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"'ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1003.
LooKing for Better Prices? .
1 1 1 LobKirig for Bettef Goods?
Hi (M)ri h nwd not I long nm, both art lwuy to bt found at our
lor. If you doult our wont, call wt csimlno our good and w will
fonvlm you (hut V hv the liwt of vrythlng t price that will
pvwr you.. W want hr of your palronui. A mall trial ordw
will fonvlnr you that w cell thv lxt of everything In our line.
I ROSS, HIGGINS (EL CO.
MONTIIL.Y TIDE TAIJLEH
itiKh Water.
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THE HORNING AST0RIAN
";: TELEPHONE 111.
TO DAY 8 WEATIIEH
rortUlld, Ft'b. l.-VekTii Oregon
nl Wiu.liliiKloii-Plunvcr.
Oood iri'irnlng' Havr you bought
on of Wl.f i. Biwt UI 17 (0 ulUi?
Four up-to-date barbon at tho O- il-l-nt.
You don't hav to watt. '
All I ho liilett booka, panott and ing
tna a 8vt?nm'a Vwok utora.
Wyoming rcml, THE 110U8K CHJAL.
rtnd oidfr to 8. Klmora Co, '
Yu will alwayi find tho tout 16c mtal
lu tha utiy at the Itlnlug Sun rtau
t.int, N, 015 Commarclal ttrtrt.
tlwwt i-rAin 15 ifiita a pint. No
.harg for whipping. Tagg'a randy
alore.
For fjitod, rrllnldp piano work ae
your local tuner. Th. Frtderlvkan,
imi llond atrt. Phone M74 lUd,
You will Ihutik ua for reminding you
that our hvadiifhe tablula never fail, or
If thy do, we return your money,
t'harli'i Itngt ra, diugglat.
J tint urrived A car of the famouf
Wyoming oal. Flncat In tho world
for dom"Hll,,' uk. Hrnd or phone your
ordttr to 8. Klmnrc A Co. Phone
Main m.
Sptx lal utile of rarnt-t remnanti, 500
IMltinm to wlort from, Imludlng ux
ndnatMH, vrlvetg, and body Uninnel,
whk h we are olTuiing at fartory prlc,
Kio window display, Chug. lUllbom
A Sou.
The Kpworth Ixgue of the M. E.
chunh will give ft Oeojgo Waahlngton
aoclal nt the imraonage, corner of Ninth
and KuchAiige atreeta, Friday evening,
February 20, All young people nrc
cordially Invited.
An rnergvilo miimiKcr for oltke to be
ojeind In this city for large manufac
turing comrn. Salary $100 per month
extra riniinl.Mlona and expenaea, 1500
emh ecuilty required. Bent of ref
ernee. Addreaa Munnger V. O, box
MA f)lm Frnnclvo, Cnllf,
What Is itie trouble? Faulty pHtnio
log and poor flxturea? For the beat
unitary plumbing goods and gklllfnl
thorough workmanship aehd your or
dera'to No, 42S,Itond atrect. Tinning,
grtd-flttliig nnd heating. John A,
Montgomery,
W. J. .Soullythe hardware atore and
ttnuhop ninn," haa moved from hln old
location on Bond street to No. 470-472
C'onimurulul utreet, opposite tho, Ilee
hlvewheic he hna a well 'appointed
xtoreroom and shop, a fine itock of
atove", railgea, bath tuba, plumber'
goods,' h.ndwnre, tlnwnre, etc., g,nd
the bent of facllltlea for plumbing and
attam fitting. 1
Noi Dessert
More Attractive
Why we gelatine and
pend ' hours soaking,
sweetening, flavoring
and ooloring when
Jeii-0
rroduoas better roeulU in two minutesf
ETerything in the package. Simply add hot
water and sat to eooU It "a perfection. Atul
prise to the house wife. No trouble, lees ex
pense, Try it to-day, ' In Poor Fruit Fhw
Torsi Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Rsp
fcerry, Atgrooera, ,, lOo. i , ,
Hend In your order for Wyoming
coal. 8. Kltnore A Co.
