The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 07, 1902, Image 3

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    THE MORNING ASTOUMN, TUISDAY. JANUARY 7, 10O2
A COLD MORNING
Hiikk i Itiii k h.tai ur other Imi i uki. We Imvn lh tn-t '
MUulliy uf Imii kwlirut In miiiill .n ka. ur iln m-lf rlalim kind In
kuK a Mil.h I. l.-.n imiihh' ll.ilh rr.-ah and .m,. Ai
nu tin- nnmt nyrilia In M' W illi Ihi'tit Ti v mii' w ith .f I'aldn
Mif My tup.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
The Morning Astorian
TKMtf'JIUNE Ml.
TttAt'M WIUTIIKIl.
I "liTI.ANh. Jan fl ' 'nil mi, Wash
mrl'Hi. In Ink l'i liluli " MilH 'mt n lm'a,
liiriiim i.i ..iiihrt ii Mm n, ruin mi l
ll 1 a k amllhill)' will In
AKOUM) TOWN.
Ti lli'lnc a mini r iM. f J.ilin-
I'll I Una.
'I'm i'iir nlii- li.jii.' imi'li' amir kraut.
J..lm..ti Hri
Mnlli (f'l for V--1II mil riqllllt
MirliU H..l -t ti i ( 1 1 - tllhd
lli i I , m i.i in. iiU l;itn- Hum lira
lnUlillll, ti i i)l i it -: i illl allifl
I'.ii i "iilai' limiif 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 nti. I liuy r
fit I lillV utll Rutin til liilal.-IIN mill
nrT r. ir. nt .mi: m. uisino
m'N i!l:sT.ritAN'T
: .i ii lii thin . in. J.inimr) ... In III.'
. If. ..f I1..I.. II !' Nllanll. It
' inn-nil H 1 1 1 1 1 mi." tin- fliwai Sunt
i Urn mi thr inniki i. S.il l rvi i y Inn-
'.ill ul llii' i. . 111. m l.nitxr shop f.ir
ui l. .lulf .ik Tluif til ai m laa tmr
li t a
II,, II t f.'llC.t I In- aalr ..f nil lirdllr
ll .ii Su,- ,t( llrriiiiin Wla. I'l.ilhltlf
4t.nr
J.il illi ao i; ...li i.f nil kill. la i hi-np t
th- Y"k.'hutnA lltKiitir, !.'? 1 'tilllllliTi'lill
atlr t.
I'n ..il amok.-' Tiy a ili li. r.il Sol
ium! " t lie ritual V. nit lluiir nil the
lliiuki't rvrrvwllrrn
If .ni wtttil Im w.i.wt alith w.mkI or
. tin t fllrwinnl til. (.hotli- K It, till"
M.tii-ri-i tiiim Tli . !)' .'.'ll l.lii. k.
Tin- . ho.. ti. i Ali nl. l. r.i.lu.ll .1. Iill
..ii ..ii..l .at.rl.iv fot l'..tl (.
hh. :., ith .',mii...i r.-. t of lutnii. r.
li.n I foik-ii tin' aalr of nil Ii. .hu
ll .ii fnl. 1 lit ll.rninll Wlm'a I'loltllliK
'. Mill .all Hi..- a Kit i.'.'kttlK at.ivt
.all an. I a..- J.Oiiih.oi i"". . lio Inn.'
.i tin ..it.' f.-r Mil. at ii wry hm wlrr.
Imiiiiii; til.' iihn.tl.i- of Mr I Ml .In,
iii. lilt.-, t. ' A I t.nv lll In- In rli. hi;.'
..( IiU ..III. . : an, I n " '.I I I-1, Il.ia'
loill.HllK
I'atiotil.' Ii.iin.' Iti'ltiatry ,y ntnokltiK
tlir Ti 1,1.' of Aatoila' rlitdia. In-nl
ma, I.' MatHifui tiit.'.l .y M.i. I'.irhiin'
A Klloli.'l
lln iv.'i-kly-Miili' or f.nialr. " t -i y -ItiK
l. t.'tia nl hour.' S.oi I two Mump
with ti,illi.illon. I'ln.l SI'IM'LY
ii.irsi:, ciiiman.
