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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. i rRIDAY, SXPTIMBZS I J, leoj. 8 Now Is the best time to tecire your Fruit for Canning. We tare xme of the inest Prunes, Pears and Peaches in the market. ASTORIA GROCERY Phot Main Ml IRON TRADE NOTES No Doubt as to Heavy Winter Trade in ail Lints. CALIFORNIA MENACED. Orange BUSINESS EXCEEDINGLY GOOD Tbt Blatt Fnhiaot Productioa for Aa gist la Placed at M3.x Tone of attempt to eradicate tbe orange which Steal ooo To a. Worka Produced J.tB,- DoDt Break Your Back. "It Requires W Stoping." The Long' Handled Dust Pans akld dose to the floor while user is ataading upright, it takes up the dirt Ska aa ordinary dust pan. Bafts nany a backache. Keep dean by using Tke Warld'a Only Dust Brush. Worka automatic and floors can be awept without raking a particle of (bust. Just the thing for stores, offices, fen. Orchard May b Deattioyed by Mauota, Sani Francio, Srpttt. 14. John Isaac, after acting as representative for California in a conference witm the horticultural aauthontiea of Mex ico, ha ut reported that he has dis covered that six and pt-rhapa more state in Mexico are harboring a foe of of oranges which there is reaon to dread if it should be permitted to en ter California. lie reports that be found that thoue anda of oranges and mangoes have been destroyed by the Mexicans in an mag got, which has occasioned much dam age. The orange maggot proceeds from the ends of the insect known as the Trypeta, Ludcn. The fecundity of this insect is something astonishing. PROHIBITIVE TARIFF Argentine Shuts out American Farming Machinery. EXPORTERS ARE EXCITED Mar That a Tbouaaad Cart of Farm lag Machinf7 la Tsaily Shipped Action Meaaa Heavy Loss to Ameri can Manufacturers Xew York, Sept. 14. The Iron Age in iU Issua of today says: A review I of ute whole iron industry jutitie tha general statement that it is enjoying great present activity and brilliant a . . awn. . nroniise lor me iuiure. me usuai STRIKE IS AVERTED New- York, Sept. It-Cablegram from Argentina, were received yen ter day by the leadnig exporters in New York saying that the government had given notice that it waa to levy a pro hibitive tariff to Morocco on all parts doubts as to an adequate amount of I Building Tflde Unions AgltC to agricultural and industrial machtn work IOT me winter mourns v A.WU-.4-r.-'-.t ere used rin renairlmr snd calling on even arisen this year and the outlook vuiuai viwicnic . ' " " ' ... . . . .,11 . I I AUKIP I1UIPV.IMII IV IH1 will carry into bcm piK- a"u " I I thia cornea reports of distinct improve- American government w intervene. ment in England, whose business has I I The wires were kept hot all yesterday been lagging until lately, the continent 75.000 MEN ARE AFFECTED afternoon between New York and other a " a chief cities, and by nightfall arrange ments had been atempted to lay tha matter before the secretary of state Sheet and Metal Workers Would Have tmiay. Been Locked Out and a Hew Oni. A representative of the American SEE WINDOW DISPLAY THE GROCER. Tawtk and Commercial Strtota Branch at TJnlontowa. School Books Tablets, Pencils. Fens, InKs, Paper Colored Crayons, Composition BooKs, Rulers, Pencil Boxes, Etc. letter Designs and a Larger Assort- ment than ever before, lakrsand Blotters FREE with all purchases of books. J: N. Griffin CLEANLY WOMAN. tmsseaaaly Thlaka bj Beaan-taa; Ret Scala That She Cea Daadraff. Gaaaly woman has n erroneous Idea at tr scouring the scalp, which re neve the dandruff scales, the Is curing Ibe aandrult She -may wash her scalp wry dy, and yet' hare dandruff her Ufa long, accompanied by falling hair, too. The only wsy In the world to cure teodratt la , to kill the dandruff germ, ni there la no hair preparation that will o Uat u Newbro's Herplclde. Herp! etd by killing the dandruff germ, feaewalb hslr fre tgrrrw as healthy Xatora Intended. Destroy the cause yon femora the effect. Kill