The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 13, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHB MOUSING ASTORIAX, TUESDAY. AlGlJ-T 13, 1901. A CALCULATION. CTrrHZN you arc ready to buy, stop and com- r I ptst(: cost 0jp 05 y your household In a day, a week or a month, 'II1S'V , J f L . .fiLt Jiff 1 1 - . i ai.u lur uic augiu will never fcrego the pleasure of using the purest soap made, that is, Ivory Soap. It is the most inexpensive of pure soaps. You need no knowledge of chemistry to realize this puii.y, use it and you will know. It floats. The Morning Astorian ti:i.i:i'Mink m All contracts '' mUvviiimiiik In tlio Aatnilitii ui'c iiiiiiJc on UK'""'' nntcu i( clrciilitllnii Imir time Uritcr tliitii Hint of nny pupvr r-tiblUlicJ or circulate J In Cln. op county. 1 1 i i i i TilAY M WEATHER. foltrHNH. A nit t: - Ofg'ii mil V ih ii, Til "day. f.ilr Willi tit xl.-r-warm li-mix'! atu, . AROUND TOWN. Mm It. M ilanMii about harneaa. The Kti' Hut at II. iip.'r'. Try our Cram It 'll.d tuta, I: la line J n Hr ', Thr niHivliuM Unrlxrn al th Ocol- loll I lttrhrtlip. Wniilr.t :.iyi an 1 k 1 r la a I .he Air.'r- .-an ran f.".ciry. Hm: ll-.-ni: m'-alHlalng Hun taur-vit, 812 l iiiitinTiMul tri--t. J.i iin.K- k i. la 'f nil kin. In, clti-np at V 'k '!i:ii.t IWu.i.ir. (2& 'nmm'Tia H:. J. mi '.Iiik ii. .f San Kian. iai-fur- tn.lk .Mly-r... (t,.c dally t.y .ho r, ,,,,. ,,. lli,l,., . , :h .M.ik li-u .r.iiii r Trnin and iiunno: StriTt II .irn.- in. Iui Twlfili a r I int irl' -a. I an I ..II- I : I'liiii' ira :. ll.irn.aa ut''lli a at Wi- in., r.'. -i l! I ' ' I' M. 'Ill .1 tin ..in llr 'H l.nt Lilly vry Mil.- itifi I fi nn iiu-ki'-n forHr- Fiirnlalii'l room to lot by the ly, vi k or nionlh. T-rnu roaoiiill. Al- ply 1 1. u II. II. IT. l'-ourti-'-lilli a(rrt. Alio, cli'ii K.-'l W illi tlxlilnit v l;l.'Vil nio'. will Ii.' irl. l I nlay li.foii' Jua ..f th I'.-.i. e lli-invcr. I'arl.ra li.ililliiit i'.iU'oiia for iTm'lo'ry w ar.- a: ('. II. t'x'ii.'in ahouM i r--n.nl III" aaiiti- wtill. tlw amort :u'nt I, luitt lion't il.'luy. Tlic a.-iniKlilii Alal.i, with i iiuki of lum'i.-r vulu.'.l iu $2S.oot. urrlvoil ilown ill'- rlM-r yi-aU'rluy uiul iir.if'M-.li-'l to K'A. Tli,' Ailato la bntiml lor I'lil-m-i uiul Jiiiiinni port. JIKrtT IS-CKNT MKAL; Hl.N UITAUiUNT. IU8INO MEN'S Fancy Vests, Extra Pants Nobby Hats, Golf and Stiff Bo5om Shirts, Shoes,' Jnder wear, Trunks, Valise?, etc. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST 5ole Agent for the Celebrated IIAWES S. DANZIGER uuitriutc in jjriLC yuu T.'i liliiti t ii'ii.i.t r.'hiinlilii,. hft UlllltV "II l Mp I'ltll III.- Hi It HI C '.!'. nlil ii Mil! t.ikn fi.'in a w-k to .'ii Tli.. ...iMi.r Su,. II i;im.'v nnly.l i -; ! t.tv fr .in TilU'ii i .k wiih a.. itl i ii r n:i I .1 r un i if dilty r . III. ' A H. 1 1 1 tu m 'il l , iiu,. up to Ai.rli '-i.-i lay fr in ie.i l..-. li.-i.. he ap.nt yun.liiy nlitlil. Il will l.,ie t,..l-y f,.r IV'tllalld. Fit flrat-claaa names an I general repairi-ig K. I i A. I.. rinneil. l"9 Tweltli Hlr'-t IVo-a reaoiiblo mil satlwfoe ll m guarantm-d. Theie will iui Important meeting 'f in.- I.K-ttl branch of :he cb-ik's unl 'n : h U'l and II l Uriel that all tn. iiitn-ra h- In attendance. Un l'lili:i M.lta J.iii'-. wli.i Int n I n the mi' l "f h.-r f r Portland Mr. J m MM J ..nut. Mr. Haw. lay morning, tn lu-r. i. lift i he l'i' I'riviin pure ry wh.akv. Ttlr only America's turo goods: flncat ttiiiir- mi'.ix-l rich and mllow. CAM .Son. Siil,- Ag-nt. John l 1 1 1 Im A I'.irtH-t httv r fll!'-'l tli' IMIiii-r H.i:li wl:li p-'tw'nln nil. I'v crylhliitt n"w im I rlimn. F.uir flr! rli. Ii. i ulw.iya on hunt. tv;- .