Fern y selected Spltu.-nberg and Raid
win apple at Johnaon llioa.
(lood morning! Have you bought
olio of Wlae'a special $7.50 SUltsT
Iti'Simnnlble party want to rent a
house; must be modern; will pay 120
to 126 per month: address P.O. bog Mo.
Carpet reinnanls-SOO different pat
torns at lens than wholesale prices.
Very suitable for ruga. See window
dUplny.. Chas. llellborn A Son.
(looil service, and good goods, at tho
right price la what you want when pur
chasing gtocrrles. (live us a trial and
we will see to It that you will lie pleas
ed Willi the goods, service and prke.
Johnson ltro.
The suit of John L. Bock against the
city of Astoria has been set for trial
March I. Plaintiff aska 1MO0 danmgea
for Injuries suffered by falling through
a defective street on August 21, 1900.
The case was trUd In March. 1102, but
the Jury disagreed. ?
In the circuit court yesterday Jennie
Rlmomls was granted a decree of di
vorce from Frank Slmonds. . The com
plaint stipulated cruelty and failure to
provide as the grounds for action. The
plaintiff la allowed under the decree to
resume her maiden name, Jennie
Palmer.
The bill Introduced by Kepresenta
tlv Cafmihnn "to fix the aalarlea of
deputy countyNifflelala has been with
drawn. A new measure haa bven offer
vd by Senator Fulton and has passed
the upper house. It provides that the
sheriff of Clntsop county shall appoint
three deputies,
One of the lending features of the
library entertainment given Tuesday
evening waft the vocal selection by Mlsa
Hhnw of Portland. It is seldom that
an Astoria audience bus the pleasure
of hearing a vocnllat from abroad who
sings with the perfection that Mlsa
Shuw does ind the applause, which
aniou'ited nearly to an ovation, attest
ed stronger than words the apprecia
tion flt for her artistic endeavors.
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Office Coastructlug Quartermaster,
Astoria, Ore., Feb. 4. 1903. Sealed
proposals In triplicate, will be receiv
ed nt this office until 10 o'clock a. m
March 5, 1903, nnd then opened, for the
construction of a plank road on Fort
Canby pillltnry reservation, Washing
ton."""' Plans and spflclflcatlons may be
seen and further Information obtained
here, lUh'ht Is reserved to neeept or re
ject any or all proposals.'! En(vi)lopVs
should bo marked "Proposal for Pnnk
Itond at Fort Canby, Wash," and ad
dressed to floo; t. flooiUle, Capt. nnd
Quartermaster, t'. S. Army.
mmmm
Plstrlct Attorney Allen yesteixlfty re
turned an Indictment agulnst E. F.
Libke, J, N. Ifeckard and D. Heck
aid, charfilng them with injuring n
jilnnk 'road. The case has been set for
tr'ul March 4. This Indictment la an
other stop In the notorious Lewts nnd
Clark road case. The three men In
dicted constituted a settlers' commit-:
tee appointed to build the road. They
determined upon a new route and took
It upon themselves to remove some of
th planking from the original road.
This resulted In a suit Instituted by ob
jecting tettlars, -ind the case will be
fouuht out In the courts. The set
tlers have been unable to get together
In the matter, and the prospects for a
new road through the fertile valley of
the Lewis and Clark are' decidedly
poor. ' '"' ' ' - " "' 1
'..Oood mortilrHrt Hav "yoti botfght
one of Wise's spei lal 17.60 suits?
Airam Buorenen, who Is . residing
with his uncle, Mr, Saarenvn In West
Astoria, bad the misfortune lust night
la meet with a fall on the premises of
hi hom that resulted In a fractured
skull, Dr. O. P. Kates waa summon.
d and ho pronounce th young mnn
a seriously hurt but that be I ronsrl
nus nnd that tha Is hope of hla re-
coory. The 'njnred man la II year
of age ond arrived her from Finland
a week a.. I
Healed proposals will be received at
the office of the lighthouse Inspeutor,
customs hoUNO, Portlund, Ore,, until It
o'clock m., March II, 1901, and then
opened,. for, furnishing and delivering
provisions and fuel for vessels and sta
tions In the 11th lighthouse district dur
ing the nV'iil year to end June 30. IMI,
in acconiiincv wan speemcattns, coiies
of which, with v blank proiatsais and
other Informntion, may be had upon
application to Commander C. U. Cnl
klns, V 8. N., Insiwctor.
