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. 8UNDAY,MAY 14, 1905. T1IK MORNING ASTOR1 AN. AbTOtilA, OIUKiN s HERBERT V. CROKER Police Have Traced Hi$ Move ments While at Kansas City. RESULT OF TOO MUCH DOPE Nogro Porter Who Wont With Him to China Dope Joint Hit Boon Ar rested on Suapieiort, But No. Charge . Hat Boon Filod Againtt Him. i Kansas City, aTo. May lS.-Th fo lic, have traced Herbert Croker's movement In thte city Thursday att- this firm. The fast Increasing ImM ness o( Chus. Heilbom & Sou hfl necessitated securing larger mij ntoie commodious quarters, and tr. 'QrltBu with hit usual enterprise has agrd to put up the bulldinc It is expected that work will bo coruineneed as soon as the contract is signed and b. ready United tor occupancy by the first of August DRUNKEN OFFICER Church lervlooo. First Congregational ctyirch, Luther D. station, pastor. Preacning 11 a. m. by Dr. D. S. Toy. Frank Dickson will sin assisted by chorus under Mrs. Geo. C. Watkina. ipnvDr. Toy will preach. No evening service, but con gregatton wilt. Join la the union service at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school 11:10 p. m. Sunday morning at the Babttst church tiie sermon theme will be "Walking Wisely." In the evening all will Join in thet union meeting at the Presbyterian church. The morning aervlco at the First Lutheran church .Sunday will be in Swedish at 10.4$. 8ubject for the ser mon "The Great Confsor." The moon. On Ms return from th Elm- -.i-. -m m Eneilah a Ridge race track he went to the Coats I aahiM .-sabbath." a, word study. house and talked with the bartender, pj by ttt Rw Qutaf giving his name ana saying no w u R nydQttlrt, the way to uwanoma. u-nu. , genr,Mt at the Methoa,Bt church Bars Croker was not intoxicated and mornln SubJect .nder Divine drank nothing there. In the bar room Provld,n0l, wUl b n0 even be met Charles Woodson the negro (mtc the conu,,,, request porter. Woodson says they went out tQ w un,on at th' to -have a little run." visiting a vm- PmbyterlM cnurch oese opium Joint and two saloons, in .' one of which Croker" took A drink. Croker had a $20 bill and explained that he never carried much money, but used a check book. Woodson says that he and Croker rode to the rail road station In a hack; that Croker went into the chair car becaues he could not get a Pullman berth; ' that he gave Croker all the money l"ft, after paying the hackman. $17 or $18. Woodson is held at the police station, but there is no charge against him. Kansas City, May 11 A coroner's jury was empannelled to Inquire into the death of Herbert Croker and after hearing the evidence, returned a ver dict that he came to his death while between. Kansas City and Newton, Kan., from the effect of narcotics from poisons taken into his system before boarding the train. Chief of Police Hayes of Kansas City ays that Croker's death was due to overindulgence In whisky and opium. The chief says there is little to indi cate that the man was robbed and none to show that he was drugged ex cept as he did It himself. The body of Croker is at Newton awaiting the ar rival of his brother Richard from New Tork. Two Chinamen who conducted the opium Joint and the negro porter, Chas. Wilson, who rook Croker to the Place, are In Jail, but are not charged .wim any offense In connection with Croker's death. The Chiniimn win DON'T LIKE SYSTEM General Kuropatkin Criticises Rus sian Mobolization Methods, INJURIOUS TO THE ARMY Old Mon Enlisted and Ssnt to the Front Commanded by Officers Who Wore Given Positions to Got thorn Out of tho Russian Empire. Gadgeyandana, Manchuria, May 11 General Kuropatklh, In conversation with the Associated Press has criti cized the system of mobilisation and the forwarding of reinforcements claiming that better results would be obtained by completing the units at