ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY; OCTOBER 2, 1904.
PAGE FIVE.
Appetizing '
Pin Money Pickles
' ., Also
Mango
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Good Goods Our Specialty.
Local Brevities.
Foot tm 1 1,
This afternoon, '
At A. V. C. pork.
Commercial vs. Fort Slevens.'
Game called at 3 sharp,
Atlmliwloii, 25 cents.
For rent Nine-room house,
t Astoria National bank.
Inquire
Ooml clotht-H mada to your measuh
at a reasonable price. Kxhlbltlon of
patterns at (', If. Coupcr's on Thursday,
FrlJny and Saturday of thin week.
Don't full to go to A. F. C. park thin
afternoon and nee tho football game
the lunt before Multnomah and Com
tnerclul try conclusions.
The newest, neatest, mot convenient
and cheapest trading place In the city
Is the new Astoria Grocery. Small
profits and many aalei la the rale.
Phone 681, or call tt 623 Commercial
at root.
A deed was filed for record yesterday
by which the American Can Company
transfer to the Pacific flheet Metal
Works the waterfrontage on which the
old can factory standi. The consider
ation la stipulated as JL
The Imperial oyster house Is pre.
pared to furnish Bhoalwater bay oys
ters In quantities of pints and quarts
to supply the family trade. Colonial
oysters always on band.
Here Is the attractive bill of modern
vaudeville which th Star offer for the
week starting twrmrrdw; TKd Klrfrf
tiers, Kuropean baluncers, who have
teen the sensation of two continent;
Ward and Wardo, Irish Comedians
Inters and talkers; Irene Franklin.
famous lady cornetlst: Delmar "fiicht
Ing the flames;" Illustrated song and
the Intent moving pictures. This is a
program which is unsurpassable. It
Is a dollar show for a dime.
' The council will meet In regular ses
sln Monday night. There will be
plenty of routine work, as the meeting
Is the first to be held during the month
but nothing of particular Importance is
to be acted upon.
Over 400 brands new patterns of
woolens In . the price Strauss Bros.
line of fall samples at C. II. Cooper'
this week, the 6th, 7th and 8th of Oc
tober. Just come and look.
Marriage licenses were Issued yes
lerday to the following persons: John
Iteminen and Louise Klausen, Alfred
Dnhl and Elen Johnson,' Ellas lien
drlckson and Elsie Hendrlckson, C. O
I'nltnberg und Klin Margreta Etfwlng,
nil of Clutsop county,
Mr. M. A. Ttolfe, representing Strauss
Iiros. of Chicago, will be In Astoria
this week on his semi-annual visit at
C. II. Cooper's on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, the 6th, 7th and 8th
You are welcome to come and examine
whether you buy or not
N. H. Lungberg of Frankfort, who Is
local agent for the famed Wolverine
gasoline engines, was over yesterday
to receive shipment of engines which
he will .Install In fishing boats. . From
appearances the duys of the merry
boat-puller are numbered on the Co
luinbla.
,Tha committee on health and police
of the council held a meeting last
evening for the purpose of Investlgat
trig ifie eomplulnt against the manner
of conduct of the La Tosca saloon.
Councilman Holland, one of the mem
bers of the committee, did not attend
the meeting, and the complainants were
STANDARD GAS ENGINES
For Fishing Boats and Launches
ARE THE MOST ECONOMICAL AND SATISFACTORY
Do not fail to sco
THE STANDARD
before purchasing.
C. II. CARLSON & COMPANY, Agents
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When two leading stores start a fight
they cut prices on one-cent pencils. We
don't cut cloth, but we are cutting prices
square in two on
Ladies' Purses and Bags
FOR ONE WEEK.
Svenson's Booh Store
O0000000000000000000
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Old mission Furniture
IS THE MOST ARTISTIC KIND, USED
BY PARTICULAR PEOPLE AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY IN ASTORIA BY US. .
If you want to make your home look
bright and cheerful, buy Old ' Mission furni
ture. It will please you.
CHAS. HEILBORN a SON :
Astoria's Leading House Furnishers
not represented. It was stated last
evening that nothing of an Incriminat
ing nature was brought before the
committee and that the matter will be
dropped.
Gentlemen, come and look over the
latest styles In woolens and see what
Is to be worn this season. Don't forget
the dates tb, 7th and 8th Inst., at C.
