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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1902)
fit' - , : ; S V THAT STAR SOAP. la every hundred botes there are twenty prizes. If yours contains winning ticket you get $1.00 besides the soap. Our price Is Eighty-five Cents Boi, . . , , . , , .t ross, The Morning Astorian TI3U0PHOND wi. TODAY 8 WEATHER I'OUTI.ANli, Mwuh 31 Ori-pm. li..wpr, wiuilK-Mtorly wIikIh; WIi. iniri(in, ilircuk'iilinf noi'ilu-iist sliumr In tmiliitM( ,ui. woMiuin portions, eool in Hound eounu-y, southeasterly winds, Idaho, cloudy ttlitl tliriNil.'lllnj. south' vuDii-i-ly w ItidM, Oastus ivlli feed, groin and liy. Call UtUn Ml fur yuur coal requlro menu. Order grumpily nilsd. For a good breakfast mush try our Crwtm Kolled Oats.-Juhnson IWtM. If it li our ftifoollon Drund M Slid JuVK OoS, 11 1 goad -JOullSuD U-ii. Tl Turk Commission will hold It niruUr mnli In ilio oily bull this rvnilnf Th iiffu.-h I'lt kllnf Work will mm-mx- tha seon's oiwr&llons on April V)t. Any child buy as mil and m cheap ly from u a th moot txpertenovd buyer.- Johnson l),o Jspsms Pbd or all kind, eheap at ths Tokohsma llataar, IS Commercial trest, ' The trut Ashing season 0111 In Oil tt today and slo In tlw state of W.wliinirion. Want-d Furnished cottage for th unirmrr by careful UnuL II. a. SMITH. Trrscolt Packing Co. Tou will find th bt Uo meal In tn Uty at th lllln Hun Restaurant, No. 112 Commercial Bl Tlw Retail CWks' Union will hold It regular meeting at tlw tlty hall thl evening at';. JO. ,,u ,.. Dr. ration, rag building, ha Just nofivcd a new supply of vaccina ma ll 1,. I ) .11. M .1 I U .1 Bk.Al..t.l- WantHl.lO extra mlr-ll)r at Moray's' lt'Nirtmnt Btorw, A ply be in i nitil 3 p. m. today. It you want box wood, ilab wood or other flronood, telephone Kelly, th transfer man. l'hone 3211 black. Ti-rry Mi'Kpan un.l the Frank t'ooley fiMnimiiv win play in Fishers' tiro llu during inxt wwk. Th I'limty nAtvmill begun rutting lun-.twr yi'sjrrdsy with whlrli lit plunk th IjpwI unJ Clark ,'oad. Treasurer Draly lii1 a us 1 1 yeMer day fur nil xiMii'rul fund city war. runt endorsed prior to June, I, ifoi. I'aironlxn home Industry by smoking th 'Trlde df Astoria" elgar; flnet made, Mnnufacturod by MnFarlan and Knobel. Th funeral of Kmll li. inland, who t'uinmltid ulclilo at Wea'port. wa held yeHtentny the burial bt'lnir at (lrenwood, P. A. Kantor, In Welch block, will ciJl for tmr clothe to clean, dye, re pair and pre, and will deliver them. J tin; up phone, red 2094. Another telfur-.wn from raaadona, Cal., announce the nul new that F. ii. Waller, of this oily, who I there for hi health ,1 tot expected to re cover. A hoi lid il.iiice will be g-lven by the Onli-r of I'enda on Monday evenlnf, March SI. IMS, at Foard & Stokes hall. AdmlMiton-femlftmen, II; ladle free. Ma M. Long, a muMto hall girl of I'nrtlund, and who ha been in Jail there, hn Jut received notice that he ha Inherited 100,000 from a rich relative of Wlaconaln. Tlie Youni Men' Institute will Blve a viand ball at Hanthorn' hall on the evening of Thursday, April 3, IBM. Admllon, Kentlemen 60c. ladles free. Kid for the ordinance workhop at Fort Steven have been ooened and foi-wmriliil to Wunhlncbon, where 1he rotitraot will be awarded as soon as puiweil on by th department . Roslyn onal lasts longer, I cleaner and make lea trouble with stoves and chimney flues than any other. George W. Sanborn, agent: telephone 1311. liy the ue of Dr. Fulton's X-ray machine the bullet with whldh Ben Waud wo struck, was located back of hi left tonnll, and will soon be removed. The wtilstllnar buoy for the entrance of Wlllopa Harbor and another to be tilnoed Inside the Harbor were loailed on the Columbine Sunday and will betaken over and, put In plitoe at once. , ... HiaaiNs&co. The new ah and door factory 1 btlng runhed through In a hury and will be completed within ths term wf her oontnuit. A hwe fotve of men are at work and the building I now about ready for the roof. Coimtaiilln tlarell and Oco, Master, both of Clreece, were made clllxens of tlie Unltvd ttiates yciHerday. T. K. Johnson sinl fleorgo Kilo were wit new fir Unroll and T. T. Johnnon ami (hxiige fjllo were witness for