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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1907)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1007. THE MORNING ASTOHIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. FORMER AND TAFT Two Great Ohioans in Line for 1908 Lightning. ROOSEVELT ANTI-ROOSEVELT Attompt Will Ot Mad to Cuplur 8outhnrn DolouM.. by tht Antis Lln. up in Ohio Gradually forming. WASHINGTON. Jun. 4, 1,1,10. It W'Ul'1 " In nlmiii to rci-apt urn from low.i ih.it polltluil fit t-Ml ( nl,lt whli h lwu tl lu fun,, (ihlu only it few yiiii'H nun Willi Tuft iiml KnniloT "iitiriilinir fur tin. I'riHld.niy, Olilu woulil have Km llninllKht nml Iowa wnuM huvn in Jiiln ho iiiiiMinn wiillli of minor riiii"riiifm c, The luiiiiiiiiii'KiiiiMit hy Mr. Tuft's fricinl thu thr Wiir H.'n..iury In wll llnif I-, l.r.'ciiii,. n cui.lliluir if there np nr uny Nuhxtiiiitliil .1. nniii, thut li ito no H thn rhli f lltlrnl 1evHi.im.mt f thr month. It In t till IiiI.-iiIh iiml pniliucin ii fniiiiiil unit iiiiilinriiilvp lnuin hln(f nf tin- Tuft Ikkhii i t i 1 i,n lli vlt.iilon t.,. Tuft ii'Jii' rents lii nil parti nf the riuinlry tn k' huy. It nlmi In nutiniiiilnii to ti. cuiiHi, vutivi'H." or null Il.MiKi'Vi-lt. It. imlillriiiiM th.it they rnntiot Imvr thn nninltiiillini without flditlnif for It. There hut In- n for ' til, 1.1 II i I Vl!,l..lH,, .if Helltl wpiit In f lit. unit Itoim.-vi-lt ciiinii fu vnrahle to tin- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 it i,f Hi tmtor l-'ornk'-r mil ptillflrliin nr.. tx-Klnrilnjr to believe Hint the limn of the In xt otilB't within tin- Iliiiulilliii,, putty nlremly h.'ive been ilniwn. That S-in-tary Turin friends will hnv to flithl for thr ohln 1 leg itn to thr tn-nt Niitlormi Cunvi-ntloii gr without s.ivlni;. The men (;pp"l V him In hi nutlvf. stute nr.- horn Unlit nm ati'l nrc sti-utmly lntn-ii'hn1. With thn wurrlors of (lie ohl lUnna oricnnl zttlon. now iiiitrslmlled hy Si'liittor IJlclc. iiml Fornker's vetenui" "f thr war-piiih Joltii-,1 In nn orTenslv nml ilcfenslvp alllnnrn. It I h prrtty hard proportion fur the Tuft propl.- to k up aifiiliint. Thin In espeilully true In view of the f.u t that there him not yrt btin uVvloprt In thr Ohio Taft fac tion any fm inhlithle and MitKiii loiiM ei. dor. CotiKri'Nitiiiaii llurton. of Ch-ve-loiid. In lln HlroiitHt tniiii Ihry havr, hut hp In ni'lthrr a politic Inn nor a tlKhti-r and hint tipiltiK, whrti It seemed hn had a chance to do omethlnf blun diTnl mi hadly that I'mnk'T ainl Ilck Kol nwny with ahoii! i v.rythltiK In iilifht. Hhoul.l Senator l-'orak'-r lieeuiue the candldalc of t In- antl-ItooHcvelt fic tion In tin- Kipulillcan party It h be-llrvi-il a larKr nharr of thr old I .mini follow' i would liar op behind him, ftnd MKaln would lie demonstrated the truth of the old adiiKf that polltlci fnaki'N sirring" drd -fellows. Alrraily. It Ih Raid, that xoinc of thr old llannn ll'-iilcimntH air at win k trying to alie nate tin South from It allegiance to Mr. ItooHcVrlt thr purpose being In ('upturn thn Southern delegates to thr p..o;o;. I 6 aT Every home has Its cold room. conditions. furnace heat olten result part ol the house being cold can make home warm and cheerlul with the PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Carry It atout from room to room. Turn wick high or low there's no danger. Smnkeles device prevents smoke and smell. Kasy to operata as a lump. All parts easily denned. Brass oil fount beautifully em bossed. Holds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9 hours. Gives Intense heat, fwo finishes nickel and Japan. Handsome, useful, reliable, ri every neater warramuu. 11 1101 Dearest agency lor descriptive circular. Th JRcXfi) Lamp 0T ynu en buy. s litest Imnroved latest brlfrht, needy Wght at loweit throughout and nickel plated, whether library, dining-room, and satisfactory, bvery nearest agency ir not at Standard Oil ii tut national convtmllon and voir them iigulnsl tiny mint who Mr. 1'ioono vrlt may favor for Ihr prrHld' nihil uomlmilloii. Mr. Manna had n MtroiiK hold on Houlhrrn HrpuhllciiliN, whllr Mr, It'MiMovnlt ha utrppnl on thr torn of Hoiithifii Itrpulilliiin liiidi'iM with out any itttrtmi at rutlrnrN, All ovri- lln. en unity thurn In liri awakrtilnK of Intercut In I ho 19'IK rlrc I Ion, and fiom iiIihohI every Wall1 comeii word of effort tn dlapliico Mr, ItooMevrll it tin. Inudcr of hl party, CURED OF LUNQ TROUBLE. It In now rlnvrn yeuri ilnce I had n narrow oNritpo from coiiNumptlon," wrlleN C. o, I'loyd, a leading hUNlnruN limit of KrrNlmw, H. V, "I had run down In weight to Pundn and couichltiff whn coiiNtnnt hoth by luy and by nlxht. Klnally I beican taking I ir. KlriK'a Now IHdcovrry, and con tinued thin for about nIx month, when my couKh nd lutiK trouhla were en tirely k"i. and I was rcntored to my normal wrlflht, 170 poundN." Thou- minda of pemotia are hoiilnd every yonr. Guaranteed nt ('him, ltoRrrii' drug tor!. UOc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. PAYMASTER REPORTS. NEW TOItK. Jan. 4.