THE MORNING ASTOR1AN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE at, too). .
8
AFTER THE SHOW
ia ovtr, at lunch-time or upon any oc
casion you will want the fine line of new
dainties, nude by Geo. A. Bayle, St
lxwis. Very handy. They save time
and worry, too, if any unexpected friend
irops in on you
Bay It's Deviled Cheese jar J5-'
layk'i After Dinner. Cheese, a jar tje
Baylei Roquefort Cheese, jar ....15c
layle't English Sandwich Mustard, 15c
Eayle's Lunch Herrint, a jar soc
ASTORIAGROCERY
623 Commercial St,
Phono Main 681
THE FOURTH OF
JULY IS NIGH
And that is the reason why we call your
attention to our pretty
WHITE AND LIGHT TRIMMED HATS
The prices are light, too,
And won't make you feel blue.
IS
NOW
SERIOUS
Chicago Strike Situation Changes
For Worse.
of Jame R. Sheffield to accept the ap
point ment offered to htm by the gov
crnor, prevented the organisation, and
situation in which the paa and elec
trical companies are forbidden to take
any step of importance without the eon
m-nt of a commirwion. which ha not
vet come into existence. Many applica
tions under the new law have already
been sent to Albany and are now await
ing consideration
DRIVER IS FATALLY HURT
Teamsters Send Ultimatum to Em
ployera. Threaten to Strike Against
Furniture Movers and Expressmans
Association. Locals Called Upon.
THE FAIR
MRS. A. JALOFF, Prop,
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
AT
Reasonable Prices.
STAR THEATER BLDG, ASTORIA.
Read Right
Down The Line
for a selection of the finest chocolate
ffered in this city.
Ghirardell's Ground Chocolate for a de
licious enp of chocolate.
1 pound cans 3 cent
3 pound cans J 85 cents
Ghirardelli's Milk Chocolate, in round
tablets, a package 10 cents
Ghirardelli's Milk Chocolate, delicious
sating, a cake 10 oents
Chirardelli'i Chocolate Cream Cakes,
5 cents
Ghirardelli's Flicks
Dainty, and handy for eating only
packed in two sixes 5c andlOc.
Chicago, June 2. The spread of the
teamsters' strike to include 1JW00
drivers of local express and small de
livery wagons, was a possibility today.
An ultimatum had already been deliv
ered by the teamsters, and the employ
ers called a special meeting this after
noon to return an answer. Sentiment
was strongly in favor of a fight.
The trouble with the delivery drivers
started when a wagon belonging to the
Page Bros.' Express company, hauled a
load of tobacco to a strike affected firm.
President Shea immediately sent a com
mittee to wait upon the express con
cern with a demand that deliveries to
strike affected firms cease.
The Page Bros.' company is a uiera
ber of the Furniture Moxers and Ex
Dressmen's association, comorisinc 200
employers, and nearly 1,000 teams in the
city. The union committee threatened
to call a strike against the entire asso
ciation. The source of the necessary
money with which to conduct the strike
ia giving the teamsters, grave concern.
President Shea has issued an appeal to
all the Chicago locals to meet at once
and take up the matter of funds.
Three hundred former employes of
the American Express company attacked
a wagon of the company, driven by John
E. James, last night. James was struck
on the head with a brick and probably
fatally injured.
Xo arrests were made.
THE GROCER.
Tenth and Commercial Streets.
Branch at TJniontown.
BLOW
FROM
BEHIND
San Francisco Lodging House Man
Victim of Cowardly Assault.
forest fire rages. ASSAILANTS ARE UNKNOWN
Civrnmnt Reserves. Southwest of
nnvr in Ftimea.
lVnver, June 27.Foret fires are was snowmj wouio-oe iraneienu to
lo. fl..nK- .n m.vernment lands in Room When Attacked. Skull Cut to
M mountains southweM of lVnver. Brain. uotnet Kiueo, money ana
simw Suiul.iv moraine a fire has bwn I watch Taken.
raging 10 miles northwest of Pine Orove
in Platte Canon
Government range riders have been
nut from different nuints to check I ,, iv. -i,,v f:..r
the progress of the flames. The I main, proprietor of a lodging house on
.v... - - ...:n .....1. f.AniWt I .- .. . 1. 1 1
ami
thus far will reach $30,000.
IRATE WOMAN SHOOTS
MAN WHO JUMPED LOT.
Rfnsd to Move and Wife of
Estate Man Uses Revolver.
Real
Goldneld, Nev, June 27. Mrs. Phoe
1 n 1 u .1 I
nix. the wife of a prominent Momm-m
real estate man, who owns all the land
r..l,lil,..l mid Columbia, has
shot Attorney Hayes of Uoldtield. Mrs.
Kearney street, was asnaultrd
robbed bv two thug lat night.
Germain was conducting two unknown
men to a room when they pounced on
him from Mi in J, rut hi skull to tlie
brain in two place with some sharp
instrument and rilled his clothes of $7
and a gold watch, valued at l.V).
The injured man 'was unconscious an
hour, then staggered into the street
and fell iu a faint, in the arms of a
Hiliceman.
