FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1903.
1
1JIE MORNlMi AbTORlAN ASTORIA, OREGON
I Universally Approved
Ami tin bent of it kind. Be up to tint and hm our
CLASS TOP JELLY GLASSES
You don't have to bother with paraflne and they are a sure preven
tative of mould, You ran put up more jelly with leas trouble than
with the old style glsa. . -THEY
SAVE TIME AND TEMPER.
ROSS, HIGGINS . Co.
. WE SELL CHASE fc SANBORN'S BOSTON COFFEES.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Tb family restaurant of Aatorla It
recognised as the I Ism restaurant. Tlx
best meals and the bit service, la As
torla. 120 Klvnth stmt.
I am lad that ladiee' astride eaddles
are be coming fablnable Drat, be
cause It 1 easier ou the horse 1 second,
because It la a safer and easier way for
a lady to rid. If you will call at my
harness abop, 105 Fourteenth street, 1
will aliow yu tha btt and tb best
It. M. OASTON.
Tba rlc Catering company's din
Irgroom la again open under tha aama
management... Everything first clan.
CuUlua and arnica unexcelled. Private
dining room for ladles.
Boy wanted.
Halt.
Apply at C. II. Cooper's
Parties holding fih receipt ltnd by
IJndbrrg's trow, Dcdemm Sand, have
m cashed at lJmiberg' rold-storag,
Astoria. TAIX ANTON.
Fiendiib Suffering,
if often rained by sore, ulcer and ran
eer, that rat away your akin. Wm. Be
dell, of Hat Rock, Mich., aaya: "I havt
uord Burklen's Arnica Salve, for ulcers,
sores and cancer. It ia tha best bra ling
divining I ever found." Soothes and hesls
ruta burna and scald. 23 e at Charles
Roger' drug atort.
IVsirable eannery site or sawmill oil
for m!i. Tha bet on the river. Loca
tiun at the railroad bridge in Young
buy. Apply to Mr. Jan Kinney, Tha
Cole, Antoria.
YOU WILL BE MORE THAN
PLEASED
If you allow ua to Furniah your
Winter Supplies.
GOOD GOODS. RIGHT PRICES.
JOHNSON BROS,
GOOD GOODS
iiMsa Twelfth St, Astoria.
We Are Going to Move
It costs money to move goods, particu
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.
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NOTICE.
Null' l herewith given Unit I'mil
Held I no longer connected witli tba
Morning AUrlan in any capacity,
TUB J. N. DK.I.l.lNUElt 10,
CHINESE FOR SOUTH BEND.
Kiuhteen Chinese went frmn here to
Smith Bend thi where they will
work on Khoalwater bar during the
full Mann at the F. C. Barries cannery.
NELSON FUNERAL.
Tlw funeral of Jame Nelson, who
died at St. Mary hospital Tuesday, was
held from I'ohPa undertaking parlor
yesterday afternoon. Tha Interment
was at tireenwood.
WILL LEAVE TODAY.
Captain (Jenrge L. fiueidale will leave
thi nioiiiiiiir for Cheyenne, Wyo when1
he will participate in the Frontier day
cercmrinlc belli in honor of the Massa
fhusctt delegation of the !. A. II.
From Cheyenne Captain Hoodaje will go
to IVnver, where lie will attend the an
mini encampment of the (. A. it lie
will then visit Kan Francisco and re
turning to Oregon snd some time at
a retort. Hi trip will occupy about
IHOIltll.
MOVEMENT PROGRESSING.
Arrangements Ar Mad to Have Prom
Inent Speakers Stump tba State.
The leader of the woman' auffrage
movement in Oregon feel confident of
aecuring the a,(X)0 signature required
to their petition a required by law, in
order to allow them to place the sub
ject before the people for a vote at the
next general election, and have already
arranged to send out a number of prom
inent ekere.
Mr. Lyman J. Trumbull, preiItnt of
the local organisation, state that of the
iniota of 300 sitrnaturcs assigned to
Clatsop county, 213 have already been
erurej, with aix petition yet to hear
from. Tbi make it evident that the
people of Atftoria and urrounding ter
ritory are at leant in favor of giving the
women a fighting chunee at bundling the
ribbon of Mate,
Fast Trip by Telef. rap.
