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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1905)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1905. UiE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. I i I ' - : mm r . - i Patronize Home Industries and uie Wgrrenton Clam Co.'i RAZOR BRAND CLAM NECTAR it toalcei the bet Bouillon and U abiolutcly pure and don. PRICE 15 CENTS PER CAN. I ROSS, HIGGINS & Co. "Amwmnt Tonight Star Tbtr, Vaud.vill. Lodg Mcttlngt Tonight, Fftor. Court A'orla. Local Brevities. ll'a th water Olympla Br. All the schools, bunk, and city and county office wer cloned yterday. Wis.' My til. Draw, tho Crowd. Cut rMe.i Do. Itl Last Sunday th Seaside the West At"il titi In a I will by a. ow of 11 to . ljpftlt!l g.une f Wry few people were In from th country, i moot of th sui rounding town obmved Mmiri"l Jay. Flavoring extracts, none better, mad h"r by tho Ow Drug Co., und fur sal. by Brut duns grocer. A large number of flulfg parti went out In th. country ytTd!y, taking advantage of the legal holiday. Andrew Birch, h completed bull J Ing th. Cullftby luk bridge And Itoad nuiat.r Fry will go over thl. wek w xaniln and accept the sum. tMaBaaMBaaa Th. West Astoria and Illfh achool nlm-a played a (tun. of ball yesterday at th recreation ground In which the High school toy w.r defraud by a cor. of 12 to :. An 1 lit cry nth played yesterday h clothing: and gam. of boll wo afternoon between grocery clerk, r The Wllllum 8. LadJ, the dredger, ptiiitedVi operation ytrrili audi was tied up at th Main tri wharf, Whn you buy lemons for medical uae, e that you get Mission Brand lemon. They are th beat thut grow. Th Clutaop mill and Tongue Point mill did not hut down yesWduy on account of blng cw.wdd with rurfh order. 8fne Japanes have opened a pool room and bllllurd parlor m lkm irtreet undr th name of th Toklo pool room. Wm, Oedde of Rvensen wn In th city yesfrdny. He lorn a small band of sheep Sunday, but hua be-n un able to find them. A inn by the name of Michael Con- ley, who hud becom too much Infuaed with holiday observance, went down on th new O. ft. ic N, Co, dock yes terdny to see a new boat that had jut come In, He waa (lahed out ot the river, th cool water of th Co lumbia completely n'.orlng bl men tal equilibrium. V. 8. Mall Carrier Pat Shea haa a horsn and mail cart While out yes terday morning gathering up th mall. a dog got Into the yard of a cltietn who reside In the wet nd and th aforeanld citizen took a (hot at It The horrf'v being of Russian breed, tnrtej to run at th flrat hot, and when last a en wa going over the hill In the vicinity of Greenwood cemetery. sultmg In victory for th grocery men by a score of 10 to S. Imported Welch Coal Tar One Barrel Equivalent to Two of the Ordinary Grade. Crown Brand Boat Oars. PURE MANILA ROPE COTTON ROPE TWINE NETTING Fisher Bros. Go. It M. ;lon carrle a full line of farm Implement, also wagon, bug gies and farming tool of all kind. 10$ Fourteenth street, C. R. Moiae of the Morae lrt- mnt tore hn limued a very handy pocket menioraivlum book which l both convenient and uneful. The Ownmpunpun club will play the Aatorla high whoul a game of ball tomorrow afternoon at the A. K. C. ground. Gum will b culled at 5:S0. Th gume of ball yeaterdny morn ing between th Warrenton and Bcow bay nine waa wn by th former by a cor or II to 2. Warrenton ha a good nine and ply excellent bnIL Frank Bourn haa dlapoaed of h! Intereata In the Metropolitan cafe to Norrl Staple, who will conduct It In the future. Mr. ltourne haa moved to Knappton, wher he will In the future reald. Owing to a apreadlng of th track in th vicinity of the. Clatsop mill ye. terday. paaaenger to and from Upper AWorta had to be transferred at that point. The track waa repaired ya. terday afiemoon. A cablegram waa received by Aug. NVIon yesterday, ituting that Augual Danlelson had arrived In Sweedon, and In the event of a difficulty between Norway and 8weden, he would prob ably Join the Sweedlsh army. Thl In supposed to be a Joke. Very fw flshrmen observed Mf morlnl day yesterday and th usual fleet of bout waa on the river. There ha been no apparent Increase In th run of salmon thl week, soma making good catches while others get only a few. There Is a large school of sal mon at the