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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1905)
1HE MOUNlNli. ASTOltiAft. AbililUrt, o U, SATURDAY, AUGUST afl, 1905. WE GUARANTEE OUR Dependable Mocha and Jaya Coffee Which is especially put up for our fam ily trade, to be equal to the best in the market, and second to none. One Pound 40c If yon are canning fruit this year, Semember that we sell the famous ECONOMY JARS, ASTORIA GROCERY TO SEEK THE POLE French Scientist Equips Party for Exploration. MEN INURED TO HARDSHIFS Dr. Anthony Varicle Claims That Failure To Discover the Ninth Pole is Due to Lack of Knowledge as to Arctic Con ditions. 523 Commercial St Phone Main 681 Cheese That Will Any Palate Please We hare just received a fresh supply cf various kinds of Fine Cheeses. Our goods in this department is sure U suit the most fastidious taste, both as to quality and flaTor. Limburger, the brick 35c Just the thing to go with crackers and beer. Swiss Cheese, the lb . 30c Makes a delicious lunch dish. California Cream Cheese and Tillamook Brick, each, per lb soc Just the finishing touch as an after dinner delicacy. We also have some delicious Pineapple Cheese which puts the correct finish on ' any good piece of pie. Each.... 50c Also Edam Cheese. Each $1.00 Come in and sample our stock. 4 w team THE GROCER. Tenth and Commercial Streets Branch at Unlontown. Decorate for Regatta Thousands of visitors and Lome people will see your Show Windows during Re gatta and if you have an attractive and seasonable display you will be amply re paid for your trouble and expense. &-e our" display ofDECORATIVE MA TERIAL, CREPE PAPER, FLAGS, PEN NANTS, STARS, ETC. Victoria, B. C, Aug. 23. Letters from Dawson state that an expedition i to be dispatched from that city in June next, under Dr. Anthony Yariele, a Pa risian inventor and scientist, with the object of locating the Xorth Pole and establishing facta in connection therewith of the utmost iinHrtanoe to astronom ical science and to navigation. The ex pedition will, be financed by the Inter national Society of Polar Research nnd Experiment, composed almost wholly of Klondike residents, including Governor YV. W. B. Melnnes, Dr. Alfred Thompson, representative of the Yukon in the Par liament of Canada ; Justices Dugn, McCaulay and Craig, Major Zaehary T. Wood, commandant of the Xorthweest Mounted Police, and the several consuls resident in the northern eitv. Dr. Varce has already demonstrated to his own satisfaction and that of the Klondikers that the failure of all expe ditions parties of the past has been due in large measure to lack of common sense displayed in equipment, compnsi tion and method. The explorers have not been men inured to all the rigorous conditions of tlie Arctic;! thev have dressed themselves unsuitably, u-ed tin suitable dogs and vebides.nml drawn the working forces from the military and sea-going classes, the-ei knowing least of all how to set about in the Xorth and meet the exigencies of climate and adverse natural conditions. The Yukoner does not need fuel to keep want), and Dr. Varicle's party will simply carry oil for cooking. The dogs will be fed out of supplies carried by an auxilliury train of forty milk's, these animals as their burdens are u-fd, l-ing killed for dog food. The dogs will only haul only necessaries for the men of the expedition. And the latter are known to be expert veteran mushers, knowing Arctic travel and privations from A. to Z. A number of these men have al ready rohtntered for .the trip. All the coming winter will be spent in experimenting, and next June the drtsh for the Pole will lie made via lirantr. land, it bring estimated that the Pole will be reached and the return made within l.'M) davs. In not a single case did the baggage master refuse the request. While osten siUly getting getting something out of one trunk to wear the man or woman would exchange the check on the empty trunk or vttlixe for one of the best ap pearing trunks or va!ie in the car. When the trunk reached the destina tion to which the dummy Isiggtige had been shipped, Ahlrich would immediate ly put a duplicate check, which would lie transferred to another trunk, get