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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1905)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER to, 1905. HIE MORNIMi AbTORlAN ASTORIA, OREGON '..'.Wti Hm jBit Received Our rail Shipment of martin's New York 1 ' t . Cream Cheese I t . . Thert U dob to tool It hi that rich creamy flavor only found in . really Irit-clati cbetse Ltareave your order Do it bow. 'ROSS, HIGGINS a Co. t t) C WE SELL CHASE k SANBORN'S BOSTON COFFEES. LOCAL BREVITIES. Tho family restaurant of Aitorla it reeognlasd aa tbt Huts restaurant. Tie best meal! ami (tie beat service in Aa torla. 120 Eleventh street. Tba Palace Cab-ring company'! din ing room ia again ujen under the tame management Everything first clan. CuisrW and service unexcelled. Private dining-room for ladies. AUCTION SALE. The l.adkV Aid society of the Nor wegian Mrthodit church will hate a sale-aft fancy and useful articles, .NU Urdu', September 0, at H p. in., in the i -i .t- ..I l. f nasriiirut 01 in riiiinn in i-r iuw 11. lie cream, coffee and rake served. Ad mission free. Special Round Trip Eictuston Kate of Ij.oo for the fair via A. & C. R. R. -Ticket! Sold Dally Until October 15th. I'p to and Including October Kith, the A. A C. It. It. -will mII round trip ex cursion ticket daily from A'toria to Portland and ri-turn rate of (3 for the round trip on account of the Isui and (lurk reposition. ThkcU purchased on or Wfore October 2 will I jt"d for re turn passage 30 daya from date of sale, and tickets purchased after that date will I pood for rrturn paa:e up to and including October 31. ARRIVES SAFELY. Mr, ;. jlelclcr yesterday received telegram from Mia. Zeiulcr who stated that she and the children bad arrived at Vttion Hill, New Jersey in safety ad would vi-it fnend in that city, tin til the loth of this month wheji tin-) would h1I on board tlit Patricia for Uer many. If you want the family to I healthy strong and active, give them Hollister'e Hockey' .Mountain Tea thU month. Make rib, red blood, lion and muwle. 3.1 cents, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart's 1'rug lr. SPECIAL Italian Prunes TODAY 40C the Box CHOICE Oregon Grapes 25C The Basket SELECTED Oregon Silver Prunes 20C the Basket JOHNSON BROS., GOOD GOODS i8-m Twelfth St., Astoria. WELL! WELL! I WELL11! l'or many inoona every Atorln who enjoys the actiuiiintaniw of J. C. Mayo, the genlul geneial passenger agent of the Astoria and Columbia IUver railroad, hat hud it duly and oftiine impressed on him by the said J. ('. M that be the nfri-aid Mayo, was a bona fid native of di-nr obi Missouri, and believing it, they bve severally tried to "show him" a nuinlier of thing to all of which he hn rcond-d with the. innocent gratitude of a genuine "Puke," until it became proveibal here that Jack Wat "all the way frimi" and likely to May now after thee yeara, it develop to the cotiMeriiiition of all, that be ha been living under false. pret-nc, that hi claim to he a Missiurian is a '"faks" pure and simple, imposed for Heaven only know what object; that be I an allmund undiluted Kansas ".lay hawker with all liin ambiguous attribute, and the only saving fact in the whole situ atiin are that hn was Utrn four mile west of where lie thought be was, and that he left Kansas jut an noon a the tale went prohl; with these investi gations in hi favor he may be tolerat ed for a while longer. THE SEASON OPENS. Fall Fishing Permissible After High Nooa Today. At 12 o'clock noon todav the fishing season opa-n and continue oien until March 15, lXrt. Four canneries will Iks ojK-rated in the north hore, S-aU-rg'a, Mcglt-r. Mo t.owan' and the Kurcka plant of the Columbia ltiver Packer Aociation, but none will oM-rate on thii side. A uumlM-r of