THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1908.
JAPAN FOR PEACE
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So Avers Marquis Katsura, the
New Premier
Dr.W. H. Wilson
WAS SENT P0ISQNE0 ALE
INTERVIEW IS GIVEN OUT
FROM PORTLAND TO
ASTORIA
PROTECT FOR AUTOMOBILE
ROAD FROM METROPOLIS TO
THE SEA IS FAST TAKING
DEFINITE SHAPE.
, Lous Russell, vice-president of the
Portland Automobile Club, and one
of the enthusiasts for good roads in
the metropolis, came down to Astoria
last night for the purpose of endeav
oring to stir up an interest in Clat
sop county for the good roads move
ment. Mr. Russell is interested mainly in
opening up an automobile road be
tween Astorian and Portland, and
particularly in seeing that Clatsop
constructs a first-class road from As
toria to Vesper, on the Columbia
county line. Already the project for
a road clear from Portland to the sea
is more than a mere project. It is
almost a reality.
Accompanied by F. A. Fisher and
F. L. Parker, Mr. Russell will go out
on the road beyond Olney today on a
tour of inspection. The party will go
in the Fisher car. A report had reach
ed Mr. Russell that .the -road run-
nine east to the county line is in
fairly good shape except in the vicin
ity of Olney. There it is reported
that the mud-holes are bad, and that
stumps have been left in the middle
of the thoroughfare.
As a matter of fact the county com
missioners of Clatsop have been do
ing much in the way of making good
roads and it is probable that, upon
the whole, Mr. Russell will be pleased
with the aspects of the roads here.
There is little doubt that -Clatsop will
do its share in the fullest measure of
making a road from Portland to the
sea.
The most difficult part of the pro
posed route lies through Columbia
county. There the population is small
and the county is not very rich.
Therefore it has been agreed that if
Columbia county raises two-thirds of
the required sum, Portland automo
bile men will secure the other neces
sary one-third for building the road.
"With a fairly good road from
Portland to the sea," said Mr. Russell
last night," there would be hundreds
of machines that would make the trip
down through Astoria to the beach
V V V I J iJMIIJUIVI. " " .v. "
route is imperative, and I am glad to
say that it now seems only a matter
of time before it is brought about.
We hope that Clatsop county will do
its share, and there is no doubt that
it would mean much to Astoria. We
could hold our summer races at the
beach, and that event would bring
down at least 300 machines from
Portland alone."
Mr. Russell says that if the roads
out Olney way are found to be in
fairly good shape today, that he will
make the trip down to Astoria from
Portland some time next week. The
trip has been made some half a dozen
times, but heretofore it has always
been a slow and laborious journey.
M. 1 1 1
The new route as proposed wouia not
!go near Rainier, but would touch at
the folowing towns:
Portland, Linton, Holbrok, Scap
poose, Warren,- Yankton, Pittsburg,
Mist, Fishhawk, Vesper Jewell Olney
ana Astoria.
HEARST RAPS BRYAN
Has Even Lost Faith in Bryan's
Integrity
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Hearst, the Leader of All the "Dis
contented" Classes, Makes Formal
Break With Democratic Party in
Letter to Gompers.
NEW YORK, July 17. A cable
gram has been received from William
Randolph Hearst in reply to a mes-
age transmitted to Mr. Hearst from
Samuel Gompers, stating that in view
of the Democrat stand it would be an,
act of- greatest patriotism for the
Independence party to endorse the
Democratic platform" and urging
him not to run a third ticket as it
would elect Mr. Taft. Mr. Heast's
cablegram follows:
PARIS, July 13.
"Tell Mr.. Gompers that I am not
authorized to speak for the members
of the Independence League, but ac
cording to my personal standards, a
uiirer patriotism consists in laboring
to establish a new party which will be
The Suspected Man's Wife Died Sev
eral Weeks Ago Under Peculiar
Cricumstances Typewriters May
Solve the Mystery.
i'mL,.-uu.ut iii., juiy i.u is
reported tonight that the police arc
gradually closing in on the murderer
of Dr. W. H. Wilson who died on
June 26 from the effects of poisoned
ale, sent him by express. The man
under suspicion is a printer whose
wife died about eight weeks ago un
der peculiar circumstances, lie is a
typewriter operator and at the place
where he is employed he had access
to four or live different kinds of ma-
hines. The letters in the case are
all written on a typewriter. The only
missing link in the chain of circum
stances is the fact that he is said to
have been at work on the morning
the poisoned ale was expressed
New Secretary Says the Prime Ob
ject of His Rule Will be World
wide Peace Natural Finances Will
Receive Attention.
ble secession of government support
ers and otticials at various points in
Honduras, as well as information on
the plan of attack which was to
take place on July S.
