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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1907)
r y THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER n, 1907. i 1 : : . 4 Come See the New Hats i! J :: :: Vs" P fo find iust the hat you want. If so, why not buy it at t once before some one else JALOPPS 120 11th Street In the Wise BlocR after Sept. 15th tnilitKM tmin RETURNS VERDICT. The inquest in the ease of Waino Nienii. whose body was found in the river on August 12th, was concluded yes terday. This was the third session of the jury as owing to the suspicions cir cumstances connected with the drown ing, and the hope of finding tangible evi dence, no verdict could be arrived at. The later evidence produced, threw no light on the matter an the jury returned the following verdict, "That Waino Xiemi came to his death from drowning iu the Columbia River at A-toria, Ore gon, on or about August 10, 1907, but we are unable to determine, owing to the lack of evidence. whether such drowning was accidental or otherwise.' STAR THEATRE ASTORIA, OREGON, The Home of Advanced Vaudeville PROGRAM For Week of September 9, 1907. (1) Overture . Ida Durling (2) A feature among features, the Great MENLO Justly termed the Human Furnace (3) In Pictured Melody BUST VINCENT Singing this week "Honey Boy" (4) A Decided Novelty, direct from the East MARTIN & CROUCH Comedy Acrobatic Barrel Jumpers, in troducing their original specialty en titled, "Watch the Gallery." (5) Novelty Picture by the Staroscope (6) The Jester Par Excellence VERNE LAVERNE Retained on his Merits (7) Special Engagement of the Original SOUTHERN QUARTETTE Presenting a picture of Plantation Life in the Sunny South in the ante-bellum days, replete with harmonious singing, buck and wing dancing, etc. (8) Comedy Motion Picture by the STAROSCOPE Entitled, "How the Office Boy Saw the Ballgame.' Patrons of this theater will please re port any discourtesy to the manage ment, as our aim is to present to our audience at all times a good, clean, moral, high-class performance, and hav ing made arrangements for bookings In connection with the large Eastern Cir cuits will be in , position to present to the Astoria public the best talent play ing the West in advanced vaudeville. Admission, - 10 and 20c Matinees, .... lOc UNIVERSAL II Stoves and Ranges Every one Guaranteed We Buy them in Car'Load Lots I The Foard & Stokes Hardware Co Incorporated Successors t Feard fc Stoke Ct. Our millinery salesroom is now brilliant with autumn newness. Every where are the bright tints and color tones of ihe Fall season in evi dence. Every day adds to the already gorgeous displays. Pay us a visit every time you are down town. You wLU find it interesting and profita ble. Perhaps you. will does? ' EXHIBITS SENT TO SALEM C. S. DOW LEAVES FOR CAPITAL TO PUT CLATSOP COUNTY PRODUC TIONS IN MOST ADVANTAGEOUS POSITION. Clatsop county exhibits have been 'shipped to Salem for the stat fair and C. S. Dow left for the capital yesterday morning to look after the interests of this section. The shipments of apples and grasses, vegetables ami other pro ducts which will keep for a considerable period, were made several days ago, but the perishable exhibits will not be sent to the fair until it is ready to open. Mr. Dow is confident that the fruit from the Nehalem will cause enthusiasm among the sightseers at the fair, and he is confident that he will get the blue ribbon for his Gravenstein apples. The letter made an excellent showing at the county fair last week because of their size and excellent quality. The fruit from the Xehalem Valley will be the most noticeable exhibit in this line from Clatsop county, while the stock of 0. L Peterson, of the Sunflower Dairy, will bring attention to this im mediate section. The Dutch Belted cat tie from this farm have aroused great interest among stockmen and those in terested in dairying. Great care is be ing taken of tlie stock so as to have their coats in fine condition for the ex hibition, and although there has been little time to make all arrangements Mr. Peterson is