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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

those resattas" IN the farthest valleys
Of Oregon and Washington, this Is the
key-ncte Of her popularity. Il il we'll
to forego this advantages Will not the
Twelfth Aunuar be another rose in her
ehaplet Of praise aboard Can she do any.
thing that win add more zest to her real
reputation AS center OF entertainment
than to give another of these famous
three-aay water.celehrationsg Ii Is best
to give the matter earnest and timely
thought before abandoning the regatta
princh le just when il means 50 much to
the cFy, The cost may be irksome this
yearysafter the pull for the preceding
adyatages; but perhaps one Of the
hear;y, genuine, appreciable old,time re,
gattas may save the day in many ways,
financial and otherwise. Think il over,
Astprians; it is your own happy style of
entertaining your friends, and the
friends all have their willing ears to the
ground awaiting the pleasurable an
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07
HERE'S OUR CHALLENGE!

To the weary world of the American
northwest: You can travel the last inch
of territory west of the Rockies and you
win not find climate for summer rest
and recreation to compare with this, at
Astoria, and its immediate neighbor.
hoodl Remember this when you are
thinking of your vacation. Sunshine,
and salt airs, cool, invigorating and con
slant; a tang of the crisp and healthfnl,
in every breath you draw; we have the
sea, the woods, the mountains, the
rivers, the hidden pools, the inspiring
rocks the light and shade, and SHIN
mering tones of color that prodigal ma
ture in her wild beauty bestows; and
along with all the delights of out-ofl
doors, we have the full limit of creature e
comfort ordained by man for man. We
lack nothing for the absolute, complete
and perfect holiday outing, and we chhl-
lenge the western world to furnish any,
thing more, or better, than you can find,
by heading for Astorial
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07
90 o 90 ooo o 100 90 o o 600
10 Editorial SALAD. o
co 0 oooocooo o O 100000

Statistics gathered at Washington
show that the trade of the United States
with Brazil aggregates Sll0000,000 a
year, a sum larger than with any other
country except England and France. The
trade, however, consists almost entirely
of imports. In our exports Brazil stands
twentieth among the countries to which
american merchandise is sent. The
United States uses in manufacturing in.
dustries practically one.half Of the crude
India rubber produced in the world and
her people consume more than one.half
Of the coffee grown. As Brazil is the
worlds largest producer OF India rubber
and coffee, her sales to the United States
are consequently enormous.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

Light cloth coats can be cleaned at
home with oatmeal and whiting. Lay
fiat on a clean table, mix the oatmeal
and whiting in equal proportions, and
with piece of clean flannel rub thor
ouglhy and evenly into the cloth. Shake
WELL and, if necessary, go over again
and repeat until the cloth looks per-
fectly clean. Then bake well and press
on the wrong side with warm iron.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

The new queen OF Spain has been bap-
tiSed three times, once as an infant,
when she was taken into the presbyter.
ian church, a second time when she was
made member Of the Church OF Eng.
land and lastly few weeks ago when
she was baptized rs a member Of the
Roman Catholic church.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

An excellent health rule for bright
eyes and a clear skin is to take the
plice of lemon in a glass of water
with dash of salt added. This acts
directly on the liver, which has more to
do with good looks than most of us
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07
IT is ASToRIA's OWN

One Of the peculiar, local things that
has made Astoria famous the cbast over
is her regatta. She has given SO many
of these splendid events that th cir charm
and success have made name for the
city that is insperarable from this es-
sential feature of enjoyment. The man
who knows nothing else Of Astoria,
knows her as the "place where they have
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

The announcement that Cassie Chad.
wick apprehends panic at an early day
ought to be generally accepted as an
indication that the circulation Of Every.
body's Magazine has penetrated the
penitentiaries OF the land.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

No less than 81 languages are spoken
by missionaries Of the American Metho-
dist church There are 5000 Of these
workers and 10000 Christians under
them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

Bright eyes are an infallible index to
youth. windows from which Cupid shoots
his arrows, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes bright eyes, rosy cheeks. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents. Sold by Frank
Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

