The morning Astorian., May 11, 1901, Image 3

tMB MORXIXG ASTOKIAN, , SATIRDAY, MA) It, 1901
T Is ilgnlflcirtf that In homes of wealth where
the very best is demanded, Ivory Soap is
used in the nursery. At the same time, in
hundreds of families where economy decides
the choice, Ivory Soap is selected. Thus its purity
attracts the rich; its economy attracts the poor. High
quality and low cost: is there any better combination?
The Morning Astorian
TKI.KI'IImNK cj
All contracts for lulvcrtiamK in
the Aatoilun arc made u a k'""'
Hitlce of circulation four time
larger than tliul of any paper
ptibllalicd or circulated In Out
op county.
TODAT'8 WEATHEJt.
roin t-A.Mi, Mny 10 ihn n, Haiur
ilny. imrtly rlmMy. n''a.Ml-riu ihnul
rnlng wciii hiT. i.mIit lit imuUii-rn
niriiin. WiihIiIukIi'Ii. fair 'a t a"',
rlnudy aid thrruU'fiiiig In the wruii-ni
trt tun. warmer In t ! rt'ni p'irtloii.
I lnliti. fair nn.l warmer.
AROUND TOWN.
8c Gallon about harneia.
Milk il-pol. pur. TtiIIi anil Dunne Kt.
O. It. KUher. of Pottluiit. In In ihc
rlly.
W. W. J'owll. i.f Tacoma, In In Uio
rlly.
HK8T ir,.( i:NT MEAL; III8INQ BUN
HKHTAlltANT.
'. M. Ilniilh rn. f Hlnl r, In In tli
cliv on Iiiiim.
If I!. W.irihlnit on, of Sun Fram I
, at III" i (ll,,iil.
M. K ilie-n.ii.in, of rnrlliui'l. wn
In '.lie illy yi-MT'iuy.
The tun Suiii". with a tmri'. i;f !
in yrirriiiiv hmtiiihi'i.
William liltmi'M. i.f l Aiitf'-l'K. I
In tin- ltv mi Immnri.
A. J. Donovan, of Ban Frawlm-n. im
ii Kii'"t e ini- ii puinii.
I.lrui -nim U. K. oke wait ui from
rifi sicv.'tin iat niK'n.
M. ('.urinal an. I wife, of Cutlilutm-I
are BUi'ulit III !( Vci-nl.
Hiraw lierrlea 10o a b"X at Fonr.t &
Hioken Co.. Anl'Tlii, Oregon.
All VIikI" of firnh veaelable III h"a
p.. ill can hi' ha.) nl Johnunn Hr.
Cnptiiln J. Ulen ami lf'. "f
I'orllniKl. arrive! on lal mgnra train
The regular rrinlirh(ly ilnt.ee of thv
cotillion i iui wan neM mm nig"1 a
Huntliorn'R hall.
'ream pura rye. Amerlra'a finenl
anteel rich and mellow. JOHN I.
CAKION. )! aihii.
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1 1 GUARANTEED I 11
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BARGAINS
We sell Men's ml Boys' clothing right. Satisfied with
small profits, which Is a saving of about 25 per cent. Oor
lines embrace the product of the best clothing manufacturers
In America.
MEN'S .strictly all wool
Cheviot Suits, Suck Coats,
round or straight cut, well
tailored, a suit that a usu
ally sold for V to 15.
Our price $10.
YOUNG MEN'S all wool
suite, Cassimore and Chevi
ots, single or double breasted,
ages 14 to ID years. Choice
of several lines
V for $7.25.
1 -
; TWO PIECE SUKfS for
boys of 7 to 15 years of
age, double scut and knees,
best mixtures. All our 1 4
and $ 1.50 value
for $3.25.
New Neckwear, New Shirts,
New Sweaters, New Hats.
SOLE AGENT "HAYYES" CELEBRATED $3 HATS.
S. DANZIGER!
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Dtat IJ-cent mU Rialng Hun Ri
taurant, (12 ComnwrctaJ Bt,
ThrM flnt-claai trbara at th Oed
6nl barbar ihop. Haat of aTvlca.
Japanei goodi of all kind, cheap at
Yokohama liaxaar; 121 Commirplal St.
1V are aelllna any brand of our full
welirhi crmery butter 45o Johnnon
Bran,
Wa ar now receiving atrawb-rrle
Hlly direct from th grower Johnnon
l'rn,
Dr. T. L. Hall ha rlurnl from
Cullf'irnla and cvn b found at IiIh old
Ktiiml In th Mnnwli bulldlnx.
