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THE MORNING ASTOBIAX. ASTORIA, OREGON.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1905.
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MORNING ASTORIAN
Established iljj.
Published Daily by
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Entered m eeood-ela matter June
S3 19U6, at the poatofflee at Astoria. Or.
goo, under the act of ConsTes of March ,
1878.
er-OnWr for the deUTenn of Ta Moajr
,jTTautoeRbr rttUtma, or place of
burincaa nay be made by portal card or
through tete hon Anf tmcularity la de
UTery abaild be auaediately reported to the
office of pubticatioo.
TELEPHONE MAUI 66 1.
One more week and Portland will be
gin to drop back to normal conditions,
and not yet quite normal either, for the
Lewi and Clark exposition ha had the
effect of creating for her a metropolitan
standing she never enjoyed before; with
the state, she has sprung into a far
more real and valuable status, with a
t.niW mmp and influence than was
It i about the only mode that ran be
adopted which will afford a reasonable
assurance that the receivers of money
will put it into the pocket in which it
belong.
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The preoident omht to turn his at-
tention to the question of purifying . Hayes Kasterbrook returned
state legislature. If h deprived the
railroad corporations of the power to re
ward their henchmen with federal of
lice he would strike a death blow at the
practice of returning corporation tool:
to the United State senato.
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Uotnet declares that affairs are now
as bad in Cuba aa they were during the
day of ; the so-called butcher, Weyler.
His statement is doubtless a gross ei
a operation, and its intemperance excite
the suspicion that some of the stories
circulated on the eve of our war with
Spain were eqtially baseless.
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It is said that the extravagance of the
government printing office, will be dim
inNhed by cutting down expenditures
about a million a year. This is a modest
beginning. It would be a better plan
however, to make a single job of clean
ing out this particular Augean stable.
But there is some consolation in the fact
that a beginning is to be made.
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It is unfortunate, to say the least
that so many of our troubles with our
Latin-Aniericaii neighbor grow out of
(he tendency of the latter to collide with
tmsts. Perhaps the Xicaraguans and
Venezuelans take us seriously, and real-
Iv believe tiiat it is a good thine to
soak" a trust when the opportunity of
fer. because most of us say that is the
right course to pursue.
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The life insurance official who declared
that thoe in his business really tremb
kd at the approach of a session of the
legislature was making an appeal for
hers in the past, and there is only loyal- sympathy, but most people who have
tv to Orecon and Oregonians behind the closely followed the course of the in-
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ranic. w i-u mat " - ---- 1 1 , . . . .
i itiuk at inc uiaurr in a umcrcni wav
land this year may have an uneud.nglj .f f)
sway toward an abiding uplift all along downright rascality there would be few-
the line of endeavor and achievement. I er temptations to venal legi-lators to
.i ; .tt at larffe. I introduce cinch bills. Men who work
honestly are never the victims of ttlieh
legislation.
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.. PERSONAL MENTION
Dave Petit is in the eity from Ilwaco.
Paul Kretch returned from Portland
Local animosities sink to nothingne in
the measure that must be taken of the
broad development that has come to
Oregon in 1003, and the standard of ex
pansion can neve be ascertained without
counting the incalculable influence ex
erted bv Portland in the tremendous
ta-k. Jfo one, with an atom of state
.au -ni it,),M th. ct meed of on ,ast n,lt'9 "PrM
v I Dr. J. F. Friedrkbtaine down from the
pra.se due to Portland, and than ner r,,.
in the bargain. . Seblusael and son came in on the
0 I express lat night from Portland
On Thursday morning next a nost oi B j. -gMon and wife returned last
Republicans will gather in Portland to I night from a visit to Portland and tue
find out, if possible, just where they 'air
stand in relation to tbeir party and it
F. C. Pveed came home from Portland
I la fit. fliatit affpr t filpaatit triit tn iha
. . . xxt : I-.: T I e - r -
purposes in me lonucoiuing eiwuuu. n
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is expedient tnat every one of them go Charles Wirakkala returned last
to Portland with the fixed determine- night from a week's vi-.it to St Martin'
tion to "let sleeping dogs lie" until there
is tangible ground for arousing the in
I Snrinfs.
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Mrs A. E. Minard was a returning pas
&emfr from Portland, rin ih hmmi
nocuous "canines," a contingency, it is Jast
hoped, that will prove to be far remote, a. Bremner, of the PaciOc Iron Works,
even non-existant. ine nrst auty oi in tins city, returned from Portland
every loyal republican is to make cer- mt "'gnt-
tain and steadfast the inherent, firm and Ml" Maud 8tone wa honiin P"
.... . senger on the night express from Port
compact substance of republicanism in jn(j a(.t . , t
il 1 x . A. " . I .. A l I ! 1 I
tne state, iiiai principle eiuioeu, Mrs. Belle Ilutlen returned to this
there will be no room for anything ele I eity on, the-, night expre yesterday
than the cumulative effort to program Mrom a two day vi-it at the fair.
the work of the new campaign along . R; w- -M l"an' w'e-nwn for P. A.