The king of England has in Asia more
than 3O0,000.OO0 subjects; in America
100000; in Africa about 43000000; in
Australasia over 100000, and in
Europe more than 100000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

Perhaps the meaning which Engineer
Wallace desires to convey to the public
is that as a specific fact as well as an
abstract proposition it does not always
follow that the smaller man Ia the
greater liar.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

Marriage has become a mere incident
in the life of woman, according to state.
ments that were made at recent ses.
sion OF the National Business Woman's
League.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

At last something is to be done for
the male shopper, says London cores
pondent. In recent circular concerning
an exhibition of lace and silk mantillas
and silks at Blackpool was appended
The following significant ''P, S.--Gentle-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

II can not be expected that a confer.
enve committee on the railway win be
able to remove the antiquities Of the
measure from the minds OF the distin.
guished critics who have not read it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07
maehinefn

Behold the Western sky,
Where people live but never die.'
The reason for this is plain to see,
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

What do you think of Riggie's new
touring cart"
II think it's fine machine"
did you ever take trip in it,"
''Never."
"Then how do you know it's fine
maehinei"
Because I never took trip in it,"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

Entered a. second-class matter June
9, 1905, at the postoffice at Astoria. IRE
gon, under the act OF Congress OF March ..
lssa
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-07

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BY mail, per month. -. 80
BY carrier, per month. ......... .65
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

A San Francisco politician who Is In
prison. wants a pardon Can it be that
he is anxious to get out in time to
vote for his old pal. French. candidate
for State Senator on the Republican,
machine ticket?-Los Angeles Express
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.

has anguid political IN all the states except
New York really is at stake 1t is not
an issue there of principles and platforms but OF personality
Hughes and their platforms In that sense the
speech Secretary Thursday night throws Hood OF light
on the situation spoke with the authority OF President
Roosevelt expressly stated that what he had to say
message of the nation to the voters OF New
York State Hearst stated briefly these
passages:
In President to Congress in speaking OF
spoke of him haed by the reckless
and the public appeal TO
sunen
the
responsibility This applies alike to the
senaionaism and the crude
excite aimless discomfort
Mley murder fresh before him. he had
specifically his mind And say oy ms autnori % e
tbeught Mr. thinks OF Mr. Hearst
Mr. Hearsts record to political purity!
denounced oundre and et;
call the people OF the State not
the highest candidate of the Democratic party OF the STATE Du nea
s ever grced the political history Can hypocrisy
90 further willing beneficiary of Tammany Hall preaching political
purity?
It is dreadful Indictment but who shall that Mr. Root
does not the handler Indeed the facts are
known in California we'll in New York and this IS time Tor
plain speaking bv men who stand in high places
minimize the evils that have grown out
OF the nsoence greed of These evils explain
Hearst He asserts private ownership of them the OF po
cal capital fact, Charles T. Hughes the Re-
publican candidate than any IN New York
State to expose the dishonesty of corporations de did
without Dragging of his personality and record
so strong that Republican found themselves compelled
TO nominate i'm much against their will
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
CONCERNING eLEEsoNs DRAGONS.

THE CALL fails any good why Abe Rue should
provided with bodyguard at the expense Of the city
time ago informed by he Chief OF Police that
prevalence in San Francisco due in great
measure inadequate force under his orders and that plea
was accepted numbers concerned On that
reasonable ask why the police authorities
clothes reinforced by squad
infantry cavalry already recognized municipal in
stituon "Gleesons Dragons 1t would
that permanent diversion for private purposes of than
forty might make big hole in the available force.
personal danger from anything outside OF
process If such danger he would be entitled to
municipal consideration than other citizen
The employment OF large force ntmdate and insult
peaceable The spectacle presented by this
large representing the power and dignity OF San Francisco
openly taking accused of receiving brbe and
the sale of municipal privileges dsgraceful the city auhor
1t expression of sympathy and comfort for who
moving earth delay and defeat the effort bring
him It open confession that the municipal admins
tration takes its orders from booder
pesdes the weekly causes of the Board of
Supervisors believed that he pays of them regular
salaries At any they take their orders from him implicitly
We the police at his command It's members acknowledge
salute him their superior officer He given of n
fantry and cavalry like European monarch
Ruef is wealthy He boasts of his large earnings If
The employment of forty policemen for his personal protection
time when needed for regular duty
jury the rights Of citizens and taxpayers Worse than that it
distinct avowal by the administration OF sympathy and
picity with crime
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

