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THE MOKXIXC ASTORIAN. ASTOHLV. OUKC.ON. MONDAY, MARCH afl, 1906. hie morning astorian EiUbUshM 1873. Published Dully by THl j. s. DELLINGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. fly null. pr roar 17.00 By mail, per mouth 60 Uv curior. rcr month (" WEEKLY ASTORIAN. Itv mail, per year, in a,ivaiio. .11.00 Enteral nMHmt-i'las mntlr June B. 1V, at lh His.tlU-' hi Astoria, un ion, unJer tin? not 01 1'oncrvcs oi Muivli jrOnti for the ilrlivertig o'. Th Morn" a wroaiAX U either rwUtMio or ptact- of buniww ')" b mad by postal oarvt or through Wo lion. Any Irnvularity in ,1 Uwy ahould b innnMiatWy reported to th offlo of publioatioa. TELEPHONE MAIN 661. Official pupr of Oittsop county sunt the Cliy of Atlom. EDITORIAL SALAD. Tlie We-l i ).( 111. 11 i njj foi .'ki.ihui umkuti'ii. W o :i where too ilipliut'il in;r..unt ut.n;ii,ite t-oiiio in. K--lii.!c' IVukti .(oak. ui-eli lii-n hi' vhir t'lo Suit i to !e.t.l heieatlrr in IViHoiratio politic. Wli -ie t !u- lit tin . I .iii", Uu-io muhiU the ioiimo! In- iiUo. U. i:: 1 1 1 ; ti 1 . 1 1 nuMei i ti . leim to l'.i!!r ran 1 inli. ato t ii.it mi lii 10 ci nl fiiiiimt- trip a'ni'.ii! U' iil.-m l.eil not .1 !'.'(! l-'reneii ...n .tii'l iiiltiinv WEATHER. Oregon and Washington Occas ional light rain. Tlii'-r Kml ci whom inn nii-Muit ai"ii' in !'a-torn Tin W roinplaiit, in. In oil liv t!u pom lutuiv ot llii ii :iiiiih aiii- s, .uv not tlio vo.,1 i lii'i -0, h .'- Soi'ii'taiy Tut wini sii.l "tin wmk on t!h' e.iiml will j;o mi aiiei exen tiutiitu! iii.iii an.! i'vi'ij li.n lia- tioon liianl.'" Dili lie moan when two Sun day 00111. together London dot-tow have a list of 20,000 (n-l-mw wlin in"'!i'it tu i..t I'iiN. The tlmtor are not preferred iieditm. tlmt' I liev will eonie 111 alter tlie ilelit to nature i paid. any niurked im limit ion toward aeperat ' LOOKS LIKE RUSINESS. injt il"lf from the Danish crown, tint j - nt any rate it will, in the Kinjr'a eli , T In to eun he no further douhl. if any illation, do no Ii.umi to clreitijllioii the , exi-ted, that Seaide i to lime a fuil lie of Houtinient that hind it fliM . ' illumin.it iu, plant very lioi y. tiroiiud Aivonlinely, I,,. u, proposed that the lm been broken tor the now power nine lerlandie I'ai liuuienl shall be in- house and the men mid nmteiiaU me on vn.'d to isit t'opeiiliuiion and have "the the ( round for the iiniiiednile puipoe I men lives at Danish ptiblte ,, ,-oust ruel ion ; and add to this the tail that yesterday, two milu.uN ot tr.ukiixe iron mid supplies lit thi, city tor I lie neeaii side metropolis and for 1 1 IM. expense, t'aliiuel . I'.ii lianient. and pen pie of IViimmk have enl husiast ieally applovod the seheme. and We iua ex peet .0011 to hear ol somethin,; lively in the lav in., of a spur Hum the mam (i " l'''ii-"l hue to the ground and .punter of the O ,nt (H.U. js ,U , m,, (,, 1,,,, All smuet tip toiiate women of today, for in the premise exe.pt M10 em lust Know- how to bake, vvanli, aitijj, mid to possible eoinplet ion. an i-ue upon whirh I'lu.Vi the profjrensive little city i entitled to Without these talent a wife i N. C innj;iMtulation, 1'nles she take Kooky Mountain Tea. Krank Hart, drujjist. Political information Aiiiii.iinei'tui'Mts .11 .1111.1 l.liit.'s fur nltlen will utile rules Inr men ul all iiu lli s, ,11 I'lll'llilli'l III I ll.'ie enlUllllla ill I en 1. III. REGISTRATION li'i'lilsllilllnn bonks nl'i'ileit bv CiilllltV ( " (.- h T'l.S'lil II.'ulslnil..u I I. il..., I nil' I'liiuurv bleeli'in, Ainll I1', opi'tll'.l llftel' pi ItititM' elr -I It'll, iil DIRECT PRIMARY ELECTION iiiiiiinn ,' . 111 li.'L' Ut rat Inn IiihiLh i,it,.ti.i.l urtr li. nlslnilli.il In. 1. Ha fl..e. I Inr 11. 'in Till el". 'Hull, M il 1 ., p. III. The Morning Astortan, fl.V. a month 1 :iiu,:eipnia paper siioui.i i.e uioie coii-iderate. I'nder theatre .initounee nients for thi week the lti.iiii.