- Controller Met, received from the city paymiiN- trr ytrrdny thr rrport of the laltrr'N traiiwHouH t"i' I!"1. nhfiwIiiK Unit the iltv paid out for nalarliN and wiiKi'ii to rmployen W9,C7fi,3r!. That wiim $r,M0.31 1 more than the city paid out In a nlmllar manner In 1 ttor.. Wio Couniel from the South. "I want to Klve Nnmn valuable ad vice to thoNo who nuffrr with lame back and kidney trouble," miyN J. U. Hlankenhlp, nf Heck, Trnn. "I hove piovnl to nn aliHotutp certainty that KIrctrIc Hitter will pOHltlvcly cure thN dlHlrenHlnv condition. The flrt lioltlo Rave mo Kreut relief, and after laklnif a few more bottlM, I woa com pletely cured; o completely that It become a plroNtire to recommend thl Kreat remedy." Sold under guaran tee at Chan, Roifera' drug titore. Price &0c. ARGENTINE OUTBREAK. Ht'KNOs AYIIKH, Argentina. Jan. 4. During a Htreet fltcht between the police and people at lVmlniiKO, Pro vince of HueiioN AyreH, nix perNonfi were klllrj and Heventeen wounded. Thr people made a drmonntratlon tiffiiltiit the municipal authurltlrN and the fight followed. Further trouble I feared. A CARD. Thla la to certify thot all druggist are authorized to refund your money If Foley' Honey and Tar fall to cure your cough or cold. It stop th cough, heal the lung and prevent rrlou result from a cold. Cure la grippe cough and prevent pneumon ia and consumption. Contains n opiates. The genuine Is In a yellow package. Refuse substitute. T. F. Ijiurln, Owl Drug Store. KING GOES HUNTING. LONDON, Jan. 4. King Kdward, who Ih a guest of the Duk of Dovon Khlre at Chatswotth, Is enjoying thn pheasant shooting. Ills outdoor Ac tivity Indicates that he l now mote robust than for sometime. To Heat Cold Rooms Quickly Abnormal weather Inadenuate stove or in some particular and cheerless. You ai your acaiors write our I II 1 u Ii th belt lamp for all-round household us fcaulDDed with Improved burner. Glvea cost. Made of brais Suitable lor any room parlor or bedroom. Safe lamp warranted, Writ to . your dealer 1, Company THE OTHER GIRL AND Ihr mine, Mr. Farroll " Ju dith Interrupted. Not for the worlds woulil hi; have called him "J mvr," Karroll dropped the fork h was unconsciously lingering find looked at her acroKH the narrow strip of table. To him she was the one feminine thing In thr world worth looking at. "Hut I was telling you nbout the girl," he said slowly, "Oh," so you were." Hhe feigned an lll-i oncealed yawn. Knrroll reached Into his pocket, and drawing out a crumpled yellow puper. passed t to her. It wils some time before the letters would keep still enough for Judith firaiit to rend. She hated herself for that, for the sickness In her heart, for the sudden weight of love for this mountain product plan'-d down by a year of conventions and city ways. A galn the words of the telegram swam before her: "Yellow Trail O, K, Jackson flnlshe work tomorrow, Come by c'iigr." Her. cheeks weii! brave with color a" she passed It bark, "Well," she smiled, determinedly, the assessment work has been don", and you own the richest claim In the county. In spite of tin? fact that you've played for the last twelve months." "ftcareely played." he mused, glanc ing nt his big hands. "When a man's thirty It I't'nt easy for hhn to go back to school." There was a fragment of silence, "KotiKtlmes love comes like the thaw on thr timber," he went on more slowly, 'a llttln at a time, n in- te at a time, with snow Mowers and violets sort of smiling up between. Sometimes It strikes one like a blast when the fu.r's been tamped and ligh ted In the dark, nnd then why, then-" He leaned abruptly across the little table; his eyes were luminous. "Iiok here, Judy," h said. "If a fellow knows he's big and clumsy -as a bowl der, If he hasn't got a thing but a claim and a heart and a pair of knuck- ley fist, no-learning, so to speak. If she's slight as brook willow and sweet er'n plum bloom, If she' been below to school " 'Has she been below?" cried Judith. She began a hurried mental summary of the six girls In the county who had been away. One of them must be the girl he loved. Farroll nodded, still looking at her. "And she couldn't be proud of 11 fel low unless he'd sort of studied up to make things square," he suggested. Judith's gaze wandered absently down the narrow dining room of the madhouse, She had been born In that house, yet now familiar objects looked blurred and unnatural as she blinked to hold back the tears. The white washed walls, still hung with drying Christmas wreaths, were splotched with light where kerosene lamps swung against tin rettectors; the squares of hinged windows, curtained outside by the night, lost their