the dan-i-wf rtnn with HerplcMe. Sold by Irsajasr Sm$xptn. Bni 10c. In stamps nr sample to The Herplclde Co Da alC Mich. lagfe Drug' Store, 351-353 Bond St, Owl Drag Store, 649 Com. 6t, T. F. Laaria, Prop. "Special Agent" havinir sent cherful reports since tbe eariv summer, mere nave oeen iur ther heavy purchases of steel rails, the Pennsylvania company leading with over 179.0UO tons distributed among the mills on the line of the road. The Mi ouri Pacific has added 251,000 tons to former orders and the Hariman lines 32.000 tons. The Tennes- company has orders agregating over 420,000 tons which will keep tbe works busy far into 1906, while the Colorado mill is (committed tor lar ahead. It is umi stood that the ew loik Central is negotiating for 100,000 tons and they are besides in the market, one system for 35,000 tons and another for 50,1X10 tons. It. is expected that today negotia tions will be closed for from 10.000 to 13,000 tons from the Bessemer Steel 'company. , Nme fair sued lots of I Basic pig have alo been placed. It is alo estimated that the leading interest will need I t ween 35.000 and nixatioa Formed Hay They Hot Have exporter said yesterday: Agreed to Arbitrate. New York, Sept. 14. A big strike iu the building trades was averted yester day when the sheet and metal workers announced through their representa tives that they would rcort back for work todar. There is an arbitration agreement be tween the 75,000 workers in the build ing trades and the 1,000 employes, the siieet ana metal workers ueinz amonir the number. Thev recently demanded an increase in wages or . cents a day 40,000 tons per month of Bessemeh pig nJ went on Mrike wUf,ou ibmitting er. This news is so sudden we hardlv know which way t- turn. We do not even know if Argentina is to apply the prohibitive tariff to Kuropean and Aus tralian exiort, although we believe not. We Mill ask Secretary Hoot to direct the American minister at llueno Avres to intervene. "If this prohibitive tariff goes into effect it will be a heuty blow to Auu-ri can manufacturer. More than a thou sand carloads of machinery are shipped every year from this country to Ar gentina, but there is little profit in the trade. The profitable end of the bui liens is in the export to Argentina of spare parts used for repairing on which the duty has averaired les than 23 per cent of that levied on machinery rop- tiieir grievance to arnuraiion. i it will I a dav or two before we Twice the employers ordered them to Mind out if we can slop- the new tarilj return to work but each time the metal or ascertain the motive of Arceiitiiia. workers uenoi niem. ino ooaru oiimip nad practically no enal, Iron or governorit of tii biiiiini)( tra.t era-1 mni, exi-ept Iv w.nnIh, Hip r i no l a x I a I ... . a - . i . foundry iron are c-ominz up from the PJ yesieruay 10 iuk nnai ac- opportunity ior .vrgrnima to i.iin.i f,ic Pittsburg district, between 25,01X1 and ti,,n which wouW B'nt iUe to.mte with foreign makers 3nniJO tnn Winff refered to the re. ,nK 0,11 OI lw "Mfll workers ami le or muciuny. i nrre must He some r- - . , I formation of a new organization. lln-ltrHK ijrhind the move. might have resulted in tlte overthrow during tlte balance of this year. There are indications of renewed buy ins of basic pig iron by the eastern steel makers. Some pretty large requirements for quirements of some large consumers. Some of the leading smelters in the Chicago, district are In the market in lots of 50.000 tons and under. Some buines has been closed but on the whole the southern furnaces are not ap parently puxhing sales. Reports of the acceptance of $11.50 to $11.75 for Xo. Birmingham by some of the smaller furnace interests continue to come. The large companies are firm. The estimating departments of the fabric-atone-, of structure material are tremely busy so that the prospect of large volume of work is excellent. The pressure for deliveries for material ontinues heavy. In the