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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1902)
inif IM AMI WAN THE .MORNING "aSTORIAN, 'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1002 CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES iKucli imckngo coiitniiM it pn-iiiiiini valued tit from 5 to 15 omit All i.remitiiim nro good qimiilv "no sd.onio good." iC'liiim iMirt'clttin cuH and aaucont, plutc, bowl, all ducoralixl. Niiiww, MltH nnd popper nimbi, Intent dmam. 8 Pound piiekitgon, 20 coitU. Ross, HlgglMB 6k Co. ; TBLBPHONB t. TODAY'S WJDATIIBIL IMHTI.ANO, Hf p.t JO.-Oregon mul Wujiilniiiiiii Wi)dMci1ity, fair wltdt fot In early tnornlnir; warmer dur ln ftrm.n. THE BEST. KID GLOVES .BO Tli pciuU of superiority we cluiui fur our ladles' YASSAR KID GLOYES (Dressed) AruOJWUTY, FIT Mini FINISH "They re '2-cta, full-pique sewed mul rtiliin III Mark UK J Ittst siitiliiinal color. They iv un varying nlii.fito tit 'ii. SMART BUYERS hn f mini (hitl economy ronsiMs lit buyititf tbe lwt mil lilt) I'lunpeat. Our bittfe stuck of glore mul all other ladles koiI wore imn'limtvtl to please mart shopri. The A. Dunbar CO. Our store cloned nt 6 p. m. every day eoopt Hatunltty. Oasion sell feed, crutn an. bay. Swset cream for sale. noctlcr Th? baikentine Clicballs arrived In yesterday, Ieve us your order for crab apples uow.-JOHNdON HP.08. Tli British steamship lndiaimra nut out to sen yesterday. The four-moated schooner Olira pass ed out yesterday with lumber for He dondo. Oil. You nnlll find the bwt l&a meal In th city at tint ltlslng Bun Kestaurant. No. 612 Commercial street. Tim German ahip Wcga left up for Portland yesterday .noriilim to load wheat for Kurope. New to;k of fancy good Just ar rived at Yokohama Jtaiar. Call and are the latest novelties from Japan. The Eider arrived down yesteVlay and left out luter for Ban Franc'sco with ft good panoenKer Hut. All amokera smoke Uie "Pride of Astoria" fitters. No betttor mado. Manufactured by MacFirlano & Kno bel. . llkycle repairing1 with aklil and promptness. Supplies In stock; work guaranteed, rtollance Electrical Work ill Bond flt. August Lumen, who hn been build ing the luind dyke for Jeffers, Itelth & Wilion. lift cninnletod hla labors. Plumbing, tinning, gas and atenm fitting at lowest rates and In work-miui-llke innniier, Orders promptly executed. Shop, No. 4115, Dond at root. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY, lloslyn coot Ian la longer, tl oleanor and make less trouble wltlt atovea and chimney flue than any other coal on the market. George W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone 1311. Iluffuti to pIcauR tho moat fuatiaioun, tho lateat creation! aplondldly planned nnd ningnlficently oonttructed, unex celled for elegance. Your Inspection Invited. Chan, Ilellborn & Son. Tho Liuly Miu'oiiWm will give a duuee ou Mumlny, Cot 0 ni lluntboru'a ball. AiliuiHn!on 5U oeuta. Luilicu will be ml mittuil rod ii ml there will be good music. Caotaln Haokett, who was taken to Purllnnd Homo week ago to be treat ed for lllneHdi la reported to have Im proved so that he li able to walk about. Tomorrow will be the first day of the Jewish New Year, and all stores whoso owners are ot that persuasion will be closed The year, according to Hebrew count Is 063. Judge Man Jtlemon of Nelmlem la In town. The llrltlh bark Addrly arrived In port yesterday, First shipment, new cnp Itgs just Id. -joiinson nuoa. I.imt evening at 8 o'clock a son wan burn to Mr. and Mrs. O Zelgler. The plumbers held a eclal meet Inn hint Hindi at the union hall. The Klka rnv a nice apread In honor of the Ferguaon-Miuk company lust night. Try yellow j. ckot mola ratuly Jf'o r pai'kiign. Itiwt mi earth for sale by JOHNSON 11UOS. There wua a quiet day - In Judge Ooodman court yesterday, only one trivUil ( coming up. The regular Wednesday prayer meetlwr of the M. 15, thurih will b held ua usu.il this evening. Mr KttKMtnii wua brought down from Hkiiinoknwa serluusly 111, to re eelve treatment from Pr. ltes. WANTKO-A ciipuble cook. Aluo girl for table and chamber work. Good wugis. I9i Coimnenlul street. Just received tt big lot of fine -a-slfills of all kinds. You will always find what you want.