The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 21, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -si, 1900, TII15 ..MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. JUST ARRIVED, A NEW SHIPMENT OF THE FAMOUS GLOUCESTER MACKEREL Tim' flaunt Hit.l imt delicate Unvoted mackerel In the market, 35 CENTS EACH Nowhere clue will jou llnd the .am high quality and whn1ommes tit uih ft lew price, ROSS, HIGGINS & Co. RELIABLE TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN OR for California. Mr. and Mr. On. Jf. George, of thli rlty, left yetrdy morning for an e tended trip to fall fornl. Mr. fb-org will vUlt old bom in the beautiful gunU tiara val ley, where hi patent atlll rid'f , , To Collin's Sprlnii. -otto IMlWn ft yctrduy c citing or Collin's Springs, ilh hi young son, Sidney, who li suffering greatly with rhrdnia tWin, It ( to I li"I"d he tuny rrti all th benefit tlw prlng nolod for. "Under Two Flat" This stirring drama will be rendered at the Star thMtre on the night of Friday, Feb ruary 2Srd (.next Friday), under the auplee of the Udlrs of the Grand Array of the Republic, of thie city. Tickets, M cent. On sale at llart'i drug store. Transfer 0 Record. --Two deed, founds ihelr way to the public record" of Clatj county yt1erday, towiti 0. P. Maglnni and wife to Martha C. N'oram, warranty deed, consideration II, conveying forty-! acre of land with logging right-of-way, in Clatsop county. If. W. Jordan and wife to Charlr Jordan, warranty deed, confed eration II, conveying the wet half of the (outhraet quarter of wet ion 29, township 7 north, range 0 wct. The very bett board to be obtained In toe' dry la at "The Occident Hotel." Rates my reasonable. 0000000000000 iSweet and Juicy NAVEL ORANGES FROM 15c TO 35c PER DOZEN JOHNSON BROS. GOOD GOODS. 118122 Twelfth St, Atorie, Ore. oooooooooc ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH "'""'''"your FUEL? Gives More Heat for the Money Than Any Other Fuel. Try It. IN LARGE LUMPS OR IN SACKS 'Phone Orders to Main 1961 ELMORE & GROCERS. Hie Deputy.- Mr, Otto Jlellborn will occupy the desk of her husband at the pnstolm during hi absence of two week, at Colllu'e Springs, with their young son, Sidney, who goes (here m-ek-Ing. relief for -the rheumatism. Married Yeeterday.-YesUrday -after-noon In the parlors of the Parker house, Mj Pauline -Colbert of Ilwaeo, was united in marriage to John Clancy of Smith Ilend. ' The happy couple left last evening for a brief wedding trip. They will make their home at South IWud. . . , , Colonial Ball.- On the evening of February 22nd, Washington' birthday, th local lodge of the Order of Wash ington will give a grand Colonial ball at Logan's hall. There will 1 excellent mnle and a good time. All are In vited. Admission, 5 cents, Tarn Coming in Fast Yesterday the sh'-rlfTs odlre, received l5,fMiO in puy nient of taxes. Of Hi large amount Auditor Keuttmr "f the Astoria Jt Co litmbU Itiver railroad, paid in 112,1 H. K5. The Astoria Electric, Company alwi paid their tax amounting to $M2u.fM. The total amount of taxes received up to date now is aloiit $35,000, which is considered a remarkable showing. Funeral Yeaterday.- Yesterday morn ing the funeral of the late Thomas Peterson nf Fern Hill took place from the residence of P. Gullickson at that piece, under the aupicea of Cusbing Pot, G. A. It., Rev. Gustavo RydquUt, officiating. The liitermnt was in Ocean View eetm-tery In tr.e 0. A. R. plot. ' You will find WORLD of informa tion in the 190O WORLD ALMANAC. 13 cent Svenson't Book Store, Help in Weighing -Two expeit weigh ers have been sent to the post-oflice in this city, to assist in th weighing of rsiluay mail, In and out of this city for th net 105 days, in pursuance of the design of the government tp ascer tain, and establish, the ratio of rate to be paid to the railway of the coun try for transporting the mails for the next four year. Timely Celebration Ou Washington' birthday, the 22ud inst., a patriotic celebration will be held at St. Mary's church, Fifteenth street and firund avenue. The principal feature will be a lecture on "Socialism and tho Battle for Bread," by Rev. J. Chapoton, of St. Louis, Mo. An excellent musical pro gram will be rendered. f 22 Error Gladly Corrected. In the re port of the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in yesterday morning's issue of this paper, the report at large on the finunces of