gillnetter, ami trap in linker' bay will engage in fUhing and four wining ground will In oN'iatcd the Oliver ground, the Taylor ground, the dim Crow Sand and the Kabrath Sand. FIRE ALARM CHANGED. Fire alarm box no S. heretofore lo cated at the electric light work hat licen nhifted to the northweat comer of Third and Ator atrect. Thi make it far more effective in w-rvice oinee it adjacent to it new potepecially Iron give protection to aeveral big plant work, the gu plant and the cannery projierty. The change wn mado yester day by Fire Chief Fonter. Can't you eat, aleep or work! Dad liv er? IlolliHter'a Rocky Mountain Tea makes rich, red blood, gives strength and health. Curet when all others fail. No cure no pay. 35 cents, Tea or Tab lets. For salo by Frank Hart rim MORE BARGAINS : 1 n FURNITURE O WING to the delay iu the completion of our new store building we will continue our reduction sale during September. The Greatest Assortment The Finest Quality The Lowest Prices iCHAS,HEILB0MI & COyxtK AMONG THE SAILORS Movements of Sail and Steam Craft Yesterday. WHO, WHAT, WHEN AN0 WHERE Doings of tba Sea and River Carriers News of Nearby Ports and People Sue H. MImore la From T.llamook Last Night. Tlie towing teamer Klmorc eame down at I o'clock ij.-m. yesterday with a tow line on the bnndom barkentine "fieor giana" whii-h eli dropped at anchorage olf the O. H. A N. pier. The (leorgiana, a four mater, had a cargo of 1,129,337 feet of lumber for San I'edro and will leave out early thi- morning. The El more proceeded down the bay and picked up the Cermaa hip Adolf at the Quar antine ground and paed up for Port land yeMerday evening. The Adolf Is cement laden from Hamburg 170 days out. The tcaincr Telegraph arrived down from Portland on her schedule time yes terday afternoon, with 217 people aboard, 1"0 of whom were Fji-tcrn tour- ia iMiund for an outing at Seaside. The inctul roof of the ranif-wav cr r hed in the new M-ction of the O. It. A X. pier are receiving the firt of three coat of mineral paint. The Cullender Navigation company, i adding a Mrong bhu-k and white tign on the inohore doors of their dock an noiincing their agency of the steamer Telegraph. Itetwcen the repair underway on the ). It. & X. company's dock and sp proaches and the repair on the A. k C It. It. company' tretlc. it take some agile climbing nowaday to reach the waterfront, but the people m-t there, all the ha me. The Manzanita went to wa on buoy ervice yeterday morning early. The st4-amer SL Paul arrived idown early yeteiday morning with all the people anil freight ahe' allowed by law to carry. Her second officer, C. II. Jolm-on, of thi city, joined her here, and he paMd over the bar at 8:43 o'clock. The cam tchooties South Bav was the early morning craft sea bound, yes tcrday. The ga-xdiue schooner "fierald C haukil to the I.urline doik yesterday morning and began loading for Xe bab-ni. She took on sixty ton of food htulT and mixed undrie and left out yesterday evening. The tug Samon docked here yestcr- lav afternoon. The four mailed scbomer IJoa ar rived in from San Pedro bite yesterday afternoon. She came up in tow of the Tatoosh and goe bem-e to Portland for lumlNr. She i in ballast. Mr. Tom Cod I paying a visit to thi port these days. Mr. It. Chinook Salmon, who has not een wi'cn for two week returned with thi morning's tide. Ho reports unusual activity in the fishing busines. The steameer Itonnoke will arrive lown thi morning from Portland out ward hound for lower coast point. The dredging steamer W. L. Jjidd i'd up at the A. & C. K. R. dock late yesterday-evening. The steamer Shamrock leaves thi morning for Iv-ep IUver where she will ake an excursion party to Lcathlatnct to witnc the closing ball game of the season can ls pumped