THE MORNING ASTORIAN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. UK2
- PAYNE PREDICTS.
President Will Recommend Permanent
Tariff Commission.
MILWAUKEE, Win., Oct. 14. Post
master General Payne today ald that
th forthcoming mewngt of President
Roosevelt to congress would probably
recommend that permanent tariff
commission be nppointid. '
"He will probably favor the reduc
lion o f Import duties upon products
which no longer need protection," say
Payne. e v
"He Is also inclined to favor the cre
ation of a permanent tariff commission
which can at all times receive testi
mony subject to exyert consideration,
ubmt'ttlijg rerorts and recommenda
tions to conjrjss as the other depart
ments of the government."
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K. OF P. GRAND OFFICERS.
PORTLAND. Oct. 14. The Grand
Lodge of Kaijhts of Pythias today
elected the following srticers:
Chancellor-Jas. V. Maloney
Pendleton.
Vtve-craacellor Emtl Waldman
Portland.
Prelate L. L, Curl of Albany.
Keeper of records and seal L.
, Stlnson of Salera.
Master of exchequer E. M. Sargent
of Portland.
Master of Anns Marlon F. Davis of
Vnlon.
Inner Guard-J. M. Wall of HHls-
boro.
Outer guard G. C. Moser of Port
land.
Trustee. H. Atkin of Hunting
ton.
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STRONG ROOM ROBBED.
Shrewd Thief Removes $50,000 From
Oriental Steamer.
TOKOHAMA, Oct. 1. via. Victoria,
B. C, Oct. 14. A box containing bank
notes of the value of $50,000 gold has
been stolen from the strong room of
the China and Manila steamer Zaflre
on the last voyage from Hong Kong to
Manila. The consignment was signed
for by one of the ship's officers and
prior to the vessel's arrival at Manila
the strong room was opened only once,
and -.hat was to admit a consignment
of opium sent on board at the last
moment.
Over
SHEEP ARE POISONED. -
Two Thousand Head Perish
Miscreant Unknown.
BOISE. Ida., Oct. 14. A special to
the Statesman from Payette, Idaho,
says:
D. W. Tindall reports heavy lossts
sustained -y himself an dothers In
Washington county by poison, appar
ently put out for the purpose of de
stroying the sheep. Tindall lost six
hundred head; E. V. Currin lost 800;
W. A. Myers lost BOO .and several
others lost from 100 to 250.
DISASTROUS TYPHOON.
Life and Property Destroyed In North
ern Japan by Ocean Disturbance.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 1. via. Victoria,
B. C, Oct. 14. -A terrible typhoon has
spread disaster all over the northern
part of Japan. It was accompanied
by a tidal wave at Odarwara at which
It deluged the villiage.s causing an im
mense loss of life and property.
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ment is announced of Commander
Wentworth Chetwynd, R. N., and Au
gusta, daughter of E. R. Robinson, of
Washington square, New York.
VERMONT ELECTS SENATOR.
MONTPELIER, Vt., Oct. 14.-The
legislature today re-electer W. P.
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developed ana puduc-j
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Located iu the Tea Vine
Miking Distiict of !
! Bntte County, Califor-
nia.
The Hoce and Eagle Mines
Consolidated Properties of the
Mines Investment Co
Of Portland. Oregon.
CAPITAL 81,000,000.
Divided into 1,000,000 shares of f 100 each,
fully paid and non-assessable.
Treasury Stock $000,000; 100,000 shares now offered at leaeh
THE MINES INVESTMENT CO. owns one of the best mraes In
California. This property Is not a prospect; It is an alread equip
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NOTICE rot PUUMOUION.
Unltoa Stat ltnl oni-j, Ori'ticn
City, Ort'Kim. Aug. 5, mi.