... , , . 5MKe icii lor roniann on a Duiness
lines into wnicn evary nonesi vans-1 . . ...
' r I trip yesterday mornina.
man may fall readily and helpfully, to Mr and M R M ;ai(ton ww ff
the lasting credit of the creed and the turning passengers from Portland and
state. The results of this meeting will the fair on !at night's express.
have an incredible effect upon the com- Mrs. . (,. Trullinger returned from
ine campaign for cood or evil, and the Portland' ,ast niht' after a P1"""1
viu en ine lair anu witn friends.
day viit and vacation. This is Mr.
Jratgy's tlrt vUit to southern (Hegon.
on pleasure bent, for some year.
Sheriff Thomas l.inville was a homing
passenger on the night train yesterday
from the capital, whither he went with
a consignment lor the penitentiary.
from
Portland on last night's express, and
will leave Astoria permanently, in a
few days, for Portland, or the Sound.
Randall Reed went to Portland yes
terday morning to viit hi father who
has been quite ill at St. Vincent's hos
pital, but who is now on the high road
to recovery.
Miss Maja Frederk-kson returned to
her home in Kt Astoria Saturday,
after a year or more sent in the musi
cal studios of Copenhagen. Mia Fred
erickson received instruction from some
of the most noted master of Denmark.
while absent.
A. Becker, who travels for tlie Allen,
(iilltcrt Ramakcr Company of Portland,
left with his family yesterday for Albany
after spending the summer at the beach.
Mr. Becker is interested in property in
Astoria and w ill probably make tiiis city
his home at a future date.
Councilman L. O. Belland returned
from Portland lat night; he had been
there on a visit with Mrs. Belland to
the fair. As he was on hi way to visit
the government building, he was hailed
by a passer-by, who proved to be a
brother whom he had not seen for 24
years, Mr. Olaf Belland. The latter, with
his wife, will be at the Belland home
here next week.
Hon. T. A. Mi Bride returned last
night from a hurried trip to Oregon City.
whither he went to visit his family. He
will finish the pending court work here
and leave for St. Helen's by tomorrow
evenin, to open court there.
C07FEEJEA,
DAIflKOFO'tYDER,
HSrteifit&sofrTktu
CLOSSETftDEYERS
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
treat to the east and south. Making
(lose connections with trains of all
transcontinental lines, passe n-era are
riven their choice of routes to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
east
Prospective travelers desiring Infor
mation as to the lowest rafs and best
routes are Invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
B. H. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent,
142 Third St, Portland, Ore.
assembled republicans in Portland, must
face the responsibility whatever it may
be.
Hon. Harrison Allen accompanied by
Mrs. Allen, went to Portland yesterday
morning. Mr. Allen returned on last
night's express, and will go back tomor
row.
C. Leblanc, book -keeper for the Foaro.
Stokes company, returned to this
city last night, from his recent out
ing.
Captain S. M. Reeve of the launch
Arthur, plying on Shoalwater Bay, be
tween XahcotU and Kasel, is in the
It takes more than a growling news
paper to put water on tbe bar at the
mouth of the Columbia river.
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All that is wanted for that new hotel
in Astoria, is a site, a few thousand
dollars and a modicum of public spirit.
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To those who do not know: A pilot! city
is a man who has practical knowledge! Captain arid Mrs. AI. Betz returned
of the actual depths of the water inj'rom Portland last night The captain
which he has been trained, for years, to! had just taken the Roanoke up to the
navigate vespl of varying draft, be-1 metropolis.
tween given points and for certain die-1 v. . Haldeman and A. L. Fox, re
tances. I turned from the Rainier country on last
o J night's express, well laden with ducks
The, n. ty election will be held! after a day's shooting.
under the Direct Primary Law. No more I Superintendent J. C. McOuire and W,
conventions for nominating candidates. I lallent returned from a successful
o I hunting trip via the night express from
There are still a few very sorry side-1 er It-TjnrTTrtjTft.''-' ' -
walks in this city, though most citizen I R- Vance Hutclu'ns, formerly editor
liave had the public spirit to put their of the Pacific Journal at Ilwaco is now
In first -class condition. j located at Suisun, California, where he )
o lis engaged in newspaper work.
It will be necessary to equip all our I J- E. Gratky and family departed ye
iigh finance leaders with bell punches J terday morning for Ashland for a ten
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