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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1906)
v.. THE MORNING ASTOHIAIT. ASTOTtS. OREGON. WIMUDAY, JlKDAir J. la IS SOCIAL LEMR Police Commissioner Bingham's Wife Accomplished Woman. HAS TRAVELED EXTENSIVELY Mr. Bibi Saye tk Kw offic u Wakh Her Hubad Has Beta Ap peiaUd, ia Jt the Poeitioa a Like t Hat. SEW YORK, Jan. 1. With th In auguration of General Binghm a potk commissioner, one of th mot re Bu.Vabl social leader la th Vaited State cornea to New York. Mr. Bing ham it a striking); handsome woman ad aa -accoinplished linguist. She wa alvaye ia the receivinjr line at the for mal reception at th White Hou. i Aa Lucille Rutherford, .he an on of the belle of St Loui. While viit lng the army port at Willet Print tha naet Lieutenant Bingham and a few year later they were married. Th. flirt few year of their manage were spent at Chattanooga and ia Ariiona. Them the general wa ordered to St. Louia. A year later they went to Ber lin and from there to Rome. "The colonel ia more in hi element, now, perhapa, than ever before that i for a long time," said Mix Bingham yesterday. "He lore to accomplish something. He wants to help to mke this on of the best administrations New York ha ever seen. I am so glad that ha has not any axe to grind, that ... A iL.i v - he haa not any ueot i pay, ma. ha only a clean road to a good end and a heart full of sand to do it with Th colonel was always hed by his mca. I don't think he ever had an enlisted sna under him who would not giva hia best endeavor to do anything th colonel wanted done. I think he'll just b the colonel of th police furoa." VOLCANIC ACTIVITY. J TfcMry t KiUta tfce aeee mm - ' Caae ( ErapUaaa, In a volume on volcanoes rrofessor C. Doelter undertake to tell why vol tanoea bar eruptions. Melted rock inch as la flnnjr from Vesuvius require t temperature of 1,000 dejrree Fahren heit, so that It becoroea liquid only far lows In the earth, perhapa sixty or a hundred nilies. Below the outer erwt f cooled and solidified rocks there must be a large none of rork which still remains solid because It temperature hi lea than that of the melting point eorreapondiug to the pressure under which it rest, and below that again there must be rock or magiua in a state of fusion. It Is to this mnguia that Professor iKwlter look for the primary source of all votainlc activity. At the same time the depth ! which this primary reservoir of uingina Ilea and the procure nuder which It Is con flued are so great that a dir-t eruption from it is Inconceivable, but abeu, by movements In the overlying crutt or otherwise, a channel I ojiened the magma may rise to a depth where it i surrounded hy ro k at a lower temper ature than the melting point. In these drcuau-tiiiice HOliilifloutioU la-Sin. From all volcanoes large quantities i.f strum, of carhoule acid and oilier gaies are evolved, and the course of ; every lava stream U marked by rlouda . of "team evolved from the cooling lava. At one tiiue-uud the Idea ii Htill common-till steam was auppoaed to have been derived from ca water which bad obtained aeces to the molten lava 1 while still underground, but this ex-j pinna t Ion 1 now generally rejected, be ing lmpowdo'e In some case and inad-1 equate lu all, and the greater part of