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TOE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, JARCARY, 17. ic.
Itcre b CcfTet ind CcfTw tsi Coffee, tst
Baiters' Barring'ton Hall, the
STEEL CUT COFFEE
Btt them all aad satisfies the meet f aetidieaa,
40 CENTS A CAN
... Cam m mar than in Other. Pare Mocha 4 Java Itntnt il I Mt
way. Th cofieo heny U cut p (sot ground) by hairee of almast .5
akuyMw into email aaiform particle. Thus it it not crashed, U ft M
nMtkad of sriadinr. aad the little oil eelm remeia labrokea. Tie eestBrfiS oil
ffU nradactl eaaaot evaporate aai U metered iadcfiaitely. Thia to M
mm way a pound of Barringtoa Ball will maka is to ao caps mere of full
strength coffee taaa trill any cofl Iran ad the oil way.
But tba real ajgnifieaace of Barring tea Ball Coffee ia that It eaa be sd
without ill effect by thee who tad otdiaaiy coffee iajaree them. Try it
A. V. ALLEN
SOU ACESTS FOR ASTORIA.
HELD TO ACCOUNT
LatonU Stock Association Must
Explain Business.
STOCK SOLD WITHOUT RIGHT
It ia AUtfc That i$ Shares of Stock
Held ia Tnst, Wert Traaafrrd to
Oeteide Partiea Without Warrant
and Right
qxaXXATI, Jan. 18. -Suit wa
hegua ia tba United fctute Circuit
Court, ia Covington. Ky, yeterday by
Harry Barria of New York in which he
pray for a decrea annulling the fret
transfer of 833 share of stock ia the
Latonia Agricultural and Stock Asso
ciation, formerly held in trust, and for
aa accounting of tba receipt a and ex
penditares of tba association ainvo tba
tra4 agreement wae entered into near
ly tea year ago.
The plaintiff aeta out aa cause of ac
tioa that William ApplegaU in 1895,
aa troatea for himself, and associates,
took over certificates of 825 share of
atork ia tba Latonia Agricultural and
Stock Associatioa and that these ahare
vera subsequently sold or traasferred
y Applegate to Joseph L Rhinock of
Cewington, and Juliua Fleichmana of
Cincinnati, without consulting hia as
aocktea ia the trust and without war-
swot and that no accounting of re
ceipta and expenditure bad ever been
Biade by Applegate to the plaint iff and
hia associates ia trust
REALLY WVESTIGATIHC
Traeadaio Committee Will Secammead
Draatic Aetisa.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Herakl
today aya:
Despite the recent silence maintained
by the Truedale eommittea a to tu
iaquiry into the affaira of the Mutual
Ufsj Inauranco Company it ia now
kaowa from out aide source that a
four different occatiious it haa made
incomplete reporta to the board of
trustee, covering such ground a a it
bad traversed and embodying not only
elaborate finding of fact, but also re
commending drastic action ia various
directions.
la well informed banking circle
yesterday it wa credibly reported that
the committee would not content it
self with dealing in generalities, but
would recommend to the company ac
tion of the mot radical character in
the case of epeciflc individual, who
are thought to have abused their
trusts.
Whether the committee' report
when finally made public, will go ao
far a to recommend civil action at
law to compel restitution of diverted
money or funds wasted by lax man
agement could not be definitely learned,
PLUMBERS PROSECUTED.
Caaadiaa Plumbers Plead Guilty to
Unlawful Comhiaatioa.
TORONTO Ont, JL R-The gov
wnment' prosecution of Toronto
plumber aa individual for combina
tion ia restraint of trade and conspiracy
ha resulted in 134 men pleading guilty.
Forty er yesterday fined a total of
I0.6U the P. tie of the other being
suspended. The roaihinatioa a a whole
a fined IliOHO several weeks ago,
HELD IN CONTEMPT
READY TO REPORT.
New Yoik Life House Cleaning Com
mittee Working.
SKW YORK. Jan. ltk-Thoma P.
Fowler, chairman of the house (leaning
committee of th New York Life In
surance Company said yesterday that
the committee would bo ready to re
port to the trusteea la about ten day.
