THE MOnXING'ASTORIAX. .ASTORIA. OREGON.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1903.
Cui Glass! Cufllass!
Wc are sole agents for the celebrated
H. C. Fry Co's Cut Glass-Awarded the
gold medal at the Lewis and Clark Expo
sitionSee our large display.
A. V. "ALLEN
PURSUITS OF PEACE
Japanese People Settling Down
After War.
SAYS MINISTER . GASCON
SUBPOENAS
SERVED
Missouri Preparing (o Prosecute
SUndard Oil.
ROCKEFELLER IS SUMMONED
101 ef the Standard Oil Will Be fte
tired te Appear lefof the Courts
and Give Testimony in the Suits Nov
Pending.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
Confident!! Bookkeeper of Drug Firm
Falls From Grace.
Chicago, Deo. IS. William J, Smith,
for twelve jmm conllileiitlul lssikkeeer
for tit Rober Stevenson Drug Co.,
was yesterday arrested for forgery.
AHhui:h he had taken almost $.1.wn
frtm the funds of tln itiiiiHny in la
than a year, little or none of it wa
jx-ut on liiniM'lf A. wu evidenced by
hi apojrttic when unvoted. Hi
clothing; was oh! and worn ninl hit over-
otmt wa not warm rnon'lt to protect
him from t l.f weather.
"The money all meiit ti the loan
'haik.' he aid. "Thev kept threat
cuing to garnish) mv wage and I
knew if that happened I would looe
Rockefeller happen to be; meanwhile My Job ami I uiiul.le to do anything
the nroeeedinirs here will be keit alive. I for my children."
t 1
Yon know I have never made the Mate-1 Smith lived with hi wife and two
men that Mr. Rockefeller ia endeavoring children in a cottage. ork, IW. H.-IJovd lirieotn,
to evade the service of a subpoena upon! "My firt 'P wa ken about lnitcd State minUter to .laau, ar
him. nor do I wish to be understood in three year ago, when a friend or mine 1,-jved in thi citv ycerdav coming
any way a making that Matement now, invented 4 candy kt machine," Smith. ,y way of San Frntu-ivi on a short
or intimating anything to that effect." caki. "I borrowed fcMO from the money 'Ve of aWnce. I.st night he. talked
It was the general opinion in Wall lender and signed a not for X0, interest ingly about Jap,m, her eondi-
street yesterday that Mr. Rockefeller, hleh he borrow! to put the machine ti,,n Bft,.r the ar, and jueanit pro-
who i now at Hot Spring, Va., would on the market. Well, it Ml through. ,wt, j ,), ytr t.t.
toon eome home and take steps to ac- 1 lot my fc&. my friend disappeared, 1 ,sim-e the war, Mr. (5riMx.ni fail, the
cept the service. and I wa at the merry of the money .lupancs people have settled down to
Owing to the postponement of the lender. All the money I took wa paid ihwr rf)niur occupation. Th gov
Standard Oil proceeding in this state to them. I didn't get any of it, with Lrnment i buy paying 4T it war deb's
from December 4 to January 5, new er-did my wife and children. Ianj adjusting it finance. The whole
order of aubpoenaes have to be ob- "I shall make a clean breat of it," jm 0f (n(l jiMneM j, toward Indus-
One Piano TlcKet With Every $2.50 Furchaie
Common People Are Now Clad that the
War Is Over Excitement Which Pre
vailed After the Peace at Portsmouth
Is Subsided. ,
Xew York, Dec, 13. Henry Wellman,
who will act with Attorney General
Hadley of Missouri, in the suits brought
against the Standard Oil Company by
the Staie of Missouri, said yesterday
that subpoenas had been served upon
James A. Moffatt, one of the executive
committee of the company and Frank
Q. Barstow and Howard Page, who are
high officials of either the Standard
Company or some of their allied cor
porations. Henry H. Rogers had been served with
a subpoena, a had John A. Arch bold.
According to Mr. Wellman, both these
men have stated that they will appear
in his office in January to give their
deposition.
