The morning Astorian., January 17, 1907, Image 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1007. ' "'
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
SPLIT IN THE PARTY
Appointment to Chair of National
Committee Causes Trouble.
WOT DONE IN ORTHODOX WAY
Tha Naming of His Own ftuocaiior by
CorUlyou Will Probably Bo tho
Bailt of a Party Quar-rol.
WAHII1NHTON. Jan. J6. Tho Main
nation of Pottnalr Cort'lyou
from thi) t llalrmaimlilp of tlia Itupuli
llrun National ("utiitirtltfe and hla (!
itintliii of cl. 'Harry" Nrw, a.
acting i liiilritniii wita at flrt lookn I j
upon u a (miIUIchI tiin-Ntrlkn, but It
now ot'iitN n If the milling- mlfe-lit n it
Im a kiiiooiii it 1 1. m1 )0n plunii"(1,
Honator Hrott of Went Virginal. H-tt-ator
I lay Inn ii of Idaho, unit oili-r "u
tl-ltooivlt Itfpulillclllia nr drier
mliiKil l IwU tho l'rnnl.l.'iit a.t1t Mr. Cor.
tryoi Mluill ill iat havtt a flKt oil
llmlr hiiiidN,
Whi-n t'ol. Now received word of
appointment aj acting chairman i.
straightway announced that ho would
rail no apnclal nmotlng of tho run
miller, which would luuvo him to con
tlmio iu acting chairman until Ju-t
lrlnr to tho next national convention.
It I contended by Hrnatora Hcott nit I j
Wryburn and their adherent that Mr j
Cortnlyou wna without authority ! j
turn the clmlrinnimhlp over to another,
until hla resignation hud boon iii'icp'. ' l !
Ly the committee, und even then tti.it J
It wna for the committee nnd not i.e j
retiring chairman to nominate hln aur j
ccir. Tho chairman's relation ' i
tho committee, limy liiftlut, nro l ho:
amo u thoac if tho president of n
corporation to tho board of director,
and no ono would contend that a cor
Ioraton president could' retire and
dengnatu hla auccoor without con
ullliiif the board.
A petition la being c IreulateJ by Sen
ator Hcott, who N the West Virginia
member of the committee, railing a
apecinl meeting for aomo time In Feb
ruary, "to net on the realKnatlon of
Chairman Cortelyou, and irnnimcl
other buHliMtHN," the other bunlncn,
being, of 1'ourne, I bo election of Cor
telyou'w auueeaaor. Tho flKiuiluren -j'.l
n many roiiinilller nu-mtn-i m iu poa-j
ttlliln will be secured, but opinion hrrej
la that a majority cannot bo got'.e.t !
and that, therefore, no Mpm'lal meeting j
Will be held, Mr 'ort, yoll will oppos.) )
the I'liltliiK of ti Hpfrlal meeting, ,.
III IhlM he Will have the support of Hie!
I're-ddent. Their combined Intluen
It la thought will prevail
There M it KOod ileal of Mperulall n
an to the reaxon fop the atrenuoiM a"
tlvlty of Senator Siott and others in
the mailer, nnd the theory In often nl
valued Unit It Is In the Interest of ,e
preKldeiiilal candidacy of Vice Presi
dent Fairbanks. Col. New la not count
ed na eHpeclally friendly to Mr. Ka'r
batika, rind It certainly would not holo
AraOXTMOT
'MF. TOT-IN
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We wish to announce to the public that we have
opened offices at 495 Commercial Street, near 12th,
where we will conduct a General Real Estate business.
We have great confidence in the present and future
Astoria and vicinity, bcleiving that in the nearuture
it will enjoy the distinction of being the most important
seaport on the Pacific Coast, a terminal for all the great
Trunk lines to the coast and the center of foreign trade.
50,000 popmlation in 1910 is our mark for Astoria and
vicinity, and there is no reason whatever for not having
it if we will do but one thing only, viz: Wake op and
boost. No one man can do it all, but it takes the hearty
co-operation of the community at large. With the open
ing of our business today we expect to start the greatest
fight for Greater Astoria that she has ever known but
we must have your help.
All we ask of you is that, if you own a piece of real
estate that will do for a business block, hotel, factory,
or any other city building enterprise, list it with us and
let us sell it for you to people who are looking for loca
tions on the Pacific Coast to invest their money. Astoria
might as well have a share of the capital that is coming
to the coast as any other city,
Now is the time to Boost Astoria, so come at once and
list your property with us, no matter what you have or
wheie it is. we can sell it for you. Don't hold back any
longer, but join in and help us make this the most inter
esting city on the coast."