it and taken it to his room. When the own er of the trunk culled for it, he would he offered the dunimv trunk by the slmrp-rs. IVteetivej of the road are now try inn to trace the stolen articles. The I Van woman admits that much of it has been stored in various places, but she refuses-to reveal where. APPOINTS SPECIAL DELEGATION. to Royal Arcanum Pledge Delegates Rescind Rate Laws. New York, Aug. 25, Sixty-three coun cils of the Royal Arcanum in this city prulably will appoint a delegation to the secil convention of the supreme council (n lie held Aug. .10 at Putin-Roy, Ohio, to see that the fifteen supreme representative of New York state stand by their pledges to vote for the rescind ing of the rate laws established by the council last May. A call was issued yesterday with this object in view. It asks the local coun cils to meet in eeial session, when it is proposed to discuss the ntater and if found feasible the delegation will 1 ap pointed. TO RESUME ACTIVITY RAILROAD MYSTERY CLEARED. Great by J. N. GRIFFIN APPEARING OLD Acta aa a Bar Employ- to Profitable meat. Tou cannot afford to erow old. In these days of strenuous competition It is necessary to maintain, as long- as rssib!e ones youthful appearance. It Is impossible to do this without re taining a luxurious growth of hair. The presence of Dandruff indicates the presence of a burrowing germ which lives and thrives on the roots of the hair until it causes total baldness. Newbro's Herplcide is the only known destroyer of this pest, and it Is as effec tive as It is delightful to use Herplcide makes an elegant hair dress ing as well as Dandruff cure. Accept n substitute there Is none. Sold by leading drugtrlsts. Send 10c. tn rt.smps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit, Mich. Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St., Owl Drug Store, 649 Com. St., T. F. Laurin, Prop. "Special Agent." Loss of Baggage Explained Arrest of Sharpers. Chirao, Aug. 2.V The Inter-Ocean to la v sivs: The mysterious disappearance of hun dreds of trunks and other baggage from railroad trains and stations in Chicago. St, Louis 'and Denver during the past two years has just been revealed through the arrests of Roy Ahlrich alias I'oy Espey, of California, and a woman giving the name of Daisy Dean and her liouic as Denver. They were arrested on a chaise of stealing furniture from d -tore in the Masonic Temple. When their rooms were searched the police found a large litirnW of trunks and suit ca-es and a profusion of the most expen-ive clothing anil toilet articles for men and women. Mi-s Ian confessed to the police yes terday the participation in a scheme, which has caused a large number of railroads to lose a vast amount of val uable baggage. The scheme was simple. They would take a trunk, satchel or suit case con taining only a shirt or Mime other arti cle of clothing and check it to some near by point. After the trunk was placed on the baggage car either the man or the woman would go to the baggage agents and with hulf a dollar show their check and ask to lie allowed to ojs-n the trunk in order to get a clean shirt or some other article. Eruption of Volcano Popocate petl Predicted! TWO YEARS YET REMAIN TEN DOLLAR REWARD Two Make a Bargain, But Only One Gets It. SATURDAY'S OFFERING REGATTA NOTES ALL THE OFFICIAL NEWS Our lat Saturday a offer of $10. to the one taking a colonial style Kimlmll piano in fancy nunrtcr-sa wed ouk case, wn quickly accepted by Miss Nellie Anderson. Today we offer another Kimball, the World's Fair premium style, in a su pcrb, rarest of rosewood cases, llcsidcs getting the Special Sale price on tiii piano, we will give A REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS, tn the one who brings this "ad" to our "tore today nnd buys this piano, to reward you for taking us promptly at our word. ltusiness men appreciate having eontb dence shown in them, and we predict the sale of this piano before this store closes tonight. We have done our Part to wards making this piano n special bar gain; now it is up to you to do your. Hiiv it now. c EIl.KUS PIANO liot SK . 4. 