The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 14, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE MORNING ASTORIAN, TUESDAY. JANUARY 1. 15)02 OICANdKS Wo iiIno timl tlmt wo liiivc tin iiwrMm k of lino Sweet Fancy Nuvel ami Jiiinin'He OruneH, iiml to lliove tltexe illi( kly ImVe jificetl tliclll lit twenty live nuil lil'tteii rents jut dn.i n. TIm; reilHiill fur tlik is tlmt Wo lc i'Xit't'lllio; oilier (lit 1 1 Mll'l ilu Hot like olle hliiillleit to overlap UIH'llur. ROSS, HIQGINS & CO The Morning Astorian TKI.HI'lloNK Ml Till) vi;atiii:ii. IHIITI.ANP. Jan H W.nt.rn en Km), Wmtnrn VbIiIii..i, cloudy and llirralnnlng lionci nrar (lie o.mt; IIUllll In ! WltlilS Kan! II IlleglW, lfeaterii Waalilllittoli and lilulin, fair, southerly Willi" AROUM) TOWN. ( all Main Ml fr v.'Ur coal rt"iilr mriits KrMcia promptly tllh-d I'alioiiiin haul" I ri t n t r aiic buy y.nir feed, bay aii'l iiln at OaaUni mill lolt I forget III" "ate f all llrdur 1 1. .li Hlc at ll'ttnan VI. 1,'lolhllig Hi.iio ("till at the , up 1 1 1 ilnlr w "l k lr Idrtll hulhrr t) 1 fr Tliti-o flm-' lBM liar- I'iiii I f.ngrt the nal nf all lit-.lur-Hun Hah-a nl Helmou Vl. i'.. tiling .tot. Jul am (I..- Yok. trect. r t .' I" .if nil kliiiU chimp al lintua llataar. I'oiiuiM'riiul I'll-' ll'.'ll'r rittrrmti c, -purled yrntctilnv rnr Han fi ain'lai ii She look a mi.i uf lumber Tlx- county mini !' a.l)urtiril uir nl Juniinty xln'it vital manors of liiir:aii. will ! In nrd. If yiu want ho wo.mI. slab wox or oihrr firm nod telephone K"'lly. Ill tratmfcr man. Thotic IJll Mailt. Il.ii I forgei the imle nf ail Itrduc (Inn S.ik o( llrrmnti Wise's l'. ilblng Store If you mn u.' a gun coking nlnvc .all nli-l nee J..iiik.iii lln"i . w l.o hul'e a new one f r mle a( a vrry low price. The Mtc.iumhtt' Kl'b r il-i ar.r.l yes terday ( r Han ri nudum Thr A lit -in i' ah. i .hinil.-'l f it Sun I'mii. Iuro Tin lii'iitian luirK Si riirrn niriied l.iwn ihe ilvi-r -! rda Sh la wh a( laden nn.l hound .1 .in A wholesome . an be ha. I f.-r I.ll HI I eel lam .ml f.'l (III- t'ltllril Klllg- Nil' I r. Til. filltl.tatlllill tn.-al tills 111 i: Cmn Itumg Sun !!. flu ttnkh. null. Ii-MiTM Mt ll.illl.' llh i'.l. all.'li II. .Hi"'. ' liliitK'i . 'i f.niali', rinl (imi IVupIi'ii "I'VllllI maini'" Siifl'Iy l'lir y.iuiiK lu.lli. . f SI A it iSullil will kH mi afttrnooii La an I nmkle uli al 111.' Iinitii' of Mini Nan I (red, i.ii WntniMiluy, January IS liurlnK llii' aliii ii. i- of Mr, lM.Iti, an lilli-i I, ". A. How will Im- In cliarK" of Ma ..m.f. 7 nml K i ill. I Fillonn' lHlll.lllllf I'ulroiiltr Iniiiii Inilunlry l.y miinkliiK Hip "I'rl.li' of Amorlii" rltiara; tlnoiit mai1. Mnniifiii'tuif.l .y MnrFiulunc k Knolii'l. I,.h,.iih kIm ii III Unman, I-r'in h mi l Italian Int. m.IIiik m linluia nuiy In. Hill- at tin- li Hi lull Hull I. Anlnlla. W't ha Jli( ri'.ilvi-. a lilimn-iil of Norway unrlioth hihI lii-ri littc, of r. (in llim '(ilnllty J..in.,n 1 r m. Konlyii mat laala ImiKcr, la clfiuinr an. I innk. . Imulili Willi lovm an.l ililuiiiry It ii is than any otlii'i ( i - . r u V. Haiilioin. AKPiit, (rp!i.i 1311. Tie- luinlii i m In Kiln-r Vln an.l Winn warn low pi minimi in Vouiiki .uy yp- (r.lay afiprii'.on, It l tliotik'hi inl ahlp Hint hr will I.l ..1.1 hi-n- (o ai I'fy Ilia i iHlnm UKulnut hrr Tim llf littimiKP ipnilpr Mui.taiillii, li. h linn I.. . ti in I'oriluinl for inn nil ly. Ini ai il nl .Linn Hip ilvpf. HIip Mill Nt nl. P . nimtli'lli p l.Ulll llltf Hip i liutill. 