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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1905)
TUESDAY, JUNE so, 1903. iiiE MORNlMr AMOKIaN, ASTORIA, OREGON 5 For Blood, Brain, Nerve and Muscle EAT CERO-FRUTO for Breakfast, Dinner, Suppe.. ' Crisp, Delicious, Toothsome, Nutritive. Ready to eat. Special, 15c the package. ROSS, HIGGINS (& Co. Local Brevities. Mission lemons are the bct. 23 cents Office room, for rent. O-o. w. Unr kr, Alorl National ltunk. 1)111 & Young, yesterday, commenced driving the foundation (or J. N. Griffin' new building on Commercial street. tleotrlo Fas Massage and Scalp rimrit five expert barbers, Bath. OCCIOCNT HOTEL BARBER SHOP. An effort Mill ho nmiln la organ! a Y. M. C. A. in Astoria, it I tlm only lily of ilt ir un tin' coiit that ha 110 SUrll society. Tli family restaurant of Astoria in recognlunl a the Hen restaurant. The li"t meal and tlm brut service Id As turla. 120 Eleventh street. No dark room required if you um a Brownie or Kodk Tank Developing Ma chine. Price, fc to $10. Other photo graphic supplies. Frank Hart, druggist A "total abstinence" club ha been or ganised in I'pper Astoria with over thirty member and it l epreted the number will be doubled within a shart tlm. The work of tearing away th old building adjoining th Palace ihUU' rant ia nearly com pie Ud and work of driving th foundation for th three lory building to lie erected on the prop erty, by Mr. Copeland, will be com menced. HAM AND EGGS At break fast make a delightful dih. We oell th beat of egg, but just now we wish to particularly call your attention to our fin Eastern Hams tod Bacon You know what good quality mean In the product. Our atock U made up of only th bent selected ham and bacon. They never fail you, where auperlority count imt On the Table When your guests arc apt to b the critic. Wo have made our reputa tion on good food. Will you be good enough to let u prove it to yout No trouble to wit on you, whethe you buy or not. kJFrcsh Fruit and Vegetables arrived on Sunday's steamer direct from California. They are now ready for your Inspection. Investigate our prompt and correct delivery ayatem. Johnson Bro a Good Goods nS-iis Twelfth St Aitoria. THE MONARCH OF ALL IS THE Famous Me Hundreds now using this range in their homes and pronounce it to be the best for cooking. It uses less fuel than others and will positively out-last three ranges of any other make. Let us Demonstrate its value CHAS. HEILB0RN a SON Complete IJouse Furnishers. J. W. WELCH WILL BE NEXT SCHOOL DIRECTOR Elected By Yesterday', Voting With Majority of 69 over Goodman. .). W, Welch, president of tlm Cham ber of Commerce and on of the moat prominent citizen of Astoria, wa elect ed school director to nerve five years, defeating hi opponent, 1. J. Goodman, (incumbent), by Oil vote. The result of the balloting apparently meet with unanimou approval. Voting wa unu ually light, the heaviest ballot being cat at rolling place, No. 2. in the Welch bliH'k. Following are the complete re turnis No. I No. 2 No. 3 1'. .1, Goodman ii 12 23 J. W. Welch :i(l IIH 1 Total 73 130 24 Mr. Welch un the only announced candidate for the olllce, Even though Mr, liiniiliiiun refuM-d to run, admiring friends plui hi name on the ticket, in coriiiril! of which, vote were cast in hi Riipport. By virtue of hi oflU F. .1. Taylor, senior member of the Hoard of Kdiii-alion, become chairman of that body. Annual Board Meeting. The annual mealing of the lloard of Education wa held lt night in the Shively aahool. Aaide from the reading of Clerk E. Z. Ferguson's report, which howed 1)6,403.02 on hand and in the rare of the treasurer, no business wa transacted. PIONEER WOMAN HERE. Crosatd Plaint ia i45- Journey, Alone From Salem to Visit Grand-daughter Mr. W. J. llcrrin, of Salem, woman who ha attained the ri age of 73, f now in the city visiting her grandduogh ter, Mr. Charles W. Holme. Mr. Her rcn croM-d the plain In 1843, enduring all the phynical uffering and hariUhipit accompanying a traim-cimtiiiciitul trip in a prairie achooner. Youngster, Play BalL The team of St. Mnry' church and (irace church, eompoed of iwiine of A toriu'a moot entcrpriing little fellow, played a itpiritfd game of bancbull on the A. F. C. ground Saturday with the icxult thut St. Mary'a aggregation prov ed victoriou. Score, 13 to 0. Fiahing i, Good. Nearly all the gillnetter mHrtM good catche of almon yenterdny, e jieciully up the river where the water wa muddy. A large numlx-r were de livered to the varioua ennncric. Expenaiv, Direriion. The city treaeury wa enriched yester day by fc!0, the amount collected from four individual convicted in the police court of being drunk. A full an completo line of farm imple inent, fanning tool, wagon, buggie of all kind at K. M. Clinton's farm im plement warchoiiHO, 103 Fourteenth. 