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THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARYS teo. 2 THE MORNING ASTORIAN PubUsW DeHy by TE1. J. S. DELLIHGER COMPAICY. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. By a, per year 17-W By mail, per month By aimer, per moat 8 WISELY ASTORIAN. By k0, per year, ia advance. .1100 Inlered a seeood-etas mailer Jon II 16, at tt poxtortlcs t Astoria, ore ton, uudec lb act of Courss ut March . Is. Tflnkn for the OeMnruc of Tmi Moan mtouui to Mthr restf or pUr of ) as b bf postal omnt or ttutmrb M boa. Any ImnruJantT to Ewy should bo sassdiatelj report to the oBoof puoUoaiina. TELEPHONE MAIN Mi. WEATHER. . . Oregon and Washington fair. MAY BE NEEDED BADLY. While the public mind is yet charg ed with the question of fire in place of popular assembly, it may not be amiss to call attention to the fact that there are a number of buildings in this city given over to public use, which arc totally without any tort of ex traneout fire-escape. It it a grave oversight and ahould be remedied within the hour. Xotabfci among these om in trant U that of Logan' IU11, one of the Most popular and mot frequently crowded editlce in the city, with but one channel of egrea for the hundred .visiting it, in the event of a conflagra tion, and in ease ecae wa cut oiT from that single rear stairway, the re sults might be appalling. It i wretch ed economy that waits upon the issue of disaster to correct desperate evil that might have been easily and time fully avoided, and the case in point i one of the most conspicuous now under consideration though there are others . that will be touched upon in due course. Do now, what public sentiment will compel later; credit for foresight is a whole lot more palatable than rejimaih for neglect. EDITORIAL SALAD. It is all ri;-ht to pell th best p'Minjfs when it can be dom- to good advantage, but don't sell the best mar s. It i" like killing the goo-e thnt lays the golden eirjr; but with the pre-ent war city and high pri, many farmi-r have made this very mistake. The Department of Agriculture has recently i-ued a wurninjr in regard to orris root culturf : "The cultivation of orris root is being boomed as a quick road to wealth. Many people may thus be misled. The prospects for the orri root industry in the United Stat are not good." An American wheat expert hazard the! prediction t1it W.tin Canada within ten years will l tiic principal source of Kuropean wheit supplies. The be-t thing in t!,e world have aluav been done for the oe of doing them, or for the loe of tlio-e f.r whmu thev were done, and not for pay nor reward. Xow r.ui will bar out our ma chinery, electrical supplies and things of that sort, by a prohibitory tin iff Russia is t-ill doing bu-iness at. the Ojl stand. Our trade there i nil much, some sixteen millions, but in directly through Hamburg it i much larger. After March 1-tlie date wh n Germany's new tariff affecting u take place duties will be rai-ed 100 per cent on the product mentioned. It it really a "Yankee trick," accord ing to the statement of Count Witte three year ago when a similar ad vance wat ' made. He Slid it was brought about J Americans who had been induced to establish factories in Kuia and who then wanted to bar out uierkan competition. It is ukI that firs iwiram rate rv quit likely to imivas. Sttitio show that the lat year h tww r in thia country i;ure fc.M.tWM mor thau the last hve year annual average, o 1 Talking about not havinir "lii.V with hen. i the most foolih tlimtf miasm Jahle. Think about your Imsiii., rel about it. talk about it. study it. ami you never will say any more about ' link." Farm hands in Vu.ntan weiir linen garments of spot lew white. When they become even slightly soiled, they hasten to change th,m. Work is plentiful there, farm laborers are well paid, and they can afford to be tidy. o Whr should not a man he Jnt a proud to write after his name the word "Farmer." a to write "Dm-tor" or "LawTet!" It i the prwulest title anv man can bear. Only, he must bo worthy to bear it; that i what counts. o From the regularity with Which the grab bills of former years are coming to the front at Albany, it i to be feared that some of our legislative guardian do not realiie that a good many tiling went out of fashion with the elections of 1W5. o Washington has combined five city streets in one, to 1 known as Wheeler atevet, in honor of the late General Wheeler. The naming of streets. ve- mi.