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THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY i, igo 3 THE MORNING ASTORIAN Eatabliahed 1873. Published Daily by THlv J. S. DELLINGER COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, per year 17.00 By mail, per month 0 By carrier, per month 63 WEEKLY ASTORIAN. By mail per year, in advance, .f 1.00 Knterd as eoid-elftss matter June 23. 19. at the postoffloe at Astoria, ure- foil, under the act of congress ot Manns, w-Orders for the deltwnng of Thi Mors ...TT .itKAi rantitaiuvl or DUtW Of busioeaa MT b nuuie by postal card or through tele hone. Any Irnsrulantx ta de Uwyahould be mmedUteiy reported to the office of publication. TELEPHONE MAIN 661. Official paper of Clatsop county and the City of Astoria. men were supposed Ui jiitiile ullil jjovein in an educational sense. 000000000000000000 0 WEATHER. 0 0 0 0 Western Oregon and Washing- 0 O ton Fair and warmer. 0 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HER HONOR AT STAKE. The universal wave of human sym pathy that met and responded to the awful disaster that laid San Francisco in ruins and poured the balm and plen titude of its riches at her stricken feet, is receding, and the world stands in the cooler poise of the critic, for the quick analysis of her reception and dis position of the gloriops bounty. It is the way of the world. The broken met ropolis has been accorded limitless praise "or the quiet courage and dignified or- lerliness with which she met the over whelming reverse, and it was her just due. Xow, the moment of excitement and sentiment is passing, and her ca reer will be watched eagerly, and with exacting discrimination, especially in the matter of the handling of the tremen dous gifts that have be.-n made to her. Her honor is at stake. The grafter must be treated with the same precise and prompt extinction that was lately dealt out to the petty, sneaking thieves among her ashes. The big thief is no better than the paltry thief. Pan Francisco is on trial. Her history warrants the belief she vrill come through the or deals that confront her, with unmeasur ed probity and give to the world that befriended her, so exact an accounting of the vast trust, that there will be not even an antom of provable delinquency. The world is censorious, at best in mat ters of business, and this is a business conaern in which the world has abun dant and definite interest. We are back ing the California metropolis against the carking world! o AN ETHICAL MURDER. The other day the superintendent of public schools of the city of Deming. New Mexico, met the superintendent of the county schools of Tuna county, (in which IX-ming lies,) and the two enter ed into an elaborate discussion of the methods pursued by the former officer in the administration of the municipal schools: The argument was of a spir ited nature and culminated in the sud den death of the county superintendent by means of a revolver in the hands of his coadjutor. This is a truly ethi cal episode and the preponderance of proof tends to establish the stability of the city officer's argument in favor of his methods of management. Had the result been rvversed, it must have been conceded that the county official had made good on hi deduction. The re volver as a trenchant point in dispute, is indisputable, so to speak; at least it has the virtue of providing a decision of at least temporary domination and duration. The ethical end of the episode may be safely left to the children these TEMPERS AND TELEPHONES. "You will notice that no allowance made in tie telephone vocabulary fur argiiiiiiMit and deci-iou. The operat tor who answers call and make cornice- tion is not allowed to say unytliini: outride of the prci'ibed p!uao. If you fhul it mwnry to j;o beyond that, ou should ak for the "information," 01 or the chief operator, or the nianiijicr. The witchltoard girl has had in the past to put tip with any amount of insol ence and even brutality from the class of people who, knowing he could not answer back, took advantage of the help lessnes of her position. Happily thi lack of consideration ha largely disap peared, as people get more accustomed to the telephone and realue that when they abuse Central." they are talking to a young woman and a very efficient and long-suffering young woman at that and not merely pouring their wrath out upon a piece of unfeeling ma chinery," The nbove is taken from an article which recently appeared in New York and the universality of its bearing, in eluding Astoria, prompts its reproduc tion in this column of thi paper. The lesson it contain i very wholesome, very applicable right here. Think it over ! 