,11. Cooper's.
3. T. Ross stated yesterday that he
believed $6000 would cover the loss in
the fire which threatened Ross, Hlg
gins St Co.'s grocery store Thursday
night. The second floor of the build
ing was damaged more than was at
first supposed, and the roof must be
replaced.
II. D. Parker will start tomorrow
morning on an' extensive eastern tour
taking In St. Louis, Chicago, New
York, Boston and other cities. lie will
not return to the coast for some time,'
and will spend a few months at Los
Angeles before coming back to Asto
ria, probably arriving here about next'
March.
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3. T. Rom and sen, TJ.orhun:. '.
M. Gaston and wife will ttart 'or 2:
Louis and other points of Interest on
Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gas
ton will visit relutlves at Pittsburg and
Cincinnati after taking In the world's
fair. Mr. Ross and son will stop at
Salt Luke and will spend a short time
In Bon Francisco on the return trip.
All expect to be gone about one month.
vlll be tried out and the clubmen will
ork fast during the entire game. It
not their Intention to demonstrate
heir superiority over the soldiers, who
iiave consented to the game only for the
purpose of giving the Commercials
little needed practice, and whose kind
ness Is very much appreciated. But
the clubmen want to go through one
real fast game before they tackle Mult
nomah on Saturday, and therefore will
exert themselves today. The game will
be called at 3 o'clock, and the admis
sion fee for this game will be only 25
cents.
For several days past the represen
tative of the underwriters association
has been In the city, and It was stated
yesterday that Insurance rates had been
matrlally advanced In many Instances.
The general rate now prevailing In the
business district has been $6.50 per
$100, and this rate has been advanced
to $7.60, according to statements made
yesterday. There has been much com
plaint In consequence and some of the
Interested merchants and property own
ers declare that they mean to take some
action looking to reduction of the rate.
Timothy 3. Kelly, aged 67 years, died
at his home on Franklin avenue last
night, after a short Illness. He was
stricken with paralysis about a week
ego, and for the past four days had
been unconscious. When Mr. Kelly
was taken 111 his daughter, Mrs. Will-
lam Roseburg, of Pittsburg was tel
egraphed for. With her daughter. Miss
Emily, she Is expected to reach Port
land tomorrow, and the funeral will
not be held until Tuesday. Mr. Kelly
was a native of the county of Cork,
Ireland, and came to this country In
1858. He had lived at and near As
toria for many years. He Is survived
by Mrs. Kelly and his daughter, Mrs.
Roscburg.
Fines and forfeitures In the police
court for the month of September ag
gregated 1935, as compared with total
receipts of $792 for the corresponding
month of last year. The receipts for
the quarter ended September JO, were
$3284, whereas the cost of maintaining
the police department for the same
period was only $1800.08, leaving a sur
plus of $1483.92. The showing Is par
ticularly gratifying to city officials.
Sundry license receipts for the quarter
were $1756.50. which is away ahead of
the receipt for any other quarter in
the history of the city. Police court re
ceipts are far ahead of those of last
year for the first nine months, and It
Is evident that a new record Is going
to be established this year.
The Commercial Club and Fort Stev
ens football teams will meet again at
A. F. C. park this afternoon In what
promises to be a most Interesting con
test. The soldiers will be stronger than
they were last week and the clubmen
will have no chance to loaf, as they did
In the last game. Mix, a new man, who
played center .on Multnomah's second
team lastseoson, will play that posi
tion this afternoon, Bay going In at
guard for this one game. The switch
s made only for the purpose of giving
Mix a chance to get In shape, and Bay
will go back to his old position In the
big games. O'Too'le and Painter are
scheduled to play end -today, while
Stockton will be at quarterback and
Tallont, Graham and Flannlgan in the
back field. Gammal, of course, will
face the enemy at right guard. At to
day's game several of the new plays
The motion pictures at the Star this
week will be a whole show In them
selves. Responding to the popular de
mand for this sort of entertainment,
Manager Oevurtz has arranged for the
production of one of the most Inter
esting scenes ever shown In a vaude
ville house. The pictures depict the
troubles of a young Frenchman, who
arrives at New York from Parla and
advertises In the morning papers for
a wife. He agrees to meet ber at
Grant's tomb, promising to wear a
bunch of violets by way of Identifica
tion. Fully a score of young ladles
answer the advertisement and the
Frenchman finds himself the center of
Interest that he does not fancy. Firm
ly of the belief that it Isn't any dls
grace to run when oneHs scared, he
seeks safety In flight, and is shown in
the pictures to hurdle fences and run
up hill and down dale. Never were fun
nier pictures taken, and the crowds
that will flock to the 'Star this week
will laugh themselves out of the grippe
or any other similar ailment The pic
tures will first be shown at the Mon
day matinee and thereafter during the
week. . '
KATIIERINE WADE
, Graduate Optician
At the Owl Drug Stare
Sunday hour 12 to 2
No Charge for Examining the Eyes
AS A RULE
We do not advertise, but when we have a good
Six Hole Range for $22.50
"We think the people should know it.
