The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 18, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- i-wi'rrW,J'--'Wri---f"it-'i-f"fcL'-"-i""Tr--ryir-i mi, g i m . .j. ,. Tni: MORNING ASTORIA N, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1002 mmHMHmmmm Ai-li who I WHITB RIVER FLOUR f . .- , - V- - v, : v r .... , . .Sing its pi-ninea mid never foil to cull for it whenever thoir supply j exIiauBted. It. the bet, therefore tho. clumpest- Try n suck In your next order. Ross. Higgitis & Co. TBIJUPHONB HI , TODAT I W8ATUSR. POHTLAND. July 1T.-Orgon, and Wanhltialim fair weather. 25 c .LADIES' Past Black Cotton Hose for ID cents bO' S66 VyyV Oaiton sella fd. (rain ant hay. Five barhtr at lb Palace ftaih. , Yount Jiinf bny wnt riiUAtion In family. In'tuir at H Commercial tret. Wanted Thtv cr four turmnhed room fir llsht houwkix-pliig. Al ir "M," thl nrni.-. You will find U bl lie meal In ti) dty at HUlng Hun fWwtaurant. No. OS Commercial umi. New ' twk of fancy good Juat ar TUfJ ai Vokuhama Baaaar. Call and th latent novrtiiw from Japan. Send In your order for your winter'" supply of nr. aUb or hard wood to Kel ly, the transit man. Phone !311 black. All smoker moke tin 'Trldo of Astoria" rlvar. No bottler made, Manufactured ly MacFVrkw it Kno bel. You lan buy Xcwbro' Herplclde, tli grt dandruff euro, for 75 cent per bottle at. Mi Oooldent Barber Shop. ntiycl repairing with aklil and vromptutK. 8uplle in awek; work guaranteed, nt-Hanc Ktoctrlcal Work 1 Bond flt. Th price of i'ln'i County tlmbcr land ia steadily iolnj ii. Yi--tltidajr M. J. Kinney .mid li(h) fur S3 acres and wild a claim of Hi iur fur J2000, Tukr Tolnt, which ere ICaitiern oya tr developed in wlnwlwiuer bay, are unlike all otiiera-itood at any m-aaon of the year. They ar fat and dtU rlixia. 'rnw-flh ar now Juat In aea aon and ore excellent eating, aa are rrnbn and all the other numprmia de llcael, xeivfd o "kllfully at the Toko Point oyaier him on Kleveiith alret. txzxzzzzzzzzzxzzcszxzzzxzzxzzxzxzzxzzxxzzzzzzzxzzzzx; M OUR PRICES Great Eastern furniture Co. Soil everything you want for tho hon mid sell it at lowest prices, CASH - OR - INSTALLMENTS Wo are unloading a carload of Furniture nnd Curjiets. Call and see the new goods at prices to suit you. We will niako your mattress or re . pair them for you. Try one of our own make couches. EASY TERMS IF DKSIUED.. . j Great Eastern u -A mdt Cil A . . ..7 Coninterelul 8t, , imvi: ticii:i "uiity (lerk Clinton yeatcday 4o4 a tuarrla irii to Ludvlr Oroten, at .ttttlc and Uabtith Hohulud, of AMorla. The couple wort married by Jurtlv Ooodman. Tht only plave to buy toilet arllclra and dfugirlt aundrtea la at llogera' drug atort; you all know whr It la. Call and examine good and b con- vlneed, ) , Watnond " C'"' Hoap la the be. Thla Ima been proven by lha teat of the wiving Jwuaewlfw, wlu) ' apbreclate. price and quality, too. For aale by JOHNHON UI108. J k Joe oream, guaranteed pure, delivered to any part of th city, 15 oertt a, pi tit. ilce cream aoda. Ileat frftah candlua. rrlvate rooma. I'arlor Caudy 8torb ! Hi Commercial atreet. 1 Itwdyti coal laU longor, la cleaner and nmkce Um trouble with atovea and chimney flue than any olher coal on the market. Oeorg W. ftanborn, agent. Telephou 1311. ' WANTBK t VOUNa Mt)N from U.'lnteop county at one to prepw for ronltloni In the Government Servio. Apply to Inter Stat Correapondenc Itwtllute, Cedar Rapid, la. riumbin.Ht, tinning, gaa and ateam Jnitlng at lowcat rate and In work-iimn-IIke manner. Ordora promptly executed. Shop, No. 4:5, Bond atreet. 