with the predominance of women in America n school ami declared that something of true manliness would be lost if boy were left to be educated mainly by the opposite sex. .Wording to the latent eenm. 72 per cent of the teachers in the I'nited State are women, and ahowt 10 per cent of the teacher in American college are of the feebler sex. lfcmbtles there i some point in the objection to women a teachers of Ih over the age of 12 yearn, but men will never go Wk to pedagojyr until Utter salaries are offered to teacher, In Prussia and in Kngliuid, a in the Vnited State, the ratio of women to men teacher ha enlarged steadily dur ing the jat two decade, although the How w as 'it "they found out! "They said the Japs, on land and sea. For Russia were too strong; Hut how the dickens did "they" know! They aid it right along. It mnt be quite a family, This one that folk call "thcy"j They're not iu the directory We looked juit yesterday. Will ome one plea tell u who "They are and what "they do! We're curium to now and we'll 1V Ihuch obliged to you. Milwaukee Sentinel. THE STAR. Hon. William Randolph Heart, mem lr of congrr from the New York tenderloin, proHe to defy Tammany. Mr. Murphy decided tliat Mr. Hearst j,,, of vmwa j in t,e l uited State than in the other two countries. Nowhere are teaeher paid comnienurately with the importance of their work. Men cannot live on the sal aries paid to teaeher; or, at leat, tliey can get better y in other profession. ha!l not tie nominated in the district next year. Mr. Hearnt decides that he will I nominated. He ha begun hi campaign by giving a coupon ticket to every man. woman and child in the dis trict. Tlii ticket is good for a trip to Manhattan Beach, with coupons to u why Rrp fillwl witll all the restaurants, the l and to the Mde-hows where they may see the hoochy roochy and the girl all dressed in tight. There i in this, no doubt, the most advanced ttatrman-hip. Tweed was re-elected to the stale enate after bis crime were exposed, by sending a turkey and a barrel of Hour to every family in hi district. Mr. Hearst fol low hi example. But Tammany i to be heard from. What bid will it make against the Hearst, coupons? Why not a voyage to Euroie, whence most of the people in the district came! rerhaps a year's rent and a free bill for the growler would fairly compete with the Coney island trip. So far that elo quent coupon i stumping tne district and getting the applause, with a prom ise of the ote, and if Tammany would Wat Mr. Hearst in thi game of free ride, drink, victual and sideshows it must rise early or stay up all night. women; and custom ha made it seem to the average Auimican a if women were the natural teacher and teaching were not men' work. IN LIGHTER VEIN It i not for American to pag upon the equities of the Vuelta case in Cuba, or to judge the government's right to inspect municipalities wihout reference to the provincial authorities. Those are matters for tb Cubans to settle for thcasselv". and it is to be expected that they will do so in a satisfactory man ner. We Lave had our little bit of faction here between Federal and state authorities too often to be at all sur prised at such troubles arising in Cuba. But Americans cannot help regarding with astonishment and profound regret the attitude of defiance, not only to the national authority but also to the Su preme court, which is assumed by a pro vincial governor who i also a presi dential candidate. He i reported as saying that if the Supreme court should 1 decide against iiis contention he would j not obey it mandate, because he be lieves it to be partial to the other side. That is an abominable ground to take. It indicate that this governor is him self much in need of government, tbe government of his own selfish passion. The principle which he sets forth is one not of government but of brute anarchy, namely, that nobody is to obey a law unless it suits him to do so. We cannot for a moment believe that such sentiment are approved by any consid erable part of the Cuban people, or. that any attempt to put them into practice would be sustained. With the rivalries of Cuban presidential candidate Amer icans bf.ve nothing to do, but they would certainly see a deplorable menace to tbe welfare of any country in the suoeesa of a candidate whose platform was a de fiance of the supreme law of the land. Wolf von Schierbrand, Ph. D., sees a deplorable lack of thoroughness in the teaching done in American schools; and he is alarmed particularly by the in creasing percentage of women teachers in American schools. The experience of the rest of the world baa shown, ac cording to Mr. von Schierbrand, that while woman makes an excellent teacher at a certain age and mental stage of the pupil, man makes a better one in ama teur years, say, from 12 upward. "Wom en