The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 20, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTOHIAN, FRIDAY. JUNIi 20. 1W2 YOU WILI . HAVE TO HURRY! HlrwlMrrli nm In the in-line rw, mid we 1eilev that rh iw1 Iti down I.) Mia iMtttitm notch, VYs sold an enormous amount yesterday ami x.i(vt to douhle our wili May. Ww Arei ll'H(liiHHrN . tut Our rltN Ross, Higglns & Co. &hc gulls Btxjrlau, TtBJHPllONB (HI. i'i'-.. ,:i..,, - ......ji TODAY WTAATIIBR. roHTl,ANI. June !l,-OrnffOii, Ida ho ami Washington Friday, fair and wnrmvrln east portion. Our Special Sale I'OK Till WHICH IHAH HtiAP for .,,..'....15o ii rouuviw hiijkh m 1.2ii KMtLAHD 8ILK8 Tfci 'lilt FUIION1 ANI MtHHUrt KABT 11I.A K IHiHK, Alii, HlZHrl 100 Oasto Mli feed, train and hay. Tin- four.mted M'hunii'-r Arlol rfi ui the rtvt yesterday to- take on a lumlH'P i-nrax) Try our J. W. irMtury liuttpr. H la ifimriii.rl to Ipiu you JOHN SON HltOK. You will Mad the bmi lie liM-aJ In Mi ity at iIm Killing Hun Restaurant. No, Hi Cummorriut street. New mark f fancy g'Nxta Just ar rival at Yokohama liasaar. Call and aro i laiwwt ihwIMm from Japan. Kond la your order for your winter' unily ur, Uu or hard wood to Kel ly, the liiif- bhm. ltK.itc 2211 tiut. k. All smoker smoke Ilia "I'liile of AstuHn" linn. No bfUter made. Mnniifvrtiired fcy MaoFVi Uno & Kno M. Ton n buy Newbro'a llerplulde, ie -reat dandruff cur, for 75 cent Mr bonk a ttie OnoUlont ItmrbrT wn. Mix Amy I'iiwcII liun la-en tlei-v-d a schotil teacher by the board. As ,et Minn l'ow'-ll hint not rwt'lvrd her ,is Mliiniiii'iK. A (-ampeitfat girt wanted for gen tiwl howwwork. Apply oorner Klirhth and PrankM streela. Good wifi for ll.wl.vn coal Inota lonjwr, la clwnor and ma km U-m iroublo with alovci ant dhlmncy Miirti than any other coal on the nmxket. QvorgQ W, tVmtwrn, airi'nt. Telephone 1311. Cou-h- we carry the lnrot and hent nHnottd ntnpk In t.ho cliy. Tht line Include Ui.b amooth anl turned coui'hi, which we are offering at low er rice llinn othw dealera, (Siarlo Rclloblc (JoodH Have You Seen V3 S66 1 The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we are Helling at 2." cents? Live when you live and hleep n one of our hair mat tresses. All mattresses made to ordrr Irom f.'M down lo 7.f0. Sec our Mantle Beds with Yum Yum Springs from $")." up. One hundred useful household articles at cents each We sell on small profits, GREAT EASTERN Shotiahon YOUK CREDIT IS GOOD Jilcycln reimlrlng writr k1l and liimiitnea. Miiiiiillen 1n alwk: work uruftinnteed. Itellniuo .KlecHrtcal Work U'l llond Ht. Th IJiwInntHTg. cld-atorge coin- patiy yeierdny aeirt a tbeck for IIU 10 Hwretmy Hellg. of the Kourth of July lommlttew. llel, cheapest and luteal tlreworka to lw found In ttw city, at Joue Kotiir Co. AM Omimerclnl atret. Come rly and ilck out what yn want. A fine line of French plate mlr rr. Ill Itoiwwood, Walnw, Olive, wmul and Ouk, at very low price, fall and e thetn. CIib. Korem, I TUgKHt. The lliihlhou lender Miirnivilhi left up the river yenlerduy. Klie will receive a thorough nvcrtroullng th-r and placed In radliie for her annual Mimlckin trip. John A, Mmtgm-y. at No. 5 Ikmd m root, doe all klmla of Uniting, plumbing, trv and ei-un fitting promptly and aklllfully and at very moderate prive. Ii cream, gimranteed pure, delivered i In any part of the city, IS cents a pint. lee cream oda, llet freeli candle. Private room. l'arhr Owdy Wtore, W Commercliil atreet. A carload of ohenp and iiwdluni priced liedroom anlte Jut rwi'lvel. We offer Uietn Ht reluocd price for rlilii week only. CVIi and examine. t'HAfl. HMll.lHtltN HON. The big three-miiatetf llrltKi hlp HK-ke arrived down th river eler doy. Hhe hiui IM.ono buxhel of wheat, the greatest cargo ever taken fioni the (Vlumlla by a three-mauler. I.iili KIm w rral,flid In-fore Judge Mcllrlde yelerJ.iy aft noon i n the flml tiuUctment of lareny. He tnlered a iU-n of not fullty end hi ee ! for trial June St. Itev. U K. Itoikwell, D. It,, will hold the third quarterly conference In the MettimllKt church Haturdny even ing t K o'clock. Memlier of