The morning Astorian., March 13, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 190&
THK MORNING ASTOKIAN. ASTOHIA. OREGON.
BEATS ALL OTHERS
CHASE AND SANBORN'S SEAL .IRANI) COFFEE. THE TRUE MOCHA
AND JAVA WITH ALL THE VIRTUES OF SKILLFUL BLENDING,
AND WHEN YOU HAVE ADDED A LUMP OH TWO OF OUR
CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGAR
MAKES IT THE MOST DELIGHTFUL APPETIZER FOR EVERY
MEAL. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
ROSS, HIGGINS & Co.
RELIABLE
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN
1
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ini; tin' fin-oil fttiii mil ...nvfiii'. ,in.
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II I'lit'f. I.i ililf I imitf ,1 di-putc tivt'i 1
llif nlliif nl I'iiIiit ( 'iiiniiti"iiiiiiif 1 .
On Iluainm Trip. Hubert Hieer. nl
N tll I I HI. ... 1. till' III. Ill VV lli . lll.IIIHl.il
Itll.k I lf I. it hulk nf llif llllllilll.l II. I'd
Ml tin- ini. I il.iHIj.'!' plants ill llif ylf.lt I
I i.lilltilii.l valley, illl'l vvlm nl"" null. .1
lillf t tilt I'll llif 'HIIIC (illllllli l ill ll- j
lliili.i viiii in thf tit) Vf-tt'lilitvv , I ii J
tii't! i.l Viitiiirl llliiinl.'. I
Hotel living European plan. The
only steam heated hotel in Astoria; lajRC
ami aity lotnns; ptirc from 50 cents to
$1.50; well pirpairil and daintily st-ived
meals at .15 cents. Sp.cinl rates per
week or month (or 100m and board to
peimani'iit Ruent. Our bus meets all
trams and steamboats.
R.-ftigna. l.n ) N l l. .Ihu i .ti thf
i iifini. ,tl I'm.' i-ni'iiif bit- "fill in his
ifilMnili.i I" Hi'' ''iiMiiiilMef till llie
1111, 1 nil-1 nl llif tllv council, tn I'f
illniiit' mi A 1 1 I'li-I, mill will mi,v
vviili !n liiinily in I'm I liiii'l. vvlifif lie
liiii Si'ff pled .t position M m inn Till
bits, ill thf employ nf llif I'l ail FSitrm 1
transfer company Imi "i'ii iippiiinl.il
liv Urn rominiitcc In t like Mr. N'eidel's
Jililfl.
Is Doinj Nicely. City l'b)ieiiii I'll
kiiiKtnil report bi miiuII -po pulient
if 11 -' v ti4 "teiulily III tb" pf-t liollKl'. It
liii"bt. be n f'ioil iilfil it' people inblieled
lo hmif wulki, tnko ftome oilier route
I hail imii tlml earrifH them elo-e to, or
piitl, tlm prht, boiin'. There lire plenty
nf other tliiei'lioim tu pursue, for u
week or ten duvn, tit. leant.
ooooooooooooo
Thu
UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER
CHOPS
nil kitnlrt of
RAW OR COOKED MEAT
Better Than Any Other Machine.
it uIho
Chops All Kinds of
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
Fino or Coarse as Desired,
Into Clcan-Cut Uniform
Pieces, Without Mashing Them.
IN THIS RESPECT IT HAS
NO COMPETITORS
It docs away with the Chopping
Bowl and Knife Altogether.
Auk to foi' 11 UniveiHiil Cook
Book Vice.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
GROCERS.
R ported III. H-v Mr. Alley nc, il
Holy llllliii fills' lliiipei II 'm li'il 'i'l
II III t V illllMlW.'l, Wltil fii III ll' I'l
plftnu.V "If pllillllllilllU
B. P, 0. E, All i:iU ittf 1 .pi'.'iiil In
Ini pif.fiit tit tin1 i.'K'iliii riifi-l 111; In
niylii .it the usual In. ir, tlifif Iifini
lllKif HW UUlltd nl llll'ICkt III ill' 11""'
111.I ii-pnf nf.
