The morning Astorian., January 13, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1909.
THE MORNING STQiaAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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SOME - OF - THE - "5T
Mclnt Tomato Catsup, none better, bottle 5ct.
' Indian Relish, winner, bottle 4oct,
" Dill l'icklcn, I)utch, dozen - ascti.
Polly Mustard, nice, bottle 15CU.
" Mustard l)reing, bottle - 35CU.
Mince Meat, bulk, pound tscti.
I.oti of other go d thing.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Good Goods Our Specialty.
Local Brevities.
Home-made sauerkraut, 5c per lb.
Astoria Orrery Co.
Joseph CUnojonich. a native of Au
Ii-Im, was granUd first clilsenshtp pa
pers yesterday.
Special Inducements offered In dres
and walking skirts this week at Foard
L BtokM Co.
Social Inducement offered In cook
stove and alr-tlght heater this week
) tTnnr.l A Mlnbsa Pn
It U doubtful If Judge Mcllrld will
be In Astoria before next week to take
up the L'nlontown saloon case.
Henatr Tut tie him Introduced a bill
rivaling tun-lion Z02T of th code, pro
hibiting catching black burnt.
Fred llrown will conduct the tlnmfw
In 1 1 11 nt hum' hit 1 1 in th future. The
dunce are given every Saturday nlghl.
The firm mill minp of tan winter has
arrived and the plumb are happy.
Many l were froien Wednesday
night.
Our largo tOik o( Reliable Footwear,
will bo told this month at a great re
duction. Don't mlta It Wherlty. Hal
ston Co.
The regular meeting of the teachers
of Astoria scheduled for tomorrow hu
been postponed for a week on account
of the weather.
The flags on the O. R. A- N. Co.'a
boat and warehouse were at half
mast yesterday out of respect for Cap
tain Ham Ooulaon.
Great reduction In dry gooda and
clothing will b mad during th month
of January at our annual sale, now go
ing on. C. il. Cooper.
Our annual sale commences on Tues
day, January 3d: every article In the
store rJuced-wllh a few exceptions.
C. II. Cooper.
The city physician report a case of
measles. Karl Mcintosh, a years old.
it 07 Kxchange street, was taken down
owners contribute toward building a
driiln and a meeting wus held for that
purpose. HeveraJ of the large prop
erty owners are out of the city and
nothing has been accomplished.
Our large stock of fine dry goods,
clothing, furnishing goods and all will
be placed on reduced sale prices dur
ing the next 10 days. C. II. Cooper,
the leading house of Astoria.
Societies electing or installing officers
are requested to write out the names
and send them to this office. It is Im
possible to distinguish and spell names
correctly over the 'phone.
of age, writing the best poem of twj
or more verses, using th MONARCH
RANGE as th subject of the poem. All
poems to b handed in before I p. m.
on February If, 10J. Charles Hell
born 4t Son, Complete House-furnish-rs,
SOO-Etl Commercial Street
The weather bureau ia out of whack
and about as reliable as a last year's
almanac. According to this Institution
the thermometer only registered 28 de
grees above, four below freetlng point
Every other thermometer In the city
registered about 20. The weHther pre
dictions for yesterday were "clear,"
when It snowed almost all dny. The
red tape surrounding; this bureau is to
warm to properly Indicate atmospheric
conditions.
The same old stereotype resolution
has been Introduced in the legislature
providing for a joint committee from
the legislatures of Oregon and Wash
ington to meet at Tacoma for the pur
pose of formulating a fishing taw that
will be the same In both states. Com
mittees heretofore appointed have
never accomplished anything, and the
same will be the result this year. It
provides a Junketing . trip for some
members of the legislature and the
state pays the bill.
It Is reported that the Astoria A
Columbia river railroad will soon be
extended to Tillamook head to the rock
luarrles. Mr. Curtis has been called to
Hun Fifmcisco to consult with Mr.
The opera, house was filled to over-1 Hammond and It ia thought this Is the
flowing lust night to witness the farce object of the conference. It is very
comedy "Adolph and Rudolph." The
performance was not of sufficient merit
to require an extended notice.
tie of the new Parrott gas machines
has been Installed In J. II. Hansen's
shop on Bond street. If It does all that
Is Inlm-'d for It they will be a great
Improvement both for lighting and
fuel.
probable that the road wilt be con
structed to Mr. Hammond's large tlm
tter holdings In the Nehulem. It Is
believed that he has acquired some in
terest In the Seaside suw mill and logs
will be furnished the mill from these
lands.
