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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1903)
ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY. APRIL 12, 19(K 1 "-5 ; BREVITIES Today's Weather Oregon, Washing- ton and Idaho Partly cloudy; slightly warmer during afternoon. , ' Mr. Raiunumea wm do up iac cur (" taint to your satisfaction. Leav or ,der at Oregon bakery.? ; Present your Presto coupons to us , and w will present yon with a full sis 4 ISo package ot Presto for t cents. Johnson Brother. . . f ftosly coal lasts longer. Is cleaner and makes less trouble with ; stoves - and chimney flues than any other coal r on the market. George W. Sanborn, , agent. Telephone 1311. Art rugs? Carpets? Fancy rockers? ' Iron beds? Go-carts? Stoves? Ran ge? Pictures? Frames? Anything ' in the house furnishing or decorating line? See H. H. Za.pt. Svensen's book store sells all the latest magaainea, stationary, school supplies, musical Instruments,, jiofeKj ties, picture, etc., etc. The children of the Methodist Sun ; day school are requested by the sup erintendent to be present at the church oa Easter Sunday morning at 10:45 sharp. . ' Plumbing out of Joint? Need Vme ; tin work? . Ring up No. 1031 for John A. Montgomery, 4 Bond street, who wiB promptly attend your wants with the latest sanitary plumbing futures and most skilful workmanship. Tin , nlng. gaaflttlng and heating. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP EXCURS ION RATE FOR ASTORIANS VIS IT! NO PORTLAND ON PRESI DENTS DAT. MAT 2J. On President's day. May 21. the A. C. R. R. will aell round trip excursion tickets from Astoria to Portland an d return at 33 tor the round trip, good to return May 22. , ill ''jooT1 HT .52Jeer f Otto and Emll Nelml, natives of Fin land, were ytaterday granted Brst clt Ixeashtp papers by County Clerk Clin ton, , . . ' . -....-,. The concert by the DeMoss enter tainers at the Methodist church Tues day evening, April It, will beyond ques Hon be "he svent ot lbs season. Tick ets at Griffin's book store. There Is no trouble between the Tal- lant-Grant Packing company and the American Can company, as reported. A slight misunderstanding was readily adjusted without difficulty. - i Mrs. J. Q. Megier presented the Presbyterian and Methodist churches' in Astoria with a handsome donation j of lovely spring flowers for their Eeaat er decoration, which were very grate fully received by the churches. The much heralded performance ot Macbeth at Fishers' tomorrow evening Is certain to draw a large audience who no doubt wilt witness one of the best performances ever seen In Astoria. The reserved seats are selling quite rapidly at Griffin's book store. J. W. Welch Is on a trip to Skamok awa, where he expects to organise the loggers ot that vicinity Into a union. A number of the camps have already formed union. The loggers have no nathMat organisation but affiliate with the American Federation ot Labor. Th billboard pictures of John Griff ith, the noted actor, have been mtetak en by many for likenesses ot William Jennings Bryan, the agile politician. The two stagers may not bear much resemblance to each other, but the pro file pictures probably resemble one as much as the other. L. Lebeck has finished driving the piling for the new cold storage plant of th Tallant-Grant Packing company and for a fish receiving station below the Seaside cannery for the Sanborn Cuttlng' company. Next week he will drive soma dolphins for the Clatsop Mill company's log boom at the mill, and will move and repair the dwelling house of J. J. UUlnger on Thirty-seventh street. For some unknown reason the tele phone boxes ordered for the,' Lewis and Dark line, have not put in an ap pearance and the interested residents are provoked as well as inconvenienced by the delay. Mr.