The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-04
TO THE MAN WHO PACKS IT.

Although there may be some cannery-
men In the country who know how to run
newspapers, It does not necessarily follow
that there are newspaper men who know
now TO run canneries, and experiences
teaches us that there 10 no rebuff so cas-
ily or so quickly bred as the one that
Follows an attempt to teach man how
to conduct his own business. Nor do
we propose at this time to do more than
throw out few hints to the salmon
packers Of this river, which are rendered
solely that the reforms indicated may
accrue to their benefit and the benefit
Of Astoria and the state Of Oregon a,
large. 1.-THE education Of the consumer
Is progressing, and 1t is because we be,
iieve that the Education of the pro-
vider' should always keep little ahead,
that we address ourselves today to the
men on whose prosperity depends In a
great measure the prosperity Of every
resident Of this city.
How any body Of business men with the
quick wit necessary to have built up a
large and lucrative trade could delib.
erately stand out against organization
20 long as the salmon packers have done
has always been a source of surprise to
great many people. Though attempt
after attempt has been made to bring the
industry under one head, they have al,
ways failed completely. AS far as We
can learn the reasons for these failures
have senerally been OF the most trivial
description, levet trending, on any serious
point Of difference, or bringing forth any
argument or obstacle that by tact ana
effort could not have been swept away
In a moment. With all the history Of the
canned goods in other states before them,
with all the excellent results Of organi- |
nation hold up to them from twenty |
different localities, how Is It that the |
object has not yet been accomplished |
It is because the few level headed men
who have labored for years, giving their
time and money cheerfully to the fur
sherance OF this object. have, we regret
to say, only labored systematically. They
have, Il Ia true, sown good seed, but II
has not been cared for by systematic and |
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