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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1905)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 190J. THE MORNINU ASTORIA N. ASTORIA, OREGON. 8 Monday, Tuesday 01 Wednesday Only We will sell SHOW FLAKE BRAND FANCY SOLID PACKED 10MAT0ES 3 pound oiio, at lOc the can. Regular P. ice, for ajc Snow Flak Sugar Corn, carefully se ItcM and packed, a can r...i5C BICE DAIRY BUTTER 35 CENTS A ROLL ASTORIAGROCERY 523 Commercial St. Phono Main 681 SPECIAL ! for a few days only LADIES' - HATS Worth $2.50 fo t 15.00 each at BIG REDUCTIONS SEE WINDOW THE FAIR MRS. A. JALOFF, Prop. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY AT Reasonable Price. STAR THEATER BLDG, ASTORIA. 3 cans for 25c That is the price we have set for this week only on the following goods: Cream Corn, Black Hawk brand, guar anteedfirst quality. Regular price 10c a can. Special 3 for 85c STRING BEANS, Flatf brand; packed in Maryland. Regular 10c a can, Special 3 for 35c PREMIUM BRAND TOMATOES, regu lar 10c a can. SPECIAL ......3 for 25c MAGIC EARLY JUNE PEAS, none su perior. Regular 10c a can SPECIAL 3 for ajc THE GROCER. Tenth and Commercial Streets. Branch at Uniontown. BUY A WATCH Wear It and Pay for It a Little at a Time. You won't miss the money, then 1-4 down, balance in small, easy payments. Watches for ladies and entlemen. A watch makes a nicJ gift Astoria Loan Office, RELIABLE JEWELERS and LOAN BROKERS. ESI Commercial street. RULES OF FOOTBALL Intercollegiaie Asspciation Holds Session in New York. NO SIDE LINE COACHING No Radical Changes in the Prevailing Rules for Football were made by tn Advisory Board of the Association and Games Will be Played as Usual. sentenced to one year iu the- v.-niti-nt ia ty and the payment of a tine of $UHM and I lie cost of the action. S, J. bhout and t, 1 Pivkawof, of Spokane, aim) defend ants in the Mine case, refuel to plead CAflTAL INCREASED. New York, June 13. Xo radical chang es in the prevailing rule for football were made by the advisory board of the Inter-Collegiate Asoeiation, which ha been in session here. A to the proponed change permitting the forward pa, no action was taken and the old rule will stand unchanged. One of the earliest point considered by the seven men who attended the meet ing was the question of coaching from the sideline. The point was brought up that, a in baseball, where the side line coaching is allowed, it might be advis able to allow the same privilege in foot lall. It did not, however, meet with general approval and wa voted down. Coaching from the sideline iu foot ball is, however, occasionally done, but when detected, it is penalized, the old penalty being a loss of five yards. This penalty was made more strict in order to discourage the tendency to evade the rale, and hereafter the penalty for side line coaching will be a loss of ten yards. The rules of the game were amended. slightly, and more carefully codified. Stock of New Portland Wells Fargo Branch Bank. Fan Francisco, June 13. I. W. He!t man and associate have purchased the Portland Hranch Hank of Wells, Fargo A Company. It ha been merged with the I'uited State National lUnk, ol Portland. In effecting the merger the latter institution has increased its capi tal stock Horn fiiKUW o $.MH,WH1. liy consolidating their San FiaucU Hank with the Nevada llauk under the name of the Wells, Fargo Nevada Nation al Bank, and selling their branch tank at Salt I-ake and Portland, Wells, Fargo 4 Company have left now only their New York ltank. It is understood that they will letain that institution a a matter of convenience for their New York business. Baseball Scores. At San Francisco.