The morning Astorian., April 21, 1901, Image 3

THE MORNIKG ASTOKIAN. SUNDAY, mil 2f, (901
It's a Real Privilege
J(,or ludius to bo able to purclmw) comjtlolo and HtyliHh
outfiU rcudy to wcur. Como today und hoc how well
we can supply your wimta.
SUITS,
WAISTS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
And nil the correct occeBHoricH that bolong to the
fvminino toilet. Prices are no uttructivo a tho good.
OUil HTOIII0 CLOHEfl AT 7 P.
All contracts for udvcrtisinu. In
lh Ant ui iuu uru utiidc on u Riiar.
nnlca of clrculutlon lour time
lurttur than that of uny paper
published or circulated In Clat.
nop county.
TODAY'S W BATH EH.
PdHTLANO, April 20-Wealern Ore
bud. nhownr In Mm nortlwrn portion
und wurtiifr In lh ulhrii portion;
NVnU-ni Washington, purtly rlouJy
with prtilnihly kIiowimh; Kaatrrn Oretjon,
Ksaturn Waahlnulon and Northern Ida
ho, shoWrre.
AROUND TOWN.
Yr Canton about harnwa.
F. M. Warr,n, Jr., of Portland, wai In
the city ycalarday,
Mink Knthryn Hhlvcly itnt yittr
luy in I'ortlr.nd.
!!( J-ci-nt nia tUslng Sun ltci
(a ut ant. 12 CumnHTclaJ HI.
jApAncan gooda of all kind, rhi'itp at
Yokohama. Mniaar; 8:1 Commercial Bt.
Itoiitii) out a ninkra a ipnhI muh whn
you ft thf Ih-(. V luvr H-JOIIS-BON
UIIOM.
Mr. Ilaamuiiaen U prrparNl to do up
! turtalna In rd orjr, I-av or
d'r bt Oriif'm bakery.
Wantod llrl for general houpwwork
1n small fumlly. Apty at No. 372
l'Vanklln Ave., war Klijhth.
The Itrltlah meamahip Adato waa
fportivl yt-atcrlay bard aground acri
th rhnnnt'l at llugby'a hole,
AMorla to Kurt Coeitjr and r'turn II
fiunJiy. Arll "I, siramer Nahcotta
K'ttvca O. It. A N. d-k at :39 a. m.
Th fiali m wixt trust luia purrhaard
all tho Hi ib pnlurt fmni aawmllla for
t)i next alx month and prU-ta are ex
piTtrd to advanc.
The editor of tho Mro Obacrver reo
oinnirtKlii the tva Chutes river to the
uftrntlon f Klah Warden Van luan
for hatchery purpoa.
lUxWyn coal lasts loner, U flraner
and make Iras trouble with stoves and
chimm'y tltim than any olhrr. Oirgc
"W. HunlKirn, agmt; trlepnonn 1311.
hbt is-rnNT mioal: risinq sun
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Blouse Suits...
Vestee Suits,
Double
Breasted
Jackets,
Wash
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rream pure ry. America's finest
whlakry. Tho only pur good; guur
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If you like good buitr try our A
Kori'imon'a. Thr la nothing; txtt?r
madn. Qimlity and full wight guurun
ti-nd. JOHNSON IIHOH,
If you hnva a faxtldlnua palate and
vour irnaiiii! economy In In a doubtful
condition, eonatilt tho appetizing menu
at lh-r Iiimt wi Iti-tttaurnnt.
John A. Montgomery hn opein'd a
almp at Hond treet and la prepared
to do all clnimea of plumbing and tin
f 1 1 lift at th low rut pwlble rule.
Nearly II'hk) haa lnwn ixild In ly c)i-r
ti-r men.beiK of ih t'oinmerolal club
and the em-cullve committee will clue
irranKeni'Mita ao'm for a club houae.
'Io to Tort Cnnby n the Nahrotti
Kundiiy. April 21. Faro for tho round
trin. II. Iat chance to view the light
Milp before hhe 1i launched In Jlnkcr'a
bay.
The piln-et railway company haa be
tin lb extennlon of the aytem out
r.,mmeiTinl itre"t and rail are now
being laid from Huvrntvnth atrm to the
C'liitmip nitlln. .,
The I'rlllHh ttuAtiuhlp Ht. lied, with
lumiMT for tlx- orient, and the lint
Ik)i nt.oiiiHhlp Wiirfleld, with grain fur
Cnllao, wrnt to nea yeaPTciuy.
