The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 21, 1905, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 TOE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE it, 1903. People Who i Are Talked 1 About Today 1EXATOR J. IV POL- LI VER of Iowa, who la taking conspicuous part in the senate Inter state commerce committee's inrea titration of the rail road rebate ques tion, was born in that part of Virgin la that afterward became West Vu W ,if I gtnia. He made a C t fZ speech near his old 1 & 1 ... . . ... uome m we last campaign and, growing reminis cent said, with tears In bis voice: SI5AT0B J. P. DOIXTTM. "How well I re 1 member this place! This Is where I " was born. Orer there Is the chestnut grove where I bare gathered man- bushel of chestnuts. Why, I suppose . when I was a dot I gathered fully fifty ' bushels of chestnuts here." ' Yes,' shouted a bull chested man in the rear, "and you have peen peddling them out ever since! Senator Dolltver is fond of telling at bis own expense a story of one of his campaigns In Iowa. "I bad arranged,'' ! said he, "to speak to a large outdoor meeting In a certain town in Iowa. 1 appears that, bearing of my proposed speech, oue of the prisoners In the county Jail was for some reason or oth ' er extremely desirous of being in the ' audience that I was to address. This man wrote a note to the sheriff express ing admiration of my oratorical pow- en and asking permiaaion to go to the ! town square, where I waa to speak, 1 and pledging himself to return to Jail Just as soon aa I should bare finished my remarks. "Well, It appears that the sheriff waa Democrat and, what is more, a bit of a humorist for be indorsed upon the back of the prisoner's note the follow ing: - p ermission nereDy granted: re- malnder of the sentence remitted. " " The boycott Instituted by the mer chants of China against products and manufactures from the United-States puts Sir Cnentung Liang Cheng, the . present minister of China to this coun j try, in a difficult and delicate position. S lie is desirous of friendship between ! bis country and America, yet must I stand firm for what his countrymen J consider their Interests. They have de ' termlned to boycott American goods in j retaliation for the exclusion policy of j the United States and to maintain this j attitude until the American govern- ment agrees to admit to this country ? without restriction all Chinese excent those of the laboring class. The Chi l nese minister baa much admiration for I American Instltu i tJons and has spent ; much of bis life ! here, for he was I educated at Phillips ' academy, Andover, Mass., and Harvard jmlverslty. While at Andover one of bis friends was nmotny u wood mff. who has !nre CHE5TU50 I.IA50 CIIE50. J been lleuteuant gov- ' ernor of the state of New York. At a dinner soon after Sir Chemung's ap pointment as minister Mr. Woodruff jestingly announced that China'a rep resentative was the originator of curv ed balls in the great American game of baseball. The art of pitching curves Laj Locu traced back to a period ante dating that of the distinguished CBina mnn's student days at Andover, but the fact remains that he played base ball In those days and was considered by bis fellow students an expert at the game. He wore a baseball uniform and kept his cue tightly rolled under his caji, He took. to rowings too and Correct Clothes for Hen Outing; Trousers Golf, Tennis, Cricket, etc. This label Says they're better than any others. If they are not, what is the use of spending money to tell you about them? The makers' guarantee, and ours, with every garment We are ex clusive agents here. ' s ', i-l MAKERS & MEWyoRK one year was stroke oar of tue Jiulover