-i pie sents a picture over the i-aplmi " May Irw in -Chestnut." IT IS UP TO THE MAN! The law of the direct primary is to be wholly and entirely responsible for the defeate of the candidate for nomi nation, as well a for the nominations themselves on the twentieth of next next month, and the sooner this thought takes posses-ion of the mind of those who have voluntarily placed their nam in the category of public appraisal, the better it will be for all concerned. The man who issues from that court of per sonal probation, successfully, or unsuc cessfully, will do well to remember that he is a man; and that bis success, or defeat, is no living proof of his being a better or a worie man that his contem porary aspirant; that out of the many who offered their names and talents for th? choice of the people in the selec tion of their official nominees, but ONE could be clio-en; that the arbitrament was absolutely uninfluenced by any direct appeal to popular prejudice; that the contest lay squarely with the people most concerned; that the judgment ren dered carries no rebuke, no censure, no restrictive phase, nothing that can be construed as opprobrium, on the one hand; and on the other, it is but a coin posite expression of confidence of the public in a certain man, whose name having been absent from the list, might have made any one of the defeated ones the successful nominee. The law and the people are responsible, and to the real man, this means much. To him who lacks the manly qualification of quiet submission to the public franchise, it may mean any old thing; and to him who s.hall so lack the stamina of patient and graceful compliance, and who re sents the dictum of the p-ople by the display of sore-head tactics, and who shall seek justification by deliberately trying to annual the choice so made, but proves the wisdom of the people in hav ing chosen the other man. The whole thing U up to the MAN! The chief objection to a Sunt hern lVmoefUt as a candidate for Pre-id. nt seems to W that he could not be elected. The "auie objection appears to hold true. al. as to a Northern Democrat. It i all riu'lit for eminent physicians to proclaim that fresh air is the best medicine, but it is impossible; tlie cor ner druggist can't tie it up with a dinky string or seal it with auburn wax. or invoke a .'i."i-eents.,lt-ae" blessing 0I1 jt. So Cambridge expect to defeat Ox ford in the 'varsity race thiH.ii'jh the crew' diet, on ene-l Well, pos-ibly. Much depend on the shell and the way the crews feather their oar, especially at Henlev. In America Woman Commands Man; He Does Not Count By Or. I Mil REICH. European PubllclM foiiiilv Clerk tlve ii. .11. . of I'rlnmr) l .eii,,n not li.l. i lluoi M.ireh . I usl iluv ..r lllluu p. Illl, ins lor pliielii); tninn on In. Hot for alule, coi . . e .!. n: u i.mt illslflet nHlees March HI last il.iv tor flMiitj pctillmis lor Ci unity ..Itl.o, pnl I, DATE OF PRIMARY ELECTION, APRIL 10, i9o6, riiiivnsluij v..ie of piltniiry i'leeii.in r. i i .1. mtuert Miiv i ivi , GENERAL ELECTION I tut liny tor II 1 1 nil eeitlllealen of lioiuliiiilloii ("i sl.il. ..rtli-es to imciulilv ol cli-vloia April 1'. Ii.l lluv lor llllllii liiillllllilMl.il pi'llllnns Inr stale oltti . , Miiv t, l ast iluv lor nilng cerlldculi of noiiiiui.ll. no. I..r county i.ftl.'er. I.v us. ii,l.ti ol elis ion, Mnv t iluv fur itlliiii uoiuliiutliiK . .1111. .us lor couniy ..Ml. . s. Miiv 1 1. . GENERAL ELECTION, JUNE 4 BE SIRE AND REGISTER CANDIDATES ('ANNOUNCEMENTS Itrpubliean 0 THE GREAT FRATERNITIES. In the vast and varied changes that are being constantly rung for the obser vance of mankind, the social fabric, as such, would be torn to tatters, if it were not for great organic fraternities. They are the saving influence in hus banding the mutual reliance .d loyalty of man to man in the daily and hourly conflicts in which he is engaged. And it i good. The quasi-public combina tions, such as political parties, com merscial bodies, and communal insti tutions, often develop incongrous and hurtful elements and junctures that drive men in disgust, to the refuge of retirement and tie their hands in inani tion, until the larger, healthier and broader impetus of association is again renewed by the truer and cleaner urg ing of the lodpe-ioom and the faith re built upon the tics and associations that are so rarely broken. It is good to think there is one, unfailing sources for the ro-adjustment of these interrupted conditions, and the knowledge of the ROtirce of the inspiration should but tend to perpetuate the kindly dominance. Let us dig the Panama Canal in a decent, orderly way and without fur ther delay, and leave the work of dig ging for canal scandals to the crow and vulture and Colonel Wattcr-un's " v.olve "! 