1 n I. not Ii.itn 'I'uriKUP r.illil. TIip in. nil.. 1 1 ,,f Hi.- il. rinnn l.ulh.-r- iti . linn h nf thl rliy Iivp (inn lump. I a I"! mi liiuml .mi. mp, nmr I -( It Klipc l, an I ni l . ti-. t a rliili h on It nil.- linn- ii. n Kiuiiiii. r Ip.ngp ' oil'iin, Infulil mm "f Mr. AiiKU"' '.irl ii of V. t Ai..rlu, lh .1 lam Stiof.lay pvptili.if TIip IiiMi-riil nan lull p(.i. I. alti-rimon an I (In rfiiiaiim In'crn-'l in i'.r piiwooI Til.. IIiiihii "lile St Mirrn .. ..i fi.MM Vn I ; -o l.i I ".i util Hip I "II nil nlilp lll.li kl-r-ii " I.T .lain fintii iu i' Town, i.ii. in-. I n.it )mlrr'Kir llir Ilia. Wl ia. wai on lb- ntrr.lit. Il-I an.l rplii"uip'l for I j 1 pr I'-nl. M.-n. of woiiipii loatpil ami curt J V lll..pll Ul' (n ilttlii lllflllO.lH. (ol- ulladnn fn-p Pr I'ailon l-i'lalll. I'aup tniiMliiit. r in Ii ami II La- lira lioiii, 1 In I p. in. J.ilin A M.'iilKoniPiy. al No. lion I it'-pt. tl 'p nil kin. In of tinning-. I'lumli lint Kin anl utiaiii fl 1 1 i K Mniii.(ly an 1 MI'fnil mill at v.- y imiJ.rnie l'lli-p. Tli.- .ol of John V M.-Nai;y. il.p call. 'i uti.i nan alml mil K 1 1 It-1 l.y U.iti Wyn.Hil. of tin- . Im in r l.nl.'M'.ii. 'ill ll.i at ill.' lll.'IKMP Til.- ininiii-r nlalipi I i 'llinill Mllll M. NVil'.y K f.l. nil ti.f..p I'lnyiiii; iIip tiih Nli' ai'i'lp, for rllni or cooking, ;S iTtita r lio, wlillu lliry laat, JoIiiiboii Hroa. TIip llwiii-n inilliall ti-mn will com In AMnrlu ten I Krlday veiling la iluy Dip Aamrln ti-nni Thry r aald to lip In Mm- trim ami pi net to Klva ill" Aloilnn a Imr.l ruli, Thr hlin will iPlnin In 1 1 win n Huluiilay morn Iiik. In Hip .rnlinln I'.iiin ypaicrrlay final a. i.iihi'ii wpii- iiipii tiy w I xit)fg nr. ailiiilnlairntnr of tin1 ramtp of llrr ilia i.-i ti.Mi-h nml It Tlioinnon, 14 ' I III 1 1 I Ml r 1 1 -r nf Hip pnlllti-n of John ZuKp nml Wllllnin "ii K W.iik on tl.i Kovpiniiiiiii tiull'llntr" ill ToiiKU" I' lot la er ippp IIiik with .ill liiiHti', Ion ow'liiit in unfnv.iriililp miiili-r Hip primr'aa l nm a rn.i a-' It iiIIipiuInp woiil.l In-, I'ontiAPlnr I'.ixt.il.iinl miya tin- w ik mnaata of ri-iipwlmt lie- nl'l wliaif, rw- It ntctlnn two w.in lii'iei-a ninl rp ttlnll B nf tho tUllillnK. Thr rpMill of Hip H(un.nlon of lie- KipiiiIi Imrk l.irpit liy llu r'rpnpli i niiauliir pii-rta haa not iMi n inrnl.' pulilli Ii la rii'M-tnl, howrvur. Hint wh.n wor.l la rp pIvpiI frnin Hip iiMtura th.-y will onli-r tli lll'l.- via. . I anl'l In In r . ipa. nl r,,ti.t ..n If tin-iiin-ra nf Hi.- irn will rrlpa-" tlipin fioni futiirp l ulilllty Al !ui rurhl a in . line of tin- 'li.nn l. r nf I'l'inm.pii- Jil'lifp roullijr n--.iilr. lli.il t!