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tha city of Astoria.
A DOLLAR SAVED
n IS A DOLLAR EARNED
i ;. .
We pay interest twice a year In our
savings department. You receive a
passbook on which you can deposit
and draw out as ia convenient.
Scandinavian -American
Savings BanK
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WEATHER.
Western Ore iron and Washing-
ton Occasional rain. .
Eastern Oregon and Washing-
ton and Idaho Probably fair.
DAT OF REPRISAL AT HAND.
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The Portland Oregonian a opening a
campaign foa the resuscitation or re
habilitation, or reincarnation (any old
term will do), of the defunct and for
gotten "Port of Columbia" bill the pet
grafting scheme of the small coterie of
' shippers in that city, that wes whip-
sawed . through the Legislature last
winter by tactics that were as raw as
they were nefarious, and which was
later thrown out of the supreme court
on the ground of its rank unconstitu
tionality; and every line of that paper's
comment on the till and its pretended
Talus to the metropolis is marked
by a desperate soreness that shows the
venomous rancor of the defeat that
. overtook it last year. It is an undigni
fied and unnecessary show of ill-temper
and spleen, especially on a subject of
such frazzled interest as the "Port of
Columbia" bill. f
All Astorians know the nature, and
the animus, of the. measure, and were
a solid unit in bringing about its nulli
ficetion,; and will coalesce again to de
feat it, whatever the limit of savage
fervor wherewith the Oregonian shall
seek to revamp it
We know it to be the last desperate
piece of chicane to despail this port and
the commercial prestige thereof; and if
the city of Portland and its press ever
does any thinking about the value of
the millions of money this city con
tributes annually to the metropolitan
markets, it is time they were reckoning
with the chance of reprisals along this
line, and put a quietus on the man in
the Oregonian building who has the ear
of its managers; it is time the influence
of that great paper was diverted from
this wretched subterfuge and used to
expedite the real truth of the commer
cial situation in the , lower Columbia,
namely, that the shipping is to be done
from here, in the near future, by both
the Hill and the Harriman systems, and
not from the Bound, as the Oregonian
persists will be the case. It is very
plain that Portland would rather see the
commerce of all Oregon go to Puget
Sound rather than to this, the natural,
the cheapest, the moat direct and feasible
port, the sea-end of the water-level,
down-grade haul from the wheat fields
of the Inland Empire; fop what the Ore
gonian cays of Portland must be true,
and it says this thing every day lately.
If the loyalty of Portland; to the
State of Oregon is so shallow a thing
that the metropolitan shippers can
tiring about the sheer commercial sac
rifice of Astoria (which should, and
would, be Portland's, and Oregon's, com
mercial right-bower), then Astoria will
quickly learn her own duty to herself
in the matter of her annual outlay in
the markets that are part and parcel of
her undoing. It is a queer attitude for
the chief city of a great state to assume,
that of being willing to send millions
of commerce out to rival ports and
centers in another state, rather than
give the benefit to a sister-city, nearby,
at home, and directly in line, and at the
natural terminus of that line, on the
easiest concievable grades, and known to
be the next and rightful place of com
mercial importance in the certain course
of development now pending; it is so
queer, indeed,' that Astoria intends to
iwatch closely1, snd figure accurately, and
govern herself a comports with her own
advantage and merit in the case. We
have had atyut all of this
treatment we can stand.
.V. 'O
The calendar is doing its best for an
elastio currency. There will be five
days in February.
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EDITORIAL SALAD. s
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The actual purpose of the cruise of
the American fleet to the Paeino has
not yet been disclosed, although both
Captain llahan and Captain Ilobson
have discussed the problem pro and con.
Ex-Senator Stewart, of Nevada, says
currency reform is the easiest thing in
the world. Mr. Stewart held the same
opinion of free silver. . In a word, the
way to inflate is to inflate.
It is astonishing how friendly the
Japanese are towards the American
fleet. One is led to believe that the
expedition was planned by Admiral
Togo. Count Okuma and the Tokio
newspapers.
In Texas a man who refuted a $10,000
check was paid in silver dollars and
carried toe money to a bank 15 miles
distant. There are people who favor
such business facilities until they try
them.
Japan and the United States are
about to reach an agreement on the im
migration question without waiting for
the battleships.
Sir. Rockefeller has made another big
contribution to the University of Chi-1
cago, and Mr. Morgan has bought an
other fine collection of plaintings. The
panic is a thing of the past.
VERSATILE J. P. MORGAN.
The most unproductive job yet .dis
covered is that of the spies reported to
be studying the weak places of -the
United States for defending its main
territory. An invading party would be
turned yer to a constable and held for
observation.
