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THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 7l igofl. BOILED BAM, SLICED. Ib.... 30c CHIPPED BEEF, SLICED, lb ..30c MINCED HAM, SLICED, lb . ,13c CANNED LUNCH TONGUE, CAN.J.aoc IMPORTED SARDINES, a TINS.... ajc QUEEN OLIVES, MANZANILLA OLIVES, SWEET PICKES. SALTED WAFERS NABISCO WAFERS. A. V. ALLEN'S SOLE AGENT BAKER'S BARRINGTON HALL STEEL CUT COFFEE. NEWS OF OREGON AND THE NORTHWEST. THREE MEN FACING CHARGE OF MURDER Are You Going to Paint this Season? Painting is always expen sive and you want to have it done as cheaply as possible, n in m mm . By baying a cheap paint and saving a trifle in the be ginning, or by using PATTON'S Sun Proof Paint which looks best and wears longest B. F. Allen & Son Sole Agennts US bevhb T) SPICES, o" CCFFEE,TEA, BAIflfie POWDER, &foluttPurily, finest Flavor. Crtresr Sfrerh, Csasonbk Prices. CLQ55ET&DEYEBS r PORTLAND OREGON. Morning Astorian. 65 cents per month, delivered by carrier. SWOLLEN VEINS SPRAINS-STRAINS Cured by our Hand Woven Elastic Bands and Stock- 11 mps. Over-fatness and weaknesses relieved by our Abdominal Belts Writi for blanks mi book. WOODARD, CLARKE ft CO PORTLAND, OREGON WIRE TAPPERS ARE SUCCESSFUL CLEVER ROGUES TAP RACE RE SULTS WIRE AND WIN ONE HUN DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS GIVE FALSE RESULTS OF RACES. NEW YORK, July 6 For the first time in several year real wire tappers were successful in defrauding bettors in many parts of the country. The wire leading into the race track at Windsor Ontario, was tapped, the correct infor mation withheld, and false winners were sent to New lork, which is a betting distributing point " It is estimated that from 100,000 to 1100,000 was won on the second race by agents of the tappers. A great deal of this money was sent back on a horse in the third race. After the result had been flashed to New York suspicions vere aroused here and the fictitious race re sult was held back until the fraud was laid bare. Something like $10,000 was won by the swindlers in New York on the second race, and how much of this went back on the third race is not known, although it is likely that a con siderable part of this amount was wag ered. '" . AUSTRIAN COMPANY HAS NOT PAID A Banker, a Student, a Society Beau or a Workingman. IT'S ALL THE SAME, IN THE RANKS OF ALL THESE, YOU WILL FIND WEARERS OF THE W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE. ALL STAND UPON A SOLID F00T- I ING. YOU WANT A DRESSY OXFORD FOR THE SUMMER I TRY A DOUGLAS. S. A. G1MRE 543 Bond St, Opp. Fisher Bros. AUSTRIAN PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, MAKES NO EFFORT TO ADJUST LOSSES THEY MAY BE BROUGHT TO TIME. RAN FRANCISCO. July 0.-The Ex- aminer says: The Austria-Phoenix, an old estab lished insurance company of Vienna, Austria, has so far not offered to ad just a single loss nor has it even ad mitted liability, although its policies, are of standard form and contain no earth quake clauses. Concerning his attitude and affairs Herr Witt, a representative from Europe states: "Insurance people in Europe are sadly misinformed concerning" the San Fran cisco conflagration and its causes. ' have told my people the truth and ad vised them that they are liable. "I have suggested an adjustment of losses under the principles laid down in the resolutions adopted by the New York. conference. , I. pope my company will pay. I hope all the foreign companies will pay. If they do not I am satisfied the courts of their countries will recognize any judg ments of the courts of this state." Accused of Injecting Morphine Into Man For Robbery and Victim Diet. mvlSTONY Idaho, July fl.