-p i-nininllp i.p-'.'IMp'l ln i.inf.-- wllli tin- c nl .in. n wlio r .-jl"'- i. li ili.lliiK Hi' i'lal..i m ll liol ' II 1111. il l- to i oIIII'Ip''' l! "ll. II Jit lin.l m.t ti-pii yit Ipiirn. l Hi- .r.i A woman giving thu nani" of I'gullnr lpninnr waa am-ao-d by th poIk Hunilay pvpnliig on a nliargp of rob bery. Mla iM-tiamorp la iurtl"n abl (harai tpr anil a fi-w night ago robbril an Italian of 'tr, Krt having Imlii'p'l til in to go with lipr to tho buck room of a nHlm.n. TIip man mivl Lornptjilnt to iIip oollre anl (Tip worn mi H arrpHti'il. Afur Im-Iiik taki-n In Hip mi it I I'm hp ionf'xP'1 thill alio hml roiiiinllii'.l Hip robbery ami vnlun ti eriil to ahow the pollip win re ) lin.l blil'ten the money Thr poller nr. i'i'IiiIimiiIpi) her to her room, ami In a alove lln-rp l'.7 wa fouml ami ri-aiorpil to Hip owner. The oilier 111 hiel bi-m pplit Tin- woinnn ho Im I. lit 11 yi-IIIH of OilP. Will ll- tlli'l l-forp Ju Hi e (i xHlinmi I hl afti rnoon. Hhe n--KiiUy iirriViil lo-re from fr-attlr. CHOSE NEW OmCERS The lew alaie law .rov.lng for it I - iolllniPllt of Jll'lgea nri'l rlerki of flee. Hon r..nl;iln h.miip uniiU noi laluiia. (im- la tlnii Ihr-e ju V' imil ihrpp rk mut le aiioliee. Tin- lirt el three jiMipa an l inr.p rit-rKa are rt-iuln-l t" lenmln (! duly not II Ihe ("ilia iiiii.', i line in- M'p -n'i a'-i, ainn tlni i- Jii.Ikpk nml Hi r i lerka tnU"t ...Hill (he Vote. Thf law I T'rtl'le ; 1 1. ul ill" JU Iff" Itlnl elerka nl all be ' miiiinl al (he January let m ..f (he . i ii ii I v loinl nml o.-it Hip r-nirl ahull I It In K'-i.ru.try to hi t' mt la from i .i raoria lit ! illin-I Th p w ho ilo li"l nl-li in tervd mnat t: Pir b for lb j -, .ut I ,it tin- February eann nml tali- iln lr r anniB. raona who tin ' in. I lllr i t'.l' ata miin ' rve. ntnli-r jn- J ally ,.f '-. Ilm- The "iiin'V r-ur! hna i tl.lla fllf n.'..tllp I '.Illy ..Tie -"t "t : J.t'lma mil cl.-ka for null of the rlty ' in in' If but Ho- ni ' -f'.iry mi'l a-t ( nil! I.. innt-l InlT KNTIH MIAHTK'MKKTI.VO OF AHTOHIA ( HAMICKIt. Kewrnl Mitt I era uf iiiMrlniir Tn k en I mill Acted I pon l.ii-l Mxlit. iYefl'lent-R. W. Tnllnni. Viee-.rtaiijent K. i. Taylor. He. reinry K. C. llol.l.-n. Tr ifur-r 'J. W. IunilVrry. Tin- uiinuitl imeilng of ih't Clam Ix r of ''onmit-rip arua hel l l.tat ven- I .tpin.i n.. .1 f..r .f..iptti I. .'iiiian Fin tin r tin,, the t mn ml I p -lit- I l.y lb.-r.iiil.-1 tin Siiml.iy t''.r"ti.i J i..rl Unit it b.'.ly liitl I' im I Miiml an l ) .'.-r lay 'iiti in-i Max l'"lil writ! . i hi r.'plipii pii f Miml on I . i-uty tin- i-iiiunH iihiih h.i'l I"- n taken to II warn Thp b"'ly u in a ba.l aintp nf .t ni'-iaili'-n anl w a bnrlfl al IlK.t' i I'tiiera foiiii.l .i (In- bo.ly li.fi.il III- r.ir.-p t.. be th.il nf et .'nilt ti wlio li:nl ii mi-a'nif for uIm iii line.- weeka nr.- tn ItVt rl In a . oi iipir IHIii'1 S. uk h ami Iff! A t ilia in a mm II Ixnit. -r ' am i !'! I T i he i tni"'"'- of r lug h 'me. Tlii" wiitli'-r vaa very apvere n. It la nil p -...t.pit Hip li'.il wa m r! line il I'arl- ..n .ia b.