"We are having some little difficul
ty said Mr. Wellman, "in serving
some of the others with subpoenaes,
but by Janu. 5 all of the men who are in
the State of New York will be serv
ed." , When Mr. Wellman was asked if he
thought he would be able to serve a
Subpoena upon John D. Rockefeller in
thi state, he said:
I do, but in case we should not by
January 5, I understand that Attorney
General Hadley will give notice to take
Mr. Rockefeller's deposition in Virgin
la or New Jer-ey, or wherever Mr.
tained from Justice Stover.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The 'Occident
A. L. Conger, San Francisco.
Mrs. D. L. Kelly, Knappa.
C. E. rainier, Knappa.
T. B. Waters, Oehkosh.
Walter Seaborg, Hwaco.
Henry Teller, Ft. Roberts,
B. F. Huff, Hoquiant.
G. W. FJlis, Portland.
TX W. Heihuan, Portland.
. T. Hoge, Portland.
J. Stevenson, Cascades.
AGAINST
POLYGAMY
Meeting Held In Gotham to Prose
cute Mormons.
CAMPAIGN AGAINST SMOOT
BURGLARS SUFFOCATE WOMAN.
Abury, X. Y., Dec 13.-Mrs. ST. Naf
ta 1, a wealthy resident wa attacked Women and Men in New York City Are
by burglars in her apartments, bound Determined to Set that Utah's Mor
and rased and stripped of her jewels. I bob Senator Does Not Take His
She died of suffocation before her nliirbt I Seat
was discovered. "
WILL ASK FOR RECOUNT.
i
13. ijit evening
.New loric, uec I3.-Heart. counsel R - , . ..... ... .
siatea tonight mat an appeal wiuia ne i
made to the legislature durin the first nt,-P,y mass mating at tb
. . I 1 Tk . 1 . 4 . . M.
week in Januarv to tas a bill nrovM- aurP 'enue rresoyierian cnurch. nils
, r r
ing specifically for a recount of all the I meeting wa arranged by several or
ballot cast in the recent election, l ins i ganizauons oi ttie city whkn are en-
is regarded as the most direct course tolgaged in gathering petiions and direct-
pursue a further court proceeding, I ing the campaign against the seating of
through "quo warranto" would be blow I Sena tor Siixt of I'tah,
and tedious.
XMAS AT
LONG BEACH TO HAVE
DEEP WATER HARBOR
GRIFFIN'vS
Will Dredge and Deepen the Bay to Ac
commodate Sea-Going Vessels and
Compete With San Pedro.
Qur store arrangement of goods is
omplete although we have much more
to get ready than ever before Come,"11 ke Railway Company, removed
Los Angele, Dec. 13. The Los An
geles Dock and Terminal Co., wjiidi
ha announced it intention to construct
a deep water harbor within the city lim
its of Long Beach, yesterday made their o pranice oi jx.iygainy. mere is
first effective -mode in the direction tip-'U broader ground upon which to try
request of the Ilarlx- CVnnpany the this iae.
''I bring the general charge that M
said Smitli, " I gues I can do my lamt- trial expansion at present All their
ly as. much good while in the peniten-jrffwr,, turnrj j llmt .Urection.
tiary a I have in the last year." A to the after pea rioting, Mr.
(riscont said that the dissati .fact inn
over the peace of Portsmouth wa mere
ly temporary, and had become unim
portant now. The feeling of discontent
ha entirely disappeared ard the Jap
anese people feel great Rrjitnle to
ward the A merit-tin people, and parti
cularly to 1'resident Rievctt t it bring
ing about eu. The Mikt'o Is.m-d
an cdkt telling the e'iple that tin re
was a government caring f.r their in
terest and advNing them ntdnl to
their regular isvuuitiii, The ieijile
obeyed a they oly everything eman
ating from the mikado. :
Mr. Griscom declared emphatically
that after the excitement due to the
first new from Portsmouth had suit-
ided, 'the people sided harmonloiuly
with tliet government) ami recognised
the wisdom of making peace with Rus
sia. He wa asked about Crea and the
lapanee protectorate.
