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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, THURSDAY;' MARCH 17, 1904. PAGE FIVE. Carrara Pairit LooHs Better Wears Longer, and Costs Less Than the Best White Lead Paint. Ha oswt of painting I henry burden.' Cheap paint, toon fade, peel or wale oir, and White Lead and Oil coat to much and ha to b ' replaced 10 often tbat It la a oonatant expense to keep tba bright, clan appattraiioe ao doslrtble iu tba ooy oottoga boa or elegant mansion, i We bare all colore of Carrara Tatnt and are Ageota for Aitoiia, ROSS HIGGINS (a CO. i Color Cords (or the aking, free. t Local Brevities. D moi inlaa reading The Astorlan' traal otumn. . , . Herman Walfred Osterlund, a native of Finland, yesterday declared hie In tentio of becoming a cltlien. Demonstration of Olympic Pancake 4Mid Wheat Heart at A. V. Allen' to day, strictly Oregon Product, made by the Portland ricwr Mllla. A certificate of approval of the com pletion of Thirteenth etreet from Ex change to Imane wae died yesterday with Auditor Andomon. Tlie RL Tatrlrk day entertainment lake place thl evening at 8t. Marye hall. It la expected a large number of person will attend to hear Hon. Frank Duvpy'a lecture. Joseph Orlbler yesterday received a dispatch atatlng that John J. Konney wae III At the Bun Kranelseo home of hie p&rente with pneumonia, Mr. Ken ney had teen at Hot Springe for the benefit of ii health and at Ban Fran cleco wan taken down with pneumonia. The dlnpatch atated that the attack wua a light on. It will bo appropriate today to wear green of any ehade, and quite aa ap propriate to dispense with the wearing of auftron-hued regalia. The day will be fittingly observed. Mrs. Anna Oliver, an employ at the Parker houae, died yeeterday morning after an lllneie of a few day. She waa about SS yen re of age, and formerly lived at Haynea, Ore, where her par ent are believed to reside. Arrange ment for the funeral have not yet been made. ' ; A man meeting of fishermen I to be held tonight for the purpoae of con kldertng matter relative to the ap proaching flatting aeaaon. It I not at all likely that there will be any de parture from demand made a year ago, and the price of fish will likely remain theame. ' A. D. Rockafellow waa yeeterday given another hearing before the aan- Ity commlMitonera and dismissed from custody. It waa ahown at the hearing THE TIDES AT ASTORIA FOR MARCH. 1804. e e in lltgk Water PATB Tutelar Tnurr Friday ......... Hnturday SUNDAY ...... Monday Tuesday WednMday . . . . Thursday Krltlay f, Otttra ...... -c Y .'.... M ,iflAt" ...... l'ti. In ' V, lrd Thniy i'rUi ) ......... .iy. ...... SUNDAY Mm, to i iji !r Wdirda7 .... Tlruriiy I A. 7:I7 9:1 I0:i: SI 10 11 II 14 15 17 is 20 2 7i 2S 29 SO 111! 0:19! M. J JPj. 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Call ia andeoe our large assortment of l! tl. r Good, Soaps, Perfumes, Toilot Artioles, Stationery, etc. faEKSSr HART'S DRUG STORE that riocKafcllow wuaiot violently de, ranged and he waa given a lecture that doubtlos will have the denlred effect upon hlni.' The man returnad to ftea lde with hl wife, who waa called ae a 'wltneaa. New of the Simon defeat In Mult nomah county wo eagerly awaited in Astoria laat night, and The Antorlan waa beselged with lnqulriea. During the past few days the Blmonlte had made the election of Senator Fulton an liMue of their campaign, and local sentiment was aroused In consequence. The result of the election gave general uthifactlon In Astoria, and the em phatic defeat of the 81mon ring was re garded as a fatal blow to that fac tion. X V Th street committee of the council yesterday opened bid for the Improve ment of Exchange street between Thir teenth and Fourteenth.' Offer' were presented aa follow: Birch A Jacob on, 11606.60; C. 0. Palmberg, $1646; 3. A. Fastabend, 11720. The estimate of the cost of the work filed with the auditor by City Engineer Tee was 11960. The committee prepared a report rec ommending that th contract be awarded to Birch A Jacobs n, and the necessary resolution will be presented at Monday night' meeting of the coun cil Chief of Police Hallock yesterday caused the arrest of ttfo hoys who live near the corner of Sixth and Bond streets. The boy had been tampering with a drain. The drain runs from a vacant lot, but incidentally drain the entire block. The two boy stuffed the ewr with old sacking, and aa a re sult the property was overflowed. The owners of the property complained to the police and the mother of the boys were notified to have them at the city Jail at 7 o'clock. The chief let tlje boy off, after delivering to them a lec ture by which they will doubtle profit. Sheriff Llnvllle yesterday arrested two men giving the name X M. Sail ing and I S. Bcatty and locked them up In the county JalL They are be lieved to