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8anetruitcn.
Winnciutas @cneralabpufat pil tort.
irttc aampen | &aibimston.
Smtcritatc~ 2ommisTonen

Ger iremfommer flere % ilere 0ing
MOB Sernbanernes SommenIlItling.
Wtan mener, at @iioernsr San CAN'T
bar moohlget geisg AZ screenings
mGtb, Der bite bam ct greo IRA
Staaltrltiter, boori Oct iorbpoes al
~eitertomune Orores poa garer, meo.
mInore oiSie ailerroes ira Gbicugo I'll
Suiainabperne meo 8urlington-Sa.
rrn. 9ortbern locific bar glort in
Ct Saul & Slliitb 9ioiiionen til Ell
"interitnte line" SiteOetfor ierit at
aigipe Tasiagerer / Duluth gddr SrPs
rene til Superior, iaa Eerioner, lonl
reiier ira 5pilingbpcrne til Steoer
REQ Ben sore Gnoe al 9ofe Superior,
maa gaa gjeuncm 70 Stater. Nttors
nep General 9ougIns anier bette for
Ell ar9rfelie al Be Setingeller, ntoer
bpilfe Staten Weimteiota tiaoo, at
Duluth 9aner bleu ioIgt til Nortbern
Eacific. Nnn bar giOrt Serubme-
commissioner opnprflom paa DOR
boloet; men Sen bar itteT foretoget.
@uper1er 8on Can't oenter at iinoe
observation-disclosures &apport paa lit
@oro, nnar ban fonnrer biem.
Sam oil faa oen trpft oa onl6elt til
observation-disclosures, og oerefter
oil ban lnmnctfaIoe 2e9islaturen I'll
Ell grtraieSiion for at Den fan optrPoe
/ Sageu ~peorerenoe SSer1tbmeian-
menillrtltingen og ligeleoes tn9e Sfdt-
teforboloerle / Eieipn. 8upernpr Ban
Can't og attornep General Douglas
CT tilireo8 meb Wsoet / SeIella. 9e
~op1raae0e mere eto &c penteoe, glt-
tornep @enemlen refer rul til @uih-
ington for at begpnoe Sag moo
Nortbern Securities 50. / Soreneoe
StoterS Seielteret.
commissioner fcr Giacts Mellem-
bnroel pil boIoe Msoe / Chicago
SnSbaa oen Soc Sonumr % uooper
- manife / Here Tiger. Anleoningen
til Wfsoet er geppaeIien moo Gort).
ern Securities Gomponps Sorieg paa
at imelte ian1memn til Ct Spltem De
ire ganer Nortbern Tucific, Great
Rortbern 90 burlington. &onmis'
iionen aater at in6faloe Sunbreoer al
Siorer, 5eriblnnot oe leoetoe Sern-
hnnemGno un0t ON / 2aroet. Pile
Sernbnnemagnater / geiten er inc.
ltepute, % noar commissioner er
iGroia meo Dem, bill sen reiie til Tem
9orf og tage @an Street-W proene
for Jig.
) Ell aorreipon0ance ira 8ulbing-
ton heoer oct, ar oct iipr er SpsrgS-
maalet ON 6ugttafsterne, JON fol
belpieS. Man oil umoerisge, ON
Sernbareiamnen lIutninger bar bapt
nogen SrbflpoeIie paa Safsterne og
oen alninbelige Sraiif eaer ei. st
0teolem al commissioner nbtaIer,
at ben lGll9e bar tpnft pao al rore.
tnge Ell iaaoon llnocrisgeIf, OF at
fun Srpgten for, at oens Srogriben
fitroe uirfe 6oritprrclie, bar bolot Ben
tilhage.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Dill appellere.
Vetcr Eupcrs Sag nil blue inonnfct
for Spberalretten.