-r.y. I'm I ll. iA'i hat I..-. Aaloilii IB 'ill for t!i" :i aii '.ii''i. Inlet tli.' A .-ry lln.' lino of Kr- iv h plai.' mil -r r In lt.w.-w,i...l, Wulmit. ( illvi-w o-.. an I oak, ai very l..w prl--; i ill ,inl Ihiiii. Tina. It-'it'TH. ilrUKitia:. Jolin A, Mniiir iiii rv Im, oinnicj a aliolt .it t:t Hon l ain-.-t nn In pr-panM t.i il.i nil rl ii'" of pUitiililnu nn.l tln nlnit at tli.- lowi-ai ta.lbl- rill'". U "lyn c- mi Inala lonK'T. la cleaner n. liiak -a Ii-m Ii iiiblK with alovea niwl chlimii-y tluo-a than any oth"r. Ooorirt' W. Sanborn, ntt.-nt; icfihono 1311. Tlii- HrliMi b.u k liinnfrlcaahin'. with a i-iiK'i of -triln for lliiropi', vilu,'.l at l-.'.i.T;'.'i. iitilv'.l 'lown tin' river vti'r .lay mil will irobably go to rn loilny. Th O. It. N. tin made a rntc of ISA from Atorla And Portland fop the Pan-American expiwtllon ut HulTiilo. Tlckfts will bo on "ulo first ti third Tu.'dny, June to October. Incluslvj. TlKe th'kolN imwt be uM for contln uoiu pa.niagi' (piliiK, but stopovers will bn allowed w I: bl n final limit returning. SUITS $3 DERBY HAT Juat reei-lvei), tlin Kno hat for fall and wilier, ivn-mz, both Uff and oft Ktytr-a, tit C, II, C'ipr', file nrf-nt W will I'luc. on ap-elul aale fur Tui-ily and Wedllraday only, 2'l il'K lliii tow-la, ;i2x!7 liii h'H al iS'i CTitu mi !i, or II SI pi-r dot. Hi-clii villi., at Itil prl.. SIIANAIfANH. Th t'oliiinliln rlvi-r IlK'i'alilo Nn. f) la t't-aily !n k i to li'T alallon i'i(.i ll Vi-a, r lay ill,. 1 ( tt iia in I from Hie T itiKUe I 'I'll Iiu y it-i i .m l I no I'.mllnif, pr-piitii: ity i li-lnrf t..we lo a-1. Jildlti. Hitiiul )oiia nn 'I Mia. lowna of Tlllim .ok wer pina. nit'-ra on Hi t'Mtii-r Su.. II. Klniore y-at'-rday nnl I. f" luai u nlit for Hoiillu rn Ori-aio.i wh'-re ill' ) will mild two iti ilUlia wl h frl-iida. Mlaa Flarker, who w ill !,. . i u n i f th r'-f::a. Ina Hninuin'e I thr-- of Mi.' four malda who will lit- In her rWlmi-j from Aalorla. Th"e i hoaen are ih,. Mlca.-a Antia Treiuhard, Pnr f'ole an 1 Slur are( IliKKina Wan'-l, a partner who und''rianl laiir- hall hual.-fa f buy hilf IMTeal la !i k an I (lit'ir-a. llav- Juat taken out ll'iuor ili enae'; b' at l.a-atl.m la Aber deen. Fr fur'h-r pttr:.ular, wrlln !o W. II Zaii -, Aberde -n, Wimh. The Tike point Oyat'-r 11 ua la now open to tliii public at 113 Kven!h HI. The celebrated T .ke polni Oyateri crv- el in any a yle. Kverylhlnn new unl up da e. H rvle the. beat. Op.-n day ar d n ght. Fnuik lllatt, pr iprl'-lor. At the ii- X; im-t:iiK f l!i- city coun ll ll ' 'tllllltllllc itl oi will I,.- ice lv,-l fr in 'oiiny J ii lu iii.iv nakliiK p. rtnla ion to thr rm k crif'iT pur.-ha-1 ic fie r unity nil t!i - at. ill- ib 1 flta oil Slut,, nt'i a;r-et .hi. I . ii J,-r in.. aV' tiu It la iXe-ib- that Mi - Imm-'lia,. taf; ii'triio l by t'ie Itol.-ra.in company at v,:.'.r: wl.l l- w..l to a-a tola) an I a n:-' .01 I'. J 'iimi y i Sin Krjn- c.i Th-- tuna Ta'oooh and 111. hard II i.y ke arrlo',1 yat rlay from the Sound I i tow th- r.ift. ilc Ill-vim, a ni-mb r of on.- of the in .am, a at i In.-1 it in I Mm I. una M. Fo-t Stev- I'ra-.itt, a tie. i. li' r iti the .mill.'- a. ho.la a; N Aal.iita, w -i mar':--1 In tula city Suti lay rtf'. rii'iin by ,!i.- Key. I.. J. T.'U II bull Mr m l Mr", Iti vin will r.-ai I In N"e-.v Aatorla. Arrived The in-w fail block f Knot Ilitaj t'.e.nb-men, come ml et. ;t.em i H. f-.ioivr, ole agent. S x k'-y.