-Lee Phln ney, diode Yiekei and fl. Hrockway, ull of Cul de Sue, are Ivimr in the County Jail her with a charge of mur dor staring them in the face, Jeff lt ton, a carpenter of Cul de Sac, Hied thi 'morning from several hypodermic in jections of morphine administered, It is alleged, by them to him while he was intoxicated, with a view of roliliery. Phlnney ,it i alleged, was seen shoot ing morphine into Let ton's nrig, ami when Letton was discovered in a pre carious condition later, every effort w made to save hint, but without avail. Letton was 43 years old and appar ently a man of good habits, coining to Cul d Sac from Coeur DMIene several months ago, where it is understood he has a family. The prisoner will have a preliminary hearing this afternon. GUILTY OF LARCENY, THE DALLES. July 6. Nellie Van Pelt, an Indian woman, was yesterday convicted in the justice court of simple larceny and fined $23. Being unable to pay the fine she was sent to jail. l-st Monday evening the woman went to the camp of some other Indians on Three- Mile Creek, and put up for the night While her hosts were asleep Nellie ex tracted a bag from beneath their pil lows and stole a purse containing $17. Coming to town she invested a good portion of the money in whisky, and was having a "swell time when arrested, on Tuesday. The woman and her husband. William Van Pelt work about Seufert Bros', cannery, and an very good In dians, except when they can get whisky. HEAT MAY INJURE GRAINS. COLFAX. Wah July, 6.-Th ex treme heat of the past few days is be ginning to affect the growing gritin to some extent, and fears are already be coming rather grave n to the icrlou Injury which a few days more of thi weather will cause. The crops are in the very best jmmlitiou to' date, with the slight exception More stated, and under normal conditions would make the ro ord crop for Whitman County, -which conservative men assert 'would p the 12.000.000 bushel mark for the county, The wheat is just in bloom In most of the eastern part of the county and is in the stage when it can be the easiest damaged by hot weather. SIMPLY AN INVESTIGATOR. KLAMATH EXCITED. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July 6.-A small mining excitement has been stirred up here over the discovery of a ledge of ore about three-fourths of a mile north of thie city, and several parties contem plate taking up mining claims. A peculiar formation has been discov ered, in digging a well on the Mitchell place, driftwood, embedded in gravel be ing taken out at a depth of 40 feet in dicating that this locality had been a like on river bed before volcanic erup tions had buried this country under a flow of lava. Upon panning the gravel a few colors were discovered, demonstrating that mining exists in this section, and only awaits discovery to make Klamath fa mous for gold as well as for irrigation. SEATTLE, July 0. The central com mittee of th Vnited Herman Societies of Seattle tonight declared that August Rosenberg, former resident of this city arrested in Germany on suspicion of being an anarchist with designs on the life of the Emperor was nothing more than a student of chemistry interested in the investigation of paint compounds. He had amassed six thousand dollars and had gone to Germany with his wife to spend his declining years. v MAN HAS LEG BROKEN. ' WALLOWA, Ore.. July AWhile rid ing on a lumber wagon en route to his farm south of town, Martin J. Coleman had Ids right leg broken below the knee and was taken to the Hotel Mu Crae, while medical assistance was se cured. Coleman recently came from Idaho and bought the John Blow prop erty, near town. He also I a partner in the Wilson Basin Copper Company. ESCAPED PRISONERS CAPTURED. SPOKANE. July 8.-Frank Brown and Michael Burns, the prison rs who with Fred Stang, another prisoner escaped from jail at Asotin are again in custody and Stang is dead as the result of a bullet wound inflicted by one of the posse. The fight took place on flnose Island, where narry Draper of Spokane and his bloodhounds surrounded the escapes yesterday afternoon. Brown and Burns were taken back to Aotin. NEW MUSI IDLE HOURS . .. (Novelette) SUN FLOWER (Two-Step) CITY SWELLS .......... V. .. (March, Two-Step) DOUBLE TROUBLE ..... , . .(March, Two-Step) PEACHES AND CREAM. ...... . ....(R) A GARDEN IN PINK....' . ........ (Interm.no) NEW MOWN HAY............. . (Intsrmeiio) And many other, See the lmw window, . N. GRIFFIN : THE UNION OAS ENGINE COMPANY V, Marine and Stationary Gas and Gasoline Engines. WE ARE NOW FILLING ORDERS FROM OUR NEW WORKS. WRITE US rOR PRICES AND ILLUSTRATED tJtjBkCATALOGUl. F. P. Kendall, General Sales Agent. 9aM Front St, Portland, Ore. Best kind of logging shoes; made; always on hand.