Tho run of fluh yeatr(Jny continual
UkIiI anl cannerl-a und did moniKe
IiIiiiiIk tire nmnliiK cm ahort time.
The "riult." Ihe fln'ff 2V! pillar In
the world at h'rnuu Wlw'a: aluo ih
"Arrow," two f'r 'Jo In m' almt-e.
Deputy Huh Cimimlwtloner K. c. M
Ileavy will li-ave on the Nahootta fr;r
!liici on a llrenne collecting trip to-duy.
of which dtle have made offer for
th plant.
OIIKOON'H TIMRKK 8t'IPLY.
Vtiltie of Koreata Katlmaied at il.Wi.-
ooo.m.
Few people realize the extent of Ore
iron'K timber IHt. A paper publlahed
bv I'rof, Onrinnn In the Hixth blenhlal
report of the mate board of horticul
ture miyn:
"The fact la not generally known even
In thin mate, that Oregon powienaea a
much greater amount of atandlng tim
ber than any other atate in the t'nlon
at the prem-nt lime, viz: 234,003.000,000
f."d, board ineiure."
During the year the over ?,O0
anw-TiilIlM In Oregon cut W9.ViO.000 fet
of lumber, valued at I1.25X.2.VI. At f hi
nillo ihe value of our prudent atindlna
tlmlier, when cut Into lumber, would
iu th enortii Mia mjrn of IJ.lW.WiO,
000. When we are told I ha' the nam ml I In
are cutting W0 0,000 fit of lumber
innually, the flrct dread In thai our
fon-jtn will aoon be annihilated, but a
llttl" arithmetic will dlHpell thla nud len
frlirht. Allowlnir that hu-.v mill and
You may hava aeeji better daya but ax-m.n work up the enutvaleni of 700..
never better blttera than Ill-Ill: try 1 000 .V0 feet, i.ord meamire, per year.
them. Koard k Htokea Co., dlatrllutlng
u gen la.
Charlea O. FrelM-rg, a logger employ
ed at llenaon'a fHtk I'ont camp, waa
killed Py h falling tree laat Friday af
ternoon, The Ovnnan bark, Paul laenlrg,
with 71.007 trtiKhela of wheat valued ai
144.024, bound for Que'naUwn, went to
en yeaterday.
Mra. Raimucaen la prepared to do up
lace curtalna In good order. Leav or
dera at Oregon bakery.
The Wotirin'n Club will mt In Pag''
bnl at 2:1" thin uftertoon. Itoll all
w ill he uimvere ,y Ulutl n fr.itn
modem auDioin.
tly Attorney F. J. 'iriiey in recov.
ci pijf from H iipe ,.f nl. kn'na, which at
one time thn-ntene I u develop Into
typhoid pn''iinion!a.
John A. Montgomery haa opened a
("liori at 421 llond street and la prepared
to do all rla' rf plumbing and tin
ning at the lowrat poaalble ritea.
Itoalyn coal limta Jornrer. la cleaner
and iniike r trouble with atoven and
rhlmtiey fluea than any other. O -orge
W. Siinbern. K-nt: telephone 115.
Th" "fluett." the flnext I'.c roll.ir In
the prenent foreat will give them con
tan l employment for Vi'i yeara or until
the year A. D. 223.
During the yeara that It will take to
uae up the prenent crop of ntandlng tim
ber, the natur.il growth wll! no on a"d
what er tiny plant now wdll be greit
treen then.
TO TAP TIMP.KII LAND.
Work to Commence on Ooble. N'ebalem
and Pacific Tioad.
P.y June lnt wtrk will be resumed on
the track lavlnir of the Ooble. Nehatmi
A Pacific Itallroail. Thla road will,
when completed, connect rteulvn, a,
mnnll place near Ooble, on the Colum
l) t. with Nehab-m. Iat nummer the
flrt work on the rod wa d'ne and
alinut four mile of rail were laid from
Keiiben. Thin nan of the road han b'en
ki-or In operation all winter and mu.-h
timber h;m been haule 1 from the Inter
ior to the river. It In expected that
fifteen more mllen will Im- complete! be-f-ir-
the ralnv w'jm ntn In the com
ing fall, and In another year the entire
nyotetn miy be comtileted.
