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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1906)
! ' THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY io, ip& X it ; ! i IS NO THEOSQPIilST Secretary Lyman Gajc Denies the Allegation. SAYS HE ADMIRES RELIGION Gig t Point loma Getting Some Rest and Incidentally Studying School of Thwsophy Wmti No Butting In, CHICAGO, July d-The Tribune today publishes a signed staement from Lyman J. Gage, former wtary of the treas ury, defining his relation to Tbeosophy The statement is as follows: Point Loma. Cal., via San Diego, Cal. July 8. "I am trying life at Point Loma be cause I have personal friends here; be' cause the climate is most agreeable; be cause it is just outside of the rush and roar of the world; because here on can lead the simple life. "Beyond these reasons there are two institutions established here which to me lend much interest to the place. The first if the United States military wer ration with its fine system of harbor de fenses, its companies of artillerymen. etc. "The second is the Raja Roga school for children and youths of all ages. inis school was established and is being carried on by Katherine Tingley as leader .and official head of the Uni versal Brotherhood , and theosophical society throughout the world. The school excited my interest, and the magnificent work it is doing in the development of clean, healthy, well-educated and self controlled young lives stimulates my hope for the future of the society, "I am not affiliated except in this friendly way either with the military station oi the theosophical, society. I am too old to enlist in the army and I have not yet been" invited to join the theosophists. I would consider it honor able to be related to- either of them. "Xo, I am jat living with my own life according to my best conception of it and would much enjoy it if I could be left to mind my own business. "(Signed) LYMAN J. GAGE." FAILS TO PAY INTEREST. o personal mention. . o OOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOO J. S. Meyer of Portland is in the city on business. K, ToUin of Portland is in the city on a lmnes trip. Julius Jaeoby of Chicago U a buslnea visitor in the city. ; Mrs. F. Wet of Seattle is in the city and domiciled at the Irving. L. B. Seeley of Portland is in the city snd a gut at the Hotel .Occident, 0, P. Story of San Francisco, arrived in the city yeHerday on a business tour. Charles Dell of Portland was an As toria passenger on the noon express ye. terday. i ; G R. Biggins and Mrs. Biggin are back from a few day recreation at Newport. ' ' V-'1. W. M. Voilsjrf Concord, X. H reached Astoria yesterday on the llt35 train from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Staph were Tort- land passenger on the 8:20 train yes- teftlay morning. Mr. and Mr, C II.Calleder return! vetserdav noon from a flying visit to Seattle and Taeoma. ; Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Laurin and on de parted yesterday morning for Newport, on the early morning express. airs, u, n. lurssiKg wo ns wrrn wim friends at the Capital City fbf the past month, will arrive homAtl morning. Charley .white the paper drummer ar rived in the city yesterday" on a quest for business for the Blake-McFall Com pany of Portland. Miss Thyra Knudn was a homing nassencer from Puaet Sound, on the noon express yesterday. She went there on a visit on the 4th inst. Stuart. S. Smith, the well known ac coutantfor .Charles H. Cooper, will leave tomorrow morning for a three months' visit to his old home in Scot land, which he has not aeen for 23 long year.; , Mrs. W. 0. Barnes returned on the steamer Telegraph from Portland, ac companied by her mother, Mrs. F. F. De Yo, and her siser, Mia L. I. De Yo, of Red Bluff, CaL The Visitor will spend the summer in Astoria. During her trip to Portland. Mrs. Barnes made a side trip to the Cascade Locks. Elija Smith, president and owner of the big properties of the Southern Ore eon Company, which includes 100,000 acres of timber lands in the Coos ooun try. and who was, at one time, president and director , of the 0. R. ft X. Company, was in Astoria yesterday, from the Erty pire City, on a brief visit to his old friend and college chum, Samuel Elmore. He left on lust evening's train for Coos Bay. where he enjoy an outing in the mountains. WHAT MEANS THIS? Colombian Gunboat Seizes San Bias Country. REPORTED BY INDIAN CHIEFS A Hard Lot of trouble to contend with, spring from a 2 torpid liver and blockaded bowels, unless you awaken tbem to their proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; the pleasantest and most effective cur for Constipation. They prevent Appendicitis and tone up the system 25c at Charles Rogers' drug store. J Oceanic Steamship Company Goes Io Hole No Business. SAX FRANCISCO, July 9. The Oc eanic Steamship Company ha failed to pay the July semi-annual interest of 2 1-2 per cent on its $2,405,000. This