The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 10, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, YMY2 f Housewives Who Know Flour J refer White River Whole Wheat Flour for koiul milking. They know that it work nicely mill limkes moro bread to tho Hack than can be nulled from soft valley flour. A ioj.tiIar (lour at u jioj.ular jirice. Ross, HlgEltis & Co. TELEPHONB n, " - " : . !! TODAY'S WEATHER. I'oliTJ.AND, Auk. B-Wcuterti Ore Bm. Western Washington, probably shown; Kimtorn Oregon, Eastern Wiuhluitioii nhii MhIih, fulr. FOR CORSET O0MF0RT THY on or 01 II Royal Worcester SUMMER WAISTS or CORSETS 566 J Our ttr cloe nt 0 p. in. eve ry dy Md Saturday. Oaiton ella feed. mln and hay. Five barber at tho ralace Rath. Witter im-lom-tfe Johnson Uro. About them, jAlly gla, fruit jar, Jnr capn, ml rubbers for Hale by Johnaon Bros. You cart buy Newbro'a Herplelde, tli great dandruff cure, for 1i cent per bottle at the Occident Barber Rlxip. You will find the boM ISo meal In the oily At the Rising Sun Restaurant. No. 612 Commercial street. New mock of fancy good Just ar rived nt Yokohama Itaiaar. Cull and ee the laiest nov?ltles from Japan. All smoker mnoke the "Pride of Astoria" cigars. No bettter made. Manufactured by MacFtirlane & Kno bol. Meycle repairing with iklll and promptness, Supplies In stock; work guarantee,, Reliance Electrical Works 421 Dond St. ORIENTAL RUGS, new stock, haa Just been received, Including all sizes, In rich and exquisite coloring and de signs, ciiam. hkilborn & son. RosHyn coal last longer, la cleaner nnd make 1pm trouble with atovet and chimney flue than any oilier cool on the market. George W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 1311. Plumblns, tinning, gaa and steam fitting at lowest rate and In workman-Ilk.' Dimmer. Orders promptly executed. Shop, No, 425, Bond street. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY. axixxxixxxxxxrmxxiixxxixixxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxixxxxxxx: WE SELL Today v.e open our new fall carpels in the. new jmtterns and new colorings. New pro Brussels lings in extra large sixes, RUGS: See tho new Indian Rugs, nil the nige, in in tho highest art of coloring. New Egyp-' tian rugs m pyramid patterns. Buy the latest. Our prices nro right. Wo Sell Furniture, Bedding, Couches, nnd everything for tho house nt lowest prices, Great Eastern 570 Commercial St. - XxXXXXXXXXXXXXlXXXXIIIfTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTt t rTTTTTTTf ". M. II. Iversen, a native of Nor. way, took out his llmt citlznshlp pu irm yesterday, Viilitd.-A girl fur rent-nil house, work; family of three. Apply i.t J7& Eighteenth street. ticorge W. Hume '.xp'ls the piling ifiii the fmmjiitli r if his new mv mill to b hero today. J Over two tui ml nil huslni- houses of rorlliiitil will give their employes u holiday on Labor day. ; 1'ilxes given free with Idaimmd "C" np. We have a prise list fur you. Ak for It. Johnson llros. ! James Flynii Is reported to be get. ting tilling very nicely. It In now thought that ho will recover. j The steam m homier Liikme arrived lit veslerduy from Sun Francisco llli a general cargo fur 1'orilmid. j We are now receiving dully, direct frmn the orchard, shipments of due Oregon Crawford lwaches. JOIINHON j lilti S. j The warrant that were ordered draw n by the county court at lis last sewdini nre ready nt the county clerk's i office, Itrlllsh Vhe-Consul Cherry flew the ;llrlllsh ensign over his office yester jduy In honor of King Edward VII. V 'coronation. The iiunrnntine steamer Kledro, which was recently repainted, took a Imthlng party acrons to the quarantine station yesterday. John Selniis leaves soon for Cullfor nlu, where he will take charge of Hooth's eold-siornge plant on the 8u cramento river. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Miles, of Fellows. Alaska, July X. Mrs. .Miles wns formerly Miss Winnie Uivelt, of this city. The funerul services of the lute Gust Folk, of Sknmokawu, will be conduct ed today. Hev. Oscar Ostrom will con duct the services. The a mi mi I meeting of the Columbia Klver Fishermen's Protective Inlon will be held III Its hall on the even ing of August 12th. A large forest fire Is raging near Calhlumet. It Is beyond control, nnd a large amount of fine timber has al ready Ix-ell destroyed. Wanted. Man to take charge of of llce here in Astoria. Address, with reference, at once. A. T. MOnniS. wholesaler, Cincinnati, O. The tug Tntoosh will tow the rlgar shuped raft now being built nt Stella, to San Francisco. The raft Is ex pected here In about 10 days. The soldiers nt Fort Canny and Fort Stevens were paid yesterday, Major Tucker and his clerk coming down from Portland with the necessary, Metallic folding beds; something new and up to data. A sanitary bed. The only vermin proof folding bed mado. For sale by C1IAS. HEIUBOUN & SON. The next great event will be the un ion Surdity school excursion to Seaside kl Aug. 21st. The rules will be 75 cents for all over 15 years of age, and 40 cents for nil tinder 15 years. Mem bers of the Congregational, llaptlst and two Methodist schools, under 15 years of nge, will be charged 2 cents. CARPETS Furniture Co., Slinnnlinn lliiilding Have you hud your old atlff or eoft hat made Into the latest ntyl? If rot, you had better attend .0 It at cme. Astoria Hut Co,, 484 I'o.imutrt l.il strt-et. Water melon nre ,ww in ihn height of their season, Johnson llros, have received a shipment of erv tine mes, which they r offering at vary moder ate prices. Twenty gentlimen were mado happy yesterday. They hod their old stiff and soft huls made Into tho lattt slyle by the Astoria Hat Co., U Commer cial street. lee cream, gunnintee.j pure, delivered to any part of the city, IS cents a pint. Ice cream soda, Best fresh candle. Private rooms. Parlor Candy Store, IJ3 Commercial street. The llrltlth burk Wynford, that has Iteen anchored off Hand Island for the imst 10 days, passed out to sea yes terdoy nfleriioon. She Is loaded with wheat for Houlh Africa. Prescription carefully compounded; !(X).ish) times we have comiouided, poured, rolled pills, filled capsule, and written directions for sick In our com-mmilty.-CliAH, ItOGKItS. The report reached here lust evening (hut the timber on hind belonging to i he Deep plver Uigglng Company Is on lire .having caught from sparks from the camp's donkey engine. The steamer Sue H. Klroore ha Just been In Mora lis dry-dock nt Seattle for copper painting, and Is expected to arrive ul Astoria tomorrow, with a cargo of canned salmon fr.mi ih" Qulllyite p.lver. She will probably de I ait fin Tillamook on vy-.-dnonday. Io ynu want to get a good pulr of diocii at a very low price T Bee 8. A. (ilmre. 513 Horn! street, who has Just received a nhe new stock. No use In paying fancy price when you ran get durable und stylish shoes for almost half what you pay tit other stores. Call .ind we. The Herman steamer Elba Is expect ed to be sighted almost any hour now. She has been out from Mororan about is diiys, T. M. Stevens & Co., of Portland, has chartered her to car ry n mixed cargo to South Africa, the largest part of which will be flour, lumber and wheat. Oyster suppers nre never out of sea soit nt the Toke Point oyster house, bt cause Toke Point Eastern oysters, developed In our waters, have the peculiarity of being In season the year round. This popular house has the peculiarity of serving the daint iest delicacies of all seasons In .the most appetising manner at nil hours of the day or night. Hermann Jarobson, a logger, was In stantly killed yesterday afternoon nt the Deep lliver Logging Company's camp. He was tending a roll way, and and In someway the logs were unex. pceteilly pulled together and his head was crushed. He wns born 2J years ago In Kokkola, Finland, nnd has liv ed In this country two years. He has relatives living In Astoria. The bull game that wos to have played hen? this afternoon Utwen Astoria nnd an all-Portland team has been culled off. Mnnager Fletcher re ceived word yesterday from the Port- landers stating that they would be un able to piny, owing to the fact that several of their players could not come. Mr. Fletcher then tried to ar range a game with some other team, hut was unable to do so. Giorge W. Hume reetd -k it cable gram yenterday morning from Hong Kong, stating that his bork, tne will- scntt, had arrived after a pnsagc of 11 days from New York. She canted a cargo of oil. Mr. Hume has been In the shliuilne business for oO yea.