-Portland 3, San Francisco 2. At I Angeles. Oakland 0, Los An geles 5. PHILADELPHIA COUNCIL. Stormy Session of the Common Council in The Quaker City. Philadelphia. June 1:1. Amid cries of thieves' and '"crooks" and under the pro tection of a squad of polii-e .the council committee on street railwav today re ferred to-the city solicitor for an opin ion a to the legality of four bills re pealing ordinance panting street fran chise to car companies the rijrht to use 110 miles of streets to lay track with out requiring any compensation for the franchises. The meeting in all respects was a sensitionaJ. and stormy as that held by the committee on finance some weeks ago when the ga lease was under consideration. The "repealers were In troduced at the instance of the mayor." CROP REPORT. Wheat Outlook on the Pacific Coast Looks Very Favorable. Washington. June 13. The weather bureau weekly sumary of the crop con dition, says: In the Pacific coast district the weath er is generally favorable. On the Pa- ifie coat the winter wheat outlook con tinues promising, exceptionally so in Washington. The spring wheat is also Joing well on the north Pacific coast, the outlook in Washington being the best for years. Young Lady's Arrest Untrue. A few days ago one of the young ladies of A-toria was seen limping west on limine street. She was leaning on the arm of a gentleman who someone sug gested was a deputy sheriff who hud pinched her. This story was proven to be untrue, a the young lady' shoe merely pinched her foot and the young man wa taking her to Peterson and Brown's Shoe Store, where the pressure upon the foot was promptly relieved by a new pair of form-fitting (iibson ties. She went away with the smile that neve comes off. See their ad. Two Men Drowned. Two fishermen were drowned early yes terday morning near the Taylor seining ground. Theye were in a fishing l'iit with their tint up and were mid that a steamer va's coming. They attempted to pull anmnd the spar buoy, and having no light out, the tug Sampson, with a barge iu tow, ran into the bo.il, sunsulug it to pieii-s and Uith men were drowned. The names of the unfoi lunate li-uei men could not 1' learned, but it is stated they were two (Jreek. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PLEAD GUILTY. Two Wealthy Business Men Plead Guil ty to Land Frauds. Seattle, June 13. F. M. Hapett and F. W. Bone, wealthy business men of Wheaton, Minn., today plead guilty in the federal court to complicity in a con spiracy to defraud the government by inducing Italians to take up timber claims near Kalispcl, Montana, and were Occident. F. C. Belinger, Portland. II. C. Close, San Francisco. K. W. Dingman, Portland. C. II. Ycon, Painier. C. M. Nally. Portland. A. S. Froslid, Seaside. S. Farrell, Portland. Mrs. Latham, Prain. Mrs. I A. Carlyle, Seaside. J. M. Craig, San Francisco. C. Man, Portland. A. . Daly, Marshfield. II. Lichtig, San Francisco. H. Brash, Portland. A. A. Mavis-, San Francisco. Mrs. C. A. Mooden, Portland. W. T. O'flrien, Portland. IMPORTANTDECISION Question of Appointment of RtJ ceiver for Bankrupts. PURVIEW OF BANKRUPTCY ACT The Appointment of a Receiver by a 1 Court of the Propetty of an Individual ia not an Act to Bankruptcy Within the Meaning of the Law. Xew York, June 1.1. Many legal decis ion involving the I'nited States bank ruptcy law may lie overturned by the re sult of a decision handed down in the I'nited State circuit court of appeals by Judge Wallace, Townsrnd and ! etimlie. The judge in their decisions hold that the appointment of a receive by the Xew York supreme court of the proltcrty of an indivdual, is not an act of bankruptcy within the purview of the bankruptcy act, unless the receiver wa apiHihitcd upon the application of the in dividual himself 1km -a ue of an admitted insolvency, It i further given a a fact in law that uo tribunal, other than the federal court, ha authority to appoint a receiver because of the insolvency fot the proerty of an individual. Such juris diction exists, it i admitted, in case of insolvent corjHirations, but not of iudlv uals. Call Warrants. Notice is hereby given to all parlies holding Clatsop County warrant endors ed prior to August 1st, liHH, to present same to the county treasurer at hi office 300-502 Commercial street, for payment Interest cease after this date, (Signed) CHA8. A. HFJLIIORN, County Treasurer. TOntcd, Astoria, Oregon, this 13th day of June, 1903. hi ft.u DA,irti at UleAe I lirtit Civra Draer.A4 ErA All VlUlilO DUU&III MJV a a.i,ii wiwiv a 1 ivv m of hsrge Whenever You Wish. Herman Wise He went to? market,- ( , Herman is n dandy, He'll bring the sweetest clothes to town, You'll find them very handy; Every Dood '11 buy a suit, Suits to suit the dandy; Business men, mechanics, clerks, Will Mud our clothes so handy. Herman