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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 13, 1905 NEW PHONE LINE System Projected to Extend Along the North Bank. FROM McGOWAN TO CATH LAMET Company It Formal to Build a Line and Work of Construction Will Soon Be gin The Concern Is Capitaliied at $1,500 The north bank of the Columbia river from Cathlamet to MeGrowan, is to I provided with a teephone service. As first announced in the Astorian several days ago, the project ha been under consideration, and yesterday the matter was brought to a successful termination by the formation of the North Shore Telephone Company. Articles of incorporation are now in the course of preparation, and will I filed in a few days. The capital stock will tie $l00. The new line will connect with the Sunset cable at McOowan. and extend east to Cathlamet. dray's River, Peep River, Skamokawa Knappton. Frank fort and intervening point will lie touched by the system. Among those interested in the proect are Bus Bros., loggers near Frankfort. PREDICTS AN ADVANCE Heavy Timber Owner Looks For High- Vancouver. B. C, Oct. 12. J. S. Em erson, a well known timlier owner of British Columbia and Washington state, said today that he believed that logs WSVIl 1st tikis U-intilP . I lr non (a 4 ua li!,.lin "vum s.uia niniiri ctd 111 .7 iu liic uiuci price known to the trade on the coast. 1 look for a price of $!t per thousand for fir logs before the winter is over." Mid Mr. Emerson to the Post-Intelligencer corre-poiident. 'Tor that rea-on I am storing a numlier of booms and I LIFE IS TOO SHORT To be spent in worrying over future troubles. Enjoy the good things while you have an opportunity and your pleasures will increase as fast as your troubles diminish. SUITS, CLOAKS, SKIRTS and FURS and you'll find that you will not only save yourself the trouble of looking elsewhere for what you want but by purchasing here you get preesnt satis faction and no trouble in the future. THE FOARD U STOKES CO. NEW GOODS ONLY. awaiting the rise in prices. At present there is a strong demand for fir logs at $7.50 per thousand. This is at least a ed this tinw last year. Last fall there was a surplus of logs. This year, bow ever, hte mills have experienced such a large demand for lumber that they have lieen using more logs than usual, and as a result the market is practically bare at the present time. "All the mills nok have tugs in the north watching the loggers and snap ping up the booms as soon as they are put i nthe water. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Tha Occident S. C. Abott, San Francisco. A. F. Roscnbaum. Portland. A. T. Walsh, Seattle. C. E. Palmer and wife, Portland. 0. V. Thorne, Tongue Point. P. R. Magruder, Portland. Walter Seaberg. llwaco. C. B. Sheldon, Snkane. John PeBruyne, Detroit J. 1L Walker, Astoria. Mrs. 11. W. Crawford. Dundee. Olyve Moncges. .tames Davidson, Portland. G A. Jamison and wife, fiasco, Kan W. Johnson. Portland. C. H. Ralston, jr.. Portland. M. Bollack, Portland. William Palmer, Portland. Mrs. C. H. Collins and child, Tort land. (J. E. Tinkea and wife. Long Beach. S. P. Cox. Portland CHURCH SOCIAL. The Ladies Aid Soeietv of the First 'Lutheran Church will hold their annual jsale and social, this (Friday) evening in the church Imsement. Everybody cor . diallv invited to attend. TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. The steamer Telegraph will make a 'special run between Portland and As toria tomorrow, (Friday) to aecommo date those who desire to visit the fair before it close. City Attorney A. M. Smith and Mrs. Smith returned from a visit to Port land last evening. W. E. Schumhff returned from a business trip to Portland last night. Make Your Preparations Now to spend a pleasant as well as a profit able winter. Investigate the extra ordinary bargains we are offering in AFLOAT AND ASHORE News of the Day on the Water Front of Astoria. MANZANITA INQUIRY TODAY British Steamship Aucheublue in Port Imaum Ready for Sea St. Paul Is Being Looted Local Steamers and Their Work Yesterday. The following list of pilotage fees charged at the principal ports and liars of the Pacific coast indicates that the fixed charge for service on the Columbia river bar are the easiest in the record; as witness: Columbia