The country tapped by the Ooble. Ne
hnbiii Pacific la one of the finest
tlnilM T land dlntrlct of the ntnte anj a
"onn a an outlet han leen found for
Im resource., will raoldlv develop and
r'xe In value accordlnvlv. It la ru
mored on good authority that Ihe rail
BOAT FILLERS TO PAY
Oi world nt 'l"rm in Wl"-'; aleo thp;td promoti.ra lire liming agent In
'rr..n " to f r 2Sc n name !iae. the field huvlng up -ill avallalt'e Jand
, near the route of the new rn I and
The P.allev Oatzert will be n'ueed mi! '' '''aU "r" bn.ked for In the near fu-
Ihe run Iwiwe-n Portland und The
Dalle next Til"diy and will leave
Portland at 7 a. m. -very ruornlng ex
cept Moiidiiy.
Manter FWh Warden Van Dunen lui
been elwt.il an honorary mmber of
the I'endleton Senxmrn'n Airiailon.
which ha for It object the propaga
tion of all kind of fish.
The "duett," the finest ISe collar In
the world at Herman Wim-'a; kIho the
"Arrow." two f ir 25c In name atmpe. I
Minln iK nny left laat night f r Se
attle, where he will train Tom Tracey
for ! light with AI. Neill. of San
FritH-Ko, which win take place In the
Sounl r.v. May ISih.
Dr. C. B. F:ili:t. eye-a.ght apei-lallt. I
will be In the city at Conn' drug
tore the remainder of the week. Lat
ent Improved method uned In examin
ing the eyea and flttlr.p them with
glaxne.
Frank Cook. Jajnea Mehan, Con
Crowley an 1 Tom Sp.-noer, all bon
wdnera. were In the city yeaterday.;
They reported ihe run of fish aa light
anil hope for better reftultii an noon a I
the fr:nhi'!n come. I
1
The nhloment of Siwramento river i
nalmon mill contlnu"'. elghty-fwo ton
being left here yeaterday by the ateam-
er Oeo. V. Hder. The connig-ic w ere
the Alter ancl Llnderberp-r and Schmidt
cold ntorage plant.
Nell Xelann. an old renldent of An-
torln. but who haa been living at the
aoldU'rn' Home. Iw Angel, for the
pant eighteen m.mth, arrived on the
KIder yeaterday and will atend several
month vlnltlng frlifidn in th city.
Th "Cluett." the flneat 2,V collar In
the world at Herman Wlae'a; also the
Arrow," two for 25c In aame ahape.
Th' K-ycir-old nephew,- of Chief
CamplHl. of th Portland fire depart
ment, hn d'miiearvd from that rlty
ami In thouvht to have ten bmnd for
Antorla to ahlp on a deep-water ve,d.
Local authorities have beVn rfnucsted
to watch for and detain the lad.
The rite fron Portland to the Pan-
American extionltlon at PuffaJo hn not
betn announced Mil vill iirobatilv I
I78.2S for the round trlr. with a alxty
lay limit, an igrrnnent to ttw. er
ect having been nubmlttel to the differ
ent line interested.
The "Cluett." the flneai 2.c collar In
the world at Herman 'Wiee'a: alao the
Arrow," two for 25c In same ahape.
The character eotwert to he given
Xfay 20, at Flaher' opera houne for the
benefit of Orace church promlMca to bo
the bent ever given In Astoria. The
olumhla orchestra will accompany the
horn, and ftirnlsh nelec'lonn during
the evening.
R. C. Orecnman and J. C. Bradley.
who are to Inapeet the different gnreams
of the atite with ti view to selecting
lealrnble hatchery alten will leave Mon.
day for Eastern Oregon. A. L. Mohler
haa written the fish warden, tendering
tranmiort'ition for Mesar. Bradley and
Oreenman.
ti're
The an'ured ennm ruction of the
Northern Pacific branch from St. Helen
to Pittsburg will open up an equally
bountiful timber dlmrlct. and great ac
tivity In exoecfed 'n that pirt of the
ntate with the starting up of thene roads.
WARDEN VAN MI'S EN BELIEVES
fllEV ARE LIABLE.
Will Collect Individual Licenaca
From Tlicm Despite Attorney
GcncruPH Opinion,
Manter Flah Warden Van Dunen In
tend to collect llt-nea from boat-pull-era
on the Oregon aide and hla deputy
and water bailiff will be wt tnatructed.