-s, and ns yet, no hoodoo has vntorod his ileei: during the score and ten years. he has only lost one vessel, nnd that was a small schooner. Jiidire Nelson hud a little grinding to do nt the city's Justice mill yes terday. Mat Mackevest and K. Harm were fined $10 each for yelling and howling on the streets. M. U. John son had been arrested for lighting, but deposited a ten ns ball; he failed to appear. J. Holm was also arrested for fighting, but he proved that he was compelled to use his fists In self defense, so the Judge let him go. The Herald, regarding the Typo graphical Union, says; "At a special meeting of the Astoria Council, Fed eration of Labor, the action of the Typographical Union In raising the orlce of composition to 25 cents a thousand was endorsed nnd the coun cil pledged Its support to the union. As wages of nil kinds are advancing and the cost of living Increasing, the price Is not too much. There Is no reason why compositors should not be nnld living wages. Hurry Lnuderbnck committed sui cide at Tongue Point last evening by shooting himself In the face. We learn that he shot himself three times. He formerly fished for Hanthorn's cannery; he also had worked on dif ferent bar tugs around here. He was well known among Astorlans, hnvlng lived about hero for nearly a score of years. It Is reported that the cause of the rash deed was disappointment In a love affair. The body was brought to Astoria this morning. Office of C. Q. M , Vancouver bar racks, Washington, July 31, 19(12. Sealed proposal in triplicate, will I re reived here until 11 o'clock a. m. August 29, VMfl, tot furnishing forsgn and bed ding nt post lu this department (or year ending Jime ,0, 1003. Information furnUlird here or by quartermaster at posts. U, 8. reserve right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof, lovelope containing proposal should be marked: "Proposal for forage and bedding at" and addressed to undersigned. J. W, Jacob, C. Q. M. The C'hnmlier of Commerce and tho Push Club are working hard on a booklet to lie Issued about Heptmber 1st. and which Is to tell the .vorld all about the great things of Astoria and I'l.itsop county. It Is to te a U-uutl-fully Illustrated affair, ami v. HI ct-ntnln un hundred pages. The Illustrations will show scenes pictur e all the v;,r. lous Interests of this '.ouniy. 1hi will appeal to men of almost every out- of-dcor business- farmers, luu ler- nun, dtnrynien, fruit gro'Ur (id other. It will be sent ! .'ill parties vhe wish to know of this comty i.nd Its wonders. Ten thousand copies will be issued for I hi flrs; edition, and other editions will folli.v when need ed. It will fill a ionff dt .vant, ,ic i nei men here receive letters every day from parties whj wish to ir.cvu out Oregon way .and M-e iiiterolrd In this part of the ',iiti-wlil.:h, of course, Is the best pari. Th-i gentle men who are getting this book up are men w ho are trior ug'i acquainted with the city unit mr-o;m l,.i? v. i n- try. M. IJ, Uozorth returned Friday night friitt, c.n nl.rt.t ...... I, u.r.u. .. I.U "Z.T: I , I, jut -1... ..it. i uinini i, an. ih'aiii iu in wry much pleased with his prospect. He states that the country around the mining lands In Southern Oregon is being settled up very rapldlv; with in the next few days, an excursion is to be run out from the East, com posed of over one hundred minors, who will look over the Oregon country and locate here. All of thei nre said to be old time miners, and are all leav ing other mines to come out this way. The company In which Mr. Bozorth Is interested Is named the Wolf Creek Mining and Developing Company. They own ISO acres of placer mining land and four quartz claims. The ISO acres Is covered with some 5.000,000 feet of timber, most of It being fir, ulthough there Is some" sugar pine and cedar among It. They will begin to work the mines as soon as the water starts to run. Mr. Bozorth will re main In Astoria about six weeks before returning to Josephine county. He said that the climate In the southern part of the state could not be excelled. He also states that the people who bought that all Oregon mines were nothing but "pocket mines" are be ginning to find out that they were mistaken; n company near Mr. Bo aorth's claims Is getting good paying tuarta at a depth of a thousand feet. great dee.l of Eastern capital Is be ing Invested In the mines of the South ern part of this slate. SOCIAL NOTES. Miss Pearl Cole Is v-lsltlng at Subside. C. E. Frederlckson arrived In the city lust evening. William Ichnbod Cole