-ttpti ('. .in I ft' i )pri iikp ami mi iminam. I n.un ! K Want II V. atpr l.iy tile I lintlie .f Ilia .i I. rillltl lll II In . h.vrge lull' In nil l-iltllt Win foil lout .n thf l w a nn t ''ftik ih'T w in it- the 'nam rnna Ihmimli Mr W.irrt-n a im.ierl V. Ill e ( on : I..MI1 ..( t.illiie M.a .. in .i. i ...1 .1 ;. . ph (e. t f . l".' w In re Ii i . nulr.- I i.i ban. II l r I h.nia.iti'l f-e' tli- i iit'l him - If a-Mi i.li':i! In II litis"'! lul Ariii'V nf Im-ori'O- nl I -ti .f the Ore K.ni I'm- 'n mi imy 1 1 ; b- file l i.i.lay. Tli- n-i r.itn: mi I- m:i I- ue "f I. i nl an I i.'ii-ll- i .i.ilnll-: an. I ll bulM la birue mill ai Mni'ii r i n'. 1 n- n' j i-.iri-.tul ra me W. V V.",il.iil . I I). Iiulr. r nml F. J layi" I n Ital t' k i (iIiii p I nl J O i. tlivnl .1 inlo ji -l.u,ri h and Ihe .rim-ii ii! oftU-p "f ihe e.'ini.nny will le- n i' i.i ''he nrtu k a nu'h Tllf (hi- nim.i .nv In en kage In lie- miinuf.i '. jip of i'I I; t.d" ..f lunil" r. ID I'l-nitp a' il.iio:.-. elf. The neivfoary onpll-tl In bull I u p mill haa u ; i en. I Ix'i-n anb 1 1'..-. I. .iinl with in A ah. ire I lint' nrk n-i Hi" bui,.l,HK will In' i-olIIIIIPln etl. TV.- rntll; .:ty imrtli'ular ntt. ntmn . I init'lilmry, mul will In '.ill i 'li.-i that w ill iprinli it tn ev-u' iii ly im-rg very pxpiilvi-ly In o'lu-r lines t! an that nf alni; lunilipr Tie n.-m ifriitnr are imi tiiltp n-ady tn mnke any deti nue ut.ii iunipiiiptit of their I'luii", but they glv-p aMiiani'e tint the mill will J Im- on- of Aatoria a mm' Imi oriant In-jiliit-trit-i b' f.ee long. Ueip-(-eM itlvea '.if the l'i'heriil Snah .t- Pour fditi- ;pvvnahl ' j .H) an- rxi tn ti d In the c:ty before Mr. Warren jibe -vilr.i'l n of Hie pre eni week to of . r I liminnd li t Hie VVl.. Ml mi'lny.i'i are f;. ..r in tvnta tin owin r of i III. li-k In- r.er iii : Mr. ..n:r.ii-ia fm- i i'il-U Ui" I n 'iny n biil dliKa The P'PII II' l-?llflll.l Hip WilltPI u 111 i '. 'l 1 1 III n .in t In e. idler i -r ill 1 1 lie eVtetll.-l Inn mil' ii of Urn. k'a Inimli'K imi't tin be n Ua(l n I' d f-r t 'on t r.i I"' or KnalalH-nd the o. k iicaln na "'.n Tin- tn.ni - ill Wa-f.ll fl "I n d.'. inl.l'l.'ll ! .' Lit- to Ills "i ii Hi l!a. !.' In- t ; i r t iiiflni: iV-r u ;h h.n ,i'M I II' II of land In .it daii.e with Ih- . kl-l'iln l m .n j'lal pasaed If it lu r at nliit'l blli ll. full' .11 bin. k pippt for while irraal Anweta to lininp of Finder will reipivp rewiird by n-tiii uliiK to I Hike Kvalia. lit Ihe Wlgwniii, i nt iier Kighth mi l Aatnr Ip.at i limlitln .pnt on Hiiln " The remiliir nipptinu of the I'lmh i 'lull oi-tura (niiinnow evcnlnir. Thr nippilug will bp mi imprinting one, n lonimenlHl prtigriim nnd irfreahinent InivlIlK been llllilllK'd for. All llli'Mllil'ia m e i e.)Ut'at t-d to be In ntlpn luu p. Al a int'eliim "f Hip Alor t'lub Inat lllght the following nllli-era were eleet id: l'lealib'tit. I'linrha llnldiTinnn; vbe-iirpaldeiit nml (naaurer. rhnrlea WiIkIiI, airiPlnry. Frank Woodlli'ld; dlrfftoi". tb'oiui' I'hler, Jam Taylor mnl John Kopp, Jr. Don'l Wall! Save