crew. Senator Charles Pick of Ohio, who was a couspleuous figure In the reoeut Republican state convention of Ohio, took the late Mr. Hanna'a seat In the senate and Is a born politician. Ha la forty-six years old now, and twenty year ago waa keeping a feed store In Akron In which the polling place of hi ward waa set up on election days. As Dick saw the voters coming Into bta store year after year to deposit their ballots be came to learn the game of politics and haa never forgotten how to play It. Like most polltl clans. General Dick is fond of a story, and he told one re cently of an old man who used to make deposits In the bauk where be was once a clerk. "I dont know IXXATOB CHA&LXS wnetber ula man waa a miser or not' eald Senator Dick, "but be bad that reputation, would sometimes I do know that be make In one day three or four deposit-now $1, now $2, now 10 cents. A man once went to him and said; " Tm a doctor, and I'll give you $10. 000 if you'U let me kill you. I want to see bow, cut in a certain vein, a man dies.' "The old miser wrinkled bis forehead. " 'Let me think a bit' be said. "There was a long alienee. Welir said the t Is! tor. "Give me till tomorrow,' said Cm miser. 'I'll think this business out thoroughly and tomorrow I'll give you a decisive answer, yea or no.' "So the man went away, and the next day he returned. The miser said to him: " 'I can't let you kill me for $10.00t, friend. I've figured It all out and I find that yeur money would be no good to "me after I was dead. I'll tell you what I will do. though. I ll let you half kill me for 15,000.' " The Duke of Sutherland, who Is now on a visit to America, is the owner of the Catania, one of the finest steam yachts in the world, and of the hun dred ton schooner yacht Llzette, both of which fly the colors of the Royal Yacht squadron. Though he owns about one-fifteenth of Scotland and also large estates In England, has a long name and an ancient title, the duke Is democratic and unassuming in manner. In Eng land he is consid ered a very talent ed man, aud he haa a wife who is known both for her beauty aud the brilliancy of her mind. Literature is her leadiug pas sion and autouio blling comes next tn her affection. PUKE OF 8T7THER LA.ND. The duchess is es pecially fond of driving big motor cars. She is not with her husband on his present trip. Bbe began writing at an early age, and her stories have had much popularity, while her wide spread philanthropy has earned her the title of the "Charity Duchess.' The duke is fifty-two years of age and says if he were a little younger be UUU PUIB il lIC VlClC a til Lit? UUUgti IK I would bave entered as one of the com- I)etitors for the kaiser's cup. Ilomer Davenport is known the country over as a cartoonist, but com- I paratlvely few persons know that be Is a farmer, a breeder of Arabian horses and a collector of rare birds nnd beasts. Mr. Daveniwrt has made a good deal of money caricaturing trust magnates, and much of It Las been spent In the pursuit of bis hobby. He has a poultry and bird farm at Morris Plains, X. J., which Is one of the most extraordinary places of Its kind In the United States. Mr. Davenport was born In Oregon and raised on an Oregon ranch, and when the Lewis and Clark fair was proposed for Portland he de termined to make an exhibit at the ex position of a typic al Oregon ranch and show on It bis birds and beasts, which are valued at 82.0O0. He has carried out the plan, HOMER DAVES POBT. and It Is said to be one of the most novel features of the fair. Included In the collection are Uilrty-alx varieties of pheasants, every country in the world being represented; water fowl, storks, cranes, Jungle fowl, wild turkeys, pi geons, fancy