The faat steamer Telegraph leave Cal
ender dock, Aatoria, for Portland, Ore.,
dally except Friday, at 2 o'clock P. M.,
arrlvlnir In Portland at 8:30 P. 51. No
better way to aee the algbta of the Co
lumbia river than on the decks of the
Telegraph.
HERE YOU ARE.
Engliah paniMin plum, fluent In the
market, jut received at A. V. Allen'.
B01 FOR SKAMOKAWA.
The steamer Winona will leave Cal
ender wharf at 7 a. m. with the A
torla band, Fridny morning, for Ska
mokawa regatta. Let keep a good
thing going. 73c round trip.
aW'
Sift
JINKS SUCCESSFUL
final of Regatta Is Enjoyable and
Unique Evnt.
MANY AT THE COUNTY DANCE
Serio-Masquerads Proves Agreesble
Surprise Hundreds io Attendance
Costumes Are Few But Worthy of
Especial Mention.
A a vehicle for the premutation of
the regatta finale none could have been
mote appropriately M-lected tlwn the
general high jink, M'ri-maitiiierad and
I'auiitry dunce in the iw-w (olinid
biiildini laot nlalit. 1're.iilcnt Vie,
willi JiU tmuiil g(Nd judgment, conveived
tliU idea alnrnt 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. and with finee worthy of M. Witte,
HHKiimed the entire ri'K,ii-ililiiy of
the affair without con-tilling hi col
league.
If crowd have attended the country
laiM kIiu-c it opening, word cannot
rightfully denerilie the atteiubincc last
nltit. Standing room wm at a prem
ium. It wa aliinit' neceaaary to turn
imilty away in order to permit dancing.
The program wa impromptu, different
(iliu-ex of the art of terpaichore llng
uggeeted by the participant. Vir
ginia reel, aquare dunce ana 01a
fahl.ued polkaa aeemed quite the thing,
iuown' bend and an orchestra furnih-
ed the mui!.
t he niaMpierade Men w not enrried
out o well a unticiputeii, only a lew
donning farmer -otuiite, but the tpirit
of revelv wa tiMiiifcot on every band.
Sime groteupie inakeupt were except
tionally good, but enoii);h wa not made
of the opHirtunity to win a prise.
Tbi wa probably due to the deirc to
in hazily in the merrymaking.
There wa none of the" pomp which
accompany the formal function. For
mality wa htran'-e to thoee In attcn-
lam-e at thi final fun making guther-
Inif of the. reiratU it wa thrown to
the wind. Icllete gown were not
u voguei a bevy of Atoria beauty ap-
iieared in lnwn and street dre; thoe
of the trncr nre ordinary bui
n- clothe, excepting, of eoure, the
few Vibo had donm-d co(ume, tp and
lown, kick and forth over the field of
wax L'lHlcJ the (liini-cr, there wa no
licntiiig voice U) drown the laughter
that enme from every lip and revcr-la-rated
from wall to wall. It wu in-
ed a tank for the caller to make
them"clve heard, little or no attempt
icing made to adhere to rule, the dan
cer nctintr. pretty much a they felt
wa appropriate. Such wa the end of
the K.lcventh Annual lVualta. It wa
far into the inoiiiiii;' tiefore the dance
ame to a close. Many priie were
awarded.
CAPT. GEORGE L. G00DALE
HAS AGREEABLE SURPRISE.
Son Whom He Has Not Seem for Num
ber of Years Pays Visit.
Cieorge M. Ooodale, on of Captain
ieorge L. fimxlale, ilropH-d into the city,
to the atoniilunent of hi mot estim
able parent Tuesday night. Not until
Wednesday morning, however, did Cap-
an (imalale know that hi offspring
had materialized. The greeting wa a
hearty one, and a an evidence of hi
pride in hi stalwart son, in the words
f the younger. Captain Ooodale, in the
hurt space of two day, ha introduced
i eon to 1.500 lieonle.
