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THE MORNING ASTORIAN.iASTORIA, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST it, 1906. THE MORNING ASTORIAN Established 1873. Published Daily Except Monday by TIfc J. 8. DELLINGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, per year $7.00 By carrier, per month .80 WEEKLY ASIORIAN. 8, mail, per year, la adrance. 11.00 Entered as kood(1oUu nutter July S0.1S0S, at the paatafflce at Astoria. Ure- cm, auder the act of Congreat ot March S, ty-0rrter for thdrilwinjtof Thi Mom tM&nroaja to either raaktaoce or place ot buitfama nx be mads by poaul cant or through Mecooa, Any Irregularity in de livery aoould ba ' mined iataly reporud to the office ot publication. TELEPHONE MAIN Mi. Offletat paper or Clatsop county and the City ofAntorta. 000000000000000000 0 EDITORAl SALAD. ' O 00000 000000 0000 0 00 Japan gets 188,000 recruits yearly for her regular army, 0 When the average man doe you favor he never let you forget it, 0 The most ditlliult of animal proihu-t to lind a substitute for is whalebone. After working hard to get money a man ha to work twice as hard to keep it 0 SAMPLE ROAD EXCELLENT. SAI.KM, August 1.-Eleven hundred feet of the ohjct-leon Macadam rwd beititf const rucled tm the Mad leading from this city to the State Fair (rounds by the government, under the stipend inn of I). (9. Hitire, of the (iood Roads Bureau, Department of Agriculture, ha been completed, and all who have seen it ay that it in the bent piece of maott dam road they have ever seen. Super intendent llaitre sayi that be will con tinue working upo nthe road until the State Fair opens, or be gets orders to move some place else, which latter he is expecting almost daily. The mad crew is being ansisted by eight convicts Si. WW 135 IIS WEAXHER. Eastern Oregon and Washing- ton Fair. Western Washington Showers ! THE CHILIAN HORROR. It will be several days yet before a comparative estimate can be drawn be' tween the earthquake horrors of Chili and California, but the dreadful assur ance is out, that Valparaiso has suffer' ej to a tremendous and bitter limit, and that her claim on the generous impulses of humanity are as imperative as was that of the Pacific metropolis. She had not so much to lose in point of posses sions, public and private, as the greater city of the north, but her mortality is infinitely larger, and this is the element of all disaster that appeals to the heart of the world. And the world will re spond in time, and largess, to the last measure of her necessities. ' 0 i ASTORIA-TILLAMOOK. It were well that the best and most progressive of the business life of As toria should be present at the Tillamook County Fair and Carnival this week, in order that the ice may be broken be tween the commercial forces of the two cities and the preliminaries laid for the interchange of traffic and business on the completion of the Hammond exten sion to the latter city. There is no time to lose in this venture. The claim of Astoria to the first handling of the Tillamook exports is paramount, and it is the duty of the Astoria merchants to get in any lay the predicate upon which the united energies of the two counties and cities may operate to the assured success of both. The determination of the Hammond system to force the road to an early finish is plainly apparent and leaves but little time for concerted effort; there are others who will not lose a moment of it, in camping on the trails of the immense business that will develop; Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, and other places will have their agents in there at once, and if Astoria sitg idly by and lets this valuable trade go by her doors, she will be wilfully and wofully negligent. 0 WELL TO REMEMBER. While the Portland interest is practi cally responsible for the clearance of the river-channel from Portland to the sea, it is well to remember that the people of Oregon are paying the $250 per day for the use of the dredge Columbia, which said sum goes into the treasury of the Port of Portland commission to help pay back the cost of that good and serviceable boat to the city that built and owns it. The Portland "influence," the Portland "effort," and the Portland "dollar," are three separate and dis tinct things with three separate and distinct objects; that of the latter be ing to remain undisturbed in the Port land "jeans." : 0 Postmaster-General Cortelyou hag un der consideration a plan of supplying farmers on rural routes with up-to-date weather forecasts. It is proposed that the weather bureau in Washington shall telegraph its morning forecasts to the postmaster and that they shall stamp the weather indications on the back of each letter, together with the date, exact time and place at which the letter is received. The weather forecasts now furnished the farmers are at least 12 hours old. The hatlei man is the latest fad on I from the penitentiary. the Atlantic Coast The hatlcss man is as proper in the street as is the hatless The End of the World woman. o 111 - of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe, of