The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, March 21, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHB, MORNINC A5T0KIA THl'KS,7AY, .MAKCH; 21, 1901 Special Sale' for this Week WILL BE CALLED Off LONDON SALMON PRICES 8TK1KING BREWERY WORKERS WILL RESUME WORK, AFFECTED BY REPORTED LOSS OF ARDNAMURCIIAN. RIBBONS t"0 pieces of fancy ribbon, wiilto with ilnk, blun, lavender, nllc, rune, purple r bl iick sirlpc, 4a Hiit & In. lie wld", Zfic unit 30c I UP alHe, yd JV C0L0PED FANCY HOSE vnl'Bl lrlp', inps with, polka dm, two tones In drop-wtlt-h "-f-ft'i'tn, ett., ut 50c pair Agreement Hum Uced Signed by BrcusT and Union Official '1 hat Settled Difference. Market Has Gone Up a Dollar a Case Upon Rumor' That Ship Had Foundered. All contract (or HdvcrtminK l iho AMoilmi urn imiilu on u nuar. ntcc of circulation (our tinicM lurRcr than Unit of any pupvr IMiblUhcJ or circulated hi Chit nop county. TODAY'S WKATIIER. . PORTLAND. March SI -Wi-nKni O- K"ii, 1 1 -ii'ly with ioltily Huhl iiiv -r In III" lliil llit'l li portion; router, W'fuirtn Washington, Mmiriy with m. nlbly light ihouci along Hie runm; probably cooler. IC.Micrii iion, 1 :uxi -rn Washington ninl lilulm, cluly to partly 1 1 u I . AROUND TOWN. Jnj,o i-.j goods f all kind, chrap at Yokohama Hmunr; :( Commercial Bt. h 1. Powell, n( Hun FriincUcu, In In lli't city U U. JoIiiik'H. of Aberdeen. 41 lh" Ovid nt A i' ll tii" ting of lh" Mhl board will If- held thl fl-niK.n, Mi Chr. Allen returned from a VlU .i I'd (Ian.) I.i.l night, W. F. McGregor and Mm McfSr.-gor pp. nl yn.r.ltty (it Iirt Intnl. Jeff' U"-Uuriint lb largest and brut. S trial will convlm-e you. The funnal of Fiank Hough, the 9- ycar-itl.l on nf I'h.irli'H ll.myil. Mil) he held ihi morning ui I ii .10 from th lri-ivt rlin church. Tin- Ma.vabee Will Utfrlld Mint I hi' Illl'TIII' III Will t III I livelihood coiMi.-iy Th' funiTMl it tin' ili Jaiii'-n Ingle In, of Knuppn. wn loiil yrtrrday atil" r Hi.. iiiiiirrn of i h.- Knight f I'ythl.tji and ilir A. , W. W., of both of w hich iti' i the ilTt1 w4i iiii-mlii-r. In-teriiu-nt wan In Urn nwmxl. Are vol going n clean houv? If mi, dun't tlurt In until you have ."-n ihf It Ii" iimorHiiciil of cruhblng. iluxt, t'l-llliiB. Mull uii'l Kink liruvhc. mill mI tin Mr.- Itiu- of tuikey ninl imtrli-h feath er 'lu-i i, In nil nim, mi ltn, Hlggix Co.'-. Tlii pIiiiiii mlioonrr Bur II. Klinor anU'-d In ymlTilny timritlKK fniin Al n b.iy with IHiiu ii'ii of nalitinii. Slir Ml AM'mU on M.inh 3rd, and Mitu'c lh.il tinif hn bnn I'lirlxxind t Yi liiii,.t l iiy. whi r)' nIik put In tUirliiif thu Htorni of i ii wci'ki) uiro. Ul'.HT IS-tT.NT MKAL; RISING SUN IlliHTAl'ItANT. just mmim iii vm w In i MEN'S GOLF AND STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS NEWEST STYLES X ChSrtc i "H new'cst Bhadea of colorings, blue, T UUII O II 1 1 10 pink nnl 1 in nont cfl't't'ts. To lie worn with II Laundricd Colored lengthwise stripes, one and two I ...PRICES TO Latest Shapes E. & lis. 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 DANZIGER A AAA A WwWWW Try iVrfccllon lllrfid Mocbt nnl Jv eoffi.c. None bettor; Jutmwn Uro. J, M. Aillmr, of I'urtlninl. riiurrid 'ycnn rilny from a Imikiiioh trip to Wll hit it Hurl. or. K, ('. Hni"K, llio rortlund Hull ipiib-r ami riiiini'ryitiun, cttiii" vir from Houth ll'-ii.l ynt -ritiiy. ('. II. l)oiiuh(K mt' rtown on Hi Irani yi'ii'r.ay, ri tuniliiK n lh H''r .ulm I ml rvi'tilltK. A frown Hiipply of kind of vckh-liitili-it In minion will ! rcci'lved by Juliiinoii HroN. tinliy, John Kiii kHun, a nntlvr of Hwiin, wan iiilmiii.