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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1902)
till .MORNING ASTORtAN,' FRIDAY, jUNR M,! UkJ gaily otoHitn, Telephone. Main ML TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mail, per year l.C0 Bent ly mU. P month 60 Bonred by carrier, per month .... (0 8EMI-WBBKt,Y. Bent y mall, per year. In advance Jl 00 The Astorlan guarantees to its aJ yertlatrs the largest circulation ot any newspaper published on the Columbia River. TltK U. S. SENATORSHIP. The result of th recent election has caused ronniderable discussion of the auesikm of who "-itl foe the next Unit ed States senator from Oregon. The result of the election does not seUle Ihe matter, neither should it have any direct effect on the matter. White . the Republicans lost the governorship they elected a legislature and they have the naming of the Cnlted States senator, and they will da unless they lose their heads or turn corruptioti lsts, Keither of these is barely pos sible. There should be no change in the plan of the Republican Pti ty as map ped out in the beginning of this year's campaign, if a plan was mapped out in reality or impliedly. Republicans, who bad the power, nominated the state ticket, and the fact that they lost the governor should not cause them to alter their plans. White they were defeated for governor by the Re publicans, yet it was a small majority of the Republicans of the state that did It ; it was comparatively a. few who were disappointed and turned renegade, and Joined the enemy who held out open arms to receive them. They were not all bad Republicans, however, who did this, as the result shows. They only fought with the ene my oa the question of governorship; otherwise, they stood by their guns and their friends. When so many join In one part of a fight against their friends and stand by them in other battles, it must be admitted that there was some cause for It, whether It -was well founded or not. But It was not a thrust at the elec tion of United States senator ; it was simply a, fight on the governorship and nothing more. For this reason the original plans should be carried out ; or. If there were no plans, the Repub lican -arty should do the right thing. The Republicans of the state know what this Is. There is one community and one man entitled to the position above all others. It Is not necessary even to state which community ana who this man is. In reading the pre ceding sentence the name of the com munity and the man entitled to the honor flashed through the mind of the reader impulsively and naturally. Mr. Simon has forfeited the support of the Republican legislature by hav ing fought the Republican party in the recent campaign. Mr. Scott can never be elected to the United States senate. He is capable and would hon or the position, but his election is an impossibility. No great newspaper man can be eleeUid u the United State senate. Mr. Scott Is a great i newspaper man. He is the foremost editor of the greatest paper published In the United States today. It is con ceded all n-er the cauntry that the Oregonian is the ablest edited and best newspaper in the United t'tates. It has been guilty of many -rong arts, ibut it W'as large and powerful ercugh to override them. But they are Ftiil charged un against its editor, the man who is always held responsible for the mistakes and tyranny of the pjpr. The Or g;mian'8 sins have been many and Mr. Soott bears 'ii? N-nr.t cr tnt blame. He dare not come r.efnr the people except in his matchless di torials In the Oregonian. There he is admired and appreciated, but his name, Harvey Scott "!d Harvey Scott," as he Is commonly cti'led is one of the mo.