The boivling committee of the Com
mcrcltil dut ha issued another call
toe recruits tot a trip to Huletn. The
manner In Which (he team I to be se
lected haa not been announced a yet
by Mr. Wise, tut It is probable a try
out will be Inaugurated. There Is plenty
of food naterliil In the club, and it Is
.expected that Mr. Wise will get to
gether an aggregation that will win
laurels for Itself on outside alleys. Last
night Mrs. Hannaford secured the best
ladlea score and won the prise which
th committee had offered. '
Will F. Hall, manager of the Hall
Packing company of Poitland, ts In the
city advancing the Interesta of hla busi
ness. Mr. Hall 'is making a feature
or their Eugt brand ta males and i
meeting with flattering success In In
troducing the goods throughout the
northwest. The house docs a heavy
business with this article In Ran Fran
cisco and California generally, but in
this part of the world the tamale la
somewhat of a novelty. Mr. Hal)
carries sample with him and last night
they were served hot and steaming to a
number of Astorlana, who appreciated
the palttable treat.
a
The work of making preparations for
floating tha stranded bark Aletemlxe
Is progressing satisfactorily, and the
chances are that the vessel will easily
be huui'd bn"k Into deep water when
the high tide set In esrly next month.
Yesterday three mushroom anchors,
each weighing 6000 pounds, arrived
down the river and were taken to the
ship. There were also two steel ca
ble, each 2000 feet In length. In the
shipment. The anchors will be placed
out and the cable run from them to
the two engines aboard. Dy the time
the high tide occur everything will be
In readiness for tho supreme effort to
float the vessel. '
, Tonight the Weston A Herbert Vaude
vllle company open their tow-nlKht en
gagement at Fishers' opera house and
from all appearances they will be
greeted with a crowded house. Among
the company are the Four Bragdons
who are a special feature from New
York. They do a very funny Irish
knock about act which Introduces lit-tie-Clifford,
tho I year old Irish corn
median, termed the pocket edition of
Johnny Kay. The Three Rosebuds do
a very enteralnlng specialty Introduc
ing singing, dancing etc., and with We
ton and Herbert, Hugh J. Kmmett,' Lit
tle Carrie, Mlsa Muy-Mycra and Kdlson
latest Improved bioscope an evening
can be well spent. Secure your seats
at Griffin's book store.
An order restraining the persons mim
ed from Interfering In any way with the
BrltlsJahlp Riverside, the crew of the
vessel of the captain, Porter, was serv
ed yesterday on J. J. Kenney and Pat
rick Lynch, local sailor bonrdlng-house
muster. Captain Porter newr makes
port that trouble does not ensue, and
he haa been enjoying hla full share re
cently at Portland. Some days ago
three men whom he had engaged to
work on the outward, trip were set up
on and beaten at Portland, and the act
was laid at the door of the run.iers. in
an effort to pravent repetition of the
trouble, the captain Instituted the re
straining proaeedtnaX and in a general
way Included all Columbia river boarding-house
master In the complaint.
Galloway' bill to license sailor board
ing house men and to protect snilors
the measure known as antl-crlmp bill
passed the senate with amendments.
The bill us it passed finally la different
in so many respects , from the bill ns
presented that the author probably
would scarcely recognize It, but It Is
generally conceded that as passed the
mensuro Is a tho.'jUKhty good- one, and
that it will meet with the necessities
of the case fully. When the bill was
called up Senntor McGinn explained Its
provisions nnd advocated Its passage.
Some changes had been made In the
bill as It came from the house, he mild.
