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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1906)
MONDAY, JANUARY t) ioS THE MOIIXIXC ASTOHIAV. ASTOKIA, OREGOX. SI IS IE OPEN Everything That's Canned Ca U found among our lint of canned fU. Ever kind the brat of It kind, nd the perfection of lb canners' rt becaut thay art fanned where raised and bave tho wrttnal flavor and rood' of home mad. A few spaclmene oa display lu our wmdow; your money beck If good ar nut at represented. i ROSS, HIGGINS & Co. TBS RELIABLE CROCERS Our Annual Sale NOW GOING ON Democrafi Must Pay the Price Agreed Upon. JUNE TOO REMOTE !F0R THEM TERSE TALES OF TBI TOWN t) BurUd la Greeaweod. Yesterday af ternoon (ha funeral of Mix Norah Wll win, aged 10 yeare, took plW from the Episcopal church la tbU city, Kev. W. ft. Hhort officiating. Tka Interment was la Greenwood cemetery. It's earning aeaa. Faatial Yesterday, Tb funeral of Vn. Hannah Koalnr neeurr! la this city ye.terdy aftarmaw at I o'clock from tba rir.t Lutheran church. Rev. Rd.iilt offli-iating. Tka remain will I btld here awaiting Instructions from vlaUvra for shipment eal. Operatloa SuccaaifuL-Mr. Z. Tet low, of Fort Steven, underwent a major oparatioa yterday morning at th lanltarium of Dr. . II rMe, in tbla rlly, at tba hand of Dr. EUe and Muha. Mm. Tatloar la reported as doing nicely, with amy sign of .prnly tecuvery. . Commltta Suicide. r'.arly , Sunday morning Henry Xoehr, aa employ of ltrlx'a logging canip on tha Washington aida of tba Columbia , committed suicide by cutting hi throat with bl knife. Tba man waa fort) two year of age, and U raporU'd to have been drinking heavily f tba pa.t faw daya. and becoming despondent ended hia own Ilia. Ha waa unmarried. It thought that ha baa a sl.ter living somewhere la tbla section. Tba dceeas ad waa a member of tba Sons of Her man, and hia body will ba bronght to thia city today for Interment. ooooooooooooo 'Apples A shipment Just in They arc nice and ripe and of ex cellent flavor. JOHNSON BROS. GOOD GOODS. 11 122 Twelfth St, Astoria, Ore. oooooooooooooooooooooooo mmmw coah A Household Favorite Wherever Used Australia's Best Product wind your most economical and satisfactory fuel v 'Phone Orders to Main 1961 ELMORE & Paralytic Stroke-Mr. August Olaen an old and highly respected ritlien A tin la. waa stricken with parity late oa Saturday last, but to reported a fairly comfortable last arming, from tha attack. Her husbsnd waa for years janitor of tin federal building la till dtj. Tba data U eat. NOTICE TO REIEKAHS. All member of (.'atewey Itebckah Lodge, No. 77, and vUiting Rebekah. " to ettend Ue "irulnr meet 'nmni wnen .weniy-seve,, camu dalra will Uka tba degree. Lodge oprna at 7:30. ly order Nubia Grand. Tuttday, Jaa. ietK, at a a. m. NEW BANK STARTED. RanU-r ! to hava a new bank. It I a private concern and I carefully or ireniaed with adequate capital -and a wall known atafT of official,- who per sonality la a guaranty of jta aolidity and business equipment Among linn directly inter.. ted ara l. P. Huford, of Kelso, who will aarva a cwahirr, and H. S. Strain, a prominent merchant of Ka)o, and W. P. Ely, tba pxtmaoter of Krtw. It ba graat pmapart for largo and h-gitimata commerrbil btui n linra. HOME ON SENATOR. E. V. Janata, af Astoria Set area Badly Diaguatad. T V. J.n-rn, who left Aloria a eoupla of montha ago for Southern Cali fornia, and took with him hi finely wrought modrls Illustrating tha whola iriM-e of iuing, trapping, cleaning. curing and canning salmon, aa exem plified in tba brt plant in the Colum bia river country, returned here je terlay i tha teamhip Senator. He brought everything liaik with biin, and I a thoroughly digiieed man. 1 Ha a) the Smth rn California Mitt way fair, at 't up at Venice, below ',jn Angi-le. I nothing mora, or le, than a bald and brazen land and town bit wbeme, with "graft" aa Ita princi pal! industry and sola oirupation. It i Mior and meagre in at tract ions and ha nothing of important nor dignity aUuit it; it ia (imply a ida show for a townite rniany that i IxHiinlng a barren and valuelen at ret eh of ciwil and dune, and offers nothing to the honet exhibitor cf honct Industrie that are not allied to the home aeheme of bointing tba town of Yenb. He ia sorry he went there. Hi trip was a sheer wat of good time and money. And what Mr. Jensen say of a thing of this sort may I abwlutely relied upon as so. Ha went on to Port land with the K.nator aud will W here again in a short while. At Foard It Stokei Co. Coopari Annual Clearance Sal Now Going On. Don't Mite It COMPANY Dance Halls, Gambling, Slot Machines, Alt ia Evidence Will Soon ba la Full BUst-What tha Slot Machine Really Meant. Astoria k or eooa will be, a wide ojira