The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, April 13, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL tj, ao the fame foul ei hue committed by the white man. It is time the deeent man hood "f the nation wa takinar hold of this whole atvui-eil traffic and wiping it off the earth without distinctiona of auv f.nt. s . ' THE MORNING ASTORIAN EtUbliihei 1873. . enecr Published Daily by THI J. S. DELLINGER COMPANY. THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. STiUluS X : v!Jt.(ff ' woman SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, per year By mail, per month... By carrier, per month. 17.00 ,0 .65 WEEKLY ASTORIAN. By mail, per year, in advance.. 11.00 Ertfered aa teoond-eliww matter June 35. 190ft, at the poalofr.ce at Astoria. Ure ton, under the act of Congress ol March 3, 1ST. ' ' m-(rUn tnr thi lellvpnuff of THI MoaS lira moans to oitiiwr mmlwaoe or platw of business iy be mad by postal card or through tele: hone. Any Irrejrularitj- in de Bwy should be mtaediately reported to the ofBoe of publication. TELEPHONE MAIN 661. Offleliil paper of Clatsop county and the City of Astoria. oooooooooooooooooo O WEATHER. O O ' ' .o O Western Oregon and Washing- O O ton Fair. O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE SEAWALL PROBLEM. This Is the night when all Astoria t-lmuM pit her at the municipal head quarter to give earnest and adequate ooiMi.ieitl U tle hxgfffaU IprojdL'tt nurtured within its borders, the build ing of a s.-awnll along three1 mile of it waterfront. It is worth the while of every man to know just what i to lie done in this premise and lie who stay away from this meeting should have sjme other excuse thait Indifferefieil Turn out; and if you do not contribute anything by way of suggestion, you will have aoeurttte knowledge of what the others are doin;;; and this may be help; ful later on. ARBOR DAY. A WORD IN TIME. When the charter commission of As toria shall have undtrtaken its big task this coming summer, it is essen tial that it have under consideration, and provide for the enactment of a charter clause that shall extend the lim its of this city far enough east to em brace the Tongue Point Lumbering Company's plant and property. It was all right and just to relieve this concern of the burden of city taxes when it . -i i: ;.. i...t. .,.,. ii.t WftS m BtTUggtUJg lliuuaiij, uuvi nun niv it has reached the stage of splendid fruiton and isa wonderfully success ful enterprise, with a heavy line of business and profit from the local mar ket, and enjoys a number of the muni cipal advantages such as water and contri butory streets (built by city and, coun ty, jointly, solely for the convenience of the company), tLat it be brought with in the radius of the tax paying contin gent, and be compelled to bear some of tie burden borne by the neighbors and competitors in the field. The com pany sells millions of feet of lumber here annually; and the least it can do is to take its place in the taxable list of properties of the City of Astoria. The numerous milling properties of Aberdeen, Washington, are all in the scope of municipal taxation and are glad of it, and contribute cheerfullv to the growth and strength of the city they are a part of, and so it should be in the case in point. Xo plant of this size should be allowed special privileges denied other and competing concerns of the same nature just because they hap pen to be a few feet beyond the cor porate borders. Let them come into the fold and contribute some of the wooL There i far to little attention paid to Arbor Day in this country. It is a wholesome and expedient thing to have one day in each year of our lives when we naj do something toward the up building and adorning of our cities tow ns and neighboohooxls; but lhe rushing American is leaving the tak, the privi lege, the opportunity, or whatever each may style it, to the .women and chil dren of the country, and such otheis as have the leisure to observe it. This is not right. Perhaps the significance of the day has not yet made itself broadly apparent to the hustling native, and time, and the tremendous results attain ed by those who are noting it in a tang ible way may impress the negligent one with a proper sense of his obligations on the important anniversary. 