Deaplte the fact that Attorney-Oenerai
lilac kburn ha handexl dAvn an ofilnlon
that boat -fiu Hem are not liable to H
e;n'. the flah wardwn believe that the
law Intended that they nhould be taxed
and will proceed to enforce hla Inter
pretation of the section relating to li
cense. Beet Ion 1. nt the new law. atatea that
It shall be unlawful for any person or
persona to take or flah for salmon flah
or sturgeon In any of the watera of
thl state, or In any of the waters upon
which thla state bag concurrent Juris,
tlon, by any mean whatever, except
with hook and line, commonly called
angling, without flrnt having obtained
a license therefor.
The fish warden ronatrufa this anl
other sections of the law to Imply that
both boat-puller and fisherman Is
amenable to the law and should be
made to pay a license. An opinion ha
been requested from District Attorney
Harrison Allen, and If that official up
hold the opinion tit the master fish
warden the boat-pullers will be required
to pay license, the same aa Is required,
In the state of Washington.
Fred Fogel, the boat-puller who was
arrested for operating a net, was tried
befor? Justice of the Peace lirower yes
terday. H was represented by Judge
F. J. Taylor and Opon agreemert be
tween counsel Jury trial was waived.
The Justice found the defendant guil
ty but stated that aa he was acting
apparently In Ignorance he was dis
charged. Jt will be recalled that Fogel
wan boat-puller far Ja.ner Lewis, who
In employed by the Warren Packing
Company. Lewis claimed to have beea
sick and Fogel waa operating the gear
when iJeputy Warden BuHman ap
peared and arrested him.
A HERO.
That wa a. brave esptaln on the
American ship which struck a 'ock
off the coast of New Foundland. Every-
x dy waa In a panic except the captain,
who commanded the boats to be lower
ed, and not a life was lost. It requires
string nerve to b a hero. We can
not all be heroes, but we can all pos-
ss strong nerves by having our dlges
tlon made perfect by the use of Hostel'
ter's Stomach Bitters. This wonderful
medicine is a sure cure for dyspepsia.
In ligestlon, flatulence, sour stomach,
biliousness and nervousness. It will
also rerulnte the bowels and prevent
malaria, fever and ague. If your sys
tem Is weak and debilitated it I Just
the medicine you need to build you up.
A trial will convince you.
CIICKCU SKHVICr-S TOMORROW.
Methodist Morning topic. "The Su
periority of Christianity Shown by the
Testimony of Knemles;" evening topic,
"City Problems" series. "The Nlckel-In-t
he-slot Machines." The pastor will
give his personal experience with the
machines. All are cordially Invited to
attend.
First Lutheran Morning toiJc. in
Swedish. "Prayers and Answers": even
ing topic, In English. "A Pure and
rndeftled Religion." Sunday school at
10 a. m.
First Ciwgtvgational Services at 11
a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday school at
12:13: mid-week prayer meeting. Wed
nesday. 8 p. m.
Presbyterian Psual services at which
the Rev. J. V. Milllg-an. a former pas
tor, will preach.
Itaptlst Morning topic. "Two Wav
of Pealing With Sin;" evening topic,
' Paying and Giving." Everybody cor
dially Invited.
Sf sow
SEE ..flEE..
Try our Perfection Blend MH'ha and
Java Coffee: there Is mie better John
son Bros.
The Indies of the CongTtgntlonal
church, desiring to be abreast of the
times will hold a "rurnmnge sale" next
week In the storeroom next to Peter
son & Brown's on Commercial street,
and ask donations of rummage from
their friends. Any one having rum
mage to donate will please call Tel. Red
2123, or main, 1961, and It will be called
for.
Pupils wishing to take private lessons,
to make up grade work, apply to Miss
Fessett, 273 Ninth street.
The woolen mill proposition submitted
by O. W. Herat will probably be de
clared off, the option on the plant ex
piring yesterday. The JIO.OOO bonus
was not subscribed as readily bb was
expected, and Attorney Frank Spittle,
who represented Mr. Herat, stated yes
terday that the mill wouM probably fo
to Paris, Missouri, or The Dalle, both
Given; fluiay
A package of Cur Loaf Sugar
to every purchaser of our Cele
brated TEAS, COFFEES
AND SPICES
Over and above our regujar
handsome presents, consisting
of China. Crockery. Glassware.
Remember, we lead for bost
goods and lowest prices.
Fine Roasted Coffees
13, 20. 23, 30 and 35 cents per
pound.
Extra Fine Tea
33, 40, 50, 60 and 70 cents per
pound.
Pure Spices
10, 13 and 23 cents per can.
GREAT AMERICAN IM
PORTING TEA CO. I Arg
ent distributers of Teas.
Coffees, Spiel's on the Coast.
Operating 100 stores through
out the Pacific Coast States.