- Reith came In yesterday for the express purpose of taking the boxes out with htm, hav ing betn assured that they would be here, but they had not arrived. The poles are up and the wires strung and all Is In readiness to install the Instruments. PERSONAL MENTION. H. 8, Lyman want to Clatsop last e Venning. 1 - - ' Mr. A. L. Fulton spent yesterday at Warrenton. ';.;, Major Simpson, of San Francisco Is staying at th Cole. Professor Foster visited Astoria from Deep River yesterday. George Cherry is spending Easter at horn with his parent. - E. Z. Ferguson returned from a trip to Portland last tight. Ex-Covenor T. T. Oeer returned from Salem last evening. Miss M. Leona Townsend was here yesterday from Warrenton. . Mrs. Sabine an I daughters were up yesterday from the west side. J. A. Mclntyre, the Hpmmond mer chant, was In Astoria yesterday. Mis Anna Lewis waa down yester day from her home on th John Day Duncan McClan came down from Portland last evening tor a short visit. W, B. Lobener, route agent for Wells Fargo A Co., was In the city yesterday. W. V. Sal waa la the city yester day from his horn on th Youngs river. Mis Harriet Alexander of th Mc Clur school 1 Visiting; in Portland to day. - :' J. W. Reith and I. M. Jeffers of th Lewi and Clark wen in town yester day. .-. Mr. and Mr. Fred Kruse will go to Portland tomorrow for a few days" .tolt. " - W. F. Halderman, agent of the A. ft C. R. R. at Warrenton, waa her yes terday.'. " Superintendent Dorse y Smith came over on the Nahcotta from Ilwaco yes terday. . v Frank Sal cam down from Port land yesterday, where he baa been for a aeek. ' Fred Leinenweber and wife came down on last night's train for a visit in Astoria. ;;, Mr. and Mrs. E. P, Noonan cam over from McGowan yesterday to re main over Sunday. " . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller are enter taining Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Cole of Aurora, Ore. - : Mrs. W. O. Barnes ha been Indls posed for a few days witha severe cold, but Is now convalescent. Mis Corrlnne Hansen, who has been visiting here for some days, returned to Portland last night. Captain Bailey, the popular master of the tug Tatooeh, returned from a short visit in Seattle last evening. A. Slfert, Fred Bidwell and George Omen were up from Fort Stevens yes terday where they are employed on the government works, Richard K. Knoll went over to Long beach yesterday to hav a larg addi tion built to hi cottage. II expects to move there for the season soon, Mrs. J. W. Howard Is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. J, F. Sal on Young river. Mrs. Howard reside In east ern Oregon and has recently been In Curvallts. ' s Chief Engineer Coyl of .th Perry and Mr. Coyl left for Portland last I evening. Mrs. Coyle will conttu on to Portland, Me., to attend her daugh ter, a ho Is quit 111, Samu ;l Elmor returned last even ing trim a few lays' visit In Portland. Mr. Elmor say the nomination of Ringer Hermann for congreoa Is gen erally approved In Portland. , A 9. Skyle relumed yesterday from t'arnahan, where he went to visit the new chess factory operated by his company, Th factory waa started np on April 1 with A. E. Mayhew In charge. It now receives 3200 pounds ot milk a day. . ; Thomas Corbet t was In th City yea tetdny from his Whites Island and Bar rle beacon seining -grounds. He ex pects to have everything In readiness for tinning soon after th season opens. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Warren came up from Warrenton yesterday. No Dessert More Attractive Why uas gelatin and spend noun soaking, sweetening, savoring aadoloriugwun Jcli'O produce better (emits in two utnutes ErerytainglnUispaekaK, Simply add hot water and sst to ool. It's perfection, Atur pritoth housewife, Ko trouble, 1im ex. psnsa, Try it fawdty. In Fonr Fruit Fuw voni Lsnton, Orange, HtrswWry, Hasp wrry. Atgruooia, 10a, f irOTaM surgeons at Rushwlck Central hospital said the wound would be fatal. Jitseph On sang, aged 13, was arrtsted and lock ed up ehargvd with attempted murder, OoHund and TelfUco had been playmates. ENGLISH COAL IN DEMAND. The American demand for English coal Is again in evidence, and many large vessels are being loaded and started for our country as rapidly as possible. Th demand for th cele brated Hostettter's Stomach Bitter Is aleo largely Increased, because more peorlft are learning ot Its wonderful curative powers In cases of stomach. liver, kidney and bowel disorders, and having trie on bottle they are be ing convinced of Its value, and won't wept anything else In Its place. This will be your experience, too. If you will only ytlve It a trial. It will build up the run down system In the spring. overcome that tired, depressed feeling, purify tha blood and cure loss of ap petite, indtgvstlon, dyspepsia, constlpa lion, biliousness, and la grippe. Don't fnll to try It. JUVENILE DUEL RESULTS FATALLY Chlmio April II. A dispatch to the Chronicle from New York says: With pistols for weapons and the dis tance 20 paces, two boys In knicker bockers fought a duel last night at Fulton street and Broadway, Brooklyn. Mkha?l felasco, Sged 11 dropped, at the crack of his adversary's pistol. The NOTHING LIKE if. Itoaty Bros.' moving picture show consist of 60,000 of th latest moving pictures and the latest Illustrated Illustrated songs sung by Professor Hadley of New York. This show Is not to b classed with the so-called moving picture show of whtuh there art so many traveling nowaday. It is an acknowledged fact that th Beaty Bros, hav th only six moving pic ture machines on earth with th dia mond propectlng lens. Beaty Bros, had the machine mads to order last July. They hav' six spockets that do away wl'.h all that quiver. Most of th Beaty Bros, picture are colored and cost M centa per foot, while th or dinary picture costs 10 cents a foot. Tou will see such pictures as "An Old Maid Prom New York," "Jack and th Beanstalk." In 10 beautiful scenea "Unexhaustlbl Cab," I guess that will hold you for a while. "Assassination of President McKlnley," "His Funeral." Who' Baby Ar You," "I' mAunt Ras tus" Baby, That' Whose Baby I Am." Don't fall to see "A Fisherman Catch," "Casey and th 8treet Roller," "A Fat and Lean Mun's Wrestling Mutch.' "A Man With Four Heads." "Otplur of Blddle Brothers. Out laws," battl scenes, boot scenes, train scenes, cotnla scenes. Beaty Bros, come to our city very highly recom mended. Th Salt Lake Tribune says: "Beaty Bros, played at th Salt Lake theater Friday, October U, lJOt, and gave uni versal satisfaction." At Fishers' Opera house April 11. Admission 15 and SO cents. Restrved seat sale opens at Griffin's book store on Tuesday. WWH AND OTHERWISE I.ltllo James had been tailing the minister that his father had a new set of falsa teeth. "Indeed, Jamwl" replied th minis ter, "What will h do with th old ones?' " ,' "O, I supposs." replied th lltti tel. low, "they'll rut 'em down and make me wear 'em," Promotr-t would Ilk to call your attention, sir, to our latest mechanical device, th Smith roller and crusher. Investor-Olfi I guess It's all right, Thor rfr a good many Smiths