of the decent citizens have determined
and the good work goes on. Sufficient
funds have been raised, the best legal
talent secured and men have been put
to work cleaning information which 1t
is hoped will result In landing in prison
those who have profited. to the extent
of hundreds of thousands, from every
deal, great or small with which they
have had anything to do in recent
years. Attorney Heney and Secret
Service Agent Burns may rest assured
that the people of the entire State are
anxfously awaiting the outcome of
their efforts and praying that they
may be successful in landing the ring
leaders Of these grafters behind prison
bars for good long terms.-Berkeley
Reporter.
II man is sentenced to fifty years
in prison for holding up man and
robbing him of s175, what punishment
will be meted out to those men in San
Francisco who are charged with rob-
bing the people of thousands; who have
placed the lives of the people in con-
tinual jeopardy by maintaining incom-
petent departments of the city admin
istration, if Deputy District Attorney
Heney finds that they are guilty as
charged and successfully prosecutes
them? Judging from the punishment
of the ordinary holdups, what sentence
will serve as commensurate punish
ment and adequate warning for this
class of holdups of municipalities? p
Grass Valley Union.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

NF all the disgraceful things that
an utterly. unscrupulous political
~ boss could perpetrate upon p0-
litical party. the nomination of
Frank French by Abe Ruef for the
Senatorship from San Francisco is a
little the worst ever. French was in
dicted and tried for bribery during the
last session of the Legislature. He was
not convicted. as were two OF his pals,
the verdict of the jury being, in effect,
not guilty, but don't do 1T again
Were we in his district, we would vote
for almost anybody before we would
for him. Should the venal element of
San Francisco elect him the next SEN
ate should refuse to seat him.--Red-
lands Citrograph.
Frank French. accused of accepting a
bribe. is a candidate for the State Sen
ate from San Francisco on the Repub-
lican ticket. Which leads the Sacra-
mento Bee to observe that because
this man escaped the penitentiary is
no reason why he should be indicted
again upon the Legislature of Cali
fornia.f-Los Angeles Express.
The nomination of Frank French by
the Republicans of the Twentieth SEN
atorial District. San Francisco. for the
upper branch of the Legislature is an
affront to the decent people of the en-
tire State. And while ordinarily resi-
dents of one district do not concern
themselves with legislative nomina-
tions made in another, the shameless
attempt to send this man back to the
Senate from which he was expelled on
charges of felony should bring indig-
nant protest from all California, says
the San Diego Union.-Santa Cruz SEN
tinel.
The nomination of Boodler French
for State Senator among the ruins of
San Francisco shows that nothing is
too rotten for Frisco. When the San
Francisco vigilantes get ready to be.
come busy they should devote their
first attention to Abe Ruef. the foun-
tain head from which spring all the
city's troubles.-San Bernardino Index.
The contrast: Former Senator EN-
mons, prisoner. lecturing to other
prisoners in the Sacramento County
Jail, and former Senator Frank French
renominated for the Senate by Ruef Re-
publicans in San Francisco.-San Diego
Union.
1t is a fact that ex-senator Frank
French. after being disgracefully ex-
PEELED from the State Senate for brit
berry, has been renominated for the SEN
ate by one of the burned districts in
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Macarthur Jr.. at Annapolis.
where Lieutenant Macarthur, u S. N.
is stationed at present
Mrs. Henry Deering, who has been
for several months at Mountain View
with Mrs. Charles Deering. has re-
turned to town. but only for a brief
stay. as she and Mr. Deering will leave
shortly for months sojourn in Non
terey County.
Colonel John P. Wiser, Il. s. A. who
went East recently, en- route to Ber-
lin. where he is sent as military az
tache, has been the guest of Mr.. ard
Mrs. George I. Marye since his arrival
in Washington.
Mrs. James H. Bull. the wife of Cap
tain Bull. u S. N, is receiving the
congratulations of her friends upon her
rapid recovery from a recent attack
OF appendicitis, for which she was
operated upon in a hospital in santa
Barbara. where she is spending some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant and Spen-
Ger Grant have closed their home in
Mill Valley for the winter and have
taken house on Steiner street for the
season. Mr.. Grant. who has been so
Ill. Is decidedly better. to the delight
of his friends.
Mrs. Crowell of this city went on
recently to Fort Smelling. Mimi. where
she is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward w. Robinson, the wife of Lieu
tenant Robinson. U. S. A.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
The Smart Set

