THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBEB 6, 1905.
THE
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Entered aa seeond-etaiai matter June
SI 1W6, at the poamme at Acteria. ur
on. under Uie act of CocjTeea of March S,
. MarOMetstoe tba ietirmagolTBi Hoair
tMisroaua to cither raatdaooe or piar ct
bivtoMa juy ba made by postal card or
through telephone. Ay trreiruJanty la oa
Uvcry abould be tauaadiatety reported to the
office of publication
, TELEPHONE SCATJf 661.
Aa the date fixed for the great re
publican meeting in " Portland draw
nearer the real significance of the oc
casion impresses itself with more and
more force upon the niinda of all local
partisans, and there U a growing intent
"to be there" on the 12th. Clatsop coun
ty and Astoria will undoubtedly hate a
strong and representative group of citi
zeas on the floor of the conference, and
this U as it should be. In fact there
is an imperative demand for the pres
ence of her best and most capable think
en and speakers. It is not a matter
of delegation at all, any man can go
and usa part in me granu musier 01
the party, and make himself felt in the
reorganize tin of the host, for its good,
and the good of the state; all that is
needed is a little leisure, a little coin,
and an honest purpose to square all
things that are off their bearings and
bring men and .things back to the level
of harmony and vitality. This done,
the dominant brain, sinews and numbers
of the republican party in Oregon will
do the rest, to the infinite common
hiaJ If it it tint. aiu1 rannnt. bit done.
then it will be just as well for the As
toria men to be there in order to thor
oughly realize why.
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It is announced in the dispatcher from
the Far East that the Taft party, which
includes the daughter, of the president,
Miss Alice Roosevelt, will leave for the
United States on the steamship Siberia
on Friday, the 13th day of October.
This reads simply enough and l, to the
casual observer, but one more item
among the thousand that has come to
us from that now famous itinerary, but,
when it is remembered that the domin
ant figure in the group is a woman
whose wishes are likely to be observed
on pretty nearly all occasions, and that
she signifies her willingness to start on
a long and perilous journey, on a Friday,
and the 13th of the month at that, one
' is compelled to stop a moment and won
der what manner of woman she is; and
in wondering reaches the swift and con
clusive decision that she is a "chip off
the old block," in other words, the dau
ghter of her ather, who would no more
allow such a fact to deter him from any
enterprise than he would the purrning
of the White Houe cat. But she is an
exception, in tins relation, all the same,'
and will be heartily congratulated on
her: courage by her chum, when she
shall have arrived in Washington.
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The laborers imported into the canal
cone from Martinique appear to have
been incited to take the stand they did
after making their contracts to work on
tit) big ditch by some interest opposed
to the completion of the waterway. Per
haps it would be difficult to prove who!
is responsible for this underhand Work,
but observant people who have noted
the unwearying efforts of the trans
continental railroads to prevent compe
tition, wil) not be slow to suspect that
they a rf it the hot (on ofithe trouble.
Possibly congress may feel some curio
sity about the matter and take step
to ferret out and punib those respon
sible for obstructing the completion of
an undertaking in which the people of
,the United State are vitally interested.
' 0 ;
Another German general has expressed
the opinion that British generalship is
absolutely independable, lie says that
any continental power within three days
after landing 300,Uuu troops upon Uie
shorn of England could nisrva upon
London and. taM posse-wioa of that
capital. The German general's criticism
doe not possess the merit of novelty,
nor has it any especially alarming fea
tures for the British, who always keep
in mind the fact that a condition pre
cedent to 300,000 continental troops
marching on London is the necessity of
landing them on the soil of the United
Kingdom.
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It is said in defense of an army ofll
eer who is continually in hot water be
cause of his failure to meet the tiews
of creditors who insist on prompt pay
ment that he really desires to pay. That
U doubtless true. Most debtors would
sooner pay than cheat their tradesmen,
or those from whom they borrow, but
that excellent frame of mind does not
help matters. It .would be far more
to the purpose if they made sure before
running into debt that they could meet
their obligations. That would be the
honest way.
James J. Bill of the Great Northern
has radically changed bis views respect
ing the future of our trade with Japan.
Xot long ago he Was pointing out the
illimitability of the Oriental ; market
now he dwells with especial emphasis
upon the remarkable adaptability- of the
Japanese, and tells us that we shall have
to get up very early in the morning if
we expect to compete with them in any
line of industry.