Master. Alilttit pimlmiurter Otto llt?llbrn ha Just recovered from an attack of In grippe He says the remedy was not a bad one; that moot remedies are worse than the distune, but In his cne the matter was reversed. Our city was alinmt ilepopulatefl of lmral p,lltlcUrt last evnlng, Nenrly all Interested In llepubllran politics went o INirttand to'atteud the Itepub (lean state convention which convene today. It seems difficult to get the number of names that were attached to the petition r'im-stlng Judge Oray to run for the office of county Judge right. One paper "has given It a 60. another 1M. when In fact It was 187. The three men who were charged with larceny of log at We port waiv ed exnnrlnallon before .fudge Hood inn n yentcrday and their ikUI was fixed at t!M each. It was stated that two of them would be able to irfv ball but (hut one would hove to o to JaH. A corporation hn len formed at Tillamook for the purpise of opening a now Imnk at that place, under th name of the Tllkmook County Tank. M. W. lUrrlson, W. W. Curtis and H. I Eddy are the Incorporators, w:th Mr. Harrison as president and canhler. Did will be Invited by the school board for the ronstruotlon of a achool bunding for West Astoria as soon as the drawings are finished. The plan submitted by Frank Oonconan was ac- feepted by the board at a special meet ing held on Saturday afternoon. At last account last evening sn effort wns being made by the friends of Matt Jurvl to make ball for him. It Is now stated that they will make ball, a a lame number of 1'iilontown friends are In favor of taking him out of Jail and do not think he ought to suffer for the act In which hi father lorn hla life, It Is now predicted that the coming xjilmon season will open with the nrlce of raw fish nt tents n pound. With the Inrire amount of canned salmon t'ow on hand the fancy prices of last year are out of the question. The flsh errnen's union will ;irobably mime a price at Its meeting next Monday evening. The Miisamas send out the an. nouncement that their ninth annual climbing will take palce this year In Washington, selecting Mount Adams as the object to conquer. They will leave Portland July 16 and expect to return July !. The purpose to Join the Sierra Club, o' " "-snr'sro. In Us climb of Mount Shasta In June, has been abandoned by the Maxama. An exciting runaway and collision by an express wagon and street car occurred at the corner of Commercial and Ninth streets last evening, the horse became frightened on Ninth street while a Chlnvnan was placing a baMlO't of hi ii miry on the wagon snd the animal came down the street with a dash, Just makln Commercial In time to Intercept '.he car. The horse wus sjrulnst 1he moving cur by the time the motermnn saw him, but he suceeded 1n stopping the car In a rhort distance. Uoth shafts were broken from the wagon and the car was some what damaged, hut the horso wo not Injured, - i ftpcaklng of the political situation In Tillamook county yesterday, tt E.ldy said that everything pointed to a safe Republican victory. He and Mr. Har rison went tip to Portland last even ing to attend the convention today as delegates. Editor Watson, of the. Herald, another delegate, had peered ed them. They have five delegate to the convention, two of whom will be represented by proxies. Mr. Ed dy has the endorsement of his own county for the leglnlature but he saw from yesterday mornings Orcgonlan that the vote of the Tamhill delegation, which has the balance of power In Its hands, 'would not make an endorse ment until It was ascertained how Mr. HXldy would stand for governor. Of course he made' no statement on this subject, The hiring of a Hocomotlve by John, Pat and William Kenney Sunday night and the midnight run to Portland over the A. & C. R. R. lne was not only an exhibition of enterprise but showed a good spirit on the part of the boys to hasten to the bedside of their dy- llng mother While attending the enter. ' talnment given by the Eagles, the tele gram came announcing the serlou ill nes of their mother, but tm Its Import ance was not known they did not re ceive It until the night train had pull ed oi They first attempted to gat a launch and found that It could not