Teter ToperS Sagisrere Tiger, at
Soreneoe Staters 9onwrer 2ofrerts
a~ieroeIie / Sngen angaaenoe Ereie.
r~elceaftier / Hortbern Facific Sdnen
Ifal appelleres I'll ben isoerale Net /
Ct. Souis. 5 line Gomsprgnisier
fomnner CONNER Sodren meo nogle
mGrfelige S9mtnger. Sernbnrefor-
poraticucr tom luoirefte fife gisre,
buao Sopen iorbp0er Dem al gisre ot.
rette. og fslgelig err Sommenillltnino
al Iigeisben6e % fonfiirrerenoe Gin.
jer ulooiig. Wen aonflIrrenee fan
binoreS uoen Sammeliliitrrina AZ
@aneipitener. "9aar De iomme Ser.
Toner eier ale eQer nGiten ale Aftier
/ Nortbern Yacific % 8reat Rortbern
9anerne, fan leg life ifisnne," Tiger
ban. "ut oct er nsooenoig az oprette
et eget aofnponi bare meo oct. ,Sor.
maal al bortifaffe aorturrenee. Wfan
fan gisre oct u0er e. iaaouut Gum.
lag San ii9ter her I'll 0ortberu
SecurJtieS SO. vt DC lamme Yerio-
ner eier be ileite eler ole slftler /
beage ganerne. erflprer ban life for
uIooliat. % ran ampoer belIer life,
at Der err noaet ulopliat /, al oisie
Bcrioner unogaar at ifaSe boeranore
eieunem aoufurrence, Zen enc Hnpn
haffer 10 life Sinene no plaoSen an.
Den. 0pia 8oreneoe Staiers 3sieite.
re, fommer iii iamme Reiultot iom
Donmer 9odren. riI fife mesei barr
uluoet pes oen gepeselie. iam mi er
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

i~friften ~Soecfhcr" (tiliammerD. og
be eIegarrte Beers anar no puo. al
@ngIon0 on Sc SorcneSe Stdter bsr
itao 9oit og Brat mco barnoen /
arig og / Sreo. Gigtet er gt orient.
ligt SrIerbrcp ira Sobn 9ua til 0tii5
Columbia. ~ Dc inrisreroe Gro, bun
iaar bore, 9igr pit Su0trDf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
porto Rioo.
eeaislatnrsu aabncs. - Gens Stp'
Ter. - Au0rc Wcobelclier.

@uuerner SurtS guolfGb bIeo oen
2oeu Sanlar oplGTt Tor Oet "a Tor
iantleoe 2~e0iSlatur. I'll 2ofale brn1
tcs 9heutrct Sopeoitdoen Sm Slldn.
Quaninqeu par oucriplot. 9roltabet
lrfsniteoe 9eglslontreu meo OenS Ar
beioe / 1901. Zen moisrte ol 6rl
hanoel nteo Be 6oreneoe Stater Vi.
Sere iiaer @uuerner 6rmt ! 1T Suo.
fab: $40 % lilireoSbco rauoer paa
0ortp Nico. Der er Here Sfoler
,~yernburer bpgges Gems Sanoel er
iors1et. lloierielcu er bIeoen ltsrre,
4~aerbrugct er blepct %lenucuoe; Se'e
CT 6paeoe. og @ieIo aTbetaIeS. 10
leronoe er bleuen nlminoeIig Oh garrle
5trioiQle0er gadr ! 9lcnmebogeft
Sfulcrne.
! @ar5rapporten mcooeles, at Der
er $50 Sfoler paa Gen at 93i SG.
rere oa 2rrerinoer drbeioer | Dem %
at De lsecS al $4,000 9ern. - npe
Sfolehuie er bpggeoe. 100 Horto'
rtcancre qoor paa SfCle / De 6%oreneoc
Stater.
Snotrgterne bar ootset on Zen
rnuoer mi oper en- Sum pad benpeo
TO Ntinioner Dollars.
@uuernsr 6lnt aubefaler en- Cm
ar6eioelie al Dc fonmuuaIe SoOe San
iorbnger life nogen 6orbsieIie al
oeu ulmin0elige Sfat, men piI, al gp
ifatten iful iorrge5 ira X til I Fro,
cent. 1erintoo onbeialer ban, at
Statten pan II. Sm.nter "a Bar
INNER fol iorbeieS; Seiifltteu ifal
upre 1 Solar Tor boer ootsen Mtluo.
SaDnen peo Soa Sian bsr iurbeores
% GenS 9ope b6r ~1iennemies Al en-.
aonlmlSiion.
Zen ! aUilerne aOifiuig omtalte
S%ontiaqo Sgleias ION err Neoleu
al the american Decoration OF 9lbor
nGpnes ogiGa. Zen lite 0ecenlber
bleu ban Ssnt til 3 anr o. 4 YfaI
neoers 6Gngiel. ioroi ban ognnui
treSe Ar5eioerue til at lutte iig lam
men bpilfet al Gcrisbeoel poa Borto
&ico falotes for SammenloPrgelie.
8uuernpren grtber anieorangen I'll
n u0bGpe, oi Geus SoDe er meget
metDoige % III OmnrbeioeS. ".
ter nnerifmife 9esreber gioroe SgIe
has iia life ifpIoig ! rOseu 9rsOa.
men grf inlot loolJg irem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Iasiaduietts Sesislatmr ior t9O

