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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN ASTORIA ORE ' SUNDAY' SEPIEMB" iSeaside Murmuring's. About the People and Social Doings of the Beach City. Seaside, Sept 2. The close of the season at tlie beach has made its ap pearance this week. Transients will be numerous till the middle of October, but from present in dications the cottages will be assuming their winter garbs in another week, as many cottagers are leaving for their homes at Portland, although the hotel continue to be quite well patronia'd. The Y. W. C A. convention will bring a large crowd to Seaside next week, af ter which the season of 1005 will be practically at an end, so far as Portland eople are concerned, although several families will open their cottage for tiie firt time this year, during the month of September. Seaside house will close its doors this week and extensive alterations are to I commenced at once. Many improve ments are planned for the coming sea eon, which includes electric lights and many other modern conveniences for the summer colony at Clatsop beach. ASTORIAN ENDORSED. Finnish People Come Out Strong for Law and Order. The following resolution, which speaks for itself, was unanimously passed at a meeting of the Finnish Temperance so ciety held Friday night. This society lias about 600 members and believes in the enforcement of the law: "We appreciate very much the power of the press of our city and the assist ance it has rendered in the cause of right. Especially do we endorse the position of the Morning Astorinn in the stand that it has taken for the enforce ment of the law. We are willing to stand by it and the officers that have done their duty in closing the gambling and the dance halls. We condemn those who are agitating a wide open town as being against the best interests of the j city and will, if it be necessary, resort ! THE IFeard & Steitcs fa just mam Our Elegant Sample Line of "" IkMm Suits AND S Stylish If you intend to purchase a suit this season, it will do your heart good to see the new styles we are showing. We are showing an un usually sortment of Misses' Coats. Bring along the girls, mothers, and take a look; we've lots of new things to show you. THE FOARD & S1MES CO. Astoria's Greatest Store A jolly party of young person made the trip around Tillamook head and through Arch cape Sunday. A part? from Xecanicum inn visited Elk creek Sunday, the trip being made in honor of I- C Brown of New i ork. A party from Seaside had a delightful trip to hlk creek and hcola last week starting Thursday and returning late Saturday evening. A picnic on the lieach above Flavel wa enoyed by some of the guests from K ruse's beach hotel on Monday. A farewell clambake and bonfire was given Friday night, September 1. on the beach by Mrs. J. K. Miller of Lota cot tage, to her guest, most of whom are returning to their home in Portland. A very pleasant evening was spent in mu sic, game and stories, after which the hostess served refreshment of clams, baked potatoes and candy. to drastic measures in order to put a stop to all such. We urge a loyal sup port of all the Finnish people to the cause of right and the maintenance of law and order." SMITH LEAVES TOWN. "Francis" X. Smith, the demure little special man of the Filers 1'iano house, we are sorry to inform his numerous lady friend, leaves this morning for Portland. Don't worry "goils," he'll be back Mondav. FORT CANBY ITEM. Mr. .1. B. Child, former deputy con sul to Fun Chow, China, is able once more to resume work for the engineer at this place. Mr. Child has been con fined for a few weeks bv the breaking out of an old wound received during the Boxer outbreak a few years a so. Coats : Church : Notices : Baptist. Beginning with tomorrow all evening services at the Baptist church will take place one half hour earlier than during the summer months. That i. the young people will come together at 0:30, and the regular preaching service and the mid-week prayer meeting commences at 7:30 p. m. The subject of sermons for tomorrow will 1 "The Coming of the Kingdom" and "The IVteetive That Cannot IV Outwitted." All other regu lar services as usual. Come everybody. First M. E. Church. Some have thought that Waue of the work being done on the building that we could not hold service. This is a mistake and today the regular erv ices will U held. The pastor will preach at II a. m. and S p. m. Sunday school at 12:13; Kpworth league at 7 p. m We will gladly welcome you once more in the old church a it has been for all these year. Presbyterian Church. Rev. W. H. tayson, L.L 1., pastor Services at 11a. in. and 8 p. in. ; Sunday school, 12:13; Christian Endeavor, 8 p. m. The pastor will talk on "Naples Vesuvius ami Pompeii," Wednesday evening. The church will give a reception Thursday evening from 7 to 10 o'clock to new mcmlier and friends of the church. Grace Church. Divine service at Oraec church thi morning at 11a. in. and