-a and parks at the capital a'ter state and famous American is an ap propriate and excellent custom for the -cut of government. . o A library building to cost $1,000,000 is to be the memorial of tlie late Presi dent Harper at the I'niversity of Chi cauo. The reasons fop the change from a proposed chapel to a library building tt a memorial are not given, but it seems to 1 in every respect suitable, o Lord Roberts, has renewed his warn in to Grt Britain that she need a far larger army if she is to be prepared for all emergencies in r.urope ana in India. He place the limit at 1,000.000 men, which suggests that ponsibly in meeting such a demand the empire miitht relieve tha strain of the unem ployed bv taking such a are suitable into the military service. The burden to the nation probably would be no greater, while a menace would then lie converted into a security. o A married woman in Washington has sued her hustand for divorce on the ground that before marriage he repre sents himself to be a Congressman. when in fact he was only a clerk in one of the executive department. This plaintiffs sense of injury ahould encour age the Hon. Tim Sullivan, who iu pub lic not long ago confes'eil to a very shrunken appreciation of a Congress man' valuation and station, and snid that the "representative of the people" at Wa-hington were made use of chiefly as hitching post. o "We want an independent paper. We want an editor, who it not afraid to speak out." How often do we hear the above remark. This "independent" busi ness simnlv amounts to this: If you pitch in and abuse some one else it it all right, but touch Ko. 1 with a ten- foot pole ami he is up ami coming. Ttidirul' that man's religion or hi political view, but don't dare to touch mine unless it i to endor-e them. How we all like to see the paper hue our neighbor, but when he tuiiehe u he is "gol darn" fool. Judge Oosseup, a talented judge, qjeik thus of work and against leisure: 'We are a pretty poor people after all," was his comment. "Therefore livelihood command an absorbing interest. We each of us are like a man in a boat. Down stream is bankruptcy and fa mine: nn stream i plenty and comfort. To stand still i dangerous. We mnt go ahead. We must pull, pull. There is and can he no such thins a leisure. Cod has ordained there be non. He ha made it incumbent for us to work. and we must." In the shade of the old apple tree. I've fited so long, love for thee, that the voic I heard, grows faint with each word, till it's barelv a whisper to me. There i no more biiw left in the bee. the bl'soms are withered, me! the tree that one grew, where I wait for you. ha changed to an old ehetnut tree, where vou har the blamed buzz of the Ih-c. with n big fining knife. that I swiped from my wife, I am wait ing and watching by gee! Of dagg rs I have two or three, an ox and a cut las, you ee, and I'll stick all taeM things, in the next guy who sings, "In the Shade of (he Old Apple Tree." 0 My way when giving liquid medicine i to take a piece of niblier hose about fifteen Inches long, tie on the neck of a botll and put the end of hose down the animal's thmat. There is then no danger of getting glae in the mouth. State Iruunnce Commissioners Want Drastic Ref rms. WILL REMOVE HIGH OFFICERS Insurance Commissioner From Tennes see, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Ken tucky, Demand Resignation of New York Life' Officer. XKW YORK,' Feb. 4.