1 JOHN A. MONTGOMERY". , 1 Comewe carry tba largeat and 1 dent HecUd atock In Ui city. Tito line Include both ainooth and tufted couchea, whlJi w ar offering at low er price than other dealer. Charte jHnllborn A Bon. Th bit and net which were Wat by Ole drove Monday night ware pick d up on the beach at Chinook. Bolo man Johnaon, who ailao loat hi boat and net, rei-overed th boat, but the nt la adll mMng, A Co-nperative flalientuin named Mnmiwn -ollldel with Ma' flidttng boat jln the lower hiirtnir Wedneaday morn ing, The bow of the flailing Itoat waa deniiillKheil. but Polreck waa able to 'patch up the hole and reach IiIk can nery. I The body of AIX Llnfern, the Swede who committed auNde at the rtty lull, Mt 111 lle( on a alab at the morgue. A Mnfcra wa without frlenda or rel ative In tMa part of the wortd, o far a lit known, hla tMKly wll be burled In the po'.V.v' field, and Ibe county will twar the expenae. To our natron and the public gn. erally: On account of the crowd of ruatomera attending our Red Tag Sale of drv gnoda nnd men' clothing we find It a little Inconvenient to deliver on aame day purchaae made after B p. m. Pitrlng n!e all package pur chned after thla hour will be dellv- ered early tuxt morning. 1. fihana han. Another new car ha been Ml moat compWed at the Astoria Electric C.mi- nanv' car barn, and a aoon a th painter nnlahea W work will be pine ed In comniMon. Three car vvtu men have been turned out here thl year, nnd a fourth will be built before the ,.n,l f the mtmnier. The car turned out here are of handawne dealgn nnd compare favorably wltt inoae ouni ai the car'fiu-torle In the, Eaat. When iiu. piuniiauv Inatall II new mochln- ei v II will have a well equipped plant, and the nervlce here will be about the b.t furnldicd any of the amaller eli te of the TlVat. " ' ARE RIGHT Furniture Co., ' t. m. .11.11 HUhiihIiiim IltilhliiiK 'olloUr of CuMom Rbb' jom- mltln 1 expected in reach Aatoria from Waahlngton ome tim durtmr th coming week, and A will then um tli dutle of hi nfflce. The ap pointment of J.rtm ". McCue aa aoe. ond deputy Deem 44 liftv been defi nitely loterti lined unon. and Mr. Mr. Cue will lake office unleaa aomethlng unexptcteJ happen. Yeterday' run of nalmon wa not quW mi g'Xid a Unit of Wedoeiidy, although moat of th glllnetter mad f4r catche. Bom of the men who flhnl along the north abort trougltt In between 1W0 and 1SO0 pound, but f iiure Uie were xrptlonal hnul. It It believed the run. will fall off be tween now and Monday, on which tat ter day a new run I expected. According to Portlander who were In the city yerfterdny, the report ha been current In the mtropH for nome day that the Aatorla regatta would not be held tttt year, and util- vereal regret waa expreaed that It wa to be allowed to go uy. Failure to take up the matter a, an earlier date will necealtat om hdvrtllng to correct the erroneou lmpreaalon. John Itenaon. a man realdlng at rrankfort, on th north hor of the river, cam to A atorla Wednesday night for medical attendance, lie wan rttfferlng with a Mxh fever. Hi caw looked aiiKplcloua and (t wa vent to l!y Phylcln Cordlner, who pro nounced It a cae of rnallHx. lien on wa at once removed to th pt houae. where lie will be proiwrly cured for. The pleaaant weather f the pant few day ha had the ffnjt of atartlng the rammer ruith to the beache, and Heaelde I rapidly Increaalng Ita pfipu latlon, Almoat every arriving train I crowded wtth eeaidder, who are anx lou"to eacape the heat of the Interior. Many of Um vlMitora have pitched their tent, to remain umtll the early part of flplember. The hotel accommoda tion at the Oregon reeort are very i-liilH.rale thla year, and a big crowd can be car.'d for. Zamloch -cloed hi eiigRetnent' In thl rtty lapt evening to another big crowd at Pifiher'. HI performance waa certainly a remarkable on and the audk.ice wa kept Inlererted from rlae to fall of curtain. The magician' feata were all bienly performed hurt night and tt 'h trick a transferring bird from a gla cae to cage climbing Into a haket and diaaptWr Ing a If he had evaporated, acrved td make the croud doubt Its aanlty. A alate trick, the receiving of a mr. ag from Gecge WaaMngton, .wa a li a marv H, .amloch keei well up In hi work and the entertainment given by him In thla city well xatlifled hi audience. The following officer have Wen elected by the grand lodge, Degree of Honor, at Portla-id: Grand chief of honor, 7kiira Smith, of nuker crty; grand lady of honor. Addle 11. Colvlg, of Ja"koi.le: grand ohlef of cere monl,, ShihIi F&alabend, of Aatorta; grand recorder. :llle F. Stephen, of The DhIIik; grand vwlver. Mary Han dall, of I'oi tin nd; grand uher, Hattle E. McCivma 'k, of MarhHeld; grand Inner watch, Harriet C. Looney.'of Jefferaon; grand outer watch, Har riet 11. IMvlx. of Tllliimk; reprewen tittlvea: WlUa Uolktiap, Ollle F. Stephen and Mangle A. Burker. Al ternate Mamie W. Wlggn, Kate J. Mlseiicr and Magle Houatou, Whether or not the Weather will b fine on the date fixed for the hold ing of the regatttitla a question that will attract more or lea attention. In (hi connection It 1 intereiulng to note that, so far a the regatta I con cerned, Dr. Ulrica' Almanuc baa alwaya "called -the turn." Whie."