Young Mr, Ooodale i an old news-
pMK'rmnn, having for a number of year
covered the tlnancial assignments of
ew York and Huston papers, but of
bite years, be ha been hr the brokerage
busincs in Sun Francisco, and ha been
ery successful. lie will accompany
nptain Ooodale, who leave this morn
ing for IVnvcr to attend the annual en-
ampmeut of the O; A. It. a far a
the t'oloradan metropolis and will then
proceed to New York,
RELIEVES WEATHER OBSERVER
Mr. Crover who wa formerly eta-
ioned here, when Astoria was a first
class weather bureau station is now
lieving Mr. Killilier, weather observ
er at North Head, who is now away on
vacation.
Got Off Cheap.
He may well think, he has got off
heap, who, after having contracted
const ipntiou or indigestion, ii atill able
to ptrfectly restore his hea th. Noth
ing w ill do this but Dr. Kind's New Life
Pills. A quick, pleasant, nd certain
cure for headache, contijtion ,eto.
2So at Cba. Rogers' drug it ore 5 guaranteed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
lame Kerr v.a a guest at the 0- l
dent yesterday,
William L. nie of La tiring, Mich.,
wa In the city yesterday,
William Oray, Jr., wa a visitor ye
terday fnmi Mexbt City.
1. 1.. iwii win leave this nmrmng
for Portland to do the exposition, and
will probabl locate permanently in that
'Hy.
Mr. and Mrs, U'illiam Sliardele came
up from Seaside yesterday to attend
the regatta. .
A. I.. Stone wa registered at the Oc
cident yesterday,
it. h. fJotdsinith wa a Portland vii.
tor here jelerday.
K. J. Mayer of Son Francisco wa a
visitor in the city yesterday,
M". l?jijp of- Portland a visitor
ill the rity yeMerday,
C. W. Walters came down from the
KxHsitiit city yesterday to attend the
regatta.
II. (.Va-lilin as a Portland visitor in
the city yestvrihiy.
It, II. t'oppleton wa a visitor io the
city yesterday. from Portland."
R. C Milh r of Seattle was a. visitor
11 the city yesteiday.
Thomas if, Allinan cauie down from
Catlilamet yesterday, rgiterii!g at the
(sciilrllt.
(.', W. (indfrey of Portland was in the
city yeter-liiy.
Iii''e Mdiiile returned to the city
yesterday,
Frank Mi4.overn ns down from Port
land yeMi.r,!nv on busiiH'ss.
Mr. Kllot of Catiilamct vi-ited friend
in t.ie etty ye-tcrday.
Theodore Nassa of Catlilamet regis.
tcred at the Central ymterday.
Mrs. .John Masich, who ha been in'
the lio-j.ital for the past three weeks.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Charles A. Campla-ll ha re
turned from a visit to California for the
hem-tit of her health, which is not im
proved.
(. Premier and wife of San Francisco
arrived in the city yesterday to vi-it
Mr. and Mr. C. M. teller.
S. Danziger and Mrs. Ianiger and
l Ivy and Mrs. Levy will go to Port
land today to visit the fair for a few
lavs before returning to their borne
in San Francisco. ,
J. "Walker Hart of Milwaukie, Ore
registered at the I'arkcr yesterday.
Charles llos of Weal port was in As
toria yesterday.
John F. liogan, the Portland attorney,
wa in the city yesterday, en route to
Seaside.
Deputy Collector of Custom Frank L.
Parker departs on Tuesday next for
Tillamook City, whither he goes on offi
cial buniness. This disposed of, Mr.
Parker will continue down the coast a
far a Yaijuina I'.uy, on pleasure bent,
the round trip being made on a bicycle.
Hon. 15. F. Allen has returned from a
two weeks outing, lie sjient the major
(Kirtioii 01" tbi at Hot I.ake Spring and
gave a few days to the great fair at
Portland.
William Douglas and wife, who have
been Writing here for the pa-t six week,
leave this morning for their home in
Kcdlands, Cal.
CIRCUIT COURT SESSION.