Notli' Is Hrri'liy kIwii tlmt In rom
pllutuc with III provision of an act
ot i-oiitfivM of Juno S, 1K7N, ("iilllloil
" An act for llio nuln of IImiIht land
In the tte of Callfornlii, Orcyon,
Nnvnila and WnvhlUKlon Tnrrllory,"
us vxtamletl to all pulillo Inntl luls
iiv att ttt ln.u.1 A 1UU1
AstorU. Ofl' MILLARD ARMHTRONO.
of MuPiin, County of Hhnhon, 8tt
of Mn ho, ha thl tit v Ulifl In this
utile hi sworn Ktntonimit No. tUX
fur til puri'hn of thti wrst hiilf of
l he sotitlipitst (junrtrT, Mini lot 1 iin1
t, of Sci'tUm No, 1, In townxhlp No. i
north. rnn No, 10 went, ami will of-
fir proof to show that th Inml ouht
I moro vnluntito fur II timber or ston
than for ast'U'iilturiil nuriuwo, ami to
xatnbltKli hi cln I m to sal. I Inml be
fore th revlntnr ami rw-rlvr of thl
iifli'e Orpon Cltv, Oroimn, on Hon-
inv. th Set tiny of November, la,
M nnnir a wllnpisr: Ryron J.
finnforil, of Montnvllla, Or.t Wililnm
Krlom-l, of T'ortlnnit. Or.! Jnir T.
Hurk. of Bfnalil. Or.: D. J, llurb.
of 8r(i, Oro.
Any ami nil oinmn clnliiilnir ail-
vewly th abnv flrwrlMxl lorn' ar
nu'tit to ftl thilr rlnlm In thl
office on or hofor th said M day ot
N'ovnilH'r 1S0J.
CHA8. ft, MOOnFS,
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making tlmatr and rxecutliif
order for all kind of electrical
nstalling and Repairing
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celebrated SHELBY LAMP. Qull
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H. W. CYUUH,
Mar
People ; xpect
THE U E S T
In th way of luxury and lld
cdmfort when they travel via
And they ar never diiuiupulutcd-
not even the most exuetina-ror itm
amou Train of this Kauiuu Line
are all equipped with The LVat of
Everything."
Remember It I t'i short line be
tween Minneapolis, tit. 1'aul and Chicago.
Anything; you wish to know about
comfortable traveling gladly answered
ty
H. L. BISLER,
General Aent, 248 Alder Street,
PORTLAND, QREQO.V.
T. W. TBA8DALB.
Oeoeral Pas. Agt., 8L Paul., Minn.
Some Inter
esting Facts
When people ar oonten.iU'liig a
trip, Whether on business or pleasure,
they naturally want th beat ervV
obtainable a far a speed, comfort and
safety 1 concerned. Employe of the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINHW ar
paid to serve th public sund our train
ar operated o aa to mak cloa con
nection with diverging tinea at all
Junction points.
Pullman Palac Sleeping and Chair
Car on through trains.
IHnlng car service unexoellcd, Meal
served a la cart.
In order to obtain the nrst-oiam ser
vice, ak the ticket agent to aell you
ticket over
he Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will mak direct lo.iiiectlons
at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all points Bast.
For any further Information call on
any ticket agent ,or oo ire pond with
JAS. C. POND, Oen. Pes. Ag't.
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wl.
NOTICE) FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Offlc at Oregon City, Oregon,
Sept. 18, 1903.
Notice I hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice
of his Intention to mak final proof In
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made befor the County
Clerk of Clatsop County, at Astoria,
Ore., on October 27, 1902 vis.:
JOSEPH F. BARTOLDU8,
H. VI. No. 11731, for th NW14 o J8,
township I nort, rang 10 weL
He names th following witnesses to
provs his contlnuos residence upon
and cultivation oft said land, vis:
Philip M. Condlt, Jacob B. Bralller,
Mrs. U. B. Wlngard, Joh Phtlo Eber
man. all of Beaslde, Oregon.
CHAS. B. MOORRS,
9-11-10-24. Rsglster.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTirjC.
Notice I hereby given that th un
lorslKiied h been aptwlnted admln-
lutratrlx of the etate of Cynthia M,
Ryl', deceaed. by the County Court
of the Hta; of Oregon for tutop
t'oii'ity, All pervona Imvlng cliiliu
Agnlnst nld extat are hereby rviiulr-
eil to prv'iwnt the ame to ilia innl.r.
slituod nt her relden In the City of
Astoria, Clutsep County. Orn. du-
ly verified a by law required, within
six month from tin dm.
MAUD B. HAYl.Ert.
Atlnilnltr4trl of th estate of Cyn
thia Hal -, det'euned.
Iutvd tin SJ4 day of September, Wt
9-23-19-31.