W. C. LAWS a CO. ZVu.
FOARD i STOKES CO.
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Correct ClothesfirMm
Man or woman cannot resist an
engaging exterior ; it will please,
it will make its way. ' , '
Lord Chesterfield to hit ton.
An engaging exte-
rior is assured by the
clothes that bear tliis
jlitdcnjamin
MAKERS Hi NEWy0RK
jH Equal to fine cuslonvmade
in all but price. Q The makers'
guarantee, ana ours, with
every garment. We are
Exclusive Agents in this city.
Hayes Eastabrook and Robert Mc
Lean returned home yesterday from an
eastern trip of a month. While away
they visited at St. Louis, Minneapolis,
St Paul, Chicago, Kansas City, Denver,
Ogden and San Francisco. Mr. Easta
brook Is very much disappointed with
the Oregon exhibit at the world's fair,
except the mining and lumber displays.
He says the salmon exhibit consists of
a few fish in glass Jars, and that the
exhibit generally compares so unfa
vorably w(th the displays of other
states as to make the average Ore
gonlan ashamed to admit the state from
which he halls. "I found very few
people who knew anything about the
Portland fair," said Mr. Eastabrook,
"and the class of advertising that is
being done at St. Louis is not cal
culated to Increase knowledge of the!
Lewis and Clark exposition. There Is
a grand opportunity to do some good
advertising at St. Louis, and it is a
shame that intelligent effort Is not ex-.
erclsed in this direction." Like all
other westerners who have taken in the
east, Mr. Eastabrook would not give
the coast for all of the country on the
other side of the Rockies. He ; says
San Francisco is by long odds the finest
city In the country.
For Rainy Days
Umbrellas 50c to 33.00
I Fnr Cn.H Wither
and the Grip
Heating Stoves
For the Kitchen
Pyramid Washing Powder ?
w Maple Syrup
Pan CaKe Flour
Fancy Fresh Eggs
Fresh Creamery Butter
For the Dining Room
New Patterns of Dishes, Din
ner Sets, Etc.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Will Madqpn went to Portland last
evening; ( , , .
W. S. Ullman returned last night to
Portland.
Mrs. C. W. Fulton returned last
evening from Portland, after a short
stay there. ,
Mrs. S. M. Gallagher leaves this
evening for Kansas, to spend a few
months wlth'her parents.
Miss Maud Stockton left yesterday
for Portland, where she has accepted a
position in the publio schools.
Thomas P. Masters, manager for the
Western Union, and bride have re
turned from their wedding tour, which
Included atrip to the world's fair.
HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
Parker House.
A. Condlt, Seaside.
S. W. E. Hurfner, Belllngham, Wash.
Fred Oman Warrenton.
E. C. Blackford Clatskanle.
Oscar Newgulst Portland.
BASEBALL SCORES.
At Portland Oakland, 7; Portland, E.
At San Francisco Los Angeles, 4;
San Francisco, 2.,
At Tacoma Seattle, 1; Tacoma, 3.
OARD I STOKES GO.
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Cor. Commercial and Fourteenth Sts.
Work Shoes
Vehave made especial preparation for supplying
the needs of workingmen in footwear. "We invite
you to inspect a complete assortment of highest grade
Shoes for
Shoes for
iShoes for
Shoes for
Shoes for
Shoes for
Loggers
Laborers
Lumbermen
Teamsters
Mechanics
Everybody
Strictly one price to all and that the lowest Every
customer satisfied is the rule with
Vherity, Ralston Q Company
THE LEADING SHOE DEALERS