the HUiirletly eoiiference pleoee tuke no lice. Ill-fore JuMge Mcllrlle In Hie cir cuit courl yeienlay. den-e of di vorce were holidinl down III the case f Mary Ann Diivldmm v. Alex II. KdVlilniii and lu-becc il. Wurnntarf v, Albert WariwUff. Vemerduy wum very tilet tloni the wiitirfrcnt and there wim lot it sin. Itle moveinetit III or it of 'he liar Imr. The day wiu Htiltry and quite wnrni fur Aalorln, and the river wa miKNiih all ilny long. Inapei-ior 'Wlwnnla and Fuller ar rived In the city yeolerdiiy and in M'cled the new meiinier Anna Bur ron, iwently built for a Sound can ning company. Captain Kdward. who ha Ix n ill for xome lime, ha Jiml iivered. The proper time to can trawberrle Ih near at hnd. We are now receiving la rife uhlpment dally direct from the grower. lave u your order for an mniiy cinlea a you wlxh to can, and It will receive careful attention. JOHN HON RROS. Hememlx-r 'the milling at the coun cil chamher Monday evening next at 7:30 p. ni. hi Ih a citlaena' meeting and I In the interex! of citvlc Im provement, to ndopt a oiiiHtttutimi and form a civic Improvement league. All cttlien kiyal to the Ix-wl Inter cut of their honien will make It a point to lie there. LowcHt PrlceH FURNITURE CO. Building PHONE 2145 KLACK Htemnor I'VllpM1 will mUce a pe ll trip to Gray Klver on the after noon of July 9. and bring lo Ax'.orla thiwe who dertre to pend the Fourth In town, The epeclul trip l ne.t-aM. tulrit by title condition of the tide, Fir of the wtin, (:rawflh- At the Toke t'olnt Oyater House on Eleventh Mreet may be found the flrirt crawflim of the aeomin, and riolxxly know better how to nerve Urem, u well a nil ottier eoiHible dulntle. Attendant 'liarium, of the xlnte In naiie aeyliun, "ame lirwn ycntct'diiy to take ("harle Winter, Ih) ec,ii, hack to that lowtltu-tlon. He returned to the capital on 'he nUtit train Jume MorrlMon, of Vmn lliu-'b, I tili at liberty. The lreel committee "f the etrundl will, on M.mday next, open bid for lhe Improveitlent of Ael'ir ,-treet weat from Hlxth. Thia Improvement will be an Important one. The Ar.orla Blectrln Company hi now repairing It track along Aatur atreet, which haa long been In deiaplduted '.ondition weal of -Hlxth The commencement cxerclat-a at Uie Convent of the Holy Name lat evening wa the literary and mualcal luetic anticipated. A very largo niimbi-r of ladle and gentlemen were In attendance and iho graduate were rei lpli.nl of many tmuquet of lovely (lower. Seve ral former aludenla at the onvent olted In the eexrcliie, and the effort of lhe young ladle apoke volume for the careful and eltlid'-nt training received, by thetn at v the HlNier' whied. The l'iio damage ult of W. A. !" v. tlm '"iiy of Anl-Tla wa eltled yes terday by miy Att.-rney Hmlih, Dee, for hi n. ue1 for l-'iOO dimagea and (75 doctor bill for '-ilurl Mif- fered by the b, v.'ho fell hrougii a Commerelnl ir-t Kldewalk while that thoroughfare wm being Improveil. Mr. Smith hmuahl about n compromise. I'nder the term of wM;h Mr. Dee iwelve $,'oo. of ,!.U amount the city pay one-h,iir and Conlnu-tor J. K. Will, who made ll"- CominercUl tieel Iniprnvemeiit. the oilier naif. The !le of et for Wiedemann' lilg how oiM-n at (Irllfln Sk iU-t-d' tomorrow morning. The reputation of the comiMiny fonii luitt acuaon ehould liieure a word-breakltiK week. The bill", for t'he week are all new. The ITering for Friday evening I a re vival of the greot French melodrama. " The Sea of lee."" wltlt iieven eel of metiery from Founder, costume from Rave Company .of New York, and electrical effect from Colt & Co, The opening til II i the four-art wm edy diama. ' Dixie U.tiwl," a Mory of the Mouth during the Itehelllon, writ ten by Jan. M. MurUo. The itcamxhlp Klder arrived liut night from San Francisco, bringing 4 lirtre numler of pomeiiger and .1 full lo.ul of freight. Among the p.ix eiiB'r en 40 or 60 Mystic Shriller, who were returning from the annual gathering at San Frnnclnco. Most of the Shrine were ultlred In attractive red Miilt. which were very much In evidence during ihe two-hour stay of the