the second serv ice at 4 p. m., consisting of public catechising and a missionary address to the junior auxiliary. Evening service at Holy Innocents' chapel at 7:30. Bethany. Sunday preaching, 10:43 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. C. E. Haaheim, pastor. SEPTEMBER VENIRE. Jurors Drawn for Service in Circuit Court for Clatsop County. The regular venire of 31 jurors to render service at the forthcoming term of the honorable circuit court in and for the county of Clatsop wa drawn yes terdav bv Countv Clerk Clinton and Sheriff Linville, and comprise the follow ing well-known taxpayers: John Svensen. Astoria, merchant. Charles Verschuren. Astoria, painter. W. C. Law. Astoria, merchant. Alex Tagg, Astoria, merchant. Victor Miller, Astoria, merchant. Pat. Lawler, Astoria, merchant. John McKeever, Jewell, farmer. Willis Mudd, Hammond, merchant. (Jeorge McFarland, Olney, farmer. D. P. Ross, Knappa,, farmer. M. McFarlane, Knappa, Jogger. Ktna Warnstaff, Olney, farmer. J. C. Pope, Elsie, farmer. F. W. Preston, Warrenton, farmer. J. C. Ryckman, Knappa, farmer. Frank Scheidnagel, Astoria, clerk. Ji. J. Sloop, Astoria, farmer. A. McPharlan, Astoria, carpenter. Hugh McCormick, Astoria, farmer. Oorge Sold, Svensen, farmer. F. K. Wright, Astoria, lalmrer. John Walker, Astoria, merchant. John H. Jeffers, Astoria, farmer. W. J. Ingalls, Astoria, farmer. Charles Thompson, Seaside, farmer. Charles Wilson, Astoria, boat builder. Andrew Young, Astoria, farmer. (i. W. Iiunsbcrry, Astoria, agent. John Wilkinson, Warrenton, farmer. It. A. Price, Seaside, merchant. James F. Kindred, Warrenton, farmer. Fast Trip by Telegrapto. The fast steamer Telegraph leaves Cal ender dock, Astoria, for Portland, Ore., daily except Friday, at 2 o'clock P. M., arriving in Portland at 8:30 P. M. No Tbetter way to see the sights of the Co lumbia river than on the decks of the Telegraph. If you want the family to lie healthy strong and active, give them Hollister's Rockey Mountain Tea this month. Makes rich, red blood, bone and muscle. 33 cents, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart's Drug store. Like Finding Money. Finding health is like finding money so think some who are sick. When you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or chest irritation, better act promptly like W. C. Earlier, of Sandy Level, V. He says: "I had a terrible chest trouble, caused by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but, after finding no relief in other remedies, I was cured by Dr. King's New Dieovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world. At Chas. Rogers drug store; 60c and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Sunday The Week in Society as Seen by Mademoiselle Yvonne. Regatta week has come and gone, and it was unite the best and gayest one we have had in year. There were so many boating and launch parties given during the week 1 could not osihly mention them all. The Thursday Aft ernoon club were entertained each day on board the Restless, a trim little launch belonging to Mr. AM 1 1 Tallant. It wa entered in the marine parade ami carried off first priie a the Wt decorated gasoline launch. Mr. Walter Kabb had a largo party each day on the Patrol, and the Klmores entertained on hoard the Chief. On Saturday Mr. Will Tallant and Miss Tallant took a small party up to Skamokawa on the Restless to see the regatta there. Their guest were: Mi, llrown, Miss Stockton, Mi Crang, the Misses Klmore, Mi llul-ted and Mi lliggin. Mr. Xcll llrown left for her home in l.o Angeles on Friday. Mis Ma hie Taylor and Mis Shctick were guet of the Mie Klmore dur ing the week. Fred Morris and family of Portland arrived on Tuesday morning in their j Are You Engaged? Engaged people should remember that, after marriage, many quarrels can I avoided, by keeping their digestions in good condition with Electric Hitters. S. A. llrown of llennettsville, S. C, says: "For years, my w-ife suffered intensely from dyep-.ja. complicated with a tor pid liver, until she lost her strength and vigor, and became a mere wreck of her former self. Then she tried Elect rlc Uiters, which helped her at once, and Anally made her entirely well. She is now strong and healthy.'' Chas. Rogers, druggist, sell and guarantees them, at 50c a bottle. t5he j-U HTVB NEW ARRIVALS OF Fashionable Autumn Goods Fall Jackets Today we shall have them ready and on sale. The liest line of gar ment, the nobbie-t styles ami the lowest price for the highest values you will see in this city. The Empire and PaddocK Coats FROM $5.00 TO $30.00 Ladies' i CIh's FURS At Very Cheap Prices Ranging from $1.25 TO $25.00 Fine Line of JUST UNPACKED In Chiffon, Rroadcloths, Mohairs and Panamas. Come early and make your selection. J$ XShe o BEE HIVE BEEtiSj I M 3w ImawtaJ Chatter spacious house boat and have been spending the week In Atoria. The houe boat lias been moored to the end of the 0. R. & X. dock and ha attracted a great deal of attention. Dr. and