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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTORIAK. ASTORIA. OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1905. A 1 1 nut on sale it a big discount This ! piano contains that peerWa action, the Weel, Nickel A Cross, giving it I an exceedingly re-ptmiv touch, and the ton i avinpatheric. No won- jder thia plan ia tit artist's delight. A piano that has been on the market (ever einc 1847, a the Schumann has Ineeda no introduction. It ia a piano tSat ha atood the tet of years and if it waa good enough for our grand- mother, it is good emnigh for ua Bow. I You will find modern sample of thia I high-grade piano in choicest mahogany ' I wood included in thin sale. I The Kimball piano i always a win iTtry Kan a Triumph of the Piano- ner ,nd K ln u lh most uUt maker" Art-Case Plain and Fancy, pUno Xhu fxpuins the reason ia AH the Choica WoodsAn to B wh our wouM.itf. competitor all HERE THEY ARE! lcwb& Clark Exhibition Pianos. to Be Sold In Aitoria. DELAYED SH1PHENT RECEIVED' Cloaed Oat at Seduced Price. have thoir hammer out to knock thia I high-grade piano. We have one on ex hibit in thia sale in finest, quarter-saw- ed oak, a new style and built especially Every part of the country seems to to withstand the dampne of thia We4- lave suffered thia year at the hand of era climaU railroads from car-shortage. In the Ut- There are other standard and high- let part of November we received grade make offered In this lale, luch pianoa designed to have been a part 'as the Crown, the many-toned wonder; rived in the city yeterday noon, to at of our splendid down town exhibit in the Marshall A Wendell, established tend the dedication aervicea of the new Portland of the great Lewis and Clark in 15.1; the Victor, new style, upright Presbyterian church in Alderbrook to- PERSONAL MEHTIOX Mrs. H. C. Lacey of Portland I in the city thia week Tisiting friend. Theodore Chris liana of the Walluskt, pe.nt a brief time ia town yesterday. Han-boa .Allen left for Ilillsboro yes terday, where he will attend court. Ben Young of this city returned yes terday morning from a brief trip to Portland. J. C Dunken came in yesterday from his CHney ranch to tranact soma busi ness. Andrew Johnson ami Gua Adolf of Tucker Creek were visit or in the city yesterday K. S. Steam and S. F. Bud, resi dent of Cwmopolis, spent yesterday in town attending to bunises interests Rev, J. V. Milligan, traveling Sunday school missionary, and Kev.-W. 8. Holt Presbyterian aynodical missionary, ar- TIPS FOR WEDNESDAY Reflections on Plans and Pcopl Political. HARD ROW FOR DEMOCRATS Election of T. F. Lauria a Menace- Republicans Fully Alive to Oppoa entta Game "Sav City' Financial Credit at Expense of Moral Standing' Fair season. And as ;we still have a grand; the Krell-French; the Clarcn few of the more costly of the pianos don; the Hubert M. Cable, et cetera. ued in the various state biuldings and Kemetuber, there is not a second-hand private exhibits 00 hand we are putting piano in the lot. This is a bona fide the whole choica lot on special sale at W of new pianos at popular prices. It cut prices. " , is a grand opportunity for you to s- This ia no second hand piano-sale, but M the Christmas pre-ent of all. is a bona-fide reduction of from 30 : 0rSxns ! ln PrtM to 60 per cent on the actual (not im- wiB to H y"r attention to, and it's aginary) retail prices of new-pianos. new OM too. The Eety will be sold for Wo invite you to investigate and prove about half th Pri' "l'd b? hMr to Tour own aatisfaction the truth of .dealers. Another, the original J. C. , 1 . .. our assertion that we sell high grade pianos at prices asked by other piano concern for their cheap pianos. Fur thermore, we are the only one-priced piano dealers in Astoria. Here ia where you get a "fair, square deal" But about these pianos now offered, listen: There ia the world-famous and time-hortored Chicked rig1, exhibited in! the Massachusetts building. The first Chiokering was commenced in 1819 and completed in 1823 by Jonas Chickering, tritely called. The Father of the American Tiano-forte." That new high-grade piano, the Had dorff, was used in the Illinois State Building, and you will find this choice instrument in a plain but singularly attractive case of fancy, figured wal- day. FOOTBALL TODAY EarhotT, large, fancy top, taken in ex change for a Kimball piano; you caa have it for $55. . Don't forget the old, reliable Farrand A Votey organ is of fered here, too. This is a large sized very fancy one in six (C) octaves; terms to suit. Your friends and neighbors have al ready bought or are buying from Fil er Piano House. We merit your con fidence, and therefore this is the natur al place for you to buy. We are per manently established in Astoria, and have maintained a store here ever since January, 1901. We lead in