sian Hill, will go down very shortly to
Santa Barbara to join Mrs. Livermore,
and they will spend most of the winter
in the southern resort.
Miss Elizabeth Murison, Miss Hannah
du Bois and Miss Elizabeth Brice will
leave today for New York, sailing
hence very soon for Europe. where
they will spend a year.
Great sympathy is being expressed
for Mrs. Austin Tubbs at the loss of
her attractive home at Menlo, which
was recently burned. The house was
rented for year, and the fire break
ing out in the middle of the night,
everything was a total loss, not even
the furniture being saved. Mrs. Tubbs
and her family are at present in Wash
ington, d. c., where they are spend
ing the winter months
Mrs. Thomas Findley. who has re-
Gently returned from stay of several
months in the East, Is visiting relatives
in Grass Valley.
Miss Eleanor Terry, who Is so well
society, has spent the summer at Mar
ragansett Pier. but during the past
month has been visiting friends in
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
She is now in Washington with her
parents, Admiral Terry, u. S. N, re-
tired, and Mrs. Terry, who have a
house there for the winter
Admiral Bowman H. McCalla, u. S.
NJ, retired. and Mrs. McCalla. who are
spending few weeks In the East, have
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Frank French Not a Fit Man
for the State Senate.

San Francisco. This outrage has been
committed by Abe Ruef who ia prac~
tically the Mayor-we might say prac~l
tically the political awner-of San
Francisco. If Abe Ruef is capable OK
such a cynical and wicked insult as
this, there is nothing Of which he is not
capable: After that, mere charges or
vulgar and brutal bribery become in
signifieant-Saeramento Union
. Frank French. the unconvicted bribe-
taker. is a candidate again for the SEN
ate from San Francisco as one of tho
Ruef wolves Because this man es-
capped the penitentiary is no reason why
he should be inflicted again upon the
Legislature OF California--Petaluma
Argus.
Ruef has again displayed his courage
by nominating Frank French for the
Senate in defance of public opinion.
French was acquitted by a jury OF
Doodle charges. but he was nevertheless
expelled from the Senate. Arwo OF his
associates were convicted and a third.
Wright of SAM Jose, jumped. his baif
and fled the country. Should French
be elected there will be a great oUtcry
all over the State against permitting
him to take his seat. which, 0f courses
would initiate tremendously against
Ruers ambition TO go to. the Senate,
1t seems that with all his ShreWdne =
Ruef does not comprehend the run
way of thinking nor take into accounk
the effect of popular sentiment on,
members of the Legislature outside %
San Francisco. He wants holdover
Senators who will stand by him. and
cares not a hang for public opinion
But his nomination of French may lOse
him his district, for IL has encourage
the Democrats to put up a hard fight
against him. The district Is normally
close. and Kennedy. French's opponent.
has considerable strength Still. Ruef
is such a consummate political general
that he is likely to land French despit9
his record and the opposition II pro-
vokes.--SaR Bernardino Index.
If you want to see something 4bso-
lutely shameless IN politics. contem-
plate the nomination OF Frank French
for State Senator from one OF the San
Francisco districts. French. it will be
remembered was one of the Emmons
quartet in the last Senate. - He es-
capped the conviction which landed some
Of his cronies behind the bars. but poe
so clearly as to make his denomination
anything less than an insult to the
people of the State and the supposed
dignity of the State Senate. Boss Ruef
had him nominated.-Bishop Qnyo)
Register.
A San Francisco politician who Is IN
prison. wants pardon Can it be that
he is anxious to get out in time to
vote for his old pal. French. candidate
for State Senator on the Republican,
machine ticket?-Los Angeles Express
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
In the Joke World


