The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, October 22, 1899, Page 3, Image 3

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Uncalled forGarments
at Half Price
OUT .of the great number of suits ordered,
many are uncalled for. Our contract with
well-known tailoring firms throughout the
country is that we take up uncalled for gar
ments left in the express office west of the
Mississippi River. In this wiy we keep on
hand a number of uncalled for suits, overcoats
and trousers, which we arc able to sell at great
ly reduced prices. These garments are not
misfits but suits on whicn deposits have been
made and which were forwarded by express
C. 0. D. and for unknown reasons remained
in the express office uncalled for. We have all
such, suits that are accumulated by these firms
forwarded to us every .'10 days, to be sold at
half the original cost.
Save 10 to $20 on Your Suit or vercoat
Suits to rder.no
If you wish to be well dressed in every particular, Style, Cloth, Lining,
Workmanship, in fact everything that pertains to a perfect suitor overcoat
at no more expense than if you wore ready made clothing. Then let us
make your next Suit. You will have no trouble in finding the CLOTH YOU WANT if you come to us, as we can give an
assortment of over 5 different styles to select from.-
$20 Suits and Overcoats for
$25 "
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WE ARE TAILORS
Not cheap garment makers, the only thing cheap i.bout our suits is the price. Our suits have that styles-fit and finish
about them that swell-dressed gentlemen appreciate.
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250 WASHINGTON STREET,
PORTLAND, OREGON
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GENERAL WILSON
FIGURES COST
Submits Estimates for River ami
Harbor Works Already
Authorized.
THE SEA COAST DEFENSES
Considerable Attention Has Keen
Given to the Subject of the De
fenses of Our Insular
Possessions.
WASHINGTON, Oct Zl.-Ths annual
report of the chief enjrlncor of tlio
army, Hrlipidier General John H, Wtl
ion. JviBt mode public, submits estl
mates for rlvar and harbor- workit
already authorised by congTens but
not provided by oontlnulnic contrncts
amounting to K,90(,821. In addition ho
auks for $lfi,iS2,626 to carry on work
aircad) contracted for.
The report show that the existing
approved projects for sea ooast de
fenses coulumnUte the emplacement
of about 60 hoavy gum of 8, 10, 12,
ami 16-Inch calibre, of about 800 rapid
fli-4 guiM, of about 1,000 mortars, at
an estimate approximate cost for the,
engineering .work of $55,000,000. M
estimate of 14,690,000 Is submitted for
continuing 'tlie work of construction
of thoso batteries and for the defense
of Porto Rico. The sum of 15,603,000
was allotted by the president out of the
national defense fund In all of the en
gineering departments. Under th
. head of fortifications General Wilson
says Uiat In addition to the thirty lo
ralltles In 'the United Stale for which
projects for permanent sea count but
terles have been made, the defenses
of several othor localities Is now un
dnr consideration. Considerable study
has been given to the subject of the
dofunsas of our Insular possessions, re
suiting in complete projects for San
Juan and preliminary projects for
Honolulu and Peart Harbor, so that
the construotlon of batteries for these
pines can begin as soon as congress
apprliates the funds.
Work on sea coast defenses have
been vigorously carried on at Z5 local
ities, nearly all of which are even now
to supplied with heavy guns and mor
tars, as to permit of effective defense
ayalnvt naval attack. An Increased
rapid fire armament. General Wlls m
say, la now the most urgent necessity,
ther having been delay In securing
these guns In ho past year owing to
dlilleultles with contractors..
With the rapid growth of the coost
defenses the artillery organisation,
which must cart for them, hot been
utterly unnble to cope, and the dif
ficulty hns ben Increased by the with
drawal of two regiments for foreign
service and by the necessity for ser
vice of skilled electricians and me
chanics to care fir the highly complex
ordnance.
The work of Installing dynamlto bat
teries at Son Francisco harbor has
been completed but at Sandy Hook
provisions remain to be made for the
permanent protcotlon of tlw guns In
place. Turning to the suhjeot of rivers
and h.irbors, the chler of engineers ex
presses 'satisfaction at the working of
the contract system generally.
A summary of the detailed estimate
recommended for river and harbor
work shows tho following Items:
Coqullle river. Oregon, 75,0O0; Slu
slaw rlvor, Oregon, $$50,000; Columbia
river at Cascades, $150,000; Columbia
and lower Willamette rivers below
Portland,, $322,464; waterway, Puget
sound to lakes Union and Washington
$200,000; San Diego harbor, Cnl., $119,
400; San Luis Obispo harbor, Cnl.,
$150,000.
In addition to the foregoing the fol
lowing estimates are made under the
continuing contract system:
Oakland, Cal., $186,000; San Kran
cIbc j harbor, $10,000; San Pedro, Cal.
$200,000; days Harbor, Woh., $345,
000; Everett Harbor, Wush., $150,000;
Sacramento river, Cal., $60,000. ,
AN EXAMPLE
FOR OREGON
INTRODUCING NEW FISH
Commissioner Little is Ae.ivrlj at
Work Stocking Lakes and Rivers
Willi Choice Eastern Specie
Taooma Ledger. ,
TUrty thousand trout are coming to
Pierce county to stock American.
Gravelly, Stellacooin and other nearby
lakes. State Fish Commissioner A. C.
Little received a dispatch from the fed-1
oral Ash commissioner yesterday stat-t
lng that the fisheries department's car
containing the trout would be here Krl
duy. They will be Immediately appor
tioned among the different lakes of the
county.
Fish are coming In the same cur for
lakes In the northwestern part of the
state. It Is expected Lake Whatcom!
and Lake SamUh will be stocked with
trout from the car, but 30,000 are to be
supplied In Pierce county.