It waa curirntly reported yeator.lny
that the cnnneryiiien advutx ed the price
of flh to 7 cnta. for larger tlnh to
nie-t the prlcH- offereii by the cold ator
age in-n.
The Hrllli.h bark I'urt (NirllKle. M day
from Cnleta lluena. In tiallaat, and the
tScrmnn tmrk Paul Ifenlx-rg, 23 daya
from Honolulu In ballaxt, arrived In
yentprday.
Dr. O. It Klllott. an optlclm promi
nent In California ,1a vlaltlng In Antorin
He la ai'i'ompanleil by Mm. Klllott and
will cM,k over the city with a view- io
Mating here.
Sometime during Friday nlitht tbe
atomue log bootn of the Clatxop Mill
Coinpoity In Iz-wln and (lark river
broke adrift and ubout 700 'oga are
floating around In the river.
A falr-alxed crowd greeted (he Ca.1
rdonlan club of INrthind at Flaher'a
op,Tl lxuae lust night, and enjoyed the
unliiue program rendered. There waa
a iliKtlnctly Hrotch flavor to every num
her from )aKplpe anl to ewon! dan
c'. The iiitertiilntnent wna for the
leneflt ..f the llbrnry.
FOR BOYS I
Worsteds,
Oxfords,
Blue Serges,
Cheviots,
Etc., Etc.
IT D0N7
Cost Hoch
to Clothe
tbe
Coys
Here
WRAPS,
SHOES.
Vlr waa dlaroverM In the dry huae
ft tho (,'lutaop Mill Comitiny plant yen
twday about S o'clock. The tlarnca were
aon gottnn .under control by itm de
partment and the damage will be very
amall. .
C. W. Fulton'a rough-coated Ht, ller
nurd, "OilonH;" W. K. Tallant'a col
lie. "Hcoity," and "Htauty," the lm
ported F.nKllah bull-dog, owned by Mm.
J. T, Itoaa, won prlzn at the Portland
bench ahow.
Th g-iHollne aehnorw-r Jeaale, In which
W. W. Whipple, f Aatorta, la Inter
ested, made a rt-cord mUh of hullbut
lately when ahe returned to Heattln
with &0,W0 jHiunda of flah, caught In
five luva,
The Mtettmer FA Hurd, owni- by the
combine, w.w Inap.vted yedU'rday by
Inpctoin Fuller and Kdwardu and
during the trial blew out a gakt and
apllt the aheet In the bottom irf the.
boiler.
Tho North American Flaherli-a (Vim
piny will build a cannery on tho watur
front at Fulrhaveii to pack loO.OOO ru-
In tbe ai-uaon. Ita (Irava llarh ,r I'lu.k.
log Comimny plant at Aberdeen will
alHo be run.
INrfwtly fitted ' - cure head
ache. Tin refmc l .c'- of the N. W.
optlo.( Comitiny, 416 The Ifc-kum.
Portland, vIhIIx Axtorl.i on Tuemluya.
At llnrt'N druK m-ir- from 12 to 3:30,
and at Kagle dnin i Uoin .1:30 to
4 p. m.
I. ". Ivllon. of the f'elton-ArniKtrong
Logtrlfig and Lumbering ('oiiiny, Ih
coriMned to hla uimrtmenta n Portland
with n broken i-(f, in conne(ii-n"e of
b"lng ciiiKhi by a cable on a fkld roud
in-ar Cnthlnmet, Mr. pelton formerly
came from Hheboygnn. Wla., where he
Ktlll lim large holding.
Til" cltlXeliH Of ICugene ure to ITM t
a memorial drlnglng fountain In th;it
div cotnmeniointlve of Iirie county fol
diem who died In th Philippine. The
inemotliii In made from Vitiiioiu marble
ii nd It will be dedicated In ale ut a
fortnight, with appropriate ceremonleii.
The lidleN of flateway Uelx kah lodge
will rive iin eiit.-rtii.ninent at Odd FH
lowa' h.ill on M'ltuUy evening. April 22.
A munliMl program will 1m- rendered, to
be followed ,y dancing. Itofrenhmcnla
will ! served. AdmWalnn fre. One
of tho lending feature will lie a fish
pond, for which a hihuII churg' wiK be
mub.
