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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1905. BAR, BAY AND RIVER Bar Bound Fleet Continues to Grow Steadily. SHIPS COMING AND GOING Trans-Pacific Liners Down Today North Head Wires Up By Tomorrow Morning Newt of the Day on Astoria Docks. , If all goes well Astoria will .be in Tegular communication again with North Head, on tomorrow morn in 2, and the bar reports snd weather conditions will lie available, as usual Chief Forecaster Ed. Bealea of this district will arrive here this morning on the T. J. rotter, from Portland, with linemen and wires and tools and a new set of weather in strument, and will at onee set to work restoring things at the station so badly wrecked on Tuesday last Everybody will be glad to see a resumption of the interrupted service which Is one Astoria simply cannot spare. RIVER TOWING SERVICE. Captain J.' W. Shaver and Lincoln Sharer, with a gang of men, went to Aberdeen yesterday to remove the ma chinery from the list tie Bell and Mon-1 tesano, which they will take to Tort land and install in new towbnats which will be built early in 1900. One of the vessels will be a stern-wheel towboat, which will be used in the river service, while the plans-for the other hive not been completed. In all probability she will be big enough to handle the largest vessels that come in the river. handled by the steamer Newport until she was condemned by the inscctor last summer. She was taken to !Sn Francisco and placed on the run be tween San Francisco and Pigeon Point. after alteration had been mule in her hull. PILOTS PROTEST. A statement is Wing prepared by the river pilots protecting against the pro' posed Northern Pacific bridge across the Willamette, which will lie sent to Major S. V. R.eler, I'nited State Engineer. The pilots contend thai the bridge will lie a dangvr tf navigation and want it constructed at some other piint on the river. -: TOLEDO'S NEW RUN. The steamer Toledo, which was brought at auction ' by Miss Laura H. Xorthup, will be placed on the run be tween Portland and Yaquina Bay. The business on the Yaquina Bay run was FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. Quite a fleet of ocean goer is due down from Portland todwy and tomor row. The list includes the steamship Strathmore and Cape Antibe, for Japan and China; the schooners Crescent and A. M. Campbell, and the barkentine Northwest, the three latter being tim ber laden for San Francisco. The French bark Jean Baptiste wa reported off the bar again yesterday, and will probably come in on today's flood. She has a thousand tons of coal for S. Elmore 4 Co., and plenty more for Portland v delivery. (Late: See first page of her peril.) t The bar pilot schooner Pulitser came in yesterday and went to her berth at the O. R. & N. dock, where she will lie for a day or two taking on water and j stores. She don't look a bit the worse for sll the storms she has ridden through lately. William Dixon, of Altoona; Attorney J. B. Pol worth, of Cathlamet; J. W. Chrystal, of Skamokawa, and T. C. Butler of Cathlamet, came over on the steamer Jordan yesterday Wrning for a day's business in this city The French ship Alice Marie came down on "the Oklahama's hawsers yes terday, from Portland, with 108,000 bar rels of flour in her hold for European delivery. She will join the bar bounds, also. The steamer Bee came down from Portland yesterday naming auJ went to the bar. Whether sue went out, to San Franctco, is not knowto. The proli ability is. she joined the bar bound 1 fleet. The four-masted schooner William llowdcn came down from Portland on the lines of the Harvest Queen, jester dar, and is anchored in the stream, lumber ladeu for California. The steamship Arabia with mails and cargo, for Japan, arrived down from Portland at 3 o'clock yesterday after noon and went to an anchorage in the lower harbor. Se ill sail1 today. The steamship Columbia will be at the O. R. A N, piers this morning and will leave out for San Francisco about noon or shortly after. A British ship was reported off the bar, by the Cascades, yesterday. She may be one of many due here just now, The steamer Cascades rams in from San Francisco yesterday afternoon and went on to Portland at once. The schooner Crescent will leave Portland today en route to Saa Pedro with a big load of lumber. The barkentine John Palmer went to the metropolis under power of the liar vest Queen yesterday. 