The morning Astorian., July 13, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1903.
MORNlMt:ibTOUlAN, AST()nA, 0UEGO
COME. AND TEST OUR '
New Spanish Queen Olives
Tbey are in daily demand; arc particu
" larly nice for picnics, and are a little '
, better than any" you ever had.
25c the Pint.
ROSS, HIGGINS jaCo.
Stolen Boat at Orayi Harbor.
11 wa reported to the mU yester
day tTiwi "the Milng boat stolen from
till city on tlm niiilit of July 4 was tak
en to firava harbor, Tim lookout at
fun IimipiMiliitm'iil U said t haveC', W. Htone yesterday, Mr. Htone wan
sighted a boat iliti out of the lolnm
Ma river on .Itily 5, ami the craft l
thought to have Isell the WW stolen
from Astoria. It U probable that an
effurt will b made to recover It.
Willi) (irstlmrt was awarded the;
gol.l.-n medal for being the, l-t drilled
mm In the On-uon Ainb-ultiiral wdlige
fmlrt rp at tin I'nrtland xMitlon.
The trophy l IminUomi ly made and Mr
Kcarhart feel highly elated over bring ;
It recipient.
Hla Dcaih Deplored. .
The (hath of lolm Welch, of I'ort
Unci. I greatly l-itrl by hi many
friend I" tbl city. Jr. Webb wa
iuil well known here, lit had lived
In Oregon in, 1H.V1 mid frriiicntly Imd
vLited in thi iiy.
The firt pupil' recital of the etas
of J. A. Adrian tfpping will take place al
the Methodist church on Tuesday, July
1H, IlKkV On that occasion Mi IVtron
ell Connolly, cntraltu, and 5lia M.
1I.nI Header will a!o ap-ar. Tkket
on ale at (iriltlnV
Son For Prlnct of Walea.
Tendon, July 11 The I'rln.f
Wale wa aafely delivered of a aim thlai
nmrninjf.
A full an) complete. Una of faru Impla
menta, farming tool, wagon, bugxica.
of all kinda at II M. flaeWa farm im
plement warehouM, 103 Fourteenth.
When it Is Too
Hot for Yom
. lunch on
Libby's Famous
SUMMER DAINTIES
Put up In glaaa jara and hermetically
aealed can, eay to carry a ad ok an
while their excellent and uniform
quality la alwaya acknowledged,
W carry In etock.
Sliced Ham, . Pliced Bacon, Slhd
dried Beef, Corned Beef Hah, Iri.li
Stew, Steak and Onion, Pigt Fttt,
Beef and Vegetable, Cooked and
Pickled Honey Comb Trlo, Lunch
Tongue, Cooked Corned Beef, Com
preed Ham, Potted Ham, Potted
Tongue, Chicken ami Veal Pie,
MelroM Fata, Hnm, Veal and Tef
Loaf, Stuffed Olive, filieed Jtoant
Pork Loin,Vienna Sauug.
Invent In tc our prompt and correct
dulivery ayatem.
Johnson Bros.,
Good Goods
1 it-iii Twelfth St., Aitorla. .
SUMMER COMFORT
Can best be obtained with our adjustable wiudow
screens or one of our modern and
. reliable refrigerators
Our
Adjustable
Window
Screens
are jtmt what you need
for these warm days.
They fit any space
and we are now sell,
ing them at the spec
ial price of
10 cents, 20 cents
2.3 cents
Worth fully double. .
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CHAS. HEILB0RN a CO.,
Complete House Furnishers. ,
Fishermen Art Fronproui.
