The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 21, 1904, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextCHANNEL TO' . BE DEEPENED Liberal Offers Made Chamber of 0mmebEn$ineers tag Department WILL BENEFIT BUOY DEPOT Dredjrfuj to Ha Duue ia Eastern Harbor Causes Satiafao tlou ia Local Com mercial Circle. . Judge Bowlbywj:haJfniaa of lh Chamber of Commerce commute oa commerce and,' navigation, stated yet terday Major Lengfltt had made very liberal otter to the Attorta chwrr with reference to deepening the channel In the eastern' portion of the Aarbor. The committee recently took up the matter with the engineer department, and Major Langfltt promised to have i survey and sounding made in the east ern harbor a toon as weather condi tions would permit. i "These sounding will show the ae- . - tual condtlon of the channels there," .... k .... said Judge Bowlby yesterday, "and i give us an accurate Idea of what we may expect to contend with. There are two channels making across the Columbia In the direction of Tongue Point, although they -f terminate some distance below the point. One Is the Taylor channel and the other the new channel which has only lately opened again. The chamber has always be lieved this last-named channel should. be kept open. It strikes the Astoria- shore some distance above the Taylor channel and If deepened would not in terfere with the depth In the eastern part of the harbor. The government has Interests at stake there, for Its buoy, depot Is .located at the extreme eastern end of the harbor. When th soundings are made the engineers will be enabled to tell just what will be re quired to deepen the harbor above, and Just what means will best subserve the Interests of all concerned. "The statement of Major LangBtt that he will cause dredging operations to be carried on in the east end harbor is gratifying. The re-location of the harbor lines there was not satisfac tory, affording , practically no relief, but dredging will give the, desired depth without further extension of the lines. We must aim to keep deep water from the Tongue to the sea, and I am satisfied Major. Langfltt will as sist us in this matter,? , -j Judge Bowlby said be had heard nothing further of the bill creating a separate district for, Astoria, The bill passed the senate, but after reaching the house was tost. It is likely the measure is waiting Its turn, and that In due course of time It will be taken up and passed ' This as a matter of the utmost importance to local shipping interests, the needs of which demand that Astoria be cut off from other Im provement districts and the work of improving the harbor be conducted sep arately. TUG'S HAWSER PARTED. Accident Occur While Tatoosh Is Tew ing Haydn Brown to 8ea. Of four vessels that tried to get to sea yesterday but one was successful. The weather was very had and the bar rough. About daylight rain began fal ling and as the morning wore along the wind Increased in velocity until there was a nasty swell on at ' the mouth of the river. The schooner W. F.'Jewett was towed to sea 'during the morning. With a cargo of lumber for San Francisco. A short time later the tug Tatoosh passed a hawser to the American bark Haydn Brown and started for sea with her, but the hawser parted. For a time it seemed the bark might drift onto the sands in the lower harbor, but the Tatoosh managed to keep her off. -. Both the steamer Elmore and the steamer Harrison tried to cross out during the morning, but when they got as far as the bar they returned to the harbor, as the outlook was not promising. Inspecting Sound Sttamtrt. - C. E. Fowler, one of the members of the Chamber of Cammerce committee appointed to Investigate the manner in' which the United States marine inspec tors are- compelling sound steamers to carry life-saving equipment, has been ' reported to the customs authorities, for punishment for violation of the marine regulations. Re and W. E. Roberts, both of the Puget Bound Bridge ft Dredging Company, own the tug Keros, Capt. P. 8. Warren. ! Last Thursday Capts. Whitney and Turner, of the marine inspection, board, discovered that the Keros, though a. tug, had carried IS men to one of the' large dredges near West Seattle Th omcers and crew were cited to appear Saturday before the Inspectors, and did to. 4 The tut has no passenger license, and tier ttte-savtn'g equipment consists of a skiff and enough life-preservers for th crew only. The testimony given disclosed thai the Nymph, a six-ton tug owned by the Puget .Sound liridge & Dredging Company,' also hat been 'carrying pas sengers. Her crew appeareo, pursuant to a notification, before th Inspector yesterday, and that case ha also been broucht to the attention of th cus toms authorities, with recommendation for punishment. , , rtitscusslng th matter, Capt Whitney aid; J "Our first intention as to suspend the licenses of the pilots of these vet. sals, but we find they would hav been discharged had they refused