-a are atlll nitmlns In the Fra- -r river, from .'en : T' b.'inn caught by the boats. The canm-ra have put a limit "f ;'"i Ilah : i i tie but unl tl l r port-1 that ti nn aula of fl-h .ire belnu .p atioy- l in I n air- a Iv rottlnif In ill w.i ,-r or d'vayttiic n the be.ich a. On boat la r. p. r:,-.l ; i h ive (-.night S.0 T-ah hi half an hour. Th c.itinei t.'a , mikli'i: I'T'O'ur it!, It.- -aim 01 th u ae.iaon. Aire idy ll '11 oil! and the hi i.iaya llarbr an' n. t .i t ike car.- of nil wl'l :i- catiKht This H -iii,. Hi'Tiiicri have In. I 1. Ion. poln: io a g.iol inioi ..K 'H. The .-i:in"tea are K'lng -I In va li.i.a way., n.a "hlti' ry II I T till :l ! I ml. T of tHirr--,. r-1 Iv t ;. to work. Tli - tt.tj.tl.: an I XI -th-wllt; Sabbath a -h. 'la will holt :h-'!r annual picnic to gether on next Fr.diy. AugiKt 16: h. at i pile - ti be a ! 'ct -d . u Young'a river. The am; will be mile 'nun the Xle;ho d'a: . hun h al 'J a. in . going over the hill. AM member .in I fi lends are very cordially Invited ;, luing their lutuh b.iaket.a and Join In the picnic. Th.- rhnmber "f i" .mm.'fcc ni.-t last )i'igi.i in ri -mii.il .I'lt-i'in .mo :i.iiiae;,'.i e nisbl-r i'ile routine business. Jin; pre vious) to .i.lj nn -'inient 1, II. Welch of fere I Iii coiittll'iit . .'.. or JUKI t.i ;i fun ! Io pay the exper. a of keeping a man In Wellington during the n.xi s--! ! of c ingresa to light appropriations f f river improvement between Astoria and Portland. The sirpicni' court Ita.nle.l dawn a de cision yesierday In the .a-c of (. Wln gite, ct al. vs. the city of Astoria In which the contention of the cltv was upheld. The sill: wns br night to ii aside the assessment for th,. Improve ment of Orand avenue on the gi-'iiud that the grade had not been legally es tablished. The circuit court r 'tide-red a verdict far the city and the higher tri bunal ha.s .iinrni.d the "line. Fish '"oninil.sslo-iei- IJttle. of Wash ington, who iviii In the city yesterday, said that the recent unparalleled run of sockeves In Puget Sound could no: be attributed to propagation but Io the excellence of the waters is a : annul ftshliiir wound. He sail tha: the rack would b unusually iari.,' an. I could have been sup'Mi-loiHy big had It been pos sible to take oar,, of all the tlsh that could have been caught. Til,. Ilt'le town of Aberdeen, on Shoal W'lter bay, haa been laying awake nlghtst because of the prow lings of a Hiv-Iiuji who has attempted to set lire to hilf a doz.n bulMIng. I wo of which reunited In serious 1 isj. Iteeontly n posse of eltUens watched the move ment of William Huu'hman, proprietor of the) Central hotel and he was caught in :lv net of Betting fire to the X'etho dlst church. It Is thought that Hutoh nian wanted to creit- the Impression that an Incendiary was around and that later his own place was t be burnej for the Insurance. Horn! was fixed at 12000, and In default Hutohman was comrnltted to 'he county Jail. Veiterliy arcrnn-m th flrt depart in.tnl wa called out by blase ;hai orlgln-ili'd In th kltche.l of th home of H. W. M'-Mu'lm it Hevnth tret and Jeroni.) aventi. Owing to the I" i lltloll beln llllli ult to et to, lh i lii-inlral and Iiok nnjiii wciy j-lay 1 until th'.' llr had i'eatru)ej She entire lwlllnit, but the -laiig.-r ,-, aurrdind Ing li'.ua.-a wiu removed by the arrival f I'. i- etiglnea, Th- ! ll eatlirrttcl .it about Si's). The t-am"r ''oluin'ol l. of th- O. It. & N Co , which haa b'-n ti'-1 u;i Itl Han Fiaii' laeo ml a-'oiint of the trlk- ar rived In ya: -rday moraiiu, hiving b.n il-lay-d twity-f'iur houra by contrary w.nds an I a heavy f .g. The Columbia lit I but u partial c.-ir(fo and only two c .riaigiimenia of pHilhald.