mouth of the rivr which will probably come In within a few day. The up river seiner are doing fairly well, while the trap ar not timklng any very large baul. Th sleam launch El PlmTO, used aa a pleasure boat by the owner, R. W. Hopklna of Ban Francisco, arrived In yestfrday from that city and wa taken to Portland In the afternoon fej Pilot Kmpklns. Mr. Hopkins and his family went to Portland overland aa they did not desire to take tlui chance of an oct-an voyage. The yacht 1 a trim looking craft nnd will be ued as a pImisut boat by th owner during his iKuy In Pwtlutid during the Lewis and Clark fair. MEMORIAL EXERCISE Closing Ceremonies of the Day it the Opera House. AN ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING Grand Army of th. Republio Mt With a Rousing Reception and Deeds of Valori Commomorat.d by Appro, prist Song and Addr. Sherman Bmlth, who waa arrested by Sheriff Llnvllle on a charge of lar ceny from a dwelling house, will be glvn a preliminary examination to day in the Justice court. Smith came her with Norrl A Rowe'a clrcu and looka a though he might be a mem ber of th "Son of Rest." Mayor Surprenunt ha completed ar ranrementa with th mllrrua nm..n., ror in excursion to Portland on As toria day at the Lewis and Clark fair. The excursion train will leave Astoria at 7:45 In the morning Immediately ahead of th regulur train. Return ing It will leave Poland at 10:30 In the evening, giving everyone nn op. portunlty of visiting th fair nnd re turning the same nlKht. The company An amusing Inrldeiit was related yesterday by a' once prominent mem ber of the Oregon National Guards, at the time when there was a company of that Wganlxatlon In Astoria. The guards acted as an escort to the Q. A. R. when they went to HillKide ceme tery to decorate the grave of their comrade. They ak fired the salute over the gravs. At th Urn there wer a number of Indiana over from Washington to witness th ceremonies. There was an old fence at the east aid of th cemetery and th Indians sat on thl fence. When th order were given to fire the aalute. the gun were all pointed at th Indian and when the order was given "Fire." they did not wait to cllmp off the fence, but everyone fell over backward, think ing their time bad com. At th. meeting of th common council next Monday night an effort will be mad to pass th necessary rdlnanti fur thf Implol'emleitt of Exchange treet and Irving avenue. M"tr Surprenantj atjtedi ynsVday that the Improvement of these atteets waa an absolute necessity and be be lieved they could be made without cut Ing In on the funds of the city. The proposition Is to have the ordinance passed for the improvement of Ex change street and collect in the. as sessments while the Improvement Is being made. Irving avenue will not b completed until thin winter and the expenes can go In on next year's ex penses. There is no doubt but the assessment against Mr. Hammond's property, which Is nearly two-thirds of the cost of the Improvement, will b paid at any time. Both Improve ments ahould be made as soon aa possible. ANNA 8EABORQ DROWNED. Sad Drowning Astid.nt Y.st.rdsy and T Lost Th.tr Liv.s. Yesterday afternoon while Mr. Anna Seuborg and family, residing at 277 Bond street, and a party of friends. Including Mr. and Mrs. Oleson were returning from Greenwood cemetery In a fishing boat, and Just after the boat had passed through the railroad druw bridge, Anna Seaborg, duueh- Fisher' opera house waa crowded lust evening at th closing exercises of Memorial day. Comrade A. D. Craia pmmjl.d. Tide, evening1 exejtises wer. opened by an invocation by R;v. Luther D. Mahone. Bong and recitation, "In Memorlam," by a number of little girls from Mc- Clures school was well rendered. A recitation by Miss Kathryn Shlv- ley, "And Old Solder's Overcoat," was an appropriate rendition. The Sunset male quartet sang "Co lumbia. th. Gem of the Ocean," and received meritorious applause. Dream of Paradise," a vocal solo by Mix Lna Fosteband, was followed by a. song "My Father Was a Sailor," by pupil of room 3, Alderbrook school. 