Honduras soon after this reported
that the frontier town of Garcias had
been captured by the insurgents un
dcr Daniel Lopez and after that the
town of Choluco. Lopez explained
that he had the support of Salvador
but President Davila has been as
sured from here that this is false.
Definition of a Oaehihund.
This Is what the boy wrote about the
dachshund:
"The dockshound Is a dorg notwlth
standln appeerencls. lie has fore legs,
consistently devoted to the interest two In front an two behind, an they
of the citizenship and particularly to I ain't on speekln terms. 1 wuust made
and advancement of;8 uocusuouna out or a cowcumoer an
lore mareuis. nn it loosr as nncnerai
as life. Docksbounds Is farely Intelli
gent conslderin tbare shalp. Tbare
brains beln so far from tbare tales, ft
bothers them sum to wag the lattur.
I wunst noo a dockshouud who wuz
the advantage
the producing classes. I do not think
the path of patriotism lies in support
ing a discredit and decadent old party
which has neither conscientious con-vii-tinn
or honest intention, or, en-
-. m t I rnn imnnaniiitr w r wi- ii r a ii i nn aaiiiii oirr.
dorsing chameleon candidates vrno ""y"""v "-"'"'"i-
wai me iiMic icu,iu vi ilia uuuuj urn
change the color of their political op-
he wanted to wag his tale, so he maid
ed It to wag be would shake his rite
ear. an when the tale seen It shake It
would wag. But as for me. gimme u
bull pup with n peddygree."-Cleve-land
Tlaln Dealer.
inion with every varying hue of op- ,t up wlth b(, ta,e thet when h(? want.
portunism. I do not think the best
benefit of laboring men lies in support
ing that old party because of a sop of
false promise when the performance
of that party while in power did more
to injure labor than all the injunc
tions ever issued before or since. I
have lost faith in the empty profes
sions of an unrcgenerate. I have lost
confidence in the ability, and even in
the integrity of its leaders. I do not
consider it patriotism to pretend to
support that which, as a citizen, 1
distrust and detest, and I earnestly
hope the Independence party will
give men an opportunity to vote for
candidates that are both able and
honest and for a declaration' of prin
ciples that is both sound and sincere.
"WM. RANDOLPH HEARST"
MILITIA MEET.
An Ideal Guest,
She was a most accommodating old
lady, as this Incident at an afternoon
tea proved.
"Will you have sugar?" she was
asked.
"If It's In. leave It In." she replied.,
"and If It's out, leave It o it. It doesn't
make a bit of difference to me." Lon
don Punch.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 17.
The militia of Louisiana, Aarkansas;
and New Mexico yesterday arrived
for the joint maneuvers camp at Leon
Springs, 18 miles northwest of here.
They will remain until July 25.
If you will make inquiry it will be
a revelation to you how many suc
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
in one form or another. If the patient
is not beyond medical aid, Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure. It never dis
appoints. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
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TOKIO, July 17. Marquis Katsu
ra, the new premier and minister of
finance of Japan, today granted an in
terview to the Associated Press out
lining the policies, to be carried out
during the government's ail ministra
tion. -The entire tenor of the inter
view snowed a determination to im
prove the political and commercial
relations between Japan and all for
eign countries, to remodel the
finances of the country and to build
up the industries of Japan.
Marquis Katsura said:
"The recent change in the cabinet
was caused simply on account ot the
ontinued ill health of Former Prem
ier baionji, although thereamay nave
been other unessential reasons, nc-i
cessitating a change l policy, to
ward foreign countries. I need hard
ly say that my policy will be peaceful,
the prime object of it being to main
tain peace throughout the world.
With this end in view, 1 will do my
best to cultivate and increase the
present good relations existing among
the powers. Japan must not be mis
understood in her sincere desire to
maintain peace. Anything calculated
in even the slightest degree to dis
turb the peace of the world shall be
most scrupulously avoided by me.