0 The man who climbed to the top of a flag-pole on a Cleveland skyscraper said when he was hauled down bv a police man, that he was Crover Cleveland. It was not the ex-President. Willi all his varied accomplishments the Sage of Princeton doe not climb llag-poVs. u It ha- all along been fairly evident that there j no burning anxiety mi the p.:rt of the New York Life tru.-i to bring Judge "Andy" Haniil'mi hi 11 "in r.urope. 1 lie rea.i.n 1 now appar ent. The judge js explosive and shou be branded "dangerou." -Among tin- many suggestion pourin in by mail upon Buffalo's reform .Mayor is one that all city officials should I required to go to church in a body on a month to help their moral. The in ferenee that once a month i all that is necessary is probably considered a com pliment by the city's official. 1 iie appointment of Charles S. Fran ci, of Troy, as Ambassador to Austria Hungary is to b" heartily commended Mr. Francis has seen diplomatic service as Minister to Greece, Koumania and Scrvia, and is well equipped for the duties of his new post. His experience and character fit him for usefulness in a career in which he follows the foot steps of a distinguished father, who served as United States Minister at three European courts. 0 The Rev. Dr. Parkhurst has much to say concerning "the easy and self satisfied way in which we regard the moving down of the savages and semi- savages in the Philippine Islands." .Something might be said, also, as to the minister of the gospel, who, in an easy and self-satisfied manner, brings the gravest of charges against the honor of the United States army and the, President of the United States without waiting for facts to substantiate his charges, Countes de Castcllane has applied for absolute divorce instead of separation, ami the matter will probably be atis factoiily arranged as soon as the finan cial part of the transaction is settled. The daughter of the fioulds will un doubtedly have to pay a good pric for her freedom, but it will hardly be as expensive as her marital bondage has proven. King Frederick of Denmark evidently does not mean to have his kingdom threatened with secession if he can help 11 is not Known that Iceland has ATIONS ilitTor in iiutiiitif; nioro than in their women. I wuuhl liko to state tlutt I have not tlio uli-jliti'st intention of lniiig tli.Hm'Hl)lt I ilo not Maine, I do not praise; I only say, ami I say it emphatically, that Til K AM Kill CAN WOMAN IS NOT WOMANLY; SHK IS NOT A WOMAN". In America woman COMMANDS man. Man does not count there. She lives so that she can have 11 punl time; the lives for sensation. She wants to Ik' alone, nml she cannot he alone with out dablilii;i: today with chemistry, tomorrow with physiology nml the day after with Iiuddhism. She is made up of KKSTI.KSSNKSS AM v 1 1 i 1 h 1 1 N r long U'fore she is twenty-live. lint Hhe is very Ieautifiil. The Frenchwoman has intense energy. She dis s not understand false positions, and she is impatient of them. In Kngland, on the other hand, everything is sacrificed to TAI.SK POSITIONS. In (Jermany they think their greatest character i woman. There they have everything in perfect ordertheir army, their navv. their Juration hut the woman is the CANKF.K in Prussian life. Audit is through woman that Prussia vi go to rack and ruin. The greatest heroes were madly fond of women. The Fnglish are very proud of Ncdson anJ of Trafalgar ami rightly so, hut there would have Wen no Trafalgar had there leen no Itdy Hamilton. It was Nelson's love for his Kmnia that made him fight as he did at Trafalgar. IT WAS HIS I.OVF F0K KM MA THAT I'UT INTO HIM THE AKDOR WHICH BROrGIIT OUT THAT JMPRFSSIYF. PATRIOTISM. W omen do not love Napoleon. They love the men- middle class mediocrities rather. And yet Napoleon loved ihcm, and it was I.OVF. which induced him to do the great deeds he did. British w .im 11 are ton cold to take their rightful place, to perform their proper part, in the inspiration of heroes. IF ANYTHING GREAT SHOULD EVER COME TO IRELAND IT WILL BE THROUGH HER WOMEN. '1 he Rr.s.