poultry, qualL tragopans, Angora goats and Arabian horses. In Illustrating the effect of bis car toons Mr. Davenport once told a story of an old negro from Georgia named Dr. Brown who went Into the lobby of the senate chamber at Washing ton and met the late Senator Hanna, whom be recognized at first sight When Mr. nanna asked how It was that he waa recognized by a man who had never seen him Dr. Brown an swered that he had seen pictures. Aft er being urged he confessed that these pictures were cartoons. He acknowl edged this with reluctance and added by way of apology; "Well, Mr. Senator, to tell you the truth, they didn't look like you a little bit, but I knew you by 'em In a min ute." William Nelson Cromwell, the New York lawyer who was. recentljjnstall- Ik i4 If 1 ' nT"aa nWtPiwnceinuker iu flio Rijulta Me Life Assurance society's controver sy, has figured Iu several recent nation al nnd International episode. Including the Santo lHmilngo and Panama inci dents. He has bee u very successful as an adviser of corporations and la a type of the bnslneea lawyer of today who alms to etrel in knowledge of commer cial enterprises and the lawa under which they are conducted rather than In attaining oratorical triumphs before Juries. Mr. Cromwell I fifty-one years of age, Is a native of New York city aud a graduate of the Columbia I .aw school. He Is noted aa having received some of the largest fees ever paid In the history of lltlgatlou. For his services as re ceiver of Pecker. Howell & Co. In ISM he got from the court a fee of JlMO.000 and. In ad dition, received a silver service aa a testimonial from the firm. For settling the affairs of Irlce, WILLIAM KCLSOS CROMWELL. McCormlck & Co. be Is snld to bare re ceived fUX),000 In oue fee. His work as general counsel of the Panama Ca nal company of France brought bun, It is supposed, the largest reward of the kiud on record, for he Is popularly credited with receiving $1,000,000 as hla fee In this case. It Is even said that $2,000,000 would be nearer the sum that be realised In connection who the canal project. Although there was much corruption In France Iu the mat ter of the Panama canal, Mr. Cromwell has made the assertion that In the pas sage of the Panama canal bill tn the American congress not a single dollai was Illegitimately expended. CLEANLY WOMAN. ErrMceaalr Tklaks k? Stamrlaf Het I calf Tkat She Cwn Daa draff. Cleanly woman haa tn erroneous Idea that by scouring the scalp, which re moves the dandruff scales, she la curing the dtndruffl She may wash her scalp every day, and yet have dandruff her life long-, accompanied by fnlllnir hnlr, too. The only way In the world to cure dandruff la to kill the dandruff term. ind there Is no hair preparation thnt will to that but Newbro'a Herplclde. Ilerpl tue oy Killing toe dandruff, germ. eaves the hslr free to (rrnw aa healthy fat u re Intended. Destroy the cause -ou remov the effect. Kill the dan Iruf (term with Herplclde. Sold by endlnir druo-rlsts. Send 10c. tn stamna lor sample to The tierpicide Co Da- trolt Mich. Eaple Drug Store, 331-333 Bond St.. Owl Drug Store, 5-19 Com. St., T. F. Laiirin, Prop. "Special Agent." Light Reading' FOR Heavy Moments 100 NEW NOVELS Paper, 10c, 15c, 25c. -r.t 1 J A a. "e klnd or your vacation. SEE SHOW WINDOW J. N. GRIFFIN SCOW. CAY IRON AMD BRASS WORKS. Manufacturers of Iron, Steel, Brass and Bronze Canting. General Foondrymcn and Pat ternmakers. Absolutely first clas work. Lowest prices. 'Phone 2451. 18th and Franklin For Porch and Summer Home Bamboo Furniture .Rives that refreshing touch to the weary and tlrej p'-raon. Settees, Roman Chain, Hall racks, etc., etc.. Step In and ex amine the line. Did you buy that Chocolata set yet? Yokohama Bazar 626 Commercial Street, Aatorl LAUNDRIES. The Troy Laundry The only white labor laundry in the city. Does the best work at reasonable prices and is in every way worthy of your patronage. 