out. A portion of thee cargo is apparently damaged. The Columbia i due here from San Francisco. tomorrow Tin r.urlne left Portland witlj a rous ing bill of freight yesterday aid did iiot get a vtay from iiere until 2 o'c,V k ti:i morniii. Th I'ndine mine down in the I.urline' time last.evening to do her mail and . paenger buiuest and left up on th Lurline'a iK'h(;dule. The S'ti-amer Sue, If, Klmore arrived in at H oVI'K-k last night, with a full panger lit and a big manifest of clieese and salmon. Among her Til lamook passengers en route to the fair, were Iiotlie V. Vatjn, editor of the Tillamook Herald; J. If. Polhemus a Corvalll Ktwletit; Ole Sahrader, son of (apt. Paul feiirader; Captain and Mrs. Paul Sc-Lrader and two daughters. THE FAIR A SUCCESS. . a" Hrenham Van I)uen of thU city has returned from Portland while tic-re be attend' il a directory meeting of the lwi and Chirk hoard. He report the showing made to, and confirmed by the director a one to lie very proud of, a all balance show on the right side of tlie ledger with tlx fair far enough along to pre lude any japes. iSeaside Murmuring's. About the People and Social Doings of . the Beach City. The swift steamer Telephone, an old Astoria favorite is to enter the Cas cades IN-ks run. on a dail schedule out of Portland. She ha lxen inspected and enters in the lmsine tomorrow. Following is the latest news In re gard to the Ill-fated steamer F. A. Kil- burn. Marshflcld, Dr., Sept. O.-Freight i till being discharged from the steamer F. A. Kilburn, which struck on the bar yesterday morning, and it will be impos- ible to tell the extent of the damage until all the cargo has been removed. AT DEATH'S DOOR. Wot A was received at this office this morning at 3 o'clock that I.. (I. Crowin, who wa mi bodly hurt by a log rolling up. 11 him on Thursday la-t at Kelly's camp near Knappa, was in a desperate condition and hi life in grave doubt. He i at St. Mary' hopital and bis physician and nurses are doing all that human engenuity and interest can sug gest to bring Mr. Cromin through, but at the hour named, were very dulerious of the outcome. E0TEL ARRIVALS. The Occident Hoy Trout, Tillamook. !-on IJcrry. Tillamook. I. IIiM-ill. Tillamook. Kstetta Cupp, Caldwell, Ma. Itcrtha Ikmlwerne, Palmyra Miion. Ida. Ma i v Cupp. Caldwell, Ida. (J. F. (ioldwaite, Portland. Sd. S. Xyman. Seattle. . P. Titu. John Day. M. B. llm-kenberry, Illwaco. S. HeiUhii, Portland. . - (J. W. Spring. Portland. Kd. llemnwsy, Spokane, Dan Hcinnway, Sjsikane. A. W. Cep-on, Caldwell, Ida. C. L. l)aheim. Knappton. A. J. Albring. Spokane. C. S. McMaunnie. ltoisie. Peter F.skcldson. 15die. H. C. Itoenls-rg, PHoi-ie l-jirne-t Knger, I!oiie H. J. i;o-'iil-rg. Iloi'-ic. A. C. Wheeler, Portland. F. S. Ashlnirv. Portland. Seaside, Or., Sept. 9. Clatsap Beach ha at no time during the season ha it presented a more charming appear anr than it does now, with the throngs of bright, earnest college girls who are i here attemling the First Northwest Confcrew-e of the Youtjg Women's Chris tian Association. The fore mm is spent in serious work and in the afternoon in social recreation. I , ..... ,1- ..,-V '.- H .,. Tlie ifotel Moore, where the conference i Is ing held, has been the seen of some delightful function, whk-h began with a reiption in the parlors Tues day afternoon, immediately following the arrival of the delegates. The ves per servi on the pier wa very im pressive. Wednesday afternoon was spent in making a trip to the Salt Caverns; Thursday, a trip to Thompson's Falls, and Wednesday, the climax was reach ed by a delightful picnic at Oar hart Park. Luncheon was taken from the hotel and through the kindness of Mrs. W. J. Honey man was served at her cot tage, where coffee had already been pre pared. Tjhe