The morning Astorian., June 13, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
THURSDAY, JUNE I), ifoj.
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Western Oregon Shower,
ORCHARD NO TYPE, .
The more one hears of Harry Orchard
he harder it becomes to classify him;
but more for the -want of a class, than
for the elementary', reason! that might
give specific assignment. "
It develops, at last, that the man
really has feelings, " emotions, nerve;
that they may be aroused to the point
of expressionj that he possesses tear
ducts that are actually useable; that
he is amenable to the same pressure and
effects of reproachful speech other peo
ple are, and exhibits the same sort of
reaction thereto other normal mortals
do. Up to the moment be allowed bis
eves to fill with tears at the mention of
hia Cripple Creek wife, it was common
conclusion that ha was a veritable
monster, 'minus all feeling and the
niesns of significant manifestation of
the eame. Before he is off the witness
stand it is barely possible that we shall
find him giving further and more re
markable testimony of the possession of
human emotions and impulses; in which
event he will lapse back to the ordinary.
uninteresting pha-e of a mere every
day being, and lose cast, forever, as
pervert oar excellence: a consumma
tion that will be disappointing to a ho4
of people who hare been counting on
him for the foundation of a thousand
varying literary enterprises, and now
they will have to fake the whole busi
cess. It's too bad-
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TOTE BIT OF FAME.
There is a rare bit of fame being
stored np for Ezra Meeker, the hale old
pioneer who hag retraced the trail he
followed to Oregon and the Northwest
in 1852, in the same old "prairie
schooner" he used then, to the New
York of today. He is somewhere to the
eastward of Buffalo today and plodding
along at 20 miles a day, en route to
the home of the President of the coun
try, at Oyster Bay, L. L He is accom
panied by a journalist, a photographer,
Idleness the Deadliest Sin.
: By Rtr. & l. AKEA Famous Ensllth Divine, Now of New Vork.
HE sin of doing nothing is tho doiulliest of the seven doiufly
sins. Wo are her to save men. Mou cannot be saved alone.
THE SAVED MAX 'MUST SAVE MEN. The city
must be saved. Tho stato must be saved. The nation must
be saved. We are here to claim tho world of polities as Christ'
world, to cleanse political life of its self seeking, iu FRACTICAL'
ATHEISM and corruption and ehango pur human society iuto A
kingdom of God. ,'..M , , . , . , .... .
To this ministry NO LIMITS CAN BE SET. Its parish Is
the whole wide world of anon, but there is ouo precise and specific
application to it to which no American who loves his country can
afford to be indifferent. ' ' ,
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i It is not forme to lecture about American conditions, It is tot
me to learn nat they are. But the most thoughtless onlooker from the
old world who has ever read a page of history knows that in the rush
to these shores of millions upon millions of tho European peoples
Americans are confronted by a problem such as no nation has yet
had to solve SINCE HISTORY BEGAN. I read the figures which
set this problem visibly before the eyes of men, and I am lost in
amazement j-
The quickest way, the most economical AND THE MOST
PERMANENT WAY of making these people good Americans and
good patriots is to make them good Christians. To u. who know and
to men snd women like us are intrusted this solemn responsibility
and the SPLENDID privilege.
WE HAVE TO CHANGE THE MOB INTO A COMMONWEALTH, TH1
PHOUTAffUT INTO A DEMOCRACY, AND THESE UNTRAINED, UN
DISCIPLINED, POLITICALLY DANGEROUS MILLIONS WE HAVE TO
WIN FOR CHRIST.
and a helper, and the trip back across I posed of. He was a thinker and a lead-
the continent will be well written and er, and gave courage and color and con-
illustrated under the keen supervision
of the man who most happily thought
out the scheme and who will make the
most of it remarkable features, ami
the chronicle of which will make rich
and Taluable reading for everyone. The
real' compensation to this wonderfully
energetie old man, however, will be the
granting of his heart's desire, the crea
tion of a national highway of the old
road from the Missouri to the Pacific,
by the Government, in commemoration
of the great pioneer throng that fol
lowed that trail to the west and con
tributed to the nprearing of an empire
out here. If this generrous and grate
ful wish is granted him, be will have
done his own most prideful task, and
rendered the people of the past, and the
future, an Immense service.
"HE WAS A MAN."
' Not alone the State of Alabama, the
South, but the whole country, loses
heavily in the death of such a man as
United States Senator John T. Morgan.
He was not only a leader in the Demo
cratic party and its sponsor and cham
pion in the great national house, but
he was a thinker and doer along the
broadest lines of human endeavor, and
clean to his last fibre. In the half cen
tury of public life that lies to his credit,
not one small nor questionable circum
stance rises against him; and it is one
of the real pleasures of a public writ
er's work to chronicle such a fact. He
was always to the front with some big
and useful thing and commanded whole
some respect for everything he stood
for; some of these presentations were
not what the country wanted; but hi
espousal of them was not the least of
the merits that recommended them, and
so far as he was concerned they were
most considerately, when adversely, dia-
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and Ornamental Hardwood Floors
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Have yon any Old Furniture or Woodwork to
reflnlsht If so, then by all means reflnish them.
Make your Furniture and Wood harmonic by
using
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See tha following-- '
JOHNSON'S PREPARED WAX
, , A complete Finish and Polish for all woods
JOHNSON'S POWDERED WAX
, For Ballroom Floors
JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC S0L00
For Removing Old Finish
JOHNSON'S WOOD DYES .
For Artistic Coloring of Woods. Made in all shades
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS.
! The Foard & Stokes Hardware Co. 1
Incorporated
Successors ta Foard As Stokes Ct
sequence to all he did, because he did
his work from the always lofty poise of
a good man. He was one of the few
great men of the Senate and history
will have a conspicuous niche for him
in. American annals.
He was a well known up here In the
far Xorthwent as he was in the Kast
and South, so far as his career wa
concerned, and as thoroughly appreci
ated, because he was a notable Ameri
can, and that always appreciable entity,
a man!
EDITORIAL SALAD.
The Xew York legi-lnture would have
adjourned long ago were It not for the
excessive politeness of Governor Hughes,
wbo "respectfully urges the paage"
and so forth of a few trifling flavor.
The savings banks of New York are
paying depositors 4 per cent, and that
is something worth thinking about these
troublesome time in the financial and
stock markets.
f rom III file Seles
Advertised Today and You'll
Have the Orie Bristling' witH
the Big'g'esi Bargains in Town
At no time in its Kistbry has this store been in the position to t
I offer such big inducements in Odds and Ends Rcrnnants. smatt J
l lines arid Broken Sues, in all kinds of worthy merchandise artt-
cies oi use, comiori ana convenience, i nere are Digger values ; ;
here than you would believe for the price. Read every word and i ;
accept it as a fact, for this wonderful sefling requires no booming, i :
The plain truth will suffice to till this store to overflowing all this
week, because like goods have never been offered so cheap before.
We would suggest come early as you can, for some of the lots
arc small and the rush will be tremendous.
The price of $700,000 for a small lot
on Fifth avenue, New York, is reassur
ing. It had begun to look as If the
suburbs were the whole thing.
Richard Croker may he going Into
politic on the other side of the Atlan
tic, but he'll have to organize a new
party if he does. .
There will not be any fnrther question
as to who is Governor of New York
even though the Mayoralty question is
unsettled.
San Francisco had another Might jar
from earthquake. Evidently nothing
short of that will bring her fully to
her senses.
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The Abyssinian Railroad has gone in
to the hands of a receiver. It is too far
from Wall Street to admit of good
financiering.
Some Astoria People Have Learned How
To Get Sid of Both, ,
Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers. .
. You can't separate them.
And you can't get rfd of the backache
until yon cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are well and strong, the
rest of the system is pretty sure to be
in vigorous health. 1
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong,
healthy kidneys.
Jacob Morelock, farmer, living on
Rural avenue, between Hazel and Laurel
streets, Salem, Oregon, saysj "What I
said about Doan's Kidney Pills three
j years ago after having used them for
kidney complaint and backache which
hod troubled ma for soma time, was
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS omy the Piain truth, i procured them
and they acted up to the representations
made for them and before I had used
I a whole box I found great relief. In a
short time the action of the kidney
SCOW BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS
Croker couldn't have done anything
that would have given the Britishers a
higher opinion of his real ability.