Mr. Finch gave a small bridge party on Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. McConnell of Woodburn. On Thursday afternoon the Misses F.lmoic gave a sailing party of 20 on the sloop Frank SauWn. Pr, and Mrs. Van l'ole of Fort Stev en will leave within a mouth for the Philippine Ma ml. The MiM' I'ttinger gave a large launch party on Friday evening, in honor of Mis Vali-ka I.IcIm- of The Dalle. Miss Madge Fulton, daughter of Dr. A. C, Fulton, entertained about 3 of her friend with a parly on Friday even ing. (James were played and Ruby 1 luniMif rt roni and Vera Wilson and Hamilton tinnier won t lie prizes. Mi Frankie K-let will leave this morning on the steamer for Oakland, 11., where she will mter Mill semi nary. PERSONAL MENTION. W. P. Thornton, who will represent the Astoria Central Labor council at the state convention, which will be held at Portland on the fifth, sixth and seventh of this month, leaves today. George C. Coodell ami family h ave to day for a two weeks' vacation on the Sound. B. F. Allen has returned after a . tion spent in Eastern Oregoi Portland fair. John Enberg and family le day for a visit to the expos while away they will visit t ,, , of Mr. W. W. Whipple at Seal General Passenger Agent J. of the A. ft C. R. Is back at after a few days' absents In Hon. II L Benson, circuit Juil First Oregon district, whoa h Klamath Falls, is in the city, I of hi son, R. W. Benson, accoui the Tongue Point Lumbering i The Judge has Jut concluded a ful tour of the Crater Lake ra company will. General Tassenge A. L, Craig ami C. 8. Lee of t Jt N., and ether railroad magna returns bene to Ms home in days. BJUDGS STRINGERS BUR! What might have been a serloi occurred yesterday morning when stringers of the railroad bridge Youngs bay was burned. That the age was not greater I due to the work of a volunteer fire brigade. A it wa the A. t C. R. were eomelled to transfer their paengcra on the early morning train. The damage has been repaired and trains are running as uual today. "FARMERS" GET PRIZES. T!ie committee on prize to 1m given at the farmer'-' dance have announced the winner of the prizes. There were two prize, one being for the Is-st sus tained ili.iractcr of a "farmer's wife," and the otlier for the liet sustained character f a "farmer." The )lrt, a silver jewel case, was won by Mrs. K. Weterberg, while the second conslsf.'ng of a silver shaving set, by Mr. Medley of Jewell. - SCHOOL DIRECTORS. The Imard of school director for Dis trict No. 1 (the City of Astoria) will hold an important session at the office of School Clerk Ferguson at 7:30 o'clock on Tuesday evening next, at which time the assignment of teachers will lie made and such other arrangements provided as will expedite the general opening of the public schols on Monday, SeptemU-r IS. Between 1,300 and 1,400 pupils are ex pected to be enrolled for the forthcom ing term. THE COMMON COUNCIL. At 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening the city fathers will meet in regular con vention at the city hall. Indications point to a routine session, as there is nothing of unusual importance on file at the auditor's office. You will 1w sure lo be suited if you come to us for your fall and win ter suit. Our Varsity Sock will turn he trick or some other of our famous make of high grade Clothing at A SUIT New good arming daily in browns, green and gray mixture for fall and winter, LABOR DAY Monday, Sept. 4 STORE CLOSES AT NOON. P. A. STOKES The Dressy Shop for Dressy Men. SONGBIRDS WANTONLY KILLED. Complaint wa made yesterday at tint sheriff' ollice by .1. 8. Adam, who live at the load of Kleventh street, against two turn who hate Is-en in tit habit of shiNitinu I lie chickens and cat ill the ncighhoihood until yesterday, when thinking the sport ton tame, they turned their attention to shooting robins, there by rendering themselves open to pro eution, as there is a staU law agmitist the killing of song birds. They had killed several of the) birds when Adam remmtrMeJaitalna fc'. ' .4 ... mm TO 8APITY 2E 0 c U. gtven tnelr choice of routes to Chicago, Louisville, Memphis and Nsw Orleans and through thou points to ths far east. Prospective travelers desiring Infor mation an to !h lowest Mfs and best routes are Invited to correspond with the following repiesentntlves: O. II. TRUMHULL. Commercial Agent, 242 Third St., Portland, Ore. r Don't Delay If you want peaches. The crop this year is less than one fourth of its regular size. Commencing Monday, August 28, if you are in the market for them, call on us for Fine Large Lemon Cling Peaches and Late Crawford Peaches Sweetest and best for canning pur poses. Damson, Brsdshaw and Peach Plums, Florence and Siberian Crab Apples, Black Prince, Muscat, Tokay and Sultana Grapes, Fine Gravenstcin Apples. BARTLETT PEARS are fast com ing In, but will soon be out of sea son. Leave your orders now and we will supply you with the best only at lowest prices. Foard SStolf.es Co. uvi Ale