- atuffa. The i r-w wan mad" up tit . rfl e em l)y-a and Kdlpln... The ati-uner Klder got twtiy frmi the falifornia port Hunday it rid both V'-ea will be tied Up at Portland until the atrik. U over. Alex firan: clou.-1 d ,wn hla J-tty alin ing groun la y-a!erd iy f"r th" iw-aaon. Xlr. (irunt a'atea that the na n Juat p.iat haa not been aa profitable as last year. The flah ram,. In it a time wh.-n the river waa olive with flah and ihe catineriea and cold ator.ice housea could not h m lie th-m in ufllclen: iU.in:ltei to m.ik,. up for the heavy exin-nt,--, Jur ng the (iirle-r part ,,f ;he a.-.ia in. Al i ma't-r of fj,-t n m of the In'.ng group !a did aa well th'. year 'at. d - r aar half b-lng from hlrd to The p,,.-tii id Trad aman an I Cotn- iiier tal Ili-orl at it--a n 'a current Is- ue tha: 'h,. prohiil.- Columbli river i. k f aliiion wil: , from J:;.'vi t ;t."irt.ia1 c.ia-a. Thi W ill be new a lo local i-j ii ii. rym-ri who hi v.. be,-n vainly try- It.g t i f.-l assure.! tha: th ftgur.-a will ! r-i -h.-l V'ler.. la no doubt but that .'.:."" ea.-a . 0,1 1 hay- b.-n pack- d had th'T'- I :i aulll i-nt h-lp avail ible handle the large run. A I', was bin f -v of :he can le'l.-s) w.-r-' able to get labor enough :o run inywh-r n-ar t Ii- lr full .-.ip.ici y Fnlted Stat-- penitor J -ih Simon a't-iit yeat- rday aft--rn on on the lauticn Sylph, the gue: of a committee from he fl-herni'-n's union at h invita tion he am.- 1 1 As: .ria. The purj.oae f the senator's lflt was to Inveitl- git- the a-s-rttnna made by the rh- erm.-n that tra; were being driven In Ih- rlvr In such position! as to ma terially Interfere with the channels and Irifting of glli-nett.rs. Th-' party wn' up the river a f ir aa the Still -r sand, wh-re th,, senator saw the practical iv irking of th big a. In.-. Th- fisher men' union want Senator Simon to ln- roduce a b 11 In the upper house of con gress w l'h a Tlew t i preventing the Irlving of traps In the future or restrict ing them 'a looa:i .us which wlil no: In terfere with th.. gUl-n.-ttera. Ser,atir Simon will return : Portland ihl m 'rmng. While lure h, met sev?ral local poli'.l, l.ina but declined to 0lc is poll: leal miiit.-rs. In reply to a o,u-'ry as to wh. -tii.-r or n : he would "e i can didate to succeed hims-'f to ;he I'nlted S:.it. senate. Xlr. Simon l iugiiel an I avoided a direct answer. FMi Commissi mer A. C. IJ: tie and D.-pu'y Comnii-sioiier E. C Xlelteavy, Washington, arrive! In As: ora Sun- lay ti ght and yesterday were in on- fi n tii-c w ith Fish Warden Van Pu-s 'n. Mr. I.lttle reltera ed what he hid prc vlous'y said In an Interview In the Ta- conia Ledger tnat the recent larae run In Ihe Columbia was due entirely to the (Torts of the state of Washington and he flitted States fish comtnt'Slon. He ,il I that th,, future of the fishing In- Instrv was reasonably saf.' Inasmuch a fr..m now on there wlil be lirge returns mini illy from hatchery ;r ipagatlon. air. i.n;ie was m. uue ; ,o i.e Ko hi na- ture.ity resenttui a: tn,. Astoria an.l l'ort'.atid newspaper whi had claimed that 'he run was due to Oregon's efforts n part. Oommlss'.oner Ut'.le was en hu'tastic over the propose 1 location of i hitchcrv on the Snake river, as Ftsii Warden Van Pusen plans, an.l believed ha! excellent rosuUs would be obtained fr on the 'il.int. Xlr. I.lttle has eomplet- I arrangements for the patrolling of the Cilunil'ia during the closed season nl will co-opcrnt with Warden Van Pusen to tha: end. P-puty Commis sioner Xlcltcavv will have chirge of the ower river and IVputy Charles Itoar,'- niaii will look arter the upper river. The fishermen on the Washington sld-- will have twenty-four hours more of the season than the men on the Ore gon side. The