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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1906)
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, May j, igotj, TO HAVE REGATTA Astoria Will Have Biggest Carni- Val EvCf COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED Enthusiastic Citi.ens Meet in City Hall , Last Night and Discuss Plans For Great Event Officers Named. The movement for the twelfth annual regatta was commenced in earnest last night when a number of the prominent business men of this city met in the city hall and selected the officers to manage the greatest water carnival of its kind on the Pacific Coast. There was the utmost enthusiasm dis played by all, and that the coming re gatta will 1 the biggest and most suc cessful of its kind ever given by As torians, is a. foregone conclusion. The officers selected last night for the regatta are: President, Richard M. Leathers; vice-president, Mayor Herman Wise; secretary, Richard S. Smith: treasurer, Albert Dunbar. Others mem ber of the committee who will act with the officers in making the regatta a suc cess are Frederick J. Johnson, C 0. Palmberg. X. Staples, II. M. Loraten, C. A. Linenweber. M. Franciscovitch, F. J. Carney, F. C. Fox. .Nelson Trover, Charles Calendar. .J. Q. A. Bowlby. Hon. J. Q. A. Bowlby was appointed chairman of the Farmers' Fair portion of the big carnival, and he will have power to appoint all his committees to aid him in bringing this important part of the regatta to a favorable conclusion. Nelson Trover was selected as chair man of the water carnival committee with the same powers as Mr. Bowlby in his department. It is the intention to begin active work at once and committees will short ly be around to visit every one toward raising money for carrying out the plans. There will be many new and novel features this year which Astorians and the visitors have never seen and all these different events will cost money, so it is up to all loyal residents to come through with the coin. The regatta committee of last year has some cash on hand left over from the regatta, and this will be used to start operations with. Then all the apparatus of previous years has been kept in good conditions,, and can be used again. Everything has started off with fine prospects and there is hardly a doubt but that the coming regatta will be the biggest, and best ever given. TRAVEL AROUND WORLD. NEW YORK, May 22. After twenty years of service as pastor of the Madi son Avenue Reformed Church, Dr. Ab bott E. Kittredge has offered his resig nation to take effect in September, when he will set out upon a year's trip around the world. Among those suggested to succeed him is Rev. Dr. Carter of Kan sas City. Before he entered upon his present pastorate Dr. Kittredge was for sixteen years in charge of the third Presby terian church of Chicago. Men and women who eat fat meats coarse, florid skins. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes your skin soft anal fair. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart. Five Reasons Why RUBEROID ROOFING To MaKe a New Roof or Repair Your Old One 1. Same cost of Insurance as Iron. Most Durable Roofing Made. 3. Easy to put on 4. Is Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction, 5. Has Stood All Tests of Heat and Cold; wet and dry weather. HE FOARD 8 STOKES CO. ASTORIA AGENTS. joooooooooooooooooo 0 FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The fine steamship Roanoke, Captain j Puuhaiti on tin1 hritlp'. crossed in e- , today evening at : ovuh-i. from i. Angele n l Sun Fmncico. and lit S:.'IO v tied it i nt tin1 Cullender pier. Pui'-cr Maun reported !!' people on I board, 13. in the saloon, and thirty- foir in tho stoorap.v Among tho disemb.uk at this city were lVlliert I (iritTen. son of Mr. and Mrs. ,1, X. tivitl'cn. who has been sojourning with friends at Kedlauds. Oil., for the past , three months, and who wa mot cor : dially welcomed at the pier by a host ! of young friends. Wsides his pat rents, I and Mr. .lack Aborlo. a brother-in-law ' of Frank nonnerlierg, of this city, who I i en route to Portland, to join his family who preceded him there some weeks ago. Mr. Aberle will spend a day with his sister here liefore going on to the metropolis. The Roanoke laid here for an hour or more, and then went up the river under the pilotage of Captain Peterson. The Lurliue came down in good sea son yesterday afternoon, and went back to Portland at 7 o'clock. Purser .lack Moran. one of the most popular officers on the river, was not aWnl, having laid off a trip to pay t he last sad honors to his deceased sister, Mre. Zan, who was buried at Portland yesterday. j i The steamship Albenga arrived in yesterday from Kobe, via Nagasaki, and reports an uneventful voyage across the Pacific, except for