satisfied that his cattle will not go unnoticed among the others exhibited. The potatoes, melons, pumpkins, and vine vegetables of the county will be well represented, and altogether the rep resentation from this district will be better than any previous exhibit from this county. The importance of giving thou'ands of visitors a chance to sec v hat the county can produce should not be overlooked, and Mr. Dow is doing his best to have Clatsop' well represented. Attack Of Diarrhoea Cored By One Dose Of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was so weak from an attack of diar rhoea that I could scarcely attend to my duties, when I took a dose of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It cured me entirely and I had been taking other medicine for nine days without relief. I heartily recom mend this remedy as being the beat to my knowledge for bowel complaints. R 0. Stewart, of the firm of Stewart ft Bro Greenville, Ala. For sale by Frank Hart and leading Druggists. I"7 Morning Astorian, delivered by carrier, 60 cent per month. Schooner Grays Harbor Arrives in for Engines. TOWED BY TUG TRAVELER Product of Grays Harbor Shipyard is Subject of Much Interest Santa Rita Arrives in and Proceeds on up the River Other Notes of the Waterfront, In tow of the lug Traveler, of IIo iimm, Wash., the schooner tiny ll.ir- lior entered the river yesterday after noon ou her way to Portland Ay he re Oic will receive her boilers and engines at the iiiumeue in vnmis. me lliays Harbor wa built at the place she is named for bv the Umlstrotn Co. She for by the l.imlstrum Company. She vas built for lteadle & Co. of Snu Frail- lisco but More she was completed hc was sold by the company to Sutten 4 OhrUtenseii. o' Am Francisco, who will use the steamer in the lumber trade. Her lumber capacity is 7HO.H0U feet. The (irays llirbor was launched on August 2.V In coining up the river yes terday she excited universal comment by her appearance. Sho is built on deli cate lines and at the same time uu space U sacrificed for speed which could be used to advantage for cargo. Her de signers have imnle a neat, trim looking i aft, which is capable ot curt ing a good argo. Iter length is l!M leei o liienes; Wain .'18 feet and depth of hold 13 feet. She will lie uieasuivd m Portlund and her not tonnage is approximately 410 tons. Her approximate cot is' $110,0) omplete. C'jptaia F. C- Howard came over from Oavs Harbor with the new vessel and he expects to get a tow and proceed on up the rivet- with her this morning. aptam Howard states that the Oniys Harbor is considered ouc of the best- looking" schooners that the company has turned out and of this cuis she is the fifteenth. In about a month he will bring oer another schoouvT aiid take her to Portland for engines and boilers. This schoner is similar to the (jray Harbor ami U named the Ciatrnnu. The SanU Rita, Captain Dieksen, ar rived in yesterday from Port Harford with a cargo of oil for Portland. The Santa Rita is a Union Oil tank steamer and a sister ship of the Santa Maria. She lay in the harbor most of the day and was the subject of much comment by her size. Her length is about 440 feet and she came in drawing about 221 feet. While a very large steamer she is not the largest vessel which has enter ed the harbor. Captain Crang piloted the Santa Hita to Portland. The steam schooner Johan Paulsen ejt tered at the custom house yesterday from San Francisco to Portland in bal last. She will load lumber for return. The steamer Casco, with a deck load of lumber, cleared at the custom bouse yesterday for San Francisco. The steamer Breakwater, from Port land to Coos Bay, was among the clear ances at the custom house yesterday. The steamer Costa Rini left out yes terday morning from Portland to San Francisco. The steamer Roanoke, from San Pedro passed through Astoria, yesterday, and way points, with freight and pas sengers, arrived in yesterday morning and proceeded on her way to Portland after a brief Btop at her dock here in Astornf. The schooner Churchill cleared yester day at the custom house for San Pedro. TheClmrchillione