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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER n, 15. Far year aateakes ia tas morning W W00DLAWH BRAND OP x f Maple Syrup V's Gallon I4S i-f CaDea .... 73 'fsart .... .45 FANCY WAXEN FBI PORT TO PORT 1? Roanoke Has a Busy Day in Bay of Astoria. Cooliing Apples 65c per Box ASTORIA GROCERY MANZANITA'S SERVICE ENDS Imaum Aground ia Portland Harbor Relative Tolls for Pilotage oa Pa cific Cont Ship and Steamer Newt ia Fall 23 Cmmrtat 8i Phone Main 681 Handiest Thing Yet Bishop's Hot Blast and Tublar Lanterns. No. 2, - $1.25 f No. O 65c THE GROCER. Tenth and Commercial Streets Branch at Untontown. 4. Children's Books 1906 EDITION . "Jimmy." "Lulu and wander." "Happy Hooligan." "Katzenjammer Kid." "Foxy Grandpa." "Buster Brown." SEE THE $H0W WINDOW. J. I. Ciriffm BOOKS tATI0JiERY ' MUSIC ttUNtfd man. t 1 ire EraMeotur Think Stowing Het Scaly That She Cares Dandruff. Cleanly woman has an erroneoui Idea that y scouring Ifie scalp, which re iDores the dandruff scales, she Is curing the dandruff She max wash her scalp rvprr day... and yet have dandruff her life long, accompanied by falling hair, 1oo. , The only way In the world to cure 4aa4raff la to kill the dandruff germ, and there Is no hair preparation that will 4o that tint Newbro's Herplctde. Herpl e'.de by killing the dandruff germ, leares the hair free to grow as healthy Nature Intended. ' Destroy the cause yoa femora the effect. Kill the dan droT germ with Herplelde. Bold by lending druggists. Bend 10c. In stamps inr sample to The Herplelde Co De troit. Mich. . Zagte Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St, Owl Drug Store, 149 Com. St, T. F. lanrin, Prop. "Special Agent" The steamer Roanoke came down from Portland early yesterday morning, bound for San Francweo and San redro. She touched at the Callemler pier where ISO tons of shoots, shingles and shop goods went awaiting her, and would have loaded them, but her passengers put up a roar about the delay, and her offi cers, being good steamship men and thoroughly on to their job, declined the freight and proceeded down the bay, but lo! upon approaching the bar, it was found to be breaking badly, quite too badly for a steamer like the Roa noke, so there was nothing to do but run back to the dock and wait Back she came and tied up for the afternoon, and incidentally, while she was lying there, just to keep the hands busy, as it were, she took on 120 tons of shooks, 723,000 shingles and 15 tons of miscel laneous stuff, and then went away on the last of the ebb at 6 o'clock. Nothing like accommodating your passengers, you know. The following from last evening Tele gram, at Portland, has an authoritative ound and is plausible, as well: "E-en though the sunken lighthouse tender Manzanita, is raised, she will never again ply the waters of the rest lees Pacific in the service fo Uncle Sara, for it has been practically determined the repairs needed on the craft to re place her in condition for operation, to gether with the expenditures for bring ing her to the usrface again will ap proximate $40,000 and as a new vessel suitable for the needs of this district eaa be constructed for about $65,000, a strong recommendation will go to Wash ington that the latter plan be adopted. "IL F. Gregg, superintendent of con struction for the lighthouse department, with headquarters at Washington, who was aboard the Manzanita when she went down, is in Portland gathering in formation with regard to new vessels. The idea being worked on now is to build a steam schooner with her ma chinery amidships and to have one of about 160 fet long; 30 feet beam and 12 feet depth of hold. The machinery of the Manzanita will be used, provid ing it is recovered before badly dam aged, and there is other equipment that would be of value in the new tender, although such furniMiings as bedding and light gear will be destroyed in the water. Mr. Gregg thinks that the rais ing of the Manzanita would be a com paratively easy task, as hhe lies in good fater where the bottom is hard, and with the aid of barges, he opines the craft could be shifted on tides so that in the course of two or three' days she doul.d be. beached. , . 1 , i "There is a hole four feet by seven led in her slnrlioard sire, on a line per- ndicular with the mainmast, and a art of the glaring apcture is above the aU r line. It is thought that tliis could Ije patched so she plight be towed to a. handy point for dismantling. The Manzanita was built in 1879 at Balti more,' Mr., at a coht of over $50,000, and in 1 Hit" an additional $.'10,000 was spent in repairs. Smaller sums were ex landed in other years, and at the time of being wrecked, she had been the cause of disbursements aggregating $75,000." f The steamship Inmum, whose master, Captain Pemberthy, started the recent controversy over the available water on the Columbia river bar, is in another mess, as the following from last night's Portland Telegram indicates in the fol lowing statement, ancnt her attempted departure from Portland yesterday: "Ill-luck attended the efforts of the 30OQO0000000000000000 We Sell I L DUDS 1 Shoes I o Th best In the market O TrythtnV as a tun r 543 Bond Street Opp. Rosa, Hlgglni & Co. n master of the British steamer linaum to ;et lier started on the present voyage drawing, 25.7 feet of water, for soon jlter 'departing from the harbor this .nornig she went - aground, below the Ubina ferry, the vessel wa cleared it the custom 1hum with a cargo valued it $152,972, of which 13,!Ki7 barrels of .lour were appraised at $4o,3tf2 and 143, 440 bushels of wheat at $107,580. Tile iiiiaum is the vessel whR-h the bar pil ots referred to in the