FROM THE EXCHANGES.
Work has started on the solditr-s
memorial monument at Eugene,
Work of bull ling a road to Blue river
on the Calapoola side has begun.
Fred J. RummeJ was killed at the
Mammoth mine, in Eastern Oregon, re
cently. Plans for a telephone line from Baker
to the Panhandle are under considera
tion. The telephone line from Grant's Pass
to William Is completed and In oper
ation. County roads between Baker City and
John Day are said to be In very bad
condition.
J. H. Eggert has taken a contract to
get out 2.000,000 feet of logs, a mile be
low Vient.
Th? Hood River Fruit Growers' Un
ion Is beginning to receive orders fu
st raw berries.
Last week 15.150 bushels of wheat
changed hands at Weston. The price
was 46 cents.
About 12.000 bushHs of wheat changed
hands at DeM.ss springs last week at
43 cents per bushel.
W. C. Peterson agTees to put an elec
tric light plant In Brownsville If the
cltv will pay 4o per month for six
lights.
Horse rustlers with two car loads of
stolen horse are dodging the officers
somewhere In the eastern portion of
Malheur county.
Governor Geer will be asked to grant
a pardon to J. G. Luhrman, who was
sent io the penitentiary from Baker
county In June, 1900. convicted of man
slaughter.
The Bonania mine, In Eastern Ore
con, has received a large new boiler.
It weighs 21,000 pounds, and it took 20
horses nine and one-half days to haul It
from Sumpter to the Bonanxa mine
about 16 miles.
Great Aierican Imsorliii Tea Ctf 1
571 Commercial Street, Astoria.
FISHERMEN ARRESTED.
Found Drifting Near Clifton Without
Licenses.
John Woods, Stemetvo Falongas and
Stegmatl Beglarles were arrested near
Clifton yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Warden Bultmin and Water Bailiff
Wlckman. They w-ere brought to As
torla and arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Brower last night. The men
pleaded not guilty and the trial will
be held at 1 p. m. today, the defend
ants being released on their own recog
nisance.
The boat operated by Falangus wa
provided with a gear license issued to
his brother who was not with him on
the trip. The othr two had neither
gear nor individual licenses. The boats
and nts were i?lxd and are in the
ou'tcdy of Constable Kelly, pending the
result of the trial. But a small percent
age cf the fishermen have paid the li
cense demanded by the law and a rig
orous patrol will be maintained on the
river to catch delinquents.
Indigestion has contributed more
spots to the sun than any other cause.
WHERE DO TOU
BUY YOUR GROCERIES?
HAVE YOU TRIED
A. W.SHIPLEY?
151 Commercial Street.
DO YOU KNOW
That he gives you the best there
is to be had In the city for the
least money? Place an order
once and see.
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
173 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR.
TELEPHONE. RED 2061.
THE LOUVRE
The headlines of the program at the
Louvre this week, are the clever and
amusing Irish comedians, McSorley and
Whitney, who come to Astoria well rec
ommended, after successful engage
ments In the larger cities on the coaet
SOLE AGENCY FOR ASTORIA OF :
The "Carhartt" Brand
...UNION MADE...
Overalls and Jeans
ALSO UNION MADE SUITS
UNION MADE DRESS PANTS
UNION MADE HATS.
THE RELIABLE V
THE PLACE TO BUY
CANNERY SUPPLIES
FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
IS AT.
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria. Ore.
Pacific N avigation Company
Steamers-'Sue II. Elmore." "W. II. Harrison'
Only line- Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Hobsonvrlle.
. Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. for Sax Francisco, Portland
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply
Samuel Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA. RE,
(O.R.&. N.R.RC0., Portland.
Agents
(O.R.&
iH. AC.
(BC1
R. R. Co., Portland.
LAMB. Tillamook. Ore.
TJ
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COMPANY
Of New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisc.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Subscribed Capital,
Paid-up Capital
Assets, ....
Assets in United States,
Surplus to Poliej Holdw,
?5,000,C00
1,000,000
2,545,114
800,000
1,718,792
Has beea Underwriting on the Paeiiie Coast evei twenty-two jean.
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO.
Resident Agents, Astoria, dr.
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ASTORIAN
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AT THE IT IS FEOIISBB
Cor. Tenth and Commercial Streets
Telephone
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..The Esmond Hotel..
PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
CuroDean plan. Soe to $1 JO oer day.
American plan, 11.00 to liOO per day.
OSCAR ANDERSON, Maaaier.
J. C. PENDI6A8T, Calaf Clark
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