The Astoria Lumber It Box Co. has
teased an office In the New Paxe build-;
log i4ixl expects to be ready for busi
ness by next Monday. John Nordstrom
will be In charge of the ofTtv and
business.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Pre
byterlan church will give a tea at the
home of Mr. Llenenweber, 425 Ex
change street, this, Friday, afternoon
from 2 until 5 o'clock. A cordial Invi
tation Is extended to all.
Tber Is no complaint about bnsineas
at th Star saloon. Good gooda and
couneoue treatment will draw trade to
any first-class saloon. That's what
makes business good at the Star. The
best la none too good for our customers.
Taylor avenue, between Ilwnco and
Hull avenue, was completed yesterday
and accepted by the street committee.
The work is first class and In accord
ance with the specifications. The work
was done by Wilson Bros, and cost II,-20.
A bill hoa been introduced In the
legislature abolishing the henlth office
at Astoria. The United States has
yesterday. The houes has been quur- j established a qunrantlne station and
untitled " 'nt,ln omce ni sion nii me
. ! of state health officer Is considered un-
t j necessary. Dr. II. L. Henderson la the
For al-At Outon'g feed ,uW health officer.
No. 105 Fourteenth street; on Landl' .,.
harnesa machine; one Smith-Premier. Thc ct vtry promptly put a stop
typewriter; on 10 hp motor and bUt0 promlscous snowballing lust even
ing; 1000 good socks. jlng. A crowd of boys and young men
'congregated on the corner of Eleventh
Sunerlntendent Kearney ha sue-land Commercial and pelted everyone
cevded In havlno- the bill board on i who come along. Complaint were
Commercial atreet. which were blown made and the fun wua stopped.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ised at the residence of Mra Adams ut
Clatsop on Wednesday, January 11, the
contracting parties being Miss Jean
nette C. Adums of Clatsop and John C.
Titus of John Day, Rev. Wm. Seymor
Hhort ofllclatlng. Miss Virginia Car
nuhun and Miss Florence Carnahan
were the bridesmaids and Hurry Boh-
anna best man. After the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served. Many use
ful presents were received from friends
and relatives. The happy couple left
for Portland and upon their return will
make Clatsop their home.
The first snow storm of the season
begun yesterday morning and cont
inued all day. At midnight about six
Inches of snow hud fallen. The street
car company put on snow plows to
clear the tracks. The weather buraeu
predicts snow all day today and con
tinuous cold weather. The Indications
are that a foot of snow wilt fall and
will last about two weeks. This will
be good news to young America and
make a demand for aleda Sleighs of
ull description were brought Into requi
sition last night and many sleighing
parties were out.
JACK SNIPE SCARCE.
Suffering of a Lees I Party en Weedy
lelnd.
Jack Johnson, Frank Cook, Bob Mc
Laln and Lem House returned from
snip hunt to Woody Island, having
been gone three daya They tell a
thrilling story of hardship and disaster.
Johnson broke his life preserver which
he carried In a side pocket, and then
there wasn't enough to go around, and
th party suffered the pangs of an ex
cruciating thirst
Cook turned so blue with the cold
that his dog wouldn't recognize him,
and the only bright spot on the whole
trip was when McLean ran down a
lame duck on the beach and killed It
with a single blow with his gun bar
rels. House says he "got a rail," but
the others say he refers to a fence rail
that broke and poked him In the dia
phragm. They got no snipe, at least nobody
saw any of them, and local Nlmrods
have decided to wait until next season
before going after Jacks. The party
report ducks scarce, but the market
hunter are making a fair living yet.
FIRST VICTIM.
Yeung Man Arrested for Snowballing
Women en Street
With the first snow of the season
yesterday, heedless boys and young
men made life miserable for each other
on Commercial street, and then turned
their attention to passing pedestrian.
Men succeeded in weathering the storm
all right, but considerable annoyance
was occasioned passing ladles and girls,
until finally a man riding with his wife
was made a target and promptly hunt
ed a policeman down and had one
young man, named Lowell, arrested
The effect waa wholesome and women
and girls were not further molested.