4424 Commercial Street, Astoria. Watch This Space f Hsse4eeeee4tsss , . . - .... Look Here and Keep Posted t t t t I t ; ; ; ; ; t Swing your partner at the t'vuntrt IHini. 0- Secretary John-oil advert iscd for a man to drive a delivery wagon. A man re.Hiiidcd as fol lows 1 "I Mr. Yotnton in!" "He s 'Veil, aye ban rea4 by Eleventh Annual Regatta, August 29-3 J Il who is not a friend of Astoria is Astoria's enemy. This is not Jones' Regatta, nor Smith's Itegatta. This is the -Astoria" Regatta. o Oai for All, and Alt for Astoria. The I'tar, St. Petersburg: PARIS CLERK ABSCONDS. the paper s are you need man who pool the MMgoii. Aye skol like the yob. Ay No use to remain at PottmoiiUi; more hhI boat for sax wake, w aye ran pool fun at Astoria M'g.itU; natal parade) de livery 110 danger there. vMTTr.. 0 Say! If bad enough if you don't help Astoria. It's woise still if you knock. wagon lo. How mooch you iHiy ane gool men. I hat s now Mr, Johnson tells the story, and Johnson al ways tell lb truth. jg o For he l: "One for All. and AH f-r A-toihi." 0n lor All, and All o for Astoria. Removal of Sulphur From Eitinct Cra ter Causes Water to Collect on Stratum of Burning Sulphur, and as in Case of Mt. Elena Will Cause Eruption. Farmer Itowlliy's show at ll.-dil.-k's theater will plea all the farmer, t Its merchant ,the young and the old. o Siune of the Portland yachts, under command of Coiiiiumlore Cake, hava al ready arrived. Mexico City, Aug. 2-. J'rof Elwell of Stanford University who has ls-vn study ing conditions of the crater of the vol cano PoMn-ataMdt says that the remo val of sulphur accumulated there will after two years proluibly bring on an eruption, on account of the water col lected in the crater lieing brought in contact with a stratum of hurtling sul phur. The final result would be that the volcano would liecome active as was the case under similar conditions with Mount Elena. MAN OF MANY WIVES INDICTED. p30000SO$0$000009O0$O000n REST YOUR FEET In a Pair of Dr. A. Reed's Cushion Shoes Specially made for tender feet. Don't limp. Don't complain of sore feet Don't sayi "Oh, my corn!" But get a pair of these shoes at once. S. A. GIMRE 543 Bond Street Opp. Ross, Higgins & Co. Police Claim He Has Matrimonial Record In Many Cities. ..New York, Aug. ty An indictment charging bigamy was found yesterday against George A. Willshoff, a dentist and chemist, who is claimed by the police to have a matrimonial record in every large American City. Four uoinen have been found who allege they were wedded by him and abandoned after having piirtcd with all the money they poss- scd. Wilshoff hud Irf-eii -cen in New York for several months hut the at torneys who are at the !icnl of the pros ecution claim to have a i lew to his w -hereabouts. According to the police complaints have been received from Chicago, St. louis, Philadelphia, Kansas (.'it v. lSuffalo, and Cleveland iiL'uiiibt the man answering the description given, $100,000 of Bank Funds and Popular Actress Disappears With Him. ew York. Aug So. Pari Is agog with a sensation sm-h lis it has not en- ioyed since the lltimltcrt ease, says the Herald correiondciit. I'ntil the end of Inly Jean lialluy was a punctual em ployee of a great Paris hank, earning a monthly salary of csi, out of which he maintained a wife nnd two children. At present he is said to be a fugitive aboard a chartered steam yacht, which left Ijs Pa! mu s, Aug. tth for Hueno Ay re. Discoveries of clerical manipulations in the hank book indicate an alleged short aae amounting to nlsmt Wnd.iHH). Word was received vestenfav that the yacht - hud arrived at Ihihia, Uriuil and the party alsuird was under urre-t. A man siipHsed to lie (inlbiy declared to the I '.a liia isilice that he was a tcliian, M. Ilarjuird, chief of the Paris dctwtive cr vice immediately cabled tn Ilaiiin for further news, and ordered the French detective nearest Huhia to go to that town and take possession of the prison er as soon as the extradition formalities are accoomplished. Fr some month prior to his annual vacation, which lws.nn An?. I, Outlay. according to the noli.-e. hud been on the their local agents, the Fisher Pro.' Co., best of terms with a well known French offer four pnekage of twine as a prie However, W per cent of the people are actress. Out-ide the bank he is said to to fishermen. 