0 EDITORIAL SALAD. Time to buy flower seed. but not at the bargain counter. NOTICE Notice is hereby given, thai the un dersigned, Astoria National Hank of Astoria, Oregon, will offer for fale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder for rash in hand at time of sale at the bank of said Astoria. National Hank, at Astoria, Oregon, on May "th at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, two hundred and ten shares of the capital stock of the Odd Fellow's Land and Building Association, being certi tillcate numlx-re 5 for ten shares; cer tificate numbered 1M for four shares; certificate numbered l.VJ for five share; certificate numbered 157 for five shares; certificate numbered 158 for twelve shares; certificate numbered 221 for three shares; certificate numbered 222 for one share; certificate numbered 244 for sev enteen shares; certificate numbered 215 for 2:1 share; certificate number ed 2tW for twenty share; certificate numbered 273 for twenty shares; cer tificate nutnU'red 275 for forty shares; certificate, numbeivil 208 for .ttpufy shares; certificate numbered 2H! for twenty-six shares, and certificate num bered 304 for four share, or sufficient thereof to satisfy a certain promissory note bearing date of March 25th, 11W4, executed by John Ilahn for the sum of $5000.00 with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annum from date until paid, on which there has been paid interest to September 25th, 1004 leaving due leaving to the unpaid thereon the sum of $5000.00 with interest there on at the rate of seven per cent per an num from the 25th day of September, 1904 until paid. Said sale is made pur suant to a written contract and author ity executed by said John Hahn author izing the undersignd to sell said shares of stock or sufficient thereof to sat isfy said note bearing date March 25th 1904. Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 27th day "of April, 1906. J. E. HICGINS. Cashier. 4-29-10t. Dowie U now said to be bankrupt. In what besides character? Life politely described her as "the lady who travels with Citizen Gorky." Winter has a right to linger in the lap of Spring, but Spring is about ready to take a stroll. 0 No ue trying to restrict the Sponge Trust! It must, by its very nature absorb. If King Alfonso peHsts in his demo cratic idea8, he will soon reach a position where he will be "agin the government." It is said that Henry James "care fully weighs each word before he set it down." rerhaps that's the reason he alw-ays sets it down. Prayed and swore with Eczema suffering Bryan finds the Filipino oppoed to our government, but what would they think of a, real Datto for Tre-idem of the United States? And who shall say that what the sol diers have done in San Francisco L not the most valuable kind of work soldiers ever did? Much sympathy also is due the in surance companies but still, that is what thev are for. A Boston paper conducts a column "A Few Cold Facts About Boston," and yet, curiously enough, it is not devoted to its society women. St. Louis declines to permit any more skyscrapers. It isn't necessary; her citizens know how to raise the roof in other ways. r "Salt Trust makes deep cut in prices" says a new head-line. But prices will probably jump if the salt gets into the cut. Tip the has. ball umpire: Even Niki pch refused to lead the Boston Symph ony Orchestru, unless they would insure his life. 0- Theodore H. Price has told the cotton market that he'll not permit the bears or anybody else to "squeeze May." That sounds chivalrous. But has he consult ed May's wishes on the subject? n We once knew a man who always drew his furnace fire in April And yet applied for a position of trust in a re sponsible buines- house. He is dead now. Pneumonia ! Fraunce's Tavern is now to be trans formed from a hotel to a historic place. Queer that when Washington wanted to bid farewell to his generals he didn't hunt up some historic place instead of just dropping into a tavern. Captain Suffend for Years "North Ablnudon. Mass.. June 19. 1903. For nearly three jears I was a ifreat sufferer with what the doctor called weepinir eczema. I employed doctors and specialists and I grew worse. I bad to walk the floor nights, sometimes praying and sometimes swearing. Anyone who never bad it can' form no Idea how I suffered. The doctors told me I was surterlnK all the tor tures ot bell. 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Capital and Surplus $100,000 I i 4 L a 12 35P 3 That All Important Bath Room You hsve often heard people remsrk "If I were ever to build, I would pis my bath room first and would not put all my money into the parlor with ill It finery." Thst Ii good common scnie tratlmcm, for the bath room U the not important of ill the houiehold. , Wc would like to help you plan your hath room and will gladly quote you r-e on ".MathlMKf Ware, the best ai .toi ani(arv fixtures tiis-ie. J, A. Montgomery, Astoria. 2. Sherman Transfer Co. HENRY 811 ERMAN, Manager uack, Carriage Baggage Checked and Transferred Trucka and Furnltur. Wagona Planoi Moved, Doxed and Shipped. 433 Commercial Street Phone'Main 121 J. Q. A. BOWLBY, Prwld.nt. 0. I. PETERSON, Vioe-Preaident r"RANK PATTON, CaahUir. J. W. GARNER, Aaaiatant Caahlar. Astoria Savings Bank Capital Paid In 1100,000. Burplna and Undivided Profit ltf,0QO. TraDaacta a General Banking Buaineai. Intereat raid on Time DepoilU '68 T.nth 8trt, ASTORIA, OREGON. ASTORIA IRON WORKS JOIINI FOX, rre.. and Bnpt. A. L. FOX, Vice Tret. F L BISHOP. Secretary ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK, Treaa Designers and Manufacturers of THE LATEST IMPROVED a Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Foot of Fourth Street The MORNING ASTORIAN 65 CTS. PERiiWIONTH Astoria's Best Newspaper V