-8VENSoN'd HOOK STOrtlS. Mrs. Hawthorne will t ntertaln the In dies of the W. C. T. V. at her home on Thursday at !:30 p. m. Thi regular meeting will be omitted. Several nicely furnUhed housekeep ing rooms or furnished house wanted, situated on hill-side. Inquire at As lorian office. A handsome and stylish sideboard Is a convenience appreciated by every houswkeeper. See the new stock at the store of Chas, Ilellborn & Son. Wo have the Isrgebt Btnl finest assort- nient of griipea that ever arrived in t bo cily wbicb we o!!Vr you t n very ,ow piictt. UOSS llli'iiUNS i- CO. The cold eiiat wind blowing yester day morning died away later and made ladles' weather. Condition of thu bar at dusk wna-Wlnd. NWj clear, smooth. , One of the best displays of chairs In the statu Is to be seen at tho leading fuisilture store of Chas. Ilellborn A Son. Handsome Morris chairs, fancy rockers, correct dining chairs and everything new, nice and cheap. From news received from tho M. K. conference ut Ontuts Puss we ure In formed that the Hev. Harold Oberg has been reappointed to his charge In this city. A special request was sent In for that purpose nnd his numerous friends will receive him back heartily. Thj steamer Lurllne was flouted Tuesday morning and reached Port land at 4 o'clock, where she will Im mediately be placed on ulscn'a ways to be repaired. The steamer was plac ed between two bargea, which kept her properly niloat and propelled herself ill) the river, towing the barges with her, Thus, while thev kept her up, she kent them going. It Is expetccd the steamer will be on the run Again within bIx weeks. At a mooting of the s hool board It was decided to make use of tho school house now In course of construction in ITnlontown, and which will be known us tha Tnylor school, as booh as it is completed. Tim question o Introluc- Ing Oerumn as a study In the High school on me up at the samo meeting nnd it was votd to be kept out. At the beginning of the term quite a number of students expressed a wish to stud German and the action of tho board will doubtless bo regretted by them. In the circuit court yesterday a case wns "argued in connection with certain proposed improvements on Thirty fourth street In Uppertown. Several of the Interested property holders In the vicinity are endeavoring to re train the city from carrying out Its plans. A demurrer was argued by the Hon. C. W. Fulton for the people and taken under advisement. J. S. Pelllngor'a printing account of $20 was ordered pnld as was that of C. E. Runyon for $20 for court reporting. Court wns adjourned In the afternoon until the 13th of this month, when the Jmlare will sit for one day before leaving for the regular term at St, Helens which begins on the 15th In stant. I For rent. Nicely furnished front room. Suitable for on or two gen tlemen. No. HO Fourth trect. Each pound of our perfeoll-m blend Mixiia and Jhva colfce is a sample. Yonr money will be refunded il it d'c notplcssyoii, JOHNHON MtOH. Th funeral of Miss Mary Hums will lie held today at 1:80 o'clock from Pohl's undertaking parlors with Inter ment at Greenwood cemetery. On linmlrril boxes fancy four tier Itelle-llower Apples, I lie flunst of the season. We oiler Ilium at remarkably low figure. KOHH IIIGUJNH & CO. WANTED -Two or three rooms for housekeeping. Furnished or unfurn ished. Must be clean and neat. Wil ling to pay good price for denlruble rooms. (I, II. liuekner, care Morning Astorlun. Homo beautiful new stylt Iron bed steads are among the late displays at the furniture store of Chas. Hellborn & Son. They possess many points of advantage over the old wooden beds, being more durable, cleanly, and hand somer, Th9 United States Commissioner's court took up the Clerman deserter case yesterday, ('apt. Wnlsen of the ship Peter nickmers was prosecutVng a de.