slight mist which which perited in falling in no way served to dampen the spirit of the picnickers, who gathered loads of ferns and the beautiful kinniklnie berries, which grow, so abundantly In this locality. The conference closes with the even ing service of September 12. Miss Genevieve Butterflekl't 13th birthday was celebrated in a charming manner Tuesday afternoon. A largt party of young person took part in the festivities of the afternoon and played Snap Pitt, Old Maid and finally ended with a paper chae, in which tlie first prizes were captured by Creata But ter fie Id and Ernest Johnson, and the consolations fell to Georgn Btitter field and the hostess, herself.. The lunch table were artistically decorated with nweet a and fern. Delicious refresh ment were served. Mis Oneviere wai the recipient of many handsome pres ent. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Smith entertained a bouse party last week and part of this week. A number of pleaant out ings, were arranged for their guests. A trip to Thompson's Falls Monday waa one of the most sussesaful affairs of the week. A jolly house party is occupying Lom ma Cottage for a forthnight. The do mestic services are conducted on the co operation plan. -What are the things that touch us most as we look back through the years!" asked a lecturer impressively. There was a moment's pause, and then a small bor in the audience answered: "Our iinder-hirts." Do you suffer with indigestion, con stipation, feel mean and cross, no strength or appetite! Ilollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well and keep you well. 33 cents, Tea or Tab lets. Frank Hart's drug store. We Make Halls All Kinds to Order From Any Block or Any Style. Hats Dyed, Cleaned and Blocked. Expert Panama Hat Cleaners. . . R. ROELOFSZ Kiljunen's Tailor Shop, Occident Block. . I ft .. .... I r ' I - I The Delphos THE CAN THAT NEVER OVER-FILLS A LAMP IS Declares Intentions. .1. t hiil"bol. a native of Turkey, yes terday appeared liefore the county clerk and declared his intention of becoming an American citizen. ; t. .' The Astorian, 73 cents a month. mm The Can is guaranteed satisfactory by the makers. Pump cannot get out of order; it is braced to the bottom of the Can; it will not wear out; it pumps any kind of oitr This Can is stronger than any Can made. The top of can is supported from below. The hinged cover conceals the pump; keeps out dirt; makes it the most attractive Can sold. Sold Only in Astoria by W. J. SCULLEY, Agent 472 COMMERCIAL ST. Ask Your KaOafrVr.rrlX f A D i Dealer for the J w vr l I I UiIV Perfect for home-canning all kinds of Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, Fish, Came, Fowl. Pickles, Jellies Jams, etc. : Will keen everv known article of food sweet and sound for vcars and retain its n.itinsl freli fl.ni.r "II " "' So Easy, Quick and Simple a Child Can Seal and Open It. ; Sclf scalinp. no separate rubber ring. No cutting or burn ins of fingers. NO ZINC NO POISON 1 NO MOULD SANITARY All parts of the jar and cover are impervious to the acids of fruit, vegetable, meat, fish, and all other food products. T Made in pints, quarts and half-gallons white glass, three- f inch wide mouth. The ECONOMY JAR received the award and 4 medal World's Fair St Louis. T First premium and medal California, Oregon, Idaho, Utah T and Montana Fairs. Endorsed by Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer. En- lorsed by National Grange Convention in 1904. Send us stamp , and name of your dealer and we will mail you complete book- ' let of recipes for home-canning. 4 MANUFACTURED BY , 4 KERR GLASS MAN'F'G CO. OaK St, Portland, Oregon i The hull is taking water as fast as it k t t-l HUM $ itttt tMIIHHH44l t i tt 4 1 It t f 1 14 1 1 1 MWHM