-l to cltU-nNlilp ymf-rduy In tin? I'oiiniy I'ourt. Tim O. It, & N. (.'o. Ih Htowlnif :'M0 coriU of wood on Iih wharf for thi- uf of the tiinti r Nh oiin. W. A. lludli'Hoti Inw mariid n M ycb Moif In tin- room lnUly VHrnfd by th-l-ir. on I'omnirn'lnl ntpvt, Jiipain-mt boy winlH xmlbin of ony kin'l, t.i cook, ni'lp nnl do bourwiMk, 1 tiiilr' fi'i Coinnrn-ltil nin-ft, Y: 11. Wiiiklnn; n in-rchnnt of f'nili bniirt, nrrlvcd down ftn th- Il'rcul" I lint I'Vi-iilinr en roulv to Tlllmnook. 1'hi Iih ill lllvii of li.lllll itt lb All.'- cib"' lnitlut"d nine ne ininb fji i ihrlr ni"-iini on Tu'l-iy evening. lUw and ahln; Oold Hope, Thraih or, a nt i-t runt, union-mad'' phnr toba.--ci 8ive your tagi. They are val uable. Mm, I'h'irlc N"Um, of Oytcrvlli,1 riinu over on tin Nahcotia ymi'Tiluy to vlult In-r brothiT Captain Tlcinitd I'arkiT. , For rent A nvp-room roitB. fur nlhlinl ir unfurnlKbril, on Tenth airrrt, ncr Ilarrlkuti. Imjulre corner Tenth and Irving, Th MrltlHh nhlp Colony nnd the Hilt lib bark I'oiiilli-lxink nnlbd toKlhrr ut 1:40 ) i-ni-r.lay aft moon, both with imiln for Kur.'iw. Cream pur ry. America'a flncat whlky. Th only pur Kooda; msar-unt"--d rich and mellow. JOHN L.' CARLSON, Sola Afcnu John A. Montgomery hiu orx-ned a Imp ut l: Hum! itrret and la prepared to ilo all claitve of plumbing; and tln nliiK at thi! loweat poaalble riit. John Kldrldjr. an exirl drnuKhta niiin who haii been enmloved nt the Amorla Iron. Workn. will return to hi home In Han Framim-u next frbiay. 444444444444444444Wf LATEST PATTERNS t heliotrope, stripes, also figures, z white collars, detached cuffs, 2 Shirts :;t I pairs detachablo culfs. ' SUIT ALL... W. Collars and Cuffs Auatln OiWirn In rortland (or a fw (biyli. 20-lb-box Frtnth prunn' t, at John ion Urn, OeorKf Flnliy, of Portland, la at the I'aikiT Jloune, , T. If. McDonnell ruturnM to Port land luat nliiht, Mlna II. I'likanl, of rfan Fran:ltt:o, la at th Occident, Occident barber (hop and bath. Flmt-vlaaa aurvlc. Howard Wlntera, of Portland, waa In Iho cllv ytnterduy. Ileni K-cent mettlrilalng gun llea taurant, 612 Commercial St. Churle HIiTKlna and Mr a, IllKKlna re turned Iiimi evmiiiff from portlund. Henry Kherinan and Mra, Hherman returned from irtland laat evi-nlnK. The achooii. r Muld of Orb-ana cleared yeaienlny for t'hlifnlk, Alanka, with a cai no of cKil, lumber and box KhHika. The Hli iuiii-r Hue II. Klmore will b-ave from lb... o. u. & N, dm k on H.ilur diiy ncirnltiif for Tlllimook bay pointa. Itoalyn coal .mt lotiRer, U rihner and mak 'M l"nn trouble with atovei and chimney iliiia than any other, ft org'! W. Hunborii, uif nt; .-lrplinn l';ll. There In alvvaya aumi'lbliiK in-w lo be f'liiti l .it (In- liioton Itent nirant, The Huioluy diniKT Include turkey with eranbi'iry aiiii e A tlrnt claa place for bill- mi I Ki riili-m n. The t'Min.-r Mayilower tnik ovi-r the cuatliiKa and 'roil (HIIiik for fourteen now I.'Kk'.'iiC car to be uaed on the I -- Itlvr PiKln.r Compuny'a new ro.ni n-ar the mouth of' Deep river, Wiin!.-1 - To rnt. by April J, a fur-m-bi'il or unfurnlxhed houae of 4 or S r.Kima, 'ir 3 or 4 funilnhe.! ro.m for liDUfi'-k''".ln. Houth of Kxchange Kl. pr-f tietl. Addrena 11. 8., care of A I i "i. U'ant.' J.-Ovntl.'rn. n . bf exp-rl ne In IrnMniiici. or ajvcrtlalnic to j r.