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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1905)
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER it, 1903. THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. Mince Meats WE HAVE ALL THE I5GREDIE1TTS Iros'iiAmG' met -meats. we f, f ALSO CARRY-THE BEST BRANDS W PENNSYLVANIA IS v Harvard Loses Football Game in - Fierce Contest ;tjlVakd package, ready to 3sx. INDIANS BEAT WEST POINT THE grocer. Tenth and Commrtil Streets Branch at UnJontown. Cadets Lose Chance to Tie Thar Game by Failing to Kick a Goal Stanford Defeats Cal fornia in Interesting Con test Results of Other Games. 1 TELEPHONES. - iBtb Store, . . No. 711, Malt. Snack Stor . . .So. 713, Mais AN EARLY XMAS. 4 Once each year, around Xmas Umo Barman Wis, Astoria's reliable ciota ler, gives a nice present to his cus toners who have three or more certi Sottas. While in New York last June, Mr. Wise selected a lot of fine presents sud they haTS just arrived so Mr. Wise is ready to distribute the presents but yoa must hare three of more certiH aatee in your own name, or you can fet a present if you will buy $25 worth 1 goods between now and Januay 1st Philadelphia, Nov. 11. Pennsylvania today deft-ated Harvard in one of the fiercest gridirwn tattles ever witnessed im Franklin field. The score was 12 to 6. Both eleven scored a touchdown and kicked goals in the first half, and the Quakers added the second touch down in the second half. Roth touch downs in the first half were due to tuck. The third touchdown waa the result of hard clean football rVnnsyl vania got the ball on ILurard'es 43 yard line on exchange- of kicks and pushed it over for a final touchdown, by straight line plunges in which there waa a difference in the two halves. In the first half Harvard completely outplayed Pennsylvania and gained al most at will In the second half th Oimxon player made only one yard on the. fit down. TM particular ar wa Levin. Pennsylvania's left end. It is no exaggeration to mt he played the nwwt rcmai kable game of footlU ever witnewd in this city. STANFORD BEATS CALIFORNIA. One Touchdown in First Half and Two in the Last. Stanford I'niveraity, Nov. 11. Stan ford defeat -d California today by a M-oie of 12 t 3. Hut on totichdown waa made in the tlrt half, Stanford scoring m straight foottmll. F-ach side made a touchdown in the second half. the ball being carried over the line in eoh instance, after aensatoinal end urn. Sunford kicked her coal but California mid. During the first half California kwt the ball several times through fumble on downs, and Stanford forced the ball lover the goal by a eerie of straight line bucks. In the second half. Snedigar, of Call fornia broke through the Mt end of Stanford's 43 yard line for a touchdown, but failed to kick the goaL Toward the 'end of she content Van dervoort made a brilliant 15-yard run to a touchdown, Dole- kkling the goal, making Stanford final score 12. Indiana Beat Cadets. Vet Point, Nov. 11. Failure to kick a goal caused Wet Point to he today's game to the Carlisle Indians. With the rora 6 to 3 in the Indians favor. Went ur (Great ffer IFr ft aP Y z'fi MM TABLE LINEN NAPKINS . TRAY CLOTHS DOILIES, ETC., AT SPECIAL PRICES Low enough in price to allow you to saTe sufficient on your linen purchases to buy the turkey for your table. This is an ducement which you cannot overlook and we know that you need linen and we have, it just right. life a y, at km 11,!". r . Way Down Low so that you can af- ford to buy a new garment for - t -Tanksgiving time. Large Shipment of undressed Dolls now on display Come and make your selection Butterick Patterns and the Delineator for December now on sale. THE VOTING. You will notice that the voting for the gn at Charity fund inaugurated by us in' attracing much attitn and belore another week passes the total vote will be greatly Increased. Five new organizations are entered but the ho-ital still hold first place w.hile the library has advanced from fifth to the tt(ond highest Douft forget, a vote with evvry 23c purcliase. St. Mary' hospital "58 lullic library 3'!8 Monday club SJW St. A(ne guild H2 l'rvliyterian church ...1H6 Finnish S. S. Luth. church 178 Cwign Rational uhurch 134 M. E. chnrcV 132 'Irace church ... 130 Finnish K. S. Luth. church 130 Lodic guild 78 Holy IiipiocciiH guild .' .4 X1 Eatrn Star 64 W. C. T. U 5l Baptist church 30 Rd XIpIi's Ixxlg 28 Dorcas society ... 24 Arti-ans - 10 Charity Lodge P. of IL 14 M. E. Aid mx iety 12 Penal Mission ... 10 Lincoln Annuity union 8 St, Mary's church 8 Odd Fellows 4 Pacific Lodge No. 58 ., 4 K. O .T, M. ... 2 Forettrr lodge ... 2 Ladies of Woodcraft 2 foint mi! Uie," goal .which wiiM have tied the score, by le than six inche. Trince Louis of Hattciil.urg a a "wtator of the game. Results f Yesterday's Came. At rriucctui- lrincion, 10 Cornell. At AmtapolU-Savy, 34 j Hticknell, 0. At Ann ArlM-Xlk-hlan. 4t) Ohio, 0. At Stanford University-Stanford, I2j CalifoitiU, 3. At Kiip-ue-Oregon. 0; Coitallix, . 