make th trip in time to catch the morning train for flan Francisco They then went to he A, V C. K. It people who ar always up to date In the transportation line, and secured an engine to make the trip for the sum of (US. A telephone -nesmige next morning from Oregon City announced that they had caught their train. Chin Psl Foo. a festive celestial who Inhabit the bunk house of Ah Dora. near th Union Cannery, had the mis fortune to step on a rotten plank In the walk lost evening. Chin Pol I not a urophet. or he would have known that there would be hole In that plank a moment later. He was res cued from the beach below In a very uleed condltlm. Dr. Kte found that he had sustained an injury to his rlifht leg and font, a fracture of the liliio and a severe scalp wound. lie i renting well but will, have a hard ii io to pull through. Captain I'srker, of the summer Nah- otla, sayes that while Willie Itober a bright boy and worthy of t raise r his knowledge of a steamboat en- ne, yet the straight story of his part running the Nahoclta last week ha not been told. Ills fsther, Knglneer Itober, was persuaded to take ejiarge the steamer a few day, though he not yet entirely recovered, and that his son, Willie, has assisted hun In running the engine. He says, how ever, that the young man could run It slone. The various services held In. the city churches In observance of iSuiter are reported as having been highly sue- cessful. To particularise and to give credit where It was earned would be to fill a column. Floral decorations were In abundance and showed the careful work of devoted hands In ar- rangement. Not every one knows of the time and application required In perfecting the special muttlcal pro grams so much enjoyed on such occa sions. Indeed, the sume may be suld of all features connected with them the children's exercises, addresses, etc. t'nustially large audiences were in at tendance, and. a the day was pleas ant, many elderly people were fortun ately able to be at church after a long absence. ,ine festival new :y the total lodge of Kagle last Sunday was one of the mot important even's in th history of the order at this ,)lace. The mem bers ore known for thHr liberality and love of a social good time, wnd all of this wss thoroughly demonstrated at Sunday's celebration. The musio fur nished by the Eagles' own crcliestra was of the very best as were the re freshments. The -rch-.stra had pre pared a special program for the oc casion and -they rendered It so well Uiat people on the streets could not resist stopping and listening to It. Itesldes the serving of an excellent lunch an Raster egg .n r recanted to' every person present with the name of the indue and the date piJnted on It. It was truly I0agl"S' day. Contracts have been signed by (Mto floscndahl, a north side logger, with the O. It. A N. Co.. according to th Chinook Observer, that will at once oiien up logging In the ShosJwater Hay country. The logs will be towed down Bear River into Shoalwater Ray and thence floated to Scaland and stripped from there over the I. It. A N. railroad to Ilwaco . and thence dumped Into the Columbia and towed to Portland. The railroad company has agreed to put In logging Mlp-tnn! other Improvements and to charge 31 per thousand for transferring the logs from Scaland to the Columbia. The towing will cost an additional sum of 15 cents a thousand, but these expens es are not so heavy but that tlw log gers can send the logs over the new route at a larger profit than they had been making off logs when sold ex clusively at South Bend. This deal has been on for several months and Its consummation will be hailed with de light by the timber owners along Shoalwater Bay. The timber belt Is a fine one and at past prlcesTthe owner could not afford to sell their logs. The land upon which the timber stands is One for agricultural purposes and as oon as the log are cut off they intend turning that section Into a farming community. There are thousands of acres 'there and In a few years the Shoalwater Bay country Is expected to be changed from wilderness of trees to comfortable farmer homes. Foley's Honey Tar ticuia tuujis aura mvpa "c kuuf i, TRULLINGER, EASTABROOK & CO, BUCCES80RSTO THEO. BRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBA.CCOES, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYINO CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. " MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIFES . ,1 Pipe Repairing A Specialty , mmonja'ism'tiotf." ' F. Brtn, of Bettale, Is In Astoria. ' Oua Whltaker, of Portland, is In the city;: ; r. D. P, Teller, of San Francisco, it In the city. I. Johnson, of West port, came down last night Edward 3. Dtvln, New Tork, is at the Occident. Irwin Burks, of Anacortei, 1s back In the city again. E, N. Hill, of Hammond, la at the Parker House. 0. L. and Fred Oman, of Warrentn, are In the ctty. Bon Baker, a Wisconsin logger, Is at the Parker House. A. II. Itohde, of Oray River, I In Astoria on builnes. , prof. O A Thornton of Portland, spent Sunday In Astoria BllUir Payne, of the Chinook Ob server, was In the etly yesterday. Oer.eru.1 C. F. Beebo, of Portland, was In the city yesterday. 1" Matson and George H. Davis, of Keaside, are In Astoria on business. Miss Florence Turner, who Is teach ing school on Youngs river, spent Sun day at home, N. A. Barrett, Joseph Ralston and Frank M. Warren, Jr., and Frank M. Warren. Sr., of Portland, come down on the night train. Frank Sanborn, Ou and RoM. Kin ney and Joseph Slnott, students at Portland Academy, are enjoying a week's vacation at home. William Kindred and wife, of Toke Innd, came over on the Nahcotta yes terday afternoon to visit with rela tives at New Astoria. Miss Carrie Jeffers is engaged to teach a six months' term of school at Prospect Park. The opening Is delayed at Present by Miss Jeffers' Illness. Miss Margaret Buser, who has spent the last year and a hi'f In North Caro lina. Is expected to arrive n ime within a week. Young Arthur Blake, of Astoria, has Just returned to Port Townsend from a five months' cruise on a sailing schooner to the FIJI Islands. Ml Mabel Jeffers, who has Just returned from spending the winter In Portland, opened school at the Wal luskl school house yesterday morning. T. J. Gorman, of Portland, who is heavily interested In the American Fisheries Company, was In the city yesterday to effect the transfer of the steamer Cal lender to his company. Mr. Robert F. Wilson returned Sun day night from Portland, where he spent couple of days. Mrs. Wilson and Baby Wilson -are In Portland, where they will remain until the end of this week. Mrs. Winiom H. Goyne and Misses Minnie and Edith Goyne, all from the HbM, are at the Parker House waiting for the steamer Sue H. Elmore to sail, upon which they will go to their fu ture home at Tillamook. Hon. B. U Eddy the prominent Til lamook lawyer, who was Joint repre sentative for Tillamook and Yamhill counties at the last session of the leg iflature, and who was recently renom inated for the same position, arrived on the steamer Sue H. Elmore yester day, en route to Portland, where he will attend the state ronvevntlon. A PERFECT SHINGLE STAIN. Manufactured In Astoria, and a Guar anteed Article. CutMrth's Creosote Shingle Stains are absolutely moss-proof. Put up In eight colors. Every package bears a guarantee of durability. Our stain re penetrative, preservative and dur able, and are handsome and perma nent In color. C M. CtJTBIRTH, 127 Seventh street, Astoria, Or. AVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters remaining uncalled-for hr. the poetofflce at Astoria: Andrews, Mrs. Nellie Bernaro. Josepr Brown, C. A. Brown, Baruabas Cole, Charles E. Colby, Henry Pahl. Alfred Hunt, Chorlea P. Huntley, C. S. Igma, John G. Lawsoi, Miss May McGregor, T. G. Morgan, Rice Mohme, Gus Nelson. T. B. Nyman. Thomas Publishers Add. League Saunderson, Edward Yachrlsaon, Karln , ' FOREIGN. Pedrrsen, Joseph Zaiman, Mrs. C. J. The following books have been ndd eJ to the Astoria pub'lo library: Cen tury Magaxlne, Vols. 10 and 11; St. Nicholas, Vol. 9; Census of Porto Rico, 1P;K; A ' Woman's Thoughts About )..:!. 