President Roosevelt's address to his Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness, came supporters before his last election was I when he began taking Electrlo Bitter. printed in no fewer than twelve differ- He writes: "Two year ago kidney ent languages. I trouble caused me great suffering, which 0 II never would have survived had I not It has been decided that a younc man Electric Bitters, They also cured can marrv on tio a week, but a Chieairo of general debility." Sur cure for authority aays it is hard to find girl U stomach. Liver and KJdney com who are earning that. piatnts, wood aiseases, ueauaene, in uness and weakness or bodily decline I rv: va. r j 1 m 1 t Tr. Kana. nK;W.mW whn that 1 .iu ujr vn.r.c. Auger van- man m.ht t alr fainiitlf t he tilapu 8l0r U j I frtcwta that visit a MiimKd- A I iwi, ivitrva v uv uuuv immwi w 1 - - - . . . . w ktuaw w M V ay kMi VVWUHIWIVlii ia ara ntornoil an, not anma infnrma. I UD ai v U(M a IVMj aauu Jtv w "v v. v I . . . - . I Vrt nna m v Mimnahtw aam taw savul ,. ... 1 v viw vu vaovimuii mvvi ivi at wm tiin ttithnnf A.lrinrt ftY it I WV" " "V Miatlnr. k.t,.ta aj. aivavii uvu tun tsv n vtm mt V VNMlBtl Dated. Mr. Chas. Baldwin, of Edwards The postmaster at St Louis had re- rjn- , n uffered from - -I a. I " ' ceivw . numwr o, u,,..h, -"Mcon,tipauon tnd stomach trouble for one or nis man earners mrxing i several years, but thank, to Chamber 1 . . . it. a A a . A I imiip BinnfT ini hi thhl LtivHriiimnL 1 . ... 0 - e- - iiiunfi Momirn and nvpr iftmt am inspector dropped into St. Louis and almost curd y not a kigt kept a close watch on the carrier in of theM taUet tnd we mJ Uy question ana as a man ne was well? Price 25 cents. For sale bv Frank missed from the service. ' o I Hart .leading druggist aug A camel begins work at 4 years old and frequently continues in use for over half a eenturv. It will carry 1000 pounds on its back, while few horses can carry more than 250 pounds. o A New York flat owner has a clause LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. in his lease under which the tenants, families and servants alike are compell- The B-rd of Equalization of Clatsop County. Oregon, will attend at the office of the County Clerk of Clatsop County. Oregon, on Monday, August 27. 1906, and Hall tharaafior until mtA (nnltMt !i!!Jearbri' .iD?": Saturday. September 1. 1006, to publi. . e . . . . . ., . . 'y examine tha assessment roll fop the has any vacant flats, owinjr to the fact , . , ' . , . . , f , , yar 1908, and correct all error in that everybody is noiselessly ahod. ..it.t land, lots or other wonertiea and it When a man, by the formation of lnan be the duty of all nartiea intar- good habits, has acquired perfect mas- Mtd to appear at that time and place wry or an me simple regular oetaus oi for tn, purpog, 0f correcting any rror his work so that he can attend to them almost without thinking about them. he is left free and unwearied to cope at his full power with new and compli cated duties as they arise. o 'Tale death enters with impartial step the cottage of the poor and the palace of the rich. Likewise . the internal revenue tax-gatherer, equally as certain as death, makes big demands on the! rich and the poor. But he comes in such a way that he is not recognized and not one time in every million does the man who bears the burden of the tax know when he is paying it. o The greatest mistake some of the al leged newspaper men make is to imag ine that everything in their paper should be "original." The clippings ex pressing the thoughts of hundreds of bright men in the fraternity is much better and more appreciated by readers than the opinions of one man. o 150,000 models of patents that have been granted in the past 75 years are to be disposed of by the patent office. A good number of these will be given to the various collegeg in the country. Some, whose historic associating render them valuable as relics, will be sent to the Smithsonian institution. A great many of these models are of patents taken out by women. o- Sufffercd Severely With Eczema All Over Body Examined 15 Times by Government Board Who Said There Was No Cure-An Old Soldier Completely Cured. A THOUSAND THANKS i TO CUTICURA REMEDIES - s. ; " For over thirty-fivo year I wsj ft evem sufferer from rc soma. The erup tion wa not confined to any one place. It wa all over niy tody, limtia, nd even on my head 1 am aixty year old and an old soldier, and have been examined by the Government Board over fifteen tiniea, and they said there wa no cure for me. I have taken all kinds of medicine and have pent large sunt of money for doctor, without avail. A short time ago I decided to try the Cuticura Itemed!?, and after using two eakee of Cuticura Soap, two boxes of Cuticura Ointment, and two bottles of Cuticura Hesoivent. two treatments tn all, I am now well and completely cured. A thousand thank to Cuticura. I cannot apeak too higldy of the Cuticura Hcmedle. John T. Roach, Kiehmondale, Rose Co., Ohio, July 17, 1905." 