J the steam and other emanation from J a volcano are now regarded a directly j derived from an original store In the, Interior of the earth. However this may be, It la certain that the magma from which volcanic lava I derived la not merely In a state of Igneous fuxlon.' but U combined wltli water and gane. which are given off aa It aoMdifle and by their escape frequently form minia ture rolcanoe on the surface of lava stream. If the solidification take place un derground the steam and gae ore ex jHlled, and, if there la no free escape, pressure may Increase till It become great enough to overcome the resist ance of the overlying rock and so lead to an eruption and th formation of a volcano, whose character will depend on the nature of tha reservoir from which the eruption took plae. " Pleasant and Most Effective. T. J. Chatnb rs, Ed. Vindicator, Lib erty, Teaaa, writes Dee. 25, 1902: "With pleasure and unsolicited by . t hMf ttitnonv to the curative JVU ' power of Ballard's Hort hound Syrup. I hav ued it my family and can cheer .. affirm It is th most tffectWe and bert remedy for cough and eolds I have ever wed." Mill Rllaaea4. Little Red Riding hood la the heroin of a well known nursery tale, which relate her encounter with a wolf tn the forest, the art by which he de ceived her and her tragical end. Grimm derived the atory from tradition cur rent In the region bordering upon tbt river Main. In tiermany. The legend la. however, widely disseminated. In th Swedish variation of th atory Little Red Riding hood take refuge la a tree, the wolf meanwhile gnawing at the root, when her lover, alarmed by her criee, cornea up jut in tlin to aee the tree fall and his ladylove crashed beneath It The 014 Tlaaa .ilaaaaae. , An old mlulster la a Maaaachusettt town tells how Implicitly th peopl of a generation ago trusted the weather prediction of the "Farmer a Almanac,'' One of hi flock had died, and the pa tor was consoling hi widow. Th sub ject of the funeral cam up, and he naked when It was to be, "Walt, doe tor," said she; "w must bar It on a pleasant day." "he hurriedly searched the almanac, awl tn day waa act. )br4 th Law. Th professor awima from th alnk lug boat and vltmbe up on tb baak. Then, daablag U again, h returns to the wreck and rescue his wife. "But why dldnt you sav her be fore r arts th captala la amaaemeat Ah. tny dear air waa tbe leaned ui'i reply. "I wa bound to aav my self fret Self preaerrathw to tb high est law f Bator."-Fllegend Blatter, Hml. Houaewife-Aad you left your las . e. . , k.w .-. place secauee or a quarra wiia j jnlatreeaY Appllcant-ot a quarrel mam. Housewife-How waa It., then! Apptloant Well. mum. she waa a fiber tnterferm wid me, aa' I sphoke to her aa on lady to another. Chmland trader. Of lattrest to Gsrjy. Th Artoria k Columbia River Rail road Co., having been granted member ship la th Transcontinental Clergy Bureau, th nam of that company will appear ia th clergy application blanks and clergy certificates issued by the bureau for 1906, and commencing Janu ry 1st, of tha coming year. The permits will be honored by all agent of th A. A C, R. R, thus eliminating tha individual half-far permit issued by that company la former year. R- qneita for official application blanks should be made to 3. C. VUyo, general paasenger