iummentruaote ben lite Sdular. Sc
natet beitaar al 33 ReptbIItanere %
I 1emofrater. hpiltet CT Ell tSor.
sgefie al , ! Be repu5lifanite Asco-
lemmers Sal iammenlignet med lor'
rige Sesi$latur.N ) Suict er 100
&episbIltdnere. y Gemofroier oa ,
Socnloemotrater. Der er IA Here
6emotrnier i Suiet .iaar emo ! ior;
rige 9egisIatur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Ct "Srierbrcp"

slIireo Muffin Grglan0s troreoe
0igter eiter gufreo Seunpiou. bar peO
aarsifrftet ifreoet en- Gong meo Deer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
aar,ts isrits ztreit beannpte ben

2oen SSamiar bIonot 6uatbannSIan-
aerne / @rano Napeu. Titl. it5
al Gem ne0lagos 9r6e Net, ioroi Gross
bp Transportation so. reoucereoe
here's Ssn ira 90 til 10 Gents pr.
Time.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

usssmmss Ii,ssas % 8rssas Rssser.
MpsrfisfemsntW

Mptrfisfemsntss
u,aa i~HsIsceres isHeit hesr Eaansas % Torsoas EsSr,
gen. aDertisiensai.r taStasss itss to paa biHauseu
~fslseuoe Rurusrc. msomiuers bet aeirziielis furlans
1ss. 6ois Il advertisement, Der isrt sommsr iuo
1irssossnHner,, I. Or. i~orIansss ~iaornf.si 3 Sause.
vI bet iouuae ino 8 ltrsoassHumsre. Breeze, Der inse,
hoIser a5trtisisnsntsr. ion BET batter rree. bsr mrr.
fss Gssrttsiem sHt | bet Hssre sisrrs 9aa Con
peluteu.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
EXTENSION OF nuIhrEGToY


Great Falls Mont. Jan % Engl-
nrrr r.. 81. Peterson. ot the Burlington
a Missouri River Railway company.
has arrived In the city He ls IN
routc 10 join the Burlington camp Of
engineers AT stanford
In an Interview concerning The pro-
posed construction by the Burlington
u a line from Billings TO Great Falls
be- said
Il think II II safe 10 say that the
actual building ~ the extension = the
Billings Great Falls line wil have
been started within three months
"As soon as q grade has been dcAn-
l,rly asrcrlnlucd then building from
the Billings end win begin II ls not
the opinion Of those bcs, posaI that
the Burlington viii ever reach The
coast by the Northern route. II IL ever
does II Win probably be- from the Salt
Lake extension. Thcrrorr. while %e
VIII probably make westward sur
ycy from here. IL is generally accept
cd that Great Falls viii Dee ,hc western
terminus ~ the Burlington system
Several parties Of Burlington sur
ycyory are now In the fed lIcltiug
proper grades FOR the new line
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
M'KINLfrS BIRTHDAY
JANUARY 29 TO BE or
SERVED IN NEW YORK.
Board of Trade Choose the Day
for Annual Banquet Dis
tingui>hed Speakers.

