The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 29, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt THE MORNING ASTOIUAX, ASIOJUA, OREGON. 1 UESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1007. THE MORNING ASTORIAN EftJbllihed 1875. Published Daily Except Monday by TIL J. S. DELLIMGEK cOMPAHY. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, per yer f7.00 By carrier, per month 10 WEEKLY ASTORIAH, mail, per year, in adTnce..1.00 Entered at itcond-elua muter Jul v SO, t the potofflc at Astoria. Or fon, aider Uie act of Congress ot March 1, 1ST. EVOnlera for tae AtHnrmt of Thi Moan Of vsmmiAV to elUwr rakfeuw or plac ot bualixaa nar tn made by poatal card or ttvroogit Merhona. Any Irregularity tn de ilTery should be lOuaeuiately reported to U office of pobUoatioa. TELEPHONE MAIN 661. tbe City of Astoria. Official paper of Clatsop county and BE HOME TOMORROW, Received from Sheriff M. R, Pomeroy Yetttrday. JMionn ji. . t'onii'ioy, who ion this i lty on Tliui'Aliiy lust for Salem ami Si'allU- in ti niiittcr f'ihi' ill' WEA1HER. Western Washington, West ern Oregon Rain or snow, and slightly warmer. Eastern Oregon Rain or snow. Eastern Washington, Idaho Snow; slightly warmer. THE ADROIT ENEMY. Experience has proven the almost in superable tasks of successfully regu lating railroads. The very govern ment of the country is not more nice ly poised in the law, nor better found ed in the art of preparedness, than these colossal combines. Their legal servants are better paid and the study cf evasion, clrcumlocatlon and final defiance of restrictive law, the In variable code laid down and most faithfully pursued by those same ser vants. They are not standing for Jus tice, for equality before the law; that is a mere fragment of the work laid out for their attorneys. The cold, unscrupulous, critical negation of law Is the first principle of their legal de partments, and the successful ser vant there, Is the cherished factor, as well as the best paid, in all the al minlstrative propaganda of these im mense and arrogant concerns. Never in all our history was the truth of David Dudley Field's aphor ism, "We have too much law," more keenlv natent than at this hour The only refuge the Oregon legis lature has, is In the framing of a loss, will have sharp bonrini; upon n icrtuln number of transactions of this sort In thU county, since tho forms I Word iiml prove? eniplo.wd tn nil tho counties of the stnto. In this behalf, are practically Identical: and It will be up to Clatsop to refund, on tin' spot, such sums of money as she may nave received for the final sale of any rest of t Hoy l'ox. on n charge of such properties as she may have ae-1 murder In the ltlam he ay case, uml U u I red at previous tax-sales, by "out- who is nw 1 Seattle, wired his oil! bidding" someone else. The tlndinjts yesterday ut noon (o the following ef of Judge OatenlHln are very plain and feet: "Meld up on account of papers are based solely upon the constitution- not buck befere Wednesday." ai and statutory prohibition against It seems that when Sheriff Smith counties, as such, figuring us competl-1 placed Roy l'ox In the Seattle Jail tive buyers nt such sales. Property I the first of last week, the prisoner In under sale for tax delinquencies may I (Heated his perfect willingness to n become the property of a county. In I turn to Astoria and n telegram wa an equitable sense, only when they sent to Sheriff Pomeroy on Wednesday were taken by the county In default to that effect; but since then, Kox. at of any other bid for them; and upon someone's suggestion, has changed his this hypothesis alone, may she pass mind and demanded a formal hearing her equity along to some one else, before Governor Meade. This was by subsequent deed. The ruling Is granted yesterday, but what tho re genuine upon "s face, though it U suit was Is not known here. It Is quite likely to cause some confusion for a probable, if Fox fails to move the gov time, or until those Interested shall I ernor to refuse extradition papers In have sought and received eompensa- the case, he may Invoke the Interven tlon for the errors committed in mis-1 tlon ef tho habeas corpus statute and construction of the terms of the law fight for his liberty along that lln of 1901. I And. again, he may not move the gov- o I ernor In tne premises and the papers THE ASTORIA MERGER. may have been Issued forthwith, af ter yesterday's hearing, and he will There Is hope abroad hero that the come In with Sheriff Pomeroy tomor- merger of all the civic bodies and in- row tluences of the city in one organic, There Is some "hocus-pocus" afoot active, new-blooded chamber of com-1 In this matter; everybody here Is con merce, will redound to the good of vlnce.l of It. It Is said that sometime the whole community. It is wise and ago Governor Meade requisitioned a healthful, and a sign of the common Party in Oregon fer some minor of realization that SOMETHING Ml'ST f,,"o and that Governor Chamberlain BE DONE if Astoria Is to get what l" account of the alleged paucity of is