It was suggested that if the snow
continues, and there is no abatement
In the fusillade, that the mayor be
given 10 feet start from the firing line,
policemen none at all and that 20 yards
"law" be allowed newspaper men, who
are too dissipated to run, anyway.
PATHETIC CA8E.
down by the recent atorm, removeo yes-1
terday and the railing put Up.
The slate roofing for the city hall
roof has arrived and will be put on at
once. This will complete the Inclosure
of the building, and work on the in
terior will be commenced.
Nothing has been done toward build
ing a drain In Adair' Astoria and it Is
thought It i tied up along with the
public thoroughfare and new hotel. An
effort wua made to have the property
Work of driving the spiles for the
new building to be erected by Robert
Carruthers on Duane street, west of
Hedrick's theater was commencej yes
terduy by Clinton Bros. The founda
tion will be 50x100 on Duane street and
25x100 on Exchange street. The build
ing will be erected on Duane street
and will be two-stories high.
The county court will meet next
Wednesday at which time the tax levy
will be mode. Teh levy will be about
the same as lust year, although the bill
authorising the county court to levy
a tax of 5 mills for county court house
purposes is now a law. It Is not
thought that a 5-mUl tax will be levied
for the first year. The desire of the"
county court is to keep the taxes about
the same ns at present, and Increase
the court house levy hs fust ns other
levies for the Nehalem road and Lewis
and Clark bridge expire. .The levy will
probably run for about 15 year a but
will be so small as not to be felt by the
tax-puyers.
REWARD We shall give $10 In gold
a a first prlxe, and $5 as a second
prlxe to the boy or girl under 18 years
FOR A RAINY
DAY
by saving money on everything
you buy. We can help you to
do It if you elert whatever
you need in (arnltnr from our
large and up-to-date (took.
To buy at these price mean
to save a good percentage of
the monev you intend to pend.
White Maple rtE AA
Bed Room Suits ty(Jiy IF
: CHAS. HEILDORN $ SON
Complete House Furnishers.
Girl Prefer Danes Hall to Her Moth
er's Home.
A pathetic case that has come to the
attention of the sheriff Is that of a
young girl In one of the red light dance
halls. She came here a few weeks ago,
having left her home in Portland, and
went Into the dive. Her mother
searched for her. and finally located
her with the assltance of the sheriff
The sheriff took the girl to his office
and allowed the mother to talk to her,
The girl finally consented to return to
her home, and went back to Portland,
but a few days later she returned to
Astoria, and now the mother is her
again trying to get her to go home.
The girl is over 18 years old. and the
authorities cannot assist the mother,
though they would do so with good
grace were there any law that could
nd the girl home Instead of to jail.
PERSONAL MENTION.
THIRD ANNUAL
amaairy
Clearance ale
GREAT BARGAINS IN WAISTS
Our entire waist stock togo at
jne-half price.
11.00 Waist J60
1.(0 Waists .75
2.00 Waist 1i5
2.50 Waists 1.7S
8.00 Waist 240
BOY8' CLOTHING
Great celling of boys' winter
clothing. - Price reduced lower
than ever.
K.00 Suit ..SUM
(.00 Suit '. SJO
4.00 8uit 190
1.00 Suit 1M
1(0 Suit L4J
GREAT BARGAINS IN SUITS
AND COATS
' Unrestricted choice of our en
tire Une of ladle Coats and
Suit at price never before heard
of In th history of cloak and
suit celling In Astoria.
1 15.00 Suite at ....$8.00
17.50 Suits at 9J&Q
20.00 Suits at '..11.50
25.00 Suite at 144
20.00 Suits at .: 17.50
CHILDREN'S COATS
One-half Prlc on all Misses
and Children' Coat. W are
determined to carry nothing
over. So com early and get th
cream of th coat stock at one
half prlc.
$10.00 Coat ............. SUM
f .00 Coat 460
8.00 Coat AM
7.00 Coat 150
8.00 Coat .109
1.00 Coat 190
FINE LACES
This lot comprises an assort
ment of laces from S to I Inches
wide that always retail at 10 to
15c and 20c a yard, your choloe
of th lot and as many yards as
you want ......5e yard
Morse Department Store
50H-510 Commercial St.
Where Everybody Likes to Trade
Clearance Sale...