Claims Ov.-r $j,uo. A unit , hid
M'.i.nl.iv in iiii'i hi ui nut t nl rl.ii-n.
I, , In.l-t- I hav II I'.iK1'. Ini iif .v
1.. 1 tin- pi.iiiitiir. i-iiii!ii-i "iiu i
nhjiii 11.111! vti.ti. Mim W, 'I'w ilij.'ltl ii-
,lillltltl-l l:1 IV nt 1 Ii. ' state nl l.n
III. .v. 11 ,. ,-. ii-' ,," in .vliii'li fiiiiipi-11-.i
Imii mi "'iiiii-i ,i ii.iiiif'l inii.c, fiinl;
liull-i li J " 1 ,111. 1 n,:iti.i'iar nl ii I. inn.
.ml in i ft nf.' .1 H-iii.. ..f lui'iilt tin hi I 't -
i- i-l ' I .. in 1 In tu nl .'.;' I ll Ii
int. 1 -I- .Hi.) fii.lv
Will Soon Fil I' n 11 iw it-it. mi iniii
I Imlii I.l Mill (.ifi'iil ,1 iflili,iii
m I'i, l. j.illill. ,111 ll'.l'illl.ll ii'll nl M:lli
"ili.lli.l ,l III. Il'lllll:;.' . 1111,11 if It ut
.-ilit If in, 111 li.tvili' ,.t,h,i llif iiillflll
-I1.11 i.-.l nl.n I' lo liiii Itlinvill tlnil
C 1 ji -1 -ti will .ill, fmiiiiiiiitinii nil
Hi.' ..tin.' Inkfl In 1 t1.' "llifi' nl fiiliiliiik
" ll '111 1 nl I 111" up , -utility.
Another Scorch t 111 .-Jo n'fliiflt l,ii
in;.'lil .ill .1l.11 111 i'l I'd vuh IMI11.' ill by
I'.i.nii nl .1 Mini .'"i'!i 1.11 llif Ilium' nl
Mi ll.ij.'j.'iiiiiii, mi llif vvtt I'lnl nl A-Ini
Ilii'l. 'i. I iliilii.;i! nil, I S'n. 1 lme
ii- Kinif, ,nit tin- , liimney wn
.null .iili.iifi, wilb but little ftiitna jr In
t In- iiiini-f. 'llif bniim i- tlie pinp
irtv nl tlie Akt'Hi.i Iron Wnik. 'Hit'
pnliif aif I- 1 i ti .1 kluirt liMikmil for
.mil f iiifr'.'iii if. a- lue these niyliU of
.lull ,ni. -.'.Hi,!. ,111! I In- fir,- iltpin t inint
I- n 'i t!f ,Hi vif tin falls nl all limn..
l:..!tfi .k.itiii' ",nli".l. f.lne.il.u j
.-M'lllli;.'. M l I' ll I II ii, l''i..l. A Vkltike.'
hall. null- 1 n I"'! Wei ll I m i. Im-al
-Lit,?- I'i 1 li.nii,i"ii.liii. Mu-if will'
bf ia at Ifii.l.in. f lili-ibiv cvenim.'. 'l i
PERSONAL MENTION.
I. II11.I111' nl I'm tl.iii'l 1. in tin'
1 ll V I'll l.llsillf-v
lliiv A. Iti'flk nl I'nll laml. vv ilk ilnilli;
liiikiiifk. in A-lnii.i yeMenlny.
I''. I.. I'iilni'T. nf tin' I'mllaiiil .lully
l!lk k 111 the tilv nil Inikiiie.k.
I.. 1'. Tiiimililliit, nl New Yoik wa
in Aklmia e.lfnlay on biikim-n.
Mi-t. r. (Ivii 11. Ailnir iva in (lie eily
veslt'iilay, from lier U'airentiiti home.
. I,. Ilobb Wiik a hoiiiinn pii-ki'iifi'i
on thf 110011 expifkk from I'm t laml e
terdiiy. Mr. ami M11. .1. 'I'. Henley have moved
to (iniy'H river n in 1 will rekide there
M'i iniiiienlly.
Mi". ', T. Crokby in ifiiiveiinn finm
nil iiltiiek of In 'rippe 11 1 lier Eleventh
xtreet, home.