to obey the order of those owning tne iugs. Portland May Ost It i The government 1ms not yet made, arrangements for transporting to tne ..... i Philippine th overflow of forage cargo that wllUbe left, by the transport Dl.. If terms can be reached for sending it from Portland, an ddltlonal contract for. 1250 tons of hay will be awarded hro sava th Oresoftlan. Th follow ing message signed. "Humphrey. Quar- terroaster-Oeneral, X. 8. A." was re ceived by President Livingston, of the Chamber of Commerce, late yesterday afternoon.' t !t "Provided can ship from Portland on commercial line ? at advantageous wW. will award to Albert Broa XJSO ton of Oregon" hay? on lowest hid of 21.40 per ton. At what price per weight ton can such shipments be made - - -' - Marina Note. , The Cromartyshire yesterday com menced discharging coal at th Elder dock. Captain Harry Haslam has assumed command of the new launch Altoona, just built at Leathers' yards in this dry. ' ;.: 3 'v . ' '1 ' , Captain Clement Randall, of the El-1 der, la reported to be ill at San Fran cisco with heart trouble. His condi tion It not dangerous and It Is expected he will resume his run again shortly. The line to the cap went down again yesterday and no" report were re ceived from the Heads. The trouble trouble I somewhere between Astoria and Fort Columbia and la one of th results of th torm. Captain Bailey, the popular master of the tug Tatoosh, returned yesterday from San Francisco, where he had tak en the steamship Columbia, which wtll be laid up for two months to receive a thorough overhauling. The steamship Oregon arrived yes terday from San Francisco and re mained at the local dock for some is .: ' somewhere between Astoria consignee. She brought a large num ber of passengers, of whom many were, young ladles. , The ladle put In their time throwing snowballs while waiting for the steamer to proceed up the river. . Cigarettes Kill Woman. Chicago, Jan. 20. Miss Fannie Mc Nabb, said to be a victim of the cigar ette habit has been adjudged insane before Judge Carter. She Is 33 years, old and evidence was introduced to show that she had smoked' a package of cigarettes every day for years. .'Two years ago she was treated at a sani tarium and was supposed to have been cured. She was ordered to an asylum. To look well your blood must be. pure to give yottr complexion that peculiar fresh ness which can only be obtained when your system is in good work ing order. Beecham'i Pills will put you in condition. To feel well van most be well. Yrmr dio-estivs organs must be doing their work v.1 T7.A1 run. t 111.. yiujviiy. uccwuttui f M9 ntfc, Ai0 oil on machinery, and will give you the snap and vigor that only comes with perfect health. To keep well every organ must be doing its duty stomach, liver and kidneys must each be in thorough working order. If you are sot as well as yon ought to be ,- : ... . . ,. Take a small dose of BEE&HAM'S PILLS They will set you right . ' "' :n '-";'t.'.t.',vj i . j ., , . 8I4 Everyvvher 10 Cents and 25 Cent 3l 1 ; - Wb LET YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN. Sotebo4j his what you, want,, or wants what yeu here t , , , h ,. sell. Here j$ where wsnt anj wanted. crime together. ADVERTISE. 1 " i - v !?, . '- " ' Sheet. ' For the big prise at Doc James' shootini gallery, 411 Bond street. , First -class meal (or Ho; nlct cake. cofTe pi or doughnuts, $c. V. 8. ret taurattt, 454 Bond street. tf . They don't eom tut Whatt Why, the bristle In the tooth brush at Frank Harra Drug Store. He hat a big tupply at all prices. Call anase. Th Mtrntmr Attorlta will bt found for salt at Qriffln't book store and at Scullys cigar store, corner Eleventh and Commercial streets. Wod. Wood. Weed. Cord wood, mill wood, hoi wood, any kind ef wood at lowest price. Kelly, tht transfer man. 'Phone t!U Black, Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera house. Upper Astoria ha a place where you can get a fin glass of beer, at good wtne and liquor at yoa can find any place in th city. HARRY JONES, tf Opposite Kopp't Brewery. DENSMORS TTPEWRITKR. We sell, rent, and repair all makes of typewriter. Writ for new catalogue of New Dentmor. " Huxley, Ryaa Co.. S3 Fourth Street Portland. Or. ' - Piano Tuner. For good, reliable piano work tee vour local tuner, Th. Fredrickkon. . 2071 Bond street. 