the Chamber from the first of January, 1905, to date, wa that of Treasurer 0. W, Lounsberry, and not of Secretary C." R. Higgin. It wns a case of misunderstanding on the part of the reporter and wholly unintentional. "Hotel Irving" ii tie only steam heated hotel in the city. COMPANY Re-elect Director. At the annual meeting of tho stockholders of the FIhor lliothcis Company hold in this city the board of director wai re elected for another year. The board Is composed of the following person; A'lmm Hi l?t, V. A, Fl-Jier, .). K. i'ergu on, ,, H, (('Council, arid F. J. Carney . The board litis reelected their former olllcei a follow: J'residint, Amu IIHk; vice president, J. K. Ferguson; xecietiiry and nmmij,'er, V, J, Cuincy. Mr. Gregg Speak. V-teidy af ternoon at thu homn . of Mrs, A. R. Cyrus, Misi Laura Crngg conducted a pitilor meeting in lnr iimihI attractive miuincr. She oke of the advancj-ment of the state where women have full sulTriigc and answered alt the argu ment made against It, and aid that woiiuin uffra 1 I lie leaven that raise the tttandard of political psrties." This, afternoon at the home of Mr. William J!o, Mis iiegg will conduct another parlor meeting. All are cor dially Invited, . . ,' Probate Order. Three order were iiiuili; in probate court yesterday, by Judge Trent-hard. , In the matter of the estate .of Henry , Roe, dceoed, hi widow, Martha Roe, wa duly appointed administratrix and "Messr. ' Morri .Staples, T. S. Cornelius and Maxwell Young were appointed appraisers. In the mutter of the estate of Charlc A. Slernla-rg, deceased, the hearing of tin final account of the administrator, wa set for March 2h next. In the matter at the estate of Jacob Andrew Jordan deceased, the Una! account of W, K. Joplin, exi-nitor, wo heard, approve.! and Mid executor wa formally Ji charged from further responsibility, Fine luitet of room at "Hotel Irving." Hoboet Arreited. Two gentlemen of the vagrant variety fell into the un feeling dutche, of the law early ye terday morning, and now repose safely behind the bars of the city jail await ing their hearing before Judgu Ander son this afternoon. The name of the men as given to the officer are Carroll and Rich. A letter found on one of the men show that he is a member of a notorious gang, which has of lata been carrying on operations in Seattle. The letter i from another member of the Iiiojiv uow ui Seattle, who BUI ttiat he will arrive' in Astoria in the near future. The officer are active thce days, and say they are determined to rid the city of all thi class of crooks. There is tome suspicion that the men under arret are connected with the at tempted hold up iu thi city Saturday iiiiiht. "Hotel Irving" it the traveling men' home. Paid Over The Coin. In spite of tho fact that he alleged lie had paid $125 back to the man who had deposited that amount with him, after robbing Jddgc. Nate Join.-, ki-cpor of the county bridge over the J-ewis and Clark river, of that amount ami $125 bcsiJes, P. A. Peterson, a saloon keeper on Astor street, paid over the sum of $100 t Jones iu payment -of what wns due. Peterson was up before the Grand Jury cterday and protested his inno cence of any intinitonnl wrong. He said that when the man who had rob lnd Jones -gave him the money to keep for him he gave him a receipt for it, which was later found on the robber. Peterson however claimed that the man had wine back later and taken back the money, but had omitted to give Peter son tho receipt. Notwithstanding Peter son's claims of having paid back the money entrusted to his care, the grand jury decided that he ihould pay Jones for his loss, which Peterson finally did. The best as-cent meal in the city is aerved at "Hotel Irving." News Plant Sold. According to the legal notices out in that behalf, there was sold at the county court house door, yesterday, it 2 o'clock in the af ternoon, by Sheriff Thomas Linville, the plant and fixtures of the Astoria News, under stress of foreclosure of mort gage held by Judge Chas. H. Page, of this city. Judge Page, himself, made a bid of $472.96, the face of the lien to gether with costs, and this wa follow ed by the bid of John Gratke, of the Daily Dudget, in the sum of $500, this proving the successful quotation in the premises, there being no other offers. The plant as advertised was therefore sold to Mr. Gratke for that , amount. Mir. Gratke was not prepared to say just