Wise Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier. -11 Y- C. W. Sl'RlGCS J. C. HERTZ WILLIAM YILHA CI I AS McKWAN LEO. WISE Salesmen A PORCH PAINT must be the best obtainable Good tea, good coffee, best baking-powder, best flavoring extracts, best ipices, pure soda, St fair prices and moneyback. Schilling's Best, at yout grocer's. to procure Satisfactory Results. Woodwork, Etc., exposed to the outer air suffers quickly from various Influences which deterioration is only prevented when a paint is used which dries hard and tough. PORCHITE Is especially made for the purpose and the colors which are made In eight well-chosen shades, last well. One gallon of PORCHITE will cover 330 square feet, two coots, on an average surface. PRICK: Gallon can $1.00 Half-Gallon can ti.io Quarter-Gallon can 60 Send for Color Card. B. F.ALLEN &SON Wall Paper, faints, Eto, 365-367 Commercial 8t., Astoria. DEUThCHES HAUS On the Trail at the I air (iroumts, l'orllaml. KRUSE'S Grill Room and Restaurant. Fourth and Stark Street, I'orllanil. KRUSE'S - BEACH - HOTEL, C.carhaU Park, Ciatsoj) Itcach. Send for Illustrated Menu ami BtMMial l aity Bill of Care. Mailed free upon request . Ad.iree all correspondence to THEODORE KRU.SE, Fourth and Stark fits , Portland. Ore. THEODORE KRUSE, Prop. KniMe'it ItcNtutiraiit at Fourth mxl HUrk Street In a popular priced efttftbllfthinent. Tricct at all establish men ta are within the reach of tbe puree of the average traveler. ery fair charge at any of the above places, excellence of cuisine and first class service considered. 7 First National Bank of Astoria, Ori establish ki 188. Capital and Surplus $100,000 LINGERIE SALE. This Entire Week eH .HO COOPER Over 3,000 Pieces of Fine Lingerie have just arrived and will be placed on sale at unusually low prices. These goods are manufactured by the Defender Mfg. Co. and represent the best values in Night Gowns, Chemises Drawers, Corset Covers and Petticoats. CORSET COVERS Of these dehirahle garments we have an unusually large line, ranging in price as follows: 10c, 19c, 25c, 48c, 95c, 08c, $1.15, $1.75, $2.50. i CAMBRIC CORSET COVER AVith four clusters of fine tucks, full front, neck and arms trimmed with Lace Edge 5 CENTS CAMBRIC CORSET COVER line material, round neck trimmed with yoke of 6 hem-stitched tucks, hem stitched lawn ruffle at neck and at aims 45 CENTS NAINSOOK CORSET COVER Wide Hamburg Itihhon insertion end Kihbon, embroidered edge, at neck and arms 75 CENTS FINE NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS Two rows'of lace insertion, and one row of ladder beading, riblnm beading and ribbon. Tucked back; lace at neck and arms 95 CENTS PETTICOATS Petticoats at 49c, 75c, 08c, $1.40, $1.75, $2.25, and $5.00. CAMBRIC PETTICOATS With deep lawn flounce, trimmed with 3 clusters of fine tucks, two wide tucks, and 3-inch hem-stitched hem; lawn dust rullle 49 CENTS EXTRA FIVE CAMBRIC PETTICOAT Lawn flounce, trimmed with fine tucks and showy Hamburg embroidery Lawn dust ruffle 98 CENTS EXTRA FINE CAMBRIC PETTICOAT Deep lawn flounce of 12 tucks and 2 rows of hem-stitching, trimmed with ruffllc of wide Hamburg edge; lawn dust ruffle l-95 DRAWERS CAMBRIC DRAWERS ' Trimmed with Cambric flounce with 5 fine tucka and 1 1-2 inch hem-stitched hem 48 CENTS FINE CAMBRIC DRAWERS Three clusters of fine tucks In body, deep lawn ruffle with Italian lace in sertion and lace edge 88 CENTS GOOD MUSLIN UMBRELLA DRAWERS Wide embroidericd edge on Cambric ruffle with 2 cluster of 3 fine tucks I45 We have other styles at 19c, 25c, 05c, $1.89 and $2.25. LADIES GOWNS MUSLIN GOWN V-ahappeJ neck, muslin yoke, 4 clus ters of 3 large hem-stitched tucks, Cam bric ruffle at neck and sleeves 48 CENTS SOFT FINISH CAMBRIC GOWN Square neck, trimmed with 3 rows of Best Muslin Under wear Values Ever Offered. This Entire Week Hamburg insertions. Hamburg edge at neck and sleeves 98 CENTS FINE CAMBRIC GOWNS Square neck, fancy yoke of Tambour insertion, line tucks, Hamburg ribbon in sertion and ribbon embroidery to match at neck and sleeve $1.48 Other garments at 08c, $1.73, $2.50 and $3.50. CHEMISES These desirable garment range in price as follows! 48c, 75e, 08c, $1.10, $1.38 and $1.05. ftep in, we will bo pleased to ahow you the assortment. M