THURSDAY, JANUARY i, ioo.
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, AS'JOIUA. OREGON.
8
CATAHRH YIELDS,
.To BeAltiur Air of Hyomel Sold Under
Guarantee bv T. F. Laurin.
Catarrh it the most prevalent dlne
known to humanity. Probably 00 per
cent, of t1u people in tlilt country tulTor
t ono time or amtiir wllli tliU com
It I a (win disease and hour can lie
oiiied only by tome method Hint will
iwh mi. I deatroy th germ.
ThU It Wt found lu Hymnal, whluh
may I called tli direct method of treat
iiijf catarrh, as lu medication, taken In
with the, air you breathe, jtoe directly
to every air tell In tin no, throat nd
lut-,gl kill all catarrhal germi Jicli
th Irritated niuooui ineiiibran arid
vitalise the tUtue .to to render
wUitIi no lunger xll)l.
The unique way In which Hyomel U
old should dispel all doubt m to it
curative properties, for T. F. Laurin
tflv lilt absolute guarantee to refund
the price to any catarrh eulferer that
WyoiM'l faailat to benefit. You do not
rlk a ont In Uwtlng IU healing power.
Mlwt offer could le more fall to you
t)um )u. vW a leadlnir ilrnuilil takea
all the rlk of Hyoitwl giving tatkfao-
lii.n. mid leave you to be th Indira.
The Union IVlllo railroad, a llarrt-
man concern, rjMrt a net profit of
more than 24,oi)ii,0(iO for the pat yeart
the IHIl line In Washington nlona laid
away m.ii than $I9.0uo,i00 In net profit
during the aame time, and yet "re
trenchment and reduction of wagee I
the try coming from corporation head
quarter every day.
Sank Foolithness,
"When attacked by a cough or a cold,
or when your throat 1 turn, It i rank
foollthnet to take any other medicine
Mian Dr. King' Now Discovery," lay
C. O. EUridga, of Empire. On. "I have
wfd Xw PUcovery ecven year and I
know It la the bet remedy on earth for
cough and cold, croup, and all throat
and lung trouble. My children are anb
Ject to croup, but New Discovery quick
ly cure every attack." Known the world
over a the King of throat and lung rem
edict. Bold under guarantee at Chaa.
Roger' drug ator lore, ftOe and 1.
Trial bottle free.
WOULD END GRAFT
Heney Wants to See Corporations
Out of Politics.
BROADER CHARTERS FAVORED
Will Rciume Hunting Municipal Graft
er In San FrinclKo After FlnUhlng
Oregon Land Fraud Cae Comment
on Senator Fulton' Ute of "Court eiy"
KBW YORK, Jan. 1. Frand J,
Honey, noted I rum coast to count a
fearlc protestor- of municipal graft-
era, waa lit New York City on hi way
from n Interview with the Prldent
and the attorney-general at Washing
ton to Tucaon, Aria. Mr. Heney I the
man who prosecuted city thieve In 8n
Francisco and of land (fraud people in
regon and mot of the other atate
which had an puhllo land left to (teal.
After trying a civil can In Tucaon,
Mr. Heney proceed to. lortland, Ore.,
where, on January 13, be will proerut
the caae agalnat ex-Untted ate At
torney John It Halland ex-Repreaen
tatlva in Oongrta Blnger Ilermnnn, who
wa alto a commlttloner of the general
land office In Oregon. When Mr. ITeney
wa In Washington a prea diapatoh
from there reported that ha had another
llg flh in the net which he waa going
to haul when ha reached Oregon. lie
waa atked about thin
'I (aid nothing -which would juitlfy
swh a report," ald Mr. Fleney, "but
o much ha been written about It I
thall be glad of thl opportunity to ex
plain how the reported originated. When
John II. Tlail wa removed from hi
office aa United Statea attorney, the
court appointed me temporarily. Then
Pratident Roosevelt appointed W. C
Ilrtttol, who appointment never
haa been confirmed by the Senate. The
President first made that appointment
get from publlo utllltiea corporation,
it would le to weakened that It would
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No. 0 and 28 ran from Atoria to Clataop Beaoh via Ft. 6tevtm. No. It
run from Portland to AtorU and Clattop Beach direct. No, 24 rune from
Portland to Aatorla only. No. SO runt from Attorla to Clataop Beaoh direct.
