The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, March 21, 1906, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text3.s.'i VVk www THE 'MORNING ASTOIttAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH ti, 1901. 8 llV""! A !.. The Toothpick Trust Is Busted So We Are Enabled to Sell Two large boxes toothpick for .V. The following item, we think, are won derful bargin: 8 wz. Tin Pail toe 8 oi. Galvanized rail 'S0 2 wire egg whip4. 5C Granite wash bain ,oc 6 Tapoons look like silver - 6 Tablespoons, look like silver joc. Tinware, graniteware. woodenware. at cheap at A. V. ALLEN CROCKERY STORE. NEW LABOR PARTY. Chicago Laborites Form Municipal Own ership Tarty. CI1H ACO. March 2H.- A new labor party with a " municipal owner-hip'' .uiil niiii caiupaiun" platform was or ganized in I'liiciiiro yesterday. Pi-lnit ..f alt other parties and of Mayor Dunne's administration led a number of labor representatives to formulate a scheme to oppose the political leaders of church and of the state in all future elections. A convention for the puipos' of making permanent the temporary or ganization which was formed ve-teiday. will be held next week. The new party is deigned to be a panacea for all political and all social evils. Representation for the lalrina man in the conduct of the affairs of the city and state is promised by the orga nizers, who claim that the corporation are now in supreme control of polities. John J. Fitzpatrick. president of the Chicago, Federation of Labor; Arthur McCracken, vice-president of the Fede ration, and a larye number of other la bor leaders, are back of the organiza tion. 6 e Your attention is called to our new store, now open and ready for busine5s We Do Expert Painting, Graining Paper Hanging and Frescoing GIVE US A CALL The Eastern Painting ft Decorating' Co. No. 75 8th St. ill! Billy Buster Shoes" They have a sole that won't wear out. S. A. GIMRE, AGENT FOR THE DOUGLAS SHOE 543 Bond S'aeet Opp. Boss Higgina & Co. I Urge !t-el hammer 5' large iron hammer oc 0 Tumblers for 3 zt. Tin Basins 5e 2 Tin Cup 5C Christ y Broad Knives worth 2.V, V for ,0C brushes, glii'-s and china; all soil fully Fulton Investigating Sentiment on Forest Reserves. SENTIMENT IN LANE COUNTY i Senator Fulton Inquiring of Residents i in Lane County Where 50,000 I a ft - n , , ur:k,ir.t-n ACirs nave ecru nuuiau, What They Desire. ASTORIA NEWS lilUKAl'. Wash ington. 1). C, Marvh 20. Senator Ful ton, of Oregon, has inaugurated a sys tematic effort to have local sentiment expressed regarding the relative value of forest reserve lands in every county of his -fate. For some time he has been receiving statements from various coun ties that land valuable for agriculture had been embraced within reserves. The entire Rogue River reserve, which lies in the Coast Range near the coast, is regarded by many resident of the coun ties where the withdrawal was made, as promising of development for agricul ture or livestock. To bring all such cases up in form permitting the residents of the state to express themselves. Senator Fulton has commenced with Lane county, where County Judge Chri-tinan says at last jO.OW acres of land more valuable for other than forestry purposes, h.is lieen withdrawn. The people of this county have been a-ked to set forth their vi.