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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1905)
FRIDAY, AUGUST il, 1905. lilE MORNlMf A hTO 111 A N, A STOTU A , OREGON WHEN YOU BUY CREAM OREGON GRAPE CREAM You. Will Then 0t Your Money ' Worth. GUARANTEED STRICTLY PURE. 'TT" 10 CENTS THE CAN P.OSS, HIGGINS . Go. WE SELL CHASE & SANBORN'S BOSTON COFFEES. LOCAL BREVITIES. Office rooms for rent. 00. W. Bar kr. AetorU NV.Ional Ban A dam-e will be given l Pacific hall Thursday iiliiht, August 17, by the Pa citle orchestra. The family restaurant of Astoria U recognised a the Heaa restaurant. Hi best meals and the beat service in As torla. 120 KUveath street I am glad thnt 1u1U'' tride saddle are becoming fashionable; first, be mum It U easier on the home; second, because It In a safer and eab-r way for a lady to ride. If you will rail at my harness shop, JOS Fourteenth street, I will ahow yen the Jutest ami the bct. It. M. OASTO.W The Palace Catering company's din ing room la again opu under the same management Everything first flan. CuUine ami servle unexcelled." Pilvste dining-room for Ww. Living Scow for Sala Cheap. Living i.-ow fr sale, Sixty feet long. 17 fret wide; giH4 house, celled inside) good range ami pumps go with the cowi suitable fr residence or wining oiiiilt. Inquire Astorian oWee. , A ahlngla -mill at Warrenton haibeenn'f eard to Kelly Dion., the Knappa ig. j ger, who will plaee It In otution in a ahort tinio. BLACKBERRIES Are Scarce Thla Year. We eontiiler ourlre fortunate to have a friendly farmer who delivered to n tome berrie, put up at hit home In Hall Gallon Jars They Are of the Fine-t Wild Blackberries Ever brought to thin market. There r ,,nlu Ilk) l.r. nf l,...ii ulili-h ulll be wdd, whllo they lant, at A 1- "7 P . ZJ1 I Another aliipmt;nt of too fine, Julry LODI WATERMELONS jut reeeived. JOHNSON BROS., GOOD GOODS 118-ua Twelfth St., Aatoria. We Are Going to Vlove It costs money to move goods, partical larly a store full, and it resolves" itself down to whether we hold up the prices and pay the drayman or to sell the goods , at a sacrifice and give our customers and friends the benefit. We believe the reduc tions will be appreciated the most and the stupendous bargains now offered are: at your command. ML JCHAS,HEILCORN;:SlCai!yeK ON GETTING. TO SURVEY HARBOR. The United fcftale engineers have nearly completed the survey of Slaught ers lr ami as soon as tliU U finished they will take soundings on the Kun-ka bar, after which they will survey th llwaco tlmiirf and Astoria haihor. CATCH FALLINO OFF, The catch of nh )at night w les than at any night previous anl mnny of the seiners art preparing to wane operation. Mcllridw A Oarn ipilt yes terday and have puhl off their crew. TYPHOID PATIENT RECOVERING. Riim (iuiti of Wwl Vcrttmia, who suddenly taken ill with typhoid fever In tliU city, I now convalescing under tl) care of Dr, Ktc ami will .ikiii ) about again. HALL-LEE, Lee Herring of ttfi city ami Mr. F.sthcr B, Hull of Kan FriincUo wet united In marriage yetfluy at the residence f.f Mr. (Uoige Coflmnn by the Rev, Mr. Short. They will reside in thla city. REDMEN VISIT CHINOOK. A delegation from Colientiily Oils of the Itcdiiten crossed over to Chinook last night ti pay the tril there a fra teriutl v i-it on J while there iliil a lot 'i-Ktiti(!" for the rvgatt ami ox tetuh-,1 an Invitation to the tlti,en of -Chinook to amt ovet and enjoy them -lve. THE BLIND PHRENOLOGIST. IVufVuMir Vinter F. Cooper o ni'd hi eiur. of lei-turea lat rvrnlliff to 11 very fair ie audienitt in hi tnt eoriier Ninth and lluant atn-vto. 1'uh- lie reading were given and are mliuittid to be unite av-eurte. The miliiect for tonight i "SuewM ami llow to (ltniu It." No adniiinn i eharged. WILL ASK FOR PARDON. lVtitionn are Mug eireulated and wil he forwarded in a few day nekiMg tXivernor C'hanilterlaiit to pardon two men who are nerving term iu the Ore gon jieniti'ntiiiry from t Iti eounty. The men are Matte .larvi, who