Hep. Dexter ll'i-'. of llom-burg. ha
r. e!v.- I ii g,ii watch charm from the
Aniorln llHher.iien. ii n token of i-teem
for the part he .l.i)Vd m legislating
In th'-lr tchiilf. und needle to Fay,
the isift In hlKhly prlited by Mr. Kiee.
On the front of the charm In ;i llg-nr-'
of n royal chlnook milmon. with thi
w.inl: "From I'nlon Muhermen." tin
the reverse In i-ngrave I: "To Hon. D'-x-ter
HU. 1901."
Frank Cixdey. who iluyeil an cn
K lu'-nient ai Fliher' oHra house during
holv Mk. was In the city yeatenlay.
Mr. CiMdey'a company closed thu season
In Portland last week am) will not
iimiIm t on tour until next fall. While
In Astoria Mr. Cooley rnuaited Terry
McKean lr hi company next season
to play the juvenile roh-a. Mr. Mo
Kenii' ubllltv I so well known here
ili.it comment would be superfluous,
mid In- has a host of friends who winn
for him and predict for him a miix"'sful
cauer n the sugn.
Water Italllff Fred Wlckman return
ed to th city yesterday morning from
a license colL-ctlng trip on the river
and left aipi'n !ast night on a similar
mlNslon. The fishermen ore not pay
ing a promptly a they should and
ifter May 1 delinquent will be aevere
ly dealt wph. Fish Warden Van Du
scn baj lnstructe, hi deputies to ar
rest all HTN,,n found with sturgeon
In their ixawsslon. The law forbid
sturgeon Iwlng taken between March
1st and November Int. and flahcrmen
are niulivd to return them to the
river when found In tholr neta.
At the Paptlat chunh last nlgbt
KvungplHt King slxke from a rhu
In the fifth ver.e of the third chapter
of the second epistle to Timothy: "Hav
ing the form of godliness but denying
the power thereof." Tlw d ix-ourse was
an earnest appeal to Christians to let
their religion show ltaolf In good work
rather than be confined to prayer And
testimony In the church. He also ap
pealed to the pastor and people of the
other churches n the city to put aaldo
denominational distinction and Join
with him In the work of saving th lost.
Mr. Klrg la an earnest and forceful
aivaker as well as a singer of great
ability. The meeting will be contin
ued each night this week.
La Lole Fuller, who will appear at
Fisher's opera house next Wednesday
evening. Is a greater marvel this sea
son than ver before. Wnen It was be
lieved that the xenlth In spotacunvr
dunce had been reached, this remark
able woman forthwith originated two
new evolutions before which all other
daneea pale Into insignificance. The
Tempest" and the Ajvh Angel" are
the titles which have been given these
new creations. In the latter dance Da
Dole wear a dress made up of 1000
yarda of silk, which Is undoubtedly one
of the most expensive costumes ever
aeen on the stage. This drees coat over
15000 In Kurope and the duty on it when
the dancer came to America waa In the
neighborhood of 3500. In addition to
these new dances. La Dole will produce
all of her other famous creationa. In
cluding the wonderful "fire dance"
which ha attracted such world-wide In
terest. Seat sale open Tuesday morn
ing at Griffin ft Reed's.
NKW USE FOR ELECTRICITY.
A professor recently dkcovered that
electricity Is a stimulant for the brain.
We do not wlh to dispute the merits of
this discovery but are Inclined to think
that the only natural stimulant for the
brain Is sleep. If you are not able to
sleep you are certainly In a bad way.
It la UHUitJly caused by tne stomach be
ing out of order, the disturbance being
out of order, the disturbance being
communicated to the bmn. Keep the
stomach In good condition by the use of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and you
wll have insomnia no longer. It is a
splendid medicine for strengthening the
nerves .ind will cure dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, constipation and biliousness. As
a spring tonic it has no eaunl. See that
our Private Revenue Stamp is over the
nock of the bottle.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ilermosa Tark Investment Co. to
Mary E. Taylor lot 15, block 9, Iler
mosa Park: $300.
Frank Spittle to Patrick Lawler lot I
IS, block 14, Grimes Grove; $1.
W. L. Beckner and wife to M. J. Kin
neyand A. M. Smith east half of west
half of section 17, T 8 N, R 6 W; $1250.
M. C. Lewis and wife to Maxwell
Young tract of land In section S3, T 8
N. R 7 W;' $7M. ' . .. - .
WAGE WAR ON COMBINE
NKW YORK IAPER PREDICTS
A HITTER FIGHT.