66 4O 99 . , ' is the lucky number and Mrs. J. V. Watson, of 408 Irving Avenue, Draws that Handsome Haviland China Dinner Sets BIG REDUCTIONS IN Coats, Suits, Skirts and Waists ' This WeeK. See Window Display. Watch this space for announcement : of the ' Big f Sale. he FOARD & STOKES CO. ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE. K Where the New things Make Their Debut. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The following affects the list of lights and foifsijrnal, Pacific .Coast. ItHM: WASHINGTON. Slaughter Wharf light, No. 129 page 32 (list of lights, buoys, and day marks, Pacific Coast 1906 page 59). The char act eristic of this light was changed, De cember 26th, from nxed red to fixed , white. ORKGON. Jot Office Bar Lower Light, No. 101, page 31 (list of lights ( buoys, and day natrks. Pacific Coast, 1905 page 64). The characteristic of this light was changed, December 27, from fixed red to fixed white. , The following affects the list of lights, buoys, ,and daymarka, Pacifl Coast, 1905. OREGON. Coo Bay Entrance, page 43, North Spit Jetty Buoy, No. 1, a black second class can, reported adrift December' 21, will be replaced as soon as practicable. Columbia River, Page 68. Sand Il awl, North End Buoy, No. 4, and Sand Mund Northeast End Buoy, No. 6 each! a red first-elasa nun, reported adrift December 14 will be replaced as soon as practicable. Juan De Fuca Strait, pages 74 and 76. Cape Flattery Mooring Buoy, a white first-class nun, found adrift December 10, was replaced the same day. Point Wilson Buoy, No. 6, a red first class nun, heretofore reported adrift, was replaced December 11. To - Our - Patrons: liirtSduffacr V Man HaadTi3ores JtZSffitr . J Oirr business during the past year has been very sat isfactory and we take this opportunity not only of ex tending our congratulations but also to express our ap preciation for past favors. Your co-operation has enabled us to strengthen our facili ties for doing a greater business. We Wish You Prosperous New Year Yours For Success P. A. STOKES, THE LEADING CLOTHIER. veying lots 3, 12 and east half of lot 4, block 6. Grimes Grove'. Julia Ramsey to William Ramsey, warranty deed, consideration (1, con veying lot 7, block 14, Bradlierry's Sec ond Additional to Ocean Grove. Julia Ramsey to William Ramsey, ooooooooooooo ORGANIZE SEAMEN'S SOCIETY. Each of th entireties and all Inter ested are requested to attend a meeting on Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m. at the Methodist Church for the purpose of organizing a' local Seamen's Society. The National Society will send a chap lain a misgive $000 per year toward the maintenance of the work, if the local people will show their interest in the same. For the past twenty years the Seanven's Society has kept a chaplain here but during the past summer it was discontinued. Through the effort of Rev. L. D. Mahone the work will again be taken up and continued. TEN TITLES PASSED. Busy Day in Recording Department Yesterday. Tin-re were ten changes in the realty records of Clatsop county yesterday, namely: Astoria Exchange Company to Otto E., and John Carlson; warranty title, conideration 1 1.0,000, convevinff the north half of lots 1 and 2. in block -57, MeClure's Astoria. John L. Carlson and wife to Otto E. Carlson; warranty deed, consideration 10, conveying the north half of lot 1 and 2 in block 57, MeClure's Astoria. Bertha StefTensen and husband to Addie M. Ross, warranty deed, consid eration $10, conveying lot 8, block 45, Adair's Upper Astoria. Addie M. Ross to Bertha StefTensen, warranty deed, consideration $10, con veying all the land remaining in the D. I C. of Eli C. Crow, in sections 17 and 20, township 8 north, range 7 west. Frank A. Sweeney and wife