plate market there has been increasing activity in nticipation of an advance. Thus far the tendency toward hijjher prices has found its only expresion in the with rawal of the usual $2 concession in price of narrow plates 14 inches and nder. The trade in wire continues heavy. Prices, which have Wen ruling for some ime on the basis of $1.70 per pound have been advanced to $1.75. The pipe trade is active. VESUVIUS STILL ACTIVE. Semaaphore Stations Near Have Collopaed. of the arbitration agreement and an-l FOREIGN RESIDENTS GUARDED other disastrous war might have Wo the outcome. There was a feeling of Meroccaa Government StaUont Troopt relief when the metal wuskers decidedl la Tanglera. A I 'l il 1 1 S I V W ! , II to stimuli ineir grievance 10 annua-1 -rw ions, rsepi. is. -Kcpiying to a tion. I collective note addressed to tiie foreiirn irgation the Moroccan minister of for eign afisair has notified the Teprcsn tativs of crtsin wwcrs that a detach Strombelil BM-nt of 1000 soldiers stationed two day ilfctant from Tangier has been ordered tir transfer it camp to the environs of Xew York. Sept. 14. The Ilorald'a Tangier, saays a cabh dispatch from Kuropean edition publi-hing the follow-1 till city to the Herald. As a further ng from the correspondent at Naples: I precaautinw. the Tsi.gier gnrrisin The eruption of Mount Vesuvius con-1 trained troop is U-ing supplied wiii new tinues as in the last days, bnt siodcn amusament annd a corps of Su without tending to any increase On thei infantry will le distributed as a re- other hand according to a telegram t serve guard along the thoroughfares t,a line Mattino, ntromlKill is causing great I leaning to Hie town. J hese steps nre- larm, its crater vomiting a high pillar directed towaard the establishment of of fire and dense smoke accoinpunW I liersinal security, menuced by recent ( Clothes Bought at Wise's Pressed Free Except Saturdays A- Heart to Heart Talk by loud noise . The ground presents nnmerooH vasses and many houses have been abandonel. The custom house and (em it U stated that the a,,,"'re t-Uil,,m have "'"pW, events in the diplomatic capital of Mo rocco. National Tube company has 113 percent of its capacity at work. Tbe monthly blast furnace returns collected by the Iron Age show that capacity in opera-1 tion remained almost stationary dur ing July and Augut, the weekly out put being at the rate of-410,000 tons. The production during August is esti mated at 2.H30.000 one of which the tcel works produced -1,140,000 tons. Like Finding Money. Finding health is like finding money so think some who are sick, wnen you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or I chest irritation, better act promptly like V. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. He says: "1 had a terrible ehest trouble, caused by smoke and coal dust on ray lunirs: Uit. after finding no relief in I DR. CHARLES FLESH FOOD other remedies, I waa cured by Dr. A bracing tonic. Cures all stomach King's New Discovery for Consumption, troubles. Makes red blood, bone and Cougha and Colds. Greatest sale of mu'cle. A wonderful remedy for ma- any cough or lung medicine in tha world. king sick people well. Hollister's Rocky U( Cbas. 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This fine old Resort, situated on the banka of the Ke eaaicum river, only a few rods from tbe ocean, offers to its patrons the Only Ideal Spot On The Coast for fresh and salt water bathing, fish ing, boating and hunting. Free Tnie to all trains. Address all communicationa to The vSeaside House Seaside, Oregon. You Can Save Money If you buy your Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Rubber Goods, Confectionary, Tobacco, Cigars, etc at E. M. LALLY'S Look for big changes that are to take Jplace shortly in our big, new establishment. Larger Store, Larger Stock, Best Good.1 at Lowest Prices. WATCH US GROW E. M, LALLY, Hammond. biiaiAw.cs;co.7 54j Bond Street o 49000OSO00 3 0OeO0000000$05C