"Corea is not strictly in my province-,"
he said, "and although I saw Maruui
Ito shortly liefors hi departure from'
Japan tf Corea, tha-Corean ii.tli
ha developed since I left Japan. Peo
ple in the United States are better in
formed concerning Corea than I am.
1 saw Admiral Togo frequently be
fore my departure from Japan," the
miuister added. 'He told me that he
intended to visit the I'nited State with
his fleet next autumn, after first pay
ing a visit to England, Japan's ally. I
told Admiral Togo that he would Iw
cordiully receivol, a the American peo
ple are alway glad to welcome a
brave man."
Mr. Gricom intends to go on to
Washington in a day or two. His de
parture from this city ha bern delayed
by a cold, brought on by the change
to the American climate. He ha not
lecided jil-t when lie will return to
Japan.
Dr. Hill, who has recently entered up
on the pastorate of the Janes Methodist
Episcopal church, Brooklyn spent five
year in Utah. Several years ago he
came Kast, where he has since been ac
tively engaged in di-seminating knowl
edge concerning the history and doc
trine) of the I'tah hierarcht Jt ev
ening, jn discussing the Smoot question,
among other things, he said:
"The question of expulion of Mr.
Smoot does not and should not hinge
primarily upon his guilt or innocence
arly and we will be able to give you, I , , . , . ....
' e 'narrow inlet which open into the ex- M Americaut-m, M-ing antngoni-tic to
aruch better a,ttention than the "dav , , , ... . t..: ...:..!.
before" Xmas. In our windows' this
we display fancy Brass, Glass and Mtt
al Ware Evenings only.
tensive mar-h where the new harbor is the great basic principles upon
to 1e miide. to nermit tlie nassave of our political institutions rot.
week Calandars, Games, Toy Books and 'a dredger to begin deepening the liar- "First, in it form of government, it
Framed Pictures EVENINGS ONLY '' 'After the. dredger had entered snd " a centranzcu pr.wer, with all the lines
'before the ra road com nan v could re- ot nutiionty held in the Eiat of one
i ' i ' . . :
place the bridse structure, the dock and "'a", who has revelations 'made to or-
terminal cfiinjinny secured a teinMrary der.'
injum-tion in the I'nited States court, ''Second, the very vows imposed as
restruininof the railroad eoro&anv from condition of mcmlHrship in the Mor-
rt a V
replacing the bridge. The dredger tlien m"n church not only disqualify its mem
began the work of dredging the harbor, hers, for official participation in the af
... . ' - 1L. . i 1.... J .'if
k it is me iniennon oi me company ioi" l"" mivm, mi i. jjoou mi'
L VJFlIIlIl I build a free harbor which will accom- zcnship."
modate the largest shipping vessels and
lie a competing factor with the San
Pj.1rA tiartw.r TliA muf r.f ililb tiri-irlr
I. .innnnn 1 nere ,S JUSt 0nC W2V tO
s s. r7 u m-u V !' V 'i'f t v
Approval of United States has been
sought and obtained and lite harbor will
le finished in five years.
Because'
It Pays
to
Deal
With
WISE
G)urtcous
treatment,
Good
Clothes,
Dberal
Ideas.
Cheap goods at cheap prices please you -first, but the
smile fades with the colors of cheap clothes.
WISE Builds His Reputation
On Good Clothes,
On new Ideas,
On Liberal Treatment
IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH
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MeraiiaittWise
ASTORIA'S REUAIII.E CLOTHIER
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TALK IT OVER
Are You Planning to Remodel?
If you contemplate remoJelinf
your preient home now or tn (he
oeir future, you should study the
subject of Plumbfaf .
A L'ttJe kncw!eJxe on the subject wfll
b bcneficls! to you in the selection of the
beit mitcrul and fixturei snj In their proper
Ixrsdon throughout the home.
If you will call anj consult ui. we wUJ
WOv give you attractive literature on modern unl-
tIon an J will show you the samples of
'Stoiari Ware we have In our showrooms.