present In the field than by sending to the far east new crops. The gen eral declared that the authorities are picking the most undesirable of the reservists and Instanced the case of be prosecuted for keeping an nnlnm ithe Tenth corps, alleging that when Joint and Wilson's testimony will be!u wa" mobilized Instead of drafting used against them. The Chinamen say'the you"8 ,n tn service who had ttat Croker smoked there before. jbeen callel into service, the oldest classes were chosen. He said further NEW STORE. that when the Seventeenth corps ar- rived in Manchuria It had but a third Two Story Building to Bo Erected for r the Pr0Per complement of officers Heilbom & Son. 'and that many of these were very un- J. N. Griffin has had the plans pre- j'rable, having apparently been pared and will call for bids this week sn,PPe1 oc a9 a riddance. The gen for the building of a new store for!eral 8aId furtner tnat non-attached Chas. Heilborn 4 Son to be erected on tr00p ihould he embodied Into the -.muriciai street across from P. A unus a'reaay in xne nnu in accura- most service. This course, he added, would affect a great saving In trans portation, as a corps of 25,000 men with Its baggage and trains required the same number of cars as 100,000 men to fill the ranks of corps already In Manchuria. States Paymaster, Too Drunk h Transact Business. WILL BE COURT MART1ALED There Is Also an Item of About 10 000 That tho Government la Desir ous of Locating Which tho Officer Has Forgotten All About Hans Hansen, Wnnvnton,, " ' ' . Occident. Scth U 1 turgor, Sun Francisco. Miss !Uihb4ie. Otays River. U. A. Seaboig, Limerick. . C. P. Hogu", Tortliuui. H. llY Cornwall, Ban Francisco, Mono Goldsmith, Seattle. Chas. Allsky, Poland. L. A. Loomlsllwneo. ' Chicago. May 11 A dispatch to the Tribune from San Francisco says: "Capt. Franklin W. Hart of Wash ington, D. C paymastJf of the trans port Lawton, has been arrested for drunkenness and will be court-martialed. Hart. It is alleged, came down from Mare Island with orders for 110,- 000 on the navy pay office. He r turned so mucn unaer tne innuence or ner awake nights. Two physicians liquor that he was unable to transact coud not help htr; M ihe took Dr business. He was accompanied by " King's New Discovery for Consum friend, wh- was more Intoxicated than'ption. Coughs an J Colds, which eased himself. Officials, after trying in vain her cough, gave her sleep and finally to get a lucid statement had him ar-iCUred. her." Strictly scientific cur4 rested. It could not be learned what for broncUltla and La Orlppe. at Chas. , Low Rates Increase Insurance. While it la due that lusurnnce on dwellings hns brn reduced from 75 to 0 cents as a bmlc rate, and the amount ot Insurance carried Is cons. qurntly Increasing In the resldilnce district Mr. K. Galium says that tne amount of Insurance carried In th business district 1' comparatively small. Mr. Ostnirn who represents the Insurance company of North America, and others., thinks that business peo ple hold off owing to the high rates, due to poor Improvements. . 1 8aved by Dynamite. Sometimes a flaming city Is saved by dynamite a space that the fire can't cross. Sometimes, a couith trnngs on so long, you feel as If nothing but dynamite would cure It Z. T. Gray, of Calhoun, Ga writes; "My wife hnJ a very aggravated cough, which kept he had done with the 110.000. TEAMSTERS' STRIKE. Rogers' drug store, price 60c and 11.