I'ralik THiiinoliH. niiii of C. t". Tltn
in. Hi", f.'ll ftmti tin- toiiilwiiy In Knnt
Antollll Slltnliv IVI'IIIIIK. II'' 'M
".'rly In ill". . I iiliolll Ih.. nlili Itiiil
lii ail. Init hl Itijiii lrn tin' not rminM-
i.'.l ilumji'roua.
ATT KN I ( V U i K K A T
ANNUAL
GliEARAfJCE
SALE
It will hr riiniltii ti'il nn the name
hroinl-Kii"K'' plrtn Hint liun mmli' our
f,,i in. r cli'ii rntuv anli'H hu pnpuliir Willi
tlir proplr nf AHtorln. ami will cotit Ituio
for thlrly IiiihIiii'hh ilaya. C)ur ntinuul
1 1,'Hiiinri' miiIi'h hi'hl at the tiPKlnnltiK
of i'iii'Ii yrnr nto iniiniifiioiitH to our
K I ntni'i'ki't'pliiK mothnilH. Thry nr.'
thr tiiitriinii. of imr iliilcrnilimtlon to
rli mi. out to the iiliitniit our litmii'nuo
atoi ka lirfiirn ttii' llnnil nf MprltiK tlnoiln
Ih'kIiih t" pi'tir In upon tin. (inly hc
vrrr i.rli'i. rnluctlonn will tin thin
Uttlikly.
THE A. DUNBAR CO.
T'li" Infant i lil. of Mr nn l Mia.
Kllllla.ll of Hvilia.'ti, ill.'.l Hlllflny.
I'll" riin.'ial will Ink.' ilu n frntti th
f.nnlly iial'liiirK I.Mlny.
I'lrniii .iin' ryi-, Aini'ilma Dtii-al
nlilak.-y Tin' only imii- K"ola, Kinii
anil . I ii. Ii uii.I ini llou. J . i II N I..
'Al:l.!l. Hnln Ar.'lil.
I 'ou t foi . t tin. null- of all Id , hi.--(Ion
Hal.a nt ll.'itiiiin Wln.'n I'L.llilliK
Hlnii".
John A. M..tilK"iii.'iy hna ..h iii. u
ah... nl : Hon. I ntrt'i't mil la .ir,iii, ,l
I.i .I., nil i liiiw.a of . 1 u in I.I n k un, tin
nltiK nt low.al ,oaIMr ml. a
llonhil i.,ul hiala loliK.'i, la .l.-ainr
an.) m.ik.a . tioiilil.. with nt nn.
. liliiinry llu.a (Imii nny uthi r ii'.irK.'
VV. MnUhinil. ilk. til. I.I. ll tl.' I"ll.
J. hn A MotttKotn. i y, m Nn I.". lou t
an. .1. .I ii-a nil klti.li ..f tliiniiiK. phnnl..
UK Kiia ninl nti-nni flatlltii; promptly
inn I aklllftllly nn.1 nl .iy iii.,., mt,.
pi I. . a
Ui ll. a will lii ti. fit th, in-, hi-, an, I
( 1 1 ti" liiul.-tlnlly l.y i. tnltiK' to tin'
atolo Ill th. for.'lio.in nil, I lima n ,
HiK thr i tuah of ra. It tlft.'i ii,,,,i 1'
Shalmhlltl
If y.ni at.- partl.iilar an to wlmt Kin I
of whlnk.y yoll . 1 1 1 1 1 It ti) l)l Iha-
...ii, nn I yoil will k'. ( ' Tin- rin. nl
V.-l ' Kor auli- rM-tywh. n- l-'oaiil .
Stok.-a, illntilhutiia
.' will aill your Inli.l, (Kmc, mini',
mill, i-ti-, uhnrw-t alluati-l Nny
plan. No lotittuil. No t'.iiiunlanlon
S.II-1 fol t'lrrtllur liohl I'onnt I'.illl.
piiny. I'oitlnti.l iiriKoti
Mia i'iiiIImii I! Alti'ii, who wn.a a
I .'ii,'i't .town on th,- hi 1 tilp f th..
I'ohllnliln ti'poi'a that thr ill f,it.,
W'ullu Walla una '.Ik-IiI.-.I l.y II,.- San
"tan. la. o al. mi,, r ..II M. fi.lo. Ino. Thr
. "ll, .11 .M-i 'llti' l l frw il.'tja l.lt" f.