river per draught foot .V0O, and er registered ton two cent. Portland, via. river, per draught foot $2.tX. and jht registered ton two cent. Pugct Sound, ojien contracts, not com pulsory. San Francisco, per draught foot $".. and per registered ton two and four cents. Sun Diego, per draught foot $.i.l". and jKr registered ton two and four cent. llumlHil.lt Bar, open contract, not compulsory. Seattle advice are to the effect that United State Marine Inspectors Whit ney and Turner have commenced tlie work of reinspecting all steamers ami sailing craft oiwrating within their jurisdiction. Thi course, on the part of the inspector i consequent ujHin or ders just received from Washington. I). C, to at once start in and make a thor ough inspection of all craft. It wa some weeks ago that the report was sent out from Washington city to the effect that the department of com merce and lalnir had decided to have a reinsjiection of all vessel in United State, but it was not until yesterday morning that the local in-ector re ceived official orders to go ahead with the work. During the visit of Bear Admiral Kempff to Seattle last summer every craft on the coast wa given a thorough inspection and it was thought that this would end general inspection for some time to wine. The 1n al in-s-ctors make an examination of all vessel coming in-1 to port after each voyage, but no not hold any general in-ection. The work outlined by the orders just received will require some considerable time to complete. The order is siipMscd to be the result of the tur of inicctin made by Bear Admiral Kempff. who wa especially appointed by the president for that purpose. While in Seattle Admiral Kemptr expres-ed satisfaction at the condition found to exist on the various steamer and other craft oeruting out of this city. That there is always mutuality in col lisions between vessel, the following from yesterday's Oregonian, is made reasonably certain: "Before United State Inseetor Ed wards and Fuller an inquiry into the collision of the dredge Columbia and lighthouse tender Mansnnita will 1 held to ascertain where the responsi bility for the accident should lie placed. Until that time no step will be taken to raise the tender. "(i. B. Thoma, a member of the Port of Portland commission, returned this morning from Doblebowers bar, where the dredger is at work, and states that she was damaged by the collision to the extent-of about $1,000. It had been given out heretofore that she escaped injury. Mr. Thomas ays her cutter is badly wrecked and that Chief Engineer Kane is operating her under protest. She also sprung a leak near the forward bow, which ha been caulked teniorarily. The hull is leaking in another point, and it is with the greatest difficulty that the vessel is kept in commission. Mr.' Thomas is of the opinion that she will have to be placed on the drydock for repairs." The British Steamship, Imaum, Cap tain Pemburty, commanding arrived down from Portland, yesterday, grain laden for Japanese ports. She will cross out today if weather and tides are propitious. She is loaded to 25.7 feet. " The Portland press is still howling about the "timidity" of the bar pilot here, and "the 24 foot limit they put on the ships loading out of Port land." The navigator -of Alder street in that city have never once told the simple, plain truth about what the pi lots really "aid in their communication to Capt. Pemberthy "Uiat to load to 24 foot draught was the safest rule to follow in crossing this bar"," not that thev could not, or would not take out a vessel drawing more than that. There is not a pilot here who would hesitate an instant to put a vessel over the bar with a heavier draught than even the Imaum' on this trip, but they do say it is unexpedicnt to attempt it with more than 24 feet. And the bar, the tides and the winds will have to lie jut right when she pie out, and if she hammers the hard old sand in the do ing it, it w ill not be because her master wa not told in due season, what to e ieet. Captain Sehrader, of the steamer Sue. II. Klmore, (which docked at the 0. It. Jt X. piers here at evening from Till amook City), brings the good news that the lumU-r schoncrwCuidcand I la gan, together with the steamer tVxiuellc River, about all of which there has been more or