-t unpopular iunes in the state. In his long tewspaper ca reer he has male enough enemies in every nook and corner of the state to make him the easiest tcark cf the commonest candidate of the party of any name. The mere mention of his name In the legislature as a candi date would bring such a storm from every nook and corner of the ttate that a legislature would fear anni hilation if it should nominate him. No reflection ia meant against Mr. (Scott. Personally ' e quintis- nce of honor and Integrity, but the sins of the Oregonian are. all raddled i 'Harvey Soott" The good things are credited to the Oregotiian i all of the bad are charged to " Harvoy Scott." Mr Scott ! already I'lgS'-r than a United States senator. When the names of Mitchell. C.bett, Slnum and many other are long foriroaeii. the name of Harvey Scott will stand out bolder than ever. Long after he has pawed away It win be remem bered, and not until then, with a spirit of reverence. Then he UI be ilisconnecteJ with tm? Oregotiian and he will be remembered a the great man he Is. It Is a parallel case with Horace Oreely. It was " OIJ flree ly" once. Then he couU not be elected to office. They remembered his personality In the Tribune. The Tribune's alms werv all charged to him. Rut after his death it became Horace Oreely, and no name Is more lvgMy reverenced in this country than hat of Horace Greely. What United States een.vtor of his state md time are remembered and spoken it si proudly as is the name of Horace Greely T A great editor cannot be elected to ifflce. Eastern Oregon ha her congress man. Southern Oregon has her con gressman. Portland has her United States senator, then why' rot the wand city In the sKate have her United States senator ? The cattle ar;d farming and commercial inlerests are represented, then why not the Ash ing and lumbering interests ? Ator!a i Is the center of both of these Inter ests and the shipping interest, tner. m sne not get wnat sne ts en- titled to? She has the material for j the position, the best in the state. The Republiians of the state concede this, then why should they let any thing but Justice dictate the election hr I n .i nrr iw nr lr T I ..j ...v . . . . i The Astorlan believea that Justice , ewill be done. The chase and delay in the capture of the two escaped convicts illustrates the high state of cultivation and civ ilization of the people of Oregon, and especially in the section scourged by the two outlaws. Eighty to three hundred men were practically stood at bay by those two desperadoes fw a day and night, and up to this writ- i In are still doing so. be different In Texas It would " i the frontier states and territories of the middle west where the citizenship is accustomed to dealing with outlaws. In those sections there are always braver and more daring citizens than the worst of outlaws, and they have never failed to attack them even handed wtth even numbers when nec essary, and as a peculiar fact have i always won In a majority of cases. I Rube Burrow, the noted Alabama ! outlaw, who had robbed more ex- j u aion ami Kiiieu inoitr jc.oie than any other man of his day, and for whom more than J10O.0OO reward was offered, and who was pursued by a j hundred noted detectives, was found out by a country deputy t-beriff by the name of Carter, who weighed about 110 pounds, who attacked Burrows in the dark after Burrows, who was a noted shot, had fired the first shot, and foupht a duel to the death with him, and killed him. The detectives had trailed him to the spot, but Carter took him dead, and only rewlved a mail portion of the reward, about. enough to pay for the operation on his wounded F.mb for the act. Seldom aver In the capture of outlaws in 'hose countries have there been but a few mr-n present. As they real the Ms-patches about hundreds of rltlzens ind two companies of militia tv-ing brA'l at bay bv two men. the people of that country will smile. But th ae tUn of 1ha authorities aftr the Ore gon desperadoes is right. Those c'iuriilr"!s have Mcr!flr-ed enough humiin life. It v.