wa etiten-el to nerve aeven ami one half veiir for having allot and killed hi-t father, tiahrii-l Jarvi, at the family home iu I'liiontown early in the year of WX Owing to (lie rireuimttanrrii hiirrounding the eae he wa permitted to plead guilty to iiianlaughter at the dune term of eourti and Taddy Lynch, who wa aenlem-ed to a term of eight year on a charge of maiiflaughler. Lynch wa ac-eiiM-d of attempting to ahntigliai a young man named Charlea ('nrdner on hoard the Hi It Mi ahip Koylesilule, en route front the Columbia river for Chile, in March. WX He wan tried in the fol lowing April ami convicted. Tlui mak ing the time ImiIIi men have served to i lie a little over two years. INSIST 0 WORDS THAT STING Frank Spittle Grills Man In Police Court. FELLOW SWORE AT WOMAN Spirited Denunciation of Culprit la Po lk Court Man Who Doea Not Pay Billi and Sweari at Landlady Gets Five Dayi. Tint who beard Attorney Frank Spittle grill K. Young In Tolice Judge Andcrwin'e court at, the new City Hall ycterdav declare It would have done every pemon In the rily g'MMl to h8r the tongue lahing given to the man who wore at a woman. The denunciation va anything but biicf, and from the tmtdpoint of ('loiieiin would have done jtintlee to noine of the highest couneil. in the country. Scott Ium lived In a cottage lM-lnging to Mr. Kmiua Young for the pt five month ami owe her rent for that iieiM. While endeavoring to collect what wn duo her Mr. Young pro' fanely addieted by S-ott and immedi ately look iiieauien to have the fellow woiierlv rebuked. He wan rrelei and lining the trial yesterday, priirt bully thioijgli a lip of the tongue, admit ted hi. guilt although he stoutly imilii- tained that he bad" Hot c-ur-w-d Mr. Yoimif. H'.-ott's wife, a flail and cb-kly little woman who hm Juot paswd a try- ling oiejff, wax called a a witnes. - She teHtifleil that he had heard liart of the coliveiHtion iH-tweeu Mr. Young and her liii-baiid. but eoiihl ti"t recall an to whether or not Scott bad ud profne language. The case drapgfsl and plomiM-d to lie an monotonous a the average l'lie eourt proeeding when Attoimy Spittle Htaited hi final argu ment for the pioeetition. "Thi mail, your honor," iait Mr. Spittle, "tliU er-on oe-up)hig the Ijox, Iiiii admitted that he , nddreiwed Mr. Young in pK'fane liinim-. I wonder if tlii- fellow, who Un hioiM-lf it nian. when he .aid , realized hoe name he wa n-injj. He tied the uhut cnre that man may call upon thl poor and dcfenelc woman. He diH-fU't know the ten cionuiumliiient; he dK'-n't even know the third com mandment, whieh fuyn. 'Thou halt not take the name of the Lord, thy (oxl, in vain.' lb- dnen't know, the pangc which say, 'The einof the father ehall Ih violtt-d even to the third and fourth gcuciattoiin,' lb- ha lived o long in t!iU atmo'plieie of depravity that to re wrt to uch language i jierfeetly tuitiitnl. "Tiii poor woman, hi wife, tetilicd that hc ilid mt bear him wcar. I lielicvc khe, i telling the truth, but 1 iilt-o believe that the woman who w aliiox-d would not eome' here and wck jiiMiee without' provix at ion. She i not trying to etdlect the bill which i justly due her. She la Keeking recourse for the insult that were heaied upon her ly this fellow. He cor-cd her. a five American woman ; called down the v il- est curse ne wuui iihiik 01. I do not recall an instance in .which we have had to deal with a man of thi Mump, a man who would nwe.ir at a woman. Were it not for the fact that he ha a wife and children, it sick w ife and I am not surprised that she is ii-k 01 living a tne uoes wmi sucit a being, a ierson from whoce foul lip curse fall a constantly n do good word would from pure lips would urge that you give mm tne extreme penalty. Under the circumstance. 