-m'-nt un aitr icfive form of hjivHiic for un l.ililnh... .un xi.iibm. lt"fi rencen anil experience .Woriip. r"tilred. Ad.livm. K. 2. cure The aii-anbil light hlp at the cape w ( rnlxei four Inch.'H on Tuemiay by Hie urn- of J.iekar-r'-w-a, but when the uat r ri. yitlerday ahe a-ttb-d back lo her former poult Ion, The action of the water on the aaiid on w hl. Ii ah" real la the areateat hind rance to the. anon of th preaenl plana for h r removal, Bena: r M"((. r, wh waa In the city yeatinl.iy 1 not cijoylna; koo.) h-a.'th. The Ionic aaalon of the Waahlnifton P-g-hl.il urc wua very exhuuatlnjr. and rheu imttlam add to hta dlaconifort. The aen Uor will ut cnee replace the build ing r c.-ntly burned at hi lrooknld einivry, th limurunce now being In pr v of a itlnfuct.rry adjualment. AI.I TINO THK IHISir. Man X'o'uiiteera Inforniatlon Tlrada Bunday. and The ailute flrd In honor of thr late ex-lTefld.-nt ll.irrlaon fnm Fort Bto vena Hun.luy la hardly the proper oc currence upon which to hang an .imua Ing aiory but the following ha the in.-rit ..f being true, nnd for thu r.a on perhapa the apparent Incongruity of ih- altuation will lie forgiven: A cltlxen of I'plontown who waa bet ter polled on the date of the clebr.i lion In honor of Ireland' patnn ailnt than on lurri n! r.ewa heard the salute and grew va'bly excited. He lltem'l aa the guna boomed out the measure J aulute. I'1'ii.lly one of the crowd of by alanilera Inouired: -What' It all about " "bmit," yelled the cltlxen; "Abiut! The Irldh run the country, that' what It Is. Waahlngton'a birthday don't aet a ttrecrackr txploded but St. Pdtrb k'a g.ia a aalule for Mr. It' pull that does It. bcya, and the Irlah nn.ve got the pull." and h turned away with indig nation and dlKguat mingled on his mf lled counti tance. ATTOHNKY OENKHAL'S OPIN'OX. Flah Wjrdn Hua Not H.ard From State omclal. Maater Flah Warden II. O. Van Du.en exp.'cta to receive the opinion of the ntiorney-gen ra soon, upon the legality cf the bill und.'r which htf was apMlnt ed and als( upon the legality of the claim of Fi.ih Commlaaloner Uecd that he la entitled to hold uftlce. Mr. Van Dusen stated to an Astorian reporter last night that he had heard nothing from the attorney-general but expected to dally. Mr. Van Dusen has received word from Secretary of State- Dunbar that the license blanks will have to go to the state printer as soon aa possible, The master warden yesterday . notified sawmill owner that the throwing of sawOust In the river would not be tol erated and arrests will follow if the law respecting this nuisance Is not complied with. DAVENPORT SAFK. Ship Was Blown Out to Sea by Con trary Winds.' The American bark, Kate Daverport. sailed Into the harbor yesterduy after noon with flying colors, with pilot Jas Tat ton on board. She left Ban Fran cisco on March 7th, appearing ouulde the C olumbia a few days later, but dur ing the recent blow disappeared, going as far north as 47 degrees before a siiuthwest gale. Her safe arrival Is a gnat relief to her charterers, the Portland-Alaska Packing Company, and to the relatives of a part of the crew, who are Astoria men. She will proceid up the river this tnornlns to load canning machinery, and or her return will load cans at As toria. She will also take twenty ntw Columbia -Iver fishing boats from As toria. II r destination la Bristol bay. STILL IN DARKNESS. Enpfcted to Have Electric LJgh.s Ready Today. The West Shore Mills Company had an expert boiler maker and other men employed yerterday repairing the dam age to the plant which, made a shut down necFar Tuesday night. It was expected that the lights would be ready last t-venlng but It was Impossible! to complete the repairs In time. There are more brilliant thoughts in pigeon-holes than ever found birth. The best-known cltlien frequently has to take the alleys to avoid meeting bis creditors. Th'j strike ordered yesterday by th National Union (rf Cnlted Hrewvry Worker, which reaultcd In the em ployee of brewerle In Portland, Van couver and Aatoii.i walking out, will probably be settled today. John Kpp, of the North Pacific Urewi ry, received a copy of the agrttment aub nltied by the employees to the other concern af fected by the strike. It turn already b en aliened by llu ru and will be r.r.nrn ed to I'ortUnd on the early train to day afi"r reielvltig Mr. Kopp'a signa ture. Aa the provlaiona of the. conlrict are Manufactory allkv to the employers and imployeea thi-ic will b- no rca.!. for prolonging the strike. Four brewerti-a were affected by lh- strike ord;r, one in Aatotia. one In Vancouver and two in portlund. eYaterday morning short ly b'-fore 9 o'clock iiarlea (iaae, ri-i-tary of the local union, rweiv-l a telegram giving notice of the strike ui.l instructing all member or the union to go out. The men walked out but ex press."! regret to Mr. Kopp and aUo aiat'-d th.ir lgnorane of t.-h reason for th order. Mr. Kopp has aluay b en In sympathy with union labor and there la no antagonism le-lwei n hun and hla employee. The f iur brew-rba concerned ii ive an association among thwi.m Ives, and the association d ais with tin- Hrew- i.n' I-mI,.i. Thu ,.OI, I . la ,. In Ui.. kv'ini.'ii r..f ' 'atlpr nirropnienl ma" .-- ' M1lfy 411 " ' "! !" ml- In their behalf by U with Ihe smal.ite.l brew.-rk-!.. Several malt-r apparently could n.a b.- settled to the s.itlara -lion of both i.arth but the strike wn absolutely uiiexpeic1. Aoe.irj;ng to the new agreement the brewers will only employ men belonging to the local union. Bick ncia shall not b" a cause for dismis sal, and an employe may have his po nd n bock Uk.ii iippllcailon within thr"e months. Nine hours hhall consti ture a day' work and six day a week. Sundays, holiday and over.lrne to be paid at a rale of one and one-half. The scale of wag- for the boitl-rs' ! ;art:n nt is fixed to lange from JlO.Sfl to $12.50 a week, and m-n now employ ed shall not have their wag.- reduced. One of the subjects of contention was over the employment of boys In the w a.Ht-.lnir d'-p.irtm -nt. Th brewers claimed that th work could be done by boys and girls as thoroughly aa by men. One proositlin contemplated the employment of one boy under eighteen year of age for every six men employed In tiie bottling department. Cnder the agreement signed by Mr. K.ipp one boy may be employed for every two men. The other provision of the con tract provide that In case of differ ence betwen employers and men a board of arbitration shall be appoint ed to consist of two members to be m lecled by the men and two to be nam .d by the brewers. If no agreement can be reached the arbitrators are empower ed to appoint a fifth man. The agree ment Is to remain In force until March IH, 1302. It Is believed that the aeeptance of the agreement by all parties interested will result In the strike being called off as soon as rhe document reaches Port lind today. Mr. Kopp said last night that he was willing to do whatever the union men thoufrht fair and Just and had never been in trouble with the union to which Ws employees belong!. MRS. ROSS Ugs to Announce Her .SPRING OPENING. OF Fashionable Millinery THURSDAY, . MARCH 21 Latest styles designed by Miss Rrown- Ing, of San Francisco, late with- Mad ame Oullff, and also charming assort ment of latest Parisian creations. C. W. BARR-DENTIST 1 Successor to Dr. Ball. 573 Commercial Bt.. ASTORIA, OR. TELEPHONE, RED 2061. WHERE DO TOU HAVE TOU TRIED A. W.SHIPLEY? 