SUKltirrs SALK.
Uy virtu of an rsecutlon and order
of ule Issued out of th Circuit Court
of the stale of Uregtm for the County of
Cluuoo, on th iKth day of tfeptem-
brr, 1W1. uon a Judgment rendered
therein on th ifilh day of September.
Wl. In favor of William C. I Hide
brsndt and Max Povner, partner do
ing busluee under the Arm name of
Illldebrandt. I'oaner A l-uinpny,
Plaintiff., and against lender Ander
n. defendant, for the um of im,
and th cost and dubursetnent of
thl suit, taxed at til, and the cost
of and unon thl writ t'onimamllng and
rtHiulrln m to nmkr mile of the foi
lowing dcwrllied real and eronnl
liroiwrty, to-wit:
"lie barrel of lilue t!r tlourtxm
whisky mid lot 4. In l.ln. k :7, in th
Town of AlderliriHik, a laid out and
re.-onted by J. K, Kelly ami other.
In the City of Antiir'ii, Clatsop Comity.
Oregon.
Notice I hereby given that I will
on Monday, the pith day of November,
1W2. at the hour of 10 o'rlm k III tliA
forenoon of said day. In front of and
nt the CnurthitUMi diwir, In the City of
Astoria, Clntmip County. Oregon, m-ll
nt puhlle auction to the h'tthent bidder
for inh the nlwve-de rlld rent and
oernnniil proxrty to siitlHfy the Judg
ment. Interest, riwt and all Bi-i rolng
!, THOU. LIN'VILLF!.
Pherln of Clntnop County, Ore.
Aitorln. Ore., Ortolier 2,
10-13-11-7
NOTICK FOR PUI1I4CATI0N.
Vnlled Hlale Ijind Ofllie, Oregon
city. Oregon, Au it,. Witt.
Notice I hereby given thai In com
pliance with the orovlMlon of the net
i f congress of3uni S, 1SV8, entiled "An
uct the siile of timber land In the
Hint. of California, tiregon, Nevndii.
ami Washington Territory," us ex
tended to all the public land state
by Ail of August 4, I KM.
HRl'NA P. JOHN,
of Portland. County of Multnomah.
Slate of Oregon, ha thl day filed In
thl office hi sworn statement No.
672, for the pun has of the east half
of the northwest quarter of section
No. 9, In township No. f north, rung
No. 9 west, and will offer proof to show
that the land (ought I more valuable
for It timber or time than for agri
cultural purpow. and to establish hi
claim to nld land befor the rglster
and receiver of thl office at Oregon
City, Oregon, on the 7th day of No-'
vttnber, 1902.
He name n wltnesne: Tlinmn II.
Illdwell, Charles Ivernon, Frank Rid-
well, Theodore Stockman, all of As
toria, Ore,
Any and fill persons claiming ad
versely the above described bind ar
requested to file their claim In thl
office on or befor the said 7th day of
November, 1902.
CHAS. B. MOORRH,
9-2-11-4, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
United State Land Office, 'Jreir.n
City, Oregon, Aug. I, 1902.
Notice I hereby given that In com.
pllnnce with th provision of an act
of congrei of Jun S, 1870, entitled
An act for the sale of timber land
In th states of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory,"
extended to. all public land state s
by act of August 4, 1892,
MRS. GRILL A A, TA Y IX)R,
of Portland, County of Multnomah,
State of Oregon, ha thl day filed In
thl offlc her sworn statement No.
6849, for the purchase of the east half
of the southeast quarter, southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter, of
section 81, township 9 north, range
west, and lot 2, of section No. 6, In
township No. 5 north, range No. t
wet. and will offer proof to hnw that
the land sought Is more valuable for
Us timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish her
lalm to said land befor the register
and receiver of this offlc nt Oregon
City, Oregon, on Monday, the 8d day
of November, 1902,
Hhe name a witnesses: wiiiinm
Krlescl, of Portland, Ore.j Ryron J.
flnnford, of MontAvllla, Ore.j James T,
Ilurke, of Seaside, Ore.: B, J, Burke,
of Seaside, Ore.
Any and nil persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claim In thl
offlc on or befor th laid 3d dy of
November 1902.
CHAD. B. MOOR US,
(-15-10-17 ' Register.