ntuti.ni not to toad her below the 24 foot mark, but as it was shown other steamers had pass ed out to mm with a greater draft, no ear was felt for the liiuuiu. It is ex isted she can make her own way down the river on the tides without further trouble when once released from her present position." About sundown yesterday evening a three matted schooner was sighted off the bar, but her flag and numbers could not be made out She aeented to be in good condition, but weather-beaten, and the hope i abroad, she hay prove to be the schooner Guide, that sailed from San Francisco for Tillamook Bay in com pany with the Oakland, and from whom she separated during the recent gale and whose captain expressed the fear, while in this port a few days ago, that the Guide has been lost with all hands. Daylight today may verify the conclu sion that it is the Guide. The sea raft from Stella is, In all probability, a fixture on the 'Young's Bay spit for the winter. Manager J. M. Ayera, of the company owning it, says the concern may send down aiU own dredge and try to dislodge and float it, and, pending the success of such an of fort, he is aranging to drive two heavy dolphins near by to which it may he made fat when floated. That It will be towed to San Francisco before spring opens is not probable. ' From steamer men who have kept a sharp eye on the stranded light ship on Peacock spit, the past few day it is evident the labor of kedging her over the sands into Baker's Buy is slow and severe, and shows but little progress so far. Yesterday the blocks through which the wire cable is served aboard the stranded vessel, colhipscd under the strain of the haul and new ones will be supplied today. The work will be kept up so long as the weather remains pro pitious. The steamship Columbia doeked at the O. 11. & N. piers yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock and got away at two hours later for Portland. She posited the spot of the St. Paul's wreck lefore dawn and no observations of the unlucky steamer could be made. The steamer Eureka was an early ar rival from San Franriseo yesterday and proceeded to Portland without stopping The Lurline wa a little late in get ting away from Portland last night, on aicount of the heavy line of freight, but she had a big list of passengers, among whom were: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McGregor and children; Mrs. E. Y. Moore, C. Burton, L. Wie, J. W. Whal-! ley, R W. Anderson, L. A. Loomin, Miss Florence Fowler, R. D. Rhodes and A. Anderson. , The Pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer came down the river under tow of the Oklahama, yesterday morning. Her new fore and main masts were in the steps, but unrigged as yet. Her topmast will be fitted at once, the gear set up and her sails bent, and she will go into commission on the Columbia river bar at the earliest possible moment. The steamer Oklahama came down yesterday morning with tv.o ' , the Pulitzer and the schooner Xoki , the 1 latter sea bound with C50.000 feet of lumber for San. Pedro. The Oklahama will leave back for Portland early this li.orning with the British ship Cumulate on the towline. The following 'affects the list of light, buoys and day 111 arks Pacific coast, 1905, Thirteenth District, Oregon. I Yaquaina Bay, page 48. Beacons 8, 10, and 12 were carried away October 6. They w ill be replaced as soon as practicable. The steamship Aragonla, well known here, left Honolulu, II. I., on last Fri day, for San Fram-lsco, ami after dis charging a heavy consignment of freight at that port, will clear for Portland, ami is due to arrive here about the 20th instant. The steamer Wasp the new lumber lin er came down from Rainier with 0, 000 feet of lumlier and picked up 430t (HX feet more at Wetiort. She i bound for lluencnte, California. The steamer Rcdomto Is due down from Portland at ? o'clock this morning. She will dk at the O. R. 1 X. pier for a big shipment of oyster, for San Krneico. The steamer Telegraph will make a special trip tomorrow in order to ac commodate people who wish to take in the last day of the fair at Portland. The steam schooner Daisy Mitchell came down froiu Westport, lumber laden, for San Francisco, at 4 p. m. yesterday. The lighthouse tender Columbine re turned to this port from I'ntatilla reef, yesterday noon. The Harvest Queen is due here this morning from Portland with a square-rigger. RAIN STOPS GAaTE. aaMaasaaaaamai Philadelphia and New York Retted Yes terdayOther Sporting Events. Philadelphia, Oct 11. The third game of the world championship baseball ser ies was prevented today on account of rain. The teams will play here tomor row. Pacific Coast League. Portland, IVt. 11. Portland, 0; Oak land 0. Came called in the fifth inning ou account of rain. San Francisco, Oct. 11. Sun Francis. co, 2; Seattle, 1. Los Angeles, tVt. 11. Ixm Angeles, 6; Tacoma, 5. Football Results Yesterday. Princeton, Oct. 11. Princeton, 2; Lehigh, 6. Annapolis, Oct. 11. Xavy, 17; Johns, Philadelphia, Oct. 11. Pennsylvania, 38; Franklin and Marshall, 0. Cambridge, Oct. 11. Yale, 29; Spring field, 0. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. Malntalna unexcelled service from the west to the east and south. Making close connections with trains of all transcontinental lines, passengers are given their choice of routes to Chicago, Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans, and through these points to the far east Prospective travelers desiring In for. matton as to the lowest rates and best routes are Invited to correspond with the fallowing representatives: lit Third St, Portland. Ore. J. C. LINDSEY, Trav. 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