656 Commercial Street. DO YOU KNOW That he gives you the best there is to be had In the city for the least money T' Place an order once and see. J. A. FASTABEND GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Dr. Rhoda C. Micks, ostevo p at Hist .- , Consultation Free,. . -. Bill YOUR GROCERIES? S73 Commercial St., Astoria, Or. From a mere report that a few cases of aalncin wash, d ashore on the Oregon c"ul wer- suppose; 1 to be part of the cargo of the lirillsh ship Ardnamur chan, the London salmon market ha rl"ti about a dolier a case and the re insurance gamblers will be about a hun dred thousand dollars In ocket if the ship come In, days the San Francisco Exa'f.lnvr. Th- Ardnamun-han left Fraser river In Miitish Columbia, December 3, list, laden with "VOW cases of salmon from th'; Fraser river canneries afld bound for Liverpool. At that time fierce Mlorms wer awe -ping th North Pacific and a'veral week aftr her departure several cas.f of salmon w-re picked up minim il-f flotsam on the Oregon and Washington b -aches, between Alsea rivtr and Willapa harbor. Th e ca.-s w.-r? inark-.-d "V. 1'.. Liverpool," the first mark signifying Victoria Pack--rs, ami His., with "0. C. C." and "D. D. Ii." in t diamond. These wre the mark of th salmm abiwrd the Ardnarnur chn and It wa belii.ved that the ship had founder '1 In one of the head gale ituit were pr-vah-nt. Ite!ii::urinc; at one, ros; (o SO per c' tit an I the price of salmon took a Jump In London, for the Ardnam.jrchan vas carrying about 1 , ' imtlrc seaa..- , of the mjlput of the Fraaer .icr ranneii'-a. The cargo waa worth tvsi.'4l. while, (he ship Itfwlf is Valued at :'.,k). by Hogarth & CO., ber Lon don iiwn -rs. iVth carg.) and ship wvr5 heavllv Insured and those who eirrid big lln:-s on the vessel reinsured all tney ciulJ even at the enormous rale. Abiut a month after the first cases wcr plck--d up an officer on the steam er Te. that phi's between the canner ies and th? mouth of the river and Van couver, stated that after the Ardnamur efnn hid left -her berth the Ttes had brought a belated load of salmon down from the upper river. He said this was placed! abviri the departing ship and as the hatches were closed, was stored In th deckhouses and. In fact, every uuiUbl' nook and corner above deck. W.nen the fact became known experts declared the vessel might have struck a storm and In that event the cases washed ashore might have ben Jetti soned to relieve the ship of top heav iness. This theory was borne out by the fact that no wreckage had floated ashore with the salmon and the Insurance men breathed easier. Then one of the Vic toria owner of the cargo asserted that the rases found had been stored In the bottom of the ship, but despite this the rate of reinsurance dropped to 60 per cent, and the London salmon market fell perceptibly. The ship Is not expected to arrive for a month yet. and many believe the re ports of the alleged wreck of the Ard namurchan were circulated by parties Interested In raising the London price of salmon. MORMON MISSIONARIES. Hand of Workers Frcm Portland Visit Astoria. A party of eight Mormon elders and two ladies of the faith, who are now doing missionary work In -Portland, enjoyed a holiday at North Beach yes terday, returning last evening. To an Astorian reporter they stated that fifty eight converts have been made In Port !i.nd during the past two years of mis sionary eftjrt, and others are to be bip tised in the near future, the prospects b;lng of an encouraging nature. Astoria was thoroughly worked last year according to their plan, which Is the visitation of each house two or tbree times with the distribution of