have been Implicated In the robbery of the A. & C. ticket office at Clatskanle some time ago. The men were at Seaside yesterday and their actions aroused suspicion. Sailing wa known to have had one of the stolen ticket In hi possession, and a tele phone meseoge wuui sent dp to Sheriff Llnvllle. The sheriff met the men at the train and placed them under ar rest The case will be brought to the attention of District Attorney Allen to day. The $5000 damage suit of Mrs. Char lotte Grlmberg vs. the Columbia. River Packers' Association was concluded In the circuit court yesterday afternoon and given to the Jury. Attorney Q. C. Fulton made an excellent argument for the Packers, while Messrs. Wlnton and Noland reviewed the testimony for the plaintiff. Both eldes asked for specific rulings' on many technical points of law, and Judge McBride'a charge to the Jury was necessarily a difficult one. The Jury was instructed to bring In a sealed verdict At i o'clock this mornj- ing the Jury was stin out For the ac commodation of the jurors Judge Mc- Bride remained up until after mld- nlKht. lrOU WILL LIRE IT THE EVER POPULAR ' . Mission Furniture., In weathered oaKmost suitable for Library, Dining Room and Hall. 0 ' This furniture has taken the load in many of the fine homes in the Wst. y;u do , sire something different from tn: r;:t this is what you want.. ' ' CHARLES HEILBORN & SON THE LEADING IIOUSEKUItNISUERS Word waa received from Phoenix, Arts., yesterday that Strauthle Saund ers, of this city, had died near there. The young man wns in his 18th year and went to Arlsana some months ago for the benefit of his health, being afflicted with consumption. He, lived In the open air continually -and It was thoulht for a time thut the change was benefitting him. Recently, how ever, he became Worse and passed' away suddenly. The body will be In terred In , the southern territory. Strauthle Vaa the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders, who live on Exchange street adjoining the Baptist church. favor of the renomln&tlon of the sher iff Is "very general, and there is little question that be will again be electel to , the- office which he ha so well filled. . . -' sPollce Commissioner W. J. Cook re turned to th city last evening after an absence of almost two year,. At Portland he met Mrs. Cook, who wa returning from Albany, Because of the accident at the Cook home last evert ing, Mr. and Mrs. Cook hastened to their residence, and Mr. Cook could not be seen. It Is somewhat singular that Mr. Cook had a premonition that some accident would happen before th re turn of her husband. Talking with Mrs. A. A. Cook in Portland yesterday before the receipt of a telegram that Mr, Cook would meet her In Portland, Mrs. Cook said ' she knew something would happen before he returned. When her husband arrived safely her fear was dispelled, and both Mr. and Mrs. Cook were Ignorant of the acci dent until their arrival here laat night John M. Crawford, general superin tendent of the fish hatcheries of the state of Washington, arrived In the rity laat night from Kalama and Wlllapa, where the hatcheries have Just been closed down. He will go to Chinook today to visit the plant there. The Chinook hatchery will probably te closed down within a few days. Mr. Crawford, who Is one of the authorities of the nation a to fish culture raid In conversation with a newspaper repre sentative that he believed the run of fish would be good thl season. "It de pends altogether on the stage of the water," Mr. Crawford said. 'High water will set back the run, Just a it always does, but the fish will be avail able, even if they are not caught" Not long since Mr. Crawford had occasion to observe the habit of a Columbia river fish that promise to become a valuable commercial article, and which Is to be extensively propagated by the Oregon fisheries department Ihis salmon Is called the Columbia river ockeye. Some expert say It Is the blueback, but those who have studied It closely are of the opinion It Is a small llverslde. In quality It I the equal of the sound aockeye. This epeciea of ealmon spawn at Wallowa lake, and Mr. Crawford aaya the Indian call It "llowa." The old-time Indian observe a. sort of religious custom In prepar tng this fish for food and never use any other method of cleaning It except that of spilling it down the back. He is satisfied the name of the eastern Oregon lake comes from the Indian word "Howa." r RODENTS WORK RUIN Judge McBride l among those who has come to regard Sheriff Llnvllle aa an efficient officer, and who hopes to see the sheriff re-electel Judge Mc Bride has had opportunity to observe the work of the sheriff, and he says Mr. Llnvllle has saved Clatsop county more than $3000 during his five years of office holding by procuring evidence against criminal that ordinarily