The house bill had provided a license
for keepers of sailor boarding houses
of $50. Thl had been raised to 1250.
The house bill hud provided that sailor
hoarding house keepers furnish a bond
of 120,000, Thla was prohibitory und
hud been reduced to 15000, It was the
general desire of the people, he thought,
that this bill should pass, and he there
fore hoped It would do o.. The bill
wa then placed on final pasage, and
not a dissenting vote was recorded.
itiood mornlnf U : Havl;
fine of 'Wis.' special 17.60 suits?
ffirlfAIDfRGflS BACK SON
Lust night' Portland Journal con
talned the following statement with
reference to II. W. Hcott's candidacy:
"From a careful canvass of the" situa
tion it Halem, and from Information
secured from reliable sources the Jour
nal i in a position to predict that at
about midnight tomorrow night, at the
special session of the legislature, Har
vey W. Scott wIlL fee elected United
HtaleS senator.- This Is the program
now, but of course it may be complete
ly changed before the time for a ballot.
However, thu far the plan for elec
tion have not been disturbed." Else
whr the Journal has another sio'v,
that presents a different phase of th
situation., "Tho senatorial Ugh! has
assumed a new phase, which is sensa
tlonul In the extreme. Jonathan Bourne
ts becoming so formidable a factor that
panic has seised the supporters of Ilur
vey W. Hcott. Bourne's election as sen
ator would men complete overthrow of
the machine which now dominates
Portland politic and there Is a possl
blllty that the machine may be forced
In order to avert the election of Itourne
to throw all It strength to Oeer; The
latter Is anything but an acceptable can
di late to the majority of the Multnom
ah delegation, but hi election would be
vastly preferable in the eyes of the ma
chine to that of Johnalhnn Bourne
It will probably be determined to
night whether Scott's name can lufely
be presented to the legislature. It will
not be presented if there Is any seriotja
risk thjit the consequences might aid
Itounie."" i ft - ". r
The attendance at last eveslngs
meeting of the ' Civic Improvement
league was quit small, too small. In
fact to do any effective work and so
the election of officers and the outlin
ing of work for the future, scheduled
for thaneetlng, will, of necessity, take
place later. The Civic Improvement
leuaue has bad decidedly an up hill
existence almost since Its Inception.
The only reason for its existence is that
the city may be benefitted and it seems
a pity the Organisation has not all
along been accorded the heurty sup
port of the public that it so much de
serves. There are 34 Individual mem
bers of the league. and a number of
fraternal bodies are identified with the
organisation, but In spite of this the
Civic Improvement league has some
how got lost In tl shuffle. In order
to obviate this apparent inattention to
a most worthy cause It Is being suggest
ed that the league affiliate with some
other body in the city, whose aim is for
the betterment of the community, at
the same time retaining ita Individual
ity as the chief factor for practical and
Immediate amelioration of the innum
erable evil that are constantly In evi
dence when an organized movement Is
not on foot to keep them down. The
Idea is to have the Push club or the
Woman's club take y he league under
Its wing, so to speak, and that would
be ample assurance that a quorum
would Invariably be in attendance to
transact business and more attention
would naturully be, given to It seeing
that another organisation, a larger and
stronger one, would be directly Inter
ested in Its success. The league could
act somewhat as a committee on mat
ters of Improvement are guided and
encouraged by the club, with which It
would be affiliated, would unquestion
ably attain the object for which It has
for so long made such Inneffectual
quest ft c?an city.
Good morning! Have you bought
on of Wise' special 17.50 suite?
P.I 1 CROWD ATIEN'IS
GERMANS' MASQUE BALL
Almost One Thousand People Take
Part In Annual Merry-Making
of Sons of Herman.
At moat 1000 people attended the
mrisque ball given last night at Foard
& Stokes' hnli by the Sons of Herman.
The lanre pe.vllion was gnlly decorated
and presented a brilliant scene through
out the evening. The costumrs of the
maskers were attractive and altogether
the ball was an unqualified success.