1 feel we must give the wife and the children eons idera turn." Scott -wpiii'iued under the (-tinging word of Mr, Spittle and made several half hearted attempt at protestation. Hut the court wn not finished with him. I'olice Judge Anderson, before imposing sentence, gave him a second tongue lash ing w-hlcli cut a little deeper than the first, because the court did not routine himself to the charge, at hand. Scott wa lined $10 or five day and accepted the later invitation to spend a short sojourn at the Ilnllock villa. According to those who have bad deal ing with Scott ho is a bilk of the lirt water and not unresoureeful so far as conceiving subterfuge is 'concerned. Sonio months ago, when a collector called at hi home, a scarlet fever tlag adorned the, front dHir. The collector wa nonplussed, but after a month paid he S'-ott place a second visit. This time he was confronted with a diph theria warning. On his third visit he was informed that Si-ott hud skipped the. city and that neighbors were sup porting the wife and children. The Astoiiun, 73 cents a month. VISITING SONGSTRESS IS GIVEN OVATION. Mme. Lund'i Concert Provea Great Sue eew Well Attended. Three hundred peopl crowded into the First Lutheian church Iat night to hear Mme. 1MI Lund, the soprano, in her fom-crt, Mme, Lund wa tend ered a great ovation nd before the close of the program she wa presented with two Is-autiful IsMpiets, The audi em wa w-b-it and not slow in it appreciation of Mme. Lund's voice,' She is eminently a drarnatk aoprano and her rendition were rare treats. A unique feature of the evening wa that the audience in deference to the house in which (he concert occurred ap plauded w it a the Cliautuii'pm salute, the waving of programs. Mine. Lund was ipiite gracious and favored her at tentive listeners with a number of en core. Mine. Lund u ably supported by C. H. Tit ink, the Mie Holme and Larson, John Oliu, Mi- Cambhs and Professor J iederickson. The concert wa fcild under the anpicc of the Dor m aocHy and the nK-mlwra are cmite ph-ased wilii their success. TO COMMEMORATE ANNIVERSARY. Preparation are now Is-ing made for the commciiioriitioii of the 2-")th anni verary of the first Lutheran church of this city to take place some time dur ing the full, po-ihly Thanksgiving day. WORTH HEARING. Professor Vinter F. Cooper, the blind , phrenologist, who is here to entertain' 4ht,,t4,iri uillt ftiwiviiirs-a mut nr.-wti. cal lllustrntion of this study of cranial construct ion. is rather an interesting s-rson. He i frank in acknowledging the limitation of hi power, saving) that while ,e cnti trai-e traits and ; ifliosyncrmies iwd even estimate tlie possibility of a man' sucee or failure. he cannot touch on the future. Iu thi,. 1'rofesMir Coo-r i deserving of a great deal of consideration. 1 ) ) PERSONAL MENTION. " . , ' . M. j. onen came down iroin 1011- land vestenlay on business. Willi- II. Aim- of pcmllctou wa in llie ciiv yesieruay 011 im-iiies. X. P. Sorenson wa down from Port- land between trains yesterday. U. II. Howell came over from Ilwui-o',' vestcrdiiv on a brief business visit. Yidor Oliver of Houlton i registered at (he Parker. ,. .,' , T. . , ,. 1 Lrik Pi dersou was a Deep river visitor, 1 av. . ' I.. K. J.d.ns, ,lrop,KHl in on business; yestehlay from the ex.sition city. (leoige T. Karle wa a San Francisco Hsllor in tlie City, yestcriliiv. t Ccorge 11. Taylor wa a San Fran-1 ism visitor in tiw city yesterday. Mi i),-yo and Mr. O. Itarne visite.l the Portland fair this week. 1 l.tvmf u-iiu n t,(.jm,f,r nil liit - wa a pasenger night's train to Portland. Friend Krickson. the congenial rep resentative of Waddiiui i Kerr, left on last night's train for Portland Mis Kthel Allen, who has been at Seaside with bfr mother for the past mouth, returned eterdav to Portland. Miss IX-vo. who has Ih-cii the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W, 0. Uarues, ba gone to Sun Frncico, W. A. Johnson of San Francisco whs a visitor in the city yesterday, register. ing at the Occident. Mrs. W. W. Parker i visiting friend here and will remain until the last of the mouth. 