- hand- Morning Astorian, 155 centg per month, MASONS ASSEMBLE. CHICAGO, July 6. About COO Masons of Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin assem bled at the Englewood Masonic temple last night to witness the presentation of a Masonic silver trowel to the mystic Star Lodge of Englewood. The trowel, which is to travel around the Globe as a symbol of brotherly love and affection in the order, is to remain in the possession of the -local lodge for 30 days and then continue on its long journey. The trowel was started on its trip by the Justice Lodge of New York City last October and already has passed to seven different grand jurisdictions, and states in the United States and Canada. Twelve years will be required to go the entire journey. The emblem came to Chicago from Elkhart, Ind. GETS FIVE YEARS. OMAHA, July e.--Mrs.7 May Hayes, convicted of the theft of a $300 diamond whici she was alleged to have swal- i lowed, was today sentenced to five years L injhejienitentiary. Sh6 offered to sub mit to., an .operation for the recovery of the gem,"if 'file prosecution was dropped, PLANS FOR NEW BRIDGE. SALEM, July 6. Specifications for a new reinforced concrete bridge, the esti mated cost of which will reach about $0000, were adopted by the city council last evening and the accompanying plans for the structure were also approved. Bids will be advertised for in a few days. This will be the first concrete bridge to have been erected in this coun try, but, if it is found a success, others are in contemplation. The new bridge will span what is known as North Mill Creek, and will have a floor space of 24 feet in the clear. KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE. I'ORTLAND. July fl.-Ellis Korklin, aged 12 years, was killed by being struck by an automobile while playing 'tag" tonight The driver of the machine was arrested. A few minutes before the accident he had been warned by a police officer to light his lamps and failed to obey the command. DEFENSE GAINS POINTS. SEATTLE July 6. The chief poiots the defense in the trial of Mitchell de sired to get into evidence, were allowed today. .One was expert testimony as to Mitchell's sanity about the time of the murder, and the other was that there was a hereditary tendency to Insanity in the family. Several witnesses were intro duced, who testified to the apparent in sanity of Mitchell. B' The Art of Fine Plumbing has progressed with the development of the science of aniiation and we hive kept pace with the improvement. Have you f Or Is your bathroom one of the old fashioned, unhealthy kind If yoo tr itfll using the "closed in" fixture of ten yean ago, It would be wet) to remove them end install In their stead, -snowy white $fee4f4 Porcelain F.nm eled Ware, of which we hive samples displayed In our showroom. Let ui quote you prices. Illustrated catalogue free. I, A. Montgomery, Astoria. 1 ITALIANS TRY TO KILL' DRIVER HE RUNS OVER LITTLE BOY WITH HIS TEAM. KILLING HIM MOB ATTEMPTS TO TAKE SUMMARY VENGEANCE ON THE DRIVER. NEW YORK. July 0.-A mob of fren zied .Italian stormed a drugstore at First avenue amt Fourteenth street yes terday to get at William Rustic a driver, whose cart ran over and fatally Injured a little boy. A policeman had carried the child into the store and arrested the driver. " While the policeman was waiting for an ambulance about 200 men made a rush on the store, breaking in the door. The policeman hid hi prisoner and blew hi wlil-llc for help. A plain clothes man off duty, hurried In and with a revolver held the crowd at bay until a third olHecr arrived. A the dying child was taken away In an ambulance one of the policemen got the prisoner away safely by a back, door. When the croud learned this, another rush was iiinde upon the store. Show case and glass receptacle wpre smashed and other damage was done but the re maining two policemen drove the Itsl. Inn back and restored order. Morning Atorlun. 03 cent per mon delivered by carrier. MENANDWOMEKV I'm lllf U tnr anniltinil dl.rhrif,lr.fllunilli.ot, Irritation or Iwmioim of mucous nmbrsn. int i.r pulxiDuut. ' It Ornf (UU, or rent I plain rnpiwr, hf Mfirm. rrU. (" II, m. nrS Ix.lll-ttl.W. Uri-fliM ii'il on (WW. ?' juSl M Ovwani n I u M winm, anwssATLim L3 m AuuMl LS li u vs m mmm win posraveiy cure any case o oe iSatfdeiM of medicSno. v J Liil iuseose not mayo ICiciiiey the -peac 0 meiicine can io mops. 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