a series of baffling I winds. She brought ever a heavy eon- j signment of crude sulphur, nnd w ill load j out lumber for the orient, on to Portland. She went The Astorian was in error yesterday morning in reporting the Roanoke as having arrived the evening liefore from San Francisco. It was the steamship Costa Rica that touched in here on her way to Fortland. The handsome steamship Breakwater arrived down from the metropolis yes terday morning en route to San Fran cisco, and left out after an hour's berth ing at the Callender docks. The steamer Homer came in yesterday morning from San Francisco, via Coniax, B. C. She has a charter with the gov ernment to load supplies for the federal stations in Alaska. The four-masted schooner Admiral arrived in yesterday from San Diego, and will take the first tow she can get to Portland, where she will load lum !er outward. The schooner W. F. Oanne came in yesterday, twenty days out from the Sandwich Islands, ami is at anchor in the citv channel. The steamer Johan Poulseii arrived in vestcrdav afternoon, and after a brief tay at the Callender pier, went on to : Portland. The barkentine Portland arrived in yesterday afternoon and came to an an chor in the lower harbor. It is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold. How often do we hear it remarked: " It's only a cold," and a few day later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. This is of such common occurrence that a cold, however slight, should not be disregarded. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency of a cold to result in pneu monia, and has gained its great popu larity and extensive sale by its prompt cures of this most common ailment. It always cures and is pleasant to take. For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. You Should Use RETURNED TO SCHOOL. XF.VY YORK, May iM.-A special to a morning paper from I'tuiiilield, X. ,1., says: Unniel Norton, the -on of a wealthy Idaho rancher, who disappeared two months ago from a boarding school nt W'atctmng (Vest, was found yesterday .on North Avenue, Panwood, and re turned to school. His general apicar ! ance was good, showing that he had taken excellent care of hint-elf. The lad seemed anxious to return. Norton has not ct lecu told that his father died on May 7. Accordiilg to the boy's s(or, he took a dislike to an officer of the school and decided to leave. He walked to llover. Moi'.is county, where he got work on n farm. He remained there several weeks, later going to New York, where he wandered nltout for a few days. From New York he took a train for Elizabeth. There he purchased a new lint and some furnishings and started for Plainficld. walking the entire dist ance. Early yesterday afternoon he reached Fan wood. MISS DUTTON WINS. Al'HlllXDAl.K. Mass., May 22. What i believed to le a new national record in women's champion-hip golf competitions was established yesterday at tin- Woodland Coif Club at the opening of the annual meet of the Bos ton Women's tiolf A-oci.itinii, when Miss Mary Dot ton of the Oakley Conn try Club, and Miss Fianci- C. Osgood of the Country Club, played fixe extm doles and in the IS hole contest liefore the match was decided in favor of Miss Dutton. A difficult stvmc on the 2:1 green, which Miss Osgood all but nego tiated, brought an end to the long con test. GIRL IS IMPROVING. NEW YORK. May 22. A .-able dis. patch to a morning paper from Vienna says: Dr. Lorenz -aid vestcrdav that he was pleased and satisfied with the im provement in the condition of Lolito ; Armour, who will remain in Vienna until the middle of next month, while her parents go on a motoring tour into Switzerland and France. "Beyond a certain awkwardness in some of her movements." said the sur geon, "the malformation has disappear ed and her strength for walking, run ning, jumping and dancing i- perfect ly normal. I have little doubt that every trace of the original trouble has finally vanished and that no further Mirgical attention is likely to lie neccs sarv. Still, it is desirable that I -hoiild see the patient at intervals of one onfactured for u-e in Europe or America, two years until her recoverying is abso- a a rule is not suited to their habits of lute. If Lolits. who i- a beautiful girl, I life. but inclined to -toiitne. were of a! "The ineanii g of this i. that lho-e -lighter figure, the cure would complete before now." been A coarse, leathers complexion made I unbeautiful bv eruption!, calls for a gen- pra, reform in ivj Ttl(, (jiet sil0ulll be plenty of Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart. A distinguished Mexican visiting the Fast says Mexican women prefer Ameri can husbands. We are also in demand in other1 countries down that way. The pension office announces that the last survivor of the war of 1812 has just died. At