Not. 21. 2fl and 20 run via Ft Steven. No. 23 run from Clataop Beach to
Aitoria and Portland direct Addition' train will be ran from Aatorla. to It
Steven and return on Sunday, leaving Attorla 11:30 a. m., arrive Ft Steveai
Z:M p. m. Returning leave Ft 8tvn 8:00 p. m., arrive Atwria i:o p. aa,
Train marked run dallv) f Telegrapn atattona.
CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all trana-oontlnental llnea. At Oobk,
with Norttiam Paclfle Railway Co. At Attorla with ateamer for 8n Franoiaol
and Tillamook and Ilwaeo Railway A Navigation Co.' boat and railway.
Through ticket old to and from all point In the Out and Europe. For
further particular apply to, R. It JENKINS,
, Gen, Ft 4 Paaangr. Agt,
ASTORIA. OREGON.
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Commencing December 1st 1907,
AND CONTINTJINO DAILY 30 DAYS. '
ThU rata wtQ entltlisengert to touritt aocommodationa
Inly.
ly. BertU in ; tourlat eleeper from Portland to
Chicago .
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THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS
Leave Portland "daily for Chicago without change via th Oregon
Short Llna," Union Paolfla nd Chicago and Northweatern. ' Aooom
modatlon equal to th belt, The shortest and quiokeat' route be
tween Portland and the East. Through tlcketa to and from all
point la Europe. 0 w ROBERTS, Agent,
. 0. R. fc N. Dock.
about two year ago and ha renewed It
at the beginning of each rce and each
tetthm. The appointment wa referred
to the judiciary comrnfttce of the Senate
and tpecwlly contldered by a ub-com-nilttce
contlttlng of Kciitor Fornkcr,
Kutrelgs and Cullieriioii.
"Mr, Brlttol wa oppowd befora thit
(iib-oommlltea by Kenator Fulton, of
weon, who, mideratand, brouirht
charge egalntt Ur. llrlttol, and I ex
amlncd, found to lie bncle, and liave
explained to the tub-committee. How
ever, that tiib coiiimlttce never haa re
ported favorubly, Mr. llrlttol' name.
"1 may have mid in tlilt connection
In Waahlngfon, and I tay to you now,
that all of the Important people 'ho
nave txwn implicated In the Oregon land
fraud are friend of Senator Fulton.
Therefore, It appear whlimical to me
that Senator Fulton thould through the
terrlflo power of Senatorial eourtety be
ablo to dofeat the conflrmatlon of Mr.
IlrMol, who ia capable of making it
impleaaant for the yel unconvicted land
thieve of Oregon."
Mr. Heney waa atked about the mu
nicipal graft prosecution in fian Fran-
cluvv
"I hope to dote up thote Orejron eate
with Mr. Brlttol In two or three weeke'H
time and then aliall return to San Fran
claeo and continue my part In the work
there againtt municipal grafter."
"Did the failure to convict Ford In
Sun Franclaco discourage yonf
"Not In th leat,H anwered Mr.
Heney. "The leader' of that Jury-not
the foreman, you will undemtand,, but
Ha actual leader a the San Frn
dtco repreeentntlve of the Mutual Life
Inturane Company of your city. I am
given to underttand that no on aeao
elated with th Mutual life Inturance
Company of your city could be expected
to over exert himtelf for the conviction
of a grafter.
"However, there were special clreum
staneet whhh very much favored Mr.
Ford, nit waa one of the catet where
the rcprctcnlativ of a corporation warn,
you mlj;lit almot tay, the victim of a
graft ayttem. Pemonally, he it a charm
ing man and ha a hot of warm friends.
Tlieae fact cannot but Influence a jury."