-ws fully, describing the lands they believe worth more for other purposes, givinj: the acreage and general phy-ii.il condition-. At the -auie time an e-tiinatc of the local people on the value of the land for timber is a-ked. When tiies- -tatemenTs have been lihd. they will be put t'C'cther. and pre--cnted to the Forestry iJureuu. for coin-paii-mi with the reports made by the forestry bureau agents at the time of crealiii'.' the n-enc-. If it i- found that the people of the i-o! 1 1 II I II 1 1 i t y differ. and that they are -troiiu'ly in favor ot 1 th- conclusion that, reserve laud vill prove of value in other u-c-, an effort j will be made to have siicli tract- ojicneil to private ownership. In writing a letter to Chief Kore-ter I'inchot on t hi- -object, the Senator explained that th- work was not ini mical to reserves, but merely to get local -eiitiment regarding which arc-is wei -uited exclusively lor fr---try and which would be worth uniiv in other u-e-. It is argued further that no land can be kept, with profit to the state in fore-try when it is alienable to agrieultur.il or live-toel: industries. Figure- on this point are -ubiiiitted. which tiow that the bct, yields to be ex pected from timber land i,itige from ten edit- to about ?l.."ii) a rear per acre. Comparing these with what, is yielded in -everal other indu-tjie-, the movement is justified. for the be-t interests of the -tale. .Mr, I'inchot has ,een requested to make a statement declaring the policy of the department regarding reserves, on what ba-is valuations are fixed, and other general i-on-ideratioiis. AYhen Mr. Pinchot's -tateineut has been received, the work in Oregon will be simplified, as it will require but a -hort time to get an expression of community sentiment which will enables any one to judge the re-iill. A Favorite Remedy for Babies. Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlains Cough .Rem edy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the cropy cough appears will , prevent the attack. For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. RESERVE QUESTION TO SUPPRESS CRIME Chicago Citizen to Organize for Protection. WILL STOP REIGN OF THUGS War of Extermination is Diacribesl as the Remedy For Cause of Thug gery, Robbery, Mulder, and Crimea Unmentionable. i till M.t. Maicb -Ml. V givat ausil iil police folic composed of every aide bodied citicii ol t hicago ill plain clot lies vv.i- advocated by William II Mead. ltoiui v t.ciicral of Illinois, in a - h on 'Viiin- in t hic.ign. fiom the "stand point of the Slate ( lev ei lunciil ." bet the t onuiceatioiul Club l.i-t night. Mr. Mead pointed mil clauses of -late law authmiiut. oidinary citieu- to make arrests, land prisoner in j.ul. and set t In- machinery of justice in motion. He pointed the limx of contempt at the man who blames the mints and Un laws while -blinking tiom his own duty a a cit ien. State- Attorn. -y -lolui -I. He.iK cm denmed the segregation of the vicious element in Chicagip lie declined that a war of extermination was the remedy for this prolific cause of I hic-gci v . lob bei'y. murder, and crimes unineiit i.-ti able. He asserted that the people ate lotus caters when it comes to the pun isliinent of law breakers and admit ted that he himself "Was not unwilling to -hirk his share of the n-poii-ibility ." in view of the prevailing apathy. Cit v Prosecuting Attorney Howard S. Taylor blamed the prevalence of the drug habit as a cause of crime, and ad vocated the municipal suffruge of women as a souvereign remedy for the crime problems which confront the city. DEFENDS PRACTICE. President of Chicago Board of Trade Defend! Trading in Privileges. CHICAGO, March 20.- Vigorous de fense of the practice of trading in privi leges was made by President Walter Fitch, of the Chicago Hoard of Trade in an address last night at the monthly dinner of the board of tunic at the Bohemian Club. "Never shall the member, of the Chi cago Board of Trade deal in privileges in .Milwaukee, when they cannot in ( hic-ago," he declared. "Ill regald to the quotation- which are u-ed in the "bucket -hop-' it i- my contention and always ha-, that quo tations arc pei-oiial property a- much as a hor-e and carnage that I own and whoever infi ile.""