1 H. Cohen of the Wonder store was a pneiige-r to Port land on the Potter last night. j Dr. Logan will return to the city to-1 morrow from the Xehnlem valley, where Ht ruuj,, the males. A a maestro he has been on a visit with bis family, j,,, is 0l(siv g,B t,,1MMi ef lVderewki. Captain J. W. Harvey registered at )Ir Watl ft ,jt offe,ing the rendi the Occident Wednesday night from ',;.. f .... i.itri.-at.. .-uAiMwition on the Itermud.i, W. I. Harold Conn of Cedar Rapid, In., was in the city yesterday, a guest at the Occident. ' J Martin Foard returned vesterdav from - a successful trip to the Xehaleni valley yesterday, and reported that the farm er there ore all doing well.' Jr. John Schapp. . A. Chirkson and gak district, Alaska, has beert exception Miss Edith Clarkson of Fort Smith, 'ally good this year, according to the Ark., and Mr. Mary llaenichen of St. tirst new received from the steamer Louis, a party of four who are doing North Shore, of the Alaska Fishermeu's the Northwest, are in the city. j Packing company, which arrived here H. M. Pransfortl of the Toke Point 'yesterday. from Nushagak river, Bris Oysler company, who has lieen in the tol bay, Alaska. The pack would have city for n few day, left for Portland on Wn half again as large if the proper the night train yesterday. '.preparations bad been made. City Attorney Fitzgerald of Portland,! The Nushagak run started early, ami good old "Fritz," the friend of all the although on July 12 all canneries had Ph booster of the police bent was in completed their packs the run continued the city yesterday on busiues. j until July 2, and had sullieicnt prepara- Captain Joseph Ilarrinmn of the Co- Hons been made 50 per cent more tish linuliia river lightship came in yesterday eould have lieen canned. All in all, the fos a two weeks' leave of absence, and season wa the .bet the caiinelymen on will visit the exposition, ' j the Nushagak have ever had and passed MONEY FOR A PRIZE Regatta Company Receives Liber al Contribution From Bay City. NEW APPOINTMENTS MADE Union Gaa Engine Company Senda Fifty Do I Ian for Prize in Boat Race Rear Admiral and Director of Mutic Ap pointed. That the eleventh annual regatta Is not to be an altogether Itxal affair was evidcuced yesterday when the committee received a check for f-W from the Union Ja Engine Company of San Francisco a a donation to the prize fund for rae ing. A repiet was made some time ago bv Die committee, who suggested that ' tjie Union Oas Engine eompany give one of their gasoline motors for a prize in ' some boat ra-e. The money is sent in lieu of this and later, it i expected, the ' firm w ill designate which race the money is to be assigned to. j Captain Kichardson, Oegory and Uyrne of ' the lighthouse service have ,11-0 appointed as rear admirals of the j fleet, and County Judge C. J. Trent-hard a director of music. The count? fair that Is to 1 held in I connection with the regatta is rece.tv; I.i m. ..!, MnH. 11 .. ........... f n ,1 .1 r, r.m , .iu . . " . " . ... to lie a most attractive and instructive feature, and from the present outlook it will become an annual affair. It is the intention of the committee to secure a lot at the southwest corner of Duane and Ninth streets as a plat for the exhibit of livestock,, while the agricultural exhibit will probably be housed in the lledrick theatre building. j Many people have already signified ! their intention of preparing exhibits for the different department, among whom are Messrs. ltozarth and Mullet of John Day, who will exhibit some of the prod- 'nets of their brick card. 1 At a meeting of the regatta company : held last night it wa decided to award , prize for decorations iu the marine i, ,..i f..ii,... j jr0"r the best decorated steam craft. first pria-, fcW; second ttrlze. $15; for the l-st decorated sailing craft, first prize second prize, 10. It was also decided to award a first and second prize j0' twenty ana ten tioiiar resjH-ciiveiy for the gasoline launch having the larg- 7 ..... . , ....... 