show more patience and more sym pathy than men in dealing with young children. Men understand better than women how to appeal to the hjgher mental faculties, to the reasoning power, to the temT ide of character, of pupil in their teens and upward. Men teach ers rive their mind more fully and ex haustively to study, to hook-lore, to their work, than do women (generally speaking, of coure I do not deny that there are numerous exceptions), whose aympathies are wider, whose thought during the marriageable age are divided up into several categories. This, CHILD OF A STAR. I knew a child on a summer' day, Rollicking child w-ft he. Singing a song of hi riot inn piny Joyous and full of glee; , Sunshine and rain were the Mine. to him, Winter the same a spring Morning and noon till the day was dim Ever I heard him sing:. i' l am the child of a Joyou star; I am content ; Destiny beckon me from afar, lam content ; Why should I weep when the day i cold! Why should I fear when the fate unfold! I am content!" I knew a man who was once a child; Still in the name old way Carolled hi" soul in lire toyuus, wild Song of hi childhood play; Still beating hi heart to a careless tune Winning the love of men, Laughing at wealth, with the lilting rune Echoing o'er again: "I am the child of a joyous star; I am content ; Destiny beckons me from afar; I am content; Why should I mourn when the dead leaves fall! Why should I care for tbe storm cloud's pall! Destiny works. I but wait her call; I am content. 1 I knew a sage who was once a child, Happy old sage was he, Wrinkled and bent, but his eye was ' mild; Still be was full of glee; People were glad when the sage came by, sad when be went away; Leaving an echo that rang on high Song of a childhood's day. "I am the child of a joyous star; I tain content; Destiny beckons me from afar; I am content; Why should I mourn when my bair is gray! Why should I weep for the passing day! Life has been joy all the long, long way; I am content." Lowell Otus Reese, Fan Francisco Bulletin. Thou wert my star, my morning star, Sorrow and darkness before thee took the jmii too soon arose on thy track. And pierced thee with arrow of light! Thou wert my star, my evening star, That, low in the west, hung tender and bright But mystical hand, far under the verge. Bore thee away from my sight! Thou ait my star, by darknc. by day Peep in the underworld, veiled in the height Oh, seen, or unseen forever my star. Both of the noontide ami night! -Edith M. Thomas in Suuset Magazine for August. Comforts the heart, strengthens the mind. I good ill or well. Make the face bright a the summer morn. That' what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Cure when all el fail. 35 cents at Frank Hart's drug store. STATEMENT OF Astoria Savings Bank At the close of business August 10, 1003. RESOURCES. Loan and dis count ..)t!7,R09 70 County warrant 1S.130 40 City warrant ..' 43,449 62 ;29,.1S!) 02 Real estate , , 14,500 Due from bouk 01.015 T3 Cash on hand.... 3530 00 147,832 73 Total 701,742 63 LIABILITIES. Capital paid in $100.000 00 Surplus 35.000 00 Undivided profit ! 14,027 21 Dividend unpnid 120 (Ml i Subject to checkt''S!.704 31 Time certificate. 237,130 12 Demand certifi cates : 14,i31 01 fi4l.C93 44 Total '. W91.742 63 K L"IC San Francisro'i leading con-, venience and family hotel centrally located. Con tenient to all car lines, and places of amusement and in terest. Cafe and Grill at tached. Rates 1 1.00 per day and up. Street cars direct to hotel from and to all depots. HOUSE Saa Francisco, Cal. THEY." Who are "they" and what are ''they" And who knows where "they" live! Yon hear about them constantly, of what "they" do and give. It's "they" say this and "they" say that, And "they" are so and so; You hear about them everywhere, No matter where you go. They" say the city water now Is pure and fit to drink; "They" tell so many thing, I trow, One know not what to think. Miss 4al!y Jones hs a new gown, At lea-t that' what "they" say And . risen may, "they" tell u, be The ruler of Norway. They" tell u Togo won the fight Of thi there Is no doubt, 1 1 But lmt we'd like to know i this: , r CHOCOLATE L SETS J A J ' from $3.75 up. Just the thing for a Present Yokohama Bazar 620 Commercial Street, Aitorl DR. CHARLES FLESH FOOD o ttomiiMll thraMk Iks Mrs asrtaT aalrtuaa ftsda Use wsstiaf tissasa. forth Form and ComUxUn Has beta sce-sslali' teirwws. tiaarn IsssUa fu unlkuaHUf. IN ffl tm IBHUHT UWWI r i taia aaa its m HI MOVING WRINKLES u t V? tSe, M pplkaftea fu thowtaaj Dr, Chart Vl.h Pood is TMsh'-s! th Ml rstisraUM aasva ta aMuai ein.ee ta( will rows aut ksllsws la lbs . sad Urta, iHsita IMt ra Uta in o4 fcaa4 V For Davafoptas tha Boat nr krtuu sfcrasksa f rota asntart tl fcaa the hlft tadwwBt at hvtieUa. 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