The Columbia orchestra rendered ei
cellcnt music, which added greatly to
the pleasures of the night. The Judges
Olnf Anderson; L. H. Sprauer and
Monroe Sander, the latter of Portland,
awarded the prises as follows:
'First Best dressed lady-r-W- Harry
Jones; prlxe, rocking chair, .. .
Second Best dressed gentleman Vic
tor Llndbeck: prlae, center table. ,'..
Third Best sustained lady'a charac
ter William Simpson; prise, lamp.
Fourth Best sustatned gentleman's
character Sidney Snow; prise, umbrel
la. V
Fifth Second best dressed lady Mrs
Fred J. Brown; prise, water pitcher.
Sixth Second best dressed gentle
msn George Malar; prlxe, " smoking
set.' -
Seventh Second best sustained lady's
character Mlns Jennie Porter; prlxe,
rug. '
Eighth Second best sustained gentle
man's "character Louis Haufte; prise,
shaving set.
SENMATIOSAL FINALE TO
KIIAI'JNJ CAHK.
Willlutii Martin Kize Child at
Kelso and File With Slob 7;
at III IlceU.
The senKHllon.il kidnaping of the lit
tle I year old son of William Martin by
Mrs. Martin, last week, had a fitting
climax In the sensational manner in
which the father regained custody of
his child. Yesterday Mr, Martin re
turned to the city with tho boy, aftet
one of the most exciting experience
that a father ever went through for a
child.
On last Thursday evening Mrs. Mar
tin carried off the child from the apart
ments of her husband on Commercial
sfeet, between Twelfth and Fourteenth
Th'! woman hud left her husband some
weeks previously to visit friend at
Kelso, Wash., but he failed to return,
and her husband learned that It was
ber purpose to remain ' permanently
away.. Mrs. Martin returned unex
pectedly, secured the boy, placed him in
a hack and hurried with him to the
eastern portion of the city, ' where
mother and son hoarded a waiting
launch, Mr. Martin's efforts at the
time to overtake the runaway mother
were unavailing.
However, the father waa not content
to let matters rest, and ever since the
kidnaping he had been .-naklng quiet
inquiries as to the whereabouts of the
woman who had stolen hia child. He
finally located her at Kelso, where she
was living under the name of Mrs. B.
Logan. The launch -on which she
made her sensational get-away from
Astoria had taken her to Kahuna, from
which town she proceeded to Kelso, a
few miles north on the line of the Nor
thern Pacific. , On Tuesday Mr. Martin
appeared at Kelso, and on Wednes
day morning he found his boy, who was
playing In the yard of bis new home.
The father Jumped over the fence on
teeing the child, and, taking It in hi
arms, started down the railroad track
Mr. Martin witnessed the coup that
her husband had executed and at once
she set up a cry for assistance. -Mr.
Martin soon found himself inthe un
comfortable position of a fugitive, with
a crowd of men, women, boy and dogs
on his trail. However, he continued
the flight, and it seemed for a time that
he would outstrip his pursuer.
Among those who bad Joined in the
pursuit were the town marshal, a depu
ty sheriff and two other men, who un
fortunately had the good Judgment to
enlist the service of a handcar. On
this car they started after the father,
and were not long tn overtaking him.
W hen within hailing distance the mar
shal commanded Mr. Martin to stop
and surrender himself Into the custody
of the law. The officer was about to
biing his gun into play when Mr. Mar
tin covered the four ' men. He ex
plained calmly that the child belonged
to him; that he had done nothing
wrong, ant thit my effort on the part
of the men to arrest Ms flight would be
resisted. He told hi little story In a
manner which carried the conviction
that he meant exactly what he said.
and those who know "Billy" Martin
will agree that the officers and their
companions displayed excellent Judg
ment when they acted on the sugges
tion that the father should not be mo
lested. Instead of . mixing matters
with him, they started back for town,
nnd Martin continued happily on his
way. The crowd Which had followed
kept at a respectful distance.