but I'm nut Interested. I hav nothing against them. Teacher Can you tsl! whr th Mis sissippi river rise. Johnnie? Johnnie Along It tntlr length nia'nin, . "No man Is Indispensable" W often say, but then W can't sv why this should apply To u Ilk othor men. A fellow who llvd In New Guinea Was known as a silly young nulnsa, II utterly lacked Good Judgement and tact,. For he told a svelt girl sh was kulneat - "Urother" Sheldon, author of 'In His Steps," has a sense of humor. II tell this story on himself of a young couple who applied to him to b mar ried! II performed th raremony .with dui solemnity and congratulated SILVER MARKET. Silver, U 1-4. BEATY BROS. KINGS OF THE Moving Picture Business Present W.000 latest colored Moving Pli'tures, guaranteed not to quiver or blur. . ; Jack ind th Bean Stalk, In 10 beau tiful scenos; The Jolly Old Maid from New York: Miss Maud Allen the Fly ing Lady, and many other. Also the Intent lllus'ritted songs sung by Prof. A. W. HADLEY America's Greatest Bar itone, assisted by CHARLES L LANGD0N Pon't fall to se lleatty Brother at Fishers' Oiiera House. Admtiwlon nml SO cents. Tickets on sale at Grif fin's Book Store.' WATCH REPAIKIKO Flrst'Claiw Work ' s ' . . Fine WattJis 8ul4 iatc'.i'ass.3a.wti;5aiui'sa hook r.( iiAN(ji: CASK PAID TOU BOOKS OT ALL KINDS, OR BOOKS EXCHANGED. , 469 Bond Street the bridegroom. Than h olxwaved th groom seaivhlng through hi pocket nnd looking a bit hunUllnliHl and nshsined, "I am afraid, parson," ha said, "that I ain't got ny money to pay you with." Then, after a mo ment of Jeep thought, looking up. cheerfully, lie added: "But I ran tell you how you ran n yuur gas meter so It won't register." Boat for Site A good dsn boat In first class con dition, ready for us. For particular Inquire at Asiorlan offlc. Cheap fuel. Fir alabwood, stove legth. II. M pr cord. Boxwood II. M per larg load, Phon S31I Black. Kelly, th trans fer man. Hats Trimmed Fret Mrs, Ingleton ha just opened a On lln of spring hats and Bowers, with waists, whit skirts and muslin under wear. Pompadours and hair switch, and all kinds of Indie and children's furnihlng good at sale prior. Welch block, Astoria, Or Teachers' tnstitue The annual Clatsop county teacher Instiltit will be held Mny . ?. and I at Aslorli. The day sessions In th high school building, evening session at th Methodist church. All teachers of this county will b In attendance prompt ly. Th public cordially Invited 10 at tend day and evening mwtinifs. It. S. Lyman, School Supt. Boat for Sale. Klahbost and wb for sal by Geo, Klco. administrator. No. 411 Bond St i ret, ". n educated fool Is a bigger fool than an onsauoatea on. . aHHC BIG SALE IS STILL ON and will Continue all through Easter Week. This week will be a week of unprecedented selling in every section throughout the entire store a selling for which many months of exclusive buying has filled our various stocks to the extreme of completeness. We are showing a fine line of WOMEN'S SUITS, SKIRTS and WAISTS replete with every touch of elegance that the best designers can supply, and Men's and Boys high grade Shoes, Clothing and Furnishings. WOMEN'S XECKWliAR. Our showing Is at its height just now, just the kind which fashion de mands. You cannot fall to be suited In this stock; and then the prices are so small, a they are at least ONE- , TlimO LESS than like goods sell for elsewhere. MOTIONS Baby Ribbons, two yards for.. lc Safety Pins per paper lc Bet Pins, per paper........ lc Best Six-Cord Thread, per spool.... 