We are open for business today.
No Clark. Company,
REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENTS.
495 Commercial Street, Near 12th' ASTORIA, OREGON.
Indlanlan at the head of the national
commit'. An analysis of the move
the Kali-hank, to have an unfriendly merit, however, does not bear out thin
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propoHltlon. It Is true Senator Scott
Is counted a Fairbanks man, but theri
are others Just as active who belong to
entirely different camps. Some of the
men most energetic In trying to check
mate tho plan of Mr. Cortelyou and the
President aro known to be comml'eJ
to Senator Foraker of Ohio as a presi
dential candidate.
Tho Inspiring motive of the opposi
tion to Now would seem to be the fact
(hat his selection meets with the ap
proval of Mr. Hoosevelt. There is
now hardly an attempt to deny the ex
istence of a well-organized movement
to wrest control of tho Republican or
Kanlzullon from Mr. Roosevelt and '.lis
Immediate followers, and the chances
me the chairmanship was seized upon
as a favorable opportunity to make !i
ilrst stand. Even should the Senate
cabal be defeated, It would servo to
call attention to the fact that thn?
was opposition to the President withl.i
the Republican ranks, and it is believ
ed that when the time came for anot
her test many who now secretly op
pose tho President but are faint-heart
ed would be found In the anil- Roose
velt camp.
DETAILS OF QUAKE
One Sixth of Kingston Totally Des
troyed by Shock and Fire.
LESS SERIOUS THAN FEARED
A CARD.
This Is to certify that all druggists
aro authorized to refund your money
If Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe coughs and prevents pneumon
ia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine Is In a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. T. F.
Laurln, Owl Drug Store.
Morning Astorlan, 60 cents a month,
The Number Killed is Placed at Thir
ty, With About the Same Number
Wounded But One Foreigner
Killed.
NEW YORK, Jan.16. Some addi
tional details of the disastrous earth
quake that overtook Kingston, Jamaci,
were received here early today. It H
estimated, these details state, that one
sixteenth of the city was destroyed by
the shocks and the fire that followed.
The number of killed Is placed at th'r
ty and the Injured at 30.
Many structures went down in the
lower section as a result of the first
shock and Are that started along the
wharves. The excitement and confu
sion and the debris which closed many
streets, hampered the firemen, and it
was sometime before they could get
to work to fight the flames.
People rushed wildly about follow
ing the first 'tremor which lasted sev
eral minutes, and succeeding shocks,
which came on quickly but which were
The crash of toppling houses added to
the general fright and it was some
time before the people recovered and
set to work to rescue the unfortunates
who had been caught , In collapsed
buildings.
The general hospital was not serious
ly damaged by the earthquake and to
this place the Injured were taken as
fast as they were recovered.
Sir James Swettenham, governor of
Jamaica, was prompt In taking mea
sures to stop panic and disorder. He
was ably assisted by Alfred Jones, a
visitor.
DONS B7 DEED.
Plat of Second Addition to Gear
hart Park, by Theo Kruse.
Columbia Harbor Land Company
to Marion Mulholland, lots 7
and 8, block 65, In Warrenton
Park
550
Wise Counsel from th South.
"I want to give some valuable ad
vice to those who suffer with lame
back and kidney trouble," says J. R.
Blankenship, of Beck, Tenn. "1 have
Many persons made their way to the Provd to an absolute certainty that
hills following the disaster, but their
(light was orderly.
The tire was under control late Mon
day night. It was still burning in pla
ces along the wharves but danger of
its spreading was believed to be over.
The Myrtle Bank hotel is a ruin, as
is the British military station and the
camp hospital.
Sir James Ferguson is the only for
eigner so far reported killed.
AN INSIDIOUS DANGER.
One of the worst features of kidney
trouble is that it Is an insidious dis
ease and before the victim realise! hla
danger he may have a fatal malady.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first
sign of trouble, as It corrects Irregu
larities and prevents Brlght's disease
and diabetes.
T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug Store.
DISTURBED THE CONGREGATION.
The person who disturbed the con
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing Is requested to buy a bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar. T. F. Lau-
of lesser force, added to their terror, rin, Owl Drug Store.
Electric jsuiers win positively cure
this distressing condition. The first
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taking a few more bottles, I was com
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