THE MORNING ASTORIAN, AbTOIUA,ORE.
SUNDAY, AUGUS1 17, 1905.
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The WeeK in Society as Seen by
Mademoiselle Yvonne.
Mount Fopoeatapetl according to dis
patches in about two years will become
a "popo-catapulte!.
It is to be hojied that the people of
Portland wilt not endeavor to emulate
the "City of Portland" to such extent
that they will all become flighty.
The eveut f the week was the large
reception given on Saturday afternoon
lv Mrs. F, A. FMter in honor of her
latiL'hter-in-law, Mrs; Karl A. Fisher,
The handsome Fiher residence was elab
orately decorated with a profusion of
summer flowers roe. sweet Jteas and
poppies.- The- nsm in which tea and
rake were nerved was transformed into
a veritable Japanese tea garden and even
the ladies who served were jntrbed in
native rostunie and aided in carrying out
the Japanee atmosphere which pre
vailed on every hand. Mr. Fiher and
daughter received their guests in the
large drawing-room, which was crowded
from two to five with about 150 friends.
Mr. F. A. Fisher wore a handsome cos
tume of pale tan and Mrs. Karl Fisher
was gowned entirely in white.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ceorge
Sanborn gave another very enjoyable
bridge party in honor of Mis liitcley.
The priies were won by Mrs. I). M.
Stuart and Mrs. Newman.
The Thursday Afternoon club met with
Mr. Will Tallant and Mis Tallunt this
week. Six-handed euchre was the
amusement offered, Miss Crang and Miss
Hcilborn being the winners of the prize.
The $20,000 surplus belonging
stockholders of the World's Columbian
exposition, who cannot be found, might
well be applied to the Chicago University,
assuming, of course, that the money is
"tainted." It would be a case of brazen
effrontery to offer it to some of our
ecclesiasts.
On Wednesday Mr. Frank Cook gave
nn afternon at ber home, a number of
Mr. and M rs. Samuel Elmore, Mr. and friends being invited. Sweet pca were
Mrs. J. I. McConnell of Woodland, Dr. used for the decorations, Mrs. Max
and Mrs, A. A. Finch and the Misses iskibbe and Miss Lawes winning the
Elmore made tip a jolly party w ho spent I prizes. Mr. Cook was assisted in re
to the week at the fair in Portland. I reiving by Mi O'Connor.
Mrs.
Taylor
week.
Annum Taylor and Mis Mul.lc
were in Portland during the
Mrs. P. A. Stokes gave an informal
tea on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary (iuiner and Mis Ruth ear
ner Lave jut returned from an extended
tour of Alaska.
Miss Sue Springer of Los Angeles is
visiting Mrs, Halstead at Fort Steven.
Mrs. Charles W. Holmes was hostess
at a very delightful afternoon at home
Friday, about 75 guests being present.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with sweet peas. Six-handed euchre was
played. Mrs. Charles Coolidge, Mrs. W
R. Sherman and Mrs. Holier were the
happy recipients of the token. Mrs,
Holmes was aitcd in receiving by the
Misses Alice Wood, I-ouise tiray and
Bessie Cordiner.
Mrs. Klla Sharpstein entertained a
number of her friends Saturday. Six-
handed euchre was played, Mr. Charles
Heilborn winning the priie.
Sin Frincivt)' lending con
eniente aiui family hotel
centralis located. Con
tenient to ill cm lines, and
places of amusement and in
tereit. ' Cafe and Grill at
tached Rates 1 1.00 per daj '
and up. Street cart direct to
hotel from and to all depots.
HOUSE
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Maintain unexcelled Sfrvlc from the
west to the eait and south. . Making
close connection with trains of all
transcontinental llnet, paasenfcra are
given their choice of route to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through the points to the far
east..
Prospective traveler desiring Infor
matlon as to the lowest rat's and beat
routes are Invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
a H. TRUMBULL. Commercial Agent
143 Third St.. Portland, Ore.
.Astoria
Restaurant.
If you want a good, rlenn tuea! or if you
are l,a hurry you should
goto the1.
Astoria Restaurant
This fine restaurant is thoroughly tip-to.
ilte in every detail.
