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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1906)
TUESDAY, AFR1L 17, lo. THE MORNING ASTOMAh. AS'l oui. uuKGON. Y A CASUAL FORECAST Astorian Uses It's Privilege as a Political Guesser. AS TO THE STATE NOMINEES Divinations Made Without Bias or Pre itdic, on th Situation at it Standi Every Man Hoi a Cum Coming Try it Once Tliliiflt Hililii'il in Ok'koh tin- "up in tin all ", Mil lit .mki no iiiiiii ciin cpinl uiili ri-rtninty In th niiti-mm lf till' llilllllllf, IIImI H'flllll II in II rclli'viiiK oti'lt i ion tu many, uiiUiilu the I i tit- nf tmiii i)nCH ; M'rlihM it Ik Infinite ly lifldT tlmii I In- nl. I imniiriil way of luittg tliliiK; nint perhaps not) that U no It limy Im with the tlioUMiul iind mi prltlcn nf llii- W'w law. Jtut, Ikiw- pvit tlip )nw ami II fulflllinr-tit may tnlhl with I In- iniioTH, It I nil tilivintm diet that cvi'ry iniiti Jiii n riii'm rom iiiK, mill tin' right to riiMiiilly furvrant the iiii n it oii'iiM to him, nnil tlil tlw Wurlnii prorwiN In ilo, without biiw fir jii-rtfiinil ttI it uf iinj ti tlmt U, mt to tlm Slatf tirkrl. It wniilil uncm friuii the i-imi. of opinion wrought hy tin imllvlilmil can iliihilri, nii'l tho wink iliiiiw In tho differ nil fl'liU of tin Stnti-, and tho current rnipiuii jjIvimi, In th fjuln rnatorial iiiitct for nnitiliietlon. tlmt Dr. .lame Vit hy-eMiiln U in tin- Irnil for tlmt ill. tlnrtilhi,l honor, 1! tnrti in the nifi- with tin1 piinn' itihnntacc of not Iwiny a politician, ami yt uMily known a a nmn of rupurily mul filling nn educative oilli-c in tin' utatr smir mrmt nwptrtbly) he i nn niitlmrity on many tlilii of very vital moment to a largn pwntaui' of tln population of Oivjjnii, ami ha always hocn a helpful Korvnut to thoio he served; lie hn made i Iran mill vljiiimi ciiiiipain mul lint li'.n In Intimate touch with tin ht-t iliilrii t of thi I'oniiiioiiwralth, ami what it mure eniivinclnjr than alt tWo, hi U the iniixi talked of man in thin liga tion. The group of men urekliijr thl iiouiinatlon eomtitiite a nolnMe cla of wholesome, high grade, cnpnttU' ami hon orulilc cil Ui'im, any mi of whom would make mi arii-ptaht governors and whom hall aehiev the nomination may lie inflnlti'ly proud of the dMinrlinn nc enrtled lilm when he l elunen from am-h a group; lint the forieat hire mniie i In hU favor on the ground named, and! It i miide without the h1i;;hlAt pre- DR. JAMES WITHYCOMBE ri; i '-,3 V; " v a' 1 -i z a Republican Candidate for Governor. Dr. Withycombo Is widoly and favonbly known throughout this State. His residence of nearly twenty-five years has given him a ripe experience as to the needs of every Industrial interest. He is a champion of better markets for tho products of the farm and faotoryj better roads, and open rivers. - He has been a. staunch Republican from tho time he became old enough to cast his first ballot, Ills slogan for the campaign is "An honest and fearless performance of public duty, a greater and united Oregon." Thus is in accord with the sentiment of "a square deal to every person and to every interest." ITe believes that this sentiment should pervade in tangible form all policies of our state government, especially soin matters of taxation, and for a ra f tional regulation of public utilities. ' ' Dr. Withycombe Is a man of executive ability, of unquestionable integrity, and if elected will give an administration that will be characterized for its morality, strength and justice. , ' pniMiiloii or fixed purpose whatsoever. It l a gucM, pure and ilmpln, I'rmlleated upon almost the name liy. potlii'U the Atorlin helleveii that Frank T. Wrlghttimn will he the next Ni'i-retiiry of Htatu, Iln l a new man mul a young: man with anoiigh exper ience In the conduct of puMIc affair and a legal training of the lilghent or dei1 to guide him aueeefully In a c ii reer of importiint itaUi adiulnUlrn Hon. Ill elm racier I of the nort that hleiiil happily with the reijulreinenl of a great trut atiirtlt na tlm aeeretaryMilp, cleanly, lioneat to rigidly, firm and eon iteletlou and iildo to give ahiiiiilmit mid logical reiiHon for any tand he rimy lake upon big mid grave affair, and the courage and rapacity to carry out a program of preeoneelved eonvle. tlori In any maltr affecting the good of the late at large, He ' ha iunile a NWcepliig emupiilgn and left a hitting ItiipieiKloii wherever lie ha heeli, mid in thl connection he, too, U the moot talked of inaii. The .Atoilan may not he a good gueep, lutt It venture