100,000 MOTHERS Dally Tell Other Mothers That Cuticura Soup Is the beat baby eonn in tha world for cleansing and purifying the skin, and that Cuticura Ointment b of priceless value for eoothing and heuling itching, tortur ing, and diidigurinfr eruptions. A single application of CuUrura Ointment, pre ceded by a warm bath with Cuticura boap, gives instant rehif , and n-f reshuiff eloep for skin-tortured bullies, and rent lor urea mothers. Jjntlio uio af fected pnrta with hot water and Cuti cura Soap, to cleanse tho surface of crusts and scale and soften Uio thick encd cuticle ; dry without hard rub bing, and apply Cutictira Ointment freely, to allay itching and InUamina Uon, and soothe and heal. CoHnit Snap, (HWRMnl, tad PliU an M tknwflMal Briil. Plr lrw k I km. I'tirp., liuW fml-., HuMoa. mr MtlM r m, ll t Cm foiwlai limmtF that may appear in said assessment rolL T. 8. CORNELIUS, Assesor, Clatsop County, Oregon. Astoria, Oregon, August 6, 1906. 8-5-28t. (D. & W.) FIGHTING FOR POST MASTERS HIP. ABERDEEN", Wash, August 20. A strong fight Is now on for the office of , postmaster made vacant by the resignation of Postmaster It. P. Camp bell, , who has been obliged to give up the office on account of ill health. Tbo candidates at present are W. A. Cran dell, now assistant postmaster; W. U. Crammatte and Dr. V. R. Paine. The office already paps well, and the salary is being constantly advanced owing to the rapid increase of population. STARTHEATER P. GEVURTZ, Mgr. MR. LEE WILLARD AND COMPANY, MANAGEMENT ARTHUR C. FOX. TONIGHT A ROMANTIC COMEDY DRAMA The Danites Mil ft! 1, ME IIS CABIN SUNDAY MATINEE, "THE DANITES." SPECIAL PRICES FOR MATINEES Summer Prices, 15c. 25c. and 35c VIEW IMPROVEMENTS. HOOD RIVER, Ore., August 20.-Con sderable activity is being manifested by railroad officials in the improvements now under way on the 0. R. & N. line Chief Engineer Boschke, in a special car, went over this division of the road Thursday with a party of engineers in specting it, and yesterday J. Kruttsch nitt, director of maintenance and ways of the Harriman lines, went East in n special train of three cars with a force of clerical employes, including his priv' ate secretary and Division Superintend ent Campbell. The new bock signal system and bridge work in course of construction came in for their scrutiny JCOf BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS ASTOItlA.OItEGON IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS1 LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS Up-to-Bate 8aw;jllll Mucblneryi irompt atteDtionlventclHl. repalrwork 18th and Franklin Ave, Tel. Main 2451 ROOT MAKES SPEECH. BUEXOS AYRES, August 20.- Secretary Root and the members of his party yesterday visited the port and docks here; Besides smaller functions tonight a grand banquet was given at the opera house in honor of the Ameri can by a leading representative of banking and commerce. Speeches werei made by Senor Drago and Secretary Root. Uhe G C. F. WISE, Prop. E M Choice Wines, Liquor and Cigar Hot Lunch at all Hour Merchants Lunch From 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p jau 35 Cent Corner Eleventh and Commercial ASTORIA OREGON ARE V'OU.OOENGJG PAINT TfillS FALL PAINTING IS ALWAYS EXPENSIVE AMD YOU WANT TO HAVE IT DONE AS CHEAPLY AS POSSIBLE. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO ECONOMIZE? BY BUYING A CHEAP PAINT ' AND SAVINO A TRIFLE IN THE BEGINNING OR BY USING Pattern's Sun-Proof Paint WHICH LOOKS BETTER AND LASTS LONGER. t , 1 13 The Art of Fine Plumbing progressed with tat development of th icienct of tnitatioa and vr bsre kept pact with the lmprwementi. ilavt yon? Or b your bathroom one of th oU &4hkne4, unhealthy kind t If too tn tffl nslnt the "closed In' fixture of tea ytan mo, It would bt well to remor them tad lnitsll la their ttesd, snowy white VSUm? Porcelsln Emm fled Ware, of which w hav umptcs dlipUyed la our showroom. Let ui quote you price. Illustrated catalogue free. 1 i I, A. Montgomery, Astoria. 1 I ' , . . Marine and Stationary Gas and Gaiollne Engines. J WE ARE NOW FILLING ORDERS FROM OUS NEW WORKS. WRITE US FOR PRICES AND ILLUSTRATED ,, CATALOGUE. : F. P. Kendall, General Sales Agent, : -6fl Front St Portland, Ore. w in 1 mm m in. einnarca s beerS First National Bank of Astoria, Ore. CSTAltLIMIIED 18841. Capital $100,000 J. a A. BOWLBY, President. fRAXK PATTON, Cashier. 0. I. PETERSON. Vioe-Prident. J. W. DARKER, AssbUnt Cashier. Astoria Savings Bank Capital Paid In 1100,000, Bnrpms and Undivided Profit IM.00O, Trim wet a General Banking Bunlneas. tnteretl Paid on Time Deposlu b Tenth 8tret, A3T0KIA, OREGON. Sherman Transfer Co. 3ENRY 8I1ERMAN, Manager Hacks, Carriages Baggage Checked and Transferred Truck ard Furniture Wagon Piano Moved, Boxed and Shipped. 433 Commercial Street Phone Main 121 SUIfS CLEANED AND PRESSED 50 'CENTS AND UP Steam Cleaning and Dying a Specialty. 1 Special Attention Given to Udie1 Work. All Work Called for and Delivered. 7 NINTH STREET CARL BREON II ASTORLA, OREGON I 13$ )Jwijijj f 5 PORTLAND. WIRE AND LKUJN W UlillS Ki USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL WIRE and IRON WORK of ALL KINDS. 263 Flander Bt, PORTLAND, OR.