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-President Nc
Kinley's birthday, January % has
been chosen by the New York board
q. trade and transportation for its
annual banquet. Charles Emory
Smith. ex-postmaster general, will de-
liver an Grafton on William Mckinley
and His Politics" EX-attorney general
of the United Staes. John W, Griggs,
win respond to a toast,
Among the other distinguished guests
vino will participate are Senator Han
ia. Colonel Myron T Herrick, also a
close friend and adviser Of the late
president. who will speak to the toast
The Middle West" Dr. Nicholas Muir
r. Butler. the new president of Co.
lumbia University. who will speak to
the toast The Educated American"
Ex-Governor Woodruff The State Of
New York" Samuel Gompers. Labor
Always Honorable-To Its Perform
erS Honor Is Due"
Among the guests the United States
army will be represented by Major
General John r. Brooke and the Unit
ed States navy by Rear-Admiral Bark
er.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24

NEW YORK. Jan % The ST.
Thomas. u ". J.. corr, Sponden, OF the
Tribune SAYS ,ha, with the departure
of the Danish representative OF the
National Tijcllc 10 Copenhagen. Herr
Franz Won Jasdon. 10, the Island "
81 CroiN. whence he 80 $ to New
York on his way home. one would have
supposed that this community would
have settled down 10 It's normal cen
ditlon. HUT the leaven he has set Is
still fermentng, and the feeling is as
intense as ever with regard To the sale
question Had he interviewed those
who desire the transfer OF these ISL
ands people would have been better
satisfied. but Il was not until the last
day Of his stay In St Thomas that he
Invited some " the pro-Sale natives
To meet At the house where he was
staying At p. m. Naturally when
they received the invitation they de-
clincd, stating that as he had called
upon those who We're against the sale
" the Islands. so should he have called
upon them.
1t is characteristic Of the one sided
ramrc of his mission that he has only
seen those of his own party. says :he
Tuhunr's representative.
cut OF the 30 or Go mewnauts and
shopkccpers ON Main street, OF whom
over thirty are natives. Mr. johnson
only interviewed half dozen. On the
second instant message was sent by
cable to the Danish ministry and Rig
siag. confirming their memorial to the
king in 1904 and advising, that unless
the American markets We're secured by
transfer Of the islands the sugar in
dustry would suffer severely and
would have to cease in he near future,
prices ruling at present being below
the cost og production,
This was signed by 100 representa-
| tive inhabitants. among whom were
thirty planters, representing IS,
uuO acres of land out of a total of
10000 The signatures have been in
creased 10 l46.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
TAFT ON PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
Favors Taking on Duties Imposed by
Dingley Bill

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S,-Refer-
ring to the Philippine tariff in a speech
before the Union League Club before
hts departure for the East Governor
w H. Taft is reported to have said:
q know from reading your papers
and talking with some Of your mer-
chants that you are anxious to have
free trade between the Philippines and
America, In many respects that would
be an admirable arrangement, II ii
were possible to run the government
Of the Philippines without the indi-
rect taxation involved in levying Gus
toms duties II would crafty the COM
mission very much il congress would
take OF altogether the tariff imposed
by the DinGley bill All We desire is
To have money enough to run a good
government My view is that as soon
as trade is established and avenues
opened small tariff will form q very
slight obstacle to the course Of tusi-
ness between the Philippines and Cali
fornia"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
Industrial Commission Will AS
sist in Solving the Problems
OF the Times.
IT'S FINAL REPORT COMPLETE
ON Subject of Trust Commission
Closely Follows Lines Laid
Down by the Prcsi-
dent.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23-The indus
trial commission. after several years
spent In investigation Of the indus
trial condition OF the country, with a
View Of making recommendations TO
assist In the solution Of ne problem
u the times. has completed I,s hnsl
report
on the subject Of trusts the com
mission follows closely the lines II
recommendation laid down by the
president in his annual message. Su-
perylslon by the national government
is recommended. The mos, radical
specific step suggested in that d!rec-
ton by the report is that the books
~ all corporations should BE- subject
at all times to inspection as are books
pf national banks
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
PURCHASED BANK STOCK.
Financiers Invest in Commercial Ma
tional Bank