-rtlng sailor. The defense put In was that the man was an American cltUen, and could not be sent aboard under the articles. After some rather doubtful evident- In whbh the mnn claimed being drugged and uncon scious, Mr. Thomson committed him to the ship. 1. T. Denies has received a w!rt from I'on Oreenbnum, secretary of the Kt. Iouls Lecture Itureau, notify ing him that tho address of John C. Chase to have been made here In Oc tober, has been cancelled. Mr. Chnae. who is an ex-mayor of Haverhill, Mas sachusetts, was nominated for gover nor of bis state by his party at a re cent convention and his duties at home during the coming campaign will pre vent him coming Went to till his lec ture engagements. He was to have sixiken here on "Organised Capltul Against Organised Labor." Fishers' opera house was packed to Its utmost capacity lout night and be fore the cnnnln went up the 8. It. O. Ign was taken In. It waa Just such a house as Ferguson and Mock de serve, and It was a fashionable audi-en.-e, too. The Elks were out In force, occuiivIiib several rows of seats. "Mc Carthy's mishaps" Is the title of the nluv pr"iiited, but the sketch Is al mit lost In the alde-spHttlng special ties that follow each other with a snap ih.it Is lertillar to Fergu-on nnd Mack's combination. The crowd began laugh ing it few minutes after the curtain went up and stopped a few minutes after It fell. A conwensun of oplnon after the performance was t,at It was the h-st of Its kind that hits been put on the lotal boards. M wter ""Ish Warden Van Pusen has returned from Inspecting tho 'Ontario hatfherv and states that everything there Is running satisfactorily. The entire board of state nn ( ommisslon-i-rs was present excpftlmj the fiovrnor. Formerly operations were conducted at Swan Falls, which is situated In Idaho, but this year the board thought It advisable to transfer the equipment liita this state at Ontario, so the change was effected, and so far things have gone well and the indications are that the move wns a wise one. Racks have been contructed about fifteen hun dred feet apart In such a.manmr that tho salmon are driven from the main stream Into the- smaller stream through traps built In the rocks and they are ultimately corall ed In a rock that at the present time Is estimated to hold about 10,000 Ash. The estimate Is deducted on the bas is of drifts thnt have been made. Th series of rocks were put In at a eoit of $1500. The spawn from the rntcheiie Is placed In receptables made for the purpose and the output of this will he way up In the millions, though of course the estimate can only be ap proximated. . The superintendent of the Ontario catcherle Is F. C. Brown, who formerly held that position when th works were conducted nt Swan Falls, PIANO AND SONQ RECITAL. P.y the Misses Flnvel Benefit' of Pres byterian Church. M'ss Nellie Flavel, pianist, nnd Miss Katie Flavel, soprano, will give a plnno nnd song recital Saturday after noon, October 4, nt S o'clock, In the M. E. church, for the benefit of the Presbyterian church. Admission: Adults 50c; children 25c. The Misses Flavel are too well known to need any Introduction to an Astoria audience. All will wish to avail themselves of the opportunity to henr such music as Is seldom heard here. BUTTER. Not the highest- price, but good, sweet butter nt 50 cents, and 65 cents per roll. ROSS HIQGINS & CO. ATTENTION, REPMJ3N. All members of the I. O. R. M. are requested to attend the funeral of the daughter of Brother John Aunne from Pohls undertaking parlors at 1 o'clock today, (October 1, 1902),. By Order of the Sachem. DESERTERS DROWNED Two 8ttllor Attempt to Swim Ashore ami Are Lout. Since Sunday last the British ship Australia ha Iain at anchor In Uie stream at a berth opposite the Union Fishermen's Co-OperaUvs cannery. The captain of the vessel baa had con siderble trouble In getting a full crew, and here rightly or wrongly the ship has not a good name for the quality of her food. A very de termined effort on the part of five sailors to desert resulted In the death of two of them. There were two watchmen on board to watch that no one Interfered with the men or at tepipt;d to get thfltn ashore. The plot was hatched during the day while soma longshoremen were on board who