10 V COMMERCIAL CLUB NINE DEFEATS FORT STEVENS Scor, io-8. Lively Camt PUyd Bun ds. Good Crowd Turn! Oat. With a score of 10 to fl, .Sunday's game of ball, Commercial Club vs. Fort Klevrn, proved to be im Of the liveli est matches seen'flils season. A fact, worthy of mention, w!! the game wa me nm piayea unuer me auspices of the Lower Columbia River league. 1Mb team were in good condition and frequently tent the large crowd of fana wild, with double play and two bugger. A brief ummary follow i it ii k bb so Commercial Club 10 14 0 6 Fort Kteven 0 7 7 2 2 llatterie, C. C Ilnlderman, p., Taylor, c. F. S., Filer, c, Nary, c. GOES TO SOUTH BEND. Manager Calendar, of Columbia Mill, Leave, City. C. H. Callendar, manager of the Co lumlila milt here, left yexU-rday for Siuth IWnd. It l believed, be wa call ed there for a consultation with the man agera of the Slmjwon mill, deatroyed Fri day night by fire. The outcome of thi conference can not be determined, with any degree of certainly, but pemixtent rumor are to the effect that the rrew of the South end plant will be transferred to Knap pton and the mill tit that place opened. Mr. Callendur will return thi evening. VIRTUES OF TIN ROOFS. Prevented Spread of Flame, in Satur day Night'i BUie. The- fire Saturday night allowed the neeciwity of tin roof. Had the roof on the HolNMin building been of h ingle there i no doubt but what it would have gained greater headway and the damage would have been more eriou. Some critu-Wm were made for cutting hole in to roof and breaking In the front window of the building, thereby creat ing a dralt, but fortunately no wind wa blowing at the time. Had there been a atrong wind, the entire block would have been dent roved. Ice Cream SociaL The ladie of the Methodiat church will give an i cream oocial at the rc Idenc of Hew Grim thi afternoon be tween the hour of 2 and 5 o'clock. Vol untary contribution tor the building fund of the Metiiodit Epiool church Mill I received. A cordial invitation to attend i extended to gentlemen a well a to thoe oi me rairer or.. Leave, For Portland. Rev. Luther I. Mahone left on last evening' train for PorUnd and Van couver, Wash., where he goe in the in terest of ome work connected with m dutie here. While away, he will make arrangements to take the Hoy' Ungnde to the Fair some time during the coming month. In thi work he hould receive the hearty aupport of. the people of the city. Every parent ahould take an in terest in hi effort. Card of TinYZ''f.r . To the friends, neighlmr and member of the W. of W.. who so kindly came to u with their assistance and sympathy, in our late bereavement we wish to re turn our heartfelt thank and gratitude. J. W. Mullen and family and Mr. Henry. ; Meet With Success. The efforts of the committee to raise money to pay off the imlebtcdnes of 11.. Commercial Club is meeting with stiece. A lr:e numlier. of prominent citi.ns have siu'ninVd their intention of joining the club in order that it may be maintained. . Contract Let. William Miller signed the contract for the construction of the new hall to bo erected by Concomley Tribe of Red men yesterday. L. Ibcc will commence driving the foundation this week. The contract for plumbing was awarded to J. H. Hansen to be done by the day's work. Scores. West End, 4. Skamokawa 4. Seaside, 7: A. B. C, 6. Frank Cook was down from hia sein ing grounds yesterday. He reports none of the sand making any largo catches owing to the muddy condition of the water. The upper river is falling and by the first of next month all the sein ing grounds will be in operation. A regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce wa held last evening, but only routine business was transacted. The Alumni of the High School are invited