The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, November 03, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, QREGON. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER J, 1007. ' - ' ""' sssssawnWMM"'"'''MI'l"M'' , ' , . - 1 ' II THE HORNING ASTORIAN Established 1873. Published Daily Except Monday by IHE J. S. DELLINGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Rv mail. nr mr r. By currier, per ibuuui.. r.oo .00 WEEKLY ASTORIAN. fl. m!t. mtr rear, la adaace...$1.60 on, nnaer ww v. v-' " aw-Orfora for th Acttmruw or Ti Bom Hwatwuld be tnuwriiatolr report to tb. TELEPHONE MAIN 661. Official paper of Clataoy County tad the WJ t AJiona. WEATHER. Western Oregon and VTslIng- 4 ton Rain. ' WISDOM, A PRICELESS ASSET. as actualK iimuiani tne UiflUS ot utt wen at tt'U and Har.iiuan 6 w.j sua though wey were not" speak- t.v tiie emu." its is uiUiiuf to lake ibcir word and net upon d what, is more, send tue uuauthtitd yarn lartiier atofcid, not alone to hi own detri ment, hut to tnat of hundreds 01 others. Xo man niaa- Pk lor the builders of srreat railways or other huge enterprises until they tiieuiwlve have spoken, or acted, and ruuwr is worth only what 01 it shall be confirmed. Men of their call bre and engacenientt are,' obviously silent until the propitious nioiueut 01 security j and then they act, "Actions speak louder than words" with them as &ith leaser lights of humanity. It is folly to take th morbid, or Vhe au guine, inference of any man, however well he may argue it, as a fiat principle of determination. Wait for the act that ha a demonstrable value, a directing agency, and authoritative aigtuneance and having measured its meaning, gov em your own ends to conform to it. That there is Bo act, for a long, even an interminable, time, does not control any phase of a projected situation auch as is pending here: the apparent inertia of the "powers that be" has no nianda tory weight; save that the hour for deft nite work and accomplishment has not arrived. It is as useless by way of in dioia as any other- element we may not understand or realise. Take no man's word for anything he cannot substantiate clearly. We can all hope, and doubt, and "build castles, but it S not siven to any, nor many, to know the thine? so rigidly guarded as -,....,.. v. r,t t)it tv-anlalar the secret mirooses. dates, lines, -f ,w nv-r so uatientlv need-1 times, or scows of action, dwelling with .4 .f nnunt moment, and their I in the designs of men who never talk toolet. most deliberate wisdom in the except to conceal those designs, or to existing financial exigency wiu figure as announce tnem in tne coousn ami their most priceless asset. est terms ot wuuj. - . . 1 - mL v.i. Af rrt and &ra 1 unsbte to call in the short Ume, or call I BROKEN FLANGE WRECKS BRIDGE. inns. ther have made to the Xew York f ' " ... : , . ,.. . -pasonable A disastrous wreck of a orwge near houses, and they must have a wasonaw. 4t .Uttii retire this money. I ... . , i !.-! -i.t,o.l irom an appareauv wn.cn -y.. I a freight train was passin over the way, ana ww - bridM . Rinst of on, of the every liabUi y agwns t . I wneel, broke, chipping off a portion near- in, nirger peuu-g. . " m kngth. The wheel that were made at the opening of the grain "L, .d . beneath season to assist in the handling ot tne - 1nnV, TWMm,ll . Im.mi n. Df the eteel lopper car of 100,000 pounds enurmvus ""6" F""- i .. , , , , m.. ir . 41.- ...nw. I capacity toaoeo wnu rou. ub w country: ana as more iuu u 1 ... , , , w , . . Ui.- n. anJ IimvIthI nut ona of the ' a; v - - 1 -AaA tn rnjimrt I w . - 7. rUi of the bridge truss. The entire r.'n v.iin.w structure collapsed. return remiliauiro mm ivi,r-. Sv I , 7 . . . . . n . . ...,. The accident is a typical failure of ueulJ, v-, r- ' this kind of bridge. The pin-connected tanking concerns known the world over . . , . . a .