- upon thi- personal can be meted to them. "In -pite ot the aiguineiit which i brought up that ale -ry carelc-s with our property, although it. may be news lo you, we have contracts with the telegraph companies which stipulate thai we have ab-olute light to accept or reject applications for quotations. "I believe our clearing house system i- old and inadequate and over margin system i- an absolute farce. In the last two year- we have had failures that have cost the public !,2,(Mi.0Mi and many of these were people who were under the board of trade cloak which they u-ed as a badge of honor and stability to induce people to deposit money with them. That is the kind of advertising we do not want. " We must do bu-ines- honestly. There aiv two people concerned in the in-olveneies among our own member- -first, the man who make, ihe debt and, -ecod the man who allow, him to make th - debt. When you conti ihute to these conditions by indiscriminate credits you are commit ing an otl'eii-e against that institution, and you know what the end ing i- a- well a- I do." MAGNATES ARRIVE. MISSOU.A, .March U, -president Klliott, of the Northern pacific and a party of ea-teru liallie managers un l iv ed in Mis-ouht tonight, and left for the Bitter Boot Valley. Klliot.', visit, at this time is significant, a- l here are per-si-tent rumors that the Northern con templates running a main line through the Bitter Root Valley and through the Clearwater country to I.cvvi-don, Idaho, shortening its route i, the .Pacific Coast bv 200 mile-. STORM WRECKS MANY. BOSTON. M iivh 20. n the torm of March 10th and 201 h at least a dozen vessels were wrecked or damaged and six lives were lost. That Ihe list will grow is probable. The )js.f includes the schooners Lady Antrim, a. total wreck, and five hist; the Rose Mueller, Marion Draper, Winnie Law icy, a total loss; Sarah Reed and the barge No. 17, a total loss, and one drowned. DISPLAYS VOUCHER Hamilton Showj Note lor Seventy Five Thousand. WAS COMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION Andrew Hamilton Say Money Was Paid by Him Into Republican Campaign Fund Treasuter Denies Statement. i:V n;i. Mai.h jo Ihe Ibiald Icl.iv i . j luce, a lac simile ol w imt pill polls to be .1 Vollchc) o .,"i7.ooo -iv en udi' vv II. mull. hi in 1 1, tobel IVM!, bv I he lie.isitict o i he Republican .1 1 i. .11 il I oinilllltee I he alleged Hot e ,i gin.iliy diawn Pu .ihmhi and vv .1- d it.'. I let. .1. el 111 s.uh c.lUcn! ly II w.is .lunged In ai know ledge a tolal ol S;.",IHKI and I he .late (Iclob. l .'II. " w..s added. The lleiald ays that the voucher wa chlblleil ye-lei lav by Andiew llaiuil Ion. lonuer legislative agent for the New N oi k Lite Iii-iii. in.e t'oiupiiny at AI b.my .iiul that llimitoii aliened that lee icceipl was given him ill acknowled gement ol two coul 1 1 bit I lolls which In had been ili-l I itcte.l lo make to the !eiub!iiaii national campaign fund Thci i- nothing in the alleged voucher to indicate l it.i l il i- other than all aek llovv ledge Ill, of c:ts!t lueivcil HVIll Hamilton personally , When the subject of the voucher vva brought to the attention of Cornelius V. Itlis.. n-.asuici of the republican committee last night he pioinptly re pudiated all knowledge of such a vouch er, positively declaring aceoidllig to the Herald, that nothing of the kind exist ed. Mr. Hamilton was asked why he had not returned earlier from Paris and his reply was that influences kept him ilt Paris against hi will. He added: "When the inner history of all this comes out the public will know why I did not want to come buck. I wanted to mine back. I wa- eager to come back. When I learned that Mr. M."a!l was in a dangerous condition I was anxious to return. It will all come out in time." Invaluable for Rheumatism. .. I have been suffering for the pa t few years with a severe attack of rheumatism and found that Ballard's Snow Liniment wa the only thing that cave me satisfaction and tended to al leviate my pains. March 2i. '02. John C. Itegnan, Kinsman, Ills, 2.rc 50e and $1.00. Sold by Hart's drug store. Il pom - the oil of life into your sys teiii. t warms y ou up and starts t h life blood circulating'. That's what Hoi li-!er's Rocky Mountain doe-. .'