Kmnk J I'nrn. y, , x . Ily Ir.iiHiin r,
iii.il.' a foiinal (tannf.r of tin tnotiry
nil. I hi.ka of Ilia ..!t,v to Tirimnri-r-.
In t 1 1. uli y. nt. i'lay Th.' lialan. .- on
hainl nn shown hy tin- r.'"t.ln waa
f 1 i I tin. I Una amount wan ti.inn.
t" I '.''I III . unh
Tli,' p.tltlon f .r Hi.- toa.l fiom thr
n'.ulh rn-l of Voiinu-i lay ,,.. to
Watt.'tltoll waa rrinl Ihr nrrotnl tltn.'
in tlir i"iini roini .at.rluy aftrr
tiooii Thr jH-t It lotiri a an-! r.inonatt'.i-
,,H hllVr l lnploy.'.l .'Otinnvl, i!. r. Kill-
ton upi'. arlni; for thr p- t It I tl. ra. ami
John II Smith for thr tvinotiMmtiir.
I'uiliiy. thr hray hlow j mi il.iy Ihr
l.atk Many Mora.'. luniK-i- 1 .i I n, wax
hlon ftotu In r nn. hoiiiK.- nnif tin
K. - V. ilork ultnoat until thr ruml.
In front of Ihr .liv To-tut nt.-ly,
how .'iii', h.r an, lloin h.l, ami w Inn
thr Ihlr tiitn. , ah,- lilil.'.l h.i. k Into
thr . hiitim l. No hiii,ir vitn ,. ni'.
II II. Turk, r y. at.'tiViy linnl.'l.l up
'hi. anvtmUt rimttiu"." nn, I trtnlrrcn
frrr tin" of th" hti'iiniri' A stm In tl for
tinnnpot I ItiK hlinh..' ninl iloliic rlh.r
wmk. Mr. I'm krt aahl hr mnl wnltnl
n loin; (Imr to a. r in liil. !lli;. nl i ffort
for ;i mi rttrr A.nlotla. ntt.l he wub now
ivu.lv to lirlp. Tim nff.-r was f,liiilly
lu-r.'plr.l.
Twn Krnln nirrlKrii, th Jtn Hurt
unit Trirnl'k. clmroil ycntnrdliy for
tlir I'nltf'l Klnict'im. Th Hurt uki
Ill,7:i2 luiahrla of win-Hi, worth 170,
mni, whlln tlrn TBrjannrwIi him I0T,4
loiahila nf win. ul. worth IV,,2'0. Th
Mimthioh' rlrarril for Hmi Kmmlaco,
j w itli n piirtliil i iiro of Hour mi l lum
h r. At th) liny i lly alic Mill com-
jph'ti- lor uimo mnl pnnui'.l lo III
iil'til,
1 I'll Pmi'luv tha iitiini.il l.'itloli i of
Ihr i a of tin- loiul oflir of I'JiKl.-a wan
I.. I.I. with th.- following irault. I'ri-a-
'lilml, J. N. I.nw. vim jiiralili'iit, J.
: Chmi-hli.-. i hnpliiln, T. fl Hlmpaoii,
ni'i Trim y. K. KoatiT, Ir. nalirT,
j Inane It.'i Kliian. roinhi' tor, W. i ', K'-n-li.-V
. Innlili. liuunl, W. '"urlln, mil-ii.-
Kiinr.l. A T Hmlth; IruatiTK,
: J, tin. a llannafor.l, A Hi-iif.-l'll ninl '.
'.I i iiitia, phyai.lun. ". II. Kat.-n. Th.-
I M at .. 1 In 1 loll will im'i ur m it fun.lay.
Kli n, h iiiptiilna iioa' In port ulnl
Ah .;ill,rii. the I'l.-n. h I'.iiiaulur
IIK.Ill, atlltr lllllt thr ill t III f tlw
I'mrn'i'lM I'lippai- la not nn ni xpi-rl. Tn -
I nu iKiilor. lull I hat hi- In an ol.l
ami . III' n iit iiiplnln. Tln-y wit nul
Inll. il Ilia M-aa.-l wan not In Irollhli-.
mi l in.- nt a him to ui i mini for II".
opinion mpi. .. I that the klpar wan
a m w halnl ul Ihr hunlm-aa. Thr nliili--iii.
tit npiint'.l In th.-ar .oluiniia, nnj
i mil.' flolil n Wi'll kliowil ahlpplliK mull.