lowest prices and fairest terms. If you see it in our "ad" it's so; no misrepresentation here. EILERS PIANO HOUSE, 422-425 Commercial St. The Bunker hill football team will nitvt the Owapunpuns at the A. F. C. grounds in thia city this afternoon and an interesting game i expected. The Bunker Hill' have quite a winning rec ord and expert to lay it all over the Owapunpuns. The lineup is as ollows: Bunker Hill , Owapunpun. Daly C Kimball Klnpp R.O Johansen Taylor LO Owens Jackson R.T. Wright Byrne L.T Johatisen Mensing L.E. ... . .Ansiadt Thome R.E, Olsen Coovert.. ....Q ..' Young Polemus L.H Lawn Coper I....R.IL Hughes Stiver F.B Andricb Good advice to women. If you want a beautiful complexion, clear skin bright eyes, red lips, god health, take nollWer'a Rocky ountain Tea. There is nothing like it. 35 cents, Tea or Tablet. Sold by Frank Hart. Thb Last Call Fori If anything were needed to pruvt how conclusively the Democrat have swung the "Citizens" and thia campaign Into the Democratic camp for purely Demo cartic purposes, a glance at the preson nel of the alleged Citiaens ticket, with Eight Democratic candklates out of the twelve named, would furnUh the conviction: Here Oiey are:T. F. Laur- in, police commissioner; J. H. Hansen, police commissloneri Thomas Dealy, treasurer; Olaf Anderson, auditor; Thus. Campbell, street superintendent; George Kaboth, Dr. W. C. Igan and WilliHin 'Bell, all for tha council. Of the other four, none are Democrats, all are Republicans, a concession made to avoid the very charge here pointed out, and to placate a small contingent of the faction they have hypnotised, ex cept in the ea of Mr. Martin Foard, for the police commission, whose name they are using gratuitously, since he refused poiut-lank, to accept a nomi nation at their hands, and who is a rock-ribbed Republican and will bo vot ed for aa such without being on either ticket: 1 this is not a contest between straight Republicans and Democrats, it isn't because the Democrat have lost any of their nerve in working their famous "catspaw" politics. Millinery Purchasers 6 Co) C3 Buys You Your Unrestricted Choice of Any Ladies' Tailored Street or Dress Hat Now In 3tock. Values Range From $2.50 to $7.00. COME TODAY AND GET FIRST PICK he ifm a mm c Where the New Things Make Their Debut. Chief of Police Hallock is getting busy again. His force is out, day and night, under orders direct and unmis takable, to round up rotes and voters for the Dcmo-Dcmi-Semi-Tkket, and thy are dbeying orders. The chief hopes to sare his official bacon by -this show of zeal and interest and to hold down the office the least of his force would fill with more tact and success than he: All right, until its all wrong; and the day is near at hand for a final adjustment. With their ringing slogan of a "Wide Open Town" and their avowed purpose to make good on it in July next, what wonder the Democrats are so frantical ly anxious for the election of T. F. Laurin, as police commbwionerf Who will do more, or do it quicker or with mora style and aphanbt Of couije Mr. Hansen will be as wax in the hands of the popular and sporty T. F." Don't run away with the notion that the Astoria Republicans are in the po litiosl market this year. They have nothing to trade, or give or swap or deal with, among their candidates, They are a clean, competent and well balanced lot, and none o them can be spared: The Democratic "pot pourri' has nothing whatever of value to induce even the bare consideration of a swsp. The Republicans need every man they have put up, they were put up with a purpose and that purpose ia their elec tion for the common good of Astoria. That purpose accomplished, the Demo crats will be out of the market. Think a moment of tha newly con stituted police cetnmission; with John W. BaUidge, Martin Foard and W. C. Laws responsible for the new chief of police and the working force under him. It meana something to every man in the city. It means less time spent in saloons at night and more patrol duty; and districts and rules that shall keep tha men busy and thclty guarded. An Indifferent chief beget an indifferent force and makes dead-letters of ordi nances that should be of deterrent force and effect. It meana anything but a "wide open town" and for this one, last reason, the Democrats are moving eternally to defeat these men. WelL the people know these things, and it the people' turn next. The crowning shame of Astoria is, and has been, that with a charter full of sensible, available and competent or dinances, she ha meen powerless against her vicious elements .because of a city attorney that would not invoke them and a police chief that waa mighty glad of it. What are these men paid for? It smack of something vicious when an administration carries the munici pal credit to the breaking point and imperil tha city' good name, before warning