"Tiny can say what they will about
the supply of salmon, but I am told
llwt the fcillnetti'r are very wdl satis
fied wilh the work thou far dom-," said
illy fniiiiit atp'nt for the A. ('. uu
til a few months' o and. Iw ha Wn
pretty thoroughly ctiverttant with tlie
nit imticn. "One of the pm-kers told me
llmt some uf hla fishermen have been
loaning tht-ir earning at 5 ft wort,
"lht gillm ttr wm to have an aliuml-
anw of money. 1 have a!o Wn Inform
ed that mmn of the flnhcriiin have al
ready delivered nnt flh thin year than
wu iflivrr during t'w whole of lat
e ason. The low stag of tin river
frightened them during the early part
of h waMiii, Imt tlit mipily h niiiir
proved pl. The jMU'k roay not I iinn li
ahead f that of Iut yur, hoi tlie ld
mU output la much (renter, and the
fMiernien are U-ttfr- nfr." - ' ;
Notice to iU Travfling Public. 1
(win to the rxtm volume of S'Bii.le
travel thl n(in, and in order to aroid
delaya ranged f frequfit nt4p of
heavy truinx, tie A. 4 U It. It. will,
hereafier. and until furtlier notii, dii-
continue ft'ippinu t)ii ouyh train
P"'"' ,,n i' feaaMt Iiviion latween
WarrenWm ami Ourhart in Iwlb direc
tion and paaxengera for hkipauon, Mor
riwn, lilenwixxil Wet, Clntoop and But
terhVId, rmit nee train leaving Ato-
of'ria at H:I3 A. M or l.M P. M. and
train leaving 8eitMe at 13 A. M
9:W A. M , or 2iW P. M.
Train heaving Atoria at 11:35 A. M
daily and 5: A3 P. M. Ratimlay only,
and train lraving Keanide at 5:00 P. M
r through train and will not handle
paioengcr or bn'page for oiiil hown
almve,
J. C. !AYO,
Om'l P. Agt. A. 1 C. It. U.
I Shtpmenta of Salmon.
1 During the present week four carload
ior 2tajtr cue of ulincn w ill be ahipped
eat by the Columbia River Packer'
1 AMM'UtKn. .1 ut how much of thi I
' Columbia river flh can not be elated
I a it ha been the practice of packer
I to mix in hlpmenu of Ahika and
icoai.t atn'am f1h. The Alnk holdover
'tipply wa quite large this year and
rei-ently packer have. Wn making ex
I tenxlve le. The ('olumbin riwr I
. aid to have lo-en a clean aa a new pin,
and ale baed on the niening price
' hv covered all the fleh that will be
J packed. Alnxwt daily a few load
( of flih are eent eat, a the demand ap
i H'm to le g(Hl, and the former large
Muck of canned aiiltnon at the camier
le are nt now to be aeen.
Run of Salmon Improved.
i Some improvement waa noted "yeater
i day In thq,run of eulinon and aome fair
j ly pood deliverJca were made at the
I variou packing hoilur. The boat dc
. livered an average of about 300 pound
i during the day. Up-river receipt a con
, tiniie to exceed those from lower river
point.
Office rooma for rent. Geo. W. Bar
ker, Aatorta National Bunk
Refrigerators
The National,
The HerricK,
The Leonird
Cleanable
The best and
most reliable
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FIRST RECITAL
By tit Aitorla PapiU of Mr. J. Adrian
. Eppinga,' .
W (all attention: in other 1 iarta, of
the mHT to the alwv recital which
ahould le well pntronlwd.5 Mr.Kpping
haa dona much for the city iq Ute pant
three tnontha, with the amUtance of Mr.
Hhlehk Then two gentlemen have
awakened the muliwl apirit of the peo
ple of Axtoria to a eonithleraUle extent,
ew liilly In ehiinh work. ThU recital
will ahow what haa been dotte by Mr,
KppiiiK In ten weeka. Tl ouny Iadie
of the (ilee Club have taken the enter
tainment in ihariie and no doubt their
many friend will Iw prenent to ahower
prair upon them for their good and
eonw-ientloua work.
Surgeon-General Coming.
Kuriteon-Oeneral Wyman, liemj of the
marine hopitl and publii- health ')
rtnient of th I'niU-d State govern
ment, will be In Aotoiia abort ly a the
jrnet of Dr. Jiayli H. Fjtrle, iiaran
tine oflicer at thi port. I)r. Wyman i'
In ehuii' of one of the mot.t important
di'pai'tmeiit of the vernment, and it
work ha Ih'coiimj very extenive. tie
exereiw )eni-ral control of all the quar
antine tatioii on American Miil. He
ha 1cen atti'tnliiiy the medical conKreaa
at t'oitlund and l)r, larlc went to the
metropuli to meet him. While here Dr.
Wyman tyill viit the Columbia river
(uurautim Ktatiou and it need will
ioiuted out to him. lie i aid to
Iw one of the iwt popular of the de
partment chief.
Bt"a For Street Work. -
The otreet iniiiiiiilti of the city coun
cil have called fir bid for the follow
ing etreet iinprovemeiit: Kxchange
tn-et from Seventeenth to Nineteenth.
Kxchange utreet from Twenty-firt to
Twenty-third, Third xtrert from Com
mercial to Duanr , and Twenty hixth
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ue. Hid will lie opened next Monday
and the contract will be awarded at
tne council meeting of that night. The
Kxchange street improvement, which I
bt;ing made In ection. I wadly needed.
Cummercittl otreet alford the only pres
ent route t Kat Aatoria, and ahould
communication be cut off by fire, the
people of that ditrict, wljo number
almut WKKl. would be in a Wry plight.
The -war!- main leadtnttf'W "Bur
Knd are on Kxchange Mrm-l. which have
almost collapsed, '
Real Estate Tranafera.
Alfred Blackburn and wife to Manne
Johnson, lot 0, block 10, Vau Durn'i
1103. '
Peninsula Land and Trust Co., to
Annie 8. 'Jensen, lots 12 and 13, blw-k
10, Taylor; fVxt.
Alliert Wagner ;ftad wift t. Charles
P. Magginni. I07.3S acre In section 5,
T. 4 X". R. 4 N.j Hiqo.7 .
Alfred M. Eso to Alex. rnmore,
lot 14. block 11. Warrenton addition to
Astoria; $100.
Apaley Adjudged twine.
John T. Apslcy, aged 5.1, wa jester
day adjudged insane and ordered com
mitted to the state hospital for treat
ment. He i to bo taken to Salem bv
an atti'iuliint, who will arrive in the city
today. Apslcy wa arrested some time
ago, but hi examination wa deferred
in the hope that he would display sign
of recovery. He ha suicidal tenden
cie and recently made an effort to cut
his own throat Hi mental condition
I said to lie due ,to exhaustion from
overwork. A brother, Alliert A. Apsley,
reside at Tillamook,;
Obdurate Partner in Trouble.
J. K. Sjnditi. a partner of Clayton A,
Kurett in the M-liing business, wa ar
raigned Ix'fore Justice liixxlman yea
tcrday on charges of assault, and Imt
tery anil resisting ollicer. The com
plainant are Barrett and R. T. Twom-
My, who was mimed a receiver of the
lirm of Burett & Sjxlin. A boat belong
ing to the firm, which wa placed in
bly, who was named a receiver of the
in Sjodin's possession on the north shore
and when the receiver and Barrett, the
latter acting as deputy sheriff, went aft
er the craft Sjodin made a violent dem
onatratioa. He waa releasen on $50 bond
to appear for trial today. t
Officer Thompson on Vacation.
Police Officer Albert Thompson i now
enjoying his annual vacation. He Mill
spend a' few days at the Portland ex
position and then go to St. 'Martin's
springs, where he will make a short
stay.
The family restaurant, of Astoria Is
recognized, as the Hess restaurant. ' The
best meals and the best service in As
toria. 120 Eleventh street
There's a pintly girl In an Alpine Imt,
A sweeter gill with a sailor briny,"
But the handsomest girl you ever c.
Is the sensible girl who1 nsca Rocky
' Mountain Tea, , .' . '"J
. Frank Hart, druggist.
HAY ACCEPT POST
Senator Fulton Offered Chairman
ship of Claims Committee.
OFFICE REQUIRES ATTENTION
Poatibly Senator Will Not Accept on
Account of Preasing Dutiea. Ia Ap
preciated in Senate At Moat Able Law
yer and Good Speaker,
nator Fult'tn will be chairman of
the t'nlted .State -nte committee on
t'laitna if he dime to accept the import
ant pot, S-tiatt! cminiittee go the
round, and the claim committe i
Senator Fulton' by riht of dinenvery
if be want it. it in the hirget com
mittee of flu- "liiatc and it work U
endle, ix 01 eight clerk U-ing iieci--
ary or it.
Hut Senator Fulton i not o ure
that he will ! able to take thi import
ant L chairman-hip. , It entail much
work and the M-iiator fc. now" a pn-t-ty
buy man. Kvery day he find it
neeeiwary to M-nd out from 50 to 100
letter to ay nothing of receiving eeore
of viitor who are l-nt tiion matter
affecting the Mate' welfare. To add
to hi already great tak the work which
the chairi.n.an-hip or the claim com
mittee would involve i a tep which
the aenator i loth to take, and, while
he hi not n-aclied a dcciion regardiui
the matter, it would not be aurprising
if lie paed up the committee. Tlii.
of course, i purely sculative. for the
senator will not arrive at any conclus
ion until a short time before the con
vening of the next session.
Some idea of the work which Senator
Fulton must do can be gained from the
statement that be may be the only mun ' ot Cathlamet, was in tht city yes
left in the Oregon dt'legation.. Thi . tertlay..
mean that Senator Fulton will ! re-! Claud Thayer, the Tillamook banker,
quired to take care of everything. He returned to hi home on the Sue IL El
ls an indefatigable worker, but there is
a limit to human capacity, and tins
circumstance may prompt the senator to
decline the chairmanship that is now
hi by right of succession. But the sen
ator may And a way out of the dilt-m-na,
in which event he will take the
chairman-hip. He is now chairman of
the Canadian relations committee.
Senator Fulton is considered the best
lawyer in the upper house of the na
tional congress. This is a broad state
ment, but it is made on no less auth-
ority than Senator Spooncr, who once.
declared himself in the presence of Scn-
ators Hoar, Haw-Icy and others. Ho i J
one of the few senators who ran hold .
the attention of niemtiers, in which re-'
sja-ct Senator Mitchell was utterly lack
ing. Strange a it may appear, it is
eonsmcreu no ucouruy tor senators , night heU vetlterday. The inter
to leave the floor when some member is' ment w8 ,t Greenwood cemetery. ;
speaking, and, although Oregon ians do
not generally know it, only four per
sons heard Mitchell's fatuous eech de
manding an appropriation for the Lewi
and Clark fair.. Senator Frve, president
pro tern., called Senator Fulton to Uie
chair, and Mitchell's audience comprised
but four Oregonions, one of whom wa
11. W. Scott. It Uok the senator three
hours to read the speech.
Senator Fulton holds the attention
of the senator and it seldom happens
that anyone leaves the floor when he risj
es to sjieak. He is immensely popularj
and his future in the senate promises to
he unusually brilliant. The wholesome
land frauds in this state have tended to
discredit Oregon and its delegation, but
it. is noticeable that Senator Fulton's
standing has not been iinjmiej.
' Street! Full of Holes.
Many of the princiml streets of the
city are beginning to show sign of wear
and in some of the elevated roadway
there are dangerous hole, that may
cause the death of horses. It has been
the practice to niaks such repairs out
of the repair fund. !
To Inspect City Hall.
Next Monday the public property com
111 it tee of the city' council will inspect
the new City Hall and at the council
meeting that evening the structure will
be accepted. Most of the furniture has
been delivered but as vet the electric
light fixtures have not arrived. It is
expected that all city offices with the
exception of the police department will
be moved to the new building the latter
part of next week. v - - - .