twa. It ia nut in accords nee with tha pro gram of tha "Doe," of course, but tba agenciea that contributed to tha recent siMvete of the Drmorratle party ia this eity, are tired of waiting for their re compense and ara slowly but surely as serting themselves by deliberately tak ing tba privilege for which tbey bar tered their support, and indulging tbem-elves, willy Billy, ia thoae Unci ami departurea that were to be. The, bo is powerless to prevent the encroachment, it earni, and June i too far away and too full of uncer tainties, to satisfy the sport that gave much and were promised much. There is no one to blame them, either. A bar gain ! a bargain, whoever makea it slid it terms nlut be lived up to and not prescribed until aa expedient mo iiirni -lis II roll round. The danca ball, the bank games and the slot machines are all in evidence; and it will not be bmg before all will be in oien awing again. The true and natural outcome of the late November deal. WVIl. the whole thing ia apt and con- sn-utive and in atrirt alignment with the forecast made by this paper during the city campaign. The wort evil of the lot ia the shit machine. A man doe have soma sort of show at a banking game once In a while) be may get a auit of clothe or a month 'a rent or a trip to the metropo lis or elsewhere, upon the odd chance tbst full, hi war fre.ii,iitly In game at tba table) but the slot machine baa nothing to offer him but a meaely and infrequent winning no matter bow much ha bucka them. There are, 01 course, slot machines and slot machine; some of them are not plugged, and some of them are) In fact, the mowt of them are. And a plugged alot machine is alwolutely Invulnerable) tha little sums that are permitted to drop into tba ula vera bands at remote interval. are so few and so meagre, that the owners and the house that furnishes them for use. take alwut OS per cent of the money that goes Into them. Of tbla heavy ratio the agent in Astoria gets 4-t per cent and the Kalamaioo plant take the other 53 and the cheer ful idiot in Astoria who playa them ha to lie sati.fied with his niggardly little 0 per. Thev are the ojienest and simplest ami liHt alluring route for the money of the bcardlcrt and gumchewiiig iwirt. of a cilv. that were ever devised. A.l.ii-U lu. hsil her exiieriences With this on.n evil) she ha her record itowed aaay for reference) aud it i not unlikely the hitory will le re peated. One man in this city cleaned mi tlO.WK) a venr while they w.re in oHratinn here he'ore. and tba'. with the plant money that went back to Miehiunn. 'H eaily account for a maximum of no.OH) or more, of g.d money that belonged to honest accounts. to home maintenance, and In a number of canes, to trusting employers, whose forltcarsnce wa sorely and often tneti, under the regime of the slot machine) but, all this is part and parcel of the doctrine of the "open (own", and the open town was the price agreed upon, and the price wil be paid in full, lor the sporting fraternity, whatever ele may ba said of it. keep ita word in a bargain, and It exacta a square deal, from thoe'with whom It deals, and It will get It. or know the reason why. FUNERAL NOTICE. Member of Finnish Brotherhood Lodge, Xo. 8, V. F. B. of the W are Miucted to meet at their halt in tbe Logan building, at 1 o'clock p. a, on thia, Monday, January 15. 1900. to at tend tbe funeral of our latt brother. Axel Wllbelm Knobloch. ,11 order of K. tiliriTArSU.N. rreiucnu How to Prevent Bilioui Attack. One who ia aubiect to btliou attack will notice that for a day or more be. fore tha attack ba la not hungry at meal time and feela dull after eating. do of Chamberlain'a Stomach and Liver Teblete when these first 7BP toma appear will ward of tbe attack. Tbey are for aale by Frank Hart and leading dng(ta, i C. H. The Leading HON. CHARLES A. JOHNS. And Hie Declared Platform for Oregoa Nominee For Governor. The following platform ha just been declared by Hon. Charles A. John, gtihernatlonal candidal from Baker county, before tbe Oregon primaries in April next: "The affair of the stste should be conducted with a high sense of honor and on aound buslnes principle and a broad plane of equality, and to that end there should be a watchful care and vigilance over every department. The high and tbe low, the rich and the por should receive tbe same eourteou treatment. The laboring man baa tbe same right to be heard aa the railway magnate and the millionaire, t "The atate achool fund hould be treated aa sacred, and there should be no juggling with school lands. A law should ba enacted, presenting apecu bit inn in. or the sale or alignment of school land certiflcate. The Land Ajfent should ot be allowed to bave anv favorites, or speculate through