what he intended to do with the acquisition. LEST YOU FORGET. Is it not about time you were getting that buggy fixed up! It may need new rubber tires or perhaps some other re- j pairs. If so, take it to Andrew Asp & Company. They also do all kinds of blucksmithing and repair Work. Signs Warrant - Mayor Wine yetter day signed the warrants orJerid paid lust Monday night by the council. License Iuel County Clerk Clin ton yesterday lued a marriage license to a well known Cliinnman of thin city, Ah J'H'g, penult ling bin itlliarif; with Mm Yawr. Observe Washington' Birthday. In accordance with the usual custom the merclHint of thi city will observe Washington' birthday on Thursday by closing their ston- at noon and re maining closed until Friday ruoniingj On Official Business.- Collector of In ternal Revenue j)nve M. Dunne, of Portland, was in the city yesterday, on an ollichil visit to the custom authori ties here. Ho left for home on the evening express yesterday. - Here on Butine. l;hief Inspector J, If. Harbour, of the federal immigration service, at Portland, acmrnpanied by the service interpreter, Seld Cani, a Chinaman, l in the city, on official loudness. Suit Filed. Erick Mannula yesterday filed suit against 'Kaleb Sunell in the circuit court, to ret-over $168.29, the amount aleged to be due tbs plaintiff for lead sold to the defendant at one cent a pound. ' Invitation Out. Invitation are out for the marriage of Miss Florence Kli.abeth Raker and Geo. W. Warren of this city. Th happy event is to occur on March 1st, after which the contracting parties- will enjoy a brief wedding trip. They will be at home in Warrenton to their friends after May firsf. Full Fledged Citiien. Simon J. Over lie, a native of Norway, yesterday ful filled the last requirement of his natur alisation a an American citizen, tak ing the necessary oaths and qualifying himself for life as a full-fledged member of the nation fr political, commer cial, social and all other elemental pur poses and conditions. To Improve Park. The ub com mil tee, of tile park commission ha ordered a new driveway to be made to the park site and it is the intention to later clear a spot on the grounds where a band stand will be erected and scats placed for visitors. Other improvements will tie mads as fast as possible. ' Die in Seattle. After a prolonged illness, Mit- Lilly Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson, died of con Mimption at ,the renideuce of her par ents hi, Seattle. The funeral occured in that city yesterday. The deceased was a neice of Otto Carlson of this city, and a i&U'r of Ludwig Carlson, also of Astoria, who went to Seattle to attend the funeral. Miss Carlson was born in this city and a large circle of friends here will sincerely mouru her loss. To Erect Drydock. It is the inten tion of the Cullender Navigation Com iiny to begin the erection in the near future of a small drydock or gridiron for the accommodation of boats of mod erate sire. The dry dock will be built from Fourteenth street extending to the driveway leading from Bond street, and just north of the railroad track. In the proposed plans there will be a spur from the railroad track to the drydock so that engines and similar heavy things can be easily loaded or unloaded from barge. The drydock when built will be of great advantage to Astoria, and it's completion will be awaited with interest by shipping men, and those who have occasion to use such equipment. m. Will Not Sign Ordinance. It is re ported on good authority that Mayor Wise has definitely decided not to sign the new ordinince passed unanimously on last Monday night by the city coun cil, providing for the entering into a contract with the Astoria Electric Com pany, to light the city f6r five years. According to the information, the May or does not believe that such a long term contract is advisable, as in his opinion the city may in the near future be able to operate and own it's own plant. The Mayor is allow cd ten days in which to sign the ordinance from the passage by tho council. If Mayor Wise does not sign the bill, the mat ter can only be passed over his veto by a two thirds vote of the council. It ia considered probable that had the council passed tho three year contract, the mayor would have signed the, measure. "Hotel Irving" gives special rates for rooms and board to permanent guests. The handiest book, contains the gxent- i est amount and most valuable infor mation. 