CHICAGO. Jan 23.-Anrouncement
is made Of large investments in the
Commercial National bank of Chicago
by prominent New York fnanciers
The gentlemen named are J. Pierpont
Morgan. James J. Hll, Daniel ;. La
mont. George F. Baker. president Of
the First National bank James T
Woodward, president Of the Hanover
National It is also said several other
New Workers have become Interested
in the Commercial National bank
Something more than 1000 shares Of
Commercial stock have been placed
among these gentlemen by Jane; II.
Eckels, who has just returned from
New York
The price paid is understood 10 be
about $3.50 per share At the same
time Judge H. Gray chairman Of the
board Of directors Of the United States
Steel Corporation has enlarged his
holding Of Commercial stock. Judge
Gray and Paul Morton OF the Santa
Fe each took a portion Of the 700
shares Of RawSon stock which Mr..
Eckels bought last summer shortly
before the capital OF the bank was In
creased from $1,000 ono 10 100000.
Both Of these gentlemen were added
to the board Of directors at the rec Mt
annual meeting OF the stockholders.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
Senator MasOn's Effort to Have
Thanks Of Congress Ex.
tended TO SChIey.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
Resolution Also Provides %1O,-
600 for Men "Under Com
mand of the Adj
miral.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.--An effort
was made in the senate today by Ma
son 10 obtain consideration for a Joint
resolution which he introduced extend
ing the thanks Of congress TO Rear
Admiral schley FOR his brave and
able conduct while In command OF the
American fleet at the victorious tat
tie Of Santiago"
The effort. however. was not sue
cessful Masons reason. in addition
10 the thanks OF congress, provided
that Schey should be presented with
a sword; mat bronze medals commem-
orative Of the battle Of Santiago
should BE- distributed among the ON
GERS and men under command Of
Schley during said battle" and that
$1,000 be appropriated to meet the
expense OF the resolution. The reso-
luton was referred to the committee
on naval affairs.
The resolution introduced yesterday
by Teller providing for intervention on
the part Of this government in behalf
OF the Boer commandant, Scheepers.
sentenced TO death by British abuth
African authorities. was postponed in
definitely as Scheepers already had
been executed. Teller made a brief
but caustic speech on the actions Of
Great Britain in the Boer war. and
declared that II the facts OF this were
as he understood them Great Britain,
in putting Scheepers to death. is guilty
of a vile assassination
The department OF commerce bill
was under consideration during the
greater part Of the session, but no
definite progress was made.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
SUPERVISOR DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Upon the
recommendation Of ImnIis 2 ton Com
missioner Fitchey, of New York, Su-
pervising Inspector Frlak "ax.on, on
duty at New York City has been dis
missed from thes ervice. lie has been
en- duty as supervising laspe tor at
New York for the past seven or eight
months. The ground for disrlis sal Is
given as neglect of duty.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24

committee On agriculture today. and
ny a vote ~ y ~ ordered the report
" the Bult bin, which Is even more
restr,ctlye than the original Grout
bill.
The original bin placed a tax of 10
cents pound on oieomargarine and
buiterne colored % Initiate yellow but
ter. The word yellow was struck
out, thus making the restriction Apply
20 limitations u anF kind Of butter.
Another change makes those who take
uncolar.d tuit"r ard color # subject
20 an The taxes and penalties ~ man
uiasturers
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
RED CROSS PROTESTS

IAN FRAN IScO, Jan. 23.-The Red
Cross Society Of california, through It's
president. Mrs +. A. Harrington. has
sent a telegram 20 President Roose-
welt stating tha, in the opinion OF
this society the present nethoi Of
government transportation from this
ror, 10 the Philippines cannot be
changed without grave injury TO the
health and comfor, os The officers and
enlisted men Of the army This pro-
test has been referred TO the seere-
tary OF war. who Acknowledges It's re-
c4lpt from the president
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
DRYDEN SELECTED.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 2S.-The Re
publican caucus to select candidate
for United States senator to succeed
the late Senator Sewell selected on
the 10Th ballot John F. Dryden, of
Newark, president Of Prudential In
suance Company. The Republicans
have majority on joint ballot, which
assures the election Of Mr.. Dryden.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
KINII;v DAY.
Special Exercises 60 BE- Held In oregon
Schools Next Wednesday

SALEM. Jan 21.-Goyerno- Geer to-
lay issued o PROCLAMATION % the Ueo-
Pie Of oregon urging tht, Wednesday.
January %. be- observed 10 the schools
is Mckinley Day" he urges that
he occasion hc observed by special
exercises. and the children ~ given
an opportunity 90 ron'rhu," 90 the
memorial fund
he also REQUESTS tha' m he Sun
day preceding January .5ih the
Churches In the state have spcclal me-
morla services when contributions
60 the fund viii be- raised
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
MONSTER PACKING PLANT