He aid that the report would go to
the trustees, who undoubedly would
make it public. ,
caa only report now that w
ar,hrd at work and making pro
gress," said Mr. Fowler last night.
"Wo meet four or Ave time a week,
and the 'aMioa 'continue aatil late ia
tba evening. We have aot yet begua
the work of framing the report hut
are still being occupied with account,
figures, and fact. We should be able
to wind up the Invest lgt ion aad re
port within tea day."
CONFESSION
Play Moves Burglar to Confess
His Crime.
IS ARRESTED BY POLICE
f,IAH5ll ALL FIELD DIES
Sometime nervous woman's afflie-
ftona are imaginary. Again they are a
form of actual and terrible illness. In
any event, Ho!litera Rocky Mountain
Tea, makes you well A great nerve
tonic. 35 cent. Tea or Tablets. Frank
Hart, druggist
Count Witte i right. If Ru-sia is
to be saved, resolut- measures must
he adopted and enforced, and it is not
lis fault if at time tiny se m Tiarsh.
He ia dealing with a condition for
which he ia not responille, but which
he must dipo-e of. and lie is doing
so with the sole aim of saving Russia
from ruin. In that work the; world
wh-he him success.
Avoid
Appendicitis
It it caused by the clogging of the
bowels and intestines. Keep the di
rection active, the stomach right
the bowels healthy and open with
Beecham's
Pills
JMi Everywhere. In boxea 10c. and Sc.
YOUR HAT
IfBT Bo a ftrtl . Bet It Xakea
Ttwablax.
A man usually buya a hat that's "in
style," but the modern hat for man baa
lots to answer for.
Baldheada are arowlna" mora numer
ous every day. Hat mafca excellent
trdln place for the parasitic terms
which aap th Ufa from the roots of th
aatr.
When your hair begins to fall out and
your scslp is full of Dandruff It Is a
ore sign that these countless terms art
busily at work.
There is but one wiy to overcome thf
trouble and kill the terms tnat wav if
to apply Newbro's Herplclde to the
scalp It will kill the germs and healthy
hair la sure to result
ok! by leading drurglsta. Send 10c. In
tamp for sample to Tho HerplcM Co.
Detroit. MUS.
Eagl Drug Store, 351-353 Bond 81.
iwi Di-iip Store. MO Com. EL, T. F.
Eaurfn. Prop "Speelsl Agent"
(Continued from Page 1.)
endowed with al.fxw.wo the museum
now kaowa a the Field Columbian
Museum, for which a house valued at
$8,000,000 i (hortly to be erected in
the heart of the city. II later gave to
the University of Chicago land valued
at 4450,000, to be used for athletic pur
poses, and a portion of it i known to
day a a Marshal Field.
Gave to Every Worthy Caa.
He was extremely charitable in other
direction, never failing to contribute
to a cause which he knew to be worthy.
Personally. Mr. Field was a hand
some u;un, a trifle above medium
height, slender and well-porportioned.
He was popular socially, although he
never mingled in society as the word is
generaly understood. In hi personal
taste and habit he wa quiet and
modest. In politic he never inter
fered, although he was always ready
to give time and money to movement
looking toward better national and
municipal government. Ha wa promi
nently mentioned as a vice-pre-idential
candidate on the Democratic ticket in
114. He was several time offered the
si-coiid place on the ticket, but he re
used to accept it. One nijjht he was
called up at hi home in this city by
tin- As-ociateJ Press and for the sec
ond time witliin a week a-ked if he in
tended to accept the nomination. He
declared that he did not, and added:
"Th re is no need of the As-ociated
Press asking me this question again.
It has my authority to deny the state
ment as often as it likes, no matter
where it comes from."
Second Marriags Last Year.
Mr. Field wa twice marri-d, bis fir-t
wife having died several years ago.
Mrs. Field left two children, F.thel. now
married and residing at L anington,
England, and Marshal Field, Jr who
accidentally shot himself at his home
in thi ctiy November 22, 1905, snd
died five days later. September 5,
11X15, Mr. FLU was married ia Lon
don, FJigland. to Mrs. Caton, the widow
of the late Arthur Caton, of this city.
There will be no service of any sort
in this city. It is planned to hold tho
funeral eryiee in Chicago at a date
to be fixed, either from the Field resi
dence or th' Prsirie Avenue First Pre
hyteriaa Church.