!."i rents, Tea or Tablet-, T-,,nk II .H druggist. n I Laer Beer" THE BEER FOR THE HEALTHY WEALTHY AND WISE on draught and in bottle Ilrevved nnr imiiitary condition and prupmy HRi-d ri(ht here in Astoria. North Pacific Brewing Co. ASTORIA, OREGON. CLEANLY WOMAN. Erroennlr Tblnkn hy Scoorln; Her Scalp That 8be Care Dandruff. Cleanly woman has an erroneous Idea that by sconrlni? the scalp, which re moves the dandruff scales, she Is curlns the dandruffl She may waah her sculp every day, and yet have dandruff her life lonsr, accompanied by falling bnlr, too. The only way In the world to euro dandruff Is to kill the dandruff germ, and there Is no hair preparation that will do that but Newbro's Ifnrplclde. Ilerpl clde by kllllnf? the dandruff germ, leaves the hair free to (rrow as healthy Nature lntendod. Destroy the cause you remorvs the effect. Kill the dan druff frerm with Herplclde. Soldj by leading druRKlsts. Send 10c In atamps for sample to The Herplclde Co., De troit, Mich. Kagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St., Jwl Drug Store. 549 Com. St., T. F Unrin, Prop. "Special Agent.'' A PUno Number Free With Every $5.00 Purchase If You Want u Go to JtniKtir UtJL Inl en.t.nt All smart up to ilate women of today, I Know how to bake, utih, silitf, aiwl to play; j Without thee talent a wife i N. l. t'nb-t ".hi taken' Hocky Mountain Tea. Frank I fart, dru'ist. Sleeplessness. !i-oi'ern of the ctoiniicli produce a n i vim- condition and often prevent si eji. ( hnmberlain'n .Stomach and Liver Tabiet utiinulate the digeitivo orKiinn, re-tore the nytem to a healthy con dition and make sleep pontiible. For nab- by Frank Hart and leading drug- fc'i-ts. iewoneei:iviusic TODAY WE HAVE RECEIVED OVER FIFTY NEW COMPOSITIONS THIS WEEK AND THERE ARE STILL A FEW MORE DUE DON'T DELAY; COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER NOW BEFORE THEY ARE PICKED OVER. MANY OF THEM WE HAVE ONE ONLY Astoria Souvenir Post Cards SEVERAL NEW AND DIFFERENT DESIGNS ON DISPLAY FOR FIRST TIME a FOR 5c. J. N. GRIFFIN v. V V Wll 11 IC41 ASTORIA IRON WORKS JOHNl FOX. Pres. and Bupt, F L BISHOP. Secretary Designers and Manufacturers f THE LATEST IMFIIOVED Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Foot of Fourth Street Goodness Is Better Than Cheapness 1 . 8k KNOX? ynyf rtwtt. THE HKST HATS IN THE WORLD! 1 fllfedBeniaminsg ta IV l ww " (.oi mr i mm nr run THE BEST SUITS IN AMERICA! I CAN SAY NO M0RE-1 NEEDN'T IF I COULD QUALITY PAYS THE BEST DIVIDEND. Herman Wise Astoria'i Reliable Clothier. Civei Health, Vigor and Tone. I lei bine in a Imwh for ulTeier from iiiiciiiii.i. liy il me the blood h quickly reyeneriited and the color b come noinial. The dioopinif ntrentll i revived. The languor I dimininhvd. Ibalih, vi'or aiuj tune predominnUi. New life and huppv activity resiilj. Mm. lielle II. Shiiel Middle-lMnOuJi, III., writes, 1 have been troubled with liMir complaint and poor blood, and have found nothing to In ncllt mn like llerbiiie, I hope tfer to be without It. I have wi-hed that I had known of it in my hu baiid'n life time." 50c. Hold by Hurt' drug store. 1 J 4 aT? Beer. A.L. FOX, Vice Pres. ASTORIA SAVINGS HANK.Treae -TI 1..... 1 SraM mjjM.