Huys Tlmt Outside Packer Have
Declared They Will Cut
Profits to Zero.
In an artlHe with a New York date
line the New York Commercial pHnta
the following, the Inspiration for which
evidently came from this section of the
country:
"A bitter war has already begun be
tween the Columbia River Packers As
sociation and the outalde packers, and
no one In the trade can tell what the
outcome will be, It seems absolutely
certa'n, however, that one result of the
light will b low prioea on canned chl
nook salmon. In fact, price of 11.50.
11.65 and t5 cents, retectlvely on tails,
(lata and half-pound, have already
been named by one of the smaller pac k
era opposed to the association, and there
appear to be every llkcllh'iod that the
more Important of the other outsider
will make no higher quotations. On a
basis of $1.60 for tails well-Informed
salmon men declare the combine would
not b able to jack goods at a profit.
"The light on the river this year was
precipitated by the action of the Co
lumbia River Packers Association In
trying to get a bill through the Oregon
legislature making the use of fish
wheels Illegal. The canneries operating
these llsh-wheel are l-atd on the up
per Columbia, and, by reison of these
devices, the up-river packers are able
to secure their flah at comparatively
alight rout, while the association I com
pelled to pay a high cost per pound
for the flNh It uses for canning. The
principal motive of the association,
however. In seeking to have the wneels
legislated out of exlHtenre, according
to one of the btt Informed salmon men
In this city, was to Injure one of the
leading outalde packer on the river,
woo Is also extensively interested n the
frozen milmon buMne!a.
"TMs outside canner, according to the
Commercial's informant, has now deter
mined M retaliate, to the utmost extent
of his power, and has virtually declared
that he will drive th? Columbia River
I'ark'T iiKs-la-)n out of bualnesa.
Having a cannery up the river depend
ing for its supply of fluh on a fifh
whee. and also being a. buyer of raw
hsh In the op-n market for freezing,
this salmon man. It would seem, enjoy
a peculiar advantage over the associa
tion In .he struggle now opening. It
la bellevej to le nis Intention not only
to make a very low price on canned
wil moil, a price at which the combine
can not prjfltably pack at the present
cost of raw fish, but also to bid up the
price of the raw irticltr, which will
cause the assoctitlon a very much heav
ier kiss.
"Kverdlng & Farrtd, ownet of the
Pillar Rock Company, who have made
the $1.10. $1.65 and 5c prices, are under
stood to stand very close to the large
outalde packer referred to, and It Is the
theory of some In the Men York trade
that these figures are put out entirely
as a "feeder" In the Interest of the
big outside packer who is gunning for
the -'o.nblne. The latter, accrdlng to
the commercial's information, corneal
pl.ttes even lower prices than those
named; namely, $1.50 for both tails ard
flat, f. o. b. Coast. Other reports say
there will be a difference of ac between
the tall and the flat cans.
"All the outside canners, 'particularly
those operating flsh-wheels. apparently
are agreed to wi?e a bitter war against
the aocla(lon. One well known canner
write to the Commercial to say that
'there will be no let-up In the fight
until such time as the oombln? disap
pears from the river. It, Is going to be
a Hunt to the finish.' "
DECLINE OF SALMON.
Expert Tells Why Alaska Streams Ate
Depleted.
Preparations are now In progress for
a trip of the United States Fish Com
mission steamer Albatrusa to Alaska,
for the purpose of completing a canvass
of the salmon streams and salmon In
dustry of that country that was begun
In 1897. The expedition will be in
charge of Commander Moser, who n ade
the Initial Journey, In company with A.
Agassii, and who discovered the cause
of the great decline in tbe output of
salmon In the streams, which while now
yielding more than $3,000,000, Is threat
ened with ultimate extlndon.
Commander Moger has collected a
GRERTSPEGIflLSALE
OF
Chinaware,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Lamps,
Jardineres and Jugs,
Novelties,
Bisque Ware,
Agateware,
Silverware and Cutlery,
Fisli Sets,
Game Sets,
Dinner Sets,
PRICES CUT
20 to 33 per cent
Come Just to See
OUR IffifllENSE STOGK
OUR LOW PRICES
WILL SURPRISE YOu
Great
671 Commercial Street. Astoria,
vast amount of blatorlcal. geograph
ical and biological data of present In
terest and value, and, In speaking of tbe
decline, says: "The output of salmon
for a single year in 1897 was about
43,600,000 cans, so one 3es tun wonder
that the streams of Alaska are becom
ing depleted. This depletion, already
aerlou. la caused not by overfishing
alone, but by 'barricading,' a process in
atltuted before the acquisition of Alas
ka by the United Htates, an mejns
whereby the flah are actually prevented
from ascending the streams to spawn,
and are compelled to remain practical
ly Impounded In the lower water
awaiting the pleasure of the packers.