-ould be better to call ut the entire r1'" '- and citizenship of th- stit-?. If this will result in their cajturis withou the sacrifice of an other human lif, rather than take any rhances on them. It Is the ac;t of civilhution; The Texas and middle vem style represents a bloodthlrstl-ne- not good for a community. Sheriff TJurbin found himself In a Oilerrmia Wednesday afternoon. He had th two f-stted convicts corner ed and only had SO men with whom to attack them. He called an armstice until two companies of the state mili tia could arrive. CHICHrsTEB'S FNQLIBM rEKNVROYAL PILLf I Tv OrlslnsI Mnd Onlr (seaiiin. '-f.VL:VArB. A .MTrsi.ii.ir l.llc ...hf.trri. for ciii(:ijkstex: j:nusi Id (i;i miM 0111! it ! su.iu,m.- uu. I'Uila ii ( tl.,M. Uuy of ynof l.rnnt.l mr ' 4r. Jr i.ni. fnr rnlrUra. TcMtlwaNiai If tni -lUll.r fir l.adl"! uim t L' ll.ni lllili. I '. Iugftl.. H..,. The guests are cone the smile slips from bi" '""'"rated pages, only tt.M. Hlgh Ihe face of the hostess ami she tnvta un est endorsements. Ulggest protlta to the pain which racks tier boiiy. Many a woman entertains and wears a smile while her back aches and her nerves quiver with pain. Surely any meiltctne which otTcrs relief to women would be worth a t ml under such conditions. But irc.tiurv...i4ii.iwm,ir, tT. nnwi ai-ay, peaching tvonomv to their lavonte 1 tv-vnptton, is ottered with the wives who ought to ttrst ' get some proof of erVsoaey in thousands of well thing for (heir wlvia to iwnomtse attests! cure-s. whit excuse can then be with, offered for sintering longer? Ir. Pierce's favorite tVescription i Chronic bronchial troubles and sum makes weak women strong and sick im r coughs can be tuickty relive I and women well. It dries entwhltng drains, cured bv Foley's lio i ml I'jr. ir heals intUmttutio-, and ulceration and aU, jerrask Hart, cures tcr.ulc weakness. tt is with the sn-Jleit pinonre 1 write yew A cigamte ts .1 little roil paper. 'tZFSSttZZS tol-aeco and drug with a little u ot nil. .Vnhr t . Vi "-hc tudTcml untoM n rvar. mistrrr with mIc-it; U ml nrrmncw - -- ami Jud a a ,nt uxipn ni riiunn noi IXTKUKaSTIXO TO ASH MA SUP- I)r. meat's Pleasant Pellets stimulate PanU 1 Uant' of Ottcrvllle, Iowa, the liver. ivrit.'s, I have had a5!h:n.t for thrvo mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. mmmmm mmmmmmm 0T four ears an 1 have tried about all the cough and asthma cures in the mar The man who thinks he has married . fc et and have reeel e.'d treatment rrtm ,an Mgel may consider himself very fortunate if she turns out to be only a good cook. On the first Indication of kidney trou ble stop it by taking Foley" Kidney Cure. Sold by Frank Hart. i t . . . . uiimwrsiT i'nw ikis one crcai aa- . , , vantage over oleomargarine, and that ,IS nolXKly can ever accuse it or trying to pass Itself off for somethlnir else. WARNING. If you have kidney or bladder trou- . , . . ' , . ble and do not use Foley s Kidney , .,, . , i.ure, you will have only yourself to blame for results, as It positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder dis- tases. Sold by Frank Hart Two weeks in a vacation seems like perloJ but 11 U a ,onB During the summer kidney irregular ities are often caused by excessive drinking for being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at once by using Fo ley Kidney Cure. For sale by Frank Hart. One of the impossibilities Is to take i photograph to please a homely wo nan SHATTERS ALL 'OitDS. Twice ia hospital. F. A. frilledg..-. Verbena, Ala,, paid a vast sum to doc- tors 10 eure a 8' ere case of piles caus- lens Arnica Salve soon cured him. SuWues inflammation, contiU-irs Ache3 ki:is Pains. Rest salve In the world. 