?r lilcka predicted rain. It ha rained. o Hick I a moat Important fellow with the regatta committee. Hick hit pre dicted line weather for Auguat 19. 20 and 21, although be la fearful that per- hnp the 3Ht will not be as bright and cheerful as th other two day. However, If the good dootor wfll pro vide two flue day, tho committee will take a chance on the other day. Two drunk wore up before Police Judge Nelson yesterday afternoon, and both fared extremely well. One, O. Hanaon, la a sailor on a ship lying :t Ktutppton. He ld fought the flowing bowl o persistently that he wa marked down by '.he police Judge for a ten-apot. A all hi effect were aboard the vessel, Judg Nelson sus pended sentence on condition that Hunsnn Join hla shop which he prom ised to do. Frank Waldo was the other offender. He wa fined 15. Wal do follow filling for ft ocntlon, and rather thftn deprive him of the op portunity to better his financial condi tion, Judge Nelson turned him loose, first having secured from his a prom ise that he would be good. Manager Offer, of the fotgle baseball team, has extended to the Cathlamet team a challenge to play a game in thla city for $100 a aide. It seems the Cat hi smew recently met defeat at the hand of thaClaitskanle nine and lottt r0 on the game. When the Cathlamet played ihere there wa some talk on the part of their enthusiastic friends of wagering $100 on the remilt of an other game, and the challenga tollotr ed. ( The local iteam deolre to Play the game Sunday, July 27. Jt.lg rob able that the Astoria baseball team., another aggregation .of ball .' tosgera, willl play at Warrenton on Sunday,' On the following Sunday, it plan oar rv, the team will met the South Bend nine In a return match at tlwaco. HAS COMMENCED WORK KKUATTA COM M ITTKB U KTH DOWN TO III .'MIXKMM. Dutc lor t'HNiltul Fixed at Auk list H, 20 niil 21-Ir. Ilit (lcron Im Cliiilriniiii, Permanent org anlnulon of the re- gabta committee wa effected yeator- j day afternoon at the Commercial Club, and the necewiary aub-commlttee were named for tb purpo of win- menclng work on the nlnll annual car nival. The officer chosen yesterday afternoon ar a follow: Chairman Dr. H. L. Henderson. Vtce-chairman-C. R- More. Herrtary-i-Otto Mlkkleon Treaurer-r, R. Hlggln, The mot Important bu sines tran- acted by th committee yesterday wa the selection of th date for the re ga.ua. After much dtcunlon, It wa decided itmt th regatta should be hld on Augut 1, 20 and 21. The tide on thou date are Wgb shortly ftcr noon, and prognowtlcatom have rt that thr weather will then be floe. The opinion w general that the re- on those da'e ar high shortly after the close of the fishing eaon a pos sible. Edward Mann, who had been named by the Puah Club a a member of the regatta committee, wa unable to rve In that capacity, and Hrfbert A. Mc Lean wa named yesterday In hi stead. Chairman Henderson named the following ub-commltte: ftollcltlng committee-!. R. Mora. H. W. Dean and P. B. Sovey. Ciwnmrttee on headquarter W. A. Btlne. Commute on pres and advertising J. U Kline and P. B. Sovey. . Commute on sports Dr. R. J Pll klngton, Otto Mlkkleon and J. H. O'Connell. Committee to arrange for the queen contet-P. B. 86vey, W, A. Stlne and R. A. McLean. It was the understanding that sub committee should call on the cltixen generally for assistance wherever It la needed. ' Pi oHvltlny committee will begin It work bftfore the end of the pre enl Week, gome time ago A CanVasa wa hiadti by a committee, and at that time many subscription were secured. The