is the culmination of the com pany's financial troubles, which have extended over a period of about three years, and the holders of the bonds are now in a position to take legal action to foreclose their mortgage on the prop erty of the company which consists of five steamers. Three of the vessels are in the Austrailian trade, one runs -to Tahita and the fifth between here and Honolulu. The firm of J. D. Spreckels & Co., is the Chief creditor having advanced about 200,000,000 to thee ompany to meet its annual deficits. This was in the nature of an overdraft The company's loss in profitable traffic from year to year is said to be due to poor business aondi- J Morning Astorian, 65 cents per month tions in Australia. ' delivered by carrier. Indian Say That Colombian Gunboat Take Possession - of San Blai Country Panama Govtrnment -Worried Over the Affair. PANAMA, July O.-Two chief of the San Bias Indian arrived her today. They infomu-d Preident Amador that last Monday the captains of two Knglish stoops anchored off the Ile of Pine on the coast and that the San Bias country had been taken possession of by the Colombian gunboat Cartagena. Follow ing this the captain of the gunboat had a conference with Managuini, an Indian chief.' who ha been giving the Panama government much trouble. The motive of the Colombisn gunboat cannot lie fath omed here and has caused much com ment ..-. . i AFTER THE ICE MAN. UARBE6EI, IIHCAlD k W0C& Cowmnxrio IBM DID YOU ( NOTICE IT ? - That the Well Dressed Man ' ' Is Clothed by Us THE STYLES FOR SUMMER i ...... 1 i 'i( t'i .j fer4 .-j- ;is Are so smart and so full of lift this season that everyone has . caught:the idea . :. If you'haven't, you should Remember our rule that a suit must fit you before it leaves the store P.A.STOKES 'Good Clothes for Men Who Know" WASIILViJTON. July O.-The grand jury of the District of Columbia today continued the Investigation of the charge of a combination among the ice uCUkKn If A MP QQ" IQ dealers. ' Several witnesse were ex-1 01 UUU MilUilLjJ lj amined. but no information wa given out Several dealer today forfeited their collateral in default of appearance in the police court to answer charges of selling underweight. DENOUNCED. GIVES LIBRARY BIBLE. OYSTER BAY, July O.-The President today sent the Oyster Bay library four handsomely bound volumes, being the old and new Testaments, illustrated by James Tissot. The volumes contain al together about "30 illustrations. Every year since the President laid the. corner stone of the library he has sent a con tribution of books. Do Wot Neglect Tonr Bowel. ARE YOU A BON VTVANT? The pith of life, after all, is a good feed. The good things of this life are not as a rule easily found, so that it i a pleasure to find so close at hand frgt-class up-to-date establishmeent, whre one gets those good things at every meal, like the Palace Restaurant, on Commercial street. The home of the bon vivant. ' tf Are you acquainted with it? The most of you are. All of you should be! WHAT? RADIO SOAP of course! The greatest bargain ever offered to the Astoria housewife II Si 32 1 Jill STOKES CO. FOARD & Many serious diseases arise from neg lect of the bowel. Chamberlain' Stom ach and Liver Tablet are a pleasant and agreeable laxative. They invigorate the liver and regulate the bowel. For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. t Old Chronic Sore. As a dressing for old chronic tore there is nothing so good a Chamber lain' Kalre WTiil. if f. tint ftvlM to heal pl4ore. entirely, they .hould be ff enWD one' ,eI( unU1 we to i. . i jui f. ,.ti. lut. M'Wen. The truth is (iod ha made a.vjv iu m ginu wuuibiuu IV nuivu villi CHICAGO MINISTER DISCOURSES ON FAST LIVING MAJORITY OF THE PREACHERS AREt ASSERTED TO BE BEHIND THe'tIMES. CHICACO, July 9.-".Speed madness.- was the subject of a sermon by the Rev. Frederick C Hopkins of the Pil grim Congregation Church in Knglcwood yesterday. He said In parti "The fact is, (iod in hi good provi dence ha seat u the means of doing more iu one year than our grandfather could accomplish in ten. Klectricity and steam ued with Christian Intelligence are the greatest promotors of human welfare. The greater our speed the soon er the pain of the world will cease. The trouble with too many of our preachers is that they are still in the middle ages in thinking that life is a curse, and that it is wrong to think NOTICE. All property owner having ultabl lite for the proposed new and modern hotel within th businet district of Astoria, ar requested to tubmlt tama, giving location, dimension and purchase price, together with a slxty-dy option, to the secretary of the committee. Ad drea F. L. Parker, secretary. P. 0. Bos 137. Astoria, Oregon, As Alamlng Sltaatioa frequently results from neglect of clog ged bowels and torpid liver, until eon ttlpatlon become ehronk This condi tion is unknown to those who us Dr. King's New Life Pill; th beat and gentlest regulator of Stomach sod Bowel. Guaranteed by Charle Rogers, druggist. Price 25c salve Is especially valuable. For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. We don't believe that any city ha a a greater number in proportion to popu lation o handsome women, especially in tbe summer time. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, crowns Daseoau team will give a moonlight excursion and dance on next Tuesday evening to Warrcnton. The steamer Pilot will leave the wharf of the Callender Navigation Co., at 7:30 o'clock. Fare for the round trip, 50 cents. 7-7-4t. everything good. Not less silk, but more, is what we hoje and should struggle to provide. For, while calico is all right in its place, too. much calico is a sign of lack of wealth and progress. 'Of course a few rich persons can't enjoy anything les than an orgy. It doe not matter much if they get shot or hung. But they neither convince u that the whole of society is rushing to de struction or that the cuwj is the practice of puritahiHm." ' NOTICE TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC To facilitate the movement of Seaside travel during the present season, and i order to avoid delay caused by frequent stop of heavy train, the A. ft C. R. R. will, on and after June 30th, until fur ther notice, discontinue (topping through train from Portland at point on it Seaside division between Warrenton and Gearhart in both direction, and patn Lger for Skipaqon, Morrison. Glen wood, must u trains leaving Astoria at 8: IS a. m. 11:90 a. m or o:00 p. m dally, and train leaving Seaside at 8:50 a. m., 9:40 a. m. or 2:30 p. m, daily. Treipi leaving Astoria at 11:33 a. m. daily and 0:05 p. m., Saturday only, and train leaving Seaside at 8:00 p. m daily, are through train and will not handle passenger or baggage for point shown above. j J. a MAYO. General Passenger Agent. Astoria, Ore., June 25, 10O6. 6-26-10t, Fresh and Season able Groceries For Every Body and at Prices that arelUtflit Just Received Shipment of Fancy Cookies Crackers ... , , ... ., ... , ASTOIUAGROCEIIY Fhont Main 61 x. 53 Commtrdal St DECK AND DOCK NEWS. The fine steamship Kilonian, from Honolulu, via Ran Francisco, arrived in port yesterday morning, and proceeded to Portland, from which city she will make her initial voyage in the new Portland-Honolulu line. Captain P. John son is in command of the vessel, and she is one of the crack boat of her tennptre on the Pacific. It is hoped she will meet such a commercial reception as shall ensure the maintenance of the business that finds its first venture in her trip hither. The launch Pleades arrived in yester day afternoon from Shoalwatcr Bay, The craft will be used at the Tongue Point seining grounds. The steamer Alliance is due to arrive in this port from Eureka and Coos Bay point sometime today. ,. : The dandy Columbine made a flying trip to sea : yesterday; returning to her dock during the afternoon. ' The motor schooner Delia arrived in port yesterday from Alsca with her usual cargo." ' ; i : ' f ? a The motor launch Berwick from Wed- derbiirn was among the arrivals here yesterday;. - - .! . ' ' : Jv0 tShc fejj KNITTED UNDERWEAR THE KIND THAT GIVES ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION. WE LIKE TO SELL LOTS OF GOODS, BUT WE LIKE BETTER TO HAVB YOU COME AGAIN AND THE ONLY WAY IS TO SEE THAT YOU GET SATISFACTION! THAT IS THE AIM OF THE BIG STORE. OUR UNDERWEAR IS SOFT, DURABLE, COMFORTABLE, AND GLOVE-FITTING. Sleeveless, 5-7-10 to 50 cents. Wing sleeve, 10-12 25 cents, Long sleeves, summer weight, 25 and 48 cents. Pants, lace trimmed to match, Union suits (combination garment), 50 cents Kit. Light weight' wool, long sleeves, 75 ceutg gar ment. One grade, sleeveless vest, exceptionally fine wool.... ...... 90 cents LACE HOSE .'. . ' i3-a5-5 CENTS EMBROIDERED HOSE ,, 13-23-60 CENTS MEN'S UNDERWEAR, BALBRIGGAN 30 CENTS GARMENT LIGHT WEIGHT WOOL 85 CENTS GARMENT 1 1 ' THE TWO THINGS That make shopping a pleasure flood value for your money and "It' a pleatur to show goods,1' alesmen,' W bav them both. It' 00 trouble but a pleasure to show your money's worth. Drop in and look at our parlor sets and center tables thi week.' The price, ttyle, and finish, will astonish you. ROBINSON HIE H 383-590-39 Osmmercial St. 0 1 ASTO A new, first-eUss tailoring estab lishment ha bean opened la Astoria on the corner of Bond and Twelth street, is the Carlson block. I do all kinds of work that comet under tailoring and havt bad 15 year experience In both the largest cities of Europe and the United States. I guarantee all the clothing to fit, according to the , latest styles. Just receive! a nsw lot of samples tf the latest pat terns of doth. Prloet alway the cheapest. Yourt truly, : ' m. Et mtiio ' Kennedy' Laxative Hofiey and Tar ia original laxativ cough ymp aiid com bines the qualities necessary to relievo the cough and purge the system of cold. Contains no opiates. Sold by C. Rogers, J