25c at Chas. Roger's drug siore The trusting shoe dealer is the man who gets beaten out of his boots oftenest. ALL. WERE SAVED. "For years I suffered such untold mi sery from Bronchitis," writes J. H. Johnston, of Broughton, Ga., "that of ten I was unable to work. Then, when everything else failed, I was wholly cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. My wife suffered in tensely from Asthma, till It cured her, and al our experience goes to show it is the best Croup medicine In the world. A trial will convince you it is unrivalled for Throat and Lung dis eases. Guaranteed bottles 50e and Jl. Trial bottles free at Chas. Rogers. If it wasn't for the word "tomor row" the delinquent would have a very poor excuse. LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE. Photographer C. C. Harlan, of Eaton. 0., can do so now, though for years he couldn't, because he suffered untold agony from the worst form of indi- , gestion. All physicians and medicines I failed to help him till he tried Elec- 1 trie Bitters, which worked such won- i dura for him that he declares they are a godsend to sufferers from dyspeps.a and stomach troubles. Unrivalled for diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidriejs, they build up and ;r;ce new life to the whole system. Try them. Only 50c. GuarantiK?d by Chas. Rog ers, druggist. The clock makers are the direct cause of more strikes than t.ny other clas of workmen. PROPOSALS WANTED. Office of C. Q. M. Vancouver Bar racks. Wash., May 30, 1902. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be receiv ed at the office of the Depot Quarter master, Portland, Or. until 2:30 p. m. June 19, VM)i, and then opened for the construction of a steamboat in accor dance with the plans and specifications on file in the Depot Quartermaster's Office at Portland, where full informa llon will be furnlhed. Envelopes con tained proposals rtiould be marked: "Proposals for Steamboat." and ad dressed W. A. BETHEL, Q. U. JUST 1XHVK AT It Kit' Whence came that sprightly step, faultless kln, rich, rosy complexion, smiting face. Site looks good, feels jRood. llcre'a hvr svetvt. She u jlr. King's New Ufe Ullls. Result i all orgns actlw, d!geiKn kvhhI, no ( headache, no chance for "blues." Try ! them yourself. Only 25c at Oluu, itogers. ! If that new consumption cuiv would ! effect the cure of the conaumiuloa jot beer and H.Ur It would fce worth j more to the country. ! Active agent wanted for " Tbw t World on Fire" by Murat Halstead. Hurtling mountains in American In dies explode, destroying titles full of ' people, startling history ot appa.lkng phenomena, threatening the globe; (Ot guaranteed. Agents clear. ng from U to :S daily. Outtlt free. Encose 10 cents for postage. The Dominion Co.. p. . U Chicago. Then- are some men In this country 'physician in New York and other riUes, hut got very little bonetU until I tried 'Alley's Honey ana Tar hSch i gave me immediate relief and 1 will 'never h without It in my houe. 1 sincerely recommend It to all." For ; sale try Frank Hart. 1 m, . , . ... : eagie is no more lit Kentucky, but there is Just its much "old crow" -" ever ana it makes tnc bo- mora r"',,K ,nan "u" Klllf l' mnla tever did. WAS WASTI.W, AWAY. -r, , n ..i. , .. , , i The following letter from Itolicrt R. i -,, , Cl, , . . , Watts, of Salem. Mo.. Is instructive: ii have troub;ej wlin klJru.y jaisea.se for the last rive years. I lost !1!e3n ad never felt well and doctored ft.,th Ioaiiin(f physicians and tried all (remedies suggested without relief. Finally I tried Foley's Kidney Cure and lees than two 'bottle, complete:, cured me and I am now sound and well." Sold by Frank Hart. About the only use some men have for a head Is that It mukes a conven ient peg to hang their hats'on. TKN YBAI13 IN BED. R. A. Gray, J. P. Oakvllle, Ind., wrlti-s: "For ten years I was confined to my bed with disease of my kidneys. It was so severe that I could not move part of the time. I consulted the very best medical skill avnihil.u 1,1,1 ..,.,,,! j get no relief unUl Folly's Kidney Cure j was recommended to me. It has been :a godsend to m." Sold by Frank Hart. SiKne people get so untrustworthy , that theV cannot borrow a lien-wl-nt j'ace. No glX1(, heah un,ei ((he khn,y, iare sound. Foley's Honey and Tar , makpl, th,. k,lm,yg righLFor aale b i -?n.Tt. Hart. Central Meat Market 642 COMMERCIAL ST. Your i.r.b rn for no-UK FRES II A iC D S A L T Will l.e prnii llv in (I l H""jri,y tt i.