Germain was taken to the Central
Phoenix shot three times, wounding emergency hospital, where h was found
Hays twice, one shot going through the
croin and one through the thigh
Havs had jumped a lot belonging to
iv aiblition and refused to
IIIV A "" -
leave, claiming to have the legal right
to remain. Mrs. Phoeuix attempt! to
to be dangerously, if not fatally, wound
ed.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AGED
WOMAN ENDS MERRY-MAKING
eject him and being unable to do o I Attacked by Apoplexy ia Midst of
bv ohvsical force, procured a revolver
-
and shot him. She then cooly walked
down town and, when arrested, was eat
ins an ice cream soda
Mr PWnix was held without bail
at present. Hayes will probably die
CHICAGO YARDMASTER
SHOOTS TO KILL.
WILL PETITION LIGHT
COMMISSIONER FOR REDUCTION
FOR A CHEAP
and: EASY WAY
to purchase a lady's or gentle
man' GOLD WATCH, all popu
lar makes, try our Easy Pay
ment Plan.
Pay 1-4 of price down, Balance
$1.00 a Week
Or in small monthly payments,
as is most convenient.
Astoria Loan Office.
RELIABLE JEWELERS
and LOAN BROKERS.
Ml Commercial street.
Mayor McClellan, of New York, Takes
Advantage of Recent Law.
New York, June 27. A petition, based
on the recent legislative gas and light
ing investigation made here, is about
to be presented by Mayor McClellan to
the state commission of gas and electri
city for a reduction in the price of gas
in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the greater
part of the Bronx, to 75 cents a thou
sand feet to private consumers.
The petition will be offered under a
law passed by the last session of the
legislature, creating the commission,
which provides that the mayor of a city
or 100 consumers of a gas company
may call upon the commission for a re
duction in the price of gas.
The law went into effect on June 1.
The commission was to have organ
It Followed by Switchman Who Hurls
Cobblestone.
n,i,.iM .Iniio 17- H.ivinu shot and
killed Jee K. Thompson, 11 switchman
recently discharged fruiu the employ
ment of the Chicago Terminal 4 Trans
fr Rnilw.iv company. Yardmastex
i.a s w.Uli f the romnanr. last
ti..rl.,,ni.il to the txilice to re
move the body, then gaye himself up
Thompson was discharged by Walsh
for alleged neglect of duty. He had an
nounced his intention, it is said, of kill
ing Walsh, and loitered in the yards
repeating the threat.
When Walsh left the yards Thompson
followed him, and after taunting him,
hurled a cobblestone. Walsh drew a re
volver and fired, killing his assailant
Dance.
New York, June 27.-Surrounded by
groups of men and women, with the echo
of dance music still ringing in their
ears, Mrs. James Kirwin suddenly e
pired in the ball room of an timer Turk
pavilion.
The woman was M years old. She
was nttarked by apoplexy in the midst
of a danee at an old-fashioned harlieeue,
given by a church society, A priest
hastened to her side, and administered
the Inst rite of the church while the
frightened dancers gathered alxmt with
tt'i-iins anil shawls, tried to make thl
---r '
dving woman's last moments comfort
able. The tragic sis-ne quickly put an
end to the festivities.
f All Clothes Bought it Wise's Light Store Pressed-FreeV
I of Charge Whenever You Wish. A Lewis & Clark I
I Souvenir With Every Purchase of $2.00 or over. I
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You Cannot Celebrate
the Fourth.
And do yourself justice without one of our new
Spring and Summer suits.
A Beautiful Assortment at $10 to 320
Herman Wise
Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier.
PAL0USE PROJECT
MAY BE SIDETRACKED.
Snowshedi Burn
Gunnison, Col., June 27. The snow
sheds and buildings on Marshall Tas
belonging to the Denver & Kio Grande
railroad, have been destroyed by fire,
Congressional Irritation Committee of
That Opinion.
Spokane, .June 27. The Congressional
I irrigation committee, which stopped in
Spokane for four hours as giiet of the
Spokane Chamber of Commerce last
night, is of the opinion that the Palouse
irrigation project, designed to reclaim
hundreds of thousands of acres of arid
lands in Central Washington, will foi
the present be set aside by congress,
but the faith of Senator Xewlunds, of
dollars and a suspension of traffic for
several hours. About a mile of sheds
ized last Friday, but the unwillingness were completely destroyed
entailing a loss of many thousands of Nevada, and Senator Ankeny, of Wash-
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ington, that tne worn win umniau-iy
be done, is firm. They believe the land
EDITORS WILL ARRIVE
will be worth $05 an acre when watered.
Th committee went Ettt on a lute
train.
A ahoe to fit,
And a shoe to wear
Must be selected
With taste and care.
IN THIS CITY TODAY
Members of the National Editorial
association to the'number of more than
If you are preparing to
RUSH TO THE
COUNTRY
OR THE SEASIDE
You willjent some of our styligh
CANVAS SHOES
to run about in. Many Styles. Prices
more reasonable than ever.
Footwear for Men and Women.