I. It. ( 'lurk returned ye-tenbiy ftoin
Collin'H Spring inueli born lilted by bin
stay there.
Hev. 'lohu Wiiter, rector of SI.
Mury'M Catholic church is 11 visitor ill
the mctropolik.
Mi-t. Ii I!, Hli'Skin),' nnd little diiiihler
Matnery, left yeHterday for 11 month's
visit, with friends in Snlem.
Mrs. J. If. Allen, wife of .Indue Allen
of Scuttle, is in the city, the truest of
Mr. nml Mm. (leorge W. Huberts.
Mi'h. (ieorfie W, Hnhn of Colvillc bus
been the (jiies(, of Mr. 11 ml Mr. I. Itcrj,'
miiu fop the past week ami was I lie if
cipienl, of much social iittention.
Has Moved..!. Q. A. liowlby 1ms
moved his law ollico from Bond street
to rooms I nnd 2, upstnirs, in tho Odil
FcIIowh' bnihling.
n
WHERE ASTORIAN'S EAT.
Quick service, combined with cleanli
ness, and hift'h quality, is what the ma
jority of people desiro when they ent,
nnd the rentniinint whero nil these ac
commodation!) can be obtained in where
they ko. Tho I'nlnce Cntciing Couipniiy
on Commercial street, just opposite the
I'lifio building, is known by every As
toriiin 11s the place to obtain what they
want. Hero they nil go nnd having
gone, no other restaurant will satisfy.
A specialty is made by the Talnec res
taurant for banquets, and party service.
Open at all hour.
ELOQUENT
ADDRESS
Dr. Stephen Wise Speaks on "The
New Conscience."
LARGE CROWDIN ATTENDANCE
AtldirH't, Full of ThouKht and Truth,
L hlenol to by Many Astorians
in Hi- I 0. 0 V. HallIntro
dutfti by tlm Mayoi.
II 1. nut nlli'li y ( . I'll to A-tiiiialik lo
II. Ifii In an ii'l'llf uiiiili fiiinliiiit'k all
I be ipialil if- "I i-'iiiiiff. iifplll ol
I hnnj,'lil , Hint the 1 nitv int iiij,' poWfi ol
tin- I111II1 nl ',vli;,t I- Mil til . Ilk Hint (If
livfinl I, i t fVfiiiii;,' in llif I. . I'
I,, ,11, In Km tin Mrplicn Wis- nl I'm I
I, ,li,, mi t he kiilif 1 I nl " I lie New ( 11I1
fie in- ,"
'I ! iiall v,,i. ,.,M.,-, nii'l ihal liie
i.iniiii'. I lull 1- I" In- ii'liliilillalfl
. 1 1 .... 1 .f.Hiiii;.' ti..- iii"fiiif nl -inli a
ill-l llliMII-lie.l illl'l lliaklflltll .Jlf.lltfl.
Via- llif 1111111111111111- V l'llfl o fV t'l Vtille .
Mini wa, Im 1 1t11.1t- 1-1 1 . 1 ifli In hf.H I he
ll'l.llf.
Allfi lii-iii'; l.ll' il v Hit 1 ! ttt fil bv I he
Mavi.l, III H it, ul.i ii hf hitil lelfrif'i
hapl'lll I" III- iti'Viil. vi-il In A-lmia
hi. le t in I' i-hi-l'" npfl.l hiiil.e iillil
llif .iil,.e.iiiii' i!i -t 1 in t lull nl that
ImiiI.Iiii,,' ai"l tif-.iiiy the Imp" Ilia'
lh. ,n.if. ii mi It) imi bf InlliiWi'il by
,1 .11111l.il ili-.i-tn In llif I. . F.
IiihIiIiii. Iniii. op In. kiibii'ft "llif New
I 1.11.1 iflif."
llif .pial.fl divided hi- milijeet into
what iin'hl bf leiliifil four purl, a-
. Aflllplllieil ill the kOiiiil fllll.fiellfl'
1 u if nr pnlitieiil, f mi-f ient-e, tlie liu iiil
eoiiki it'iiif. and the national nr inter
nal inlial eitli-cie Off.