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mere ts some prospect of the cry
from Macedonia being heard in Europe.
as it is to be converted into a financial
matter. As Ion aa the demand was
merely for rectification of Christian
grievances the Macedonians lifted up
thetr voices in vain but now that Eu
rope feels her financial corns being trod
den upon something is likely to happen.
o
Evidently 'the kaiser is not in com
plete harmony with those of his subjects
who appear to think that a man born
on German soil who emigrates to another
country still owes allegiance to the
mother country. He recently declined
receiving a"hi4n' tfhd represented himself
as a "German-American." Apparently he
was quite ready to receive him as' a
German or as an American, but did not
recognize the mixture. ,
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The gangsters in Philadelphia are call
ing Weaver a traitor. The mayor of the
city of Brotherly Love liad the misfor
tune to be the nominee' of as disput
able a set of grafter as ever flourished
outside of San Francisco, but he refused
to be their tool when he achieved offi
and now they reproach him with re
creancy. The louder they protest against
hi 111 the mure firmly Will the decent ele
ments of Philadelphia cleave to him, so
the grafters may as well abandon their
unless attacks.
SKOBELEFFS REVENGE.
fee War thm ftaaataai 6arl Be
91 tfc taas-'a lasalt. ;
During tlx Rusno-Turkiah war the
(ay after the passage of the Danube
had been made food the emperor of
Russia crosKed the river to cougrato-
f late and thank his gallant soldier. la
front of a long, massive lint formed on
the elope below Sletora, awaiting the
coming of the great white ctar, stood
Dragomlroff. Yolchine and Skobeleff,
the three generals who had been the
leaden of the successful attempt
" Pragoiqtroff, the divisional com
dander; the; emperor, embraced and
gave htm the cross of St George.. lit
shook hands warmty4wfth Tolcbtna, the
brigade comma ader, and gave Aim. too,
a 8t George to add to the decorations
which this cheery Bttle warrior bad
bee gathering from Boyhood la (be
Caucasus and central Aala. Then the
emperor strode to where gkobeleff
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fain tains unexcelled service from ths
west to the east and south. Halting
stood, and men watched the little acene J does , connect lone with trains of all
with Interest, lor tt wait ootorloBs tU. tra&aeontlnental lines, passengers are
Skobeleff was ta dlafavor with Us SOf-lciven thatr'chole at routes to Chicago.
erelgn, and yef tfbtn ttjclmrf werejuulavOle, Memphis and New Orleans,
rlnjrtnf with (he tort br bis conduct I. m niMrs'tK.M twd. h. e.
or toe previous monuag. laeat.
w a a aa a . . l
wouia Alexander maintain us Din- Proerct!ra travelers dsalrina Infor.
brage or would he make It manifest M t0 ,ht lomut r,t ftn4
that it had been displaced by Bkobs- routee are Invited to correspond with
irua urrwsui. iw at least a puuuie l.v. .iw,i .
fPL2JJ W.rt K H. TKlWiu Coromerc'ul teat
1'iuuu,- aviuicri uiru vuuiruuicu rmcu
other. You could trace in his counte
nance the struggle between disapprov
al and appreciation.
It was soon over, and the wrong way
for Skobdeft. . The emperor frowwd,
turned abort on his heel and strode ab
ruptly away without a word or 4 ges
ture or grating of recognition. A man
of strong prejudice, lis was not 'yet
able to exercise from his cored the) cal
U Third 8t, Portland. Ore,
J. C UKDSET, Trav. Passenger Ac"t
142 Third 8U Portland, Ore.
PAUL B. THOMPSON. Paas'gr. Agent.
t C LtfJDSET. Trav.' Pssaer-r Agsat
4 tJ Tblrf BCTottland. Ore.
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE.
"Xotkw is herebv iven that the un
tunnies that bad blackened to him the mi n,.,.iiB f rharl..a n. Mon
imu.no VI MUUtirU, ,.1,1. ..t M IO T ...l .r.
Tha fflwir frt- hi. ..1hii aim r
scarlet then srew deadlv nala and pursuant 10 anu oy virtue 01 an or.ur
seemed to conquer in impulss as bs set I"'. tll County Court of the S,Ute of
bis teeth bard and maintained his die-1 Oreson. for Linn County, duly made
clpllaed Immobility. It was a flagrant
Insult In the very face of the army and
a gross Injustice, but Ekobeleff endured
It In a proud silence.