the eon jeet lire he will receive the notnina tlmi for which he ha mads no utmight forward and manly a eanva, The quexlion of the attorney general hlp of Hie tate ha not rangeil very far from the name of the preent in Hiiiihent, Hon. A. M. Crawford; and It. I liioiiilly eoneeded he will ueeeed hlnmclf faily, luith in the nominative mid electoral ene, To date no one ha olfeis'd any tangible reason why b hoiild not, Thi I a telling affirma tion in favor of hi candidacy, and I practically ample to jutlfy the gue Unit h" will be named for that high office on Friday next. He ha a public record thai will fully warrant uch a popular choice, and knowing it, the peo ple will h lnw to deny the recognition due at uch a Juncture, The Aforlnn join with the entire people of the atntp in predicting the nomination of Hon, ,1. If, Ackerman for the npernlendincy of the Ktate ebool ytem. Till 1 one of the cay gueeii of the lot. No one ha ever rnied any ort of an iue againtt hi retention in (hi Importiint pot to which he )m lent o much of dignity and plendid, nppreelahle eervlit' for the pat eight year. Hi nomination and election are foregone conrlolon), baed upon the actual and redudant value of the mini t ration he ha, and will, render. The honor of the Stale TreButyhip, logically, Itclong to Kntern Oregon. Thi being the eae, the nomination, aa logically, Wong to Hon, John A. Alt ken of Huntington, who U the leading candidate from that aertion. And the git of tlie matter lie in hi entire (It lie for the big tnmt. He i a train ed IiiihIiic man, given to the dipoi (ion of large ntfiiir and no trangi-r to heavy ieponiliilitic, with practical knowledge of how' U-tt to eoiinervc and pritect them. He enjoy the widest Hiilih endorsement from that great f: 7 J field gicra 4ie la bent and longest known, uid which enviable standing ha niailn hin thousand of friend in the wetern division of the state, The council of hi homo city ha given him it unequivocal, ofllclat sanction in thi high tpuwt, by passing a set of resolu tion evincing unanimous confidence in him a a man and bespeaking for him tho coveted honor of the nomination, a concession but rarely granted to any man from civic source under audi cir cumstances; and it very utiuiinlnes Is an Intimation that the appreciation ex tend far beyond the cop of the body and the city tlmt uttered it. There I no ort of hazard in guessing he will be nominated on the 2tth and the Astorian utlei the surmise with the. iiupre xiveiies of a certainty, It i with equal readiness that it put forth the divination that J. Tt, Whitney will I named for the office of atato printer. There Is everything to juntify Mich a conclusion in relation to thi Iproinfneiit oflice; the strategic and aliuuj invincible predicate being, the prove,!, iiiiilifii-atious of the man for the place, From the standpoints of economy and through elllciency, Mr, Whitney ha Hii! J, since won tlm first claim to the high regard of the public of Ore gon, and what is proven beyond que, tlmi in the popular mind invariably taken on the quality of popular aver ment when an expression is demanded from the people. He ha campaigned widely and actively and is quoted far and near a the premier candidate in thi connection. The concluion of his siii'cch at Imth the April and June poll i a safe one and cariie with it no hint, nor bals of dispute, beyond the personal aspirations of his colleagues on the pi Imarf picket; for he is one of the li'l equipped of the group, with the conspicuous jm-.tigc of having proven hi adaptihllity mid responsibility pat all cavil and to . point inviting hi tin animoii re nomiii.tion to the office. The in'ople at large are generous in their approval of his administration of the post and what ha the broad annc tion of an electorate i wholly in line of perH't nation. ' aaM-MHHMHSil WKIGHTMAN IN LEAD. F. I. J)uiibar ha made one of the best sccretiirie iu the tatc in the his tory of (hegoii. He ha conducted the office economically and ha speedily, and carefully attended to the wants of all citiwn who have biiMneim in his office. System and carefulness in the selcrtion of aitant ha been among the chief cause of his auecess. When he made Frank T, Wrightman eoe portainu clerk he knew what he was about and not a complaint ha been heard on the work of that department since the offic was created and Mr. Wrightman n-umed it duties after hi appointment. Mr. Wrightman is now candidate for (mcccnor to Mr, Dunbar and no mistake will be made by the republican if they nominate him, That he will I nominated seems to be assured from nil reports of his popularity with the voter. He Im captured a large part of Eastern Oregon, mid if the Valley doe a well by him he will be the lievt secretary of t-tnle. - l'i ndleton Tribune, DANGER IN DELAY. Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous For Astoria People to Neglect. The great danger of kidney troubles is that they get a firm hold lie fore the sufferer recognizes them. Health i gradually undermined. linckache, head ache, nervousness, lnmcne, soreness, lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy, dia betes and Bright' Disease follow in merciless succession. Don't neglect your kidneys, Cure the kidneys witli the certain and safe remedy, Dunn's Kidney rills, which has cured people right her. in Astoria. P. JVdersen. longshoreman, living at 01.1 Commercial street, Astoria, Oregon, says. "For twenty years T was ntfliet cd iu one way or another with kidney trouble, suffered n great deal of pain in the small of the back and was contin ually tired and nervous. I had oecas ionaly headaches and also a blurring of the eyesight. Every time I took cold it nettled in the kidney and added to my troubles, the secretions, nt Mich times being irregular' nnd containing sedi ment. My rest was much disturbed nt night on this account. I began taking Don it's Kidney Pills, procured nt Chas. lingers' drug store, and found unexpect ed relief, for which I am very thank ful For sale by all dealers. Trice, 50c. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. , Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Chamberlain's Salve. This salvo is intended especially for sore nipples, burns, frost bites, chapped hands, itching piles, chronic sore eyes gram Jnted eye lids, old chronic sores and for diseases of the skin, such as tetter salt rheum, ring worm, scald head, herpes, barbers' itch, scabies or itch and eczema. It has met with unparalleled success in the treatment of these dis eases. Price 25 cents per box. Try it For sale by, Frank Hart and Leading Druggists. If Tom M4 Thr, The treat Nelson' aoverclgnty was confined to the sea a. On shore bla val et, old Tom, ruled lilm completely. He wan no huro to Tom, but a boy to m rorernwl kindly, but firmly. To the end of hi day tlio faithful old aervant aacrllM-d bla moate fate to tne ract that he wna hot aboard Nclaou'a ship at Trafalgar. Tom bad been every where with Nelson until the time or Trafalgar, an.ra a contributor to Bt Jamea' Budget On that oecaalon be was detained In Ixmdon too lute to go to en with Nelson, and ever afterword he used to nay: "If I hud only bw-ii there Lord Nel son would not have b-cn killed, for be should not have ptit on that coat! "He would mind mo like a child,' the old fellow would tn on, "and when I found lilm bent on wearing hla finery before n bnttlo I nlwaya prevented blm, "Tom bo would K!iy. Til fight thia battle In toy Ix-st cont '"Oh, no, my lord, yon xhaun't I'd say, " 'But why, TiJinV bo'd nay, '"Why. my lord? You Jiwt uslt no quwtloiiM. but fight the battle firnt I'd say. 'and then I'll dnw you Up In all jrour atarft nnd garter1, ami you'll look aomcthlna; like. But arter the battle, not before, my brd He got on bis best coat ut Trafalgar bwauiw I wasn't there to prevent blm, and It was the nd of blm!" Bh HrhuUril OIilone. Laura Ilain Fruiwcll, In her book, tella tbla amualtig anecdote of William B. Gladstone. Mlxa Frlswell bad been to the wedding of Hir Edward and Lady Eriiiyiirrude Malet and was try ing hard to gift out of the crush "I beard .a voice anylng: 'It's 4 o'clock! It'i 4 o'clock! We hIjiiII be late for tho bouse, Ilareonrt. We must get out' The speaker nan Just at the back of me and piihhing dreadfully:, but I, grasping toy frleud'n arm, stood back; then I turned my head and saw Glad atone nnd Hlr William llarcourt. "'What do you menn by thla ungen- tlemanly behavior? 1 asked Indignant Ir 'XV n nrp laic for the house, madam.' returned the -Oram! Old Man.' 'Andls!hall be constructed according to the that any reason w hy we should be kill ed by thoKe horncsV If you were men, you would keep the crowd buck "She's right there whispered liar court. 'We must keep the crowd back. I beg your purdon. madam Gladstone looked very cross, but did as be was requested and muttered something which I took for an apology. They kept back the crowd." Take Hollistcr's Rocky Mountain Tea this month. Drive away spring tired ness, give appetite aud sleep, makes jou well, and keeps you well. Great family tonic. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. .Frank Hart, druggist. FRANK T. WRIGHTMAN of Salem. . ' tt. V - . V et "V ; t - WJ ::;.vj-r Candida'e for the Republican Nomina tion for Secretary of State. His Politics. Election Canvasser What does your husband think of the fiscal question. Mrs. Hodge? Mrs. Hodge Well sir, when 'e's a-talking to a protectionist 'e's a free trader, aud when 'e's talking to a free trader e's a protectionist, and when 'e's a-talking to me 'e'a a raving lunatic! Punch. lion to Tell Them Apart, Mr. Knownll (laughing) Can you tell me, Miss De Witte, what Is the differ ence between a wise man and a fool? Miss De Wltte A wise man knows he Is a fool and is miserable; the fool thinks he is wise nnd Is happy. l"ii0ircclneil Demonstration. Small Brother Marie, docs your ad mirer stutter? Marie No; of course not! Wli.tt made' you think of such a thing? Small Brother Then why does lie write "My dour, dear Marie?" File gendo Blatter. Now is the time to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It cleans your system of all impurities. A wonderful spring touic. A family benefactor. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart, druggist An orelumlist in Oklahoma raises twenty-ilve different apples on one. tree. Devil's Island Torture Is no wore than the terrible qase of Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then I was advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and less than a box permanently cured me, writes L. S. Napier, of Rugles, Ky. Heals nil wounds, Burns and Sores like magic, 25c at Chas. Rogers, druggist. CITT ADVEETISEOTNTS ment shall be constructed according to the' plana and specifications therefor to be prepared by the City Surveyor and general, ordinance No, 1901 and any mat ter of construction and drainage found necessary to make the improvement safe or substantial shall be done by the contractor whether specified or not. without extra charge, That the costs and expenses of con structing said improvement shall be defrayed by special assessment upon the lots, lands and premises benefitted by the same which said lots, lands and premises are included in the special as sessment district including all lota, lands and premies so benefitted to-wit; Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8. in each of blocks 20, 27, 23 and 29; lots 1. 2, 3 and 4 in each of blocks 40, 41, 42 nd 43; lota 5 and 6 in block 30, and lots 3 and 4 in block 39 all in that part of the City of Astoria as laid out and record' d by John McClure in Clatsop county, Ore gon. OLOF AXDERSOX, Audtor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. 4 6-8t. NOIICE. Notice is heivby given, that the Com mon Council of the City of Astoria haa declared its determination and intention to improve Irving avenue from the east line of Eighteenth street to the west line of Adair's Port of Upper Astoria as laid out and recorded by John Adair by clearing said street to Its full width of til brush, shrubs and trees of less than 10 inches in diameter, which trees, shrubs and brush shall be removed by slashing the same, and when slashed, removed from said street in a good thorough and workmanlike manner. In matters of detail said improvement plans and specifications therefore to be prepared ly the City Surveyor. That the, costs and expenses of con structing said improvement shall be defrayed by special assessment upon the lots, lands and premises benefitted by the same which said lots, lands and premises are included in the special as sessment district including all lota, ands and premises so benefitted, to-wit: All of blocks 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 and 51 69, 70, 71, 72. 73 and 74; 24, 25, 26. 27, 28 and 29; 38, 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43, all in that part of the City of Astoria as laid out and recorded by John M. Shive- ly, and generally known as Shivcly's Astoria, in Clatsop County, State of Oregon. OLOF ANDERSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. 