'Gcod-Bye Old Glorv." bv the Sun- s t male quartet was no'enthuslastlc- ally received that they responded to an encore. "The Flog." chorus by the girl from room 6, Shlvley school, was followed by "Lincoln's address at Gettysburg, by Master Porter of the Olney school Hon. F, J. Taylor was introduced and dellivered an able and partiotlc address, paying a glowing tribute to A merit Ian statesmen and giving brl' f history of the causes that led up to the war of the rebellion. "Tenting on th Old Camp Ground by the Sunset Male quartet was fo lowed by a recitation by Albert Gross man of th McClur school, enti led. "Fee Until Death." A Soldier Prayer," recitation and song by the pupils of the Adair school was well rendered. "The Song We Sang Upon the Old Camp Ground." by the mals quartet. was followed by a recitation by Master Warren Morse, and was so well ren dered that he responded to an encon "Lovely Night." by the male quar tet was rendered, after which the audi ence arose and all Joined In alnging America.' The meeting was a ucces and th: boy and girls cf As.orla, publl schools are deserving of special men tlon for the beautiful songs and ap proprlat recitations that cheered the old boys In blue who occupied seat upon the stage and appreciated every number. In this connection attention has been called to a probable oversight In the city during the day. In that only three nag were displayed from the build Ings of Astoria, one over Logans hall by the- Eagles, one over My House, Martin Franclscovltch, and otie over the office of P. L. Cherry, Brtlsh vice consul. Not a flag floated from the custom house or any of the school houses, nor from any of the public buildings. The least the citizens of Astoria could do. Is to remember the old soldiers whose ranks are slowly but surely thinning out and to Im presa upon them that their servie? to this country wa appreciated by the loyal and patriotic people of Astoria. COMMITTED SUICIDE. will furnlxh ne muny cars n nmy bt ter vt Mrs. Seaborg, got up to go from : necessary to ncroimnodatp the people. A Special Display of Real Baby Carriages and Go Carts. the finest line ever shown in the city From $2.75 Up These vehicles are all of. "modern construction and cost We have them in various styles T' for either young or old babies. There is comfort, style and utility in all of them. , Some special carts for the sea shore. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. CHAS. HEILB0RN $ SON Complete House Furnishers. act the bow of the bout to the stern, when she slipped nnd fell overboard. Hob r.room, who was In the boat, Jumped overboil rd to rescue her. While both were In the river Mr. Oleson also Jumped overboard, but wns unable to iiescue' t'liher, as both sank. Mr. 01e son was rescued after some difficulty Miss Aiiuu Seaborg was a young lady 22 years of age and had resided In As. torla many yturs, where she hud many friends. The mother, brothers and slsteia are heart broken over the ter rlble accident. No efforts have been made to drag for the bodies, but prob ably will be today. KILLED IN LOGGING CAMP. Frank Clapshow Struok by a Limb From Falling Tr. Yesterday ufternoon while felling timber In Bell's logging camp on Deep river, Frank Clapshow was struck by a limb from a falling tre', which struok him In the Eorehend, killing him Instantly. M. Gorman, who had been at the camp a half hour before came over and notified Under taker Pohjl and h went over last evening after the body. Mr. Clapshow was form rly In business at Deep River, but a resident of Parent Otove. His body will be shipped there this morning for Interment. He leaves a wife and one child. Pearl Norton, a Woman of th Town Takes Carbolic Acid. Shortly aft r 6 o'clock last evening a woman named Pearl Norton, resid ing In the old Max Wagner building on Astor street, below- the Parker lit use committed sulfide by drinking two half-ounce bottles of carbolic acid. A short time before she had gone to, the office of a physician to ge' some medicine for a sore, lip. From there she went to a restaurant and hud supper and thjeni want to her room. She was lying on her bd when a physician called, but was dead. Coro ner Pohl was notified and took charge of the remains. At Fiih.V Opera Hout. Next Monday evening the great and only John L. Sullivan, accompanied by his sparring partner Jim McCormlck. and his company of athletic and vaudeville stars, will appear at Fish ers' opera house In a program of high class acts. During, the evening John