Ill' .f .puke nf till- 1,'ltiwtll ill till'
pitpiilnt urn nl tin- I'Hiiiliv. the imi ta -c
in wiiillli nml etnlfil bv tlie query wheth
et llif iimial and kniilmil ylnwth nl
tin- mil mil nml the individual had !ccu
iimitiieiikill.tle to thi reiiiaikiible
L'HiwIli in pnpilliit inn. wealth, and pnw
if. "The New ( onscienee is ll ciie of
liyitliickk itlid nilylil HCk-, the 1 I III - !
iiij.' inlfi elimi.ible." iaii bf. "I'on
k, if mi' i ttliit'd to Science. Si iein e
i. ml. Ihel nal kiiovvio, Vlhilf Con
.' H lief i- initial know in;.'. The New ('on
.1 ii'tife i imi -ofial fvifpl in it'- mil
if it-liini". tin' New ( iiii.f ii'tn-f i- tb''
-1 ii-iiee nl human l" -l.it ioli."
III .f -lniUfil t he New I otl-fifttef
ill ll'. nut I'lf .ik II1U-. I'k fflllilitif,l ill
till' at Ifltillll llluV flllellt whiell ha.
1 11 ku'fiiiiu ll'l'iilhoul tlie iialinn.
lit' .pnkf "I the Uiilniel till wolk nl slU'b
null If, inc. Weaver, Folk. all!
l:,,-. v, Ir.
" hat line- lid. mean." -aid he. " I'
III, an. that vno :) ml I have beeniii"
Uf.il'v nl the pliimlei iui; of the civic
tifiikiiii ; it means that we will tin
away with civic tyrraliy."
Til "real Ifl'il'liik, the kpeiikcr H--
ki'iMcd, hail il-'ilt vniet'k tn nwnkeil lie'
til ic fttiikc if in f . but 1 In1 Icadeik would
have been puiii'ilo. In work out their
rt'tornik, had not the people "hind be
bind them, hat-kill'.; tip their Wolds .111,1
deck
111 speakiit" nl' tlie New ( 'tin.iicni'f :i
slnivvn in the Niitimiiil ami Tnlcr iiiilimi
al Mtnld. he -aid that there were twn
kympliuiik nl flow Ih. First, this is .how n
in (he itit'i'fii-itic; number of people who
stand for National honor and ideals, mid
second by the rapidly augment inn num
Iter of those thronnhout the world, who
are opposed to "Hint blackest of alt
horrors. War!" The number of those
slalitlinji for pence increase, every year,
mill liimscvch nml his eullinj; of the
rcac.' Conference at Portsmouth, mid
the consequent cessation of the Uusso
.lapattcse war, v.its cited as mi cmuplc
of the almost universal sentiment for
pence.
The words of William Lloyd CmTison.
" My Country is the World." were si id
to be the epitome of the thought of the
New' Conscience.
The quickening of the New Conscience,
Dr. Wise ascribed to be due in no .small
part lo the iulliiciicc of woman. Au
nt her plm-i' of the inler-iinlional con
science was depict, il in the sympathy
which the civilized tuitions of the world
feel for the misfortunes of people in
distant In nils, and of the quick response
made to mi appeal for help, no niatlcr
w here I he cry vomes from. The re
cent, famine in .lapiiii, mid the sull'erintr
of the .lews in Kiissin, with the prompt
measures which were taken to help the
snll'ercrs, by America, were jiiveu as
examples of this newly awakened inter
national conscience.
"The loftiest nut reaching of the New
Conscience," the speaker termed, "is
in the protet nuaitist vron;. The social
at til tide iifininsl siill'erinc;, has changed
mightily in the last centui'y, time was
whin the sight of a poor man .sull'ering
cmiscl baldly pu.-iiig noliec, but now
the new eon seje nee, the realization of
the blot bei bootl of mini. enue the
prompt iilleviiilimi of xtnli hiilfcriiig.
"Today," said lr. Wi-c, "we tin not
admit liny mini ii morally incurable.
We help him again iniei again. We
should bine a iimnil bankruptcy net, as
well ns that of (he Ini-ine., woifl."