J. A, Montgomery, Astoria
S00K3
STATIONERY
MUSIC
HEALTHY PLANTS
Rlr tha Moat Carcfal Atteattoa aa
Well as Om Sail.
Did you ever sea a rosebush which
despite the most beneficent envlronmsnt
r solt-ot sunshineand ot atmosphere,
-seemed never to achieve a healthy
growth.
A ton of manure will not help a plant
that has a canker eating out Its heart
Tou must destroy tha causa before yotf
can remove ths effect.
Tou cannot cure Dandruff and Bal
Bess by rubbing- on hair lotions,
STORM DOES DAMAGE.
Rome, Dec. 13. A violent windstorm
today caused the damage of many
steamers in Nepolitan waters. At Yen
ioe a launch wa capsized and the five
occupant drowned. At Sarano, a
and 'r,'n- tra'n twenty-one cars were
overturned Jv the wind. Several towns
mere is
have good
la baking aoSa-
kdat taMin lilncS
economically :
Schilling's Best,
grocer's, moneyback.
at you!
GETS EVERYTHING.
viibhlnv In iraMlIn t
Tou mwt look to the caona of the Were flooded
trouble It'a a germ at the roots of j
yur hair which causes It to fall out j
Newbro's HerplcMe destroys the R-erm,
and healthy hair Is the sure result.
Hold by leading drmrrlsts. Send 10e. In j
KtToU.fMich!mpl, ' Th' Herp,cld C"i -Vew York, Dec. 13.-llarry C. Pull-
Kagle Drag Store, 351-353 Bond St., man was today elected president, sec
Owl Drug Store, 649 Com. St., T. F. retary and treasurer of the National
Lauria, Frop. "Special Agent." , liCague of baseball clubs.
Water Cure for Constipation.
ITalf a pint of hot water taken half
an hour before breakfast will usually
keep the bowels regular. Harsh ca
thartics should be avoided. When a
purgative is needed, take Chamber-
kin's stomach and liver tablets. They
ate mild and gentle in their action. For
sale by Frank Hart and leading drug
With People You Know. With Astoria
People.
No evidence can be. stronger than the
lirect testimony of neophs you know.
The public expression of friend and '
neighWs is the proof of merit we offer. !
If you still remain a skeptic, talk it'
over with this testifier.
I). E. Duncan, who is employed with j
his brother at the Astoria soda work , :
42(1 Duane street, and who resides at '
the corner of Duane and Ninth street, J
says: "I had been troubled with a
weakness of the back and kidneys for
a number or year, 'lucre was a con
stant dull aching pain in the loins and
as far "up as the shoulders. Not only '
did my back ache, but there was a
weakness from the kidney secretions
which was very annoying and disturb
ed my rest. I heard about Doan's Kid
ney pills and one day I stepped into
Charles Rogers' drugstore and got a
box. I found them to be a great bene
fit After the first few doses I felt
better. I know of others who have
used them with the same good results."
For sale by all dealers. Pi ioe fid
cent. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffslo, N.
Y., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Our Great Removal Sale of
Hhh Grade Wall Paper
Is a Phenomenal Success.
Now is the best opportunity to secure
bargains as we will move to our new location
January 1st, and in the meanwhile we are
selling wall paper at priCes lower than you
have ever seen it before. all and inspect
our elegant lines.
B.F. Allen Son,c,mSs.
Weinhard's Ut"s:,
Beer.'
Cure for Sore Hippies,
As soon as the child is done nursing
apply Chamberlain's salve. Wipe it off
with a soft cloth before allowing the
child to nurse. Many trained nurses
use this with the best results. Price
23 cents per box. For sale by Frank
Hart and leading druggists.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX. Pres. and Hoyt,
F L BISIIOP. mcretar?
A I. FOX, Vice Pres.
4HTOKIA HAVINGS BANK, Treat
Designers and Manufacturers of
TUB LATEHT (MPKOVKD
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers,
Complete Cannery Oatfits Furnished..
CORRESPONDENCE SOI JCITr l Foot of Fonrth fitiwt.