due her and she U to swing Into evidence In the ease, declined to ox- the van of progressive Oregon. One I tradlte the party. This offended the uig. live, autnoniauve Institution Is 1 '"'i magistrate ot tne r.vorgmvi worth a dozen, meagre, segregated. I State and he made a reservation at counter-acting agencies, because the the time that may be best expressed larger, single organism may speak, about this time, in his refusal to pass and think and act for the city In a l"tf. iasnion mat carries welgnt and makes repuieu story or being en- way ana operates by the card of nub- ageu in mis city in vaudeville, is 1 lie desire and public opinion. We hope laughed at broadly here by peopi the affiliated bodies will get right down "bout the theatre, and was, at the to business, ascertain the civic wants, time of the recent Inquest, when h 1 agree on the most essential, and go was 9ont for t0 the Star theatre. after them determinably, as other cities do, and decline to take "No" as an an- ORIGINAL. swer in any matter. As the leading F'y & Co., Chicago, originated paper In the lower Columbia country. Honey and Tar as a throat and lung we will be right behind them In the remeJy' and 0n aec"""1 f the great fight and cheerfully aid the scrap and merlt and Popularity of Foley's Hon glory In Its winning, for whatsoever ey and Tar' many lmltatlons ar of It may be. There has heon fn rnh fered for the genuine. These worth temporizing and far too little Inde pendent, snappy, communal self-as serUon and activity, and the ratios have got to change about for the im mediate and actual good of the city and county. 0- DONE BY DEED. Alleo J. RadclIlT et lis to Pan J. Melnnls, lot a, block 12, WiiiTOiiton Add to Astoria....! 200 T. It. Morrison and wife to J. P. Ulid, lots 5, 8. and 12. block 3. l,ong III unt il J. P. lllrd and wife to J. W. Reeves, lots 6, 8, l and 12, block 3. Long llranch I I.. Seward and wife to Alex and William Fl'edel Ickson, lot I, block 3:1. New Astoria ., M0 Samuel MuClure and wife to ltretnner Logging Co., section al lands In Clatsop county... . 12.E.0O Same to same, .Ni of N K l- Section 28-7-9 1 timed W. Greene to Roger H. Greene, power of attorney, general Moses Toltenen and wife to Peter Juntunen, lots 33 and St. block 3. Taylor's Astoria... 2,00 R. H. Greene and wife to IV der Glmre, lot 1, block 14, Mo Clure'a Astoria 1,300 Max Pelan and wife to Henry Slml, lot , block 35. Shlvely's Astoria 1.075 M Si Mi i' Wiaa Counsel from the South. "I want to gtva somo valuable ad vlct to thoae who suffer with lame back and kidney trouble," says J. R. Hlankenshlp, of Reck. Tenn. "I have proved to an absolute certainty that r.iecinc Hitters win positively cure this distressing condition. The first bottle gave me great relief, and after taking a few more bottles, I was com pletely cured; a0 completely that It becomes a pleasure to recommend this great remedy." Sold under guaran tee at Chas. Rogers' drug store. Price 50c. less Imitations have similar sounding names. Beware of them. The gen uine Foley's Honey and Tar Is In a yellow package. Ask for It and re fuse any substitute. It Is the bcrt remedy for coughs and colds. T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug Store. COURT HOUSE NEXT. ROUND DANCE FRAUD. Before the coming week shall wind out its final hour, the new court house will be turned over to the people, com plete, one of the finest edifices, tne best planned, In all Oregon. It statute at once constitutional and foii, IMr , . . is a pleasant thing to contemn ate. and it is hoped nothing will Inter LOS ANORLKS, Jan. 2G. Jockey Kent ,'inri Trninor f, for Clatsop county will, in all prob-wltn the .taW of ' ' n, ability, be fully and finally contracted Lot Park, have been ruled off the turf for and the Initial day's work done In the for fraud in connection with the run- big premise. Ten months later, or on nlng of the horse Round Dance in n December 1, the handsome structure race on January S. From all accounts me evmence snows mat Kent was and ' - '" '" " """" won at a long price, while Kent rode the favorite, Suzanah, which finished Always Remember the Fu3 Name If .axative "Tablets Curd (a Cold in OAd Day Cure Crip in Two Days Tho Kind You lluvo Always Hought, nntl which Imi boon in uno for ovor 00 yotirn, lmn homo tho nljfiwtiiro of - nntl Im lM'oii niiulo under iiN r i&Ji-,, ""i"1 miorvlMhm nlnoo It.i lnntitcy, , tfcA4U Allow no 0110 todewlvo you In this. All Counterfeits Imitation midSTiit-J!