The attitude nf the Nfv ( 'oiikejencf
to the qoeslimi of the iieeillliullil it'll ami
iitribiil ion of wealth, w,i touched up
on ill Milne length. "Theie Mils once 11
lime when the qic'iy of bow a man be
came pn-.f ..Ml nl hi. wealth would not
hive be, Ii ii-knl under liny fin-MII!-liini'i'-.
ii is dilfen-iil now, II i. not
I'liougli In l.iioi'. Hull, a mail has money ,
bill We .'-I, 'have you I he moral lilil
In have mniiey ':' ll, i. not enniigh lor
a man to have money, l,u! he most
-p, lid til.lt IIIOIC'V light. The N'ew (.'on
'el'ee le.iehf. il lllilll Imii' to fail. Sue-
ee.k i- inn gn-.it ii piiti. to pay if the
itinial III" i. killfd ill the aMainim-li! ."
Dr. Wi-t- ,iid thai the ten -!,ci- nf th
New ( 'nii-i if nee have been Hie iv mill's
gieal, good, lofty, pine, ami holy men,
The.e men, Iff koiiiiig from the Hebrew
plnhpet., tu tin leadeiv ol the pre-eiil
ag". have been the quieke lit'l . of the New
( oll i it-lie , The Neil f nll'l'ii'lli-e, il
Mils stated Mil. simply the old ('(ill
-eii nee ifiiiilicil ami quickened.
In i-mie In. imi. In. Wi-c .aid Ihal thi
ol. I eiiitiuiai, wa. " Thou -hall ami thou
"halt tint. 'I he new eomuiatid to peo
ple of (ida, i "Thou shall leceivii,
thou "halt, believe, and thmi -halt do and
1.11'iK."
While ill the city I)i, Wi-e Via. enter
laiii'-il bv e-. Major Isaaf liiTguimi.
TO ALL McCLUKEITES.
President Ball Makes a Last Appeal to
Public Spirit.
Thf lollowing urgent call i. addies.etl
to the iii' iitbei s nt tin- .i lure Improve
ment Club, nf thi- city, by President
T. I.. Bull, an khniihl Ik- Inr-ded by all
eoneeilietl.
"To the lteiifiits of Met lure's Astoria:
"Several weeks ago an improvement,
i lob was started at the court house and
since then elforts to enlist the in-operation
of all inter -sicl have proved futile.
"(hie la-t clem! will be made to n-k
you to g.et in ami help ymir-ftf:
"This iTiie-dav i night at 7 :'V o'clock
there n ill be a iin etiiig al the court
liinikf and Y)il' me earnelly invited
tn lie pii-ent: tlii does imi mean ynui
migiil m almie. il inc. in. M ll' !
" If vim tail tn .In vtiiir duly Me
(line's A.t.niii will itife' the fate nf
llnlid st'ci': ;,inl lake :i hack - at. while
the nthf. .. 1 1 - i.l i ,c eili ,, ahead', if
the pn.pe.lv nwiieis ni hind .(reet had
got ii iiinve on a leu veal's ago it vvnuld
tml.iv be Till! luisiiifss -tifft; if you
will git a tuiiv mi NOW, Mi line's A--tufiii
viill -hale in the improvements
iilmiit I" be made in A-toria.
"ll you can't lead, at least follow
the lAiiiuple of the lip In date Sliivcly
i lull, the en tipcrat iv e West Kml Club
and the willing Fa-t Fnd Club.
" I'veiy citien of M'-( line'-, whether
a huge property mi tier, or .mall, is in
vited: indeed, frequently the small
lininc owner i- a more energetic citien
than the self sali-lied landlord: if there
is (he least sp.nk of life It-1 1 in you,
come out TO.NICI1T!
"The We-t Fnd Club will visit lis
over llMI stroiig mid theiV ought to be
tnnie than a half ;i dozen McClniites.
"At the court house Tt.KiHT.
" T. I.. BALL.
"I'isident Mel 'lure Improv ement Club."
All people answering this call from
the McCluie district arc expected to
bring with them their special exhibit-,
of products from the yards ami prem
ises thoifin, such as old tin cutis, rags,
bullies, gum shoes mid other debris in
digenous to that locality, and the same
will be placed on show by the commit
tee mi resurrection and kept in the
public eye during the evening. Don't
liugcl vtuir exhibits.
