The morning Astorian., July 11, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY ii, io,
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON..
THE BIPARIAN LINE
Not Hovy Cheap, But How. Good
It;s All Qoodness In
Sinclair's Fidelity Ham
ntui
CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF'
CHARGE WHENEVER YOU SAY SO
Boundary Question Between Ore
gon and .Washington.
Wo Sell Them.
COMMISSION MEETS TODAY
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
ASTORIA'S LEADING CB0CER3.
TERSE HIES Of THE IIS
tSB!SSSfmS!lS
OrkwiU itlli skat,
tf.
8i shell souvenirs at SvenMO'e.
Rational Bicycle (or wit tt Orkwits.
Finnish Lutheran Sunday school pie-
sio, September 2, IWt, to IP JUver.
TU nrj tost boafJ to U obtained it
tbt dty Is at "The OeeidtDt HotLa
Kates wy msonsbla.
Hotel Irving, comer Frnklln avenue
and Eltvtnth itrett, European plan;
beet roomi and boars' la tat dty at rea
sonable price.
Appoint Patrolman, Tba Astoria Vo
ile Commission yesterday announced
tht appointment of Enullt Iloughton at
patrolman to auccttd Officer WUion.
Py Water Bates; Tuesday, July 10
la th latt day In which to pay the water
raWi and tcapt the 23 cents penalty
charged for being delinquent. 7-8 3t.
Bow Do I look. To really see your
s'f at othtr ite you, get ont of thot
new atylt mirrors at Hart's Drug Store j
all prices. A new supply Just received.
tfe
N. A. Acktrman, 421 Bond St. dossal!
Banner of tetldermy, furniture npbol
tttrlng, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
trees making a tpedalty and al work
gmraatead.
Behold tbt Western sky, ,
Where people Uvt but never die."
Tbt reason for thla ii plain to see.
They all takt Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Frank Hart
Well Remembered Here.. .News reach
ed thin city yetterday of the death at
Pullman, Washington, of Mi Pele
William, of abee of the lung.. Miss
William, will l happily, remembered
by many In Astoria, a. the gnet of
Mr. mid Mr. Ben Ward, la.t aummer.
Why don't yon have your work done
by the Eastern Painting k Decorating
Company, 75 Ninth atreet? They do
the work cheaper, quicker and better
than any other firm. The Parker
Houat which la being papered and
painted from cellar to garret la being
done by them. Co and Inspect the work.
To The Asylum. Mrs. llihna Pclllarl,
the unfortunate woman whose mind I
Impaired, and who was committed to
the state asylum for the insane, by the
county indue, on Monday last, was taken
hence on the morning train yesterday,
by Mwwfomo Helen Winslow and Belle
Irwin, the attendants sent out from
Solera after her.
HOEFLER'S
HANDSOMEST
SWEET
SHOP
SPECIAL,
FOR A FEW
DAYS
GOOD
TOILET
SOAP
lOc
PER BOX
JOHNSON
BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
In Regular Session. The Oregon State
Board of Pilot .Commlsalnnert met In
regular eion for the month of July,
yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the
office of Commissioner Kulanil, In thii
city, at which timelnd place there were
present Commissioners Hylvestcr f arreii
(rM.ldent of the board), A. V. Jndle-
Um, "and tieorg Nolaml and Secretary
A. C. lb. The board Issued renewal.
of the bram-lits of Columbia Hj vcr Pilot
Snow, Peterson end Pope. The pilot-
clxaim-r Joseph Pulltxer'a insurance In
the .urn of fWKW being about to expire,
Commissioner Farrcll wa. directed by
the hoard to have the same renewed, and
to steer, clear of all "aix-bit" com
panics. an. bar all that propose to ad
vnc the Oregon rate. 25 per cent. And
it U likely that the .hrewd old commit
Inner will do that very thing.
Some Clever Work.-It. M. Leathers,
the boat-builder of thl city, whose
work ,ln all degree, and site is afloat
on the water of the Northwest, and
coinniemled wherever it !. in u. Is at
work uiMin two line model of the Co
lumhl river fishing bot, the sturdiest,
handsomest and mot servlceublu craft
in it cla In the world. The model
are being built upon a scale of one-half
inch to the foot and when completed will
go, one to the Slate of Michigan, to a
gentleman who was out here last spring
and who wns struck with the character
and adaptability of the boats; and the
other to far Japan, to a native ship
builder, who i anxious to have the best
of everything in hi line.
Pleasing Honors. Yesterday after-
noon the Indies' Aid Soeiety of the M. K.
church tendered a farewell reception to
Mr. X. .1. Kox, who leave unity wr
Port Town-end to attend by the wedding
of her grand-daughter. Miss Griffith;
going thence to Lewiston, Idaho, to share
ihe tdeasiire of her sister's golden wed
ding. The church parlora were prettily
decorated, and there was plenty of de
lightful music, eked out with dainty re
freshment. The whole affair was a com
plete surprise to the aged lady, aa wa
the parting gift of the society, a hand
some gold pin! all of which was pro-
(mindly appreciated by the happy aonee.