on Your I'lircliitKC Nom! Ladies and Children's Vests and Pants 19c a Garment The Secret of Success... It Ilea not In making In rue promlapa. but In Klvlng litrKf ImritnliiH. Not an min li In being able to make a aiile na In being able to plenae n piitinn. (lur great iiiinunl i-lenr-nnen mile In entirely Hiiri-eHiifiil. both from our nlninlpolnt und froni youra, tut en imp every nrllrle la Just iih rel'i'e aenled ami worth more than II la anld for. The rruwtla vvhli h throng our liore dally making puri'baat'a rro mn pli.' prnof Hint we are Jutilllli'd 111 lulverllmnir holii'Ht bUMlinaa mi'lhoilM, the beat gooda. laleat atylea, and low ea( prlirn. We highly apprei'lilto the evident poiHlllillty of our nlore and methotla. nnd prouilae burnnlna nml colli leouH ti'i'iitmi n I to all who call. TIIE A. DUNBAR CO Calicoes The Best Quality, 25 yds. for $1. Unbleached Muslin, a genuine snap, 20 yds. for $1. Bleached Muslin, the kind you like, 15 yds. $1. The tirenteht ( len ranee Stile of All I. it' I' lull I't-eoln- 111- pllll'tit'l- .f u lain- niitnbir o' Mll'l 1 luva tn .liber m ini'l the Ju-ll p innit dtir Ihk Hip trial of iim . The b '.ia aneuk In H lillt- trial" ale .m irid i annul be "lii.IV. d by Jllftlrp in. 'Illlall They an- birotitini! a nul nnx and almuld ! i xeliideil from He- court ro mi. Oft i ii III- ttallinony In inna It not III to le heard by lads rangn K "Kf from '2 to IS ye.u-a, na wna Ilia cnae c-li-iilny iiftt-i noon, (ilv en an Inch, th nnllnnry bov will iliiiinml nn acre, nnd the failure of the oflb inla to ejpet the IiuIm from ihe .ourirooni al the pre 11 1 ll 1 1 1 11 1 v lle ulllK of M.lle Wyivnod. who vviia ihnrK'd with the murder of John V. Mi Niilly. luia iniide Ihe boya 'lilltp bold. The ilipiirlure of F. 1'. Kendall for San Frnnilaco hna created a vm nncy on the Kchool board, mid the Woman i 'luh hna undei taken tn accure the np poltltment of u woman to till the place thu made vacant. At Saturday' meeting of the club the aecrctnry wax liiHtructt'd to communicate with the board regarding the mutter. The wo men of the city are urging the ap pointment of Mr, ticnrhart. who has lieen prominently Idcntltled with edu cational matter. Several members of Ihe school hoard have already been approached by the women, and nil have expressed theinselvc a-i favor Able to the appointment of a wmiinn director. It I expected the board will take mil. in on the Woman' I'ltib com munication nl the net meeting. Judge and clerks for the following precincts have been appointed In nd dlHoii to Ihnae already published In the Astnrlaii: ChndM-ell-Judgei, W. J. Ill khIIh. J. W. It. Iih, '. S. liovv; clerks, (liant Sloop, W. J. llcckar.l, J. N. Hecknid. Svensen Judge. 11. V. Fish er. C. MiiHten, P. A. Iloss; clerks. J. W. U'inke, M. Kt'tiney, Peter Ol son, ('llf Ion Judge. Nicholas Kcar sni'Ke, J. W. McLenn. N. Ktunuvlrh; clerks, (. A. Ttorglund. Alex Moody August Taknlo. Vesper-Jildic W. II. I.evvl. N. K. PoHter, J. W. Walker; clerk, W. O. rrescott. I. N. Foster, W. J. Denver. Mlshawiika Judge, Pa vld Tweedle, Andrew Olson. 