mteiuner. Women a well a men wire rol, and -v.n the "hlllren wtre likewise BttlMtt. Aitue of the costume were remn.rku.bly gorgeou and give one an Idea of lhe inaKnltWno of the imgennt that recently mutvhed through; the Mreet of 'Frlco. Here are a few quetlons for the leisure moment. Can xm onewer all of them? You can ce any day a white hotne. but did you ever see a white colt? How many dlffeiviVt kind of tree gnow to your nelghlxirhood, and what are they gttod r? Why doe a horse cut backward and a row forward? Why e a tp vine wind one way ,and a. bean vine another? Where ehoiild n chimney lie the wld et, at top or Ixitlom. and why? Can you tell why n horse, when tethered with a roie, always unravel It, while a cow always twlat It into a kinky knot? WhHt wood will bear the givat et weight before breaking? Hy a iwent di-'lloii of ilv supreme courl, Clatsop County ni'ist renirn all divorce feea collivted by the district attorney. Under nn old law, the i'Is trlct attorney nnvlved 410 for every divorce ruse tried. When the dltrlct attorney were idocod on Nnlarl", lhe feature requiring payment of th? $10 was not annuled, with th refill; that Attorney ciU"Cted the ino.iey nnd .turned It Into the county trinrury. The mipivme court had rul.'d that lhe fee must be paid In Multnomuh Coun ty and an effort waa niitdn. to secure a eliuilar ruling for Clatsop. This ef fort resulted In failure, n the Mult iioninh law was a sptclnl one. In the circuit court yesterday suit waa tiled by C. H, Tiwcott BRatnst F. M. Warren and the Treecott Pack ing Company asking for the apimlnl ment of John Aduun as receiver n account of fhe txtoka of the corpora tion, dissolution of partneivhlp between Warren and Treacott, and judgment for a Khare of the profit of the busl ncs since the year 18113, with costs of ult. Tire plaintiff allege that the concern was vlrtuully a partnership in which he performed the business man aarement, while WHrrcn advanceiV the money and kept the accounts, and that the business was successfully operated until last October, when Ire was summarily ousted nnd a seittle ment and even an examination of the bonks was denied him. The undivid ed profit of the fvrm are claimed to exceed $100,000. The ce of Matt Jarvl, the West "Astoria lad who hi and killed 1d fat her, Oahrlel Jarvl, a ft w inon'.ii ago, will not come up at Hie present term of the circuit tourt. Netrly all of live witnesses In the cn have one U Aluil.(i tn i-pialn tor ihe fishing season, end Dlrtr'ct Attorney Allen will be unable a lidlct Jarvl until the r-1'irn of the witnesses. Jarvl I chseged with mftnalaughter. At the preliminary hea.ro, where he wa examined on murder charge, me.ny wltne testlDej to lhe good character of the son and the bad character of the fathw, and Justice Goodman held Jarvl to awlt trial In th ceum of $2000. The Ull was fur rdwhed and the yotttig man I ei toy ing hi liberty, Marcus Busman, the well-known speculator, I In receipt of a very warm letter of thank from Governor-elect Chamberlain. During Mr. Chamberlain' recent vtsit to the city he had the honor of meeting Mr. Bus man, and the latter promised to sup- imrt him for the governorship. As Mr. Chamberlain' Irtler says, the re sult In this county show that Mr. duenian kept his promise. A day or two before election o the story goes) a fleb market man painted In big let ters on the cover of hta delivery wag on the following Inscription: ' Vote for C, W. Fulton and W. J. Fumlsli." Now, It happened that Mr. Busman had thrown hi support to Mr. Cham berlain, Dr. Henderson and John Hahn, o. to head off the scheme of the fish man, he trnight the wagon outright. The original sign was ob literated and In It plot appeared the following: " Vote for John Hahn, Chamberlain and Henderson." Mr. Susman ient most of hi time 1n the wagon, from which he urged alf men lo vole for the Democrat. It Is un derstood that he sent between $5 and 1 Jlo,(H) during the itampaign. though he modestly declines lo say exactly now much the election ohA him. " Mr. : Chamberlain is the captain of the ship," pays