to Mon tana Con-oliilated Gold Mining Com pany, warranty deed, consideration $300, conveying lots 15, 10, 22, in block 3, Prospect Park Addition to Astoria. Montana Consolidated Gold Mining Co. to Mortgage Tnwt t Guaranty Co., warranty deed, consideration $1, convey ing lots 1 to 16, inclusive, In block 18, Rosedale Additional to Astoria. Julia Ramsey to William Ramsey, warranty deed, consideration $1, eon- . I V- 1 ' C Astoria. Ore., Deo. 30, 1903. We are now established at our new store with the Bee Hive stock, and make our new quarters celebrated by An immense REDUCTION SALE Beginning Saturday, December 30, J905. Our sjfring and summer goods will be on the road soon and we must close out our present stock even at a- sacrifice to make room for the goods. All outer garments for women, and children, shirt waists, etc., receive the deepest cuts. Everything is reduced except yarns, overalls. Here is an unusual opportunity to make money by wise purchases now. We have plenty of room for every one whether you want to buy or not. . J4f "Che Ml w s m ' BEEl-fflVE warranty deed, consideration $1, con veyiug an undivided interest in lot 8, block 1(1, Grimes drove Annex to Ocean Grove. A. R. Cyrus, trustee, and A. R.' Cyrus and wife, to the Montana Consolidated Gold Mining Co., warranty deed, con sideration $10, conveying lots 1 to Id, inclusive, block 18, Rosedsle Additional to Astoria. PERSONAL MENTION. Sidney Soule arrived here yesterday from Port l ml. If. J. Ijingoe returned yesterday noon from the metropolis, Mrs. C. M. Oiler is visiting friend this week in Portland. A. V. Reeves of Nas spent yester day in Astoria on business John Carlson of McKee, Oregon, is in town this week on business. Mis lUttie Wie returned yesterday noon from trip to Portland. Simeon Jone of Portland was, busi ness visitor in town yesterday. J. Stricikler of San Francisco was in toan yesti rdny for a short time. George !-lie arrived in the city yes terday to transact omo business. J. Urii I'olwortli of Cathlnmct was in town i-t. nlav for a brief time. I) C. licwis arrived in the city yes terday on tin Potter from Poitland. taVI lledhind, of Gray's River, whs a business i.itor in the eily yeu-r-day. Geo. W, Clu.xton. traveling represen tative of the Oregon Journal, is in the city. V. C. Butler and James Daya of Cath lamet spent yesterday In the city with friends. -' . The Misses Mary and Ruth Garner returned on the late express from Port land last night. O. C. Mason came down yesterday from Portland on the Potter for a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Masten of Skamokawa were In town yesterday for a abort time. , A. K. Slocum, circulation manager of the Oregonian was in tbe city yester day, returning on the evening train to Portland. M. C. Crosby of San Francisco is ex pected to arrive here today on the steamer Columbia to visit his brother. C. T. Crosby. Mrs. J. W. Casey, a resident of Tort' land, returned to her home yesterday morning after a visit In this city with Mra. W. C. Logan. State labor Commissioner Huff re turned yesterday from Seaside where he inspected some mills. He returned to Salem lasf night , 11 J. Miller and wife left on last evening's train for the Sound country. I where they will visit friend and rela tives for few days. ROSES FIXLD CROWN Tb best cost you no mora then "any old thing." It will pay you to buy at HKADQUARTERa We Pay The Express and charge you no more than our nest door neighbor. Send for Illustrated catalogue today. A solicitor wanted in every town. CALIFORNIA ROSE CO, Loa Angles. (-0 SPICES, o'l C0FFEEJEA. DAIflNOPOVDER. FLc;on;;;o extracts ftttluit taffy, flnisrflivor. CL055ETuDEYEH5 If' PORTLAND OfSXO ON. ' Accordion. Sunburst and Knife Pleating To Order STEAM PROCESS. No Hot Irons. No Burning of Ceoda, Miss O. Gould Heath floor, Marqoam Building. PORTLAND. Prompt and Cartful Attention Qim to all Out-af-Town Order, CHINA WARE CUPS AND SAUCERS.. CHOCOLATE SETS. SALAD SETS. TEA SETS. FANCY TEA POTS. ALL APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS CITTS. Yokohama Bazar eac.Commerelal Street, Aatort