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Probabilities That Strike Will Spread In Chicago Next Week. Chicago. May 11 The strike of th teamsters Is expected to spread rap idly during next week. At a mee.lng held tonight betwen the teamsters' joint council and representatives off the team owners' association, the lat ter Infcmedf representatives of. the teamsters' that the conditions of th'lr business made It necessary for them to make deliveries to houses boycot ted by the union, and they would do so n?xt week, heedless of the fact of whether or not the strike existed at such places. The council was urged to agree to this proceedure and avert general strike. After an extenJed debate among the members th team sters' council decided It would not,,n rou, lf yo,eet us half- agree to deliver goods to any boycot- j In-Jour work. Our graduates are ted houses by union teamsters, and lw mP'oyJ- we win piace you in a strikes will be called whenever men ;po,ltlon upon trduatlon. Wo have are discharged for refusing to deliver lh rPttlon of b'ln ,h '"l good. Business College on the Pacific const. This action means that practically ,h m0' thoroughly equipped west Park and Wathlniton, Portland. Oregoo Th School of Quality" MODERN, PRACTICAL, COMPLETE Ope SO tho ysor. Cot sieges free A. P. ARMtTRONd. LL. B.. PRINCIPAL Students Msy Enter at Any Time. One Price to All, Goods Marked in Plain Figures. Sk all the truck drivers In the city will be on a strike within a few days and deliveries between many houses not now affected by the strike will be cut off. Th're Is also great danger that the city's food supply may be seriously curtailed, for the reason that members of the team owners' association do a major part of the hauling for commis sion hous?s on South Water street through which passes the clty'4 sup ply of vegetables. Stokes. The building will be kiwi two stories high -and will be built ex pressly for the firm. A gallery will be built around three sides of the lower floor which will have a height of about IS feet between points. The second floor will b,. arranged for displaying the legant line of furniture carried by PORfcHITE dries hard and tough ON THE PORCH floors and on decks of boats, etc, in tact it is a paint especially ad. apted to floors exposed to the outer sir. Being elastic. It overcome the effect of the widely varying tem peratures to which it Is subjected. and resists wear. Porchlte has good water-proof quaJltle. and the col ors are permanent. It Is made !n eight well-chosen shades. Send for color purA Price: Gallon can, $!. H gallon can, $1.10. gallon can, 60 cents, We are also a?ents for THE OCCIDENT DINNER. Consommle and Chicken Broth Pickles Olive Baked Shad Balled Tongue Caper Sauce. Oytr Patties Cream Puffs Prime Ribs of Beef Roast Chicken and Dressing m Descriptive quest. folder mailed) on re- B.F.ALLEN (215 ON Wsll Paper, Paints, Etc, ?65-367 Coromereis' 8t Astoris. Mashed Potatoes Sugar Com Boiled Potatoes String Beang Lobster Salad Mayonnaise ' Apple, Rhubarb and Squash Pie English Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce Fruit Coffee Nuts and Raisins FAILED TO PA8S. Consternation st Berkley Making - Is Impossible to Grsduste. Berkley, May 13. Consternation spread throuifh the ranks of the sen ior class of the university today when the news was officially announwd that nearly 100 students, Including some of the most prominent men and women 'n the class failed to secure enough crdlt In current examination to entitle them to degrees, making it Impossible for them to graduate. , Torrifio Race With' Death. Death was fast aoDroachlne." writes Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa, Fla., describing his fparful race with death, "as a result of liver trouble and peart disease, which had robbed me of sleep and cf all Interest in life. I had tried many different doctors and sev eral medicines, but got no benefit, un til I began to use Electric Bitters. So wonderful was their effect, that in three days I felt like a new man, and today I am cured of all my troubles." Guaranteed at Chas. Rogers' 'drug store; price 60c of Chicago. Open all tho year. Eend for pur lltus rated catalogue Free.- BcHnke-Wolkcr Business College. 