promised to be on the lookout about f. or 10 o'clock with a smuli boat. Thre of the men could not swim, for tunately for them, as It turns out, so si Id In down the Vessel's side the other two struck out fur the shore boat. It Is thought that their cries for help were the signal. At any rate, whatever the plan was, It failed and both men were drowned. In the morn- In the bundles of the three men on board were found aloft ready, If op portunity offered, to be slung Into the boat. One of the night watchmen thus describes what happened: "It was at 10 o'clock and the night was not only very dork, but a fog hung over the river. I heard no sound or movement on the ship till cr'jes for help rang out close alongside. We had a boat suinaino' in the davits which we had In the water In no time. Nothing could be seen so we Just fol lowed the voices. The first man went down before we could get near him. H'J Just gasped and cried out, 'My God, I'm gone.' The second man could "till be heard in pHe of th whistling kept up on the ship. We got almost on too of him, but he literally slipped out uf our hands and sank for the list time within arm's reach of the boat. His hair was cropped short or we could have got him. The names as aiven to us were J. P. Firgusoa, a young man whose shipping papers show him to have been 22 years of age, Texas, and J. B. Hudson, 26, from Sterling, III." The mate of the vessel was considerably perturbed over the whole business and says these men had made no complaint whatever, and that he had no idei they did not de sir to go to sea. That there were two boats on the seen Is certain, but thtre are many conflicting stories as to what happen ed. Tbe boarding house men announced hist nlirht that they would put two rren on board the Astrasla to replace the dead nnd that they would make no charge to the captain for so doing, 'nusmuch as their 'nen were on guard vhen the drowned ones broke away. On explanation given Is that at the time of the occurrence the ship was bow drwn stream. It being a flood tide. All hands agree that they Jumped or, lot then-selves down the starboard or off shore side and that In the neces sary swim round the ship, lost their bearing In the fog and got cramped or tired. Otherwise it reems st-ange that both should sink almost simul taneously. Both were good swimmers and one is suld to have ben a man-of-wurs-man. HATS TRIMMED FREE. Mrs. R. Ingleton has Just opened up a fine line of ladles' fall hats, walk ing skirts, over skirts, woolen shirt waists and under Clothes, and all kinds of ladles' and children's furnishing goods. Hair switches and pompadours. A chance for the elegant 15 0 piano with each 50c purchase. Welch Block, opposite Budget office. REAL ESTATE. The real estate market In Clatsop county has been active during the month Just closed. The sales as shown by the recorda aggregate $294,220, not Including the one hundred .thousand dollars Invested In the Seattle Mill properties. Many of the deeds only stats nomiml figures, so that the act ual sales have been In excess of four hundred thousand dollars. Most of the dealing has been In tim ber lands but farms and city property have changed hunds at fair prices also. . . Residents are Investing but an en couraging feature Is that much outside capital Is coming In. Notwithstanding that many dwel lings have been erected this summer, none are empty. There Is much build ing still under way. But Interest is not all centered In the city and timber as strangers from abroad are looking over the farm lands of the vicinity. Females of All Ages find these Pills simply invaluable, as a few doses will restore free and regular conditions and effectually remove the causes of much sutler ing to the sex. Beecham's Pills. Boll ETarjwhr-Iti bins 100. sad So. Keep Out the Wet SAWYER'S CLOTHING Th watr?rar (raieat hi the swjls Itum lu tt miMrlali imi warravt'd waterrmr. Ited l naita lu rotifiiMt won Mil wttir. I..k for Ik tra nark. If ;wriUalar 6oa not bm turn, writ Mlor ta f. f. t.l!iiu futiM C., IrU., kf rruKbo. it. m. sawrr.h som. iMaiim, eMawMlnSMk PKKSO.XAL MKNTlOJi. O. C. Keese, ot