field was pretty thoroughly gone ovr, and the present finance commit tee win doubtless find the work much easier than hwv? committee of for mer year. . . The committee named, to arrange for the queen contest la already In re ceipt of a suggestion. The gentleman who advance the Idea believe two queens should be selected, one for the events on land and the other for the water sports. It I suggested that one queen be chown from Seattle and the ither from Portland, and that maids of honor' be selected from the differ ent cities throughout Oregon and Washington. The Idea was regarded as an excellent one by the committee. but It waa th opinion that, with on ly a month In which to arrange for the carnival. It would" be Impossible to fmceessfnlly carry out the plan thl year. The regatta committee will hold a meeting at the Commercial Club at .30 this evening, when the report of i.heevenl ub-oommlttees will be heard. No time will be lost In ar ranging details, and the people of the city are urged to lend what assistance they can to the various committees. REAL ETATE TRANSFERS. Eight deeds were filed for record yes terday, involving total consideration of $250. Nearly all the instruments conveyed tfmberland. The day's transactions follow: M. S. Copeland to D. L. Kelly Xtl acres In sectio 7, T. s N, R. W $1200 00 B. P. Wlggen and wife to Geo. E. Johnson 80 acres In sec tion 21, T. I N R. I W 2000 00 John Hunt and wife to Geo. E. Johnson 80 acres In sectoln 21, T. 7 N., R. 6 W 1000 00 Maud P. Wright and huaband to N. C. Ovaltt tidelands west of lot . block 8. Railroad ad dltlim to Ocean Grove 115 00 C. E, Rumelln and wife to Alice . W. Caswell-lot 11, block 4, Grimes' annex ... 225.00 United Statea to W. C. Miller 160 acres In section 23, T. N., SR. 8 W.; patent. Annie Page to C. L, Houton ; 160 acres In sectl.m 2.1, T. ( N., R. 8 W ltr.0 00 D. B. Chlsl-olm to Frank Pat ton. N. Sorenson and W. F. McGregor 160 acres In section 2, T. 7 N., R. R W R0 00 Totals 6250 00 WEST SIDE NOTES. Mrs. Hardin Gray has returned frcm Astoria. Miss Maude Kindred ftpent Thurs day In Astoria. Mr, M. Del.ln was a visitor to the West Side Monday. MK p. P. Graham Is building a launch in Portland. Miss Fatabend was a guest of. Miss Polly D"on thl week. Mr. Clayton returned to Seaside from Astoria on Thursday. Miss Florence Graham has returned from -a month' visit In Portland. . (. . ' . ' Mr. Emma Orsutt was visiting with friends at Sktpanon on Monday. Rev. Potwlne of Pendleton held aer- vice tt St. Thomas By-th-Bea Sun day, ; Mis Mabel Montague I spending th summer with her mother, Mr. McOuIre. . ... ,. . ' ' . The storm on Monday wa a severe a In mld-wlnter ami wa very severe on unharvested hay. Prof, J. T. Lee ha accepted a po sition In Skagway, an4 wtl have Warrenton the last of the week. The Warrenton boy were th vie tor over th Fort Steven boy on th Warrenton baseball ground Sunday afternoon, ' .- . . . Friday evening a delightful urprle party wa given Mr. and Mr. Deck Haldiman, who proved themselves royat entertainer. ' Dr. W. C. Belt will return to War renton In about a month to locate per manently, HI advent will be very satlxfactory to the peop.e of Clrt'-op. I'ElWONAi, MKXTIOX. Auguat Kratx I down from Port land. . 'j.V . ,'; Frank M. Warren la down from Portland. Mr. P. A. Tiuillngrr I In Portland, vUltlng with, friends,, ; . , ,, Mr. Dr. Ete and family have gone to Sealde fr the summer. II. B. Scott, of the Oregonlan, reg istered at the Occident yesterday. J B. Nye. a Portland commercial traveler, waa fn th city yesterd"ay. ' Miss Bertha Vehrlng and Ml1 Em ma Thfel, of Portland, re In the city. Frank D. 8JiMj8 wa among t he passengers dawn on the G&tzert last j1ht. L. A. Doble and Ml Helen Doble, of Portland, ar In the city from the beach. . . Mrs. J. H. Palmer left last night 'for Portland, to visit for a few day 'with frl.n lu Miss Elna Muddux, who ha been visiting friend in Astoria, will return today to her home in Portland Ralph Fraler, J. M. Heathman, Mil's Jennie Heathman and Miss Ber tha Heathman, of Pendleton, are vis iting In the city. J. L. Walltn, a