Commander Peary should capitalise
North Pole. It couldn't tum out to be
more than a cold brick.
What if Mayor Scbmitz should apolo-
gize to . Japan I w nai , wouiu mm
amount tot '
o
The promoters of the Honduras lot
tery drew some big prizes in lines.
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The reckless automobilist should be
kept in a circular track.
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CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
ASTORIA, OREGON
Uv-to-Date Saw Mill Machinery
18th and Franklin Ave.
Prompt attention given to al. repair work
Tel. Main 2451
BROKEN SUITS. MENS PANTS.
25 Mi'n'g broken suits in all sixes, and the Men's panw, regularly Hold at from $2.50 to
IateHt styles going for lews than hall price. Coats $6.00, now being sold at from $1.50 to $2.50.
and vests belonging to $12.50 suits are now Only a few pair left, so you had better oorae
going at. $500 early and get your choice.
Coats and vests belonging to $22.50 suits are inn.".
marked down to $7.50 ,5 per Ccn, off Menl and
They come in black, blues, stripes, checks, Boya iShoes
and fancy mixtures. A bargain that should not 7
be overlooked. , , 50 doon pairs of men's and boys' shoes,
' latest styles, this spring's buy, all going at 15
MENS ODD SUITS, 4 pcreentoffontUdoUar.
A lot of odd suits in all sizes and the latest ntrr o A t I "a
styles in colors of blacks, bines, checks, stripes, OVERALIS.
and plaids. Suits regularly sold at $20, $22.50 , . "aV
and $25 all mnrked to go at the ridiculously low Blue bib overalls; the pair. ...... .OJC.
price of 91400
;' -; . ; - TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
MENS HATS. new iot trunks and suit cases just re-
Does your husband need' a hat! Maybe he M H marked 25 per cent of! on the dollar,
does and he don't know it. Now is your chance, , Everything reduced ; no reservation made,
a smul lot of huts regularly sold at $3.00 now want to g-;t acquainted with the public in
going for .75C orewstore. t y
518 Bond Street
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a eeeieseeeteTeTtfH4w1
secretions was corrected and the pain
and aching was removed from my back.
I cheerfully recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to anyone troubled with backache
or kidney complaint."
Plenty more proof like this from As
toria ' people. Call at Charles Rogers'
drug store and ask what his customers
report. .. .. '. .
Tor sale by all dealers. Price SO cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, , sole agents for the United
States, . ,, J; .. ,, ,
Remember tha name Doan's and
take no other.
DIED OF BLOOD POISONING.
Eminent Suweon , Contracted Disease
While In Operating Room.
CHICAGO, June 12. Blood poisoning,
contracted while operating on a patient
early in April, caused the dath of Dr.
Cyrenus .A David yesterday. For many
years Dr. David had been a leading sur
geon. He wag a'ctive also in church and
reform work. Patients from all parts
of fhe United States have come to Chi
cago to have operations performed by
Dr.. David, who had a national reputa
tion as a skilful surgeon,
Dr. Davis was bom in Olney, I1L,
April 25, 1845.
A lesson in Health !
Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
'from the blood, and unless they do this
good health Is impossible. Foley's Kid
iey Cure makes sound kidneys and will
positively cure all forms of kidney and
bladder disease. It strengthens the
whole system. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drag
Store.
FINANCIAL
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Astoria Savings Bank Building.
Portland Offices
Coueh Building.
General Real Estate, Investment i and Trust Business.
Property Cared for. Rentals and
Insurance.
F. N. CLARK, Pres. J. A, LEE, Viee-Pre 0. L. FERRIS, Seo.-Treas.
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
Capital $100,000
1, q. A. BOWLBY, President.
0. I, PBTEUSON, Vice-President.
ifltANK PATTON, Cashier. ,
J. VV. GARNER, Assistant Cashier.
Astoria Savings Bank
Capitol Pal(J in 1100,000, Surplus and Undivided ProHU IM.000.
Transaot a General Banking Business, Interest Paid on Tims iMposlU)
ibu fnii. 4ti't,
ADTOhIA, OREGON.
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