left for Sea side Inst evening. Miss Zetta Smith, of Portland. Is vis- Itlnir with her sister. Mrs. Christlun- son. Miss Florence Ross, who has been visiting In Knnppa for a week, re turned home last evening. Miss Robert Hunter, of Rosslaul, B. C., accompanied by her son, Robert, Is tho guest of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Jay Tuttle. Hon. Isaac Bergman and wife return ed last evening from Beaver Lodge Farm, where they have been enjoying the summer months, They report a most delightful time. Miss Luclle Cole entertained the Saturday Afternoon Club In honor of Miss Grace Stokes. Some very Inter esting and unique games were played. Miss Bess Reed securing (list prize, and Miss Maju Frederlckson the booby. A concert was given nt the "Cole" hist Sunday evening by the talented young men of the city. A large num ber of guests were present. The In strumental and vocal solos were ex ceptionally well rendered, nnd much enjoyed by the music-lovers present. Mrs. C. L. Houston entertained 2$ young people Thursday evening In honor of her sister. Miss Geraldine Zoe Weatherford, of San Diego, Cnl. Games were played. At Anagrams, the first prize went to Miss Winnie Van Du sen and Mr. Walter Mayo; the con solation prize went to Miss Ida Ken dal and Mr. Arthur , Van Dusen. At portrait drawing, first prize went to Mr. Fred Fulton, and second to Miss Alice Wright. The following young ladles and gentlemen were present: Misses Winnie Hlggins, Maud Van Dusen, Winnie Van Dusen, Gertrude Unshur, Jessie Chase, Isabel Beckwlth, Hazel Robb, Carrie Short, Ida Kendal, Kate Ogles, of Portland, Alice Wright, Zoe Weatherford; Messrs. Fred Fulton, Harry Oenree. Harry Flavel, Edward Hlggins, Lawrence Rogers, Wilson Stlne, Mervyn and Lester Lounsberry, Arthur Van Dusen, Harvey Allen, Jas. Robb, Walter Mayo, Prescot Wright. PKHMONAL MKNTIOX. lister Bell, of Portland, Is In the city. J. M, Dixon Is down from Port land. W. it. Franle Is here from West port, Matthew John, of MeOowan, Is In Portland. M. Gorman, of Cuthlimet, was here yesterday. L. l. Chapman was here from Nasel yesterduy. I-aura E. Foss is In the city from Grays Klver. John Jt. P.obb, of Walla Walla, was here yesterday. John Copeland, of Detroit, Is a vis itor In Astoria. T. A. Soule, of Nasel, 1 registered at the Occident. O. II. Fawn, of Gray Bay, was trad ing here yesterday. J. Falling, of Pendleton, was a Sat urday Astoria visitor. Gug K. Barnes, of Qulncy, Is regis tered at the Parker, Mrs. Mat'tle Berrls, of Castle Itock, Wash., Is visiting here. Mrs. Chris Ebson was here from Lewis and Clark recently. George McFarland ,a ranchman from j Youngs pJver, wns here Saturday. Thomas A. Holden, of Gray River, was trading here Saturday morning. John A. Gram and D. C. Lewis w-ere (both down from Portland yesterday. W. II. Groat and F. Itussel and wife wtre up from San Francisco recently. Nut Goldsmith, of St. Joseph, Mo., was transacting business here yester day. Mrs. John Nelson and S. G. Van, of Oneida, were In Astoria re- I V,"J- Secretary of State Dunbar and wife are the guests of C. W. Fulton at Seaside. A. F. Krager, of the Portland Lum ber Company, is visiting relatives in this city. Fred Huaermann was down from Portland the last of the week, attend ing to some business matters. Charles Brant and wife, and P. An derson, all of Hunter's Island, spent the last day of the week In Astoria. Among the new faces seen here yes terday were those of A. K. Bentley, B. W. Dennis, G. W. Phillips, and Frank McFarland. of Portland. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED AT SEA. The new system of wlrelss telegra phy renders It potsible the realiza tion of the prediction that newspapers would be published on the ocean lin ers. They could not, however, be as much up-to-date or effective as those published on land. In this respect they would differ widely from the fa mous Hostetter's Stomach Biters, be cause it has been proven to be just as effective on sea as on land. We would therefore urge everyone contem plating an ocean trip to take a sup ply with them. It Is invaluable as a tonic and preventive of sea-sickness. ThDje who remain on land should always keep a bottle of It in the house to cure heartburn, indiges tion, dyspepsia, constipation and ma laria. Don't fall to try it. KKDITTIOX SALE. Mrs. R. Ingleton is having a big