Judge Mcllride arrived in the city
yesterday and held a short session of
the circuit court. A divorce was grant
ed in the case of Sarah K. Smith v. K.
O. Smith and an order for confirmation
of sale was made in the case of F.milv
M. Cnsliel. v. P. F. Knapp.
Attacked by a Mob
And beaten, in a labor riot', until covered
with sore, a Chicago street car con
ductor applied Bucklcn' Arnica Salve,
and was soon sound and well. "I use
it in my family,'' writes O. J. Welch of
Tekonsha, Mich., "and find it perfect
Simply great for cuts and burn. Only
25c at Cba. Roger' drug store.
SHOW STREET BARE.
Noticeable Absence of Undesirable
At
tractions Among Concessions.
The majority of people here will be
gratified to learn that many of the so-
called concession which have graced the
city's thoroughfares are no more, "t'no,"
the worst of the street shows which
came here with the httrepid (?) Colonel
(T) Case have departed. There now re
main a fairly good colored vaudeville
show, the Stadium jtnA the diving dog.
a sagacious canine well worth seeing.
Astoria will not. only tolerate, but en
courage shows that are decent.
BOOKS ARE MOVED.
' The removal of the book from the
Astoria public library to their new
quarters in the city hall will be com
pleted this morning and though there
will be no formal exercises, the women
who have labored so long and hard to
make the Institution the success it now
is, will be there to welcome any and all
that may come.
TELEGRAPH IS FAST
Defeats Motor Boat Union
Jhrilling Race.
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RUNS AWAY FROM FREAK BOAT
Grandstand Crowd Witnesses Exciting
Race Between Sternwheeler and Auto
mobile BoatSpectacular Speed Test
Notes from Along the Waterfront.
The awiftest craft on the Pacific
coast, the , motor boat Union, wa aadly
defeated in a thrillinir race yeMerdav
with the fa-test tern heel steamer in
the world. Captain V. B. Scofta Tele
graph. The Kleventh Annual Regatta
ha lieen replete with thing spectacular,
but among the numerous situations that
have been offered the reveling multi
tude, none was eo thrilling or so ex
citing a' the river race hA; yesterday
afternon.
Captain I. !(, who own the
freak craft, astonished the native early
yesterday by running around the steam
er Potter athe huge river boat was on
it way to Ilwaeo, and later he re
marked that be would attempt to cro
the bow of the Telegraph.
It was known that the Telegraph was
short of coal and everything seemed to
indicate that the t'nion could make good
it owner's hope. But Captain Scott
winked hi other eye and warned down
to the Sanborn bunkers, where diver
Mcks of the mineral that make ateam
were taken aboard. The I'nion rolled
among the ewell during thi operation.
awaiting it prey, and no soon as the
Telegraph was pn-juired for it up-river
(rip, the engine of the motor boat were
started to limber up. 1- . ,
The nos,. of the Telegraph pointed
down stream and in order to round into
the- channel she wa forced to make a
broad turn. Skipper Lewi here inad
vertently, perhaps, forsook a good op
Ktrtuiiit. Instead of tarting slowly
and waiting for the river boat to catch
.Bp, he waited for her to come full
around, thus giving tlie stermvheeler a
h ad of at b-at six length, which, cost
the I'nion the race.
Those alsiard the Telegraph appar
ently realized an attempt wa to be
made to rbb her of w ide earned honor.
Exhaust wa turned into her funnel and
this sent a formidable mas of coalblack
smoke toward the heaven.- With tm
slight li-t to starboard, caused by all
her pasengers erowdinor the rail to
watch the Union, and a great spray of
white astern, width scintillated in the
un like a wondrous jewel the Tele
graph started up atream with the Union
hot after her. It wa soon evident that
the smaller craft stood no show in 1
race against the sternwheeler. Her rec
ord of 28 mile an hour availed her
nothing in thi test. Mr. Lewi forced
his boat and even though he , came
abreast of the lelegrauh, when off
Tongue point, he could nof pas her,
and giving up the race returned to the
city. The announcement that the Tele
graph wa the victor occasioned no lit
tle enthusiasm among the spectator.