DENVER. Jan. 23-The News today
says. Work on the construction Of a
monster packing plant to be erected
in this city by local capitalists will be
commenced within the next forty days.
The company is to be incorporated
with a capital stock OF s1,OO),OOC.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
WILL BE PASSED TODAY
Consideration of Urgent Deficiency Bill
Completed In the House

WASHINGTON. Jan q The con
slleraton Of the urgent deficiency bill
n the house was completed today. but
owing 10 the lateness Of the hour.
the passage Of the bill was postponed
until tomorrow
4 successful effort was made 10 in
erase the pay Of rural free delivery
carriers from $50 TO 500 Ter annum.
Hill n Connecticut. made a motion
90 Increase the appropriation for this
purpose II was resisted by Cannon
and Loud. chairman Of the pos,ofIce
committee on the ground that the
method was irregular. but members
with rural constituents supported It
and it was adopted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
Levy for New Building Author.
lied al Last Nights Meet.
ing OF Taxpayers.
GENERAL LEVY ALSO MADE
Ten Mills Required t0 Run city
schools for Nine Months
Estimate of En-
prndilurcs.


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meeting WAS 'h" report ~ tue school
board cmbodying recommendations
ii. &, IN, Ir,v The clerks financial
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n"''H d report was To- the '"''' 'hA'
,hr floating debt had been reduced
t.stg5 II was Kp-cinrd In the state
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thai Ilf TrElIFN To The AllnfH
schuul had amounted To considerable,
h,.,,l,, maxim, the showing poorer
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some provision be- made by ih" tax
pnyrrs for an additional rpom In
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building 'ou'd p' improved 'h' re-
port stated. nt cost % 500 nr 500.
\ levy of 10 mills Tor general pur-
poses was recommended while the
report contained the statement that a
"a mill levy would be necessary II the
taxpayers decided TO build new
school house In West Astnr.n
\ motion 10y Thomas pcalry 90 au-
thnriEc the board To erect a school
building tn the West End provoked
warm discussion. Mr. p,aley wanted
u building that could be- properly en-
nrgcd as the West End grew while
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-24
MRS. HARRISON DIDN'T PROTEST.
Has Made No Objection to Persecution
of Pension Bill to Congress.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. $50 The
friends Of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison
have had their attention called to
statements that she has asked those
in charge Of the movement to grant
her pension not to present the bill
90 Congrses.
This is Incorrect as stated by them
They say Mrs. Harrison has at no
time made an objection to the pre-
sentation of such bill.
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$50, interest tlls. supplies $50. re-
pairs. $500. expense. Ii1j. clecl.ns
$50 outstanding warrants so total.
f25.si3
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OLEOMARGARINE BILL.
Favorably Reported on by House Com
mitee on Agriculture.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--F'rienls of
the measure for rigid restriction on
oleomargarine and kindred products
carried their point before the house
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HAVE DISCARDED MIsTRUsT.
Salisburys Actions Said to Be Ap-
preclated by United States.


preclated by United States.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-The Daily
Graphic. referring TO Lord Cranborne's
statement in the house Of commons.
says that the real significance OF
Lord Salisbury's action is known and
appreciated by the United states gov
.ernment. but il It is to bear the fruit
to which il is entitled It should be
better known to the American public,
says the Tribunes London correspond
ent
The old policy Of this country. adds
the Graphic was based on a certain
element of mistrust and suspicion.
Lord Salisbury has rightfully judged
that II Anglo-American relatives are
10 be eternally friendly, and II the
fundamental identity OF the supreme
interest of both powers is to be COM
pletely realized, every vestige Of mis-
trust between them must be discard
ed"
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S26,3Ol 81
The estimate of expenses for the
year is as follows
Teachers salaries S15SoO; tanitors
salaries, $500; water, $3.50; clerks sal
Iary, 5000 bond interest, $500. fuel,
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PRICE OF SILVER

NEW YORK, Jan g. Silver 55S