'Phone Red" 3CT4. COAU C0AU C0AU It you want your money's worth Ring "Pbon 1SU. GEO. W. SANBORN, Aft. .. JAPANESE OOOOT. ' ' New stock of fancy good Just arriv ed at Yokohama Bazaar. Call and tee tht latest novelties from Japan. ' The Boston Restaurant 030 COMMERCIAL STREET Best til Neatest Eitinr House la Astoria - . . .TrjrOir 2 5-Cent Dinners I Prompt Atteatioii lllflli Class Ctef MARINOVICH & CO niHaiiiiimiitiH8wnttMimnnittimitiw H O T B L POR T L A N D The FIneat Hotel In the Notlhwect I PORTLAND. xxxxxxmxxxur ihihih yxxxxiTxxrTrTXTii FRCiSH AND CURED MEATS Wholesale and Retail Ships, Logging Camps and Mills supplied on short notice. LIVESTOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD g WASHINGTON MARKET IVIIItttyillTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTrrvlIITVTvV THE LbUVRE A First Claas Concert Hall J - ADMISSION FREE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM Seventh and Astor Streets a.' WeiriHarci STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES; FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS. f TOBACCO AND CIGARS....... j- r Supplies of all kinds at lowest TttU, for fishermen, j Farmer, and Loggera. !i Teats asd Commercial Streets CALL ON HIM. Electrical fixtures. Electrical Hiring. Electrical aupptlet.' ' Oat mantels guaranteed. , 4H Commercial street, M. P. Hardesty Kleetrlssl Ctntrtattr BEST U-CENT MEAL, i Tou will always Ond th best lie meal ia tht city at tht Rising Sua res taurant, No, 111 Commercial street. ' Smhirt OaeeV I Take Point and Saoalwiter bay oyster at tht fniperlol chop houat. Try our ctff. It It unexcelled. S. M. QALLAOHBR, Managwr. trsngers In town tftm speak tf th beautiful complealoa of Astoria girl and lay It to the cllmat. which it par tially tht reason, as they most all use Hart's Toilet Cream to prevent rough ness of the skin, chapped hands or Hpa For salt only at Hart's drug store, AT TUB TORE POINT. t If it It In season you will And It at itt best at tht celebrated Tokt Point oyster btust on Eleventh street. Fish, game, shell-nob. choicest meats, pastry coffee, etc., etc., served to the queen't taste. Special accommodation for parties. Open all nltbt. Pont mitt the place, Eleventh street, neat Bend. A Popular telene, " ;' Plumbing look ey, but nt part of a house Is more Important to health and comfort than tht plumbing. Wt art prepared to do all work la this line In tht most scientific and satis factory manner. Wt keep tht latest Improved fitting alwaya la Mock for new or repair work. All kind tf tinning, heating and steera-flttlng. -Phone 103L 4H Bend itreL JOHN A. MONTGOMERY. OREGON. CHRISTENS0N CO. - Finest .Resort In The City CHANOE WEEKLY CHARLES WtRKKAlA Prop. s Beer. ASTORIA. OREGON nlshed when ntotssary position par mantat. Address Tht Columbia, 1)1 Mono Building., Chkago, Hi. I Weloomt at Sunshine - u after a lsg storm is a ftellsf tf relief waea ha tbstlnatt, pltlleee ceil has tea drive away by Allen's Z-ua flalsam, 0!y pttplt wt hart been ourtd ef threat-ache tad tort lungs hy thlttmdy caa tuitt realist what tat ftellBg ls,',Thert it at tplun la tht alt; Its (ed tSect Is rajleal aad latUtf. Takt a bttUt ktiat today. ,. i Suslnest Prepesltlen, ' If yto art gotng east a tarfal telect lea tf your route la essential tt tkt ta feyweat el year trip. If It i a butt aest trip Umt It tht aula eoatldtr- ale; If a pleasure trip; teeaery aad tht etavenlrartt aad csmferts ef a ratdera rallrtad. ' -J r .- .- j,i Why not combine all by uaisg tht llllnsls Central, tht up-to-data road, running two trains dally from St. Paul and Mlnneapslla. and trom Omaha, tt Chit ago. Fret reclining chair cart, tht famous buffet llhr.try smoking car, all train vtstlbjltd.? fa short thoroughly irHHlern throughout. All ticket read In via th Illinois Central wtll bt hen ered oa the trains and at extra fart chary td. '' " ' i Our rales art tht tamt as thost of lofeiit, rtadt why ntt get yeur meaeyt worth?' .""""." " 4 "Writ ftr 'fun parttealari,; B. H. TRUMBULU Cemmerclal Agt, Pertlast, Or. J. f . UND8IY. T. r. A P. A., Peru and. Or. PaVI . THOMPSON, F. . P. A., Seattle, Wash, Tht Lee tleetrl Insel, whloh art sold by tht Owl drug ttort eiciual re ly and under guarantee for curt, art aot pravtoaaly charged with electricity, We Gaii' Please You and Save You Money Give ut yeur order for any kl4 tf l-rinUna; plaia tr artist Ia, buslatsa or perional. W (uaranttt tatlatae lion. " v.. s ; , t I Best workmanship. Most rsaeonmbts trie. f Two linotype nachlnet tnablt at to arias briefs M ether Vook vrtrk ea saart aotfet. h Nwspapr oomposltlon a specialty. Writ tor T.rms. iJef Astorian Publishing Go. 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Notice ia hereby gtvtn that tht us- i -i i .b - v . .- ,fv .... dtrtigntd doing business under , Ut Arm nam of aMnkella A Company, proprietor ef tat New Stylt restaur ant, hav this day, by mutual eonoeat. dissolved partnership, Joha Xtnatlla continuing la tht business. AU out, standing accouals will be collected hp tht ntw Arm, who will pay all oblige Ueaa. JOHN aURAOO, John Xlnktna, ' E::Us StnlEl-PipEli Cbise! Cw. a posrnvB cuss VrtaAaamMIMefOaiant; ft ikm luaMi h4 Di.m Maf. Jte if f at eabilr mi rna ta tiaurtlirt i ta4il. SO UMffothew WS IP. AtH,tol lmlM .J kf 4nnW ma m lAim nmi m. ShsTi arnilTiseaal ssssssilk swssessesss eswvss) FtVOSjS) told by Chas, It seers, etl Commercial Every Xhmn ttmmi Urn wwuWl MtRVIt katlo Spray Irw - twMi Mw, sum. ,w. II -wf . --.4 Mitl IM tn at . vi i.a ulM,MTClbk-MM Helta lull MarthraUf. Knd ifiiHt'MM lit. a r r mmmt aww tp (.' v ,: ... ; ,''' una inpn t97 sua StWU. J x" 'w a m - Haf I i .