Thr .InmuK" aiiaiuln. l l.y thr I'rtn
lu. kmhlr- In. I., i-n p.iii.ul'y H'iulr"l
it ti-1 thr pumpa in-I no loiin-i Ii uai i
to th.-lr lull rapn.ity an hin-iofoi ...
Thi' n-iin ni hu h. r-i t.-innv. il ft. in
th.- f, raunl ho, ami h" I. ul( ih....v-
ir.l Wo .I'll I'llIK" W"t.' .liii.ii Into
flu- op. Illlllfn Illl. I : ll- !o. of I ill.r
'atopp.-.l All llinp.-' to: . oll.ltll,- fimn
' San !'( .nn la. o to aurv 'h- ni.nm.'r.
I.'in.l until h- nriu.-a r,.-i liliitt "111 to
ll . .. .1 an ',. W ll.lt w 111 I,.- .o,'
ii.'tit i: ii..' i ih-
II known I'ort
.ho han i,ni
th" "t .-"Ulan,
niunt a.'. trluty
.l.in l m w t ,i.. r mm
! Ii. . !l i otui.'i t.-l '. i!h
! han Ik-, ii npl'olnl. I a
of th.- I'.-r t Jiiii l
. hatnli. f , f ' "otnin. t r,
- no- l.-im; ahlr to .!.
at t:m.- t . th.- Hoik.
. ! v l ,I pt rai-nt Will k-
I N Kl. In. hn.
otr th.- in '!
Thr I'oitlan l I
l ii k- h.ii'l '"' th
n ,,f thr l'.aj
at y hy thr hn
"iitiini'lat.'il . tit. nnlul, tna.l.- to '.
Illrtin- .llllolltll of w !
Thr i.oin'v
jtllr IliX I.' Mi.
,'itt hna t.,,t yrl tixod
'.-r th.- .-.ir I'.ail. hut
Jit la i t."l that Ihr i:ty uuthorltlra
I will I iiaiilt.'.l with i.f.-r. n.-r to thr
j.-ltv lo.wl tux nt to,!a tnt-rtliiK of
I th- l oiirt Jinl-" .Iray a'ntril vmtrr-
lay that thr h w .ull . .rtiiinly not
i'. rr, 14 nulla .in-1 !'ilj:h! poanlhly l
la low in 1'.' mllla Th' tr " ma to Ih'
;a f. rlitikt unionK thr nuiiity rotnitila
jalotirra t liii I u h-oiy . It y roa.l tax
j ahull m.t ! Irvlnl tin- r .iniiilaalon
.ra Umirllnc It thrtt !)i..y will In
j In-Ill r. aiiotii'ihlr fot a hmvy Iny, whllr
,()'.. , I'V .m l ti,.t -Ii.- , ..nry will rr
j . . I t h" tuoti. y.
I M J I'.r.ln thr popular ktitKht of
Illl" Kill'.' Who r.'l I. nrllt.-. thr . Iguf
'thin of J p M.-y.-r .v ' i-tnpiiny, I'ort
j 1. 1 1. 'I nt 1 1 1 In t hr rity '.i r.luy nf I -
'I' MnlllliK hin i tint. .tin 1 n "1 h..'h nl.l.a
if th.- '"luti h, n. Mr I'll'. l ana that
htmin, i him I ti k I aloni; th" rlvrr,
jfni- Iihk ih"' "f th. tlmr n yrnr
,iU'i Mr I'ava t i r I ; - i v in, hi, 1.
'pottloii of W.iahltiKt.'ii an I !h,- i'r.'K"ll
j.oant a nl Soiitlnr!! i ;-. i . II.- nays
j tt at A-toini ninl th- I'-il-.inilil.i nvrr
jatnl on.- of III.- t'. sl :1.11s ,n h:n trnl-
(ory ami hr alwnxs ..- a ro i. iniki
n.nn hn.-.