"Will you call upon Abraham Ruef
at a wltno to aid you In your (further
graft prosecution r
Mr. neney tmllcd.
"If I had made up my mind on that
point I thould not care to expose my
purpose at tlilt time. There arc tome
very undclmble citlrcns who are eager
to know our puqiooo in that respect
I have Abraham RuePa a worn state
ment, as his testimony might affect all
of thote againtt whom we have pro
duced indictments, but Reuf has not
lie'cn entirely frank with us. We have
an expreiou down in Arlaona about
playing both ends against the middle.
"Are you willing to give an opinion on
the general cause of municipal graftt"
"All the more willing because it seems
to me the cause it the tame and the
result it the tame In nearly every large
American city. It it the combination
of public utilities corporation at one
end of (he tocial scale and organized
vice at the other end against the inter
ests of good government. Those in
terests combined to support bosses who
will givo them a government which will
sell privilege to one which will sell pro
tection to the other.
"Of ooiime, so far us the corporations
are concerned, a great deal can be said
at to their being the victims of a graft
system which they do not originate)
which they would he glad to be rid of.
But the fact is there and they act upon
those facts. Now the remedy, in my
opinion, eo far aa the special privilege
people go, is to put all corporations ask
lug privileges out of politics. That can
tie done, nnd has been done, in the case
for instance of the Boston Gas Corpora
tion. '
"In my opinion, every public utilities
corporation should be a monopoly. I
would start that 'way. Then I would
plainly set forth in the character or
franchise of each public utilities corpo
ration 'nil of its rights and privileges,
it limitaions and its duties. That would
take it out of politics. There would be
nothing in politics for it to gain, and
the politicians would not threaten It
because their threats would be laughed
at
"If you do not give your gas com
pany, for instance, a monopoly and let
a rival dig up the streets and lay pipes,
you invite them both to bid for privi
leges and at the same time you invite
the .municipal government to threaten
with a loss of privilege. ' No' corpora
tion wantt to be In politic for the sake.
6f playing politic. ' ' 1
"The game la aa repugnant to a man
who la president of a corporation a it
would be to him If he 'were not. I mean,
of course, the graft end of the game. The
charter, or franchise, of a corporation
could provide the methods by which the
peice of anything the corporation sells
might bo ifrom time to time adjusted
and adjusted In such a way that there
would be no chance for threats on one
side or bribes on the other.
"As to organized vice, If It were de
prived of the sympathy and aid It now
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE, KY. iNDUr,n NEW YORK.N.Y
become a comparatively simple police
problem."
A C Mr. no Solomon.
A blind street musician, reports a
CHiIueae nowsptiiK-r,. f lood ou the shore
of a river, puzzled how to cross tlie
stream. He Implored 11 u oil den lor wbo
hapixwd to conic along to aasitt him
The oil dealer bud pity on the uclples
man. took li'.w ou bis shoulders, gave
him bis money bag to hold and carried
!iLw across. When he deposited his bur
den on th other euoro the blind man
refused to return him his money bag,
raised 0 noUe nnd declared that the
money was bis property. The matter
came before the judge, aud each man
aald ou oath that the niouey belonged
to him. Tbo Judge Anally ordered the
bag of money emptied Into a water
tank, und then suddenly announced
that the oil dealer was the owner.
When asked for the reason for his de
cision, he declared that the money of
the oil denier must certainly show
traces of hla business, and, Indeed, on
the surface of the water traces of oil
were fowid.
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EL B. PAKKXS, . ; E. P. PASSES,
Proprietor. Manajer.
Astoria '" Oregosi
Sherman Transfer Co.
HEKEY SHEBMASr. Manager
Hack. Carriage Baggaga Cheeked and Trans f erred Truck and FomitaM
Wagon Pianoa Moved, Boxed and Snipped.
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Our i
isurance Deparfmenf
WANTED
the name and address of
the man who(asserts that a
Standard Equitable Policy
would be of no value to
him.
' That is the man who
needs to be seen by an
enlightening EQUITABLE
Agent
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COMMERCIAL ST;
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ASTORIA, OREGON