less apprehension for the past 10 days, are all safely berthed in Til lamook Bay. The Sue II. Klmore had quite a list of people on hoard and her master put to sea somewhat against hi will under prvsMire from the cabiu and when the steamer went over the liar, the breaking sea made them all sorry they had been so iiersistant. they were soaked to the cuticle and hadn't got dry when she tied up last evening. Following i a list of her passengers: Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Provot, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Xevin. .lohn Melchoir, 1). P. McDonald. (Jeorge. Tone, K, IVughcrts, K. Fahrny. Mr. F. O. Kllison, A. A. Lommcn, Mr. and Mr. J. X. Leslie and two children, Mr and Mr. (!. 11. Wes ton, Mis Z. Younger, Kd. Morgan, Mr. and Mr. A. .1. Stillwell, Mrs. A. It. Umgrau, and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ba ker. Allmny, r., Oct. 12 "Anarriehtys Oceolate" is the scientific name of the strange sea monster captured at Yaquina Hay by HoU-rt I.oclh last summer. A picture of this strange denizen of the deep, together with a history of it capteure. appeared in the Telegram ex clusively recently, .1. O. Crawford, pho tographer and scientist sent picture of the uncanny animal to the Smithsonian Institute, and also to the University of Oregon. Word ha Is-cn received from both these authorities that the above unpr.inouiicable word constitute the scientific name of the monster, and that the Mpulur name is Wolf Ke. Mitsui A Company, the big Japanese J$ X5he BEEiiiHIVE A great assortment of (.allies' furs. The most extensive line u well as the lowest priced ever shown in As toria. We quote & few price to give an idea of range of pii. Pox Purs 03 inches long I 5.13 1 2-3 yard 7.65 IK) inches 13.7s 00 inches 18.00 2 1-2 yards 34.00 1 1-3 yard long 1.43 Near Seal 1 2-3 yards long a.40 1 2-3 yards long a.33 1 1-2 yards long ' 3.73 1- Ladies', misses and children's coata in the new, latest styles. Xow is your opportunity to get n exclusive style in a rain coat. 1 Jvg X3he BEEsHIVE imHirters, have three vessels in Port land the (Vcano, which left the dry dock today and moved up to Montgom ery dock No. t for cargo; the Knight Kvrant, lying at Martin's dock, and the Coulsdon, which already has some of Iter cargo altoard at Montgomery disk. Crain men predict that both the steam and sailing grain fleets from thut harlsir will le much larger than those for the past two season, and even with the great amount of wheat scheduled to go to San Francisco, there I every indication that the cereal year will lie a good one. Kureka. Cal- Oct. 12. Five persons accused of looting the wrecked steamer St. Paul have been a nest. si ami will Ir prosecuted by the Federal authorities Captain llandall ha given up his effort to ave the ve.se! and cargo and has sailed for San Francisco. The steamer now shows sign of breaking In two. John Honschcl and wife, of JVuver. who were paengrr on the St. Paul are still here. Mrs. Henschel is at a private hos pital and her life is despaired of by the physician. She suffered greatly from slunk and euisuie at the time of the wreck. The Costa Klca I the next P. A S. ImmiI to arrive here from San Francisco. She come in place of the wrecked St. Paul, and will disk here on Tuesday morning next. The Cost Bica is of 1,1'W ton net, about 7H ton smaller than the vessel slip replace, M..1 feet in length, feet Warn, .haws I'.l.'l feet and carries a crew of "II people. She travels under 7H registered horse power, wa built at Chester, Pennsylvania in lMU and claim New York a her home port. There was practically nothing done 011 the stranded light ship, yesterday. Since the work of kedging her out be gan slie has wn mov.id alsmt .'loo feet in the right direction, and would have Itei-n even belter off had the block on Ismrd of her served with the wire hauling cable, not been smashed under the strain. F.veryoiie who has Wen on or near the scene of the grounding. lieves a few more tide and some more steady hauling will put the vc-sel on an even keel. Seattle, Oct. 12. Japanese Consul S. Ilisamido taslay presented Captain Con rad It. Ijiren, of the Amerimn bark Kcli.e, a medal for bravery. The presen tation mas made on I half of the Japan ese Kmperor, for saving the live of two survivors