closed season goes into ffe-ct in Washington a: midnight on the "i;h but Ihe men will not be disturbed until after daylight on th,. lfi'.h. On thti: day all will b warned that a vlo- atlon of the law will carry with It all the penalties. Heretofore Xlr. Little In been very lenient to th.. fishermen but the last s.ssioii of the legislature the preseiitatives of the fishermen prom ised, In return for the five days ex- iision. that they would obey the law i the letter. Xlr. Little expresses him self In favor of the Sunday closing law which was passed by she Washington legislature but was lost between the en acting body and the governor's office. The- commissioner and Deputy XIcReivy left yesteriay afternoon for the hatch ery at Chinook, which will be Inspected. Xlr. I.lttle will then return to the Sound and Xlr. XL-Heavy will remain In As toria until the work of active ratrol ling begins. CAN'T BE BEAT. Our Perfection Blend Mocha and Java Coffee. Your money back If U does not Please you. Johnson Bros. LL'MHKt rOH STflEETT FAIR. Fencing and Hoi:h Will require a J-argi! Kxpendllurs f"r Material and llr. The contrutlng for the building of the tine, .irouiil th.j fair haa !-en let and work will commence upon It :hli mi.rnlng. Th-r will be iiilt u conIJ enbie our.:lty of lumlc-r u-d, a :he fencing runa ntInuouly along Iuane atr.-'-t from l: ntervtlon with K'v-fi-th tr'-t to Fifth. Portion of Ninth. Kighih, S.-v-nth nd Hixth atre-t on both ld- of Iuan- f r a dlatanc-' f on block, will aim be tak-n up, aa al arveral victnt lo:a. In lud ng ths court it'iii", griunds. Altog-ther. Vx-I'j'lv it th lyiotha ird areh there will be no lea than V'.iKfi fi--t nf !urnb-r veantel aa the fence I -ight f-et high. In addition lo thl th. Iln of booth, which w'.il xtend from Eleventh to Ninth atreeta. along Duane :r-ct find whl-h will numbr ttvnr fifiy altog-iher, the majority of which have already b-en bepk"n hy the merchant of :h city, will take an iddlti'.nal 15,000 feet, b-alje.i which will be the f-jeen- ihrone and grand atand of th- Strwt Fair. Carpenter will therefore have a buy tim within the next two we-k. The booth will be put up by the fair com m'ttee and will each maaure ten fet In every direction. The decorating will be done by the merchant thema-lvej and designs for I'! fame will b aut.plled by Ar:lt Sw- ife or ran be nn at th-. Street Fair o(tlc- In the even: of the exhibitor j Slaving any difficulty In making a elec tion. An Ingenious plan I being madi use t by the con'ractor on the fencing. Instead "f nailing the fence again: a'rio of scantling placed on the insiJe. two piec of scantlings are taken and pljred on either id, and r nalle.1 to gether between ih board, the whole Kjn.. ...nnr.J K h,4.i rl iaI "'' - " "' ' f---t apart. Thus the lumber U used without nail being Jrlven Into It. mak ing a ronsld -nble dtff Tence In the lum ber cost Involved. In the erectl n of :tv shows much lumber 1 also needed and by 'he -Ime the whnl fair Is in pliceaome Idea of Its lre, covering some fourteen bloclt. will be able t be arrived at. LAWRENCE. THE HCXIORIST. Xlembers of the River and Harbor Com mittee Are Back Home Wl'.h a Crop of New Stories. The members of Ihe river and harbor committee have returned to their res pective hom-s and a: least one con gressmen of the party has enriched his repertolr- ' v r -I h some good stor ies that will while away dull committee meeting and tedious waits in the halls of legislation. The following Is from the New York Comm-'rclil of tecent date; "The v!i' of thi congressional rivers and harbor committee to the West will pr Ve a m-'.