'all tight, you l-ct. Some goods now have used various hih sounding titles jaday. have 10 -r e.nt shmldy. Most and led a merrv career t'hfs was Princes Sacajawen will wear an ele- jewelry has some alloy, but Astoria I at learned durinir an invest iinition. which K"t Indian outfit, especially made for nt per cent wind and nearly pine The Mikado, Toktoi Husslaii envoy bound for Astoria Re gatta. Shall I follow them! Possibly Itcgutta. hilarity will induce Witte and Von Itosen to accept our terms. KoMl'RA, Why do the Jup win! : "One for All, and All for Astoria" has tccaiie they are "(n for All, and All Is-en, l, ami shall remain our motto. for Japan." I o o Mr. I). A. Hrown ha presented the Don't figure how much will the fie. committee with a W gold pleee, made In gat ta help you. Rather, say how much H.V1. Thank, your name I Dennis will you help tli'i Regatta. ,Hron, but your heart is in the right The blue and the white, J 0 And "HROWN" are all rlgU. ltefore you say "the committee should do so nnd so," upMlng you promise. On to the Reg-.tt boulevard, where right now that you will g on nest year's there Is a "CASK'' full of show. .committee, and after two or three o mouths' woik show what you can do. The Linen Twine company, through I alk ha never yet accomplished much, o begun when Cnlluy failed to return from his vacation on the appointed day. Pur suing their chase the detective learned that the clerk hud chartered a steam yacht and sailed from Havre with two women and a large supply of provision. A clue to the alleged fugitive was ob tained throiiL'h a letter mailed at I.as Pul mas by the maid, who accompanied world were at once instructed to watch for the yacht. her. igold. i The SEASIDE HOUSE ! HASTENS THE SIGNING OF GERMAN LOAN. THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE SERVICE TO TONOPAH Southern Pacific Company Will Enter Nevada Mining Camp. San Francisco, Aug. 25. The Southern Pacific eombany will inaugurate a through train service to Tonopiih, by way of the Huzen cut-off on the eve ning ff August 31, when the regular train leaving here at 7 o'clock will carry tfirough sleepers to the Nevada mining camp. The train will reach Tonopah at !):.')) o'clock the folowing night and will leave there for this city nt 5 A. M. Schilling' Best are not c travagant; quite the contrary. Teas and rofTees good-enough; baking-powd flavoring ex tracts and spices pure and besl and yet economical; soda com moo. Morocco to Borrow $3,500,00 From Germany. Tunyier, Aug. 2.V The foreign office in seeking to hasten the signing of the Cerman loan which, is nominally ffcJ.'MHI,- (XIO ut 0 Kreeiit of which .l.'iO,(HKI will lie retained as a guarantee of the pay ment of two V'enrs intciest.The loans will lie secured by hinds in th suburbs of Taiiuicr. It is rcdccmiillc 111 two years unless merged into more impor tant financial operations. Sea Side's Most Progressiva Firm E Dresser &Co's Mammouth Store Conducted on high business methods. Employs 15 to 20 people. Building covers shout 25.000 square feet of floor space; has large show windows. Everything arranged In departments Wool dress goods, silks, wash goods, men's shoes, ladies' children's and misses' shoes. Clothing, hats, men's furnishings, notions, fancy goods. Grcceries, hardware, tinware, glass ware, plumber and builder supplies. Hay, oats and grain. EDWIN C. JUDD, Manager. Seaside, Oregon. Clatsop Beach, Oregon. y Is now open for guests. This fins o'd Resort, situated on the banks of the Ke ciinicnui river, only a few rods from the ocean, offers to its patrons the Only Ideal Spot On The Coast for freh and salt water bathing, fish ing, boating and hunting. Free 'litis to all trains. Address all communication to The Seaside House Seaside, Oregon, seeeeeeee4eeeee-teee - You Can Save Money If you buy your Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, lard ware, Rubber Goods, Confectionary, Tobacco, Cigars, etc at E. M. LALLY'S Look for big changes that are to take place shortly in our big, new establishment. Larger Store, Larger Stock, Best Goods at Lowest Prices. WATCH US GROW E. M. LALLY, Hammond. 000000OSO0OSO00000000Ct