ofthemany schoon-j ers comprising the fleet which loads at the Knappton Mills and on this trip take south with her to the California port 850,000 feet of lumber. The steamer Redondo arrived down yesterday from Puget Sound with a general cargo bound for Portland, The tug Gazelle, Captain H. W. Scott arrived in yesterday from Newport. The Gazelle came in well braced for the heavy seas of the ocea but made successful trip up notwithstanding the weather was pretty thick. The four masted schooner Alvena cleared at the custom house yesterday from Goble to San Francisco with 90s,- 000 feet of lumber Notice to Mariners. Captain Cantwell of the U. S. R. 0. "Manning" report striking an unknown reck in Prince William Sound, Alaska, with 0 feet of water on it, Aug. 15, 1907, Bearings: (Magnetic) northeast end of Green Island S. 84 derce 11 minutes east, .left tangent Seal Island N. 33 de grees 56 minutes N. Capt, Harrold Berg of the Norwegian S. "Tellus" reports passing a conical black and white striped buoy adrift In lal, 41 degrees 57 minutes N and long. 124 degres 45 minutes W, on September 1, 1907. NEWJO-DAY. Rooms at the Holden House. At the Holden House there a is two or three vacant rooms with board to lot. : Rugs. I .argent and most complete lint of nis llildt'brwnd & fior. Columbia and Vlcvor traphophoiie sr latest records at 414 Commercial street. A. R. Cyrus. tf. Oliver typewriter and automatic stenographers at A. n. Cyrus, 414 Commercial street tf. S. F. Veterinary College Opens Oct. ist. For catalogue apply to Dr. Cha. Kenne, Pres., 1818 Market street, San Francisco. Change of Place and Date. Reserve your teats for the library benefit, Astoria Theater, Tuesday even ing, September 17th. Box office opened Wednesday morning. t Steamer T. J. Potter for Ilwaeo, dally except Fridays, connecting with, train for all points on North (Long) Beach. Call at 0. R. A X. dork for Information regarding rates, etc. Basket Picnic. A basket picnic will lie given fo the member of Reaver Ixidg No. 85 and for the member of Gateway Relekali Lodge No. "7, to Fort Canby, Sunday, Siptember the IS, )!K7. The steamer Miler will leave from Flavel dock at 7;30 o'clock a. in. Tickets Sue. to be had at Tagg's Confectionery Store. Civil Service Examination. An examination for the position of marine fireman will be held at the post- otlice in this citv on October 3, 11)07. For application blank and full infor mation relative to the examination, qualifications, duties. nlsrie, etc., ad diess secretary, Board of Civil Service (Examiners. Custom House, Astoria. The Pslace Restaurant. The Palace Restaurant has reached the point of being recognied as the standard of epicurean excellence in this city. No one leaves the dining rooms disappoint ed,, it matters little how particular they mar be in what they eat. Business of late has increased considerably and Arthur Smith, the genial bonlface, has been compelled to employ additional help to kep up with the demand on bis es tablishment. Long waits are not the thing at the Palace and speed and neat nes in attending customers is a spec ialty at this restaurant. Astoria Shorthand Studio. Commencing September 10, the Misses Lawson and Nordstrom will open their school of stenography over Iliggins' Book Store, 804 Commercial street. The sys tem taught is the Illustrative Shorthand I'nvocalized (Bcnn Pitman system) re vise) by Mrs. Linda Bronson Salmon The complete course is mastered in 8 to 12 weeks, with review of elementary studies. Those who desire to take the course kindly apply at once, as no stu dent will be admitted within 3 months, after one week from date of opening, For further information apply to Miss Nordstrom, City Lumber 4 Box Co. ll-4t What One Enjoy. At Otto Sund's pretty and, cosy resort "The Commercial,'' on find all that the inner man desires in the refreshment line and of the beet quality too. To pass a little time in such a neat plact and spend It in pleasant conversation with genial friends, probably a llttl. business talk, is, to say the least, en livening. Courteous treatment is n other thing that is