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THURSDAY, AUGUST ag, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTOMA. OREGON.
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FINANCIAL.
First Natiohal Bank of Astoria, Ore
r.HTAHLISIIKD 18WS.
Capital 0100,000
i. Q. A, BOWLBT, President. fBANK FATTON, Caahlar, ,
D. L PETERSON, Vlo. Pmld.ni J. Vf. GARNER, Ais.tant CaaUef.
M
Ha Saving Bank
Cpttalridln10MOs, larp)MUOudtTlMProfliIM,000
TYtuutett a OootnU Bauslns liMlntM. Interest raid 00 Time Deposits
FOUR fEB CENT FEB ANNUM
Elmnt and Duans strict. ASTORIA, OREGON.
SCOW BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS
A8TOKIA, OltKUON
IROJi (AND BRASS FOUNDERS1 Mb AND MARINE ENGINEERS
ll r-U Hw Will Wiu-ilwT)' Prompt attention ftven to al. repair work
18th and Franklin Ave. Tel. Main 2401
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX rr.ild.nt
F. U BISHOP, Secretary,
Nelson Trover, Vloe-Pre. and flupt,
ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK, Trau.
Designers and Manafacturen 01
THE LATEdT IMPROVED
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers
Complete Cannery Outfits FurnishvJ.
' CORRCSPONDCNCC SOLICITED Foot of Fourth btraet
THE GEM
C. F. WISE, Prop.
Cbole Wince, Liquors
oi Cigars
Hot Luch at aQ Hoars
Merchant luck Frea
11:30 a. a. to njop m.
sjCeata
'TOUCH' EVERYBODY
Nicaragua and Honduras In the
Graft Business
DICTATOR MUST BE FIXED
Americas Declares Mining Men Mutt
First Fix The Dictator Before Attemp
ting To Export Their Crop Trouble
Lies la The Instability Of The Laws.
Corner Elrrent b ana Commercial
HJTGKIA
OREGOS
MIMIMMUIt MUM t t M
THE TRENTON j
First-Class Liquors and Cigars
r02 Commprrfaf Strpr.
X Corner Cnmmercia and 14th. Aetnrla (nm
MIMMMMMIMMMMIMMMMMMMMMIIMMMM
MfMM.E. Alt.. Autr 28. "If vou want
to do buslnee pay tat," is said to be the
motto f th Vliarmrusn atlil Hnnittiran
governments under) the regime of Jon.
nsmos Hys, tut president, inis is
the report brought here by W. I Shar
key of Blueflelds, Nicaragua, who for
more titan three months was in business
in that republic.
He says a policy of extortion was
practised against me people who en-
trstred In the mininir business. If thev
wanted to succeed and export their ores
without trouble thcr found it ahvavi
savantBL-eous to make a "u vvv" w tn
the "Intendciito" or personal rcpresen-
isuve 01 me dictator.
"Often," said Mr. Sharkey. "It is im
perative for the mining company or en
gineer to give the President some of the
hock In mo company or at least a liber
al share of the returns from that output
of the property This alone will insure
immunity from harassing interferences
always met with until such arrangement
has been made.
"The trouble lies in the instability- of
the mininir laws. As I understand it. a
duly of but 54 cents an ounce is charg
ed upon the gold exported from the
countries, but thoe who do not look
after their own interesta bv areasiris
the officiate are Just as apt to have to
pay 150 an ounce, or w even assessed
more. If the minltia man is wise he will
find It to bis advantage to protect him
self by getting the inWmlentes inter
ested so that they will not impose upon
me company when the time comes for
snipmenti.
"Favoritism is the cause of a creat
deal of distress In the country. Zelava
la king and he rule things as he choose.
He give out concessions for all sorts of
indutries and no oue can embark in them
unless he has a concession. One man has
the right to sell tobscco in the Repub
11c 01 xMcarsgua, and he charce what
ever he pleases for It. A niece of lobac
co which sells here for 6 cents brines
25 cents or at the rate of $1.25 a
pound. Whisky, which is held under a
similar monopoly, i worth in Nicaragua
1 ...... --D--
iv in united states currency a gallon.
"Butter is worth tV pound. Emrs
sell fop 75 cents a down, or 1.50 in
Mcaraguan money. Inferior meat, which
is under a monopoly, Is aold for 43
cents Nlcaraguan, or 20 cents Uaited
States currency, a pound. All other
iQQds are high in, proportion, and the
poor people are almost starved.