would have developed at trials. Practically all of the offender arrested by the sheriff I have pleaded guilty before Judge McBride, the sheriff having pre sented evidence to District Attorney Allen that made the conviction of the accused a foregone conclusion, and left hlra no other course than " that of throwing himself hpon the mercy of the court Bailiff Chance, who Is now well along in years, Is another staunch admirer of thai sheriff, who always re lieve the venerable bailiff when juries are out at night The sentiment in Hotel Fir in San Francisoo Caused by , Rats. San Francisco, .March 16.Rats caused a $10,000 fire and a panic among the guests In the Manhattan hotel at the Intersection of Market and Fell streets last night The shouting of the alarm throughout the hostlery threw one woman into hysterics, caused another to faint and created the wildest excitement. In the general alarm following the discovery of the fire there was a hasty exit of most of the occupant of the fourth and fifth floor to the floor be low. There were a few of the guests. however, who remained calm and as sisted the firemen materially. Among them were William G. Lorlgan, Jus tice of the Supreme Court of this state and his wife. , They uncoiled the Are hose from its' reel and dragged It up a flight 'of stairs to the fifth floor, where the firemen were struggling with the flames. Mrs. Lorlgan was not in the ieast effected and when the fire was under control quietly descended to the lower floor with her husband, It was a needless alarm that aroused the sleeping Inmates of the house, for the firemen checked the blare before It had acquired any great headway. The principal damage was confined to te dining room on the fifth floor. Alfo and Billie. Vigo, Spain, March 16. This morn ing King Alfonso and Emperor William reviewed the Spanish warship. Em peror William today sailed for Gib raltar V , Senate Confirms Nomination. Washington, March 16. The senate today confirmed the following nomina tions: . .j t- - Charles II. Robb, assistant attorney general; Captain Theodore F. Jewell, rear-admiral.' A wheelman's tool bag Isn't complete without a bottle of Br. Thoma Elec tric Oil. Heals cuts, ' bruises, stings, sprains. Monarch over pain. - This is a better country tc live-in, because Schilling's Besl . ; . : K, . . '.' 'v is m it. Your grocw'l ; ioniybck, ' BIG THINGS FOR LITTLE MONEY Lonsdale Cambric ..............................121-2 c yd. Six Spool Thread .................................... ...!5o Apron Gingham .. ... ,,,.,,4c yd. Good Outing Flannel , .... 7e yd. Plaid Dress Goods ...,15c yd. Paper Napkin ... Per hundred 25c Ladies4 Fast Black Hosiery 10c pair Children Fast Black Hosiery ,.i0c pair Ink ............ . . ,. .... v 7c dozen Lead Pencil .. ..... .... .... ..............).. ..Sc bottle , Wire Hair Pin .... .... .......... ........... ,.lc pkg Ladle Handkerchief ...... .... ..... ...........6c each. Toilet Pin .... .... .... .... .............. ........lc pkg Shell Hairpin .... ........ ...So pkg Toilet Paper .... .... 6 roll 26c Hooka and Eye .. ........ ...,1c card Towel .. .. ... ... ... ....... ..................... ,5c pair And a thousand other articles Just aa good and equally a cheap. . Let u how you some of our new. and fashionable dree good Just received. V" THE A. DUNBAR COMPANY ASTORIA'S POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE. StodC Fine hoes Do you know we can ripply you with shoes CHEAPER New fct Styles V than other stores because we buy direct from the manufacturer and r in large quantities. ; Give us a trial. WHERITY, E ALSTON & CO. piL'M36VA to our new store at No. 530 Com mercial Street, we will make SPECIAL, PRICES on odd3 and ends of various brands of Cigars in box and lest than box lots. Many of these are high priced cigars. Will Madison HATS TRIMMED FREE Mrs. Ingleton has opened a fine line of Ladies' and Child- H reu's Spring Hats and Flowers, and invites the ladies of As- ! toria to call and see them. Skirts, shirt waists, notions, hair E switches, pompadours, ladies' and children s furnishing goods. OPPOSITE BUDGET OFFICE, ASTORIA. OREGON Coolt Bool Free By saving Coupon in VIOLET OATS and Violet Wheat Flakes For Sale by All Grocers Ulnlj j Uw i m """"" Bill M-is n jv. ti m i s J -1 FfAD AT W1U11 The quiet, artistic beauty of any home is easily marred by lack of taste in wall decorations. We wish to state that the New Year will find us in a better position to do decorat ing thap ever before. New patterns are beginning to arrive, and all we ask is that you favor us with an op portunity to show you the line. B. F. ALLEM SON. ?65-7 Commercial Street. . '-y .4 ?,' PRAEL G COOK TRANSFER CO. Telephone 221. Draying and Expressing All goodsshipped toour care will receive special attention. 7D9-7.5 Ccmmercl2l Street. o o o o o o o o o