Ht-cratur-?. and the oral presentation of their ciuse. As no Impression seemed to be made upon the people the place was given up as hopelessly degenerate. KOPPS BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of which Bottled beer for family use or keg Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes beer supplied at any time. Delivery beer for domestic and export trade. in the city free. Korth Pacific Brewery the PLACE TO BUY CANNERY SUPPLIES FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIAL SEWING MACHINES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS IS AT- FOUNDED SUN INSURANCE OFFICE Of LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN TIIE WORLD. Caah Aetm, - - Su.goo.ooo , CH Aasata In United State. a, 6. 6,033 J. B. F. DAVIS & SON, WINFIElaD 8. DAVIS BURT ' 215 Sansome Street, - SAMUEL ELMORE MONDAY. T all depends upon 0 If you require simply a dirt remover, almost any soap will do. But if you care at all about the thing; whjcj is to be washed, you must thia. twics fctfors you act. Any soap will clean linens and nuslins, but Ivory Soap leaves them snw. Any soap will clean sheets anr! hu cUh Lit Ivory Soap leav es no C6arse, strong odor. Try it once I IT FLOATS. RELATIONSHIP TANGLE. " A Walla Walla court ls trying to straighten out a domestic tangle. A few year ago Emma Clark,, a widow with a grown daughter, married Wliilam L. Krovn. After two children were born the couple separated, and Brown mar TiH his stepdaughter, Susan Kotz. As the relations now stand, Mrs. Brown is the present stepmother to her own half-brother and sister, and the wife of her own stepfather. The children are In doubt whether they are sister ana brother of their half-sister. The husband Is father-in-law of his ex-wife. He Is not sure but that he will prove to be his own father before the courts git through with him. "EAST liTNNE" LAST NIGHT. It Is a far cry from the rollicking mirth , of Moloney's Wedding to the emotional tearfulness of "East Lynne," and the excellent production of the last named play by the Bittner Com pany at Fisher's theater last niglu was a triumph for the company as a whole, and for the Individual members. Mlse Klla Bittner had the leading role and scored a hit by her clever work. Tonight the New York Lyceum suc cess, ."Young Mrs. Wlnthrop." will be presented. There will be a special mat inee performance Saturday. COLl HOLT'S APPOINTMENTS. The Initial appointments of Col. C. J. Holt, the temperance advocate are aa follows: At the Baptist church Friday at 7:30 p. m. and Saturday at 3 p. m. At the Congregational church Satur day at 7:30 p. m. Sunday there will be three services. I'niontown hall, at 11 a. m.; mass meet ing at the Presbyterian church at 3 p. m.; at M. E. church at 70 p. m. Other announcements will be made In due season. CKICAGO MERCHANT - PRINCES. The del-?gaUon of Chicago business men who have been touring the Pacific coastis guests of President E. P. Rip FISHER BROTHERS, Astoria, Ore. A. D. 1TIO GENERAL AGENTS. L. DAVIS CARL A. HENRY - San Francisco, Cat. & CO., AGENTS. what you want In a soap. 1 ley, of the San la Fe system, were en- trlflltlO.I In PnNlnnJ . . . .....1 .. V. - - -.., ... i n i m jcm.iuAi u y members of the commercial bodies of that city. An excursion was made to Cascade Lock In the afternoon and at night a binquet was given at which the speakers were Judge George H. Williams, Oov-jrnor T. T. Geer, Con- gressrhan Tongue, ex-Controller of Cur rency James H. Eckels. Mayor H. 8. Uowe. w. H. Fuller, president of the Chicago Commercial Club, W. J. Chal mers. E. Keith, president