Congressman Cushman, Commission
er Little says, Is entitled to the credit
for securing the trout to stock Tierce
county lnkee. The commissioner and
but State Commissioner Little Indorses,
the estimate of the Seattle Trade Reg-j
tster of K54.5HO cases, as the most near-j
ly accurate. Other estimates run down,
to SOO.OOJ. j
An estimate of the pack shows:
Spring or chlnook salmon, 30.000 cases;
Buckeyes, 511,000 cases; total spring
pack, 544.000; humpbacks. 238,000; co-ho-.-s
or silver sides, 67,500; chums, 5,000;
total. SM.500. ,
The salmon fishing season on the
Sound w III not close for 30 days, though
the run at present Is lighter than It
has been for some time.
The output of canned salmon, If It
reaches the estimate of 850,000 cases,
will be double that of last year. The
fish commissioner's report shows last
year the total pack for the Sound was
400.200 cases, valued at $1,600,800. The
output for 1897 Is shown to be 494.026
cases. VHlued at $1,850,000.
benelt to the human race.
Joax-What is It?
Hoax A phonographic collar but
ton that will make Its own profanity
when it rolls under the bureau.
FREEBORN (S CO.,
DEALERS IN
ntSMAKCK'S APPETITE,
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From the London Globe.
Anions other amusing reminiscences
of the late Prince lilsmarck's appear
ing In Heir John Booth's Memoirs of
the Iron Chancellor Is one relating to
the latter'? fJnrRantuan capacity for
eatli.g ami drinking. He told the au
thor tha the largeot number of oys
ters he ever ate was 175. He first or
dered Iweraty-flve, then, as they were
very pood, fifty more; and, consuming
these, determined to eat nothing else,
and -ordered another hundred, to the
great amusement of those present.
Plumarck wiui ithen twvnty-slx. and
Mr. Cushman discussed the matter and had 1u returned from Knpland His
Mr. Cushman pushed the application view on smoking are of interest
personally, appealing to the United though most people will be surprised
States fish commissioner. to leurn that in later yters his powers
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State Fish Commissioner A. C. Little) or cigar sin.....
will go east In a short time to secure
the oysters and lobsters for the ex
perlment of propagation In this state.
He expected to go within a few days,
but his recent Illness will probably de
lay the start. Mr. Little will make all
the arrangements for securing the bi
valves and will have them sent west
early In the spring.
Two cars of oysters and one of lob
sters are to be procured. The experi
ments are to be conduoted on Wlllapa
harbor and Puget sound. The Wlllapal tity of Incense Is required for an en-
TIH-: INCENSE TKAPE.
From the Dally Graphic.
There seems to be little doubt that
the recent decision of the Archbishops
with regard to the use of Incense In
Anglican churches will have no ap
preciable effect on the trade In that
commodity. At nnat of the Anglican
churches Incense would be used only
four times a year. A very small quan-
AT THE CELEBRATION.
From the Philadelphia North Ameri
can. "Who are all the Important looking
men with broad smiles and big
badges?" "That's the republican committee."
"And who't the modest looking fel
low, off there In a corner?"
"Oh, that's Dewey.
Wall Paper and
Room Mouldings
Gypsine, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, etc.
Plain and Decorative Paper
Hanging.
House and Fresco Painters, Etc.
343 Washington St., Portland, Ore.
Telephone Red 1955.
AHOUT LIKEHIM.
St .Louis Globe-Democrat.
Editor Atkinson Is preparing a vig
orous roast for Naval Constructor
Hlchliorn, who announces that the new
battleships now being built under hit
direction are to be provided with
quadruple expansion engines.
THAT JOTFDL FEELING.
With the exhilarating sense of re
newed health and strength and in
ternal cleanliness, which follows the
use of Syrup of Figs, is unknown to
the few who have not progressed be
yond the old-time medicines and the
chea p tubstltutea sometime! offered
'jut never accepted by the well-informed.
uy the genuine. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
J, 0. Glllen 8 Co.,
Dealers, Manufacturers am Contractors
Ol Asbestos Boiler
and Pipe Coverings
229 Second St, PORTLAND, ORE.
PEWEY ON SPECIAL DUTY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. Secretary
Lour has Issued an order assigning
Admiral Dowey to special duty at the
navy department.
harbor experiments will probably be
tried at or near Tokeland, and those on
PugC't sound at convenient points. The
tire service. As far as can be ascer
tained no Anglican church would
nend more than 5 a year on In-
Ito who is false to present duty
broalis a thread in the loom, and will
find th Haw when h may have for
gotten Hi cause, , . .
fish commissioner will have within a- cense, and the entire trade Is probably
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experiments on Wlllapa harbor and the U populnrly supposed that there la a
result of Investigations In the east, trade stcr In the making of Incense,
made by Professor Doane of the Pull-! but In most coses It Is composed Sim
mon Agricultural college- Professor j ply of gum ollbanum. Siain benjamin,
Washburn's work at Yaqulna bay, Ore., cascai llla bark, myrrh and copal vol'
, also furnishes some useful information, nish.
i to the department.
j The pack of salmon on the Sound j
this year will lw more than twice at:
TO DO IT'S OWN SWEARING.
fisher's Opera House
I.. E. SELltJ, Lessee and Mng'r.
Thursday NISM, October 20
Smythc and Rice
Comedians
With the droll comedian
Halter E. Perkins
Presenting
My Friend
From India
. A legitimate farcial Comedy
as played by Mr. Perkins
for ISO nights at the Bijou
Theater, New York City.
Two and one-half hours of
genuine comedy-
large at that on the Columbia river.
Estimates which have been made place
the total pack as high as 900,000 cases,
From the Chicago News.
Hoax I have Just patented an In
vention that will be of Incalculable
ADMISSION:
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