-,- tm.firhnu wliiok ta almost uniTersal. as pracwcair wu Time is of the essence" of this situa- v - - - tion. Thero is nothing in it to warrant Statea, nearly alway. pye. way when the .lightest degree of alarm, and the a UAHU is aSUITM T I e O f 101 "Tl" ."r rjrTh: riveted truss. hich i. not mdily weu enuuKu " i. , ..... t . . ... .k .n oestroyea oy tne Dreasung oi one prv Danics wnai oi ra" . - . .. h, need, in this extraordinary premise, to """r- 7 " m . . ... the -wreck mentioned appear in The recover from a laise pomuoa jorrc ur .... . . w thr eastern correspond- lecnnical worn Magazine ,o govern- vaa v-- "J I . . - . y ber. . ents. We said some dava ago that there was a deeply laid scheme in the East, formu lated, and fomented, by the vengeful rich, to precipitate conditions, which, wnile not absolutely dangerous nor For a long-distance view of the situa tion the medal for correct observation should eo to the Los Angeles Express "Wall Street maSe the financial bed and wu not aD, Wusvu. . ttered Uck, Mwtea tu 6heete. ruinous, might evuiy ,eon s . . A;r.v,t nt Praiilpnt Roosevelt s final ' 1 . f .JmmtatmtjlUI Q Till 111 (ItT- I r - gation of his possible candidacy for the Presidency, or of thht off any man wholly committed to his doctrines and policies of government. This view is announced in the Oregonian of yesterday and in terms that are peculiarly con vincing, in relation to the emergency that If this VanderWlt and similar rumors are correct there will yet be more counts among New York's four hundred than there are in a Standard Oil indictment, The reason that "prison yawns for the ' D I mn n'i mwannlie.1 the funds of now confronts usj ana we mo5l depositors" is that prison has urge upon we peop o. v.u . w tired for them entire West, the transcendent duty Of .... ., n , I oeieatmg ine nnanciai piraic iu . - . ,n t,;f, . ... . . It is as easy as it is mentally Bhift x apparent game o, ..g. legg adminigtration fw the eianmng laiiuiuny uv mew c-u.., i .... x . . . . 6 .. ' , . results of dishonest financiering, iriviner all the time that may be needed I In VMnnn nnnn a eitllf.mfl thflt llflS I been forced upon them, and from which Taft avoids even the possibility of they will recover instantly, when their cocktail criticism at receptions by favor calls lor the money advanced shall be mg water paraoes, honored, as honored thev must be, since I no bank may wilfully declare its in-1 That tobasco sauce combine ought to ability, or ita delibeaate purpose, to 1 make it hot for some small concerns. ignore such a call, without sacrificing its charter as well as its character, on the spot ' Keep cool for a few daivs! Be patient with an untoward condition! And stand by your own institutions, to the certain defeat of a certain and momentous plot engineered by a ' group of malignant scoundrels in the East! The balloons all came down, but some other inflations seem to be going up. SEVERE SENTENCE Is Sent to Jail for Twenty-Five Years for Arson, HER HUSBAND IS ARRESTED Sergota Woman Fires Her House and Endangen Much Property in Western Addition Was Trying to Collect In surance Money. SAN FIUXCISCO, Xov. 8. Mrs Stella Sergota sobbed with grief and despair as she stood before Juuge cook yesterday morning and listened to his swathine words of rebuke as ne sen ...i k.r tn erve SS veara in ban V'.. w ' - - w Quentin for arson in the, first dgree Mrs. Senwta was convicted last Satur day of havlne et fire to her lodging- house, at 2303 Fine street on August 11th. for the purpose of getting the m suranee upon the furniture she lad there. Her husband, John, who was jointly charged with her, had his case dismissed in the Police Court on tne eround of insufficient evidence to con vicU but Judge Cook yesterday instruct ed lroscuting Attorney J. 31. Uanley to brinir his ca before the Grand Jury. Sergota was arrested outside the court room by Detective Sergeant Ed. OUea and taken to the City Prison to await the Grand Jury's action. In passing sentence, Judge Cook dwelt upon the seriousness of the crime ana said that anv one who was m this city during the great fire of April 18-21. 