4-6-8t NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the Com mon Council of the City of Astoria, has declared its determination and intention to improve Bond street from the west line of Ninth street to the east line of Sixth street in the part of the City of As toria, as laid out and recorded by John McClure, and extended by Cyrus Olney. Said improvement shall consist of re moving all the old stringers, sidewalks, planking and grading the street to the sub grade so that when fully improved it will be upon the established grade to the full width thereof, and by con structing a concrete retaining wall along the property line on the north side of the street from the west line of Ninth street to the east line of Sixth street, and on the south side of the street be tween the west line of Ninth street and the east line of Eighth street and the west line of Seventh street and the east line of Sixth street, said retaining wall shall be of sufficient strength and depth to hold the fills made for the sidewalks, and the sidewalk area shall be filled in to the proper grade with dirt, and made compact by puddling the same as filled in and cement sidewalks shall be constructed on each side of the street 8 feet wide, and gutters shall be con structed on each side of the street with catch basin connecting with the sewer at each corner, and the gutters to be given sufficient slope for drainage, and from curb to curb the street shall be macadamized, or filled in with crushed rock to the depth of 12 inches when thor oughly rolled, and with a 12-inch crown in the center, and the portion occupied by the track of the Astoria Electric Company Street Car Line, and to a distance of one foot outside of the rails thereof, shall be constructed by said Astoria Electric Company, at its own expense at the same time the street is improved as aforesaid. That in mat ters of detail said improvement shall be constructed according to the plans and specifications therefore, to bq pre pared by the City Surveyor. ' That the costs and expenses of con structing said improvement shall be de frayed by special assessment upon the lots, lands and premises benefitted by the same, which said lots, lands and premises are as follows, to-wit: Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 in each of blocks 9, 10 and 11, and lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 in CITY ADVERTISEMENTS each of blocks 22, 23, 24, all in that part of the City of Astoria, as laid out aid recorded by John McClure and extend ed by Cyrus Olney, In Clatsop county, Oregon. ' 0L07 ANDERSON1, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. 4-0-8. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the Com mon Council of the City of Astoria has declared its determination and inten tion to improve Duane treet from the west line of Tenth street to the west line of " Sixth street, excepting the crossing at the intersection of Ninth street and Duane street. Said improve ment shall be made by grading said street to the established grade to the full width thereof, and from curb to curb to the sub-grade with a 12-inch crown so that the street will be on the established grade when filled in, or macadamized and by constructing a re taining wall along the property line on the north side of the street between the west line of Tenth street and the east line of Ninth street and the west line of Ninth street and the east line of Eighth street and the west line of Seventh street and the east line of Sixth street for the purpose of holding the fill in grading the sidewalk area and a fill shall be made by puddling the same in a compact form, and cement sidewalks shall be constructed 6 feet wide on each side of the street with a two-foot park space between the edge of the side walk and the curb, and gutters shall be con structed on each side of the street with a catch basin connecting with the sewer at each corner of' the street, and the street shall be filled in and macadamized with crush rock from curb to curb to the depth of 12 inches with a 12-inch crown in the center when thoroughly rolled. In matters of detail said improve- NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the city surveyor and superintendent of streets, and the committee on streets and pub lic ways have filed a certificate of the completion of the improvement of Birch street from the east line of Fifty-second street to the center line of Fifty-third stree, by W. A. Goodin, the contractor in accordance with general ordinance No. 3203, and the contract therefore. That unless objections are made against the same, the same will be accepted by ordinance at the next regular meet ing of the common council. OLOF ANDERSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the city April 12th, 1906 4-12 St.. 4 K0ENESG ASIOEIAW 4) la on Sale in 4 Astoria at J. N. GRIFFIN'S BOOKSTORE. s rjTZDJGER'S NEWS DEPOT, 4 OCCIDENT HOTEL OFFICE, . SCULLY'S CI3AR STORK JOS. 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