A rrporl wan Mini . -rlay l.y ):
iiyii nn. I tnratia .otnttiittr.- of thi- rhy
i-outnil to tin- rfT.'i't that the HrruM
Ih' iiwni.l. l a I'ontrn. t for prltnliik nil
. Ity noilrm for puhhrntlon In a wrrk
ly n. wspitpri'. un'l that n w h-la tr
naknl .nt prtnttni; notion lh:il irtmt
hr pul.Hatir.l 111 a .hiily Ma... Hull In
.-us.- tin 1.1.1m arr rr.riv.'l f otn tht'
ilnlllrn low.r than ihofr : lr.ily at li
tnlttr.l no . . ntrnrt I"' nwuf.lr.l, hut that
a pn:ttr intitriii t hr ninili" for nrh
arputiitr not:..-. Th- '..-port will i.ttir
lirforr thr niun. II at r.s tnr.'tintc t.i
inorrovv I'vctilnif.
Tho st.'iimahlp I'olumhlu nrrlvril n(T
thr rlvrr from San Kraii.-in.-o on Sun
.lay ii Ik tit . hut lnl not rrunn In. owitiK
to thr rotnlltioti of thr wrnthiT. Sin1
wan atlll otttsl.l.. lust nlKtit. llrpnrln
IiioukIii up from thr month of tlii rlv
rr arr to llir i-ffivt that thr fog wns
vt ry itihk wlu'ii thr 4'ulunibla arrived,
ami nuvlKullon wan Inipon.nll'li'. Thr
hut' wan alao vrry muKh and I'nptntn
1 lot nn dnlilrd to r. ninl ii outnl.lr until
thr wrnthrr nio.lrratrd, It In rxpofi
ttl thr atrntnnhlp will rirrlvr In port
thin niottiliiK. nlthotiKh, If thr weathrr
In vrry nrvoro. nho may rrninln ont
nldr. Jin k Plvrm wan a sorry .ltmklnft oh
Jrtt when hr npprarrd In thi1 police
court yrstrnlny aftrrnoon In answer a
I'hnrice of drunkrntit'sn. The man hail
hrcn iitivstrd the previous evening In
an Astor-nttvet saloon, where he had
hrrn In a mix-up w ith sonie plate glass.
It npprarn that more thnn n year ago,
Sirvt'in dropped some money In a slot
niarhliii' and. although lie struck a
winning numher, the nmthliie did not
pay a happening not Infrequent.
I'sunlly the "hounr" pnyn the money,
lull In Slt'vers' case payment wan re
fused. Kventuiilly. however, Slevern'
met the "lot mathlne agent, nnd. the
ngriit treating a crowd, the Incident
wan considered closed. Hut Slever
hud evidently nn forgotten It, nnd
Sunday evening, after again demand
ing the money ."0 cents from the
agrtit, Hiruck at the plate gloss rov
i ilng the machine. He succeeded III
demolishing the machine, but also In
jured himself, the hand being badly
cut. He wan arrested on a chargo of
ih link, 'iin.'ss and n line uf 15 waa Im
posed In his case.
Mom excitement waa creattd yester
day by a telephone message from West
Astoria to the effect that a cracy man
waa running around down there, iind
that the safety of th community waa
In Jeapordy. Hherlff l.lnvill.- at once
proceeded to the arena of the excite,
mi nt and was escorted to the home of
(he nupiward demanted man. The man
was not at all Insane, however, but to
make sure the sheriff brought him Up
town. I'r. Kulton examined hlrn and
pronounced him to be In good mental
condition. The mennage receved at the
aln-rlfTs ollhr was that the man wan
running around In hln under, lotnes,
an. I that he waa violently Insane.