The year came in like a lamb. This
lamb ought to have gumption enough
to keep away from the Wall street mint
; WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-That J, T.
Morgan is not only the alert, aggresnlve
and widely powerful financier who
reported to have said on a recent ocea
sion "Tell the Secretary of the Treasury
he must do it or I will," but also Is
man in whom the qualities of imagine
tion and sentiment are strongly com
biiied, is disclosed by a writer who con
tributes to the forthcoming number , of
Appleton's an article explaining the
dominant position occupied by Mr. Mor
gun in the financial world. To illustrate
this point he tells some hitherto unpub
lishevi stories of the man who broke the
money panic by offering to lend $25.
000,000 at the crucial moment. One of
these is to the effect that Mr. Morgan
in his capacity as the most influential
director of the New York, New Haven
A Ilartford Railroad, has prevented the
straightening of the "air line" of this
road between New York and Boston by
the removal of a curve at MidJletown.
Conn., because the elimination of this
curve would require the Jiittiuir up of
graveyard in which members of hi
family are buried. The Appleton article
also explains that the reason why the
name of the road has never been changed
to the New England, as has been pro
posed many times, is owing to Mr. Mor-
gun wno insists on retaining in ine tine
the name of the city of Ilartford where
he was born. Numerous other incidents
are given to show that the dean of
American bankers has his softer side
although E. II. Harriman and Jacob II.
Schiff may not be inclined to believe
this. ... - ' '.
MORMONS IN GERMANY.
sort of
TRANS-ATLANTIC TRAVEL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. R-'Dnring the
year just ended trans-Atlantic travel,
east and west-bound through the port
of New York, reached the 'enormous
total of 2557.328 passengers, a number
equal to the combined population of the
cities of St. Louis, Boston, Baltimore,
Cleveland, Buffalo, San Francisco and
Cincinnati. This passenger movement
for the year shows an increase of 972,-
640 over 1906, and was 1,421,161 greater
han that of the year 1904. West-bound
travel accounted for more than half the
total, as would naturally be expected,
the persons arriving in New York from
Europe numbering 1,699,340, a figure
200,000 in excess of the combined east
and west bound travel in the years 1904.
Persons who sailed from New York for
Europe during the past year numbered
1,257,328, the excess of west-bound
travel being 442,012. This great increase
in trans-Atlantic travel was not as
might be supposed confined to any par
ticular class, but appears in first and
second-clasg cabin travel as well as in
the steerage both east and west-bound.
The first cabin passengers from Europe
to the United States iwas 107,965 an in
crease of 10,494 over the previous year.
East-bound first cabin travelers num
bered 100,286 an increase of 8147 over
1906. The most sensational feature of
alL however, la found in the steerage
travel to Europe which reached the total
650,045 or 242,565 in excess of the figure
for 1906. '
Missionaries Carrying on the Work in
That Country.
BERLIN, Jan. 14. A number of Mor
mon missionaries, young men of German
nationality, are carrying on a propa
ganda in Berlin. They make a house to
house canvass, presenting themselves st
every apartment. The missionaries have
rented a house in the center of the city
which is used as a headquarters, and
here the greatest activity can be seen
at any time. The conduct of this props
ganda by Germans is possible because
the expulsion order issued by the police
in 1903 applies to foreigners only.
Republican Nstional Committee Chair
man Makes Important Announcement
CHICAGO, Jan. 14, The speakers'
stand at the Republican convention
next June wiU bs located in the south
end of the coliseum. The delegates will
sit in front of this stand; behind them
will come the alternates, and the poe
ts ton will lie allowed, to occupy the
space remaining.
This plan was agreed upon by a com
mittee composed of Hurry S. New, chair
mn of the National Republican Com
mittee, Powell Clayton and E. F. Hart
members of the committee, at a con
ferencs yesterday. According to the ar
chiteoture this plan will give a seating
capacity of 11.830 with good aecouatlcs,
It Is a wise guesser who can tell
whether the balloon, aeroplane or motor
flying machine will be ahead st the end
of 190& . -
Jos. Therdich'
Dealer In
Confectionery
Soft Drinks and Fresh Fruit
The Freshest and Best the Market
Affords at Very Reasonable Prices.
357 Bond St. (near 8th) Astoria. Ore,
Save Some. Money
A Card
This ia to certify that all druggists
sre 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 re
sults from a cold. Cures la grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia and con
sumption. Contains no opiates. The
gfnuine is in a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DATS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Pile in 6 to 14 days or
money refunded. 50c.