EXCELLENT MEALS. .
EXCELLENT SEHVICb J
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX, Pre., and Buy..
V I. BISHOP, Secretary
A. T. FOX, Vc Pres.
AHTOIilA HA VINOS DANK, Treat
Sunday Excursion to ITorta Beach.
The Uwaco Railway and Navigation
Company are selling round trip ticket
every Sunday from Aitoria to all
cotta, at a rate of one dollar for the
points on Long Beach, including Kh
round trip.
Designers and Manufjtctareri of
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The Folly Pratts who predicted the
demise of President Roosevelt in the
event of his taking a plunge in the sub
marine boat Plunger will observe that
our fearless chief executive was under
water 50 minutes and is now ensconed in
the White House busily engaged with
the Portsmouth peace perplexity.
.Seaside Murmuring's.
About the People and Social Doings of
the Beach City.
STATEMENT OF ,
Astoria Savings
Bank
At the close of business August 10, 1903.
the statement issued by the New lork
Post Graduate hospital to the effect
that 11 patients hare been cured of
pulmonary tuberculosis and are fit sub
ects for life insurance riks immediately
demands attention. Our eyes are sore
from reading the thousands of glaring
announcements of quack physicians
and spurious patent nostrum manufac
turers who claim to have discovered
cures for the white plague, in contradic
tion to the world's most eminent nied
k-al practitioners that the disease is be
yond the control of normal medicinal
means, and it is, indeed, a relief to view
a statement emanating from such an
authoritative institution as the Xew York
Post Graduate hospital. Efforts to ar
rive at some means of limiting the rav
ages of consumption have been specially
noticeable of late years and we are not
altogether surprised to learn that a prac
tical method of curing the disease has
been conceived by properly accredited
medical authorities. Mortality, as
a result of tuberculosis, has been rep
resented in appalling figures. This dread
disease has devastated deeper than all
maladies known to modern medical
science and the pessimist have declared
not infrequently and not without
moderate degree of certainty, that tu
berculosis would prove ultimately the
extermination of the American race.
It is somewhat gratifying to feel there
is a possibility of consumption being at
least controlled, if not cured absolutely,
The remedy discovered by the Xew York
Post graduate hospital is composed of
the juice of raw vegetables potatoes.
lieets, cabbage, onions, celery and the
like, procured by grinding and squeezing;
the dose consisting of two ounces taken
after meals. Details of the conception
of this remedy or of the proportions in
which the different ingredients are used
are not given. The statement say fur
ther that the remedy may ultimately
render everyone immune from tubercle
baccili, just as vaccination safeguards
JiDin smallpox. It appears tlwt the
remedy employs, through a svstem of
non-epidcrm innoculation, all ani
mal life that exists in the vegetable mat'
ter to combat the tubercle baccili. In
other words the time tried maxim "it
takes a thief to catch a ehief" and its
transposition," it takes a bug to catch a
lug," now applied to floriculture ancnt
the crusade against the ravages of par
asites, may now I applied to medical
science In the further transposition, "ft
takes a bacterium to catch a bacterium."
Further research along these lines will
doubtless be followed with unusual in
terest and any papers that may be is
sued in the immediate future will be
eagerly read.
Seaside, Ore., Aug. 26. The weather ing furnished entertainment for the
has been perfect the past week and one guests at. Seaside hout. Those present
hears only expressions of pleasure from entered into the spirit of the occasion
the visitors while perfect contentment with great enthusiasm and helped carry
expresses the attitude of those who have wood until the. (ire was an assured sue
setled here for the entire season. 'cess, after which they mug and told stor
The season on the Clatsop beach shows ics till a lute hour,
no signs of abating as yet. The hotels I
are well filled and socially there has been j A bonfire was given by Miss Ihimann
more activity displayed than at any at Xecanicum inn Thursday evening, in
previous time during the season. honor of Mis Colvin of Hillings, Mont.
Countless parties have made the trip An informal nuixieal program was ren
to Elk creek this week and all consider dered, after which refre-hments were
it to be the most interesting side trip: served,
from the beach.