corners; the oilcloth-covered tables danced to th? empty chairs standing In formal rows. Travel was always light on New Yenr'a Kve, and to-night the Hanford stage, stopping an hour for dinner and a change of horses, had brought but this one passenger. She had always known Dave Kurroll would route back, nnd she had hoped iiid you study up?" she suddenly asked. t Again he nodded. "That's why I couldn't work th frail," ho said. "You .see, it was a night shift on the hooks and a day shift In the foundry. and a sort of hetweeti-tlmes studying things out." He shook his IiIr shoul ders and laughed; the laugh was big. like the rest of him. "Why it was groat. Judy," he finished doing it for her." The girls lips wore drawn, but they still smlK-d. 'Of course, It was only common things that I learned." .he went on, a trlllo humbly; "things I'd ought to have known when I wus little. There was sums and grammar and writing." Hiving abruptly Into his pocket, he pulled out a notebook and a fountain pen. On ,1 blank page he wrote "Mrs. David Farroll" In prim, vertical script. "Those!" he said, in satisfaction, "she won't be ashamed of that, eh. Judy?" Judith bent low over the paper. .To her the penmanship was beautiful but she said, slowly, "The letters look like the wooden figures used to In my Noah's Ark." "Why, yes," ho assented, "maybe they do." He tried to laugh then tore the paper from the notebook and rolled It Into a little wad. The dining room grew so still that they could hear a twig of tamarack seesawing outside against the window pane. From the kitchen came the clat ter of dishes and the odor of frying steak. Farroll seowl'd down on his knuck ley hands, then his face lightened. "They're clean arid honest," be said, looking hopefully up at her, "If they nr'-n't much good with a pen. And per haps she won't rnlnd?" The rising re flection made the last sentence a ques tion, Judith did not answer. Her heart was full of mlngh'd contempt and pity for herself. The silence made Farroll's forehead moist. Fumbling for a handkerchief, he pulled out a pair of gloves he had arranged with c;ire In his breast pocket and mopped his face with them; then his glance fell again on the offending hands and he shoved them out of sight under the table. "They're like, hams!" he groaned. "Big freckb-d hams!" No one contradicted. "I'd better have worked the claim and stayed at home," he went on, mi serably. "I'm not fit to use anything but a pick or a windlass!" Judith caught a sob In her throat an forced It Into a laugh with words on the tail of It. 1'rompted by an Instinct of sef-proterinn, shy said, steadily, "Oh, nothing can make a thoroughbred out of a draft horse." The words cut her two-edged; she longed to press her cheek to the big knuckles, but Instead che finished, peering at them over the table, "And maybe she likes ugly things!" The door from the kitchen swung and banged against the wall. A rosy waitress tripped across the floor with a tray held high above the half wreath of holly berries on her heart. Farroll was conscious of a puff of air as some one passed him, and that the chair op posite was empty. "A 'draft horse," " he repeated, when the girl asked him If he wanted coffee. Judith sped down the hall to a door beyond the one which bore in black letters the word "Parlor." She burst Impetuously In. Her cheeks flamed dull red, like a Judas tree In April The ache In her heart made her gray eyes look black. The room was small and low of cell- nlg. Beside the bed a woman sat rock Ing and sobbing In a hopeless sort of way. There was a base-burner stove with some tiny garments drying be fore It on the backs of chairs. Near It stood a man In a shaggy greatcoat with a bundle In his arms. Judith strode to him, and the mother Instinct of the mountain woman made her own trouble crouch to cover. "Tom Morrison, she exclaimed, "you haven't had your coat off since you drove the stage to the barn! You haven't tasted a bite! Give me that child!" The man looked up at her a dumb misery In his eyes. "And the stage goes out In less than a quarter of an hour," she suggested Slipping her arms under his, she crad led the bundle, and began pacing the lhxr, crooning, "Hi diddle diddle, my son Jon. The words were slgularly out of keeping with the mothering tones. At length the man spoko, partly to Judith, but more to himself. "Shi with a sideways motion of his head to ward his wife, "she says the doctor calculates it'll take two hundred dol lars -or thereabout to get the little chap below to pay for the operation. H's worse than ever before tonight I've got seventy dollars! Lord!" "Hi diddle diddle Judith stopped short In the word to ease the bundle down into the woman's arms. "The stage goes out in ten minutes, she said. "I'm going to bring Tom's coffee in hero." 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