10th and DUANE St., Phone 1991. Telephone your want advertisement to the otlice of The Morning Astor inn. Telephone Main 001. When you need help or want to sell or exchange anything. Somebody may be looking for work or wish to ex change something for an article, which yoj have. HELP WANTED. VAXTKl-A restaurant, rant. U1KI. TO WORK. IN A Apply to Jeffs Kestau- WASTED A tilUL FOR liENKUAL housework. Apply 133 Exchange St, WASTE1V-CIRL light housework. to ix) LHiirr Enquire at Astorian office. HELP WANTEDGIRL WANTED for general housework. Wage be tween $13 and $20 per month. J. II. Gibbons, care Tongue Point Lumber Co., Alikrbrook. WANTED AT ONCE, maid. J'atker House. A CHAMIIEK- HOT WANTED printing office. TO WORK IN Apply at Astorian office. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE A PxtO 14 WASH1NUTIN Iron Works, Seattle, Wash., donkey 130 feet 7-8 and 3300 feet 5 8 lich cable. Full set rigging and blocks. Address Pacific Cadean, Cathlamet, Wash. FOR SALE - HIGil COUNTER, long. Apply at Alor- about 8 feet Ian ott'.ce. KOR SALE SECOND-HAND 7 COL umn newspaper outfit; complete x cept prs; cheap, flee. Inquire at this of- INCUBATOR FOR 8ALE-400 EGGS capacity; also three 100 capacity brooders; flrst-claas condition. Ad dress A. Astorian Offloe. OLD PAPERS FOR 8 ALE AT THIS Office; 23c per hundred. CALL FOR WARRANTS. Notice i hereby given to oil par tie holding Clatsop County warrant endors ed prior to August lt, l'J'M, to present same to the county treasurer at Inn oulce o90-5W Commercial street, for payment. Interest ceases after this date. (Signed) CILS. A. HKII.HORN', County Treasurer. Dated, Astoria, Oregon, this I3th day of June, mo.". BIDS WANTED. CALL FOR BIDS t'. S. ENGINEER Office, Portland, Ore., May 22, 1905 Seoled proposals will be received here for mattrens, rock and pile work in connection with extension of Jetty at mouth of Co'iullle river, Ore., until It A. M, June 22, 1005. and tm-n publicly opened. Information on application. W. C. Lnngfltt, MaJ., Engrs. NOTICK T (O.VriUCTOKS--I'KO posals reoeived until 2 o'clock P. M., July 1, 1905, at the office of Fulton Hron., Odd Fellows' Buildinft, for fmishini? the second story of the Fulton & IVinenl building, Commercial street, Astoria, Or. Did received as follows: 1st, con struction; 2d, plumbing, gas pipcing and tin-work; 3d, puinting; 4th electric wir ing. Information at the office of Fer guson 4 Houston, Astoria, Oregon. HOUSES FOR RENT. FOR RENT-HOUSE KEEPING ROOMfc See J. B. Brown at Roan, Higgins 4 Company. H0U8E8 WANTED. HOUSE OF 6 OR 8 HOOMS WANT ed in Kd neighborhood. Conveni ent to center ol town; rent reasonable; permanent. Ad. tress Emll Held, ca The Astorian. ROOMING HOUSES WANTED. WANTED, TO RENT A FURNISHED rooming house. References. Address, A2, Astorian. FOR RENT R00M8. FOR RENT LARGE FRONT ROOM; fire and electric light; finest view in city. Address C. A., Astorian. FOR RENT FURNISHED Enquire 045 Exchange. ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOM-NICELY FUR ninhcd rooms. By the day, week ol month. Everything new. Apply to Mrs, Megler Hedrick, Commercial street near 0. R. A N. Dock. Situations Wanted Advertisements Twice Without Charge. You May Want A furnUhed house, room or store, Make your wants known to the renders of this paper. If you want a tenant for a house, some readur may be the desired party, Obtained by Advertising In the Want Columns of the Morning Attorian. DAILY 7,000 READERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY BILLIARD HALLS. Occident Hotel Bar (SL Billiard Hall. Tables New and Everything I'irst Class. Finest brands of Liquors anil Citfui ELECTRICIANS B EMU ft Makes estimates and executes orders for all kinds of tleotrieal installina and repairing. Supplies in 8took. We sail the celebrated 8HELBY LAMP. H. W. Cyrus, Manager. 