'At rort'and-Willam.tte, 4; Mult nomah club, 0. At Seattle Washington. UM.; Sliennait Indian, f, - At New Haven Yale, 11 j ltmn, 0. At I'liiUdelphia-lVmij hani.i, 12; Hart ai d, tl. Washington Beats Indians. Seattle, Nov. 11.-Washington I'nl- veritv defeated the Sherman Indian today bv a score of 2 to 0, in one of ta frtetest fames of football ever seen in the IVific Northwest. Washington outplavel the Indian at every stage of tlie game, fotnf through them for constant gain and around th end for U1I greatar gains. Cole of Washing ton, made a 5 yard run. Willamette Beats Multnomah. fort la nd. Nov. U.-Inabiltty to punt and fumbles on the part of the Mult nomah club eleven, kt the game U Willamette UWvewity oday by a cor of 4 to 0. Willamette's score wa made 1 on a field kick in the first half, by Full back iUder. Football Player Hurt. Marshalltown. Iowa, Nov. 11.--Rand all McCk-od, left end of the Hamilton school football team was fatally injured in a game with the MarMialltown Ilih school t4slay. Hi intesines were rup tared during a scrimmage. VARSITY WINS "U" Men Too Strong for the Farmer; Boys. F.iigehe, Nov. II. The fr gn I'nl- veritv defeatel the lrcgn Agricultural College tKlay in a well played pinie of football by a i)re of 6 to 0. Orvgwn' nrt score was mad in the nrt half on a fortr-five yard run to a touchdown by Smith, left end. Friessell then kicked the goal. Corvallis worked the ball to the varoity m ysrd line late in the second half, mt the line held and the ball was punted out of danger. C, II. Abercrombl of Astoria, refereed the game. One More Victim. Pacific firove, Cal., Nov. II. As the reult of injuries sustained in a foot ball gam In this, place, John Meehan, a 15 year old boy, ia dying. The lad s spine is fractured and the physician stare Uiat there is no possible chance of his recovery. He is the son of Quar termaster Sergeant Hvhan of the 15th United States infantry now on the way to Manila. 1MJL 0 t A DUNBM CO. The Good Store. Astoria's Foremost Dry Goods, Suit and Cloak House, Sgeji four ALL YOU HERMAN WISE CST0MERS WHO HAVE THREE OS MORE ZMAS CERTIFICATES IN YOUR OWN NAME, COME AND RESERVE YOUR PRESENT NOW, I PICEEO TBEM OUT MY SELF WHILE IN NEW YORK. THEY ARE FINE. NO PRESENT UNLESS YOU HAVE THREE OR MORE ZMAS NUMBERS. OR IF YOU BUY liS-M WORTH OF CLOTHES AT WISE'S FINE STORE. BETWEEN TODAY AN J) JANUARY 1ST, 1900. i ASTORIA'S RKLIA11LE CLOTHIER P. S. Also one piano number with each li.jo purchase, Wise will wind op this ytst's buaiatu with a hurrah. Trade With WISE, else youll be sorry. MAN BECOMES QUARRY. Chicago, Nov. 11. A dispatch to the Tribune from St. Cloud, ' Minn., says: John Janxki, of this city, aged 22, i a human stone quarry. Fourteen month ago he was the victim of an explosion in a stone quarry and ever sim then the doctors have been prospecting, every time with good result. Four thousand piece of stone haw been removed from various parte of Tanski's anatomy. A piece of granite weighing an, ounce came out of hi arm in an operation yesU-rduy, and another of half an ounce weight wa removed from the socket of hi rye, which wa lost in the explosion. Four times a week Junskl, without taking an anaesthetic, "lilunits to the knife. ASTORIA IRON WORKS ' JOHN FOX, rrea. and Aoyt. A. - FOX. Vloa Pres. ' F L BISHOP. Secretary AUTOKIA HAVINGS BANK, Treat Designers and Manufacturers of THE LATEST IMF110VKD Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers, Complete Ctnnery OutfitFumMed. CORRESPONDENCE SOliCITEO. foot of Fourth Btraet J. Q. A. BOWLBY, President. FRANK PATTON, Cahkr. 0. I. rKTER.SO.V, Vice-President J. W. GARNER, Assistant Cashier. Astoria Savings Bank Capital r!4 In 1100,000. Surplus and Undivided Profit Wt.000, Iransact (ieoersi Banking Husluea. Interest Paid on Tim Deposits IBS Tenth StrosV ASTORIA. OREftON. PATCH LOWERS RECORD. Mcmphi, Tenn., Nov. II. Dan Pat4h. in an exhibition mile today, lowered the world's pacing record, without a wind hk'ld, 11 second, covering a mile in 1:58 flat. The former record of 1:50) waa held by Rlar Pointer. Weather and track condition) were ideal. Time by quarter: 30, 69, and 1:28. Weinhard's Lo& r Beer. FITZGERALD BEATS LANDERS, San Francisco,' Nov. 11 -Willie FiU- gnrald knocked Fn-d lenders out in the 2flth round at(Colma toniit, with a rizh tawing on the jaw. The fight was in Lander's favor up to the ISth round. Then the tide turned to Fitsgerald. In the 24th round the gong saved Lander. In th" next round he wa knocked down three time. . Obstinate constipation, indigestion and stomach disorder are permanently and positively cured by taking Ilollis- tets Rocky Mountain TVa. 35 cents, Tea or Tablet. Sold by Frank Hart hi 1 Out of Date Plumbing is Unhealthy If your plumbing !i out of date, the memben of your household art constant risking their health. Defective plumbing generate germ-bearing sewer gatci which pollute the atmosphere and cannot help but be breathed b the occupant. Let at examine the condition of your Elumbing, correct defective piping and ntstl the best unitary fixtures made. namely Sti4sj4 Baths and One-piece Lavatories. Our illustrated booklet 41 Modem Home Plumbing" sent free opoa application. I M J. A. Montgomery, Astoria druggist BJKiM