to attend the reception to lie given by the Juniors -at Fishers' Opera House Wednesday, June 21, J90.T. . ! SECRETARY OF JUNIORS. NOTICE OF CHANGE IN AST0RIAN STAFF To Astoriji Subcriheri , The first tep toward making the Morning Aatorian a thorough ly up-to-date newajiaper wa' taken Saturday when the staff of the paper wa completely re organized. The personnel of the management i now a follow) "jllaln Phillip, Managing Editor C. J. Curtis, . City Editor Kmil Held, Advertising Manager (i. M. Mosher, Circulation Mgr. TIIK J. M. iJKLLlXtKK CO., Ity .1. K. Di llinger, Manner. VISITING LUMBERMAN IS GREATLY PLEASED Mill Secretary From Omaha Entertained At Tongue Point Plant J. 8. White, secretary of the IL F. Cady Lumber company, Omaha, Neb., and a man of considerable prominence in the lumber field, sient Sunday inspect ing the Tongue Point mill. Mr. White wa agreeably surprised by the hospi tality of the Astoria mill owner and in way of appreciation contemplate ne gotiating for the purchase of local mill products. In an interview he said: '"I arrived i.i Portland Saturday aft er spending some time in the I'uget Sound citie. Learning thut the Lewis ami Clark fair would lie practically closed on the Sabbath I took advantage of the opKiritmity and came here on a night boat. I had been given to undf stand that I could inspect some of the large mill here. "The only one I found open, however wa that at Tongue Point. In the hand of W. R. Hume I wa royally enter tained. What liberal people those mill owner here are. They do thing up brown, don't they? Of course, the ub jevt of my visit is to find out what our firm may use of the common and cleat orade of lumber found here. I believe that we shall use your fir extensively. It auit our purpose very well." Mr, White wa visably impressed by the Co lumbia and bv the city. Continuing, he said: "What a beautiful stream thi. i. It' grand and inspiring and you must" have a rattling gol city here, from what have seen of it I hall certainly relish the opportunity to visit here regularly every six month and renew acquaint a nee with my v. y excellent host. It' a grand country here and you have such siilcmliil vliiiniinif facilities. And the salmon industry, too. make your city quite prosperous. " He went on to say " that he hoped many extensive deal with local mill would be consummated and he pledged himself to recommend our fir for general building purposes. He seemed to regret leaving the city. Mr. White will' return to the East, leaving Portland Wednesday. Hi firm ia one of the largest lumber concerns In the country, with main offices at Omaha and operating extensively in Alexandria and Cocodrie, La. GEN. WILLIAMS INSPECTS FORT STEVENS AND JETTY Will Visit Remaining Posts at Mouth of River Today. Brigadier-general William, command ing, general of the Department of the Columbia, accompanied by his aide. Lieut. W. H. Raymond, visited thi sec tion yesterday for the first time in his official capacity. He reached the city on the morning train and proceeded im mediately to the U. S. S. Major Ceneral Howard, which conveyed him to Fort Stevens. With an escort, composed of officers of the post, Cen. Williams devoted tbe afternoon to an inspection of the fort and of the jetty. Today he will visit Fort Columbia and Cnnby. He will leave this evening for Vancouver, Wash., where he is stationed. Davenport May Lecture Here. The entertainment committee of the Library Association are in communica tion with George Baker, manager for Homer Pavenport, with the object in view of bringing the cartoonist here to deliver an illustrated lecture. To gain this end it will be necessary to guar antee the sale of about 500 seat. The member of the committee will endeavor to dispose of this number by soliciting among the people of the city. Sunday Excursion to North Beach. The Ilwaeo Railway and Navigation Company are selling round trip tickets every Sunday from Astoria to all points on Long Beach, including Xah- cotta, at a rate of one dollar for the round trip. , A numlier of eastern visitors were hi 'Astoria yesterday, having spent Sunday nt Seaside. The Store Saves You Read the tit Topsy Hosiery, 50c Topsy Hosiery, Children', Fast Black Hosiery g 60c Girdle Corset,, (g , ,$c Lace Collars; 1 10.00 Lace Waists, $3.00 Alpacca Waists, 35c Novelty Dress Goods, aoc Novelty Dress Goods, $150 Ladies' Silk Coats, THE BEST KID GLOVE MADE for 10c Madras Gingham, 40c Linen Dress Goods, 35c White WaUtings, ., Best Table Oil Cloth, Horse Department Store. The Place Where Everybody Likes to Trade. 