agent, Astoria. ' and CURIES GouohoandColdo PREVEHTO Pneumonia and Consumption Foley's Honey and Tar not only atop th cough, but heal and strength an th lung nod prevent serious re sult from a cold. There la no danger of Pneumonia, Consumption or other serious lung trouble U Foley's Honey and Tar la taken, aa it will cur th moat stub bora coaghs th dangerous kind that settle on th lung and may develop Into pneumonia over night. Ii you hav a cougn or cold do not risk Pneumonia when Foley's Honey and Tar will cur you quickly and strengthen your lung. Remember th nam Foley's Honey and Tar-and refuse nay aubstitut offered. Do not take chance with some unknown preparation that coeta yon tha aam when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar. that cost yotl no more and is aaf and certain In raaults. Contain no opiate. Cured After Physicians Said Ha Had consumption E. H. Jones. Paator M. E. Church, Grove. Ud.. write: "About aeven or sight years go I had a very severe cold which physicians Bald waa very near pneumonia, and which they aftanrardt pronounced consumption. Tnrougn a friend I wa Induced to try a aampk of Foley! Honey and Tar, which gav me to roach relict that I bought some of tha reirolar aiaa. Two or thro bottles cured me of what th physician called eonaumption, and I hav never dm any trocblt with my throat or lung atnos that time." t .t. 9c cn ci m Tka a Mtit alia contain twtt and One-half time aa much a th small also and th $1.00 botti almost eta times aa much. ISLO 1X3 EICCrciKD IT CHARLES ROGERS, Druggiet, P HELP WANTED. ' LEARN laXBQRAPHT AST) R. R. Aonoualka. 150 to 1500 a month sJ- sry aaaurad our graduate aader bond. Our alx schools th largest m America ud ondomd by aU Railroads. Writ tor catalogue. UORSX SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY. OadaBaU, Oh Buffalo, S. I, Atlanta, On, U Croasa, Whv, Tea- srkaaa, Tea, Baa Fraaciaco, Cai. WAXTKD-OESTIJ-MAN OR LADY with rood reference, to travel for firm of fcJM.OOO capitals salary llOtt per year and expense. Addresa with stamp. J, A. Alexander, A-tori. Or. WVOiTKD-lSST.UX.MKNT COLLKC- tor for merchandise account good larr and enne. Address Globe Company, 723 Chestnut St, PbUa, Pa. WASTED - ENEROETIC, TRUST- orthv man or woman to work in Oregon, representing .Large Manuiae-' turinir Co.! salarv $40 to l0 per month, paid weekly; expenses advanced. Ad dress with stamp, J. 1L Moore, Astoria, Ore. FOR RIHT-HOUSKS. KOR RENT A new modern 6-room anartment on Irving avenue J rent t.5Q. Apply A. Wood, 3S Uth treet. FLAT FOR RENT; PART FLRNI- tur for sale; bargain; cenlraly lo cated. 680 Exchange street FOR RXHT FTJRinSBED ROOMS. NICIXY R-RS1SHKD ROOMS AND rood board (Swedish kltcbenj; la- quire at Heyno, 187 Bond street, Leebeck'i Houe. BOARD AND ROOMS FOR SEVERAL nartir caa be aecured at th MoUea Bouao. th aad Duan street. FOR SALE. rOR BALEV-8KCOND-HAND 1 COL uron newapaper outflt; complete sept pra; cheap. Inquire at tbla of Sc. rOR SALE CHEAP H0R8E, BUO- gy nad harness. Inquir Astoriaa of- LOST AND FOUND. tf.OO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR tha return of Chines certificate Xo. 60089 of Ong Shee Moy, lost about two weeka ago. Return to Wing Chin tnong, 8 8th street. MUSIC TEACHER. MANDOLIN LESSONS GIVEN MRS, C. D. Stewart, 127 Seventh street FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. SECOND HAND DONKEY ENGINES for sale, suitable for logging and hoiting purposes. For dewription and price apply to F. D. Kuettner, Astoria, Oregon. ) AT SEASIDE ) THE HOKnillU asiuuan a I on Sal at 7 LEWIS It CO.'S DRUG ST0KK 0 MORRISON GREENBAUM'S V CIGAR STORE. The Astoria Restaurant. GOOD, CLEAN MEALS EXCELLENT SERVICE OPEN All NIGHT 399 Bond St., cbr. Ninth QUI Situations Wanted Advertisements Inserted Twice Without Charge. BUSINESS DIRECTORY t RESTAUANTS. GUM WAH CO. Seataaraat 7 Alter St. Aitorla, Or. All kiada f me!. IfeedlN aal Chop Say. TOU POIRT OYSTER BOUSE. Eatra and Shoalweter Bay Oysters Steaks, Chop, Eta. Open day and eight 11th St, aaat to Scully ' cigar (tor FIRST-CLASS MEAL for 15c; nice cake, coffee, pie, or 4pughnuts, 6c, at U. 8. Restaur ant. 434 Bond Si BEST t5 CENT MEAL. You can always Mud tbe best 15-cent meal in tbe city at tbe Rising Sun Restaurant 612 r-nmmercialSt. LAUNDRIES. The Troy Laundry The only white labor laundry In th Ity. Dee th best work at reasonable prleea and la In avry wsy worthy of yeor patrenag. 10th anS DUANE tta, Pheet INI EMBROIDERY LESSONS GIVEN LESSONS IN ILiRD ANGER EM breidary Is givea by Mr. Julius Erickaoa, S3 West Bond street, Astoria, for 85 eanta per hour. WOOD YARDS. WOOD! WOOD! WC0D1 Cord wood, Bin weoo, bos weed, aay kiad of wool at lowest price. KtUy, th traaafer nun. Then si 91 Mala, Bars a Twelfth, ppait per houa. TAILORING. B. MARTINSON Fin merchant tailoring, Room S, over Cooper' (tore, K. of P. Building. As toria. FURNITURE. ROBINSON a H1LDEBRAND Goodman Bldg. S88 Cemmerelal St U P.N ITU RE, Carpet, Ssdding. Stove, Matting, Window Shsdat, LINOLEUM, Ete. BROKERAGE. C. J. TUENUIIAUI) Real Estate, Insuranee, Commlsslof and Shipping. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER. Offiee 131 Ninth Street, Neat to Juetle Offiea. ASTORIA. OREGON. Smith Premier is the simplest snd strong, est of all writing machines. It does better work, does it quicker,ft)asts longer, snd costs less in the long run than any other type writing machine. It is The World's Best Typewriter Lit a irMl r ew fink book ttttlnf a about k. Trpewriur sapphf. Mk china nmite, snufraslMri fotaiahei Tk. e, m 1 1 K fumltf . . ma-w w. - - -m ----- - Mt A Wj Tjrpowrltor Comilany J S4 !. I 1 iMlma.1 m l mm. NOTICE TO STOCEBOLDESS. Nothv I hereby givu that Ui an ntial meeting of the t4rkholdera of th Atorl KJe.-tiic l'omajiy will ! held at th oUtee ( the conipaay, Block, A'torla, Oreg. n Monday U eighth, day of January, 1U0S, at t o'clock, P. M, for th purpo of electiag a board of director, to serve during the ensuing year, and fr the traaaaction of such other buiit may lawfully come Mor th meeting. C. X. Hl'it;ixs, S-relarv. Astoria. Or. lUk-emher Id. I'hkV PR1VESSI0NAL CARDV PHYSICIANS. JAY TUTTLE, M. D. PHT8ICIAN AND SUUOEON AaUa Aatlnaal artaa U.S. Meftae Uoaaltal Kervtee. 0mo hour; IS to II sa 1 tn : M 4TT Com marc UU Street tad rteor. DR. J. P. CORAY, SpeclaUst EYE, EAR, ' ROSE AND THROAT so) Oitaiaa Bulldiag, PORTLAND .... OREGON 0STE0PATHI8TS. DR. RH0DA C BICES OSTEOPATH Offlc ManaeU Bid. Pboo Black lot! ITS Cowunvrciaj 8U Astoria, Ore, DENTISTS. DR. T. L. BALL, DENTIST. . 