1 Mul lenbaik; clerks, John I.ara-'n, Fred Springer, J. Jamison. lClilc Judge, J. C, Klt'i'son, Jnmc (lallagher, An drew Iilt'ison; clerk. C. M. Jaeohaon, Andrew NordHlrom, J. II. Wrv-rry. Puh -Judge, Jniin Untlnen. Henry Hill, A. V. Kuhlman; clerk, llermnn Ah !er. M. E. Juopperl, Wm. Rowe. In the ji.stl-'e s curl yen." lay after in ."ii IMvinr.l n'Nel 1 i.tts i x iinln.,1 on ,in inf nii!ii:l .ti chn gbiK him wi h a aulling J ilin N'ol.iti Willi a .htnger- nis w.ni'ill A. M Sml h rep aenled the defili lani. while Ju.ke W nwi .ip peaied for the I I.iintiff. '1'S lll "as nlleire.l by Nol.tn to have l it I In wall for hun. striking him with a .lib and cutting eleven gislo ill li s head, i r N. ill -Wight t i Justify 'h aa-nult iilth the slab-men' thn' N. bin had lie-en unduly Intimate with u'Nelll'a wife, and that he wed the club In an effort to c.asilM' him for his indis creiion. In ad lrcs.ing (he court At torney Winton a-ssalii th pe: annul charai'ter of O'Neill, alleging that an e.ual scoundrel could not be found if hade were gnne over with u flnc Inoih comb. Mr. Wint n' address af forded inu. h amusenii nl for the crowd that thningid the court. Justice viood man look the case un ler advi.-einent and will hand down a decision today. If he finds that O'Neill wa-s gu liy of nasault as charged In the inf 'rninllon, the man will be bound over lo await the Investigation of District Attorney Allen. The cai-e Is the outcm.' of a family mw of long man. line, and the Assault Is said to have hi en committed on New Year night. Ing. when. Ihe ab vo-naii'd elllci-r wi-ip p. c.. f.,r li t enulng year. Th iiitetliig laig. y nttemlei and one ..r ,1... n...t r..i . .U...I I "' '"''i n.i..c-iiiiji Kuue'illlK ever h-ld by the chamber. All the officer were un.iiilinoualy choaen. At the ron i lua..n of the bualn" aepl m memtiera and Invlied gueatt. Including mernU-r "f the I'uah Ctub, partook of a aump toua spread, which hivl be- o prepared with i are by Mr. Whipple, and It waa iuIip nl bfure the meeting finally al;ournel. A onmunbatk.n was leeelved from ih" '"omimrclal flub, asking that a "nmmltti of five ! aptiolnt.d to at with aimliar rommltt!. from the Com mercial Club and I'uah Club Id an en deavor to harmonll" ai-ntlinent be. , lw-.-.n J'l.rl and and Astoria. The ",, mi, ,en i'H '"luh I lea N to bring ; about, ir pi.ibr. a friendly f-ellng , hep.-n the two clll-s which have ifounht each other so long, tn the hni-e ! Hint the advantages offered by the lo cation of bmh can h- Ulll!ied ;o tne , fullest po-albl..- extent. Pr--lb nt Van Iiutn named Mensra. Tailant. P. A. Trulllner. J. K. Higglti. F. J. Taylor .and .Mr. Soienaon. I A i ommurilcntion wa recelv-d from ithe Portland Chamber of Commerce , utgir.g that Aatoria Join with II In ; lla effort to o-'cure greater Uepth at .the mouth of the river, a j ell a Improvement of the up per river. The petltlnnt urge the lm iprovtmcnn referred to and will be 'generally circulated throughout the Columbian laaln. The local chamber any