-H was said on good authority yesterday, according to A moiMing pap-r, that the report of the Insurance Commissioner of Tennessee. Nebraska, Wisconsin and Kentucky on their examination into the affairs of the Sew York Ufa Insurance Company, and which waa completed yesterday ia mot drastic and demand the resignation of several persons still connected with the company. It aUo, according to this authority threatens the New York Life with ex pulsion frm the States concerned in the examination unless the demand are met. The paper adds: "It was also learned yesterday that the document which the commissioner have adopted as their final report dif fers considerably from the one which was originally drawn. The first report, it was said, was regarded by Commis sioners Post of Wisconsin and Tierce of Nebraska, a altogether too mild, and they demanded a complete revision. These two commissioners, it ia under stood, succeeded in impressing their view on the other three, with the re Suit thit the report hit out without gloves at every vulnerable officer1 and trustee." REPORTED DIVORCE. Coonteea De CatteUane Want to be Divorced. PARIS, Fell. 3. Although diligent in quiry was made in many quarter with regard to the truth of a widely circulat ed report that the Countless De Ca tellane (nee Anne Gould) is separated from her husband, the Count Boni De Castellane, no confirmation could be se cured from reliable quarters. In a dipatch from London the Par is correspondent of the Exchange Tele graph Company say he ha confirma tion from a reliable source that the Countess De Castellane is seeking a judical divorce from her husband on the ground of infidelity. AFTER GRIPPE Or Any Severe Sickness Druggist Chat. Roger Advise Astoria People to Take Vinol. Mr. S. C. Iterry of Miildletoii, Conn., writes: "The giip left Hie- iu a tery weakened condition, no appetite, thin, nervous, no vitality uud a bad cough. I hail hemorrhage, nnd nothing seemed to help me. I rend of what your cod liver oil preparation, Vinol, had done for other and decided to try it. I found that it soon gave me a hearty appetite; my cough disappeared: my healthy and strength returned until I felt like a new creature. I consider Vinol a wonder! ill medicine it makes strength and vitality so fast." flnr local drugist, Mr. Charles Rogers, says, "We have never sold in our store a more valuable strength cnntor and health restorer for the convalescent than Vinol. This i because Vinol con tains in a concentrated form all of the vital principle of cod liver oil, but without a drop of oil to upset the stom ach and retard its work. "Vinol tone up the digestive organs and renew the strength of every organ of the body. "We ask every person In Astoria who has been ill to try Vinol on our guarantee to build them up and make them well and strong. We return money if it fails." Charles Roger, druggist. Lame Back. This ailment is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and may be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain llalm two or three time a day and rubbing the part vigorously at each application. If this does not afford re lief, bind on a pieoe of flannel slightly dampeted with Pain llalm, and quick relief is alinot sure to follow. For aale by Frank Hart and 'leading druggist. There' a cure for old age, an excel lent and thorough one. There I noth ing sensations! about it. It is the best the doctor can find under existing cir cumstance. IIol lister' Rocky Moun tain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tableta. Frank Hart, druggist. W. C. T. U. FANATICS. Will Protest Againit Miu Roosevelt Serving Boot to Wedding Guettt. XKW YORK. Feb. J.-A special to the Tribune from Boston aayti "A movement ha been started here by national officer of the Women' Christ inn Temperance Union to obtain; Mi Alice Rosevelt'a cooperation to-1 ward barring wine frxmi her wedding breakfast. Mi" Katherine L Steven-! son. president of the Massachusetts hraiich, ha taken up the matter with the national officers, the plan being to get Mr. U M. Stevens, the national preshhnt, to persuade ll Roosevelt not to permit the serving of win on her, wedding day. ; CHANGE OF TIKI The Baltimore At Ohio Railroad Commencing Sunday, November 10. trail No, 6, the Royal Blue Limited, will leave Grand Central passenger atatlon, Chicago at S p. m instead of 3:30 p. m. and will arrive in Pittsburg at 6:35 a. m.. Washington at 4:40 p. m, Baltimore 5:50 p. m. Philadelphia, 8:19 p. m. New York 10:40 p. m. the aam a with the old schedule, thu reducing the time one hour and thirty minute. Ko exes fare will be charged on thi fast limited train. All other train will arrive and depart the tame a formerly. Stop-over i allowed at Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, not to exceed ten day, at each place, on all nrst-elat through ticket. Are You Restles at Night. And harred by a bad fought. t'e lun.r,!'