Bridge has been one of the favorite
The Y. W. C. A. convention will bring , amusement at Seaside house during the
large crowds to Seaside in the first week ; present season, and many spirited con-
of Sptember, and considerable interest
is being taken in plans for their enter
tainment.
tests have taken place there.
A delightful children's picnic was given
in the woods nPar Seaside house Tues-
A bonfire on the beach Thursday even-' day.
CAPTURED AMERICAN SHIP
CARRIES GENERAL CARGO
Montira Sailed for Petropavlovsk from
San Francisco.
San Francisco, Aug. 20. The steamer
Montara, reported seized by the Japan
ese in Retiring sea, Aug 23, sailed from
that port July 9, for Petropavlovsk with
a general cargo. She was chartered by
Roth Blum Co., of this city. The ves
sel is owned by the Pacific construction
company. Jler tonnage is 1,6'J.I.
PURCHASE COAL LANDS.
Victoria, II. C, Aug. 20. W. F.
Bor-
BRICKLAYERS WANT STILL
HIGHER WAGES
Are Now Receiving 70 Cents an Hour
With Double Pay For Over Time.
Xew York, Xew York, Aug. 20. Xe
otiations have been opened by the local
unions of Brick Layers for an advance
n wages when their present agreement
with the Mason Builders' association ex
pires at the end of the year. At present
the pay to seventy cents an hour, with
double price for over time. When they
work twelve hours a day the men are
paid $11.20. As there is a great demand
for men it is stated that 75 cents an
hour will be asked. A meetng has been
arranged to take up the matter next
week but the builders declare the wage
imit has been readied and instead" of an
increase they favor a reduction of five
cents an hour.
Peculiar Disappearance.
J. D. Runyan of Butlerville, O., laid
the peculiar disappearance of hi pain
ful symptoms, of indigestion and bili
ousness, to Dr. King's Xew Life Pills.
Fie sayi! "They are a perfect remedy,
for dizziness, aour stomach, headache,
constipation, etc." Guaranteed at Clias.
Rogers' drug store. Price 25c.
land, representing Montreal and Xew
York capital, yesterday completed the
purchase of 30,000 acres of coal lands on
Queen Charlotte Isands from a local syn
dicate for $700,000. Development is de
pendent on the action ofthe British Col
umbian government regarding the con
struction of local railways and the mak
ing of harbors, which is expected to com
mence next spring. Mr. Borland leaves
at once for the East.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
COLLINS REMANDED
RESOURCES.
Loans and dis
counts ........ $367,809 70
County warrants . 18,130 40
City warrants . . 43,4-19 82 $C29,3H9 92
Real estate 14,500
Due from banks 91.916 73
Cash on hand.... 65,930 00 147.R52 73
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Total 791,742 C5
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid In $100,000 00
Surplus'' 35,000 00
I ndivided profit 14.927 21
Dividends unpaid 120 00
Subject to check$39,704 31
Time certificates. 237430 12
Demand certifi
cates i 14,SC1 01 641,603 44
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Total $791,742 65
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VISITORS
And nf Vitm ar ttlnnifl in Inanstnl
our stock at any time,
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
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Capital and Surplus $100,000
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O. I. fETsHMON,. Vire-rrwldent
FIUSK FATTOS, Cashier
J. W. CUIINKK, AMlslaul Cashier
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital Paid In 1100,000. fttrpluaand VnHlvldM I'MntaMOuO
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Atorneys Cannot Agree Upon Which Set
of Facts to Base Argument.
Victoria, August 26. The extradition
proceedings ngaint fteorge 1). Collin
the San Francisco lawyer committed for
extradition a week ago have been reman
d in the appeal case before Justice
Duff until Tuesday. W, J. Taylor K. C,
for Collins is continuing his ariruincnt
(intending the allidavit upon perjury
as assigned was one not required by
the Canadian law and therefore could not
he perjury. It was Intended to continue
tonight, arguing as to the law of Cali
fornia in that respect, but as prosecu
tion and defense were unable to a)tree
to set of facts upon which to base the
argument it was found necessary to wait
until the notes were extended so that
the evidence of the experts, Assistant
District Attorney White and the ac-
used can be placed before the judge.
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