that rate we will clear the Spanish war pension roll in 2MK, .A. D. It is safe to say that the girls of 1000 are sweeter and more beautiful than, the girls of war times. The up-to-date girls all take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart. , A Montana man ban discovered how to make potatoes grow in sawdust on the rof of houses. But this won't help .much. What most people arc waiting for is a kind of potato that will grow itself and then drop on the table ready to be eaten. Few people, even among the beer drinking millions of the world, know .that the highest development of the blowing industry has been made in the United States. To the minds of most people anything connected with the manufacture of the amber fluid suggest the flernian. Stomach Troubles. Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and highly respected resident of Falsonia. Mi's., was sick with stomach trouble for more than six months. Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets cured her. She ssyst "I can now eat anything I want and am the proudest woman in ths world to find such a km! medicine." Fop sale by Frank Hart, druggist, and leading druggist. EXPORTS ARE SHALL l!. S. Chinese Exports Are On the Decrease. AMERICAN GOODS UNSUITED United States Manufacturers do Not Pay Enough Attention to the Wants of the Oriental Peoples. NEW YORK, May 22. O. P. Austin chief of the bureau of statistic of the Department of Commerce and Labor ucliveicd an address on the "Xeulected opportunities in oriental market-," be fore the Manufacturers' Association lust night. The addles was accompanied by a large number of illustrations secured by Mr. Austin in hi- recent trip around the world in the interest of American commerce. Mr. Austin explained that they depicted the custom mid daily life alining the people of the orient and stig gesled the peculiar1 reipiireinellts of the markets which exist among them. "The immrts of the oriental countries amount to nearly two billion of dollars autiiiallv," lie said, "and more Until one billion dollars worth of this is of a kind of material which we of the I'nitcd States might supply. Yet we are at present accomplishing little, very little indeed, in supplying this great market. "In thai section of the oiient which lies in the tropics and has more than half its people and com men, we sup ply but one per cent of the one billion dollars worth of merchandise imported and are milking no gains; while Europe, which makes and cll nothing that we cannot make and sell, is supplying sixty-six per cent of the imports and stead ily increasing her sales. "The cause of our failure in the orient are yuite apparent to anyone who w ill take the trouble to viit the countries and study the ivqtiireiiieiiU of the mar kets as created by the habits of the con-uming population. "The oriental people form a distinct seciion ot tne commercial worm- a sec tion in which the commercial lines are as distinctly marked us thoe which .separate the genera! great geographical departments of the world. "The daily cu-toiiis of life among the orientals differ in such an extreme tle- glW from tho-c of the people of the Occident that the merchandise matin- who sllecC-sfllllv offer goods tti the oriental people obtain success by offer ing articles made in form to satisfy tne habits and the reipiireinent- of th-e people. This is (lie -eeret of selling ill oriental markets." MANY PATIENTS KILLED. SAN FRANCISCO, May 2-'.- ilesidc the scores if employes ami patients in jured in the collapsing of the Agnew stite hospital on the morning of the earthquake, there were HIH killed. After considerable search a definite list has for the first time been completed. The list shows that 11 employes ami U7 patients were killed among the falling brick and huge timltcrs also those who (lied later of their injuries. The complete list of employees killed as reported by medical superintendent Leonard Stocking is as follows: Officers and employes: Dr. K. A. Kel ly, H. A. Draden, Miss A. Ixicte, John Lynch, Miss E. M. Holmes, Miss L. Burnett, Dr. L. A. Dell, Mrs. A. Thaine, Mrs. It. Walker, E. II. Curon, Miss M. Fennell. Heroine Will overcome indigestion and dys pepsia; regulate the bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints. It is the best blood enricher and in vigorator In the world. It is purely vegetable, perfect harmless, and should you be a sufferer from disease, you will use it if you are wise. R. N. Andrews, editor and manager Cocoa and Rocklcdge News, Cocoa, Fla., writes: "I have used your Herbine In my family, and And it a most excellent medicine. Its effects upon, myself have been a marked benefit. Sold by Frank Hart's drug store. For County Judge u. Regular Nominee Democratic Party, MOTTO: Continuation of Good Road Work; Completion of Court House; and Upbulldlnn