(1 il lo 3. W. MORTON, Prop. Telephone Sri :tji. Insurance. Commissi m anl Sh pping. C. J. TRhNCH kD, Agent WVUm Furoij unit I'ucitic Kipn sH (lomp'ys. Custom Motive Broker- i j J- fcL & COOIx ' fRANsl-KK COMPANY. Telephone 221. DR.4YING AND EXPNESilNij All goods shipped to our care Will receive special attention. No. 53 Duane St Astoria. Ore, W. J COOK, Mgr. Res. Tel. 11JL Andrew Asp, Hawn flukrr, BlatlMiiilb aw) srtor FIF..-.T-CLA8S WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Special Attention Olven to Ship ate Steamboat Rtpalrlng.General Black tmlthlnc, Flrtt-CUii Hjrse , Shoelnc, eic CORNER TWELFTH AND DTJANH Ho U)So Mo OREGON Shoit Line and Union Pacific TIME tCHEU- Depart Chlcaco Portland Special 1:00 a.m. via Hunt ington Atlantic Expresa S:W in m. via Hunt ington St. Paul Fatt mall I p. m. via Spokane ULE8 From Portlajid.j Arrivt Salt lk. Denver, Ft. Worth, Oma ha. Kansas City :Mp,ro St. UhiI. Chicago and East Salt Lake. Denver Ft Worth. Oma ha. Kansas city. JO a. a St. Louis. Chicago: nd East. Walla Walla. Lew talon. Spo kane. Mlnneapolt, St. Paul, Dulutn 7 - 00 a. ro Milwaukee. Chi-: Mio an, East I 7J hours from PftUnd No Change of Cars. to Chicago OCEAN AND RIVER tsCHEDUUE From Astoria All sailing dam . m., exc. Monday For San Kran. !eo every five days T a. m. Columbia River Dadvei- To Por-land and crot Sun. I Way Landings. Ht.wmer NalumtH laves Astoria on tide daily for 1 1 want, connecting there with trains for Img Bench. Tioga and North lloarh points. Returning ar rives at ANtorta uoh evititng. 0 W IjOUNSBKRRT, Agent. Astoria. A. U CRAIO. Ooeral Pasenuur Agent. Portland. Oregon. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kiJccys and lladccr r!;b.t., Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR. FEED, PROVISIONS. TOBACCO AND CIG ARS Supplies of all kinds t lowest rates, for fishermen, Ftnuers und Lopjrers. A. V. ALlwEM- Tenth nd Cominerchl Mrceb POUNDED , 13, 17IO SUN INSURANCE OFFICE or lomion TMi: OLDKST I'L'KKLV HKK Ch Aata In Unltad Htat, i.m,4ii C. A. HENRY & CO., 215 Saosome Street SAMUEL ELMORE NOTICE To the BtmiriesH Men. Th the People. r HOTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON Th 8 Only Flrst-ClaAn Hotel H Portland TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL Points East VI SHORT LINE TO ill PAl'U DL'LUTH. MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO ANI Pi 'I. NTS HAST. Tlmmgh l'ala' and Tourist Hl epi rs. Pining and HulTet Smoking Library Cars. Pally Trains; fast time, For rale, rollers mil lull Informa tion regarding tl.-ket, routes etc, call on or address J W. PHALON. It IVICKHON Trav. l as. Agt. City Ticket Act 151 Third Street. PwiUiid. A. B. C DhNNISTON. 1 W. t. A SH First Avenue. Sittle. Wash. V fiiinilliir name of tlio hlcagu. Milwauk'f Si. Paul Railway, known all over the ttntoit us the liivnl Railway runnllii; the "PlotHW IJniUed'' tniina every diiy and night between SI. Paul and I'lih-iigo. mid i intuitu und Chicago. "The only ierfvt train In the world," t'nderxtiind: Coniuvllous are made with nil mm nl.n.-tilol linen, H. eurlliK lo Meiiger the l"t service known. Luxurious coaoto-i., cli-ctrlc light, steam heat, of a variety rUiv!! by no other line. See Ihnt your ttek.