508-510 Commercial Street. Mail orders solicited. New Idea Patterns 10c Will Cole is visiting his parents. W. T. Ftnley is visiting friends in the city. C. IL Pain, of Kelso, U visiting in the city. C. E. Pelto, of San Francisco, is In the city. , ' ' "5 Miss Nan Munk, of Portland, is visit ing with friends. .!',. - . W. S. Zimmerman, of Portland, was in the city yesterday. " - ' " Sam Miller tf Seaside, is visiting with friends in Portland. IL W. Little, oX,PortUndtlarrjved in the city yesterday. John D. McGowan, of MeGowan's, was in the city yesterday. E. E. Oilman, of Portland, h regis tered at the Occident. . fc .. Duncan McLean, of Portland ia vis iting friends in Astoria. E. L Weaver, of Clifton, is reported seriously ill in this city. F. G. Coleman, of Portland, registered at the Occident yesterday. Louis Lange, of Portland, registered at the Occident yesterday. C. E. Runyon, court reporter, arrived in Astoria yesterday noon. Hans Pctterson, of Altoona, was in the city on business yesterday. , Judge T. A. McBride arrived in the city on yesterday noon's train. Mrs. J. E. Gratke has returned from a visit with friends in Portland. Werner Storn, of Hammond, was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. F. W. Ferguson and son arriv ed in Astoria from San Jose, Cal. Mr. and Mr. J. H. Greenwood, ot Sprague, are visiting friend here. G. C. Fulton and wife returned Sun-1 day night, from a visit to Portland. Joseph Woodward. . of New Orleans, registered at the Occident yesterday. S. Hexter. of New York, was among the arrival in the city yesterday, George St. Charles, of .Alpena, Mich., registered at the Central yesterday. Frank Spittk and wife returned Sun day night from a visit to the Portland fair. William Chance, of Seaside, is in the city officiating as bailiff at the circuit court L. B. Reader, a prominent attorney of Portland, was in the city on legal bus iness yesterday. . George Malar and bride returned Sun- day evening from their wedding trip. They will reside in Upper Astoria. Mrs. James A. M'Comber, of San Fran cisco, arrived in the city yesterday on a visit to her mother, Mr. A. R. Gratke. E. Dawson, of Skamokawa, who has been ill in Astoria for some time, has so far recovered he will return to his home today. Mr. Margaret Siooner will leave to- dav on a visit with relatives in the Northwest territory and expects to be absent several week. John Fumes and William Mctuare, That Money ! Price List , tgc , . .... 38c , u o8e 45c toe 9&go f rS ,...je 15c . In.jo .... uom c je , aje 151c past week, returned to their ban im Qm North West Territory yesterday. William E. Jopplin, Perry fiUss ajhl R. M. Louden left yesterday for Portland where they have keen subpoenaed a jurors in the CasteA States district court ia the bu4- fxaat trials. Select California Sweet Wines for Family Use We have just added a department f fine wines and liquors for family trade only. Orders will be delivered aus promptly as is our custom im tfce grocery department. PORT WINE, A gallon Ium PORT WINE, A superior quality, A Gallon ft.ga OLD PORT, A gallon u SHERRY WINE, A gallon fc-S ANGELICA WINE, A gallon ..to SHEEHAITS PREFERRED STOCK WHISKEY, A gallon, ym LION BOURBON Whiskey a gaBen tj-S TILLAMOOK SYS Whiskey, A gal lon : $440 TILLAMOOK BOURBON Whiskey, a tallon, Itfo .0. P. S. MONOGRAM W&iakey, A. gallon GRAPE BRANDY, A gallon ....I4M TULIP GIN, A gallon xo Telephone, Main 781. GEO. LINDSTRGH & CO, Groceries, Wines and Liquor. Frtnklin avenue, Upper Astoria. BIG SPECIAL Until Next Thursday OUTING SHIRTS, with Fancy Silk Fronts, many Designs, all aisea. Regular, $1.00. , - : Special, until next Thursday, or while . they last r 75 cents OUTING SHIRTS, with Linen several designs. Regular 75c Special, until next Thursday, 50 cents Fronts, SUMMER UNDERWEAR . regular ZOc and over. Drawers and shirts, the gar ment Special, ' 43c SEE THE WINDOW. CHAS. LARSON THE WORKINGMEN'S STORE 00 7 Commercial Street OPPOSITE PUBLIC TELEPHONE OFFICE. who have been visiting iu Astoria the