-ian woman will discourse on everything. She known fif teen laiioiiii'es, hut -he is no woman. Why doe. the Fnglishwoman not take a leaf out of the French, out of the Iri-h, hook; Why does she not eomliine some features of l , .1 11 !. .1 . .. . . . ... uu in auu iiemime a iuuf Illor(. aenve, a utile more lnliuential Let her keep her hoy with her till he is fourteen or fifteen and not. sem liini away to a put, He school at ten; keep him under her MATFR NAL INI- n'F.WF, iu the home atmosphere; lavish more lov more kisses, on him and try to make a hero of him. Let her not In afraid of making him effeminate. Love is the goddess that rules the heart and the head, and it is woman that gives the keynote to everything. NO MAN CAN EVER BE A REALLY GREAT MAN UNLES8 imruutNtt WAS SHED ON HIS YOUTH. GREAT MEN IMPLY GREAT MOTHER8 AND GREAT WIVE8, SUCH AS IT SHOULD BE THE AMBITION OF EVERY WOMAN WHO ASPIRES TO THE TITLE OF "NEW TO BECOME. FOR GOVERNOR. jm-t to the approval of Republican of Oregon ro hnrrby votern at the prlmrle. informed that I am candidate for th A. M. CRAWFORP. nomination of (inventor at th prim- riea to be held April 20th FOR STATE PRINTER. JAMKS WmnrO.MIIi:. IV Mi.drr.ltfned nnuuncr hlm.( m a Republican candidal for rennmlnv FOR SECRETARY OP STATE 1 """ f"r Sl,U V,int"' n,,h'1 l" Vm I hereby announc. my.elf . ondi-' ''"l '"1"" U', "'l'-"" vt. at th. dale for the olllce of .Wt.ry of St.te.i ' 'T ' "'"" and .k th auppoit of .11 R.-puMl-! '"f . ' 1 "!"" 1 . tomt'V (hat Fin L-mii Brwtrtt.! 4, W t can. F. T. WRKillTMA.V. I ' " ; oniceri generally, that of renomlna 1 tlou, would be greatly appreciate I, FOR SHERIFF. j j. U. WIMTNKY. I hereby announce mynelf ai a can-: Albany, O.egon. didate for dhcrifT on the Republican ' ticket at the primary nominating elee-.FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC tion. KMSLEY HOUGHTON'. INSTDtfCTin J I hrrnby aiinouii.-P mynlf ai a rn- FOR ATTORNEY-CENERAL. fu "( Siiporinlrndrnt of Public Inatruc- Tha undcniKiiwl hereby annoum-ri j tion, and .oli.-lt thi aupjM.rt of all hinmelf an a ramlidata for rv.-ctioti publlmna at tha prlmarioa. April 20th. to tha office of Attornty-Gmaral, ub- J, H, ACKKRMA.V JUvST ARRIVED A CAR LOAD OF Our New Stock of WALL PAPER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS AND COLORS IS NOW ON OUR SHELVES AND READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. CIVE US A CALL. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. Full Line of Brushes, Paints, oils. Glass, etc., etc. R F Allan ft tsi. Cor. Bond and Eleventh St. "I wrote you for advice," writes Leiia Hagood, of Sylvia, Tenn., "about my terrible backache and monthly pains in my abdomen and shoulders. 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IHENUY HH KRMAN, Manawr Hacks, CarrigcB--Uaggge ChctkeJ and Transferred-Trucks end Fur niture agons-I'ianos Moved, Uoxcd and Shipped. 433 Commercial Street j phone Main 121 I That AH Important Bath Room You have often heard people remark "If I were ever to build, I would plan my bath room first and would not put 11 my money Into tlie parlor with all hi finery." That is good common aense sentiment, for the bath room is he nost Important of all the household. We would like to help you plan your hath room and will gladly qU0te you vxe on "jStoiliM.il W:ir .1,. . i ar 'ttoot sanitary futures made. J, A. Montgomery, Astoria. 1 7. The MORNING ASTORIAN 65 CTS. PER MONTH Astoria's Best Newspaper