knowledge obtained by virtue of of flee. There should be no adjuncts to or around this office and it should al way tie above suspicion. "All kind of property, including franchises oboiild be required to pay a jnt ami reasonable tax. aud express and similar enmpaniee should pay a tax on their gross earnings in the state. "A law should provide for a state hank examiner with conservative plcn ary power. "The primary law was enacted by a vote of a large majority of the people and is entitled to. and should be given, a fair trial and should be re-pected both as to its meaning and intent. ''From sentiment and conviction. I stand wrtli President Koosevelt on the labor question, and am in thorough ac cord with him on the qucstiou of rail' road legislation. "I am, a firm believer in. and an ar dent supjMirter of, our public school system. I favor lils-ral support to, and a high standard of education) and with rare exceptions think our own bora and girl should be educated within the Slate of Oregon. "If successful. In my administration the needs and wihe of tbe people will be the only "boss' and the only 'machine,' and there will be no 'favorites' and no body will bave a 'pull', and I will give the State an honest, clean, conscient ious and vigilant administration. v'of the people, by the people, and for the pcole.' CHARLES A. JOILNS." Addenda. Mr. Johna waa born in Jackson coun ty. Missouri, on June 23. 1857; be came to Oregon in December of the following year and has been here ever since. He received bi early education in the pub lio achoola at Scio, Linn county; bis A. B. degree from Willamette Univer sity at Salem in 18 and tbe A, M. degree in 1882. Waa admitted to the bar in 1881 and commenced to practice law at Dallaa, Oregon. Served as coun ty judge bf Polk county by appoint ment. Lived there until he moved to Baker City in 1388, where he has ainee resided. Ia aa attorney by profession. Haa never beld a political office ; was formerly twice mayor of Baker City and ia the present mayor, having been Every article In the house reduced. This is the greatest offering in Fine " Dry -Goods, Qothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc., placed before the people of the Lower Columbia for a year. COOPER, Dry Goods and Clothing House of Astoria. elected by tb largest majority any one ever received for that office. Ha ia serving hia fourtji eon)nrjve) term aa school director and received every rota cast at laat election. X person baa stronger bom endorsement. Kev. CarHala P. B. Martin, L. L. D. Of Waverly, Texas, write : "Of a morning, when first arising, I often dad a troublesome collection of phlegm which produce) a cough and la vary bird to dislodge; but a small quantity of Balard'a Horahonnd Syrop will at once dislodge it, and the trouble la over. I know of no medicino that to equal to it, aad it to no pleasant to take. I can moat cordially recommend it to all per sons needing a medicine for throat or lung trouble." Sold by Hart'a drug tore. TOUR HTXT. Never have to wait long at tha Oc cident Barber Shop. A. E. Peteraoa, proprietor. The big embroidery aale. one week mm Of Our Special Sale WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE ON FRAMED PICTURES THE COMING WEEK. BE ON TIME PRICES BELOW COST. A FEW SETS OF SHAKESPEARE DUMAS AND DICKENS WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT COST. A BIG LOT OF as CENT PAPER NOVELS WILL BE SOLD AT wa CENTS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET YOUR READING NOW. vSvenson's Book vStore, Fourteenth and Commercial Street Wt art tela agent! la Aatoria for the Niagara Store Work ef Buffalo, N. X. Celebrated Stoves and Ranges aSE WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! We lav nored to XM Tenth ataeat, corner of Grand arcane, and cava b found there at any tins, for kaaUnJ and drayinf purpoaa. B. C McDiTOSH. Cooper' Annual Oearaac Sal New Going Oa. Doat Xiaa It. Any phas of hunger earn ba daintily gratified at any hour of tbd day er night at tba Palaea Reataaraat. Tba' kitchen aad dining room aarrioa art) of tha positive beat. Private dining reoaa for ladle. One call inspire regular eoa tom. Try it. Commercial street, op po sit Page building. - . "f Shorthand School. Partiet winking to study abort&aat at private night school should call est or a dress Boy B. Keagy, Holdca Haute. Astoria, Ore. p N. A. Ackennan, 421 Bond 8L, doeaaB 1 Banner of taxidermy, furaitor npteU ate ring, carpet cleaning and toying, ataA trsaa nuking a apeejaJty and all trork guaranteed. THE ZENITH AND TBI STAR Every on guaranteed. Will let yes atand ar ait on tb ovta door if yet wish. Price reduced oa all at area tal range till after the Holiday. ' IV, J. Scully 470-472 WMXERCIAL SI BEET