Mr, Susman, " and If I kill anybody he wtll pardon me out In two month. Ieave it to me!" j MriS SATTKft'S BIO GAIN. Is a Close Second Now in Ooddos of Liberty Contest. Miss Mollle Salter, one of the can didates for Ooddess of Liberty, made a big gain yesterday, and now holds second place 1n the Met. Thl young lady wtll, It ts understood, be the choice of the clerks of the city, and Is limited upon as one of the most formidable candidates. Miss Gunder on still maintain iter lead, however, and ha many friend who will lend her tlu-lr hearty support. Two new candidate appeared In the race yes terday Ml Cordelia Thiel and Mis Nellie Ctxlnger. The vote to date 1 as follows: Mis Hlnlle Gunderson 1 Mis Mollle Salter 140 .Miss, Gertrude Stockton 102 Mis Maude Stone . Mtss Kthel Palmer 8T Miss Lottie Reed 47 Ml Cordelia ThH 40 Miss Anita Trenehnrd K Mis Nellie 1'talngtr 20 Miws l.lta Drain IS Miss lOva Goodman 10 The committee last night decided to continue the contest until next Wed nesday, Mm affording the friends of the several candidate more time tn which to do their -ampaigning'. The dual count, which is awajted with much interest, will be made at 5 o'clock on the afternoon of June 25. HANK It A I.I. STANDING OF THK TEAMS. Won. Ijisi. P. C Seattle 23 15 .60T. Butte 22 16 .579 Portland 1 1 .543 Tamma 18 21 .432 Spokane 16 22 .421 Helena 15 21 .517 S BATTLE WON. BL'TK, June 19. In a eluding match today, the home team lost to Seattle hy a score of 13 to 8, the Queen Olty team again assuming first place. PORTLAND STILL LOSING. HELENA, June 19.-Again today the Senator defeated Portland In an in teresting game. Stinv: Helena, 5; Portland, S. TACOMA WON A (IAMB. SPOKANK, June 19. Tacoma turned In any line of merchandise we are better able to satisfy you than any concern In the city. No matter what other stores may offer you, you are always certain of saving money when you patronlxe us. Every time a com parison Is made we gain a customer." read on: STANDAItD PRINTS 2o. 2Co TABLE CLOTH 6c 60 and 75e SHIRT WAISTS 31c lHc ZF.PHYR GINGHAM,., 8c 10c PERCALES 6c HANDKERCHIEFS lc PINS, per paper lc $3 8HOES $1.95 LADIES' TRIMMED HATS AT LESS THAN COST. MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE. 50S-10 Commercial St. Astoria, Ore. Advantage of a Lifetime the table on Spokane today, winning by a score of 7 to I. " NATIONAL LEAGUE, ; At Plttuburg Pittsburg, ; St. Iul, I. At Philadelphia Brooklyn. ,' Phila delphia, . At nclnnat1-JMrigo, 7; Cincin nati, S. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At 'st. Louis-Philadelphia, t; St. Louis, S. At Chicago Ohlcago, 2; Baltimore, 0. At Cleveland Cleveland, 3: Wash ington, 6. At Detroit Boston, 4; Detroit, 1, MR. RATTLKR TAKES A SAIL. With no other craft but piece of wood, an enormous rattle snake was found sailing the river, near Tongue Potnt. HI long body thrloe encircling hi float, he with his head aloft seeks to land on the Astoria shore. It Is, of course, a mystery as to how he be came so placed. It may have been through the desire of seeking new quarters In the new reservation which opened yesterday and that hla boat was not of high enough speed to car ry him there In time; or It may iave been the work of aome one, throwing him out upon the waves to perish. Perhaps believing In "casting your bread upon the waters." The lost seen of him lie had changed his course and sailed gently toward the other side. Bon voyage. Mr. Rattler. I'KKSOXAL .MKNTIOX. Frank Wood field was In Portland yesterday. Willis Iiass. In advance of the Weld- mann troupe. Is In the city. J. R. Wherry, the well-known El.iie farmer, was 4n the city yesterday. Hon. J as. V. "Welch has returned from a brief trip to the metropolis. Mrs. J, T. Ross, who had been ill for several days. Is now fully recov ered. George Chn. a Tillamook merchant. will, return horn on the steamer Elmore today. Sherl-.T Llnville and Special Deputy Easterbmok returned yesterday from Salem. Mrs. C. F. Cooper, of Cathlamet, waa In town yesterday on a shopping ex pedition. N. C. Kofoed, of Ilwaoo, returned to hi homa yesterday