5t Commercial Street
300 will arrive in this city today in
five special cars, attached to the regn
lai train fif the A. A C. Pi. railway. The
I announcement of their coming was made,
I at so late a date that little, or no,
j preparation has been made for their
'reception, but under the circumstances.
' the officials of the city, prominent pec-
pie here and their colleagues of the locar
press will endeavor to give them a wel
come, worthy of the occasion.
After spending a short time here the
party will leave for Seaside, where the
remainder of the day will be spent. The
personnel of the party, in part, is as
follows:
Arkansas W. B. Folsom, Argus
Brinkley.
Colorado A. C. Newton, News, Grand
Junction; Leo Vincent, Camera, Bould
er; Carl Anderson, Courier, Port Collins.
Connecticut Ex-Com. G. C. Woodruff.
Enquirer, Litchfield.
Florida Press Association t rank M
Pabor, Pine Apple, Avon Park; Philip
Isaacs, Press, Fort Myers.
Georgia P. T. McCutcheon, Banner
Nenan.
Idaho State Press Charles A. Hackney.-Eagle,
Meadows; Frank S. Hard
ing, Signal Weiser; George H. Warren,
Press, Wallace.
Illinois Press Association L. A. Con
stantine, Post, Aurora; H. D. Hemens.
Courier, Elgin; J. M. Sheets, Oracle,
Oblong; C. J. Lampkin, Enquirer, Car
linville; Charles B. Mead, Republican,
Geneva; R. L. Davis, Democrat, lies
sage, Mount Sterling; M. H. Spence,
Gazette, Klin wood; J. H. Stokes, Jour
nal, Highland; J. W. Wild, Free Press
Gaa-tte, Nokomisj Anna B. Jencks, Re
publican, Henry; E. B. Spink, Times
Chandlcrville; G. W. Hughes, Register
Clinton.
Illinois Woman's Tress Association
Ex-Com. Rose L Colby, Star, Chicago;
Mrs. Estella Ryan Snyder, Chicago.
Indiana Northern M. W. Pershing
Advocate, Tipton; Miss Harriet Cologne
Sun, Kendalville.
Indiana Republican Association W
H. Craig, Leader, Noblesville; G. H
Hamilton, Argus, Thornton; Thomas J,
Brooks, Mail, Bedford; E. O. Rose
Magnet, Angola; L N. Hines, Times,
Union .City.
Iowa Ex-Com. W. F. Parrott, Re
porter, Waterloo; Mrs. Matt Parrott
Reporter, Waterloo; E. A. Snyder, In
dependent, Garrison; Miss Anna Herrick,
Capital. Des Moines.
Northwestern Iowa Association Ex
Com. G. P. Linn, Cazette, Sumner;
Edgar F. Medary, Democrat, Waukon;
W. R. Lecompte, Republican, Corydon.
Upper Des Moines Iowa Association
Kx-Com. C. D. Helen, Journal, Webster
City; C. H. Smith, Messenger, Fort
Dodge; C. S. Turril, Bee, Jefferson; C.
A. Noble, Graphic, Gliddenj John R
Kamrar, Daily Journal, Webster City;
W. I. Branagan, Democrat, Emmet-,
burg.
Indian Territory John Casteel, Eagle.
Roff.
iryone drop 01 bchiihneil
Best lemon extract in half -a. I
lass of water.
Try how many drops of some
other extract it takes to flavoi
as much.
"A cake of pre
vention is worth a
box of cure."
Don't wait untiJ
the mischiefs done
before using Pears'
Soap.
There's no pre-
ventive so good as
Pears' Soap.
Established in 1789.
DEITSCHES HAIS
On the Trail t the Fair (Iroun.is, Portland.
KRUSE'S Grill Room and Restaurant.
Fourth and Stark Streets, Portland.
KRUSE'S - BEACH -HOTEL,
Gearhart Park, Clitiop Beach.
Hemt for Illustrated Menu
and Special Dally Bill of t are.
Mailed free upon request.
Address all correspondence to
THEODORE KRUSE, Fourth
and Stark i-U., Portland, Ore.
THEODORE KRUSE, Prop.
Kruse'a Itestttuntnt at Fourth and Stark Street
U a popular priced establishment.
Prw. t all MUbliahmenta ara within tba reach of the purae of the average
trsveler. Very fair charge at any of the above places, excellence of A
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cuisioc aim uni vimw icntvwwuBiwr'ii
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AN ASTORIA PRODUCT
Pale Bohemian Beer
Best In The Northwest
North Pacific Brewing Co.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX Prea. and Suyt.
F L BI8UOP. Secretary
A. L. FOX, Vice Pres.
ASTORIA SAVINOa BANK, Treat
Designers and Manufacturers of
THE LATEST IMPROVED
Canning Machinery. Marine Engines and Boilers,
Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Foot ot Fourth Street
The;
Astoria
Restaurant.
If you want a good, clean meal or if you
are in a hurry you should
go to the
Astoria Restaurant
This fine restaurant is thoroughly up-to-i
date in every detail.
EXCELLENT MEALS.
EXCELLENT SERVICE