It Is thought that ih" iigvcrrimetit
will noon call for bids f.r the eon
atriirtlon of a steamer t i ply ltnti
the porta around tin- li.tttli of the
' oluiu hia 'Hie steamer ilili-r bun ten
enguKed In I Inn wotk for some yearn
and wan under coniiai t to make trips
on three days of each week. The Mll
ern iniitinii expired lanl full, after
which bids w.-re anke.i for on a dally
nrrvin-, but iis the number of trips to !
be iiiii.Ii- wan not specified the bids j
were not submitted Hud I lie Mller was I
re-eiignK1"! lo continue the service, al- I
iIioiikIi t'nptiiln Itlihhldge "an anxlotin
te take her off the run, At the name ,
time specifications were t-repared by ,
the government for the construction of I
a m w Ix.at to la- placed on the route
U tue. ii Forts Htevenn. Columbia und
i'uiib. These apeiiflcat lotin wore n.-nt
to Wanhlngtoii. but did not . n et with
tin- itppioml of tin- d"p irtinent and
were returned to tin- ofth e i f the
lUitt :.-rtiuihtrr for iiio'llllcatlotia.
render assistance. The bul'ding up of
"Mike" i '. I. Tinam win. waa a ni-m- ith.- Kant Knd nnuns a greut deal for
In r .f th" rrew of the wrecked lumber the city, and the present "startir"
burg.- Whr.'ler. linn arrived in the rlty promln-n to result in many t.ew erter
ftom r.iitlund oidertnun wan badly piln-a.
Injured In tli" r.-. k and for some tlmr J
punt Inn I la-en ut a Portland h' Spltal. t'aptuln Itamlidph Kuhn. Mrs. Kuhn
Wh.-n th-- Wli.rler started to go ashore !and Lieutenant L. W. Pettlngrr. all of
nt Vmiiilfia i',ermun and the co..r.-d the Salvation Army, were up In the
cook J V ''ole. were together on the poli.-e court yesterday afternoon on a
barge. A great sea swept over the 'charge of disturbing the peace. Pun
irna.'l. throwing both Into the sea. Idtiy night the three Salvationists pro-
ole was drowned, but Oldermnn Anal
ly r.-a. to d shore. He was ba lly cut
nnd for Some days was unable to move,
He ban now- fully recovered. Older-
man c.mslilrrs It remarkable that the
men on the tug Vosburg were tenable
to a,-., thr lights nf the barge, as the
mm on thr Wheelrr built a trr.at fire
..n deck, using oil to add to th- blnie.
Not until an earlv hour In the morn-
lug was the barge really In danger,
Then th" wind blew a hurrlcanr nnd
tli.- m. n on ttie barge f.-nred they were
I
t However, the tig hulk lived
through the gale and seven days later
piled no on the bench. Just liefore
i 'nlr waa wnhcd overboard he remark
ed to Old. riiian thnt he would b.- un
able to live long In the water, owing ing. he thought the Salvation meeting
to the extreme cold. nhoul.l be postponed until nnme other
(time. Dlllcer Thompson told a nlm-
1 liar story, adding that the sailors.
The Joint Installation of otflo-rs of numbering "n or 32 men. had assumed
ll.nv.r lodge. No I i ii. P.. nnd a threatening attitude. Lieutenant
inti way IP'beknh lodge No 77 occur- i ritllnayr testitled that there wax no
red lust evening nt odd Fellows' null. 1 disturbance, nnd little probability of
The or. 'anion prov.-.l a most pleasant any. so far ns. he could see. Some of
..tie. and members enjoy.. 1 themselves the sailors were singing, and one
with dancing after the Instillation rer- danced, but the meeting was not dls
.niotil. s !ttrltig the evening refresh- turbed. Mrs. Kuhn said the anllors
in.-nts v.-re served The ls. aver lo ige !jn,., in when the army sang "At the
otth-ers Installed were as follows: John ! Cross." but that nothing happened tin-llan-en.
N ; : A ' Anderson. V. fi.: ia ,ne mcers Interfered. She related
I? W. Ini'ihar. secretary: C S. Wright,
treasurer: John Hahn. financial secre
tnry: c. , May. war; WIIHntn Pell,
conductor; J.dfti Anderson. 1!. S N. c,
Al x Tncg. U S N. tl.. It. tl lias
muss, 'ti. (i. S. !.; N. A. Peterson. I. S.
ii. o. H. Olson. I!. S. V. C. ; IL P. tTll
llatus. I S V. (I : Sam Sor. nson. K.
S S : Jo'm Kr.ve, I. S. S : James W.
Welch, ihapluln. The following P.e
la'kah officers were installed: Adella
Hansen. N 11.: Hannah Andrews. V.
C. : Clnr.i . Mtinson. set retary: Clara
P. Hobson. ttvnsurer: Peile IVimer,
flniiminl secretary: Itessie Saho, war.:
IV Nelly Ityr.l. conductor: C. A. May.
li. S. N. i;.; i'liarlty Punbar. I.. S. N.
IV: K S. Andrews. O. S. iV ; Iri'ne C
Johnson. I. S. C; Alma Johnnon. Ii.
S. V. C. ; Mabel Older. U S.- V. C;
Mlna A. M-'gler. K S. V. H.
Tlic Trailers Prot ,'.'tlve Associntlon
has accept. 1 an Invl'. itlon to visit As
toria after thr convention In Portland,
which will b. held I here June 15-17.
The Itivlt ill. ui was ex;en.d by the
Chamber of i innnit fee of 'this city
nn 1 was rend by Colonel Pavid M.
llunne at a batuiuel given a few days
ago at the Hotel Portland by the as
so.iitlon of that city. It Included a
banquet here and a trip to the beach,
and was accepted by the Portland
members) of th association, with many
expressions of gratification. The mem
bers of the Oregon and Washington
delegation will number about 500. while
the visiting national delegates are es
timated nt 1000, Including their wives.
The strangers will be entertained here
to their hearts' content and no pains
will be spared to show them the many
places of Interest nt the mouth of the
Columbia. That the delegates will en
Joy their violt here and to the beach
goes without saying and will doubtless
arry back to their home states many
reminiscences of Oregon's seaport and
her popular bench. M. J. Varls, the
well-known traveling man, Is the first
if the traveling fraternity to get out
cards advertising that the Travelers
Protective Association will hold their
IW2 convention In Vortlantl. It was
at first proposed to hold the. ,'onven
tion on Monday, June 2, but rs the
stnte election will be held on that day.
the convention wns set for June 9. It
w ill be a grent affair, and every trav
eling mini will work hard for Its suc
cess. Mr. Pavls styles himself in the
curd, "A Drummer that's nil." and
will talk Portland, Astoria and Colum
bia, river towns from now on.
The Jnlnt commltte of the I'uih Club
and ChamlMT of Commerce appoint!
to anatnt In nwcurlwr new rnWrprlnr
frT Astoria met ynterlny mornlni; at
the offlcr of Judge Taylor, where the
plans were made known to prcsn
n-preuentatlvea. The committee ha
seeured for Astoria a a.-nh and door
fa tory and nawmlll. Iwith enterprtnea
to le conitrurted by the l.'nlvernal
Hash and Dnr Company. The factory
will be put In Immedla'e operation,
hut the sawmill will not he In opera
tion for some months, ns the company
will Im- compelled to operate Ua pre,
ent mill at Muyger for six tnontha
jln order to get a supply of lumber
Ion hand that will last wMI" the mill
Is le lng trunsferred. Kt III nnoth-r hlg
enterprise tnin been secur-d. W. W.
Whipple and associates will erect at
Smith I'olnt a lare aawmlll. The
three rntirern will employ or more
(lenpl.- and will add 125") to the impu
tation of th" city. The committee Rill
(ask the people of Astoria to nubsr-rlbe
ilP-ho for th av- enterprise. The m ney
I Is rHTulred for th. rw itch uhlch must
' le- Installed, as well an to meet the
cont met with the sash and floor fac
tory people, v.ho w.-re guaranteed Hi'-O
an u bonus. After the a Itch la In
other tyiterp rises will foll'iur. The com
mittee will go to work Immediately
on the matter and e-ptta ehortly to
have the neo-siary innn'-y. That the
ieope of the city will k'no.r the prop
er spirit goes without raying, and the
con,mltteein. n will doubtlen exirienee
no dlfllculty whatever In getting the
money. The Taylor I.and t'ompany na
he n very liberal, having donated three
' lt. s and subscribed l.ViO in cash. Oth-
r pr.iiT'y owners ore expf-ted to
reeded to Astor street, where they held
a meeting. While the meeting wan In
progress a number of sailors came out
of the boarding-house and congregated
; around the little army. Fearing that
'a riot might ensue, on account of the
(condition of the neafarlng men, who
;had been "rushing the can." Officer
Thompson asked Captain Kuhn to call
I off the meeting. The cartaln paid no
(attention to the order at first, and
when Officer Phillips anked him to de-
; slst the officer was told that he was
; not running the city. The arrest fol
lowed. Officer Phillips teat 'fled that
seme dilllrulty had been oxperien-'ed
In Inducing the sailors to go into the
house, and, an the men had been drlnk-
that she had seen the chief of police,
'which official had remarked that the
; army had been "tolerated." and In-
luired w hether or not "you people bfive
any sense." Cnptaln Kuhn snld the
police did nil the disturbing; that they
were angry about something and vent
ed their spite on the soldiers of the
Lord. In view of the fact that It was
the first case of the kind to come up.