from a visit to Portland. Sheriff Doufran, of Wahkiakum coun ty, 'Washington, was down yesterday from Cathlamet. A. A. Cook,- representing the I'nlon Meat Co., lb 1n the city. He will re turn to Portland today. Mrs. B. D. Johnson has returned from The Dalles, where she had been visiting with lier parents. Miss Louise Cutler, of Portland, was In the city yesterday, visiting her un cle, Chief of Police Halhvk. Mrs. Dan B. Allen and Misa Maude tonc have returned from a short visit with friends in Portland. Thomas Mllburn. manager of the ad vertising department of the Oregon -lan, was In Astoria yesterday. L. A. Amundson. first assistant ketp-c-r at the Tillamook Rack lighthouse. Is speniWnf: his vacation in Astoria. Miss Virginia B. Clement, of Oma ha, arrived in the city yesterday and leaves today for Bay City, there to visit with friends, L. L. Paget left for Portland last evening to visit Ms brother, B. Lee Paget, who is seriously ill with pneu monia at the sanitarium, L. A. Lnomts,'who had been attend ing the session of the pioneers In Port land, passed through the city yester day en route home, accompanied by his son. James J. Oil tins and bride arrived here last ntght on their wedding tour. Both are of Portland. Mr. Collins Is assistant chief operator of the Postal Telegraph Co., at Portland. Mrs. Col lins was formerly Miss Ma reel la Flem ing. They leave today for Long Beach. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEP.N. Contractors and builders and the public generally are requested to take notice that the following planing mills. located In Portland, have been declar ed unfair by the Building Trades Council and Federated Trades Coun cil of thrs city: The Northwest Door (nnpany. Nlcolal Brothers Company. Hand Manufacturing Comiany. North Pacific Planing Mill Co. George Ainslle & Co. J. A. Martin & Co. The Carpenters' Cnion of Astoria has taken the matter In hand and decided to use none of the products of the above-named mills. It was al so decided In the union that after the first of July wagvs shall 'be $3 per day, to be paid every Saturday night without fall. By order of the Union. ADOLF JOHNSON, T. SOUDBN, President. Secretary. , CONVICTS HEARD FROM. J. V. Buria received a telephone message yesterday from Merrill and Tracy, asking him to have a supply of his famous La Imperial cigars ready for them when they arrive In Astoria. Some people would rather chew the rag than awallow the4r pride. GLOVE Thoroughly Boned OUR 0N PRICE '(SsA SAIE $1.00, ' m Ask to see Style It. and II, Every pair guar antetfl by the Thompson Factory. Regular price $1.25. Sale price ?1. See Corset bin- , play in Windows at ' ' HANAHAN' Nlianahan Ruilriiiiir, HOI WEATHER IS CODING TRY ONE COAL OIL COOKING STOVES , Sale and Serviceable. Cheaper than wood or v gas. All 8ize.s with bake oven attached. Nothing better for summer cooking. You arc always clean and the kitchen cool. FOARD 8 STOHES COMPANY RE-OPENED Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most popular eating place in Astoria. Open all night. Only white help. John IMasich, Prop., Eleventh St. NEW STYLE Special Drive on Rus Add Comfort and Beauty to Your Home Handsome Patterns, Best Qualities, Prices from 35c up. Lovely Moquettes 95c and Upward. Handsome Pro Brussels Art Squares, $150 and Upward. , . . . . Nothing Better. Prices Lowest. Call am! See. H. H. ZAPF, He House Fornisher. TRULL1NGER, EASTABROOK & CO. SUCCESSORS TO THEO. BRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR TIPES . Pips Repairing A Specialty jflg Finest Palace Everything the Commercial St. Market Affords. Castings We are prepared to make them oa short notice and of the best material. Let at give you estimate oa any kind of coatings or pattern work. Lowest price for flrat-claM work. TELEPHONE NO. 245L , , , , FITTING S Commercial Ntrret OF 01 U SEW CHOP HOUSE 5S Commercial Street Astoria, Oregon Restaurant in the City Regular Meals, 25 cents, Sunday Dinners a Specialty. W. i. Whipple IRON, STEEL, BRASS . and BRONZE Scow Bay Ircn 0 Brass Ifcrks .y Cor. 18ih nnd Fianklin are.