Spokane Coming.
Steamer Spokane, the palatial excur
sion steamer of t!ie Pacific Coast Steam
ship company, which was built at the
Union Ironwork in San Francisco to re
place the old steamer Queen, will ar
rive in today to assist in handling the
present abnormal tratlie to and from
the Bay city. Bar Pilot Staples is bring
ing the Stukane around from the Sound.
MARINE NOTES.
i noi. scnonner fun .lose arrived 111
yesterday from her station off the mouth
of tlie river for water and provisions,
Oil tank steamer Ascuncion is due to
day from Ventura with a cargo of crude
oil.
Steamer Northland sailed yesterday
for San Francisco with a cargo of lum
ber. MANY UNABLE TO COME.
s
On account of the big jam at the
union depot Tuesday , morning at least
300 people who intended to come to the
regatta were prevented from doing so
on account of not being able to get
near enough to tlie window to purchase
tickets. ..
AN EXPERT HANDICAPPES
The handicapper for the auto boat
and yacht races during the regatta was
Mr. Robert Austin of the Oregon Yacht
Club. Mr. Austin is an expert along
tbi line, having given his services te
his home club for several years..
IN YOUR RUSH
For Tfie Regatta.
Don't forget that our Special Sale sa
all nf thia
while - - -
PRICES ARE
LOWEST
Jiwt a few of those tans and browaa
left. Better step in and get yoor sisa,
while you ean, at these unmatched price.
Ladies Tan, Champagne and Chocolate
Shoes, selling regularly at H09 and
15.00, now U-S
All Our Tan Oxfords reduced, ranrdlott
of former price, to tuU
Other saiylea at prices that compare
favorably with above.
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO.
SEE 0US SHOW WINDOWS.
523 Commercial Street.
Regatta Flags
5 AND toe EACH.
All Filma of any size developed at
10 cents a roll of six. Take pictures
with any camera and bring ywa
Filma to m. We ave yoa the
trouble of developing.
View Work and Enlarging Dons
Here. ' We carry all kinds of Photo
Supplies,
WOODFTELD'S ART STORE,
516 Bond St, Astoria.
1000 Dollars
Some people pay to get rid of a
FIT. But they are willing to pay for
the FIT we give them.
OUR NEW LINE OF EUROPEAN
WOOLENS WILL BE IN
THIS WEEK.
Come io and examine them,
KIUUNEN & R0EL0FSZ
OCCIDENT BLDG.
Accordion, Sunburst
and Knife Pleating
To Order
STEAM PROCESS. -No
Hot Irons. No Burning of Goods.
Miss O. Gould
Eighth Floor, Marquam Building.
PORTLAND.
Prompt and Careful Attention Gives
- to all Out-of-Town Orders.
Ladies! Attention!!
Apprentices wanted to perfect them
selves in the art of cutting, fitting aad
designing. Taught quickly by the latest
methods. Full course, $5.00 system in
cluded. MRS. C. G. WILSON
516 Commercial St, Up Stairs.
STATEMENT OF
Astoria Savings
' Bank
At the close of business August 10, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and dis
counts $567,809 "0 ; '
County warrants 18,130 40
City warrants ..
Real estate
Due from banks
Cash on hand....
43,449 82 $029,339 92
1401
91,916 73
55,936 00 14752 71
Total 791,742 61
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in ....$100,000 to
Surplus 35,000 0
Undivided profit 14,927 21
Dividends unpaid 120 09
Subject to check$389,704 31
Time certificates. 237,130 12
Demand certifi
cate 14,861 01 641,ftU 44
Total $791,742 tt
STEAMER NAHC0TTA
Leaves Astoria on the Tid
DAILY
FOR ILWACO, connecting theit wttfc
trains for Look Beach. Tlor mj
North Beach "points. Heturntrtg ar
rives at. Astoria same jvenlng. ' - -.
rhrough tickets to and from ail prtav
elpal European el t lea.
O. W. ROBERTS, Aawnt,
Astoria, Or. .