1906, could not fail to appreciate the marmiiT fif Mrs. Senzota's offense. He said, in part: In your case, the crime of which you have been convicted calls for the ex treme penalty of the law, and if I was satisfied that you alone was responsible for this crime, I should not hesitate to fix a term of years that would be equivalent of life imprisonment ."With ten fires prepared and six actually; lighted, in a frame building, such aa the one you fired; surrounded by frame buildings on all aides, each occupied by sleeping men. women and children, there is no telling what lives would have been lost, nor what prop erty destroyed, bad your nefarious olans been accomplished. I "With but foOO worth of property in your house and $2300 insurance thereon, you started a fire at 8 o ciocic in me morning, that, had it gained headway, might have destroyed all that was left of San Francisco after the big Ere. Every building and every business and every borne west of Van Tess avenue were imperiled by your greed for money and your attempt to get from the in surance companies what you were not entitled to. "I am satisfied, since your husband hired the room to which you moved your things and packed the trunks, that he advised and encouraged and actually aided and abetted you in the commis sion of this crime, and is as guilty as you are. A police magistrate, however, dismissed the charge against him, and consequently he could not be tried in this court for the crime, and, I am, therefore, unable to punish him at this time, but I here and now request the District Attorney of this city and county to present t'le evidence that was iriven on your trial to the Grand Jury. "Even though you may have to bear it alL the term of your imprisonment must be such as shall deter others from following your example, and if the Dis trict Attorney takes this case before the Grand Jury and your husband is indicted, tried and convicted, ne will receive, if I am called upon to sentence him, double the term that I am about to impose as your sentence." The sentence of 25 years in San Quen tin Was then passed. 111 Will November has started off with a rush and we enter the first week with the largest assortment of high grade merchandise that characterizes our store for dependable goods at the very possible lowest prices. fill! ml' mm SUITS AND COATS New assortment of Suits and Coats arrived in time for Mouda's alert shoppers. A strictly new assortment of high grade garments in broadcloths and fancv suitings in the most wanted shades of brown, tiavv. ereen and black. Fromsev eral different man Don't hesitate but come and select your suit now. Tight and lengths. Box and cutaway styles. mm ufacturers. PI 1 1 V pong Tan Cape Gloves Dent Style. New arrivals of heavy tan cape r1nvM Dent stvle. The material land workmanship that enter into the construcUon ol these gloves is oi tae highest grade, The glove which is the most popular for fall and winter. 1907-8. All lengths, short 12 and 16 button. A glove without a rival. All sizes, by to 7 J, livery Ipair guaranteed. $9.00 Silk Petticoats $5.95 Extra heavy silk taffeta petticoats made from a special seketcd .jiigh grade silk. Tailored stylesV All colors in fancy stripe and" plain taf fetas. Brown, Navy, Green, Granct and Black. Reeular t JZ Q C sold at $9.00, special SEE WINDOW NEW FALL-STYLES IN SKIRTS ' , T a JVoils Panama and new self colored stripes in every new idea and color every garment new and the seasons best styles in pleated and banded effects. They are all high grade and a strictly new assortment. FURS AND BOAS We have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in our home for eeTen years, and it has alwayi proved to be a reliable remedy. We bare found that it would do more than the manufacturers claim for it It U especially good for croup and whooping cough. REV. JAMES A. LEWIS, Pastor Milaca, Minn., M. E. Church. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold by Frank Hart and leading druggists. "SPEAKING BY THE CARD!" People have a fashion of putting their spontaneous conclusions,-on important subjects upon the plane of flat, declara tive assertion, without so much as a shadow of .authentic warrant, and it b misleading, in nine eases out of ten. For those to whom these liased and advent tkious statements are made, are quite as much at a loss for Indubitable denial, as -W teller of them is for authority and, so, frequently, a serious, story goes out on its 'harmful way, unvoucher for, jet generally believed ; i For instance, a well known man in this city yesterday informed the writer that fwm what he could eather from reliable (t) sources in Portland, neither Hill, nor Harriman, have the slightest intention of completing any of the g:at schemes that are popularly 'believed to have been ordained for consummation at iho mouth of the Columbia river. Now th.w mnn i an lionent citizen, with LU J V -. W I I New arrivals in the celebrated Annis Furs for ladies and childrens' wear also strand ostrich and feather . . . a. is.a. .a,UA 4s V ft rTYr ft t sl1 . Ipair guaranteed. uwaw",v"" " -I A Methodist Minister Recommend, I DR. WOWIJS CO, ! HIIHIIIIHH II"IM Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. COFFEE Insist on the roaster's name; never mind the country it grew or is said to have grown in. Your rrocct retorni yonr money if jea lea't hit Schilling 's Beit: ws psr bio Room sog MAKICTJRISI t And . CHIROPODIST Astoria Bank Bldg. 'pa Freah Comclezioa U imniwiUmiil Drodiieed I Robertine. mOd, delightfu Htnantlon. daUcauly fragrant Maktt the skin txqulsiuly softi MUhMwkllBDDearsnce caused mrerirmesii reduces the sue of rnaMm.inM mnA mriui an even. . wiiiimmu. -r. i ' Ml.n. nlna Attn In WBAletOmB nOUIUB- , ment of iUn glands and ttlmulatlon of the capillaries wliicn atso icea uw skin ana supply its ncaiuuw w. Atkmtr Drama fir 'fit """ f L " . I ICBERTINEI! IRVING'S Apricet Erandy NOTHING FINER TRY IT t IIMIIUM ' Today is the last day of the federated iti'tutrtei BATH -- ,., ,. n ra.,, i. burned his duljei as (tecreiurj totenU league, oi sm. - 'dent HooCTfy yesterday Box Paper Sale E. A. HIGGINS CO., MUSIC BOOKS STATIONERY See the Window ! HIMIIIII I MIIH 1 AMERICAN IMPORTING CO. j 589 Commercial Street s IHTAItCIAL. JOHN FOX, Pres. F. I BISHOP, Sec ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK, Treat. NELSON TEOYER, Vice-Prei. and Supt. ASTORIA IRON WORKS . .V.-V-V- r,! DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS ' " OF THE LATEST IMPROVED ... . , . Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHED. ' Cerrespondence Solicited. Foot of Fourth Street. TH - . E OEM C.F.WISE, Prop. kTESl- Choica Wines, Liquorn and Clgare " should award the heirs the present val.ielboy Merchanti Lunch From 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 First National Bank of Astoria, Ore ESTABLISHED 188(5. Capital $100,000 . Q. A. BOWLBY, Prealdent. 0. I PETERSON. Vksa-Pnaldent tHANK PATTON, Casnler. J. W. GARNER, Aosistasl Oaaklet. Astoria Savings Bank flanltal Pal m I100JO9. Bnrplua and Undivided ProfiU U,000 Transacts a Oenerat Banking Business, Interest Paid on Time beposlta , FOUR PER CENT PEB ANNUM Eleventh and Dnant streets. , ASTORIA, 0RWS03I Sherman Transler Co. : "HENRY SHERMAN, Manager Hacks, Carriages Baggage Checked and Transferred Truoka and Furaltm Wagons Planoe Moved, Boxed and Snipped. 433CommercIal Street ! Pow THE TRENTON First-Class Liquors and Cigars J1V tJU'....,