appreciated and on. receive it from Otto himself who tnkei charge during the day and from dii . fa ffla Uow dispense the best to be had. "Th Com mercial," 509 Commercial street, is well known and widely patronized. Low Bates East. On September 11th, 12th and 13th the Canadian Pacific will sell round trip ex cursion ticket to St. Paul, Chicago and Eastern points at very low rates. This will be the last excursion of the season. Make your ' sleeping car reservations now. For full particular regarding rates, etc., call on or address, J.imes Finlaystn, agent, Astoria. $2.00 Saved by Buying Tickets at Astoria. See G. W. Roberts, Agent, 0, R. & N. Dock. Through tickets for all point in the United State and Europe. Quick time and excellent service. A Well-Shod WorW Want the best in make and in re pair of is foot-gear, O. V. Brown knowing this, has amplified hi business by employing a skillful mender In leath er; a man who knows the handling of fine leather on given lasts, so that the mended shoe loses nothing oMta original grace of shape. Of course the original article in all Its modern excellence Is always to be had at Brown's That goes without aylngl THE PILGRIMS were proper and prudent mea III! appeal to proper men today. The warranty commends them to the prudent 10 Cents a Button $1.00 a Rip Almost every day we are receiving new shipments of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing SI 5.00, SI 6.50,320.00, $25.00430.00 Come and inspect even if you don't need a suit now Leader in STEAMSHIP TICKETS. You will save $2.00 if you our chase your through tickets from Astoria & Columbia River Rail road Co. at Astoria, 12th St office, instead of Portland. THROUGH TICKETS told to FIN LAND. SCANDINAVIAN and ALL EUROPEAN POINTS. Call or address R. H. Jenkins, General Passenger Agent, A. & C. R. R., Astoria, Or. Cheap round-trip rate to th East from Astoria i T Chicago . $71.50 To Omaha MM To Kansas City 00.00 ?o St. Paul 60.00 oSt. Louis 67.60 Ticket on sale September 11-12-13. For further particular apply to O. W. Iloberts, agent 0. R. 4 N. Wm. McMur- -icy. G. I'. A., Portland, Or. Last Sale Daf s For Jamestown Exposition September 11th. 12th and 13th afford the last opportunity this season to take advantage of the exceptionally low round trip rates to the east that have been in effect this summer. Ticket may he purchased and berth reservations made at City Ticket Office of th Astoria & Columbia River Railroad, Page build ing. Tickets good going and returning via any transcontinental route, 6av your local fare to Portland by purchas ing ticket here. ty Morning Astorlaa, 60 erat pt month, delivered by carrier. Damson Plums ' Italian Prunes Crawford Peaches FOR CANNING ACME GROCERY 521 Commercial Street Phone Main 81 For Wear and Tear and a I Reasonable Price I Dutchess i. Trousers ,are certainly to be f Recommended Nobby Clothes PS"! New Grocery Store. Try our own mixture of code the J. P. B. Fresh fruit and rsgetable. Babollet k Co. grocer. Faon Mala I28L Th Tyler. When you drop Into th Tyler ask for the boa, Clarence Tyler, and after you meet him one you will sot be com pelled to ask for him again. "Dad" Towler, too, I another Ilk Clarence, and when you meet them both It 1 question of "Well, I'm satisfied." Th. Tyler I at the corner of Sixth and Bond streets. OltKUOX AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE upen aepiemoer -ii in, instruction be- gin October 1st. Offers course In Agri culture, Including Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry Husband y. Horticulture) Forestry i Civil, Mchan culturej Forestry j Civil, Mechanical, cal, Electrical and Mining Engineering Commerce; Pharmacy i Domestlo Science and Arts. Tuition I free For cata logue containing full Information re garding courses of stduy, equipment, tfc, apply to The Registrar, Corvalli. Oregon. 7-27-22. Fre Wall Mtpt, A large wall map, very complete and carefully printed, exceedingly useful for reference and general Information will be furnished free of charge. Apply to G W. Roberts, agent O. 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