Jtns country would be a fine plane
for Americans if it were not for the
deipotiam which prevails. It I. (mnoa.
nlble to entrain In any sort, of antarnrUa
In the republic or In Honduras without
navmg nm secured the ear of the
powers that be. The government la
fearful that some on will Introduce
srms or gun powder, into the country
and start a revolution. Zelava. I. .
easy, with all his despotic sweyj he is
n constant tear tnat some one will try
to overthrow his rule.
'This WOuld not h har1 tn An tt ...
body of determined men started in to do
it. He has no arm v to aneak of Th. w.
are barefooted and clothed in old blue
jean lumpers and overalls with . mti.
red string tied to Wis coat lapel. They
armea wun tne dicarded Springfield
rlfleg formerly used by the American
ui my.
That's What Counts
BRAND NAMES OF PIANOS DO MEAN SOMETHING. BUT FI ANOS MUST BE GRADED IN THE
CI.ASS IN WHICH THEY BELONG AND KEPT THESETO MEAN THE MOST TO A PURCHASER.
THAT IS THE GOOD SERVICE WE PERFORM FOB OUR CUSTOMERS WHEN WE PURCHASE OUR J
ENORMOUS STOCKS FROM THE FORTY DIFFERENT FACTORIES WE REPRESENT.
WE BRING EXPERT KNOWLEDGE OF PIANOS TO BEAS IN OUR DEALINGS WITH EACH MAKE OF
PIANO WE BUY AND SELL
AND NO INDUCEMENT OF LARGER PROFIT ON ANY MAKE OF PIANO BY GRADING IT HIGHER
THAN IT DESERVES (AND FACTORIES WOULD LIKE US TO DO IT TOO), TEMPTS US TO VARY FROM
OUR FIXED RULE TO GRADE, PRICE AND SELL EVERY MAKE OF PIANO WE HANDLE IN THE CLASS IN
WHICH IT BELONGS.
Elihu Root And John Hay Comnarei.
"The Interpreter" telli ft.hf.llt la nan
and the poiibilit of war in th Seiv
i.-inin-r American Magazine. Of Elihu
itoot and John Hav the follow! int.-
eting comparison is drawn.-
"Jt is fortunate at thl time that Mr.
mm in neeretary of state. I think it
is fortunate for n at all tlm w
is secretary 0f state, but now epecial!y
na just mit man of cool fearless
ne. A irood munv men hav writer,
about the late John Hay as a great seo-
rcmry or state, fiut it is no injustice to
lill memory to sav that he dM.nnt. h.v.
the material in hfm to make as efficient
a public servant ai Mr. Hoot. ti!.
hi usefulness as secretary of state was
Impaired by. his long service in the dip
lomatic corps. The mark of the firrt
secretary clunir to him. Th I
diplomacy, its forms and customs. Atm.
ed more than imimrtant to him at times
man me essence of the question on
hand. He did not fVally lack American
ism: he wa a true American. But he
had been much affected bv hi. inn
dence in England. It was said of him
once that be was not our secretary of
tate but the real British ambassador.
o such taunt can be levelled at Mr
Root. lie is the most American nf
Americans. lie La Minift III! A a Ana nf
the leaders of a generation that has
ceased to look sulkily to Enolsn.i fn.
all our guide-posts literary, legal, gpirf.
,u' ""u political. He knows the
strength of this country as well as any
man to use it if the
his habit of mind is against violence.
He is secretary of state now, not sec
retary of war. He would be. T think
about the last person to advise the be
ginning or the ending of a war."
Why Fret anfl Worry
when your child has a severe eoltf. Von
need not fear pneumonia or other pul
monary disease. Keen surmlied with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup a positive
euro for Oolda Coughs, Whooping
uragn ana Bronchitis,
Mrs. Hall, of Sioux Falls. S. D.. writes!
' I have used your wonderful Ballard's
Horehound Syrup, on mr children for
flvo years. Ita results have been won-derfuL-
Sold by Hart's Drug Store.
THE SIN OF THE STREETS
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UNIVERSAL
Stoves and Ranges
Every one Guaranteed
We Buy them in Car Load Lots
The Foard & Stokes hardware Co
Incorporated
SveeaswMi ts Faswi a ttoint Cs
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Sherman Transler Co.