w.ll indorsed the avtlon of the P.viland i. Inning ;iiy. anj the petition will le clrm- lated here. The committee to which wa referred the matter of rates on can wade an unsatisfactory rport. Th report was to the effect that the rallr a I people had staled the matt r had been adjust-e-1 to ihe satisfaction of all concerned, whl!e F. P. Kendall, o' ihe can com pany, had given out Uie lnfor.ua. ion that a satiafactory idjustment had not been brought about. Mr. Kendall pidnt.-d out to the conimltte-? that re moval of the fact ry would be exie dlcnt und-r pre-nt rate conditions be lause more freight wa now shipped out of Astoria than Into the city a statement that did not cdm ld with the result of an Investigation made by Vm1 m raaj IWU W I tli taHIMt' HOW TO ECONOMIZE r!E men economize so closely on the r.u.r.ber cf words in a telegram that the v .1 receiver can not understand it. This is not J I 1 ser..:;:e economy. Neither is it sensible econony to ruin garments of value with cheap soap or powerful chemicals that eat into the fabric True economy uses Ivory Soap in the laundry. It is the most of pure soap that can be sold for the money. Chemically it is as innocent as water. Yet it does everything you can ask of a soap. Try it I TIIK SKMI .WKRKl.Y ASTOK1 AN. The best way tn keep posted. If you cannot Ink" n daily pii er. Is to sub scribe for the siinl-w.'i'kly Aslorlun, which Is published on Tuesdays nnd Fridays, and for news is a cl e ap proach to a dally. It contains the latest tel. Kinplilc a w. ll as county and state news nnd Is Ihe best paper In be hud for those who cannot re ceive a dally promptly and who want to keep posted. It contain no plate matter, but I all rreh. nome print, giving four pages of the latest hap penings twice every week. Trice J2 per year. NIGHT WAS HHU TKKKOli. "I would cough nearly all night lotii." write Mr. Cha.. ApPlcR'". cf Alexandria, Ind., "and could lull illy get any aleep. I had consumed i eo bad that If I walked n l lmk I would cough frightfully ;md sp.t bl ol, but, when nil other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottle of Pr. King's Ne'V PIicov ery wholly cured me and I gained 6S pound." It' absolutely niiirnnteed to cure Coughs, Cold I -ft (iiippe, Pron chltls and all Throat and I.imff Trou ble. Price 50c nnd Jl.OO. Trial bottles fice at Hart' Dru jst 're. NIGHT WAS UHlt Tl.KROR. TO HOrSEWIVlCS. Wyoming (Uock Springs) coal Is the only conl to use for heating purposes. You have probably tried other: now try this, and we feel assured you will never use any other kind. .Phone, main 661: nnd we will at once deliver coal to you In any qunntlty. Give this coal a trial and don t forget tut phone, 661. S. HLMORH ft CO., I Last I Week .ni Suit Overcoat Sale $10, $12, $14, $15 Values Choice For FOR THIS WEEK Wool Undet weir per suit letweir t,85 Men's S-DANZIGER &C0. $ $ Hi & ' i$ m $ $ the committee. Mr. Kendall believed fair rat'-s would permit him to go aft er business In any part of the North west, whereas, at present, he could not compe(e for