CARD OF THANKS.
To the kind friends mid neighbors,
who so chmntably expressed their
sympathy ami rendered assistance dur
ing the Inst sickness of my beloved wife.
I express my grateful thanks and ap
preciation. .KlSFI'lt SCilAMIiFliliKli.
AUTHENTICITY DOUBTED.
SAN' FHAMTSCO, March 12. -The
authenticity of the note picked up on
the ciNiHt at Half Moon bay, purport
ing to have come from u sailor on the
liriti.sli ship DromoralK, nnd which
.slated that that vessel was sinking is
doubted by uiutoi'writers. They say
that if tho Pniincraig were lost-as
is now the general supposition she
has in all probability '"turned turtle,"
inulSii that case there would have been
no lime for letter witting.
This is the season of listlessiiess,
headaches and spring disorders. Hol
lislcr's Kocky Mountain Tea is a sure
preventative. Makes you strong and
vigorous. ;!," cents, Tea or Tablets
Fnuik Hurt, druggist.
CONFERENCE BEGINS
Fishermen of Pacific Coast and
Alaska Convene.
MCH INTEREST MANIFESTED
Delegates Representing Fisherman of
California, Oregon, Washington,
and Alaska, Ar? in Attend
ance Addresses Made.
The eolifeienee of the li-heimen r,f the
Pacific Coa-t and Alu-ka wa- called to
older al l' ii. III. yi'stfiilay by Secre
tary II. M. Iiiiilktii at tiie I i.liei men's
I'liion hull. Delegate!. 1'ple-eiit ing the
li-h. llili'll of California, 'begun. Wash
ington and Ala-ka pii-eiit'd their cre
dentials and lal. Ilo-enlifig. general or-
taiiizcr of the fishermen, wa- elected I
chairman and I.. II, ltliii-n, -ccretary
of the eiiiifi'ieiice,
Mo-l of the time u,,. taken up wild
a general dikcu.-imi of the seope t,f the
oigiinizittinn a ml the call for thi. con
ference to which the ,. -legate- pre-etit
had responded to in part iiads a- fol
low :
The - i-hei men'- Protective I'tiioil of
the Pacific Coast ami Ala-ka. desirous
of organizing and uniting all of the
ti-lieriucn of tic Pacific Coast ami
Alaska, hereby i--ue. cull for a meet
ing nf delegates selected by the respec
tive li-lc-i men's unions of the coast,
-aid mis ting to convene at Astoria, on
March I.', linn;.
The purpose of tin. meeting is to
draft a con-titiition for a Cenerul Fish
ermen's Union of this Coast and Alaska,
which while giving full home inle to
th respective branches of our calling
and to the respective loealitie-, will at
the same time so unite all of the fish
ermen as to 1- able to effectively carry
on legislative work, and more thorough
ly organize the (i-hermen. many places
on this coast Iteing yet without orga
nization, or only poorly organized.
(inly a general union with ji constitu
tion as outlined alstve. can. we believe,
unite nil the fishermen.
Ami unity we must have to tmnv
laws which will lie of ln.-ting benefit to
us. rule's in the very near future laws
are pass,., to protect the fish ami tic
fishermen from the greed of unscrupul
ous corpnratiiins. in a lew years there
will be but few lish left for the fisher
men to catch. For the Fi-h Traps, miles-
the law step. in. will not only drive
the Pui'se-Scinei ami Cill-N'etter- from
the common lishing -gi oiiuds. but keep
on destroying all kind- of lish a they
have doiie in tin- pii-t.
Cnited in ii great body of li-henuen.
as we can have if we aiv true to our
selves and our calling, n id. tl by sister
unions, wo can and will secure good laws
for the -lishing industry from Congres
and the various State Legislatures.
The Constitution agreed upon will be
submit ted to the various unions fot
ratification.
Only unions ratifying the Constitu
tion will become members of the Cen
tral Union.
The sending of delegates does not
commit anv union to become ineniliers.
it simply expresses deshv to aid in
draftim: a constitution which it is to be
hoped will be satisfactory to all unions
so sending delegates.