member of the' staff of the Rvenln TeleT.im, returned yes terday from a short trip to Long Beach, and left on -the Gatzert last, nigni I or nome, ... - ' - - -!" j . LOCATING SMOKELESS GUNS. The English war office ha many scheme for training their soldiers, and which ere genwaliy followed up by practical demonstration. The latest la a device for locating tun firing imokeless powder, and its success will mak a new era In military progress, It I also Interesting to consider the (wonderful advancement In medl;ine during the pa.4 SO years. It was about that time that HoMetter' Stomach Bitters wa first Introduced and lur. ing those year ha made ucn a won derful record of cures of such aliment a indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia. belching, constipation ond liver and kidney trouble, that today It occupies the fijrcmost position aa a family med icine. Don't fail to trjr It. Our private stamp Is on the neck of the bottle. FOR RENT. Rooms, 5, T. t and 9, Pythian build ing over, Cooper's store. DR. JAY TUTTLE. Secretary. HATS TRIMMED FitEli. Mrs. It. Ingleton has Just opened a nice line of ladles' hat, skirts, shirt- wais'-s, and all kinds of ladies' and children's furnishing goods, including hair switches and pompadours. A hance for the $500 piano given free with every 50c purchase. Commercial street, opposire Budget office. One of the Astoria .police force caught a young fellow climbing a porch the other night. This young man was evidently ambitious to rise in the world. M PRINTING DEPARTMENT . IOWASD IjIOJ, Mahaocs First-Class V p-t o-D a t e Work INION LABOR ONLY "I luv a rooster for tew tilings one Is the krow that it In him, and the other li the apiirs that air on htm to bak up hla krow wtb.". . , , n i . . . Josh Bilusm Astorian Publishing Co. Tenth d Commercial St. ' 1 1'hone 66 1 Astoria, Or. in NEW ST0CK--THE WE CAX HAVE DRY GOODS - - - -SHOES .... GROCERIES . -FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FLOUR AND FEED . FREE DELIVERY V. H. COPPEY, h Finest Palace Commercial St. MVr?e?Aor4s! ISfi W .IVIlIppIC HAVE YOl SEEN OUR COAL COOHINfi STOVES Cheaper Than Gas , Better Thau Wood ; Always Rtady FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY Leaders TRULLINGER, EASTABROOK & CO. SCCC1SSOB TO THEO. BRACKER Jobber and Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYIXO CARDS, STATIONERY. AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC.. - MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES ' Pip Repairing A 5pecUlt- Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.. Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Fanners and Loggers. A V ALLEIN- Castings We ar prepared to mak then oa hort notice and of th best material. Let us give you estimates on any kind of oaatlng-s or pattern work. Lowest prices for flrat-claae work. TELEPHONE NO. 2451. North; Pacific Brewery. JOHN KOPP. Proprietor. The Popular Product of tho 'only brewery In North. western Oregon eiJoys a very,' large domontlc and ex port Sale. KOPPS BEST bottled .or, in;keg9; ' Free City Delivery. STATE NORflAL SCHOOL MonmoUth, Ore. . GRADUATES of the school are In constant demand at salaries - ranging from 110 to $100 per month. Students take th state - "examination during their course In the school and are pt . pared to receive tat certificate on graduation.. . ' -EXPENSES range from S120 to $175 per year. - Strong normal . oourse and well-equipped training department. Th fall term . open September It. Cor catalogue containing full lnforma tlon, addra. "B. D. RB99LER, President, or X B. BITTLBR, Secretary. 00000O0000000000006C$0Ol ft PEOPLE'S STODE YOU MOXEY OX V 8 . Some Splendid Vtloes For Ladies, Children sod f.Tca Freshest Stock in Tows A - - Fresh Every Day , v Get Oir Prices BEST OP SERVICE. . 483-491 Boad Street Restaurant in the City Regular Meals, 2.") cents, Sunday Dinners a Specialty. Quick Safe Fxonornical Clean Durable OIL in Hardware 515 Commercial Street Astoria, Orejoa Ttnth and Commerctal Streets IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scow Bay IrcaO Brass Works Cor. 18th and Frankliu are: