THE MORNING ASTORIA N ASTORIA ORE.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1905.
WILL FACE CRISIS
New Orleans Will Fact Yellow
Fever Crisis In Five Days.
CONFIDENCE IN OFFICIALS
Brigadier-General Perolliatt of Louisiana
demonstrated that the stegouvyia wan
the vehicle that caused all the trouble.
if there is Vt, there should be, a
law in every state making it a criminal
offense to a high degree to fail to re
port immediately the prevalent of 1
ease of yellow fever. The slightest at
tempt at concealment by a physician
should be followed by summary punish
menU '
DEMAND FOR CLAMS.
Large number of Eastern visitor ar
rive In Astoria every day and they in
variably inquire at the hotel for the
Clatsop dams. Some of them say they
Ordinance. Department Says Unfair had heard of these famou clams in the
Discrimination Is Being Exercised
..Against State Mosquitoes a Curse.
East and Astoria was the only place
they could get them. One prominent
gentleman from Boston yesterday
brought a party of five Eastern people to
Astoria simply to' get a taste of clams.
New York, Aug. ".According to Brig
adier-general Arsene Perilliatt. chief of BIG CHIEF GORMAN.
ordinance of Louisiana, it will be five
day before Xew Orleans will face a ilr. Herman Wise, chairman of the re
crisis in the yellow-fever situation. Gen-! gatta committee, yesterday appointed
eral Terilliatt arrived here from the-M. Gorman, commander-in-chief jf the
south last night. ' Indian trilies of the Columbia, with
ALL WORKING HARD
Regatta Company Holds Meeting
Hearing Good News.
RETAIL CLERKS ARE ACTIVE
Will Assume Chart of Rttatta Ball
and Decorate Hall Free of Charge
Seiners Taking Interest and Plan
Spirited Contests.
"New Orleans is suffering more from
commercial anxiety," said he, ''but resi
dent of the city feel that the health
officials and the various committees,
aidej by the Federal authorities, will
cope with the fever. In the meantime,
business in that section of the state
is still at a standstill.
"Unfair discrimination is being made
against Louisiana by other states, and
Vr commercial interesu are suffering
in consequence. The city is opjxised to
the parches and the parishes are ar
rayftd against oi(t another with the
'shotgun' quarantine. 1
"The mosquito, which carries the dis-
powcr to appoint hi sachems and
sanaps. Mr. Gorman wan formerly chief
of the Quillis tribe of Cathlamet,
In his boyhood days, 50 years ago,
he was a member of the Seatehawopo
(amies, whoroamed the hills and dales
in the classic precinct of Skookumchuck.
Xo man in Astoria is better qualified
for the position, and the appointment
will give general satisfaction.
NEED SMELTEk.
I Dr. Joseph T. Day Says Clatsop Sands
Are Rich in Mineral
George Xoland, who was in Portland
ease, breeds in clean, stagnant water, a few days ago, visited Dr. ay' tipart
New York i safe, I am sure. By this ments at the Lewis ami Clark fair,
time Xew Orleans is protected. j where he is separating minerals from
"The exodus from Xew Orleans is a : the three carloads of sand sent up from
little more than is usual at this time Clatsop county about a month ago. All
ot the year. 'While commercial interests j of the different minerals are Wing sop
are paralyzed now, I think that the sit-jarated, and the experiment has prog
uation will clear within two week. Wsjrpssed sufficiently far to warrant the
will stamp out the disease." , statement, from Dr. Ty, that the Oat-
k Sir Patrick Manson. K. C. M. 0., med- Isop county sand are rich in mineral,
2"al advisor to the British colonial office,
Vho is here on his way to j?an Fraa.
Cisco, declares that mosquitoes ar3
among the greatest curses of mankind.
"We are yet in the infancy." be said,
"of the discoveries of the transmission
of such diseases by insects, but in the
matter of yellow iever infection, all result in the establishment of several
credit should be given to the Yankees smelters to secure the valuable deposits
who went ahead of our eminent men and in the sands.
At the meeting of the Krgatta com
pany last night the report of several
committees were received and au Invl
tat ion was sent to the secretary of the
Victoria Rowing club requesting that
body to attend. In past regattas the
Victoria Rowing club has been ably rep
resented and it is hope! .that a good
crew will lie sent here.
Notification from the Retail Clerk'
union was received stating that the sum
of 10 had beeu subscribed to the regatta
fund and that a committee of five had
been appointed to asume char.e of the
arrangement for the regatta ball. This
intelligence, Vhile gratifving in the ex-
, a. ,1. .
irciiie a me lit'gnita comiMiiiv, was
made more so by the further statement
that the Retail Clerks' union would dec
orate the hall in which the dance is to
1 held free of charge.
The country fair committee, J. (,). A.
Ilowlby and ft. W. taunsberry, nqmrted
gmxl progress in their work of interest
ing the farmers to the extent of send
ing good displays of products here for
the exhibition and announced Hint they
purposed to Include Astoria industries
in the fair. The management 0f can
neries and lumbering concern will lie
requested to make exhibit at the conn-
advisability of putting in a smelter at
some point in the county, Wing sat
isfied that it would 1 a paying invest
ment. This certainly is encouraging news
for Clatsop county and will, no doubt.
HAVE YOU SECURED A COUPON YET?
If not, get one today. ONE FREE
WITH EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY IN
Hardware, Dry Gopds or Crockery.
try fair, und it i believed that the show
and he suggested to Mr. Xoland thejiH K. cn.ideral.lv lmre complete and
eiiHivut than any fair yet held in A
toria. -..
A letter from the local lodge of F.Iks
was to the effect that in the parade at
Portland on KIks' day an enormous ban
ner, advertising the regatta and Astoria,
will be carried by the member. As a
medium for publicity, considering the
conception and the occasion, thi could
not be improved unm. The Reptlta
company was advised that the seiners
are now taking an active interest in the
regatta ami are pluniiim; a iiiinilx-r of
: spirited contests for cash prizes and
trophies.
DR. EARLE IS FROMOTED.
Popular Quarantine Officer -Receives Sub
itantial Advance In Rank.
I. Hayhs 11. Karle, l S, P. H. and
M. II. 8 medical officer In command of
the Columbia river quurautlne station
ha received notification of his appoint
ment a passed assistant surgeon. The
promotion date from April la, the time
of the recent examination and carrie
with it the rank of captain a well a
a substantial increase In salary, lr,
harle hit been attached to this station
for a considerable time and in the period
he has lieen a resident of Astoria lie
ha made many friend from whom he
ha been the recipient of heart? con-
gratulation over hi last and worthy
success.
This Week our Dry Goods Department offers splendid
opportunities to the housewife. Peruse what fol
lows, then visit the store, you'll find a host of other
bargains, just as good, here awaiting you.
Special Value in Bed Spreads
Extra large, fine quality, bleached, beautiful patterns, sold everywhere
at $1.73 and H. Special this week limit, two to a customer each,
only . $1.35
Our artist is now at work come and watch him.
25c Sun Bonnets 19c
Ifi dozen Sun Bonnets in every desirable color, suitable for garden wear.
Every housewife should own one. Sold everywhere at 25c. While they
last, take your pick at, each, only ....19c
Don't forget your coupon it's worth money.
10c Linen Crash 5c
EXTP.A .SPECIAL A limited quantity of pure linen crash, suitable for
kitchen towels; well worth the former price of 10 cents. While it lasts,
take as many yards as you like at only, a yard 5c
Note the crowds in front of our artist's window.
Ladies' Belts
A special assortment of about 275 Ladies' Belts. A drummer's sample
line in every imaginable color. Values range from 50c to $1.00. Take
your pick of the lot this week, at, each 39c
A bust crayon portrait for 87c, if you own a coupon.
Fine Dress Skirts
We've just received an elegant new assortment of Fine Dress Skirts,
comprising all tht hU; Myle and colors, made from goods well known
for their wearing quality such is Panamas, Serges, Voiles, jiroadciotn
and Silk. We've every the and style to suit you. Come an' see.
Prices range from $3.50 to $16.50
There is one essential featur? connected with our Dry .Goods Depart
ment'diat gives lis prestige over all other stores. No careful thinker can
afford to overlook this fact:
WHEN YOU MAZE A PURCHASE HERE, YOU ARE ALWAYS
ASwotfED THAT YOU ARE GETTING ONLY NEW GOODS. WE
HAVE NO PLACE IN OUR DEPARTMENT FOR OTHER KINDS.
THE FOARD & STOKESp.
ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE.
PRESS COMMITTEE
TO EXPLOIT REGATTA.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.
Notice is hereby given that the coun
ty superintendent of Clatop county
will hold the regular examination of
applicant for state and county paper
at the courthouse a follows t
For State Paper.
Commencing Wednesday, August t,
at 0 o'clock a. m and conlinuititf tin.
n
til Saturday, August 12, at 4 o'clock
. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
pelling. algebra, reading, school law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, crammar. bookkeeninir.
lhysics, civil government.
FridayPhysiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, phvsica!
geography.
Saturday Botanyl plane geometry,
general history, English literature, pay.
cology.
For County Pipers.
Commencing Wedn.fs.liy, August 0,
st nine o'clock, A. M., and continuing
until Friday, August 11, at four o'clock
M.
First, Second and Third Grade Cer
tificates.
Wednesday Penmanship, history, or
thography, reading.
Thursday Written arithmetic, Hieory
of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Geography, mental arithme
tic, school law, civil government
Primary Certificate.
Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra
phy, arithmetic, reading.
Thursday Art of questioning, theory
of teaching, physiology.
EMMA C. WARREN,
CAPACITY IS TAXED
St. Paul Carries Hundrtd and Fifty
Cabin Passengers.
FREIGHT CARGO IS HEAVY
'Frisco, Liner Arrives in After Pleasant
Passage Leaves Up for Portland-
Oriental Liner Necomedia Is Due 11
ford Finishing Her Cargo.
Steamer 1st. Paul arrived in yester
day from Sau Ki;anclwo, carrying 147
cabin passenger and a very heavy cargo
of freight. Good weather wa reported
as encountered since leaving Sau Fran
cico. The ship, with her sister, the
Columbia, continue to be taxed a re
gard capacity aid need for additional
boat for the portlandSan Francisco
run is keenly felt. After diseharu'lna
a large consignment uf freight for thi
city the St. Paul left up for Pot Hand.
Telephone's Trial Trip,
Portland, Aug. ".Work on the steam
er Telephone ha advanced so far that
the owner tnxt to give her a trial
trip thi week. They are not ready,
however, to announce what will be done
with the boat when completed, although
it appear certain that slys will go on
the Cascade run. The Tclephoue is t
lotted to prove one of the swiftest
temw heeler 011 the river, the Tele
graph not excepted.
July 28, 1003.
County Snpt
4& tShc gsjj
BEEferSifflVE
Plans Completed for Issuance of Matter
Descriptive of the Regatta.
Blaine Phillips, chairman of the re
gatta press committee, is preparing for
tiie extensive exploitation of the re
gatta through the columns of the coun
try press, and while he is sanguine as
to the widespread publicity the stories
issued by the committee will receive, he
is, at the same time, excrcUing especial
effort to make the various editor feel
that their courtesies will tie appreciated
in a material way.
An- ollicial letter will be sent to the
edirors of about 50 Oregon and Wash
ington papers. A season ticket, entitl
ing the holder to admission to the grand
stand, and all functions and concession
during the regatta will lie enclosed. The
letter will lie accompanied by nine short
signed articles, three each by P. II. Sovey
and R. C. Lee, members of the commit,
tee, and three by the clminiiuii. descrip
tive of both the regatta and Astoria and
its industries. This will lie the first
instance ip which a chairman of a re
gatta press committee has solicited the
co-operation of his associate in com
piling the matter of publicity. The pres
ent chairman has the advantage, of a
long exicrien w'ith the exploitation
department of the Portland fair and be
lieves that in issuing the regatta mat
ter, as he has planned, he will eliminate
the undesirable features which have
caused the country pre to so harshly
criticize the exposition.
In subst.tnce, the letter will lie an offi
cial invitation to attend the regatta.
Concluding, it hints at various means
of entertainment that will lie adopted
and requests assistance in making a
representative showing of itiemls-rs of
the profession at the regatta. An in
formal meeting was held late last night
lietween President Wise, Alls rt Dunbar
and the chairman of the press commit
tee, and as a result of it an effort will
be made to obtain an appropriation for
the purpose of banqiietti.-ig visiting
editors.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Portland, Aug. 7. Oregon and Wash
ington: Tuesday, fair and continued
warm, except near the coai-.t.
We have pluMcd to avail our
selves of all space now used for
broken lets and ren.nnut of thi
season's ready -to-wear garment and
piece good, in time to admit of the
proper care for our FALL STOCK,
oon to arrive.
In order to accomplish this, we
hava for several weeks been cutting
prices to cost and berow cost, ar.d this
Great Redaction Sale Con
tlnues Until all Rem
nants and BroKen
Lots are Dis
posed of.
REMNANTS
Of wash goods and other n atcrials
at prices to low, that you can afford
to put the good away until you are
ready to have them made up.
SHIRT WAISTS
of White Lawn and White India Silk
reduced to a price at which they will
be quickly sold.
LONG LAWnYiMONAS tt WRAP
PERS, marked down to 50 cents, 75
cents and $1 each. They will go
quickly to the wise shopper,
SHORT WHITE AND COLORED
LAWN KIM0NAS, at CO cents. -
THE CHILDREN'S JOY.
Will lie a nice, new flannel or pique
Jacket. You will be overjoyed to
get them at the prices we have mark
et! on these.
WASH SKIRTS
At less than the material can
bought for.
be
YOU WILL BE GLAD
to visit our millinery department up
stain. Everything here must go lie
fore the fall stock arrives. Black
straws from 10c up. Hats and trim
Incs at prices that will move them.
BLACK LAWNS
Just Arrived
ice and 15c t!:e Ycrd.
Ilford Finishing Cargo,
Portland, Aug. 7. Steamship Ilford is
finishing loading lumber at the Victoria
dolphiu today and by tomorrow she
will iu all probability be ready to pro
ceed on her way to the Orient. The II-
ford is a larim carrier aud her caruo
will measure about 3,jon,(Ns) feet. '
Following the Ilford will be the large !
steamer Comeric, which wa chartered .
some time ago by , the Pucillu P.xjioil
Lumber company also to carry lumber
to the Orient.
Orient ill liner Nicoiiicdls i due to ar
rive from the Orient.
Steamer Koim, Mi tons, Is listed for ,
Astoria from San Pedro for lumber.
She belongs to the licit of Hind, Rolpll
& Co. Their last vessel here tta the
barkentine (vohula.
Movements of Vessels.
Monterey, Aug. 7. Sailed: Schooner
Monterey, in-tow lug auntli-ss, for A
toria. San Francisco, Aug. 7. Ai rived at 8
A. M steamer Columbia, from Astoria,
and steamer City of Tiqa-ka, from Scut
tle and Astoria. Arrived at H A. M.,
steamer F. A. Kitbiiru, from Astoria.
Sailed: August Aiirilin, Northland
and Itoliert IMIar. for Astoria. Arrived
at fl A. M., steamer South Hay, from
Astoria.
BEEtilHlVE
AMERICA WELL REPRESENTED.
Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 7. America
is well represented at the first interna
tional anatomical congress, which ha
opened here. Altogether 200 delegates
are present from all parts of the world.
The conjire-s will conclude on August
10 with a banquet given by the city to
the delegates,
ROOSEVELT AND CHRIST.
Denver, Aug. 7. Itev. Flank W. Gun
aulus of Chicago, in a sermon delivered
at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church in this city, said that one man,
who in seriousness of purpose a ml purity
of life, compared with Jean Christ was
President HooseVeM.
8ea Hide's Most Progressive Firm
F. Dresser &Co's
Mammouth Store
Conducted on high business methods.
Kmploys 15 to 20 people. Building
covers aliout 25.000 square feet of
floor space; ha large show windows.
Everything arranged inj departments
Wool dress good, silk, wa-h goods,
men' shoes, ladies' children's and
misses' shoes.
Clothing, hnt, men' furnishings,
notion, fancy goods.
Groceries, hardware, tinware, glass
ware, p!uiiil r and builder supplies.
Hay. otils nud train.
EDWIN C. JUDD, Manager.
Seaside, Oregon.
P. A. STOKES'
When you are In need of yoilUY cleth
inn We offer
Two Piece Suits, made of homespun
Casslniere, and Worsted at
- 4
$10.00 IheSuit
Young' Men
We ate showing soma really artlstio
pattern in gray and Ilrown.
The are made right and priced rlgilr
while they last
$12.50
P. A. STOKES
The Lrcy Flop for Dry Men.
LICK
San Franclico'i leading con
tenience and family hotel
centrally located. Con
venient to all car line, and
placet cf amusement and in
terest. Cafe and Grill at
tached. Ratei 11.00 per day
and up. Street cart direct to
betel from and to all depot,
HOUSE
San Francisco, Cat.
LADIES ! !
five our Katly
Crawford
Peaches
Fur cunning purKe they are un
excelled ; suiue a utir flna
Bartlett
Pearst
We rarefully examine our fruit
liefute delivery is made, and all who
order their fruit are assured of get
ting Only tht Best on th Market.
Give us your orders early for these
fiuits so He. can reserve the amount
you want at nh time as they are
lowi-t In pi ice, yet best in quality.
The Stxn Felipe
Vineyard
wa set. out in l"3 in the most fav
ored winc grape district of
Santa Clara County,
California.
Their plant is up to-datd and great
care i excrciced in selecting only
sound grapes for the manufacture of
their wines, enabling them to turn
out
Wines Second to None,
They have appointed Foard & Stokes
Co. their SOEE AGENTS for Astoria,
and surrounding country. Call at
our place of business and inspect the
stock. Once tiind, you will buy no
other.
The price will plcnso you, just as
much as the gViods.' A trial order
will convince you.
Foard $ Stokes Co.