the defendants were discharged. City
Attorney Smith stated, however, that
further disobedience of the orders of
the police would be vigorously prose
cuted. There was no disposition to
make matters hnrd on the Salvation
ists, he said. but. as the police were
guardians of the peace, it would be
necessary to observe their orders, even
though the orders might be wrong.
John A. Montgomery, at No. 425 Bond
street, does all kinds of tinning, plumb
Ins;, gns and steam fitting promptly
and skillfully and at very moderate
prices.
The man in a man can only be rec
ogniezd by the womnn in a woman.
Ily the Higher Law.
Truth is mighty and must prevail
but somtimes it leaves a bad taste In
the mouth. The Marrow of Tradition.
NIGHT WAS HER TF.RROR.
"I would cough nearly all night
lon." writes Mrs. Chas. Apolega:, if
Alexandria, Ind., "and could lintdly
get any sleep. I had consumption so
bad that If I walked a block I would
cough frightfully and spit hi od, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
J1.00 bottles of Dr. King's Xe-v Difcov
ery wholly cured me and I gained 5S
pounds." It's absolutely fcunrtinteed to
cure Coughs, Colds La Grippe, Bron
chitis and all Throat and I.ung Trou
bles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles
fiee at Hart's Drugstore.
Prompt Deliveries
Of Choicest Frcsli and
Cured
MEATS .
New Shop. Hest of Service,
rhone Main 61.
BOSTON MEAT MARKET
INSURED.
fw
0U insure your house against fire. You know
what people would say if it burned down
without insurance. They would say you
were wantine in business sacadtv. that vou
should have provided for
ance and consider clothing insurance. Here the danger
is even grea'ter not from fire, but from the chemicals
and strong soaps used in the laundry. Wise women
insure their finer, more delicate and perishable things
against this risk, and the premium they pay is the
trifling cost of Ivory Soap. That guarantees protection,
IVORY SOAJ-IT FLOATS.
I
emember Our - - -
CROCKERY 5ALE
Is now on 20 per cent off
(SI FOARD & STOKES COHPANY
Most men are Inventive enough In
the matter of personal Justification.
I'apa Bouchard.
.1
We have an ac
cumulation of
Odds and Ends.
$10, $12.50 $15
Men's Suits and
Overcoats. We
can tit you in
some patterns.
We will close
them at
$8.95
S. DANZIGER
&C0-
$0
ii
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this. Now leave house insur
Our first shipment of 1903 Wall Pa
per just arrived and more on the way.
Yoh Must Look
Before you can sea our new coloring
and detlirns. the Ideas- are as blight
as a summer morning, and suited t
every kind of room and style of fur
niture. There Is nothing; prettier ea
paoer than these varied designs.
Give ua a call.
C. Me Cutblrth
ASTORIA.
No. 117 7th itreet: 'phone 2085.
'Thebeii" Is a word that represents v
the culmination of everything Egyp
tiana satisfaction piece for the mort
gage that the Pyramids Issue upon the
credulity of the visitor to Egypt.
The Destiny of Doris.
DIAMONDS
All kinds of precious stones,
set and unset, at very mod
erate prices. The latest pro
ductions in the jeweler's art
in Society Emblems, Pins,
Badges, etc. Solid value
and guaranteed quality in
standard v.atches and clocks -Fine
repairing.'.-.-.-.-.-.'.-.-.-.".
J. H. SEYMOUR.
Badly Cut
During January you can get all our
Odd Size Shoes and
Broken Lots at...
COST
Must make room for Spring.
Come quick; some good shoe to pick
from.
PETERSON & BROWN
Leading Shoe Dealers