PAGE TWO.
ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2$, 1904.
AUJSIC COST
A BOrS LIFE
Student of Violoncello Practices
With Such Devotion That
Fatal Results Ensue.
IT CAUSED OSTEO SARCOMA
Chang of Climate Ill No Good
and Amputation Was Una
vailing as Shook Pro
duced Death.
rhirnsro. A us. 2T. Paul Palmer
Knapp, son of the Rev. nml Mrs. H. V
Knapp of Oak park, has paid with his
Ife for his devotion to his musical ca
seer. Toung Knapp, who was a violon
cellist of marked ability, was an un
tiring student and the constant pres
sure of the Instrument oh his leg led
to steo-sarcoma. Change of climate
nroved unavailing and it was found
necessary to resort to amputation.
Death followed from the shock.
Knapp was 27 years old and at four
was recognized as possessing musical
aptitude; at 10 years of age he select
ed the violoncello on which to devote
his study. Two years later he was a
member of a string quartette which
toured the northwestern cities.
STOCK MARKET FIRM.
In Spit of Disturbing Influences Steady
Undertone Hac Been Maintained.
New Tork, Aug. 27. While some
what Irregular, the stock market re
flected a firm undertone throughout the
week, although the volume of business
was comparatively small. Its firmness
was the more surprising in view of the
many developments which ordinarily
exert an unfavorable influence, namely,
adverse crop reports, local labor trou
bles and the absence of any public In
quiry for stocks. Reports begin to tell,
however, of a renewed demand for high
grade securities, the market being at
this time almost bare of bonds. The
latest turn of affaire in the far east
and the national political situation have
thus far excited little more than pass
ing; atention among speculators who
also generally express the belief that
reports of crop .damages, particularly
lengreatly exaggerated, while evi
dence accumulates that the cotton crop
fll be a record breaker.
The outflow of money to facilitate
irop movements has set In from thi
center, but thus far has made no Ira
pression upon money conditions, which
continue easy.
to see that the laws are enforced, that
had backbone enough to stay out of
this mutual agreement society mid en
force the law.
Then note that he puts the poor
fishermen before the puckers! Why
did he not also say that when the first
run of salmon came, after the mid
l!e of July and not one of the poor
fishermen hud made enough to pay
his board that the first move the
packers made was to reduce the price
of fish from 6 and 7 cents per pound
to 5 and 6 cents. This was also done
by mutual agreement, but the poor
fishermen were not a party thereto.
Then he might also have added that
after the season was legally closed,
these same packers made an attempt
to reduce Ihe price on the poor fish
ermen to 3 cents, out tne fishermen
were a little too much for them this
time, and they had to pay the price
or shut up shop.
Xow if some of these same poor fish
ermen, who havo been unfortunate and
have not made enough during the sea
son to supply their families with the
necessaries of life during the coming
winter, should see fit or be compelled
to visit the packers warehouse and
take some of these canned salmon,
which are rightfully theirs, will the
sheriff and all other officials of the
law form a mutual agreement society
and say that the law was only mildly
violated?
You say the law was standing i
the way of the prosperity of the peo
pie, and was mildly violated; just the
case of the poor fishermen I have stat
ed above.
Who are these people? Was this
state law enacted especially for those
who are engaged in the Ashing Indus
try this season? Or was it enacted for
the protection of the salmon, that some
of them might pass on up the river to
their spawning grounds, either to
spawn naturally, or from which a sup'
ly of eggs could be taken to be propa'
gated artificially? So that the people
who are fortunate enough to be In
these parts In years to come, may also
enjoy a small share of that prosperity.
And how about the people along the
middle Columbia? Are they not en
titled to a little prosperity, as well as
these salmon sharks at Astoria? How
many fish have they seen this season
Have not the most of their pack gone
to them on an express train, instead of
swimming up the river as they are in
the habit of doing? But then it may be
easier for the salmon to go that way,
and these same salmon sharks at As
prosperity" out of them
Pears
Pears Soap is made in a
clean, sun-flooded factory;
then stored a full vear in a
dry, airy place, before com
ing to you.
Is it such a wonder it
lasts so long?
EMbli&hcd in I7.
Fis
Hons
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L. E. Selig Lessee and Manager.
On wck Commencing
Monday Evening, August 29th
0
toria get the
JUKI t...
LETTER FROM F. C. REED.
Says the Next Legislature Should Re
peal the Law Protecting Salmon.
Astoria, Aug. 27. (Editor The Asto
rian.) I see by an article published
in your Issue of the 21st that you have
undertaken to give me a little free ad
Tertisement. I am very thankful to
yon for giving me an opportunity to
say a few more words on the violation
oC the laws of the state. It is not often
that I take the trouble to enter into a
discussion of any subject through the
newspapers; but when I do I like to
have it appear in some paper that is
circulated through the state, and con
sequently was obliged to patronize the
Portland Oregonian.
Tes, I guess I do lack some home
pride, and should have shut up like
a clam and said nothing when I saw
one of the most important as well as
heneficial laws of the state so boldly
and completely ignored by state offi
cials, high In authority, who have taken
a solemn oath to support and main
tain the laws of the state, and all for
the benefit of a few salmon hogs, at
Astoria
A good portion of my home pride
was legislated out of me In 1901, and
the balance has all gone during the
past 10 days. Would any man feel
proud to hall from Astoria, where the
jreedy salmon packers bid defiance to
the laws of the state? If this Is some
thing to be proud of, I can truly say
that I have no home pride left.
Hear the excuse offered by the writer
ef "Lack of Home Pride," and then ask
how long he hag been in Oregon. "Be
cause oi tne Backward season, and a
desire to allow the fishermen and pack
ers to reap the harvest that is right
fully theirs, It was mutually agreed that
the closed season should be disregard
ed for a few days." Now this has been
ne of the most pleasant seasons, with
the best weather for fish and fishing
that we have had for 25 years.
"Rightfully theirs." How did they
obtain this right? Simply by taking
the law in their own hands, knowing,
as they have already admitted by this
mutual agreement, that there was none
of the. state officials who are supposed
Rocky Mountain.
For these and various other reasons
you say the law was mildly violated
If you call this a mild dose of viola
tion, the" salmon and the prosperity of
the people In future years, are to be
pitied, when these same lawbreakers
see fit to give a severe dose of their
lawless acts.
As to the "grace'' of my letter to the
Oregonian, be it poor or good, it seems
to have been good enough to nettle the
writer of "Lack of Home Pride-," who
I have reason to believe was one of the
guilty ones, to know that there was
one person In Astoria, or the state
even, that had sand enough to stand
up for the law of the state, against this
mutual agreement society. Perhaps my
conduct when I held the office of fish
commissioner was not "unusually suc
cessful," but I succeeded In supporting
my oath of office, and made a desper
ate effort to enforce the law, as some
of these same lawbreakers can testify, ROUTE YOUR SHIPMENTS
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