815 Commercial Street Astoria, Qreaon Women," by Muloch; Forest Gien, hf BHJan Kellogg: J The . Gladiators, by Melville; Is Christ Infallible, and lb Bible True, by Molntosh; Andrev, by Ma.y Johnson; The Velvet Glove, by H. He ton Merrlman; Lai, by William Harrwond; Up From f Uvery, by Book er Waahington; Life on the Stage, by Clara Morria; Puritans In England snd New England, by Rymgton; Laurel Bush, try Mulock; A Lite for a Lift by Mulock; In the Fog, by Richard H. Davis; The Fifth String, by John Philip Bousa; Th Half Caste, ry John Philip Bousa; Bird of Ortgon and Washington, by Lord; A Nest of Girls, by Tunlow. BIDS FOR WOOD. Bids will be received by School Dis trict No. 1. at the office of the school cleric until April 15th, 1902, for 200 cord or more of Bark Stabs, or Hem lock, four-foot wood, to be delivered to the different school building of the district, a may be required, on or be fore the ISth day of July, 1902. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of the board. E. Z. FERGUSON, Clerk. BEST OF EVERYTHING la a Word This Tells of th Psatejger Service via f ha Sorlhwestem liD8 Eight Train Dally Between 8t. Paul and Chicago, comprising Th Latest Pullman Sleepers, peerless Dining Car. Library and Observation Cars, Fre Reclining Chair Cars, Th 20th Century- Trains Hunt .bverjr vay of in ier. The Finest Tram in the IVcrio Electric Lighted teste THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, th Finest Dally Train Running Between St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short Line. Connections from the West Made via The NORTHERN PACIFIC GREAT NORTHERN AND CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TS. This is also th BEST LINE between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. All Agents Bell Tloket via The Northwestern Line W. H. MEAD. tL I SISLER, General Agent . Trav. Agent US Alder Street, Portland. Orego Dr. Patthei Patton Physician and Surgeon. Office aid RetUesc Pap BstMlg. Calls answered day and night (J. 01, Barr, Dentist Mansell Building. 578 Commercial St, Astoria, Ore. TELEPHONE RED 2061. OUR $ 1 0.00 SUITS We know that we have the BEST TE DOItMR SUIT On the market. These easily sell for much more, but we were bound to have Be8t Ten Dollftj Suits to be had anywhere. All utw and late cut, neat patterns. Call and see them .... S- Danziger & Co, i"Have your puwe REGULATE your But tell it the PURCHASE mint ra;:': ;:t i SPECIAL FOR ChlMrens Dresses Just arrived, Fifty doz en of the latest styles in Childrens' Dresses. Sizes from one year to fiteen years inclusive. Prices 35, 45, SO, (5!), 75, 1.00 and 1.25. At SHANAHAN'S All these SHANAHAN'S Fishermen! 8c U About Twine, Lead Line, Cork Line, Corks, Xed les, Itoat Supplies Kail, f.U: ' We Can Save You Money. - Foard 6k Stokes Co. now is the Tinr ; , uTO DUY MLL PAPS 15,000 Rolfs Just la. More to Follow Latest Design Exquisite Colorings. We will sell yon BORDER for your rooms at the SAME PRICE per roll as the wall and ceiling. W keep first-ciaa workmen snd guaraa -tea our work. Let us figure on your decorating for 1905. B. F. ALLEN & SON. 3(WS-307 Commercial Street. SPRINGSHOES Oxfords, Patent Leathers YIcI Kid. Latest, Swellest. All Styles, sNsK Lowest Prices Peterson & Brown. Beat3 all Competition in House Furnishings Carpets - Riigs - Mattings See my Displays :A TJE BJBY PART Kt? HEEO ft JJ Vri 1 Styles and Woe. H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnislier. Cutbirths's . FOR THE BOTTOMS OF BOATS AND VESSELS. IT"". -f ... v--N . nNUFACTUREO BY . C. M. CUTBIRTH - Astoria, Or. W. P. FULLER k CO. Afeats. TWO DAYS ONLY Lztks Coves Visit our glove depart ment and be convinced of the extraordinary values we are offering for two days only. 1.75 gloves for 1.50; 1.50 ones for 1.25; 75c ones 50c; 50c ones 25c At SHANAHAN'S Yslses zt Andrew Aop, Tipi liltr, I!arlaiik ui Imokter FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. 3scial Attention Given to Ship ard Steamboat KepalrtRsr,arierai Blick- M.kl t.'.. ; TT 1 Ol . CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANE PRAEL & COOK ! TRANSFER COMPANY. . Telephone 221. DHAYIK3 AND EXFHESSIS All goods shipped to our cars 1 Will receive special attention. No. 538 Duane St W. X COOK. Mgr. i Astoria, Ore. Res. Tel. H3L Copper Paint To preserve -them from th destructive effect ot .worms and barnaotes and prevent tb atcumulatloa of -' -grass anil oth-'r 11 arina substances. V WW J