524 Commercial St ' Astoria Oreaon. Dr. VAUGIIAN, Dkntut Fythlaa Bulldinf . Astoria. Oreton. Dr. W. C. LOGAN DENTI81 (78 Oommercial Rt , Shanahaa Doildlog DR. C. W. BARR, Dentist, llaniell Building Telephoo Red SOCI Astri. Oregon SEASIDE DIRECTORY. I WINES AMD LIQUORS. THE GEM An up to-date rmort for flenllrmen. Chuire Wines, Liquor and C'igaia. (,iv u a call and wa'll do th reat. 0. E. HUNTER, Prop, Seaaid. Or. xl4j SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE D ' V THot aaaxan ''Mil CoavnioMV Ac. ntnn ntnnf a rtatch an at" "1 aul4-.ir M.'t'M it ent f'aa nhr aa !lm.Mri(lriiD.iiiti'. NtNOBOOt o f "i lit I". OM I i".r t"f "N-urin I""'". l-ain. it-n iLf..u Muu. a Co. rralT mytui mait, iikual an.ta, to Iba Scicniinc Jlmcrlcan. A tiMMl.nni.lf fllwarMl t rM I elf. ml.lK.n t mnj oltiuBn t""'"- """" ri loarwiniHiffi, "I ' T Hraaca omoa, umoa, M r t. WaiuaMi. O- u M0SRIR0 ASTORUV la on Sale In Astoria at j. h. csirrin's bookstore. CTZIRCIB'S REWS DEPOT, OCCIDENT HOTEL OPHCZ, sonars char store, JOS. JACOBS, dlOAS STORE, acs TEX ASTORIA! OITICX, Taath anl CenmtrcUl Sta. A I A ajt of MEDICAL. THE Dr. C.CEET7Q Chlcese Medicine Co. im bw mm VI Formerly located US v AklerHlret for the I C&9J pat five ycara,EAVE I XViSQalOVKD Into th I 'TTX: u,r,r ta'k&as VM t the aoutb-onat eor. ner of First tod Morrison Street. En trance No. 11 Front St. Successful Home Treitaest De C. (! WO ts know Ihrouihoul Ike Oniua Sum, snd U rvllwt ih Uml Cblom iMrtur oa aMuaat ol hi wotKlwrtil aana viibuut in ai of a kalft. wiUxral aau( buImm or Siunorany kin. He mala aa mad mil dim n i wllh onwmrfxA orUmtml HaMa I hawk, hart . ana thmm Ml mm known In iimmTmI mArtw la Uila aoaato. an4 throuah Ilia a- al tbaa aaraulaaa trm 4ia beuaraaleelo eure - - Catarrh, Aathata, Laaf Teaeala, tjinmatliax mrveeaaeta, Mraaecn. Uver, aieaey, n Wsaaaei and a Cheseie Diease. Ikll or arrlla, aaataalna 4 t-aaal stsaass tot Baalltnf tMnk so elreular. Adr a. Th C. 0 Wee CMaeM Madtrta Ca, Ne-MiLl evt Si. LE. e. Meatlua ihla 1 llil. a--a.-A - - - - rmn viifia HOTELS. HOTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, ORE. Pineet Hetel lj th North we LI CIS Baa rnnclactrl leadlni o veniencs snd famllj hotel centrally locsted. Cos vcolent to all ear lines, and place of amusement snd is, tercet. Cafs snd Grill sK tacaed. Rates $L00 per da f sod op. 8 traet cars direct to soul (rocs sad to all depots. HOUSE Siafrtscisco.CtL ! kind of c wmcJk,iK lljTaU MAGAZiiw ia paying o mooo too pirricoLT I. rwMrtaftia to mUrt aw rrWn4 MmM t turn tt QuUtf tftautr w -q .and M aurrtifl. W af frtAd-Mr". I fOHf fMMa oka Maik Moral al Mi Iwe.'f m twi rwttn ana nlJ alatlaaai m kit, ill, 1 T. aM My ru tl ka knt Mi Oil, rM)Mt. mH it fa" I. UM wM-llr, hr.h,. Ii-I ,,!, f.l.UT laakr at in Ha avrniMnf mil.. T'li ht Mr Om. aanf Marrlat, Aaat r llnwr' ha aial. aaaatnalr. ' rh.l U MH141 I..J4, ll.ai." aM tSa alit O i .,. aalaila "i ., Im taaa I Wla a yl.ia. a. ay all. ata." Do knoiAr of ateiicronc W want little tori, saacdotea, bits at ra anr clippin from a ntw.iaiai, aaasuinaorbwaliiathasauda )ua Think, Lauh or Cry I40 priiei wilt bs flen for tn bnt arlw tumfc lea pi la. ml silvar dollar, a. biH a.th finl ten saccaulul coaipaUUx. tut th hnt avanh. Th. onlr condition lor antarina thli ma DMltitm II that yxt aMid lth favrcHi.ilna toe. tor a a nvmiln' trial satnrtiHio to Ui tyaUeaal fttaaatM. AUdnat, JOE CHAPPLE, Editor S4S DOBCHCSTTS AVENVX,