of Clatsop County. N 1 1 PLEA FOR rOOR MAN. NEW YORK. May 22. "Think of the I'nitcd Slates as a poor man' country that must, have n poor mini's govern ment." wa the nil v lift that .1. P. Dol liver, I'nitcd Stale Senator from low it, gave the giaihialing class of the Pack ard Coinmcici it School at Its commence ti leu t exercises last night. Senator Dollher made a plea for the man who had liscn from a humble boy hood in the country. "Chaiactei" he said, "conies up into n I from the ham Lincoln was such a muni 'he plowed ground through ni .'f't Abrn Aiiicilcin type at its bel, bom of dis cipline and Inn il woik, mole royal than a king," The Senators scored liioibid schools of social science that despair of any remedy save n clean sweep of ex isting conditions. "The law of human life is the law of lalMir. iiiTi!lce ami struggle,' declared the speaker. "Men and nations become stronger by doing things, Heavy bur dens and responsibilities make strong nations." Not it ss Rich as Rockefeller. If you had all the wealth of Rocke feller, the Standard Oil magnate, you could not buy a better medicine for bowel complaints than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, The most eminent physician can not prescribe a better preparation for colic and diarrhoea, both for children and adult. The uniform success of this remedy bus shown it to be superior to II others. It never falls, and when re duced with water and sweetened, is pleasan to take. Every family should le supplied with It. Sold by Frank Hart, ami leading druggist. SUBMITS DECISION. NEW uliK, May 22 Supr e l ouil hist ice W illiam ,1. Ouviior of ilrooklvn yesterday siilnuilteit Ins iecl-ln n arbitrator of the difference between the Ma-tcr Carpenters' Association and the .loin t District Council of dealer New urk, which two week ago re sulted in a strike of the carpenters in the Borough of Ilrooklvn. He Mods that the action of the strik ers was lllljll-tllleil. Iiellly inl.it lull ot their Hiitten agreement, lb' hold that the present scale ot waiff ti is -1 i ain III tunc until .1 ill v I. which was the lute fixed for the increase of wage in all the borough. IT. PAYS to buy MENNEN'S BORATED TAL. ' yTTK CUM WiiiiM) of tts perfection icitl purity. tS&2yXl But it dues not pay to ittl MENNEN'S POWDER ncurly as well, as it tiny to sell un imjcrfc:ct and impure su'intituio which, cubing about half tho cost of M EN NKN'S, yields the dealer double profit. Tho "just us good " with which some (leulcrs try to palm off a substitute is true any way. If it's only "just as gtol " for the dettler why push the sale. If it's only "just us good" for the buyer why risk un unknown preparation for MENNEN'S. There's nothing just as goo! as MEN NEN'S BORATED POWDER, and tho dealer who says there is, risks his customer's skin and safety to niako an extra profit on a sale. Have you tried MENNEN'S VIOLET BORATED TALCUM TOILET POWDER? Ladies partial to violet perfume will Iiml Mennen's Violet Powder fragrant with the odor of fresh iikteked Parma Violets. Pur mle everywhere lnr K renu. or nititlrtl fonlmi'l un rei ril uf ricc,t,y 0 GER.IIAR.D MENNEN CO.. Newark, N. J. Far-iimile of Hoi Sherman Transter Co. UENltY (SHERMAN, Mnnager iTacks, Carriages Baggage Checked and ' Transferred Trucks and Furnltur Wagons Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped. 433 Commercial Street 0000000000000 WANTED Saw Mill Men, $2.25 per day. Yard Men, $2.00 per day. Ten Boys, Over 16 Years Old to Work In Box Factory. TONGUE POINT LUMBER CO ASTORIA, ORE. OCXXOOOOOOCH.OOOOOOOOOOOOC000000000000 w einhard's s.r. A shipment of Fancy Coohies and CracKers Received Today. We have ome very fancy Dill sour and sweet pickle, All kinds of fresh fruits and vegetable. Card for lliid Eye match's redeem ed by ASTORIA GROCERY Phone Main Ml 833 Commercial Sk SERIOUS OGDEN FIRE. (k;DI'.N. May 22. A lliv thai .t irle.J fltionl 2 o'clock thi morning In the hou-e occupied by the Burton Implement Com pany. Twenty -thilil treel and Wsah inglon avenue, dct roved half a block of liusiiu- hniir on Washington line, eul, tiling a Iom of about ?.1."iO,tMl. The blae was fanned In a strong wind and for a time it looked though the entire block would be doomed, but jl wa got under control aftei dt-t toy ing (he building occupied by the Bur ton Implement Company, Ctsiige A. 1 Uiwe Company's hardware "lore, Fair feed lore. Huritip lirocery Store, Flit ( leaning & Dye Work and Itlchter'a carpenter shop ami Erlrinu' bl.uk smith simp. Insurance about IIT.V'KH). Sore Nipple. A cure ma be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon a the child I done nuring. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nuraes use this salve with tb heat results. Price 25 j cenU per box. Sold by Frank Hart and lending druggists. hi Fir limit sf Sol Phone Main 121