-riorabl? one, especially Its visit to Seattle and Puget sound. Con gressman George P. LawTenoe, of Mas sachusetts seamed to be the particular luminary arounl whom the rest of the delegation rotat'l whenever they want ed to hear something that would pro voke a laugh. At K-a-st that U the way I appeared to the reception committee frm Seattle luring the fourteen days the delegation was entertained by the peop'e of that city. "On his w ay aenss he continent Con gressman Lawrji.'e was the victim of petty thievery. One day one of the porters stole sona hair tonic belonging to Xlrs. Lawrence. The following day llii in coin was 'lift-M," And two days later another theft of 155 occurred. But Xlr. Lawrence saw- nothing, but the funny side of the incident. He txplaln- d the matter thus: " 'You see. Xlrs. Lawrence had the hair tonic in a vhlskv flask, and :he ft. . ,vn0 ,lu,iy.njd he bottle must have believed it con:ained whisky. When he drank that tonic any man of Imagination knows Immediately what rapp ned. I; was -rood stun and of course made hair grow on his stomach. There's no doubt about that. The fel low had to go to a doctor :o have the hair removed and he took the 11.". and paid it to the doctor. Bur the job was a difficult one and when the doctor de manded til'1!'; money he came back and took "'.". Oh. I don't feel bid about it; the pior fellow, whoever he Is, has my sympithy.' "The delegation was .nuch Impressed with the Indian names of towns and rivers In Washington. Skomokiwa. Wy klak utn. Ski'ionvtsh, Sammammish, Snohomish. Puv.illup. Caltam, U .ajewal lops, Pys -'it, p.v-Ell. Chehalis. Steaila oo. 'tn, rsuimh. Swlnomlsh. Sauk, Skag it, Oueimos and Noah will always stick to the memory, for the names, once pro nounced, roll under the tongue so eas ily they canno; ho forgotten. Congress man Lawrence list.'d all the names and declared they are better than English, wlv-n one is at a loss for something big and terrible to hud at the atmosphere. For awearng he believes these names,' no matter what th.1 .nean, were espec ially designed for the use of the afflict ed. During the trip around the Sound the congressmen were taken Into a large shallow body of water. ' 'This, gentlemen, Is Swlnomlsh slnigh," sold a local committeeman, and we want a channel dredged," etc., etc' Tho delegates heard nothing but 'Swlnomlsh" the rest of the day, and that evening at Whatcom the Falrhaven Commercial Club entertained the visi tors and the president of the club male a speech In which he set forth the wishes f the people. Sir. Lawrence replied to the speech. He arose and, assuming his most serious manner. SPECIAL SJJ(J SPECIAL For a Few 400 Pairs f,' These pants are made of woolen Cussimers and Tweeds and always sell at $3.00, hjt we have too many of them, therefore you have a chance to get them at $1.90 a pair. We have all sires now, don't wait until your size is gone, because you won't get such panta at such a price in a long time. HERMAN WISE The Reliable Clothier and Hatter. promise 1 the club tha: congress would give the people of Whatcom all they de aired subj ict to one condition. He x oU!n?d at length that he recognlx-d what a great and glorious country Pu get sound was and that its people were pitrlotic. " 'We found them patriotic at Asto ria.' said Mr. Lawrence, parenthetically. "One man said If we made a satisfac tory appropriation for additional Im provements at the mouth of the river he would name his Infant daughter Jetty Columbia! Now the concession we demand from your people here Is that some one of you name your babe yet unborn Swlnomlsh Slough!' "The 'Whatcom people enjoyed the Joke, but at last reports had not yet met the condition." NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. FISH DEALERS AND CANNER.Y11EN. Notice Is hereby given to ail concerned that it I unlawful for fishing to be carried on on the Columbia river and her tributaries from August 15, to Sep tember 10, 1901; and that all Yloiators of said law will be itrenuousy dealt with. A. C. LITTLE. Flh Commissioner, Sate of Washing ton. H. G. VAN DCS EN, XIaster Fish Warden. State of Oregon. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Sarah J. Hire mi husband. J. W. Hare, to Xtargare; Brown east half of lot 3. block 6 McClure's Astoria, as ex tended by Olney: 1100 consideration. B. and H. G. Van Duaen and wives to V. H. DaklM lo: 1. block SI. Mc Ciure's Astorii, by Olney. Mau.1 XI. Xloore to Paul Wissinger west half of lot 1. block 3, Ocean Grove; also tract adjoining. 30x100 feet, with conditions as to sale of liquors, main taining bowling alleys or boarding houses; 11 consideration. UNCLAIXIED LETTERS. Following Is a list of letters remain ing thirty days In the postomVe at As toria. Oregon, August 12, 1901: IW.com. Gabe Foster, E. E. Hush, A. Hooper. B. F. Brewster. Mrs. Eil Johnson. Nels. Bentlv. Grice Kinzin. Olof Heikman, Es;er XI orley. W. S. Cameron. Henry Carlson, Henry Cornwall. N. J. Patant. T. Tompkins. J. H. Williams, John Dver. Etta FOREIGN Chrlstenson. Henriek T. lfakanson. Herman I 4. (A. THE PLACE TO BUT CANNERY SUPPLIES FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIAL SEWING MACHINES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS IS AT I-. FISHER BROTHERS, Astoria. Ore. Days Only PANTS 400 Pa, TREASUP-ER'S NOTICE. Notlca Is hereby given that there tn funds in the city treasury to pay all warrants drawn on the following special street funds and endorsed prior to tho dates named herein: Astor street. Sixth to Ninth, July 11. 1S99. Commercial street. Tenth to Eighth, October a, law. Commercial street. Fourteenth to Sev enteenth, March 2 1901. Seventeenth street, Irving; to Jerome. March 22. 190J. Franklin avenue. Twenty-sixth to Thirty-first, May 10, 1901. Elerenth street. Franklin to Harrison, January 11, 190t Thirty-eighth otreet, Duane to Harri son. January 23, IDOL Franklin Ave.. Thirty-first to claim line. November 24, 1900. Seventh street. Bond to As tor, Octo ber , 1900. Fifteenth street. Exchange to Irving. January 24, 1901. Twelfth street. Commercial to Frank lin. May 9, 190L Interest will cease after this date. F. J. CARNEY, City Treasurer. Astoria, Oregon, August 7, 190L ASTORLV. STREET FAIR. Tenders are Invited for the exclusive privilege of selling fruit, cakes, canes, confectionery, confetti, pulled candy, to bacco and cigars, rubber balls, balloons, badges, programs, soft drinks, beer, pop corn, peanuta. Ice cream, tea and coffee; during the Street Fair between August :6 and 31. Ail tenders to be sent sealaJi and accompanied by check to th amount of 25 per cent of the bid to G-. C. Fulton and must be In by noon on Sat urday August 17. FURNITURE SALE. Owing t my departure by September 1. for San Francisco. I will offer tho entire contsnts of my house at private sale. Parties aesrraig to purchase tho wholi or part thereof should all be tween the hours of 10 and 13 a. ra., and 2 to 1 or T to 8 p. m. S. DANZIGER. U3 Fourteaath St BANKRUPT SALE. I The entire stock of H. Tol, consisting i of dry goods and curios must be closed out within thirty days. Goods sold re ' gardless of cost. 851 Commercial St. Wisdom Today COMFORT TOMORROW TO TROVE IT BUY THE OIHITE AND USE IT - - SOLE AGENT