4 EDITORIAL SALAD. Vesuvius is again in eruption. We shall not miss Judge Hamilton now: It is now proposed by Well man to make a wireless station of the North Pole. We had an idea it was that l ready. o You can pretty nearly tell how cor rupt a city government is by the loud ness of its demands for municipal own ership. ' A BLISTERING CURSE. The recent exposures in Portland of slavery of wbito girls to Chinamen, are frightful to contemplate, from the race standpoint; but in this view alone is the evil any worse than the (slav ery we have had patent knowledge of for untold years. The slavery of white women to the macquereaux of the cities all over the land, is an old and hideous story, the horror of which has become dulled by our, very intimacy with the vile conditions. It is right to cry out against the Chinamen for supervening iii this dreadful field, but what becomes of our righteous protest when we re view the extraordinary apathy with which we regard the beastly facts of tha case as they exist under our eyes every day. We re-eiit the encroachment of the Mongolian and make a very mountain of it, but wo re vert to our clammish reticence after the echo of ' the racial howl has died down, with smug deceit- j fulness and criminal indifference feo The Rev. Dr. Dowie is finding out that there is a good dt-al of difference be tween playing prophet and playing pa triarch. A New Jersey court fined a man heavi ly for being so rude as to display tern per ju't because a chorus girl winked at him. And they y that the age of chi valry and gallantry is past! o A man has been given seven years in the penitentiary for joking with Doe- tor Parkhurst. Let this be a warning to the manv who have heretofore been disinclined to regard th? strenuous re former as a serious proposition. p Richmond appears to be suffering from "an embarrassment of riches" in the matter of its proposed Carnegie library and its tearfully entreating the donor nqt to be so generous by half. It is the glimpse down the vista of annual taxes for support thafj makes sowo timid taxpayers shy at Carnegie li braries - o An Englishman has decided that com mon wood "is valuable food, if cut small and eaten" Fancy a breakfast menu that should include chilled quartered oak, shredded birch with cream, followed by a silver'" of broiled beech, some hashed white pine and black walnut balls, or even some hamburger mahogany. Rath er give us the hemlock! MORE QUIET. Vesuvian Eruptions Are Subsiding In Intensity. . NAPLES, April 12. Viewed as a whole, the conditions . throughout tin- area affected by the eruptions of Mount Vesuvius are better this morning, as compared with those of the early hours of yesterday. Frequent detona tions are still heard but faintly. The main crater is gradually enlarging. The rain of ashes over the Mediterranean side of the volcano has diminished. 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Mm B (Jul For Infants and Children, j The Kind You Have Always Bought 0 Bears SignatureijJ Political flnformation Annotiii'-emt'tiU rcmititnt firoltt will be niljlt,-it In UieciluiniiOt rroiou !( rnlvn for me n lit nil iirlp. REGISTRATION lleglntrntlfin txxk 0nfl t.v ('uttiiiy Cl'rk, Tn'iitv, Januitrv J, )w& JtfKltriili,n tHMjk s rlim-d for I'l imury Klti lion, Arll to, ." p. in, JltKlBtntlltm iMMiks (iiH'neil itfur prlmnry elf Hon, April i, lt-i!lsirKlli)ii l,ook fliMM'il fur ut'innt! flciluit, itity .,0 1, in. DIRECT PRIMARY ELECTION County Clerku rI vo null, of I'rlnmry Kleotlon imt tiitnr (nun Man-h i , ItM day fur lllliiff itlll1iiim fir ii'ln iiium'koii Imllni for nut. ti:oiiMiilonul and dUtrlctoltlceN, Mitrcli dlt. ' IjiMt day for tiling fHitltlons for County oflteers, April 4, , DATE OF PRIMARY ELECTION, APRIL ao, 190C . Canvnaslng votes of primary elections for state uffl lees' May GENERAL ELECTION Dwt day for flllnir certificate of nomination for suite odlces by assembly of elector. April lift IahI day for filing nominating petition for ntftto offlres, May 4. Laat lity for riling eertincau-s of nomlmtUou for county officers by aombly, ot ltjctorM Mriy4. Last day for filing nominating petitions for county olnes, May 19, GENERAL ELECTION, JUNE 4 BE SURE AND REGISTER In Use '1 For Over Thirty Years P' TH eiMTSUN COMPANY N(W VO eTV. CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENT S mil FOR GOVERNOR. Republicans of Oregon are hereby informed that I am a candidate for the nomination of Governor at the prim aries to be held April 20tb . . JAMES WITHYC0MBE. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Secretary of State, and a k, the aupport of all 'Republi cans, ' F. T. VVJIIGHTMAN. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself at a can didate for sheriff on the Republican ticket at tbe primary nominating elec tion. EMSLEY HOUGHTON. i FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL. I The undersigned hereby announces i himself as a candidate for re-election 1 to the office of Attorney-General, iub Ject to the approval of Republican votera at the primaries. A. M. CRAWFORD. tap FOR STATE PRINTER. The undersigned announces himaelf at a Republican candidate for rcnomina tion for State Printer, eubject to the decision of the Republican yotere at the primary election, April 20. Now" aervlng first term. The ' earn courteey that has been accorded to State ofilccre generally, that of a renomina tion, would be jrrcntlv appreciated. '.It, VVTHTNEY. Albany, Oregon, FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for renomlnatlon for the office of Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, and solicit the aupport of all Re publican! at the primaries, April 20th. J. H. ACKERMAN. '