re duction sale on shirt-waists, skirts, children's clothes. Infants' clothes, and all kind of ladles' and children's fur nishing goods, Including hair switches and pompadours. A chance for the $500 piano with each 50-cent purchase. Commercial street, opposite Budget of fice. NOTICE! Bids will be received up to August 10, 1902, for painting the McClure school building, all material to be furnished by the district. Present bids at the office ot the school clerk, 179 Eleventh street. By order of tha board. E. Z. FERGUSON, Clerk of School District No. 1. My stock of Men's and Boys' Shoes is unsurpassed for qual ity. Close buying and low ex penses enable me to sell the best qualities at lowest prices. CALL AND EXAMINE THE 000DS . S. A. Gimre I SHOES I I L 543 Bond Street ?TIIIIifTiITtT?t??Ttirii!lttttl.l?lllilM.I.t?tlt.tff Beautiful Crockery Display Tbe Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock ery and Glassware ever seen In Astoria. Dinner Sets, Tea Sots, Special Fruit Dishes.Decorated Toilet Sets, Cut Glass, BiVjue Figures, Water Crocks, Souvenir Dishes. ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FOARD 0 STOIiES COMPANY We also carry a Complete Line of Fancy Cutlery ifTtrtt"i!i;!;;!!;?r!ttiM;;;;MiiiistiM"Mtrftt MERCHANT - TAILORS AND DEALERS IX V Dry Goods, Notions and Famishing Goods NEW STORE NEW STOCK SUITS MADE TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE Fine Line of Suit Patterns in stock. Cleaning and Repairing. Astoria failorino Co., (XOOOCK)OOOOOOOOCOOOO(XXX00XXJ NEW ST0CK--THE WE CAN SAVE DRY GOODS - - - g SHOES .... bKUthKlt - - -FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FLOUR AND FEED Fit EE DELIVERY H. COFFEY, qSXUXKXnXnXUXnXKXKXSXSXSXaXnXXKXSXKXnXKXtJXSXKXSXKXn 1 IH UNIVERSITY of OREGON I 2 The first Semester, Session 1902-1901, opens Wednesday, Sep- B 14 tember 17th. The following schools and colleges are comprls- ' S Sed in the university. Graduate school College of Literature, H Science and Arts College of Science and Engineering Univte H M aity Academy School of MusJc School of Medicine School of gB Law. Tuitioi free, excepting in schooli of Law, Medicine and H Music. (Incidental fee, $10; Student body tax, $2.50 per year.) u Cost of living, from $100 to $200 per year. For catalogue ad- It S dress Registrar of the Unlcersity, Eugene, Oregon. SM University school of Music Irving M. Glen, A. M. dean. Pi ano,, Mrs. Rose Midgely Hollenbeck (JosefTy, Coratowski, t Schwarenska). Piano, Mr. Arthur Louis Frazer, (Ave years fH with W. G. Nash). Voice, Miss Eva Stinson, (King Conser- vatory Tre belli Music School.) Violin. Mrs. John L. Pipes, M (Snitzner Splering.) Theory, Miss Eva Stinson, Miss Rose fi Midgley Hollenbeck. Terms furnished on application to the g dean. M EUGENE, : - : j OKEGOX. rUxxxaxaxaxKxsxsxmKXKxaxxxsxsxKxaxuxsxaxmKXKXKXsxKl xisxxaxxRxxaiXKxXRXxxsxxKXfxsxxja:xxiKX I CHAIRS - CHAIRS - CHAIRS I ic.,-'-:cr-,.--i-i--iLjL..i.T.i:.'o M n H M 3 Large new stock of Morris Chairs, Morris Rockers and Children's Morris Chairs. ROCKING DINING HALL CHAIRS H. H. ZAPF, MANY SALES AND xstxxuxxxxt:xxxxxxxnxxxx8X4xnx4xx4xnxx TRULLIXGER, EASTABROOK & CO. SCCCB980BS TO THEO. FJRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCOS SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. r MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR HFES , Pipe Repairing A Special ty PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON The school where thorough work is done; where the reason is always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping is taught exactly as books art kept in business; where shorthand is made easy ; where penmanship is at its best 5 where hundreds of bookkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in life; where thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogue frea A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL Jitter ttr.'.M'.iv.ritMitMTiMttrittt'.iitHttTiTtTttiTTto1 LXXXXXXXXXXXXXrXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIX74 470 -472 commami st PEOPLE'S STORE YOU MOXEV OX Some Spleniii Values For Ladles, Children an! Men Freshest Stock, in Town - Fresh Every Day - - Get Oar Prices BEST OP SERVICE. :483-491 Bond Street ooooooooooocccoooocoooocoO n M CHILDREN'S FOLDING EASY The House Furnisher ?; SMALL. PROFITS M 515 Commercial Street Astoria, Oregon