ON BOOKS AND
PICTURES
THIS WEEK t
lit 8".'
It -A N
SVENSEN'S BOOK STORE
.FIVE DIFFERENT MAKES TO SELECT F10M
This variety is so Urge that you caa essny nag m
1 just suit yon. AH art reliable make an coverea
nhtantUl fiurutK. We also tiSTt heatlsf store,
v lriirht atom: all sold St the very cotton
prices that we slwaya sell at, because of the fact that in bayisg and selling tat cash
we can tare yon the usage oa the money.
tAJ BAMfl CTOFFT
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L. H. HENNINGSEN & CO.
Next Doocte WtiU Fsrje
House bill No. 5. introduced by Hon
J. N. Laws, authorising the county
court of Clatsop county to levy a tax
of 5 mills running through a aeries of
years, has passed both houses of the
legislature and been approved by the
governor. Judge Trenchard has been
In Snlem during the week, and it was
due to his efforts that prompt action
was secured. The bill provides that
the county court may make a levy of
5 mllla annually as long as required for
the purpoae of building a court house.
It crentes a spwial fund known as 'the
court house fund," on which all war
rants for the construction of the court
house shall be drawn, the warrants Is-
sued on the fund draw Interest at 6
per cent per annum and neither the
warrants or Interest are payable until
there Is sufficient money In the fund
to take them up. It Is expected that
the contractor will arrive in Astoria
Monday and Immediate work will be
commenced on the building.
Big Astoria Firm Hires Portland Sales
men.
On account of the great rush of
people to the big bargain sale now on
at S. Danzlger & Co.'a, who ore selling
$15,000 worth of their fine clothing,
hnta, shoes and furnishings at a big
slaughter sale In order to make room
for an army of workmen who will com
mence to alter the entire building early
In February, the above firm were com
pelled to look to Portland for experi
enced salesmen. Tomorrow all custom
ers will be served with reasonable dis
patch and they wish as many custom
er to come in the forenoon as possible.
It' the beat time to trade and avoid
the jam of the afternoon and evening.
D- A. Snyder of Dayton was in the
city yesterday. '
F. W. Berry of Portland la registered
at the Occident.
R, P. Bonham of Portland was in
the K'ty yesterday.
Peter John of Skamokawa was in
the city yesterday.
W. F. Wlllour of Portland is register
ed at the Central.
H. L. Hagen of San Francisco Is In
the city on business.
Oeo. H. Hltchlngs of Hoquiam was
In the city yesterday.
W. R. Marlon of Bay Center Is reg
istered at the Occident.
P. Somerville of McMlnvllle is visit
ing friends In Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa Henry of Port
land were in the city yesterday.
Ex-Councilman Ben Smith of Sea
side was In Astoria yesterday.
Councilman Lebak is improving and
expects to be out in a few days.
Thomas Dealy returned from a busl
ness trip to Portland last evening.
Mlas Lottie Anderson of Skamokawa
visited friends In Astoria yesterday.
City Auditor Anderson is improving
and was able to sit up yesterday. He
expect to be at his office next Monday.
Hans Peterson, the Altoona cannery-
man, was In the city yesterday on busi
ness.
A. O. Barker, a prominent railroad
man of Portland, was in the city yes
'erday on business.
B. W. Dennis of San Franclseo Is
among the lutest arrivals at the Occident.
W. R. Gray of South Bend was
among the arrivals in the city yester
day, -
There is no change in the condition
of Jacob 'Jordon and little hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
A. ' W. Utiinger ' of Senalde passed
tjhrough Astoria yesterpay en route
to Portland on a business trip.
Victor Hermann, who has been sick
at Portland for the past month,, has
returned home very much improved In
health.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
U. W. Uorton and John Fnhrman, Proprietor. t
CHOICEST FBKSa AND SALT MEATS. PROMPT DELlVERI
54a Commercial St. Phone Main 321.
Saloon Men, Attention!
Now is the time to have your places of busi
ness made neat and attractive. No one is
better prepared to do this class of Decorating
than we. We have the materials and the
I competent workmen.
BETTER SEE US IMMEDIATELY!
B. P. ALLEN (&SON
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Come and See!
It will be worth j'our while to call and
examine our stock. We will sell all our
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And Broken Lots at 25 per Cent
Wherity, Ralston Company
Money Savers in Footwear.
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