We remain, fraternally yours,
FISIIFKMHX'S PKOTKCTIYF UNION'
OF THK PACIFIC COAST AND
ALASKA. I. X. UYLKX.
Secretary.
KIV ANDFliSFN". Chairman.
The conference expects to finish its
work by Saturday.
Preparations are being made to have
a general mass meet ing of tisliermeii
some evening this week to give the vis
iting delegates mi oppoKunity to ad
dress the tisherinen of the Columbia
Kivec
We are sole agents in Astoria for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, N. Y,
Celebrated Stoves and Ranges
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MAKE STATEMENT.
Andrew Hamilton Tells of His Financial
Transactions.
NFAV YOltK, March I'.'.-The Tribune
today says:
"Andrew Hamilton, according to re
ports that reached this city yesterday,
has made to ex-.lu.tice I), (,'ndy Her
rick a full and complete statement of
his .financial trait-actions in behalf of
the insurance companies and this state
ment ha. Ix'cii turned over to District
Attorney .ferome by Mi Herrick.
It. was on the advice of Mr. Iferriek
and Senator Bracket!, it: is said, that
Hamilton came bark to this country
to ehar the riiimc of his dear friend,
lohu A. M.-Call,
"Stuyvt-ant Fi-h i. to ivturri from a
vve-tern railroad inspection trip next
Wednesday or Thnr-ila.v, ft is likely
that the name, of the member of his
committee of Mutual Lif" Policyholders
will be given out then.
"The committee of actuaries, it was
learned yesterday, will ask the Arm
strong committee for permission to join
with it in drawing up standard formn of
poliiie.
''Hie net im lies -ay that without their
assistance the forms would doubtless
be ambiguous ami full of misconeepton.
The actuaries n-si-it that the introduc
tion of a standard policy form will do
away with competition which is at the
bottom of manv insurance evils."
CHEAP RATES FROM THE EAST
VIA THE 0. R. & N. CO.
The folowing li-t represents a few of
the F:astcrn points from which Colonist
rates shown below will apply via th
.'. IL & X. to Astoria from February
15th to April 7, 1906:
Atlanta, Ga., $4(5.75; Pittsburg; Pa..
$42; Ealtimore, Md., $49.75; Washing
ton, D. C, $49.75; Boston, Mass., $49.90;
Peoria, 111., $31.; Buffalo, N Y.. $42.50;
Oklahoma, 0 T, $30; Chicago, UL, $33;
St. Louis, Mo., $30; Cincinnati, 0., $39;
Kansas City, Mo., $25; Cleveland, 0.,
140; St. Joseph, Mo.. $25; Detroit,
Mich, $39.75; Omaha, Neb, $25; Mon
treal, Que, $48.90; Sioux City, la, $25;
New York, N. Y., $50; St. Paul, Minn,
$25; Philadelphia, Pa, $49.75; Minnea
polis, Minn, $25.
Money can be deposited here for
tickets which will be delivered to pas
sengers at any point in the east without
extra charge. For further information
apply to G. W. Roberts, agent, 0. R.
4 N. Company.
The very best board to be obtained in
the city it at "The Occident Hotel."
Rates very reasonable.
New Popular Song Books Svenson't,
YOUR NEXT.
Never have to wait long at th
Occident Barber Shop. A. E. Petersen,
proprietor.
MASSAGE, FINNISH METH0B.
Miss Olga Landen, Finnish graduate,
room 6, Pythian building. Gives auus
aages, steam and hot baths. Pbom
Black 2165. Will call.
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
pairs. If so, take it to Andrew Asp &
Company. They also do all kinds of
blacksmitbing and repair work.
X. A. Ackerman, 421 Bond St, does (A
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, nut
tress making a specialty and all work
guaranteed.
THE PICTURE WORLD.
When you are in need of anything in
the photographic line in the amateur,
way, kodaks, films, plates, cards,
mounts, and all the technical details
of the business, and want the best and
last in the way of artistic development,
just go to Frank Hart, the druggist, and
tell him s0. That is all.
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 aoi
ranges till after the Holidays.
470-472 COMMERCIAL STREET ,
W. J. Scully
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