Mr. Martin reached the Cowllts river
In safety, and came across two wood
men, A. D. Chamberlain and Simon
Cuthware. He related to them the
incidents of the previous hours and of
fered to pay them handsomely tf they
would take him to Aatorla. Mr. Martin
did not purpose -to run the risk of a
trip on the t Iver boat, and ao the wood
men took him In a small boat down the
Columbia to this city. They arrived at
noon yesterday after a Journey of 60
miles, and the father haa since been
busv receiving the congratulations of
his friend. , ; v :.A '! ":.,','' 4
Mr. Martin will now Institute divorce
proceedings against Mrs. Martin,; ; He"
will ask custody of the child;' and pend
ing settlement of the case will see to it
that the little fellow does not fall into
the care of hla Knother,., i . -.': ..
Altogether, the episode wa the most
exciting of the kind that was ever en
acted In this part of the country. Mrs.
Martin Is due to make tho next move,
but It is not at all probable that Mr.
Mai tin will allow himself to be caught
napping. "' - , - ' . ,
flood morning! HaVe you bought
one of Wise's special 37.50 suits?
C. OI, Barr, Dentist
, Manscll Building.
67S Commercial street, ' ' Astoria, Ore.
TELEPHONE RED 2061.
. NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.
.Notice Is hereby given that it Is un
lawful for any person or persons to op
erate or maintain, or lenve In a condi
tion to take fish, In any of the waters
of this state, any set-net, gill-net, fish
trap, fish wheel, seine or any device or
apparatus or gear used in catching sal
mon fish or sturgeon, without first hav
ing obtained a license. ...
Any person found violating any of
the provisions of this act will be proeei
cuted and all gear found in violation
thereof will be seised and condemned.
All licenses issued during the year
1903 expired December 31, 1902, License
tees tor the year 1903 are now due. and
payable at the office of the fish warden
In the Page building, Astoria, Oregon.
'' H. Q. VAN DUSEN, ,
Master Fish Warden.
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All Cooks Delight fa wing
Economy Brand
Evaporated Cream
Novor tours, alwaya ready, never causes disappointment at tho lost
moment when meal are ready to w served. . I our cook
will be delightad becauso it i so handy; you will b
delighted because it it th purest and most appetizing.
We ar placing tha cap label reproduced herewith on '
very can of our product This it done for your protec
tion. Our name on th label mean that it it tho best
richest and purest Ask your dealer for Economy Brand.
HELVETIA VOX COirDEIf SIHa CO., Highland, fil.
tServiceable Baskets
Made in Japan
From
20as to
$1.50
Telescopes,
Shopping Bags,
Traveling Baskets,
Lunch Baskets, etc.
Tooth and Hair Brushes
From 25c to $1.50 Highest Grade lladu in Japon '
FOARD SL STOKES CO.
Astoria - Ore.
THE ASTORIA
Opened January 1, 1903
ASTORIA'S NEWEST HOTEL
Best Eutertainment at Moderate Prices
Corner Seventeenth and Commercial Sis.
JACK DENCK
Proprietor
Now is the time to bay Heating and Cooking Stoves
AT LOW PRICES
AH kinds of House Furnishing Goods,
Carpet Laying and Upholstering.
Adams Hennihg'sen
416-422 Bond Street
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NEW STYLE CHOP HOUSE
P. F. PETERSON, Proprietor
BEST ARRANGED EATING HOUSE IX ASTORIA
EVERYTHING THE MARKET AFFORDS
Eleventh Street
Astoria
The Best Restaurant, j
Regular Meals. 25 Cents
. Suaday Dinners Specialty ' .
E erythlng toe Market Affords "
Palace Catering Company
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The
Palace
Cafe
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THE WORLD'S MEDICINE.
To5
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FOR ALL
BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS,
Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind,
Weak Stomach. Impaired Piftcstier;,
Disordered Liver & Female Ailment"
Piwawd only by th Proprietor, Thoma Bwcbam, St Helm, Erg., td
ft Uni Street, New York. Sold Tywlr la bos UW. mm a,