2c Corset Covers, good muslin 6c 50c Men's Shirts, 34 Inches long.. tec Lac Curtains, per pair 45c Toilet Paper, 10 rolls for ......2Sc Table. Oil Cloth, per yard 15c Lad! SOc Sailor Hats 25c New Sprint Wash Goods 32-lncn plain white Indian Linen,, worth 10c, on sale at........... 6c 28-inch Fancy Batiste, all colors, many pretty designs, worth 12 . , and 16c, at ,.tftc 32-Jnch White Oxford, on of the atesf styles for walsta, worth SO and 15c, in tj i...,",,, ,,,,,1 32-Inch Silk Grenadines, very 1U est ISO! shades, worth 70 and 76o, on sal at.:.:......... toe 30 Inch Fancy DlmHys, all dainty and tieat figures, 1903 atyles, worth 25c, on sal at..... i 15c 'ew Suitings for Ladies Weari 58-Inch all wool etamine, all col ors, regular values 75c, on sale at 48c 54-Inch all wool Scotch Suiting, all new shades, worth 21.35, on sal at $1 41-Inch fanny all wool etamine in colors and black, worth $1.36, on sale at 31 Boys Shoes On pair of Topsy Bos given with the sale of every pair of Boys' shoe. Boys' Heavy Box Calf Shoes, worth 31.(0, on sale at ...31.36 Boys Fin Vlcl Eld aad Box Calf Shoes, worth 32, at .....31.60 s, 1903 ylei irk Sales ot New Spring Silks S500 yard Wash Silk, per' yard..,. 89c 27-inch black Taffeta Silk, per yd..7c 23-inch black affeta Silk, pr yd. .$1.19 84-Inch black guaranteed Taffeta . Bilk, per yard....... Men's Underwear A complete stock of Men's Medium and Heavy Weight Underwear. Men's fine guagc-, heavy cotton, at 45c Men's fins wool, worth 31 125, at .30c en's tine gray, all wool, worth $1.76 at $1.26 Men's heavy all wool, worth $2.25 at $LM REMEMBER THIS SALE LASTS ONLY THM DAYS-SO BE QUICK! MUse MIkm'm One pair of Topsy Hose given with the sale of every pnlr of misses' shoes Misses' heavy box calf shoes, worth. W. at .....w.as Misses' Fine Vlcl Kid shoos, light or heavy sole, worth $2.60, at. .$1.76 Ladles NIiocm On pair of Topsy Hose given with very pair of Ladles' Shoes. Ladles' fin Vlcl Kid Shoes, light or . heavy soles, worth $2.60, at.. ..$1.15 Ladle fin Dongola or Vlcl Kid regular pric $3.60 and $3.7$. n t '. $2.60 Men's Shoes On pair of Topsy Hos glvn with the sal of very pair of Men's Shoes. Men's fine Box Calf Shoes, worth $8.60, on sale at..., , $2.60 Men' Fins Blucher Style, New To shoes, worth $4, on sals at. .$3.2$ Sale of 1003 Kid Gloves W handl the celebrated J, T. Sim mons Olove. Every pair guaranteed.. Rnal French Kid, at... $i,oo Fin French Kid, regular pries $1.50 : and $1.75, on sale at , $1.26 The celebrated Admiral brand mad ' by J. T. Simmons ft Co. at $1.50, " MORSE )EPA ST-MENT TORE' J rent Nuk'uI'Mru l,ii ( urtulim 80 pair of new l.are Curtulns at. ...tic to pair of new design Lace Curtnlns worth $1.40, ot .inv 50 pair new lace curtains, every pair worlh $2, at $1.45 30 pair line Lace Curtains, new and neat design, made to n il at $5, at $3.60 3& pair of Urusscl Net, new design, muds to sell at 37.60, on sale at ,.38 Moj n Clothing Everything In our Boys' Suit D putmont TO BE CLEANED UP AT THIS SALE. In order to make quirk work ot this sale, ws make some tremendous price concessions that put this sal In a class by Itself. j 25 Boys' two and thrta-plec auks, 1 all wool, worth $3.(0 and $4, an 'i salt' at.,........,,,,. f2.it $3 Boys' two and thre-plcc suits, worth 12.50 and $3, on sale at $1.93 27 Boys' two and three-piece suits, worth $2 to $2.60, on sals at $1.60 IIOSIEltY ; These ar without doubt th best Hosiery bargains aver offeredlnAstorla Thes bargains ar only mad possible ' by th buying advantage ws possess t as member of th great syndicate. R. ' member they are the celebrated TOPSY " ' LINK. ' ; Misses hose ". 6c Ladles' lacs hoso ..23a "' Lodleo' fins hos 25c Boys' heavy hos , ..1B0 Men's heavy hos ...t Bo Unn'l fln htaplr linu 1A Men's lace hos tin I