The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 13, 1905, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 13, my THE M OHN IN (S "A STO R I A N. A STOHI A , OitKGON. Cconomr Jars Self-Setting No cutting or.!., Burning of fingers. Send for circular or call and tee.. then., 1 . . Pints. Si a flown. Quarts, $1.15, a dotes. Half -gallons, $1.40 a doien. MASON TARS. Tints, TOe a dozen Quarts, 80c a dozen; alf-gallons, f 1.10 a dozen. ASTORIAGROCERY 623 Commercial St. Phone Main 681 Prices Talk from now on in our store. All of this season's bats for ' Ladies, Misses and Children be closed out regardless of our lees, ce that we may make room for our FALL MILLINERY. the'faIW . MRS. A. JALOFF, Prop. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY AT Reasonable. Price. STAR THEATER BLDG, ASTORIA. When You 1 Want to - Cool Off. Eat Sliced Boiled Ham at 30c a pound and Tmt on some BaTle's Mustard -A Horseradish ( 15c the jar. It's deli- tious. MINCED HAM at 15c a pound goes well with a little Snider's Catsup on it at 20c the bottle. Others enjoy CHIPPED BEEF at 30c a pound and eat Queen Olives with it at 25c a pint THE GROCER. Tenth and Commercial Street. Branch at fniontown. MONEY FOR YOU! If you saw 25c (in money) laying in the street you would pick it up wouldn't you? Now, you r a reader, more or less in terested in GOOD BOOKS Look into our show window arid you will see the 25 CENTS alright. (A lot of the Best Books that tone dealer we know get as high as ai.SO and 1.75 for but books which we lave' never known to be sold for less than tl.25. We could store these books away but we would never sell them in that .way and we need the display table thej now occupy at once. We are willing to take 1 for any of them to clear them out this week. Buv one and you will be picking up 2oc in money. J. N. GRIFFIN NATURE SPARES Tbc Btrickea Hom Fran Grief. What a fortunate provision of nature ( t that denrlvea tha rose of menial suffering; for how poignant would be lta arlef to discover. In the height of It Lioomlng glory, that a canker fed at It heart, and that Its beauty and fragrance were doomed forever. Nature always eparea the suffering; she 1 a veritable rtore-bouse of pleasing rewards, for tfinc who apple her aid. In the veara gone by falling hair and graynets have east a gloom over the lives of thousands of young women, but thanks to the In vestigations of scientists the true cause hair rirtttrurtlnn la now known to ha a germ or parasite that burrow Into the hair follicle. isewDros nerpiciae absolutely destroy this germ, thu iiermittlnir tha hair to rrow as na ture Intended Sold bv leading druK lt. Bend 10c. In stamp for sample to Ta. Herplcia Co.. uetroit, Mich. Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St., Owl Drue Store. 549 Com. St., T. F. Laurin, Prop. "Special Agent." BANK IS RAIDED Post Office Officials Pounce On Chicago Concern. PAPERS ARE CONFISCATED Imperial Bank, Conducted by Louis Gourdain, John R. Dalton, Under In dictment for Operating a Lottery. Bank Transferred to Postoffice. .. Chicago, July 12. l'nitl States government officials, have raided the Imperial bank. one. of the institution conducted bv Louis Gourdain. and John II. Dalton, now under indictment for operating a lottery. The search war rant were issued by Judge Betliea on the complaint of Inspector Keteliam of the pot -office department. Accompanied by United State depu ty marshal. Inspector .Tames K. Stew art entered the bank armed with a war rant, and proceeded to confiscate every thing in the shape of book, papers', literature, ticketa and ouch other arti cles a were thought necessary to be used in evidence A wagon backed up to the door and the "bank" was trans ferred to the post-office store bouse. The federal search warrant called for "all article of literature, ticket, pa pers, book, 'etc., and labeled or belong ing to the Louisiana banking company. Louisiana State Loan 4 Trust Co... Vic tor C. Lopez, .and company. W J. Mor gan & Co., Louis (iourdain, Imperial banking company, Imperial bank and, the Manhattan Exchange bank. The trial of the "hank" officials will come up before the federal court at the next session in September. The nrti- lea confiscated will be introdtteed a evidence in the trial. MURAVIEFF WILL NOT " ' .SERVE - St Petersburg, July 12. M. Muravieff ha resigned hi ! tion a chief peace plenipoten tiary. It may be regarded a practically certain that he will be replaced by M. Witte the president of the committee of ministers, who all along has been considered a Rusian statesman pre-eminently qualified to under take the difficult ta-k of nego tiating peace with Japan. WHOLESALE EXECUTION. Sixty Bandits and Cut Throats Hanged Near Fusan, Korea. San Francisco, July 12. A story of wholesale execution at the little village of Tai Kiu, a hundred mile inland from Fuiart Korea, was brought to San Francisco Monday by the Kcv. E. F. McFarlahd.. a missionary who crime home on the steamer Korea. In less than a week sixty men, charged with being bandit and cut throat were hanged by order of the Japanese gov ernment. A party of Korean soldier were' the executioners. For many month a band of outlaws had bean robbing and murdering in the country surrounding Tai Kiu. The sit uation became so serious that the Jap anese instructed the extermination of tlie offender.. The commission was in structed to a detachment of Korean Warrior w ho t caught the men and hanged them. FAVORS SHORTER COURSE. Cornell Coach Suggests Change in Inter- Collegiate Run. Ithaca, X. Y., July 12. Charles E. Courtney, coach of the Cornell univer sity, ha placed himself on record as being emphatically in favor of shorten ing the distance of intercollegiate var sity races from four to three miles. Hi strong argument againt the pres ent distance i that no college man should be aked to do the necessary training for the distance at the' risk of his health and to the detriment of hi 'university work as it is almost im possible for an oarsman to keep up the hitter when he snends so much time training for the boat. REGULATES ADULTERATION. Secretary of Agriculture Issues Order Governing Sale of Impure Foods Wu' York. Jtilv 12. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson ha sent out cir cular letter in regard to a large amount of adulterated food-stuff imported since the pure food law went into effect and which have been held up because the bureau of chemistry of the depart ment found that all kinds of adultera tion had been practiced. Secretary Wilson' older modules a firmer one in whU-h lw declared that the good must all l. stmt baek to Kurope. A number of the largest wholesale grocer in Xewa York, who were con cerned in the importation made a itrong cac pleading a misunderstand ing of the law. The secretary 'a enter which arrived at the New York eti-tom house today, provide that goods al ready iuiorted shall not be sent lw'k but may be old in this country He order however, that can of peas colored with sulphate of copper "hall be distinctly labelled o as to show this fact .various Htra wherry jams nhall lie label reading "artihVlutly colored" and some canned mushrooms must l sold as '"stem and wrap." TO FURTHER BOYCOTT. Chinese Circulate Exhortations in South China Provinces. Victoria, 11. C, duly 12. Mail advice from Hongkong tell of a novel plan of campaign adopted by Chines In South China to further the boycott movement against United State merchandise. Wealthy Chinese of Teklioi. in Sanning district, have imported thousand of .Japanese fans on one tide of which they have had rough aketche printed of American roughly treating Chinese and on tlie other side sketches of buffalo being beaten and ill used are printed. Utter accompany the- picture calling upon the Chinese to fight the American by boycotting their goods. The fan are Wing widely (-imitated in South Cliiiifl. LETS BIG CONTRACT Havana Central Will Install Large Interurban System. TO COST FIVE MILLIONS Will Radiate From City of Havana and Cover Extwsive Territory. To Op Trains. Electricity Will Be The Power. Xcw York, July 12. The Havana Centra) railway company ha awarded to a prominent electrical company con tract for the construction and equip ment in Cuba for the largest elertrk-al railway syxb-m ever initiated by Amer can interest ouUide of the Tiiited States. The company U to build and operate a net work of interurban line radia ting from the city of Havana and cov ering an extensive territory in the inte rior of the inland, which has hitherto lieen without tranortiition facilities. About 125 mile will I- constructed at first, involving nit expenditure of near ly $.-).(XK),(J00. The road be-i.de it passenger traffic will inaugurate a freight service. The power house to Is- constructed in Havana will generate T.'HI horsepower of electric energy at !)!.".MM) volt, three current for the purple of operating the new lines. Steam turbine will be used, this Wing the fir-t instance of such equipment being called for in the West Indies. The entire system i ex pected to lie in operation within 13 months, WE WANT TO DOUBLE OUR SUBSCRIPTION LIST. THE "HOW OF IT WILL INTERE8T EVERYBODY, WHETHER THEY NOW READ THE PAPER OR NOT. WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THE MORNING ASTORIAN THE BE8T NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN ANY CITY OF ITS 8IZE. WILL YOU HELP UST TELEPHONE MAIN 661 and I WILL CU AND TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT. Emit Held Advertising and Circula tion Manager, THE MORNING A8TORIAN. P. 8. If you live out of town write ' or our plan. WANTS TRUSTEE REMOVED. Sen of Brewer Stevenson gets Injunction Against James McClenahan. New York, July 12. Out he applica tion of Ihtvid Stevenson, son of the brewer of that name, who died in 1W2. Supreme Court -lutice llluiiihard, issu ed yesterday a tentorury iiijmntion restraining James McClenahan, the trus tee of the brewer' estate, from inter fering in any way with the young man's one seventh Viiti-resr; which McClenahan 'holds iii trust for him, except to colled the rent and turn them over to him, ' Young Stevenson ha l-gun for an action for the removal of McClwmhan a trustee, and for an accounting of the money that have paed through the trustee' hand. Stevenson charge the trustee with using the principal of the triixt estate for lji own Wm-flt. The elder Stevenson left property worth about 2,300,000, which, after providing for the widow, he divided equally among hisehildren. Mr. Stevenson died some years ago anil also divided her property among the children. Money goes further fn Schilling's Best, a great deal further; besides the comfort of feeling, safe ; you knovr you ire safes, FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT And ALL WEEK. MORRIS B. DUDLEY Presents the emotional actre MISS C0RINNE SNELL and, the versatile Actor MR. ALFRED - ALDRIDGE Supported by an excellent company complete prod net ion of the . latest dramatic Hueecsse in TONIGHT Just "Before Dawn OTHER PLAYS JUST BEFORE DAWN CUSTER MASSACRE SAPPHO and HAMLET Complete production of each play. A revelation in popular priced theatrical Prices, 15c, 25c, 35c. Reserved seats at J. X. Griffin'e Book Store. HI IH r Clothes Bought at Wise's Pressed Free of Charge Whenever You Say So. O UTING bearing MAKERS Are the best Tailor Made Garments in America. Price, $10.00 to $20.00. SOLE AOBNTS IN ASTORIA. email Wise Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier. HafJVr' P. S.--STRAW HATS, ALL STYLES aio 'pasf10! 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AN ASTORIA PRODUCT Tale Boliemian Beer Best Iu The Northwest North Pacific Brewing Co. 1 this label iEWyRK JSBg Sip snd an cisemial element Harpinesi. w m To prevent ilt kneis and enjoy the eomtbrti of lii'e vou should eauto vour TV ... sleeping spsrtment or dressing chamber -.l . ...ti.. 1 wun a snowy wniic( wiie-jjh.i.s "ihndflrd Porcelain Enameled l-m tory and hae running hot an J col J water si dettred at your touch. We have samples in our showroom end" will gladly quote yeu prices. J