the people of th danger or devUintf meaii to avert and rd!t th dangeroua atrain, and, when It Is brought to it sense of duty, has nothing better to offer, than a resumption of th "wide open town" policy, wherewith to bolster the crippled tieasuryT Have a care, you tax-paying clt liens. The cltl ten' fare as it is being played Just now, may resolve itself Into a serious drama of "dollar and cent" actualities before you get through with it. The Democratic gerrymander for the capture of the rlty and county I an open secret now, and is being sharply, but quietly resented along other than Republican lines. The Democrats are famous "wool puller" but the dsrnetl wool ain't half long enough. Their trick was 'hold enough to mesmerise the "Citlscns," hut the sl.-it Itcpbll can ia not such a political sucker, and now that the "lid is off the leaders sre getting anxious. They are begin ning to doubt if even the minimised vote of the dive-puh can do them any (JhkI. They can comfort themselves with the unavoidable reflection that some of the most valuable lesaons in political life are wrought and taught by sheer defeat. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J. R. Clinton and wife to Sarah J. Clinton, kits 3 and 4, block 04, Mo Clurea, II. Charles P. Maginnl and wife to J. J. Rupps lost S and 10, section 12, T. 4 N, It 8 W, . B. J. Sloop ami w ife to John J. Jeff- ers; lot 5, block 110, MeClures, f,wo. IVninsulsr I-aml A Trust Co., to Jscob' Meritaine; lot 43 and 4 A, block 4, Taylor's, 350. BOOKS ARE CLOSED Rcjestrition Figures Riach High Mirk. SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ENROLL larffit Number f B(ltr4 Yottrt for City Election Ever Befort Record ed Tw Hundred and Sevtaty Mora Than Two Yttri Ago. CLOSING OUT SALE. 0a th fifteenth of Novtmber, th n- tir stock of good at tha Little Hook Store, will be put oa sale at cost. ChrUt maa bargains in books, tatlomsry nov elties, to. 174 Tnth street. GRAND MASK BALL. Will be given at Kuoml hall on Hat- unlay, December lth at 8 o'clock by Kateva Ilrass Hand. Admission, mask. ers, 75c, spectators, fiOc, A grand good time Is guaranteed. Kveryone InvltoU. OOOOOOOOOOOOO BEE The largest tiiimhrr of rryUtrationa In the history of Astoria for a city election, was recorded yesti-nlsy after- noon at 4 o'clock, whn CUy Auditor Anderson chmed the books, and a count showed that exactly 1700 persona had registered. Friday evening when the book were closed and 1007 person had rsgitnrd, it waa predicted that the registration would reach 1700 by Haturday Bight, and that the foresast was lust right. is something of a coincident, ' TIW kighe reglslmtsotl hitherto recorded) waa two year ago, when 1430 name were regUtered for the elect li. Th inrivai this year is 270 orr that of 100.1, which is a fairly A hvrease. Judge Anderson said that f rgitra tion would probably have en much more, had th foreign ctrmaat regist ered a tlicy should. Ninety-three was the total vote rnt yesterday. It waa a tig dsy's work for Auditor Anderson and hi assist ants, and nearly every minute throagh out the day until closing time, a stream of men could be iwrn in line, wsltlng their turn. From the present indication, it look as if Tuesday would sea every regUter ed voter at the polls. The total vote rat In th six precinH during tka past three years la as folios t Refistratioa. OOOOOOOOOOOO 81 8; : ' - r n ii rn iiv 5 MSI ill Precinct; 1 2 3 4 & yu3(ltW4,lt SW I3j 247 2(V1) IDHj 305 3in tl'i; 314 3I.1J 2SI! 3A4 mj Ifr 134 lt4' 7 Totals - ...jltlOjlnwi 170ft Cuxhion top; Back and fronts, floral designs 23c Heavy Galatea doth 38c Satin covered pin cushion 10c to 33c Trimmed pin cushions 33o to 1.23 Stamped doiliea .... ,.lo to 23o Children hand bug ..25c to 60c Indies fancy bags 23c to 40c Latent designs in men neck wear 2.k and 60c Furs, Furs, elegant furs at remarkable low prices .... I .43 to 24 Still time to buy an elegant eravanctte at a great re duction 20 ft 117.60 118 at 113.60 All ladies wool shirt waist reduced 13.23 to 12.73 12.73 to 12.23 Our Holiday Goods at the New Store are Being Very Freely Patronized WX HAVE EVERT THING Ilf THE TOY LINE BEELJHIVi Indigestion, consilpstion, dyipepsl kidney and liver diordeis and all sooi tche troubles positively cured by uitj? llollister's Hockey Mountain Tea. 35 Uauts, Tea or Tablets. Hold and recom mended by Frank Hart MAS FANCY' this week w will display in our wlrf dow 108 different style of Xmsi botess of stationery. A floe lot of Innpeo ilvo calendars. Two di-playi of nor cities and In addition w will shew in th window on tuning only, Una Jap ne and Chines Itrushe and Fsnry metal and glswars. J. N. Griffin 800K5 STATIONERY MUSIC That' what Ut' The Ball Band Brand goods ar mad from j and w carry a complete line, too, Abo th bsst ia ladies, mea and children' hoe; . ,' 5. A. GIMRE, J43oo4 Street 0pp. Soa Higiiu A Co.