The time soon cam to that gallant
and brilliant soldier when be could af
ford to be magnanimous. As ths cam
paign progressed he distinguished bim-
ind entered in the matter of the estate
f said minors en the 24th day of July,
1903, will, on Saturday, the SSth day of
tX-toher, 1905, at the hour of 2 o'clock is
the' afternoon, at the front door of the
Court House, in the City of Afloria, in
Clatsop County, Oreyna, sell at public
self again and again, so that bis name Uctin, to the highest bidder, for cab
Became a sjuoainj ia ue armr ror
splendid daring as well as for oppor
tune skill . . - . , i ,
On Sent 3 Skobeleff after exploit on
exploit devised and led the storm of
the Turkish position In Loftcba and
drove his adversaries out of that strong
place. On the following night at bis
own dinner table In the Gornl 8tuden
headquarters the emperor stood np and
bade his guests to honor with him the
in hand, all the right, title, interest and
estate of the said minors iq the follow
ing described real property to-witi
The undivided one half of lots 3 and 4
in block 110 in the Town of Astoria as
Isid out and recorded by John M. Shive
ley, in Clatsop County, Oregon.'
Also, the undivided one half of lots 7
sod 8 in block 21 in McClurs's Astoria
toast of "Skobeleff, the Hero of Loft-1 I'' "t and recorded by. Jonn - Mc
char It Is not given to many men to ICIure, in Clatsop County, Oregon.
earn a revenge so full and so grand as And notice U hereby further given
I t. Itl.l 1 1 a ..i.l MiArflidtl tmlSiil.nt 4a mnA
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A War to aViSHe lkrk. I"' vlrlue tne sam aoove meniionru
The Inability of the ahark to seize Its rder of the above named court, will
victim without turning Itself first upon I from and after Uie said 2tb day of
Its back must be a serious Ineonven- t0Wr, 1W.V, sell st private sale, to the
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learn to appreciate the virtues that he
doubtless possesses, there can be little
doubt that the nnreasoolng aversion
bigbeat bidder, fur cah In hand, all the
right, title, interest and estati of the
aid minors in the following described
real property, to-wit: .
The undiridt-d one halt of lot 1 in
block 80; the undivided one half of lots
3 and 4 in block 103; the undivided one
half of lot 2 in blork 107; the undivided
one half of lot 7 in bUk 100; the un
divided one half of lot 4 in block 134
and the undivided one half of hit 8 in
block 135; air in MrClure's Astoria a
laid out and recordrd by John M1ure
snd extended by Cyrus Olney, in Clatso
County Oregon.
AH of said sales to be made subjec
that Is felt toward him would be large-1 to confirmation by said court
ly mitigated and that we should cotne
to make due allowances for the pres
sure of banger that at times operates
to our own disadvantage. London
Standard.
The Mas Wllk Urn T la Hlaa.
The long Isolation of Japan from the
rest of the world, so conducive to In
trospection, has been highly favorable
to the development of tealsra. Japa
nese homes and habits, costume and
cuisine, porcelain, lacquer, painting.
the very literature-all have been sub
pert to Its Influence. No student of
Japanese culture could ever Ignore Its
presence. It has permeated the ele
gance of noble boudoirs and entered
the abode of the humble. The peas
ants neve learned to arrange flowers,
the meanest laborer to offer his saluta
tion to the rocks and waters. In com
mon parlance the Japanese speak of
the man "with no tea" In him when
a man Is Insusceptible to the serio
comic Interests of the personal drama.
Again they stigmatize the untamed I
aesthete who, regardless of the mun
dane tragedy, runs riot In the spring
tide of emancipated emotions as one
"with too much tea" In him. Interna
tional Quarterly.
HEWITT t SOX,
P. 1I0GUE,
Guardian,
Attorneys for HtiardUn.
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOD
Fa til Farm nal Camaltxtan
I ass fcsaa samairfalJy tass IsaSietJ
lias aw ia, afasars a4 wessaa f ttaWas) fa
nrfcws&Sl k foatatfty aVsarW4
ItaraaaSj U SavfS f the Saia si4 MS was
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KIMOVINri WRINKLES
(la m 4 OimW) Cmu4 Pi. ttt.fm tW 4 S. I
I. SSSMP, 5e. im UndM, tl Ck.rw. I
kSi.t Pwks Km at la f. t m,UI Ce. I
Sm An. r r r 1m. friiactiajni I
Tvrta tkm BHSas Tesar.
On the dar of a Chinese marrlasre na-
I invited friends and Deighbors or even
perfect strangers sre allowed to cone
tn and see the bride, and they .may
make any remark about her or to ber
they please. Sometimes things horribly
rude and disgusting sre said. To try
ber temper a man will say, "Fetch
your husband a cup of tea." If she
does so all wUl say Jeeriugly, "What
an obedient wife yon sre.7 If she
sulks and does not do. as sbs. is told
tbey remark: That Is a pretty, vlxeo
with which to begin married life. We
cajjuot oongratnlat yotf on' that tar
tar," and other words to a similar ef
fect. Then the poor thing Is mad to
stand upon an Inverted cup t tw
kow small art fcer feet-Boudoir.
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