Althouarh this practice I punishable by
heavy fine and Imprisonment, the lawa
are not enforced. The larger part of
the canned red flah, the choicest of
the pack, goes to Bngland, where It i
greatly appreciated by the trade."
Irepa rations for the Journey of the
Albatross will not be completed until
about May 1, when the start will be
made for Alaska, This work, as well
a. much eise of Importance, Is delayed
by the backward spring, which Inter
fere with the hatching of shad and
other fish, even as far south as South
Carolina. It is expected by the com
mission tint this trip of the Albatross
will finish the work outlined for Alas
ka's salmon flsheriea. and that the in
dustry will be so greatly Increased and
developed a to be an Important fac
tor In the revenue of Alaska.
A LETTER
To Hla Ik-st Cirl and This la What
She Said.
My Dear Miss Preston: I desire to
organize a union with you a my prl
vate secretary and treasurer and my
'lf a president. Can I induce you
to join? .Sincerely yours.
WALTER OOODBOY.
Mr. W. Ooodboy: My Dear Sir I
am a strong believer in unions, but be
fore giving you a definite answer, can
you promise to never wear a cwt.
hat. pair of trousers, etc, etc.. unless It
has the "union label" on It? If so
you may see that county clerk and have
him Issue a "union certificate" for our
branch; at your pleasure.
Faithfully your.
MAUD PRESTON
K 8. He buys union-made suits, hats.
pants, etc., at HERMAN WISE' big
store.
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
Raptlst church Evangelist King will
occupy the pulpit both morning and
even mar.
First Lutheran Momlnir topic, ser
vice in Swedish, "The Good Shepherd;'
ewnins: topic, service In English, "In
ills Steps." Everybody cordially In
vlted.
Presbyterian Morning topic. "Labor
ers Together With God, In the even
ing the sermon delivered several weeks
ago on "A Young Man's Opportunity,"
win De repeated by request.
Usual services at the Methodist
church today. At the evening
service the pastor will deliver the first
of a series of Sunday evening sermons
on "City Problems." These sermons
will treat especially of local conditions
and some Interesting, If not startling
facts, will be presented. The topic for
the Sunday evening sermon will be
"The Responsibilities of Otlienshlp In
the Enforcement of Law." All are cor
dlally invited.
EXCURSION TO LIGHT-SHIP.
. The steamer Nahcotta will eave As
toria Sunday. April 21. at 9:30 a. m.(
for Fort Canby. This excursion is giv
cn for the purpose of affording those
who cannot get away through the week
an ooDortunlty to view the light-ship
as It Is being moved from MacKenxle
Head to Baker's Bay. Those who have
seen the ship as she now Ilea in cer
cradle pronounce it to be a rare and
unlquie sight. The owner of a kodak
or camera should not miss this oppor
tunity to get a snap shot of old No. 60,
The Nahcotta will leave Fort Canby
returning at 3:30 p. m.. and the steam
er will touch at Qwaco dock both
ways. Fare for the round trip, $1.
Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks,
OSTEOPATH 1ST
Consultation Free.
57$ Commercial St.. Astoria. Or.
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
173 Commercial BL. ASTORIA, OR.
TELEPHONE. RED VXL
THE LOUVRE
Prof. Traxeli, the well-know leger
demain artist will give hla marvellous
sieight-of-hanfl performance at the Lou
vre during tbe coming week, and ether
features have been secured that will
make the program a tenet Attractive
on.
w .
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. That he gives you the best there
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Digests what you eat.
This crcDaration contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
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the food you want. The most sensitive
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thousands of dyspeptics have been
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A. D.1710
GENERAL AGENTS
L. DAVIS CARL A. H2HRT
- Saa Pranctseo, Cat.
& CO., AGENTS.
OF SHAREHOLDERS
f5,000,000
1,000,000
'2,545,114
300,000
1,718,792
COMPANY