Emitting the familiar motto from the
new gold coinage has finally found a
justification in the widespread and ever
increasing dislike of the people for the
word "trust." ,
, COFFEE
There is a time for good 1
tea, and a time for good
coffee; there is no time for
poor either.
Your grocer return your money it os don't
Ukt Shilling's Beit: we par bim
NATIONAL BILLIARD MATCH.
NSW YORK. Jan. 14. The National
Association of Amateur Billiard 'Players
has accepted . the suggestion of the
French association for an " international
match. The final acceptance has been
mailed to the French Club. The matches
will take place at the Liederkrans Club
about the middle of April The games
wil lbe at 18.2 balk line and the balls
used will be those used in France, which
are a trifle larger than the American
From now until Febti
rary 1st HOW!
v ReadiThls
r
The woolen house which I represent
has notified me thst they bars made
great reductions oa 100 patterns of up-
to-date suitings in order to make room
for their spring stock. In order that
you may take advantage of these bar
gains I will make you a suit or over
coat 1 1 order and save yoa three to
seven dollars.
Remember, your time Is limited, so
order now.
Carl E. Franseetii
ASTORIA'S LEADING TAILOR,
179 Eleventh Street. Phone Main 3711
Seattle Fis& Market
77 Ninth St., near Bond
Fresh and Salted Fish.
Game and Poultry.
Groceries, Produce and Fruit
Imported and Domestic
Goods.
P. Bakotitch & Feo,!';Proprs.
Phone Red 2183
For Stomach Troubles
When there Is distress titer eating or drinking, or your food
doesn't "set well," the digestion It deranged and the stomach needs
to be toned end strengthened. A natural appetite and perfect di
gestion can be assured and you will enjoy your food II you will get
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and use them according to the simple directions printed on the wrapper.
Acute Indigestion, lassitude, flatulence, "qualntlshness," and other
uncomfortable and distressing sensations alter eating, are qulckl
rlehted with a dose or two ol these little wonder workers for a weak
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WHEN YOU WANT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
Write us.'we're here for that purpose
The Work We Do
Anything fin the electrical Business. Toll's House Phones
Inside wiring and Fixtures installed and kept In repair.;
We will be Rlad to quote you prices. ;
- OUR PRICES WILL DO THE REST
STEEL & EWART-
Phone Mal itli
421 Bond Street
Special AnnouTjcement Regarding the
National Pore Food and Drug Law "
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law as it
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults, T. F.
Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
GOLF TOURNAMENT STARTS.
PTNEHURST, N. C, Jan. 14. A mon
ster field of 132 player started In the
fifth annual mid-winter golf tourna
ment yesterday, 132 of whom turned in
cards, six. divisions of 18 each qualify
ing for the match play rounds which be
gins today and continues tnrough Wed
nesday. . P. W. Whittemore Of the
Brookline, Mass., Country Club, led the
field with a card of 79. C. I Becker
of Woodland, Edwin A. Freeman of
Dyker- Meadow, and W. B. Shakelford
of Atlantic City, made 32 each.
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Hneumaiism
ii Diabetes,
i: Kidney Diseases,
Bladder Troubles.
i Liver Complaint,
!: Indigestion
II Constipation,
Zand all other diseases arising from?
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where. They will cure thousands $
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Send 25 cents Today.
for liberal box of these tablets. If
ithey do not cures you we will refund! ',
your money.
. Fill in Coupons and send it to m !
raay.
HERINGT0N MEDICINE CO.
, , Grand Rapids, Mich.
Herington Medicine Co.,
I Grand Rapids, Mich.
I aat-Jose 25 cents for which ttl,
, .send, postage prepaid, 1 box Bering-'
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Old Port Tawny, rich, light
color.
Old Sherry Pale, clean, nutty.
Angelica Soft, agreeable, full
Muscatel Very fruity, sweet
WHITE WINES
Riesling Medium light table wine.
Sauterns Natural mellow, pronounced
flavor.
Chateau Yquem Full bodied Crsme
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AMERICAN IMPORTING CO.
589 Commercial Street
A Chance for Quick-Steppers
We are setting a merry dip for shoe sellers to waits to.
thellrj U" PU a W,UtW " okea
in to. .W thi on. who cares for a b.ra
OUR SPECIALTY LINE of Logger .hoe. guarantee saUafaetlon to
the wearer. Non. better, but a leader of all rrMl" ufU
' 643 Bond St, opp. Fisher Bros. C& '
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, F. L. BISHOP, See. ASTORIA SAVTWifl niwv tv...
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