The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-16
people, Why! because our ilimitablc
nature resources suits the tastes of ALL
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people, Whyl because our illimitablc
nature resources suits the tastes of ALL
THREE--FAIRBANKS j.. ,. a., a.,
Ii any one doubts your wonderful re-,
sources let them take jump over the
Rockies and consult your Mayor and
4 mmher OF Conmere and then breathe
he air OF this Aluhrious climate and
they will receive an inspiration that viii
show them the fine opportunities you
present tapplausel. You may talk OF
lish stories, and my state OF Indiana has
some good fish stories but | wish 10
state here that You catch molV fish In
,ou, beautiful Columbia River in one
year than we have caught In all Indiana
since We became u state, admire your
churches aud school houses and say that
the latter are your foundation OF the
uhre tapplausel Build Your schools
and teach your youth to know our tod
and our country and we will be happy
and prosperous tapplausc), Build the
commemorative ol our nation and show
to the world what are the highest ideals
Of our people, | am coming TO Oregon
and to Astoria again, know not when.
but just as soon as can possibly do so
and hope to find that you have continued
your present prosperity and that will
find yon even mere prosperous city
which believe | will. ou republic
viii be made strong by our citizens
using the elective franchise, Not used
in prejudice, nor mere whims. but ac-
cording TO the dictates OF general judg,
ment Many think that there Is no re.
sponsibility, on them to 90 to the polls,
They place Il low and mean estimate on
the honor OF American citizens think
him traitor who will mot 10 TO the
polls and cast Il ballot according TO the
dictates OF his highest ideas OF citizen.
ship. Oregon has sent men to Wash.
ington. Some have not done her honor
and some have (applausel, You want
more stars in the flag and you should
not be satisfied with less potential fac.
tors in the flag which you can insist on
by standing for Oregon
Il wish to thank you for your conr'
tcsy to mc and will always carry with
me pleasant remembrance oi my visit
to the western athens OF the sea-"
Senator Fulton was happy master az
ceremonies and In his joviai manner kept
the audience in good humor. Calls VIEW
made for many distinguished men on |
the platform aud in response Governor
Chamberlain, Congressman Ellis Hon.
Geo IL Williams, Hon. II. NJ Cake and |
others responded. After the.e speeches
the audience dispersed with three cheers
Tor Vice President Fairbanks.
At I p. m, the party took the train
at the depot and without stops the
train ran through to Seaside. AZ that |
city the party was met by the militia,
men now in camp there, with their band
md tho party was escorted TO the
Hotel Moore Vice. President Fairbanks
poke from the balonCy and was loudly
'pplanded. The doors to the banquet
room were opened and soon the party
were seated. The tables were arranged
in the form OF the letter "T" which
was fine disposition and creditablc TO
Mr.. d. J. Moore to whom the arrange
nentS wera left
In the midst Of the banquet Mrs.
Rose Brock Bauer OF Portland created
q sensation by he's beautiful rendition
'f The Star Spangled Banner the
guests standing while our national song
was rendered,
Tha Menu.