of a fishing sloop lost off the Japanese coast a year ago. Captain Ijir sen, then in command of the hark Wil- (Continued on page 3 ) NATURE TELLS YOU As Many an Aitorian Reader Koowi Too Well. When the kidneys are ik. Nature tells you all about, it. The urine i nature s calendar. Infrequent or too frequent action; Any urinary trouble tills of kidney ills. Doan's Kidney pill cure all kidney ills. E. E. Minor, stone mason, of 4"i2 Fast Tavolr street, Portland, Ore., says: "I never hesitate to recommend Doan's Kid ney Pills. Thi remedy did so much for me that I wih every other sufferer from kidney trouble might know of it. I was subject to attacks of kidney com plaint for eight or nine years. There was continual irregularity of the kidney secretions which showed a sediment like brick dust and passages were accom panied with the enation of scalding. My back ached continually and was al ways worse if my work brought any strain on the back. I tried different remedies recommended for this trouble but found little or no benefit. At length I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and got a box. They stopped the back ache and healed the- kidneys so that the secretions were rendered normal. I have induced several other people to try Doan's Kidney Pills and know of many instances in which they have done the same satisfactory work." Plenty more proof like this from Astoria people. Call at Chat. Rogers' drug store and ak what his customers report. I For sale by all dealers. Tries CO cts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the United States. Rememlier the Name Doan's and take no other. New Cure for Cancer. All surface cancers are now known to be curable, by Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. Jas. Walters, of Duffield, Va, writes I had a cancer on my lip for years, that seemed incurable, till Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it, and now it is perfectly well ".Guaranteed cure, for cuts, and, bums. 25c at Chaa. Rogersr drug store. Why suffer with tiredness, mesn, cross feeling, no strength, no appetite t Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well and keep you well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart. II If your clothes art our clothes, they will be a credit to both of us, ta far as appearances go. Wt hart no competi tors except the high class tailor and our proce is one half his price. . P. A. STOKES "A DRESSY SHOP FOR DRESSY MEN" FREE IF IT FAILS Druggist Charles Rogers Says He Does Not Charge Anything for Vinol Unless it Gives Satisfactory Results. When asked by a rcrtrr of the As torian how he e u Id make such a brul offer in regard to any medicine, Mr. Roger replied: "If Vinol were a patient or scciet preparation it would he another thing, but it i not, everything it contain i named on the lalsl. Vinol i simply the up-to-date form f administering cisl liver oil, whi.li for centurie lias Im'cii recognise! a the grandest of all body building agents for wasted human strength and titality, and during the lust five yea is we have seen it prislucr siiiti grand results that we are now willing to hack it with any kind of a guarantee, In Vinol ue hasp simply done away with the Useless, j stem , losing nil and hate fciu-ii to the public all the medical, ImnIv hiiililing element of rod liter oil in a Mt'lily. concentrated and deliriously palatable form, and wo lime never sold in nur 'tore a medi cine of nioie curat ie and strength creating tabic Hum VI110I, and if the lcopc of Astoria only icalie it value we would not have cleiks enough in our .tore to supply the demand for it. In .. natural manner Vinol oii up the di gestic organs, makes rich red Minn! and create strength. We can only ask the Mople of Atoria to try it on our guarantee." Churle Bogcrs, Druggist. Cleanse your system of all impurities. Now is the time to take Hollister'a Itocky Mountain Tea. It will make you. well and keep you well. 33 cents, Teaj or Tablets. Frank Hart. Accordion. Sunburst and Knife Pleating To Order STEAM PROCESS. No Hot Irons. No Burning of Goods. MissO. Gould Eighth Floor, Marquam. Building. PORTLAND. Prompt and Careful Attention Given to all Out-of-Town Orders. . The Astoria Restaurant. GOOD, CLEAN MEALS) EXCELLENT SERVICE OPEN ALL NIGHT 399 Bond St., cor. Ninth