Slaved by PUy Where Burglar ia
Caught ia Act, Says World it
Agaiatt Criminal Who Trie to Re
formSafe Cracker Confesses.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-A dispatch to
the Record Herald from New York
says:
Moved by a passage in a play where
a burglar, caught in the act, tells a
clergyman that tiie) whulu world I
against a criminal who trie to reform,
a young maa who gave hi name as
Albert Emerson, arose from an orches
tra sest ia tho Csrden Theater last
night and befoHt the audience, pro
claimed himself an expert safe bresker
snd mbher and declared hi experience
proved the word of the stage char
acter. His Interruption.' made in tone
loud enough to be heard through the
theatre, stopped the action of the play.
He was arrested, and at the police sta
tion hi statement and record were
verified. Emerson bas served several
terms in prison.
FACTS MEAN
MORE
THAN
Ma Ta jjart Takes Children Out
of Courts Jurisdiction.
GOES TO EUROPE ON TRIP
Appeal ia Now Pending la Circoit Court
by Mrs. Taggert, aad if it Don Not
Hold, She Will he la Coatempt aad
Liable to Flae or Imprisonment. .
ttXMhXTOX. X. Y Jsn. Itl-' I am
more than surprised that Mr. Taggsrt
left the I'nlted State with her chil
dren," said Judge Fa son, who presided
ia th Tagxart divorce case, when told
that Mrs, Taggart left for Europe yea
terday. "The only point on whk-h Mrs. Tag
gart claim to. have aa appeal over my
declsioa In the case h the ruling re
garding th custody of the children.
The divorce ia final but (he has now
filed aa appeal bond for 4U00 la order
to pay that part of tho decree as to
the custody of the children to the cir
cuit court.
"My decree doe not permit her to
lake the children out of the court's
jurisdiction, but if her apieal hold
good she would not be la coatempt but
she would have to abide by the decree
of the circuit court which aierta Feb
ruary 13tk. at Wooster. If (he appeal
doe not hold, and Mrs. Taggart haa
taken the children out of the court'
jurisdiction, unless she has an excuse
that is Mtifctory to the ewurt, she
i in contempt and subject to fin or
imprisonment or both."
Mnnlng of the
WK
M
PROSPEROUS CONDITION.
Coif
Financial
Associatioa ia Good
Condition,
NEW YORK. Jsn. I.-Tbe annual
report of the executive eommittea of
toilf Association, published today show
that a prosperous financial condition
continue to exist The balance on hind
on January I, 1!M3. waa 1 0.4m. a
gainst 111,11)0 on December 1, 1003.
Tb report also show an increase in
nemberhip. In February, 1905, the
total was 2Nfl club and on December,
lonfl. it w SM. Kinre the lt meet
ing fourteen dub have been dropped,
while two club have beea transferred
from associate to allied membership.
THEORIES
THOUGHT TO BE LUCY.
PAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14 The
th e-ma't d schooner ashore In Umpqua
t'.iver is l ieved to b the Luck which
Mt San P dro in billast three weeks
!,"
R.t. CarUale P. B. Martin, L. L, D,
Of Waverly,- Texas, write! "Of a
morning, when first arising, I oftea
find a troublesome collection of phlegm
hich produce a cough and la vary
hsrd to dislodge f but a small quantity
of Balard's Horehound Syrup will at
once dislodge it, and the troubl"ls over.
I know of ao medicine that is equal to
It, and It I so pleasant to take. I can
most cordially recommend it to all per
sons needing a medicine for throat or
lung trouble." 8old by Hsrt's drug
store.
The big show for Vi ! K-'i" to be
the I'uumna Canal eWTcntly. ,
Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid
Them.
More fatalities hare their origin is
or result from a cold than from any
other cause. Thia fact alone hould
make people more careful a thsta Is
no danger whatever from a eold when
It is properly tieated in the beginning.
For many jesrs Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy bss been recognised as the most
nromnt and effectual medicine in use
for thia disease. It acts on nsture
plan, loosens th cough, relieve tbi
lung, open th secretion and aid'
nature in restoring the system to
healthy condition. Bold by Frank Hart
nd leading dniiwiste.
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