The national finances also will com
mand my utmost attention. The dis
turbance of Japanese finances on ac
count of the recent war between Ja
pan and Russia must be allayed with
in the shurtest possible time.
"Redemption bonds, more especial
ly those that are unproductive, will
receive my hrst attention. 1 hope to
be able to readjust Japan's finance
and thus dispel the abnormal condi
tion now 'existing. The upbuilding of
Japan's economical and commercial
development will be one of my most
serious endeavors, but in carrying out
this policy I shall be most careful to
avoid anyhing calculated to disturb
the peaceful relations of the powers.
These arc the principal objects to be
pursued. The adjustment of the na
tional finances and the development
of the national resources arc two in
separable measures, and therefore
shall command my utmost attention
and the utmost attention of my gov
ernment." The entire tenor of Marquis Katsn-
ra's utterances showed a sincere de
termination to bring conditions in
Japan within the most practical scope,
and retrenchment will undoubtedly
be the watchword. The Associated
Press understands that Marquis Kat
sura has agreed to reduce the expen
ditures for armaments "to the lowest
possible, without destroying the pres
ent establishment."
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PREPARE FOR WAR
Salvador Revolutionists Prepare
Attack Honduras.
to
SAN SALVADOR, July 17: An
official sttatement which has been is
sued regarding the revolution of
Honduras sets forth that on June 10
the Salvadorean government inform
ed President Davils of Honduras,
that preparations were being made
for an invasion of that country from
Salvador in favor of former Presi
lrnt Ronila and Salvador advised
that the frontier be guarded closely.
On July 22 Gen. Carillo was worsted
while proceeded to the frontier. A
proclamation announcing himscit as
leader of the revolutionary forces
ind asking the people to rise was
found in his possession. Gen. Carillo
was imprisoned and is still being held
here.
Salvador then issued orders to -all
military governors to imprison all
Mondureans found proceeding in' the
direction of the frontier. A few days
later details were furnished to Hon
duras regarding the reported proba-
July Official Tide Tables
Compiled by the U. S. Government for
Astoria and Vicinity.
JULY, 1908.
High Winter. A. M. P. M. ,
Date. h.m. ft, h.m. ft.
Wednesday 1
Thursday 2
Friday ,,.
Saturday
SUNDAY 5
Monday 6
Tuesday 7
Wednesday 8
Thursday 9
Friday 10
Saturday 11
SUNDAY 12
SUNDAY 12
Monday 13
Tuesday 14
Wednesday 15
Thursday .16
Friday 17
Saturday 18j
SUNDAY 19
Monday 20
Tuesday ..21
Wednesday ZZ
Thursday 23
Friday 24
Saturday 25
SUNDAY 26
SUNDAY 26
Monday ..,.27
Tuesday 28
Wednesday 29
.Thursday. 80
Friday 31
1:541
2:30
3:05
3:50
4:35
5:36
6:45
8:00
9: 181
10:25
11:25
0:28
1:18
2:10
3:00
4:00
6:00
6:10
7:25
8:45
10:02
11:05
11:58
0:30
1:05
1:38
2:12
8
7.7
7.4
6.9
6.6
6.2
6.0
5.9
5.9
6
6.6
9
9.3
9.1
8.6
8.0
7.4
7.0
6.6
6.4
6.6
6.5
6.8
8.4
8.3
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3:25
3:52
4:20
5:00
5:38
6:20
7:10!
8:08
9:00
9:66
10:46
12:20
11:88
1:10
1:58
2:44
8:28
4:10
4:65
6:47
6:89
7:35
8:30
9:26
10:20
11:08
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11:60
1:20
1:55
2:22
2:50
3:14
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7.6
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Low "Water.
A. M.
Date.
Wednesday
Thursday 2j
Friday . , .
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday ..
Tuesday ',
Wednesday 8
Thursday
Friday 10
Saturday 11
SUNDAY 12
Monday 13
Tuesday 14j
Wednesday 15
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Monday 20!
Tuesday 21
Wednesday 22
Thursday 23
Friday ...24
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Monday 27
Tuesday ........ 28
Wednesday .....29
Thursday 80
Friday 31
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9:52
10:22
10:54
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4:00
5:00
6:53
6:40
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8:15
9:00
9:48
10:84
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2:38
3:451
4:45
5:32
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