L. Sullivan will spar thre rounds with his partner and Atsorla theater-goers will without doubt enjay an evening of pleasure such aa never has been enjoyed before. Seat sale mens on Saturday morning at Grlfln boon store. No. 2 Folding Brownie Chimera for 24x3 pictures, $5. Also 'full Un? of other photoeranlilp SunnlK s and aka at Frank Hart's drui store. HOE NE The sight of a woman crossing the street should convince every other woman that the finishing touch of any costume is proper footwear. Shabby sloes spoil the smartest costume. . Smart shoes give tone to the oldest gown. Be well shod or you cannot be well dressed. We have beautiful styles in J Peter's Diamond Special Oxfords at 2.50 that will set off your spring costume to ad vantage. Let us show them to you the first time you are down town. . t Rflorse Department Store. The Place Where Everybody Liies to Trade. 508-510 Commercial Street Mail orders solicited. New Idea Patterns 10c PERSONAL MENTION. E. Lounsdale of Ft. Steven was In the city yesterday. E. W. Harbaugh of Seattle was In the city yesterday. Frank S. Coate of Portland was In the city yesterday. Andrew Young- of Toungs river wa In the city yesterday. C. J. Gooding of Woodburn I reg istered at the Parker. John A. Dalgren of New Tork la reg istered at the Occident A. J. Condon of Chicago registered at the. Occident yesterday. S. Cohen of San Francisco register ed at the Occident yesterday. Alex Gilbert waa up from Seaside yesterday and will return today. . H. B. Parker came up from Seaside yesterday and will return today. . Wm. Lloyd of Skamokawa was reg istered at the Parker yesterday. Frank Bourne of Knappton was In the city yesterday on business. R. B. Smith, a prominent cltlxen of Seaside, was In the city yesterday. J. W. Crow, operator at Blind Slough bridge, was In the city yesterday. Mr. William Denver and daughters of Warrenton were in the city yesterday. Wm. Lussler of San Francisco was among the arrivals on the noon train yesterday. k Hon. J. E. Gratke of the Budget spent Decoration day In Portland with his family. John Davis of the John Day was in the city yesterday attending: the me morial exercises. j Oswald West, state land agent, re turned from Seaside yesterday and left last evening for Salem. M. German, mayor of Cathlamet, re turned from a trip to Deep River yes terday and will return home today. E. N. Zeller of Seaside passed through As.orla last evening en routi for Southern Oregon, wher he Is dredging for gold. Miss Pearl Cole and h?r cousin. Mr Atwnter, from Waterbury, Ct., leave this morning for an outing in the Ne halem valley. Vanilla flavoring 1 good only it pure. You get It jure, when yon use Owl flavoring extracts. Other flavors. too. Ask your grocer tor Owl extracts. The Hess restaurant, on EterenOi street, la considered the family resta- rant ot Astoria. The beat meals aa4 th best service la Astoria, 120 Elevea. ta street HJIM!! Learn to make your own dresses. We teach you cutting, fitting and designing quickly by latest method. Fulf course 15 system included. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 453 Commercial St, Up Stain. Wis.' May Sal Draws th Crowd. Cut Pries Do. It! Bas.ball Scores. Portland. Seattle 1, Portland 4. San Francisco. Tacoma S. Oakland 1. IT'S A SNAP to Embroider with a good tewing machine. It's a Greater Snap to buy at our SPECIAL PRICES a NEW ROYAL S.wing Machine and lt it d the mbroid.ring fan you. Th result will be a pretty a if dene by hand and the work i don in much let time. Thi hi only one of the many thing thi Up-to-Date Machine can do. GOLDEN OAK CABINET. DROP HEAD EQUAL TO ANY ON THE MARKET. SOLID GOLDEN OAK CABINET, Regular, $30.00. OUR PRICE $24.00 GOLDEN OAK FINISH CABINET, Regular, $27.00. OUR PRICE ' $23-00 We have three wagons and cater to your trade. A large, up-to-dat. store with a full line of good gro ceries. Telephone If you cannoi come. We will call for your order. Telephone Main 781. GEO. LINDSTROM & CO., Franklin Av.nu., Upp.r Astoria. REMOVAL - iSALE WE MOVE ON JUNE 1st to our new quarters. In order to make moving easy we place on Special Sale our entire stock of Clothing, Men's Furnish ings, Shoes, etc. Goods Sold at "Cost Earing the Month of May. CHARLES LARSON WELCH BLOCK; 652 Commercial Street, corner 15th.'