of the Metro politan National Bank of Chicago. REALTY TRANSFERS. United Statea ' to Ben J. Cagle 180 acres In sections 23 and 28. township 7 north of range 7 west; patent. i-uiieu Dimes 10 ruiiam u, i;agie 1ft) a. .r. In amotion 01 f 7 M T C w. patent. Pnlted States to Charles E. Hare 160 acres in section 32. T 7 N. R 6 W; patent. Grimes Grove Land Company to An irew Kan lots 6 and 7, block 3, Grimes Grove; $W. , A. H. Klint to Hugh McOuIre lots 13 and IS. block 6, Gearhart Park: $75. CONDLNSED FROM CLIPPINGS, W. C. T. U. women of Fulton. Mich., recently bought the fixtures of a billiard room and destroyed them. The fund being raised In Salem for the erection of a Y. M. C. A. building' exceeds $7000 and the other $3000 will probably be forthcoming. A Denver girl who discovered a burg lar in her apartments recently sat on the: intruder and Jabbed him with a hat pin whenever he moved and thus held him until the police arrived. The faculty of Pacific College have exonerated Elwood .Minchln of plagiar ism In his speech on "Wendell Phillips, Agitator," which won first honor in the recent Inter-collegiate oratorical con test. - Some mischievous person substituted an Irish Hag for the Stars and Stripes over a bpoKane school house on St. Patrick's day and the school authorl-. ties ara Indignant and are endeavor ing to locate the perpetrator. Julio Castellanos, a Spaniard, who is a mining expert, is being sought for by the officers of Arizona and New Mexico. Castellanos' offense Is having fourteen wives scattered throughout the Southwest. The little queen of Holland's favor ite color is green. Her first ball dress was of light green moussellne, delicate ly embroidered, the skirt being slashed across with broad green ribbons. The trousseau gowns are in various shades of green. Governor Rogers, of Washington, ha signed a bill similar in provisions to the Proebstel bill passed by the Oregon legislature prohibiting the operation, of fclot machines, whether the rewards be payable in merchandise or caah. The law becomes operative after ninety days. Trainer Trine has begun work with the University of Oregon track team and says that the material Is excel lent and the results will please lovers of amateur athfcllcs. A meet will he held in Portland and later thepUniver sity of California will send their crack men to compete against the Oregon boys. A Connecticut man recently addressed an audience brought together to dis cuss plans for booming the village. He recommended matrimony as the so lution of the existing stagnation and suggested that a monument be erected to Eve. The Idea was received serious ly and much enthusiasm was mani fested. , ; CALL FOR WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given to all parties holding Clatsop county warrants en dorsed prior to February 1st, 1899, to present the same to the County Treas urer at his office, 164 Tenth street, for payment; Interest ceases after this date. II. C. THOMPSON, County Treasurer. Dated, Astoria, Oregon, March 21, 1901, Thn man nn hin first flffl. vovaea Is not necessarily an altruist because he prefers to leave all the breakfast fin others. Upon the return of Boss Croker from foreign parts he may be able to recog nize the tiger, but It won't hav as many stripes as It had Vfor. THE LOUVRE Clarence Mason, an acrobat of rare ability. Is exhibiting during this We It at the Louvre. Mr. Mason's connection with McMahon'a circus as a star per former during last season Is a testi monial to his brilliant achievements cn the bars. Finest lunches and best mu sic are always made specialties.