. tlnmlioiiiKl Svrun. It will se cure you sound sleep and effect a prompt ana radical cure, com uy nan .hug Store. .. al POLITICAL COLUMN. s Announcement of candidate 4 for office will be published 'in thit column at reasonable rate for men of all parties. 0 FOR GOVERNOR. Republican of Oregon are hereby informed that I am a candidate for the nomination of Governor at the prim aries to lie held April Uoth. JAMES wrniYCOMnK. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. 1 hereby announce myelf a candi date for the oflhe of Secretary of Stat., and a-k the tiport of all It publl cans. F. T. WKIGIITMAV. FOR STATE PRINTER. The undeisigned announce himself a a Republican candidate for re nomi nation for State Printer at the fortv coming primaries. J. It. WHITNEY. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, I hereby announce myself as a can didate for rcnoiniiintion for th olIW of Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, and solicit the support of all He publicans at the primaries, Apiil 20th. J. II. A( KKItMAV. FOR ATTORNEY CENERAL. The undersigned hereby announces himself a a candidate for re el ct ion to the office of Attorney-tJcneral, sub ject to the approval of Republican voters at the primaries. A. M. CRAWFOHD. ROSES FIELD CROWN The best cost you no more than "any old thing." It will pay you to buy at HEADQUARTERS, We Pay The Express and charge you no more than our next door neighbor. Bend for illustrated catalogue today. A solicitor wanted In every town. CALIFORNIA BOSS CO, Lot Angeiea. STAMMERING AND STUTTER ING CURED For Particular Addreet TBI PACIFIC SCHOOL FOR STAM MERERS 1261 Ytmhlll 8treet, ,r.. Portland, Oregon.. Accordion. Snnturst and Knife Pleating: To Order STIAM PROCESS. No Hot Hon. No Burning of Good. Miss O. Gould Ilgktk Floor, Mirquam Building. PORTLAND. Prompt Mi Careful Atttatioa Given tt all Oat-of-Tewa Order. NOW IN OUR NEW STORE COR- BOND AND llth. STREET s We ate busy letting lettled but can find time to ihow you OUR NEW SPRING STOCK la all the lateit stylos of wall paper which it arriving dally. Come la and tet ui ia our sew your tpting work. D. F. Allen $ That All Important r , Vou htve often betrJ people remark "If I were ever .s a J, A. Montgomery, Astoria J. Q. A. BONVLBY, Prealdent. FRANK PATTON, Caahler. O. I. PETERSOX, VleePmldent J. V. GARNER, Assistant Cashier. .Astoria Savings Bank raptul rwld In 1110,000. Surplus and Cndlvldsd froflu tA.iwo TransMto a Ueneral Banking Huslossa. I alerts! raid on Tim Deposits, tU Tenth treet. ASTORIA IRON WORKS" JOHN KOX. Tree, ami Hoyt, A. 1.. FOX, Vice Pre. 1 11I8H0P. Secretary AHTOK1A BAVIMM IJANK.Trea Designers and Manufacturer, of THE LATK8T IMPUOVKD Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished. CORRESPONDENCE S01XITE0. Foot of FourtKHlreet. ! First National Bank of Astoria, Ore. !i:.STAllLlSlli:i 1NN4I. Capital and Surplus $100,000 Sherman Transter Co. UENKY SHERMAN. Manager Hacki, CarriaKcs Uaggtge Checked and Transferred Trucks and rur niturc Wagont 1'ianoi Moved, Boxed and Shipped. 433 Commercial Street Th Smith Premier is the simplest and strong est of all writing machines. It does better work, docs it quicker,9lasts longer, and costs less in the long run than any other type writing machine. It is The World's Best Typewriter Let as sen to w C"W book trllin II bout It. Typewriter nippUrs, Ms chiiMSrentra, Slrnotrtphen fWnishssV Th Smith fr.ml.p Typewriter Company UI Stark St, Portland Or. I location and let hi begla with you ok .iHttM -vsul Son,:.Dic$; Bath Room to build, I would plan my bath room first and would not put ail my money Into the parlor with all iu finery." That It good common sense scntinicnt, for the bath room it the most Ui.portaiu ol ail tne household. U e wouhi like to help you plan your fwtr room ami will gladly quote you tree or "jiteoilatsj Ware, the btit ct sanitary future mJ. ASTORIA, 0RE00N. Phone Main 121 M08KIK0 ASTORIA I oa 81. la Astoria at J. V. CRIflH'S BOOKSTORE. OTZQIGtR'S HEWS DEPOT, OCCIDENT HOTEL , OFFICE, SCULLY'S U0AB STORE, JOS. JACOBS, CIGAR STORE. and TBI AST0RIAH OFFICE, e) Ttatk till Cemmtrdal 8U. i i JO I 1