Musical.
A musical will be given Friday even
t the fourteenth Inst., by the choir o
th8 Congregational church undejr tin
direction of Mrs. fioorgc C. Watkin-
The program will consist of vocal solo
choruses and several kindergarten son;;.
A4-
"I CART DO THAT SUM."
The Sweet Selection From Babe ia Toy
: land.
There will be a change of program a(
the Htar tonight. For that reaon ife'r
man Wie haa written a few verxea to
another popular air he heard while in
Sw York City.
The vere deal with our court noue
muddle, the new City llall, the pro
poed new hotel, the polu-e force, net to
the inuic of ' I Can't Do That Hum,"
from Babe in Toyland. The Tammany
ong will be diix-ontinued, ante the
team of funniakera Clenroy 4 ,Ruel
can tm HuUurA to ing a vere or two
a an encore.
General Blackmar 111.
According to letter received yester
day by Captain OiKidale, On. Wilmon
W. lildckfiiar, coinmandcr in chief of (J.
A. H., who w:a to have VWted Porthmd,
Tacoma, Seattle and Alaska, ( aeriou.
ly ill at Itoite, Idaho, and ba cancelled
all engagement. ;
PERSONAL MENTION.
K. J. Hrent, of Minneapolis, wa in the
city yesterday. ' .
J. L. ikf'ullough dropped in from
Portland -eterday. '.'
If lu eca)e the police he will go to
Dryad thi morning.
Thoma Richardaon wa a Portland
visitor in the rity taet night.
Link C. Burton, deputy fili warden
of Wahington ittate, b in the city, i
V. R, Whitman, editor of the Ilwac-o
Journal, was in the city yesterday,
J. A. Berntein registered at the Oe-
ci(jent Uai Bight from fen Francisco
R. A, Price, representing Marshall
Wells 4 Co., was in the city last night.
Mrs. C. M. Celler is entertaining" her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levy of San, Fran
cisco.
Thomas IL Allman, a prominent res-
more yesterday. " , .. ' ..
fl. W. Sanlxirn returned to his office
es(tnlay after an illne extending
over several weeks.
Captain Charles T. Bailey, of -tlie tug
I Tatomh, lavt retunj-d from a short
visit with friends in Portland.
Dr. IL C. Henderson will leave for
Portland tonight to attend, the Rational
Medical association convention.
Dr. Earle returned yesterday from
Portland where be attended the Anteri
can Medical association convention;
Dr. Alfred Kinney left last night to
attend the convention of the American
Medical Association at the Portland ex-
position.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Kallunki, who died Tuesday
Rev. William Seymour Short, of Grace
Episcopal church, accompanied by his
choir boys will hold services tomorrow
at the new Peterson schoolhouse on the
I Lewis and Clark at the . request of a
number of residents of that section.
David M. Hume, collector of internal
revenue, came down from Portland yes
terday, and spent the day at North
Beach. He will retnrn to the metropo
lis on the steamship Columbia, whicn1
will arrive from San Francisco. v
Occident Hotel Arrivals.
J. A. Bernstein. San Francisco.
Tlios. Richardson. Portland. . .
J. Ralston, Portland.
C. Thayer. TiIlumookv. , i '
David M. .Hume, Portland.
E. J. Brent, Naples. ;
Mr. Wells, Portland.
F. L. McCuIlough. Portland.
William Summer, Tacoma.
W. C. O'Reilly, Portland.
Wni. McDonald, U. S. A.
P. A. Nettleson, V. S. A.
Thos Allman, Cathlamet.
C. W. Horsford, Portlandj 7
B. 'F. Allen, Portland. "
C. J. Dellman, Portland., , s -J.
C. Bortle, Los Angeles."
E. R. Houston, Albany; Or.
Geo, D. Meyer, Portland.