1.... ni.:.... n ...... .l.tf- ... . ing tne marine parade. . flI1II0UUld that Urown's band. . ,,,,..,,.., ... i,.:. OTnilAti()a of H.eJl engaged to furnish tnn-.it. ilurinir the plitiiv result iM-riod. This will mean thaat Astoria will have a band here comparing very favorably with tlie splendid organization that are appearing at the rortuiml lair, llie . I.ut.,1 liatl.l illu., Iatn Ulll.il IHI.I t., fur. c r nis'u music for the parade. The owners of the steamer Potter. Telegraph and Lurline will be requested to delay the departure of these vessels on the day of the murine parade so that they may participate in the pagneant. thus, not only adding to the attractive ness of the parade but afford their pas senger an opportunity to witness a really uniipie water festival. PRIVATE CONCERT. Messrs F. M. Smith and J. M. Ward, of the F.ilcrs piano house gave a unitme 1 concert to a few of their, immediate friend last night. The concert wasj decidedly exclusive, the doors of the j store being locked and shades drawn. ! Smith gave a number of selections on j the Piauola piana. His techuiirue was perfect and he proved especially good Crown Orchestral. GOOD YEAR REPORTED AT NUSHAGAK, ALASKA. 1 Steamer North. Star in With First News of the Year's Salmon Pack. The pack at all canneries iu the Xusa- Tan Shoes You alj know that Un and brown in their endless variety of shade are ex ceedingly popular this season. EVERYONE Likes to be in style and realizing thi fact we are now running a special sale of our stock la this department for a. limited time. Ladies' Tan, Champagne and Chocolate Shoe, telling regularly at $1.00 and $5.00, now fa. jo All Our Tan Oxford reduced, regardles aI former price, to ......... ...$1.95 Canvas Shoes, at fi.ij Former price, 12.00. Sandals, worth $1.50, now. 70c Children Sandals, worth 65c, , now ..... 40c Children's Ties, black, selling regularly at $1.50, reduced to ..S1.00 QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO. , See Show Window East of Entrance. 533 Commercial Street Souvenir Steins Picturesque Astoria in Steins. SPECIAL 35c. AH Films of any size developed at 10 cents a roll of six. Take pictures with any camera, and ' bring your Films to us. We save you- the trouble of developing. 'Vievr .Work and Enlarging Done Here. We carry all kinds of Photo Supplies. WOODFTELD'S ART STORE, 518 Bond St, Astoria. off without incident The packs are as follows: . Alaska Fishermen's Packing eompany, 5I2.7 cases;, Portland-Alaska Packing company, Warran, 57,000 cases; Colum bia River Packers' association, 41,000 cases; Alaska Packer' association, two canneries, 225,0K); Alaska Salmon com pany, Wood river, 43,000 cases. Fiendish Suffering, if often caused by sores, ulcers and can cers, that eat away your skin. Wm. Be dell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "I have used Bucklen's Arnica. Salve, for ulcers, sores and cancers. It is the best healing dressing I ever found." Soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds. 23 c at Charles Rogers' drag store. Ladies! Attention! Apprentices wanted to perfect them selves in the art of cutting, fitting and designing. Taught qufckly by the latest methods. Full tourse, $5.00 system in-. eluded. MRS. C. G. WILSON 526 Commercial St, Up Stairs. CidUid Utnccr instantly restores the brilliant newness and finish of Fianos, Furni ure, Picture FTamea Interior Woodwork, Hardwood Floors, and all polished, varnished or enameled surfaces. It renews and redresses every thing it touches. Revamishing is unnecessary, becauses scratches, stains and dirt instantly disap pear, leaving a smooth, brilliant surface. Liquid UcitCtr is not a varnish, but a surface food that i3 absorbed by tho old finish, instantly restoring the latter to its original bright ness. Easy to use only a piece of cheese cloth is necessary. Dries instantly. One delighted customer writes that it is worth $100 per bottle. The price is only 60 cents. Sold by Bi Fa Allen 0 Son Wall Paper, Paints, Etc., 365-367 Commercial St., Astoria. MAKES OLD THINGS NEW