Have you heard that the earth.
quakes are now leaving the American
continent for Europe? There have
been shocks felt In England already.
Yes, ever since the discovery OF
America things have been upset
Figaro.
Inquisitive--If, as you say, you know
this man to be a rake, why did you in
vite him to your house
Henpeck-Heavens, man. l never
dreamed he would elope with my
daughter. / thought he would carry
of my wife.-La Rire.
Tess-I don't see why you call hel
spiteful. l thought she was paying you
a compliment
Jess-Oh, You don't know her
Tess--Why, didn't she tell you yor
were looking quite yourself again?
Jess-She said quite my "old self
with the accent on the adjective
Philadelphia Press.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

daughter, Miss Hattie Belle
Goad, to Charles A. de ST. Maurice, also
of Colusa. Miss Goad. who is very
charming and clever has host Of
friends here, having visited often in
San Francisco and there are many
good wishes and congratulations for
her and her fiance. She is cousin of
Mrs Osgood Hooker, Mrs. G. K Nc
Intosh and w. Frank Goad. Mr.. de st.
Maurice is a well-l-nown resident of
Colusa and is one of the popular men
of the place He has been for some
years close friend of the Goad family.
The wedding will take place early in
December.
Mrs. Frank Stringham formerly
Miss Juliet Garber). who has recently
moved into the pretty new home
erected for her on her fathers place
In Claremont. was the hostess at a
very delightful luncheon last week
Among those present were Mrs. Harry
East Miller. Miss Amy Mckee, Mrs.
Spiers, Miss Katharine Spiers, Mrs.
John. Galen Howard, Miss Marie Rose
Deane and Miss Hilgard.
Mr. and Mrs Edward L. Eyre and
their family. who have been at the old
Eyre home at Fair Oaks since the fire,
have returned to town and are at their
home on Sacramento street for the
winter.
Miss Elizabeth Livermore who is at
present at the Livermore home on Rus
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
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Answers to Queries.


STEEL-Subscrjber Alameda. Cali,
The. following Is given as the test for
steel; Good tool steel with white
heat WV fall to pieces. with bright red
heat will crumble under the hammer;
and With middling heat may be drawn
to a needle point"
POLITICS Oh GOvERNORS-G W..
Nevada City Calfornfa has had un-
der American rule 21 individuals in
the gubernatoriaI' chair OF these 2
We're Independent Democrats. 1 Amer
lean. l Union, Republicans and 3
straight Democrats.
AMERICA. OF PHILADELPHIA-J
l. Fravel, Wash. In a list Of lnsur-
ance companies. published October I OF
the current year. the America Company
OF Philadelphia is elassed among those
that are settling on the basis of 90
cents or less on the dollar.
WRANGEL LAND-subscrfber Oak
land. CAL Wrangel Land. an island or
tract of land in the Arctic Ocean north
OF the east extremity OF the Asiatfc
coast. intersected by the meridian OF
$50 degrees east longitude, was discov-
cred in 1857 by Captain Long OF the
United States navy. It.was named fhr
the Russian explorer. Baron Won wax,
geH d7s6-lS10), who sought to reaca
It,
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Mexcans envy opportunity worry about suitable
patton for an ex-President
AT blue ribbon New laid
for orty-tgo. Two ponies and forty
The sincerity of his purpose rings loud Congressman
that the duty of
accept any public Office.
The Pottsvile pa down mine shaft
uninured physically qualified for
cratic Presidential nomination.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

Church, see that both men and
women in Lapland dress precisely alike.
They wear tunics belted loosely at the
waist, tight br.eches. wrinkled leather
stockings and pointed shoes; their
whole appearance. In short, is iden-
tical.
Gotham suppose you have to wait
until a person alights from a car to
tell whether it's man or a woman?-
Yonkers Statesman.