Mrs. Patterson and son, Portland.
by choru of 20 amail children.
miion, 23 cent. , ' " ,
BustCf BrOWll StOCKtngS for Boys and Girls
Q-ftta - .4,1 A frxTO'VT,A -
1 -iri
Book, the funniest book you ever saw.
Save Your Stocking Tickets Now be an artist
They're Worth Money. Your friend, BUSTER BROWN. .
For Sale by FOARD (SL STOKES CO.
"SAPHO" AT FISHERS.
Good House Torn Out to See Famotu
1 ' - : 1 7 ' , t Play. ,
"Sapho" packed Fishers' to the doors
last night. It waa the first time the
play had ever been produced here and
Usher' haa seldom held such an audi
ence a that which jammed it last even
ing. For the average company "8a pho
!j rather a difficult undertaking, but
Mr. Dudley's combination handled it.
nk-ely and delighted the big crowd. It
is not too much to say that the absent
of rowdyism in the galleries was also
delightful,
. Mi Snell esayed the tile roll last
night and her work was excellent is)
every detail. The character ia not an
easy one to portray, but Miss Rnell
proved quits equal to the occasion. She
appeared in some splendid gowns. Mr,
Aldridge, as Jean Gosin, the French
country lad w horn Paris swallowed, also
acquitted himself with credit and dem
onstrated hi ability as an actor. Hu)
leaders were again given good support.
The merit of a play is best attested
by the effect of the acting up on the
audience, and as showing the excellence
of the work of 5Ir. Dudley's company a ,
fourth climax wa interesting. Here
Jean strikes down Sapho, and the gasp
of horror that came from the audience
left no doubt of tlte interest that waa
manifested in the performance.
Tonight the ; company wifl offer
"Just Before Djiwn." This is pronounced
the cleverest offering in the repertoire
and will prove, a treat for theater go
ers. ' -''"
Cost of Growing Cora. j
The Kaufman, Texas, Sun says that
"when a crop of (V) bushels of corn to the
acre- is secured, the corn costs 13 cenU
t bushel to produce; for 50 bushels it ia
15 cents; for 40 bushels it is 13 cents;
for 35 bushels it is 22 cents, and for 39
bushels, 30 cents. These figures are not
far out of the way, and it ia thus easy
to know when you are selling corn any
below the cost of production." ,
'Born. ' i
In this city, to the wife of M. Belan,
an 8-pound boy. 1 ,.,-.;.. , . ; .,.,.4.;
Born.
- In this city, to the wife of Robert E.
Klepper, a son.
- G. A. Hager, manager of ' the Elie
theater, Vancouver, Wah., is in the city
on a visit to his brother, A. B. Hager,
of the Grand theater.
First appearance of the Astoria La
dies Glee Club Tuesday Ere., July 18,
"05, at Methodist Church.
J, Adrian Epping, Director.
The Home
Here life U spent. The little ones
are born and reared, and are entitled
to all the safeguards that the intel
ligent housewife can-surround them
with.
Wall Paper
vs. Alabastine
Think of having bedrooms cov
ered with layers of moulding floor
paste to feed vermin, with paper
to hide them and to absorb the mois
ture of perspiration, and an animal
for disease germs; also of repeat
ing this papering without removing
the old, and a number of times, at
that, as many do. Then think of a
room coated with pure, permanent
Alabastine, which is retinted with
but little trouble oj expense, and
is purifying and sweet smelling. Al
abastine cements cracks, shutting
out vermin. .
Alabastine Tints Easily Mixed with
Cold Water and Applied- With a
Brash.
Cc a 5 pound package.
B.F.ALLEN 51,SON
Wall Paper, faints, Ete,
365-367 Commeroia' St, Astoria.
You won't get spanked when you wear
my stockings, 'cause no one can beat
them, at 25 centt per pair. Feel well,,
fit well, wear well; fast black or money
back. This week I give free with every
pair, the Duster Brown Drawing