428 BOND ST. PHONE 1161 MILK DEALERS. A NEW PURE FOOD LAW. in the stale of liiii(,'tnn rcipiire that oil food pai-kagi'S shall imve print on tile outside tlin ingredient thereof. If you use our Pure Milk, Fresh From the Cows, you won't huve lo look for the liils'l. We (,'iiuiulitee its quality. .Morning or niht deliwry. THE 8L00P-JEFFERS CO, 10th and Dunne street. MEAT MARKETS. FRESH AND CURED MEATS Wholesale and lleUill 8hipt, Logging Camps and Mills Sup plied on 8hott Notice. Live Stock Bought and 8old. WASHINGTON MARKET CHRISTENSEN A CO. Central Meat Market G- W. Morton A Jno. Fuhrmtn, Prop'i. CHOICEST KItKKIf AND BALT MKATS-I'HOMl'T DKMVEItY. 642 Commercial St. Phone Main 321 RESTAURANTS. FlRST-ULA:iS MEAL for 15c; nice cake, coffee, pie, or rloughnuta, 5c, at U. 8. Restaur ant. 434 Bond St. BEST 15 CENT MEAL. You can always find the best 15-cent meal in the city at the Rising Sun Restaurant. 612 Commercial St Progress Shoes for Ladies are the BEST $250 shoes made. We have Juat re ceived a full line of these shoes, Lace and Blucher. Vlcl Kid, patent leather tips. BILLY BUSTER SHOES for tie boys have a sole that won't wear out. S. A.GIMRB Fin Boots and 8hoes 543 BOND 8TREET, A8TORIA. Ril IS Unnn iiiii Inserted BROKERAGE. a J. TltENOIIAKI) Real Estate, Insurance, Cemmlsal "7 and Shipping. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER. Offloe IU Ninth Strt, Neat te Justlee Office, ASTORIA. OREGON. HOTELS. HOTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, ORI. rinest Hotel In the Northwest The Tired Traveler la ever tiappjr to find a comfortable topping- place. Where to put up Is the prevalent question after a long Jour ney. You can solve the problem Iu Astoria by gelng to the PARKER HOUSE Whose genial host Mr. T. 3. Broem ar, Is an experienced hotel man and who on April I took charge of this popular hostelry and haa Inaugurated a new feature to the house by opening th dining room In connection with the hoU nd Is now able to give his pat. rona board and lodgings, the best, la Astoria, for II and ll.H pr day. fiat. Iifactton guaranteed. Room at 25. It, 1i and II. JYte 'bus to and from the hotel. J. T. BROEMSER. FURNITURE. ROBINSON tL H1LDEBRAND Goodman Bldg. Commercial 8t FURNITURE. Carpet.. B.ddlnn Stoves, Matting, Window Shades, LINOLEUM. Ete. BLACKSMITHS. ANDREW - ASP, Blacksmith. Having inttalltd a Rubber Tiring Machine of the latest pattern I am prepared to do all kinds ef work at reasonable pricts. 12th and 0uana 8tt. WOOD YARDS. WOOD! WOOD! WCOD! Cerd wood, mill wood, boa wood, any kind of wood at lowest prloea, Kelly, th transfer man. 'Phone 2211 Black, oarn en Twelfth, opposite epera house. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. PHYSICIANS. JAY TUTTLE, M. D. PUrsIClAN AND SURGEON Actlna AMUutut Hurgxon C.S. Marlue l(plutl Hervlce. Office hours: 10 to II a,m. 1 to 4:10 p.m, 477 Commercial Street, Ind Floor. 08TE0PATHI8T8. Dr. Kliudu C. Illrk.. pr, J, K Boyder OSTEOPATHS. Office Mansell Bid. phone Black 206S 673 Commercial Bt., Astoria, Ore. DENTISTS. DR. T. L. BALL, DENTIST. 524 Commercial St Astoria, Oreson. Da. VAUGHAN, Dentist Fytblan Building, Astoria, Oregon. Dr. W. 0. LOGAN DENTIST 678 Commercial St., Shanahan Building BU8INE38 COLLEGES. Bchtike-Walker Business College, Steams Building, Portland, Oregon. Our Graduates are All Employed. We placed 25 pupils In lucrate posl tions during the month of May. SEND FOE CATALOGUE. ,