EENBY 8HEEMAN, Msoagei
naoks, OajilaBaggaia Chaekasl aad TranaierraJ - Trucks ad Fnraitare
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f , nmqaam-raw MUma, BOXtti and Bblpped.
433 Commercial Street Kai. -
H.&PARKXB,
Proprietor.
F. PARECB,
llanafar.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN FLAN.'
First Class In Every RmjmoL
Fm Coach to U Houaa.
Bar and Billiard Room.
Oood Sample Rooms on Ground Floor
ror ccvunarcul Man.
Astoria,
Oregon
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TRANSPORTATION.
Steamer
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NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY
Portland taadlnjt, AldexStrwt Dock
Astoria Uadlac, CaUendw Dock
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SUNDAY EXCURSION!
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SOME PEOPLE MAY DISAGREE WITH OUR JUDGMENT ABOUT RELATIVE VALUES OF DIFFERENT
MAKES OF PIANOS BUT THAT DOESN'T PROVE ANYTHING. .
' THEY MAY BE PREJUDICED OR BEHIND TEE TIMES.
WHAT WE SAY ABOUT GRADE AND WORTH OF DIFFERENT MAKES, YOU CAN BANK ON. IN SELECT-1
INO A PIANO OF US YOU HAVE ONLY TO DECIDE ABOUT PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY AND OUTSIDE AP-1
J PEARANCE, UNLESS YOU HAVE IN MIND SOME MAKE THAT IS KNOWN TO YOU.
! IF YOU PONT KNOW WHAT MAKE YOU WANT "TRUST US" AS YOU WOULD COME TO US IF NOT
SATISFIED ANYWAY. V
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Eilers Piano House
!A. R. CYRUS, ) C1
J. M. WARD, Salesn,an'
424 Commercial Street
Young Criminals In The Making And
ine court wnere They Are Tried.
A day spent in New York's Children's
t-ourt win never be forgotten. Hera all
the youthful offenders are tried. Into
this court crowds more of human inter
est than in any other court in the world,
ays the September Delineator. Before
its Dar is constantly nassinir a oreat nro-
f-AflfltAn nf nt.iuon tHMHimill!..
ui uiiiu-H iiKvugiuiiics, vcrucs
vibrant with pathos and humor. For
both pathos and humor consist in the
perception of incongruities. It is the
sins of the parents and the sins of the
living conditions that the' overcrowded
cny loives on its children that here
stand out mot strikingly. . The. real
culprit is more often the delinquent par
ent man tne delinquent child. The
sii-'lit of a child trotting to a ulnnn tt
or uiree tunes aauy, pail in hand to
procure the family supply of beer a
familiar one in a great city impeaches
the parent for a criminal indifference.
Small wonder that the child's moral per
ceptions are obliterated, and his instincts
perverted in such surroundings) It is
in the streets, the vice-sown streets, that
the child learns to gamble, to swear, to
steal. He cannot helD it. Ha must
employ the ways of his conmanions if
he is to survive among them. And the
ways 01 his companions lead oftenest to
the Children's Court.
Dont Grumble
when your joints ache and you suffer
from Rheumatism. Buy a bottle of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment and get instant
relief. A positive cure for Rheumatism.
Burns, Cuta, Contracted Muclea, Sore
Chest ,etc, Mr. I. T. Bogy, a prominent
merchant at Willow Point Ttxaa. aays
that ho finds Ballard's Snow liniment
the best all round Liniment ha ever
osed." Sold by Hart's Drug Store. ;
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Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landing's.
PASSENGERS. FREIGHT.
Lesnrea Astoria daily axo.pt Sunday at
7 s, m,
Leave Portland Dally Except Sunday
at 7 a. in.
Quick Sarvios Excellent Meals
Good Berths.
Landing Astoria Flav.1 Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor St
Q. B. BLESSING, Agsnt
Phone Main 2761.
4 BOND IT,
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Cigars
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Goble, Rainier, Clitskanio, Astoria and Beach polnta, only. ,.
CONNHCTIONS At Portlanil. wlta aU trana-oontlnoatal tinea, At
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, Through tickets aold to and from ill points, la the East and Europe. '!
For further partloulara apply to, , f
R. H. JENKINS, ;,J
QamL Frt & Passgr. Agt
- Aataiia, Ot,
JAMES ETNLAYSON, Agent.
Astoria, Ore.