-i rend via "The .Milwaukee" when itoIiik lo nny tliil In the t'ultix) Stnttw or Cuim.lu. All tleket agent sell Ihem, For rates, ptimplilets or olhr Infor mation, ad'lesn. J. W, C VSKV, C, J KliOV. Trav. lis, Agt . ' n Agt. Portland. Ore, Portland. Or. OI KICK IS TIIK WtlKLD. GENERAL AGENTS. Sao I'ranclsto. Cat. & CO., GENTS On and after thli date the Morning Aatorlan will be lanued a uaual, and aa us ual wilt be the best medium for the dlanemlnatlon of new of your bualncaa tell ing the good people where to trade for their beet ad vantage and your profit. Thla li true because the A torlan reaches the people, Ix read by the people, and has (he confidence and aup pii't of the people. .Money upent In Judicious a'lvirtl Ing paya larger returns than e.ny other Investment you can make. We are Ju.ttlned In Invit ing every citixen to sub scribe for the Morning As torlan at sixty cents a month, delivered, or fifty cents a month by mull, or to subscribe for the twlee-a-week Astorlan at one dollar a year, because we offer you full value for your coin. You get all the local newt and the expensive Axoocla led Press telegraphic news from all parts of the world besides. A clean, reliable pa per containing these feat ures Is worthy of support. C. 81, Barr, Dentist Manwll Rulldlng. 171 Commercial St., Astoria, Or. TIOLKI'HONIC RICl) mi. Dr. T. L. Ball DENTIST. v U4 Commercial Street Astoria, Ore, J.A. FASTABEND OWNBRAI. CONTIUCTt'in AND nUIIJJKH CHOICE MEATS Fresh Meats Pickled Meats Cured Meats Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMERCIAL STHEET. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVFR RAILROAD. l.KAVK IMKTt AM' I'orUanil I n on KlM ror Ai "fin unit ; I'olnu l J m I ? IX) p tn i II 1(1 m I Hi p in AMTi'KIA r I'.rilMiJ .u l t r ll a I'i4ui llujopm ?l.., IOpi hkamhk i'ivintii Sh.llli Utf- l..f WrtuU.B, ; t i m II. IA a in I Kt.irl, Kofi Brim (.Uil HOpu. tlonini.mil mill A.li.rin lol.s m IA a mi I .'tl.lr N arrrtbin, 1 11 W p to imp in 1 H. , ll.am n.l. tori I lf K.Wa ml -irte , ami A'lon. I M a m Hunday only. AU train make rloa connctUm at (liibla with all Northern I'aclfla trains lo and from the Kail and Hound points J. C. ATO. Oen'l freight and Paaaenger Agent IVIIITB COLLAR LINK ..Forlland - Astoria $ouie. STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT." Ially round trliwi except Hunday. TIME CARD (rve fortland 7 a. m. lave Aatorta 7 p. m Through Portland conneoiioni with stpamnr Nahrotta from llwa.?o and Liong i leach I'olnu White foliar I. In tlekets Inter chmgeable with O It A N. Co. and V. T. Co. tlrkts. The Dalles Route STR. "TAH0MA." and "METLAK0" Dally trips except Hunday. TIMt CARD Str. "TAMOMA" l-eave I'ortland Mon . Wed., Krl.. '. a. m. liCave Dalles, Tues., Thur., Hat , lam, Str. "NKTLAKO" I.v. I'ortland Tues., Thur. Hat.. 7 a. in. I.v. tHtlles, Mon.. Wed , rtl,, 7 a. m. landing at foot of AUit Btrect, I'ort land Oreg-oi, Hoth I'honea. Main I'd. AGENTS. Jimn M. Ktlloon, A. J. Taylor. J J. Luckey, Wolford A Wyers. J. t Wyatt, it It. Gllbreth, Joim M. Totton, Henry OlmHtead. William ItutliT, K. W. CHICHTON, The Dalles. Or. Aatorla, Ore, Hood Iliver, Or. White Hlmon, Wn. Vancouvor, Wn. Lyle. Wn. Htevcnaon, Wn. Carson, Wn. Hutler, Wn I'ortlund Oregon, DR. KINC'S NEW DISCOVERY FOR THAT COLD. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. (!ur(!.s(on.stnnptioii,('oiiliH, (!fl(I.S nidiicliilis, Asthma, lii('iiinoniii,I Iuy m cclMcM risy, liiidripjx', lloiirsi'iicss, Scire 'I'liroat, Croup and Whooping (1o:.cri. NO CURE. WO PAY. Pries 60c. find I. t. bOITLES FREE. 1 hese tiny Capsule are supenoi to Balsam of Co'.uba. Cuhibs oi Injer tlons "n lftlmJ CURE IN 48 HOURSlWJ the tame (Jiieases with out inconvenience, A Nickel Harvest will tm jroiirt overy rt.y In the yi-nr If y nwn MILLS COIN OPERATINO MACHINES , 61 VARIETIES writ, for etlK iu! nmnry m.liln( UKtMtloni. MILLS NOVELTY CO., Chleare. H to 23 South )nron Strut. Foley's Honey f Tat tenia lungs tadUopa te coiurA. mi 1