1906 The WORLD ALMANAC 35 cents at Sveaion's Book Store, 10 dozen Black Satin Under Skirts that have always sold at $1.50. On sale Monday, Tues day and Wednesday at ; A 95 cjntt Ilorse Dept. Stoie Where Everybody Like to Trade;: I FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. The steamer F. A. Kilburn ia due from Portland this morning, en route to San Francisco. The steamer Czarina should be down early thi morning from the metropolis, on her way to the Golden Gate. The schooner Eric is due down this morning on the tow lines of the Har vest Queen, lumber-laden for San Pedro The steamer Northland which has been tied up here for sixteen hours, got away for San Francrsco yesterday morning. . - The steamer Cascade arrived down yesterday morning from Portland .on hep way to San Francisco. She got away on the early ebb. The steamship Columbia is due at the O. R. A N. pier here this morning eailv. en route to San Francisco. She will leave here at 9 o'clock if possible. The steamer- Lurline docked here yeterday afternoon early, and went back to Portland on schedule time. Captain 1-arkins is improving steadily, but slowly, from his recent indisposi tion. The steamer Despatch left the Cal ender pier at 3:15 o'clock yesterday morning, after a detention of twenty four hours here on account of a bois trous bar. She made it out, for the Golden Gate, all right. First Mate B. W. Olsen, of the steam er Alliance, has been granted his li cense as a full-fledged master mariner, and his friends here are glad of it and wish him a good berth at an early day. The steamer Alliance left Portland last evening for thU port and her regu lar call. Eureka and Murshfield. and will leave out of here this morning. She has been through the "inspection mill" at Portland and is ready for any thing, mostly freight and passenger. Many men give lavishly of gold, To build bridges and castles and towers of old; If you want everlasting fame, a bene: factor be, Give the poor and needy Rocky Moun tain Tea. Frank Hart, druggist. We are aole agents la Astoria for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, N. Y. Celebrated Stoves and Sanies es nann a I SUDDEN CHANGE. If you contracted a cold In the recent change of weather', you will find a rem edy of real merit in Tar & Wild Cherry or At wood's Cold Cure. At Frank Hart's Drug Store. See our window dis play of purses and leather goods, ete. THE HUNGRY MAN. The hungry mortal is almost uni versal (at times). When one ia hn gry he wants something good and wnt it quick, well-served, in comfortable quarters, and at reasonable cost, That's what he wants; and if in Astoria, he goes where he knows lie can 'get satis faction under all these conditions, that is, to the Palace Restaurant, on Com mercial street, opposite the Page build ing. The stranger going there once, goes there always. Party, and banquet, service, en -the same satisfactory scale. N. A. Ackerman, 421 Bond Stoes all manner of texidermy, furniture' uphol stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat tress making a specialty and 'all work guaranteed. . 1 .' MASSAGE, FINNISH METfiOD. I . - - - . ' y" It Miss Olga Landerr, Finnish graduate, room 6, Pythian building.- Gives mas sages, steam and hot baths. -Phone Black 2165. Will call. ' .- YOUR NEX1. Never have cident Barber to wait long at the Oe Shop. A, E. Peterson, proprietor. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Notice is hereby given that the Shively Improvement Club respectfully the borders of Shively's Astoria take steps within the next ten days to clear their premises of all debris so that tbey will present a cleanly appear ance. In the meaning of this notice it is expected that all front and back yards, sidewalks and gutters be cleared from all rubbish which causes an un sightly appearance. Failure to comply with the request within ten days of this notice will cause the delinquent to be reported to the club. An early com pliance to the suggestion will be ap preciated, i By order of SHIVELY IMPROVEMENT CLUB, K. OSBORN, President, HARRISON ALLEN, Secretary. Astoria, Oregon, February 8, 190(1. The Morning Astorian, 63c a month. THE ZENITH AND THE STAR Every one guaranteed. , Will let yow stand or sit on the oven door if yo wish. Prices reduced on all stoves an I ranges till after the Holidays W. J, Scully " 470-472 COMMERCIAL STREET .