8tams Building, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE. In cleaning up after this morning's rush one leather shopping bag and several small articles of Jewelry were found. Owners will please call and claim same. THE FOARD STOKES CO, Dry Goods Department s HOTEL ARRIVALS. Parked James Rush worth, Ilwaco. M. W. Plllsbury, Portland. W. EL Albee, Oregon City. J. W. Stranger, Oregon City. Miss Sophia Anderson, Chinook. N. McGllveny, Deep River. Nils Sankala, Ilwaco. Robert Chndes, Portland. Ward L. Ray, Deep River. A. Anson, Westport. D. Chlsholm and wife, Seaside. Mrs. T. E. WllsonJ and daughter, Tillamook. Maud Sturgeon, Tillamook. C. J. Quay and wife, Long Beach. J. Johnston, Portland. , ' Pears' Correct Qotks for Hen "Aquaproof" Raincoats Every man who tries on a coat bearing this label j!f Bay203511 s AAKERSMVyRK exclaims "Never before realized how splendid a raincoat could be." With or without belt in back. ' ' ' Th makers' guarantee, and ours, with every garment. , ws -elusive sgentt hers. V About th quality of Hswes II Hat. you had beat ask somebody who ha worn, one; he will praise it more 'than our modestry will permit us to. W have t, new stiff bat that prom I set to bo very popular. It ha a high taper crown and a medium flat set brim. Just the hat for young men. TROUSERS That present a natty. ft hlngJ appear ant'4 allowliuf that easy, a.tfyltig freedom of action only found In per feet fitting garments. $2 to $6 S. DANZIGER & CO., Astoria's Greatest Clothiers. 490-500 Commercial St. PRAEL 0 EIGNER TRANSFER CO. Telephone til. D RATING 8 EXPRESSING LIVERY STABLE Allgoodnshlpped loourl are will receive special attention. 709-715 Commercial Street. ASTORIA, Monday, May 15th Two PcrtormoticoH, 2 otid 8 p. m, THE PRIDE OF THE WEST Obstinate . constipation,, indigestion tnd stomach disorders are permanent !y and positively cured by taking Hol ister Rocky Mountain Tea. 25 cent. .' or Tablets. Prank Hart's drug! Woman who Values a dear I i : A soft, white skin gives charm to the plainest fea tures. Pears' Soap has a mes sage of beauty for every At that Social Tou will enjoy serving tea from one of our many styles of ten pots. They are pretty and very serviceable, some are ' quite dainty and will please the most fastidious. ' . .' Won't you stop fn and exam ine th line? They range In price from 20 cents to 1.25 each. Yokohama Bazar B case Commercial Street, Astorl BIGS- ; ISECOILS Th Cfsst Tatd AmuMasgt EaterprU that Fulfill Evtry ProalM CIRCUS BEHAQER1E HUSElia HIPPeOEiS! RINGS el8etvaactccd RINGS- A NEW CIRCU1 THROUQHOUT I A Maltitadi of New Fcatufti Jfom fefort Preseotcd la Aaertca luaerm Rom Oockriii Dolly Mlllor EftoUo Settler M'lle Julloa Qorz Holland Frank MiUor Austin King Jo. Lyong i Herbert Rumle I Win, OuMon AorobAti, Gymnast riaii rargormorm Soveo Mgrvolotu BoMordg Molnotf. UNolo Melaotto Plying victonllaj Troup Dtftac Aerial Weavera fir Flylni Oanvardg famotia Gardner Family ' Oracef ul flcDonald Trio Seven Klanlmona Japaneao Sit Suzlmoto JsDsnes LadySwordawomen c Peoeera Tntinrnd Antmai Acta tlr4 of Cisphanta Con gnu of Seal Camel. Uama Dromedarie Brokaa to HarnOM. Fierce Siberian Bear Cake-Walking StaltkM On HandrM Shetland Pony Ballet A Drill Trained Palican A Pig IQQCircus Champions SCcktriteslOQ HUGE ROMAN HIPPODROME" All glndaof Rgcltlns;, Thrilling, Real Race and test, of Skill 2D JOLLY oJESTINCI CLOWNS ai U lleleiJby "cJ?.rful J'ra" Wef. "nppy B"iyM URm, Jit The Orotesque Olipana-Tote Duclcrow ''I'unnv BiU" Bcott W MILLION DOLLAR MENAGERIE n leipensi collection oi Rare wild Bea.ta Biggest and East of fell Features of Every Kind GRAND GOLD GLITTERING STREET PARADE mi me nvw urunnu every morning at iO:JU Adiiita, 8Qc; Children, 2S. On Ticket Admit Voti to Everythlny; subscribe for the Astorian store. i . complexion. SeM wherever stem art leoad.