buslne-s in Seattle and 8okani'. Notwlthrtandln? Mr. Kendall s statement that rates hal not been adjusted to his satisfaction, both Geneial Agent Mayo and President Hammond, of the Astoria road, had made statements that th dirf.culty had been settled. The committee was given further time to Investigate the matter. A resolution by W. W. Whipple, pledging the support of the chamber lo the 1'5 fair to be held In Port land, and indorsing the plana cf the fair commute -. a as unanimously ad ipted. James W. W-lch m nvd that the offi cials of the As'oi ii chanib- r be In structed to urge the government to prepare a d-finlte plan for improving Astoria harbor, and that pL-ns for dredging out Youngs river from the Walluakt to Its mouth to a depth of M feet be also asked. The motion pre vailed. The annual report of Pres dent Van Pus' n was then read. The r.p .rt was an mien-sting one. ana us run text will appear tomorrow in these col umns. Ju ig- How lb y then review id briefly the work of the chamber an l lelated some inteicstir.g history. The iliamber tii st was thought of at the Clumbia bar. a resort that once occupied the lot on which the Odd Fellow-.' build ing now stands. There, in years gone by. Astorluns were wont to congregate nnd talk over matter commercial, and from those Informal gatherings the chamber sprang. Judge Bowlby told of the work of the chamber, re- ! fcnir.g ortetiy to its enor.s inr tne jetty, better channels, lighthouses, 'lighthouse tenders, the buoy station, signal station, weather bureau and many ot-her matters. The address was full of Interesting information and was attentively listened to. Seiretary Holden. who was -elected last night, has hetd the position for :'3 years. Judge Taylor t.poke flatter ingly of the excellent work done by Mr. Holden in past years, and the vtnerable secretary was congratulated tn all sides. President Van Dusen and Treasurer Lnun;-herry were also tendered a vo'e of thanks by the chamber. DIAMONDS tttttVtttttttTtt?T 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 valut and guaranteed quality in standard r.atches and clocks Fine repairing.v.w.v.v.v. J. H. SEYMOUR. Badly Cut iN-y -V - I Cream rure rye. America's finest whiskey. The only pure goods: guar anteed rich and mellow. JOHN L. AUIiSON. Sole Agent. During January you can fet all ow Odd Size Shoes and Broken Lots at... COST Must make room for Spring. Come quick; some good shoes to pick from. PETERSON & Br OWN Leading Shoe Dealers Our first shipment of 1902 Wall Pa per just arrived and more on the way. You Must Look Pefore you can see our new coloring and designs, the ideas are aa bright as a summer morning, and suited to every kind of room and style of fur niture. There is nothing prettier oa paper than these varied designs. Give us a call. C. M. Cutblrth No. 127 7th street; ASTORIA, 'phone 20SS. 20 I : Per i ; Gent Off ANOTHER WEEK 0 u r con crockery t i n u e d sale will be another week Stive; Plated Ware and Fancy Toilet Article s included. Get your choice quick Foard & Stokes Co.