Portland, is In town. Pan Bl'irson Is In the city from Ne halem. George McFarland Is In from Green Mountain. H. Winter Is In the city from Watr ford, Wash. L. WaJiHwrnr nt Chinook. Is at the Parker house. Joe Grlblor returned from his Wash Intiron mines. Wllnam Il.Uton, a Deep River log ger, is In the city. J. Babler and wife are in the city from Wrangel. Alaska. Lenndor Lebeck was a pssienger on lust niarht's train from Portland. P. A. Stokes left yesterday for Wil lamette valley on a hunting trip. William McGregor returned last night from a brief visit to PoHIand. Rev. Harold Oberg returned last nleht from the Grants Pass confer-r-nce. Andrew Young was In the city yes terday from his home on Youngs river. Mrs. C. Clark v'sited the city yfs- veterday from her home at Fort Ste' vens. Mia Carol Jeffers was In from her home on the Lewis and Clark yes terday. F. D. Kuttner and Mrs. Kuttner returned last night from a vliIt to Portland. Paul Badollet, who has ben out of the city for several days, haa return ed home. A. Tagg and wife, who have been In Portland on a brief visit, have re turned home. Earl Hackett, of the Columbia PJv er Digger Company, visited the city yesterday from his dredger on the Lewis and Clark. J. W. Welch Is In Portland attend ing a state convention of the directors of the State Federation of Labor. Mr. Welch Is second vice-president of the board. Theo. Fesslr and wife have gone to Portland and wai reside there during the winter. Mr. Fessler will attend the medical department of the Univer sity of Orgon. Purlng his stay in this city he has been engaged at Hart's drue store. THE KING CROWNED. The recent illnes? of the king of England necessitated a postponement of the coronation proceedings and pre vented the carrying out of the original plans. Many superstitious persons then claimed that the king would never be crowned, but he recovered sufficiently to go through the cermony and superstition was again overthrown, The king of household remedies, Hos tetter's Stomach Biters, was crowned over fifty years ago toady and It still occupies the foremost position among medicines because of the wonderful record of cures It has made. For building up the run-down system, steadying the nerves or to cure Indi gestion, dyspepsia, constipation, bll llousness. Insomnia, kidney troubles, or mnlaiia. fever and ague, it Is with out nn equal. Try a bottle and see for yourself. It won't disappoint you. NEW CliOP- German Dill pickles; Sweet sp'ce pickles; Plain and mixed sour pickles and saur kraut; Just In. Call and see our display. JOHNSON BROS. CHEAP SHOES Are poor economy; but well fitting shoe?, made of best materials and suld at very low prices are both economical and satisfactory : : : : vou can gi:t Til KM OF S.A.Gimre Jionti irrei j n I Vi. Sy .Ik. JH ID oitr BOYS'. CLOTHING t The Largest und Best Assortment in Town . . . - Astoria's C. H. COOPER'S WE HAVE RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF STUDEBAKER'S FAMOUS WAGONS; CARTS, BUGGIES The Best Draft Wagons Ugliest Ronning Biggies Easy Riding Carts .... . FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY I THE GREAT QUESTION With most people it is " Where can I buy the cheap est?" Taking quality into consideration, we can solve the problem for you regarding Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Flour and Bed You have onlv to give us a trial HEBE ARE A FEW BARGAINS Carnation Cream very fine per can ----- - 10c Cutting Packing Company's Tomatoes, per can - - 10c Cream Sugar Corn choice per can ------- 10c Other gocds in proportion. V. H. 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Industrious, willing students make rapid advancement in all studies taken. CalL or write for our catalogue. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Park and Washington Streets AT - Honse- 1 ft vliaM vnn nn not tllA Rpflfc frfinrln. ? where you can get the Best Goods, 515 Commercial Street Astoria, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL. B., Principal ... '''-m:viM:.np.mm . !' 7 - fVf" . , . J ... . . ' . . - "' " ' ' - .