-gtHHl"!irA but KxpcrlineiiU that trllfo with ntid endanger tho lieulth of IiktUnts and Chlldroii-lperloiteo ft(rtllrtft Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cfitorh in a hnnnloHS ubntltuto for Castor Oil. Pnre gorlc, I)rom nud Hoothlnir Hyrupa. It In lMeiumnt. It contutn neither Opium, Morphlno nor other JKnreotlo ubstanee. Km ntro lit 1U guamntiHs It dontroy Vrnt and allays FoverUhnesa, It cure I)larrhaii and Wind Colic. It relieve Teethlnfr Troubles cure CotiMlpatloii and Flrttulenoy. It aHliullAU tho FtMid, reiftilaten tho Htomueh and liowela, jrlvlnir healthy ami nattinU sleep. Tho Chlldren'n Panacea-The Mother' Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYi Boars the Signaturo of The Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. tN eitiraun oohnnv, ?t mumnav tmttr, mcw von it. on every box. 25c 35SBE&B9BSSBS3BO BLANK BOOKS! Full line of regular blank books. Orders solicited for loose leaf books, card indexes, and supplies for same. Office fixtures and supplies. Specjal prices on quan tities. E. A. Higgitts Co., srec ICSSOHM TO ,1. N- okii-tin BooUh Music Stationery ASTORIA THEATRE, Wednesday Thurs. Nights, Jen. 30 anil 31 THE BEAUTIFUL FAIRY EXTRAVAGANZA Mosaic-ally simple In its text, as to be beyond the reach of false Interpreta tion; turn it loose and await the In evitable defeat. It may pass a re ciprocal demurrage law, and create a commission to apply it with all rig orous justice; but the railways will overmatch It by some miserable expe dient that may cost them millions. The cost is nothing to them so long as an offending law is made inoperative, In effective, innocuous. They will meet a demurrage edict by simply saying to the shipper, "Yes, we'll give you a car, instantly, aud carry your stuff to the end of our lines, and no further; we must keep our cars In our own ter ritory in order to meet this demurrage ! regulation, and you muat arrange for the trans-shipment of your freight on the lines beyond; we are not exchang ing business now; it's up to you to see your stuff through; we will not even route it for you." And the ship per will be Infinitely worse off than ever, but the railway people will be within the statute, and they can maintain themselves, while the people are seeking new remedies for the evil they, themselves, have wrought, and losing incalculably every hour. The people have been far too gener ous with the railways. They have given over the forces of commercial law to them utterly, and they are be ginning to realize and recognize, the enemy they hav debllerately enemy the have deliberately equipped to undo them. vene to disparage, delay nor deprecate the real advantage of having, and us ing, this sorely needed adjunct, with in the contracted limit. o EDITORIAL 8 A LAD. third. Kent denies thiil Round Dance. he owiifd CARRIE NATION certainly smashed a hole In t'ie bar rooms of Kansas, but Kall.ird's Hore hound Syrup has smashed all records as a cure for coughs. Bronchitis, In fluenza and all Pulmonary diseases. T. C. H , Horton, Kansas, writes: "I have never found a medicine that While Senator Tillman Is willing would cure a cough so quickly as Hal- to apologize for hU own follies, he lard's Horehound Syrup. I have used reserves the right to withhold his en- it for years." Hart's drug store. dorsement from any legislative prop osition to gna rt-nned gold or white- There Is no excuse for doubt that wanu uie negro. Kenator fiuegenhelm can afford to o serve the public Interests in the Unit- Re-elected by a vote of more than eJ Sate senate, regardless of cost. two to one against him, Senator Bai ley of Texas appears to vindicate his Purity Is our watchword. Selecting conduct and to Justify all the con- onlv tne choicest herbs and roots fidence which even his creditors re-1 known to pharmacists. No spirits or pose in him. "DEAD HORSE" SALES. The decision handed down by Judge Gantenbeln, of the Multnomah circuit court, declaring the sales of land for delinquent taxes, In cases where the county has appeared, and operated, as the "highest bidder," In their acqui sition, to be utterly void and value- At the same time it must be ad mitted that Governor Swettenham was rational In his reasoning that the fir ing of a salute from relief ships Is not the first need of a community buried by an earthquake. o If the correct statistics could be ob tained, it would doubtless be learned that Alton B. Parker makes less money advising corporations than W. J. Bryan does by advising private citi zens. o The next shock in Jamaica will be central in London with severity enough to shake Governor Swettenham loose from his job. harmful drugs. Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea is purity itself. 33 cents, Tea or Tablets. For sale by Frank Hart. The shrewd railroad operators prob ably calculate that by cutting off their newspaper advertising for a time they will be able to handle their business without so much embarrassment. GRAND MASK BALL BY SONS of HERMANN I 1211 FOARD ft STOKES HALL GRAND PRIZES '" -' ' : THE I IXEEiS" 66 By W. A. Milne, author of "Aladdin" etc. Given by home talent. Rehearsed by the author 250-Young' Ladies and Childrtn in the Cast-250 All in grotesque and beautiful costumes, representing Pixies, Brownies, Goblins, Insects, Pickaninnies, Monkeys, Fairies, Butterflies, Flower Girls Pages, Amazon Guards, Japanese Maidens, Yankee Doodle Girls, Etc. , ' Under the auspices of Ladies Guild of Episcopal Church. Two hours of Fun and Frolic in Fairyland, where all is Gauze and Glitt music, Love and Flowers. er, Prices, 25, 50 and 75 cents. Seats on sale at the Box Office beginning Tuesday, January 29. 4