He Wants It Settled.-Sylvester Far
rell, the well known pilot commissioner
for Oregon, and heavy operator in the
salmon packing Industry of this aection,
says the dictum on the real boundary
between the state of Oregon and Wash
ington cannot come too soon to suit
him, as he has lots of riparian property
Involved in the controversy, and ha
been paying two set of taxes on it quite
long enough. One tax collector is enough,
but he has to placate one, from each of
the state every year, and he yearns to
know just which jurisdiction he I
amenable to. .
No Trace Yt The police force have
yet discovered no trace or Information
which would lead to the discovery of
the whereabout Elian Cole the man who
mysteriously disappeared last Sunday
night. The long absence of the man Is
causing hi relative and family great
anxiety.
Later. -Last night Cole returned on
the train from Ooble where he said he
was called on business. He would give
110 adequate reason for his disappear
ance. Baseball Sunday. On Sunday the
Shannwks will play the .crack Schiller
baseball aggregation on the A. F. C.
ground hi this city. The Schiller arc
known as the champion amateur team
of Oregon, and have beaten everything
they have gone up against this season.
The contest is sure to be a warm one
and no baseball fan or lover, of clean
sport should fail to see the game.
Charter Commission. The charter
nommlNslou will meet this evening In
the council chambers of the city and
continue their labors in the preparation
of a new city charter. All members are
urged to be present
; Piano Dance. ToSnorrow (Thursday
evening), 'at 9 p. m., ihe piano dance
for Herman Wise's customers takes
place at Logan Hall. :
P. A. Stokes announces a sale of two
piece and outing suits for .this week,
Taking of Testimony Inaugurated Here
Name of Those Representing
the Two States Several Days'
Work Ahead Comments.
This morning, at 10 o'clock, there will
assemble in the circuit court room of the
court house In this city, notable group
of men with a notable quest the taking
of testimony of men hereabout, familiar
with the bearings, land and water mark.
and the shifting of current and chan
nels, of the lovely Columbia river, a
the sama ahall have (and do yet), touch
uwm the actual boundary line between
the State of Oregon and Washington;
which said testimony, when tt shall have
been given and duly transcribed, will
m sent up to the supreme court of the
tiiit.1 Sljitoft. where. In the fall of this
year, .the blgls-oe will be duly pre-
cnkif and wied ou-
The gentlemen engaged In this work,
ares AttorneyCeneral A. M. Crawford;
CVimmissUiner for Oregon John Reynolds;
State Knglneer John If. Lewi.; U- S.
Senator Chnrle. W. Fulton, and Attorney
C. II. Aherrromble, for the State of
Oregon, and AMant Attorney;Oenerl
K. C. McDonald CommUsloner for
Washington C C. Dulton; State Kngi
neer Edward Jusson; Engineer C. B.
'llegardl; State Senator John T. Welch,
ami Ex-Fish Commissioner T. R- Ker
shaw, for the State of Washington,
RoWt S. Taylor, of Swkane, serving
the Joint commission, as alenographcr.
The commission will 1 In session here
for several days, the State of Oregon
having subpoenas out for fourteen wii-
neses. and the Wa.hingtomans, per-
ban, as many more j so the Inquiry,
taking Into consideration the careful end
.tudious quality of the testimony, near
ly all of which must be drawn from the
memories of a score or more of years.
will be long drawn out and most care
fully compiled.
It Is honed the character or the evi
dence gathered here, may be of a fair,
voluminous and conclusive wrt, bearing
dim-tly and honestly upon the great
and grave question at hand, without loss
or nreludice to the legal, or commercial,
Interests of the commonwealth Involved.
Morning Astoriau, C3 ceul per month, j
Seventy odd suit at pocket-easing
price this week at P. A. Stoke.
Elka Meet The, regular session of
the Klk LiHlge waa held last evening
with a good attendance. ,
No Quorum. The regular meeting of
the pail commission took place last
night in the city hall but adjourned
without transacting any business on ac
count of the lack of a quorum.
Water Commission. The water com
mission will meet this evening in the city
hall aud consider the matter of securing
consulting engineers to look over the
plans and specification for the proposed
new 20,000.000 gallon reservoir.
Shively Club Meeting. The members
of the Shively improvement club will
meet this evening in the city hall tind
transact some important business rela
tive to the new hotel project- tvery
member is asked to attend.
No Increase. Fishermen on the river
report that the run of salmon shows no
appreciable Increase over the past few
days. The fishermen are not in the
least discouraged however, and say that
the run mnv shortly be expected to start
on a larger scale.
On a Social Errand. Attorney A. R.
Kannga', who was once a well known
citizen of this city, but who now dwells
in the City of the Angeles (speaking in
the terrestinl sense, of course)., is in
Astoria on a social and friendly errand,
namely, to meet his old friends here
once again, and to join his family, who
have, for some time past, been the guests
of Mi', and Mrs. L. Hartwlg.
Magnificent Timbers. There are, upon
the western end of the O. R. & N.
pier, two superior specimens of Clatsop
timber. They are the proauci or a
Clatsop forest, and the Astoria Box
Company, of this city.- They are des-
tined for Ilwaoo, where they will become
the base timbers for a powerful station
ary engine. They are 20 inches by 32
inches, and 36 feet long, of yellow fir,
and absolutely without a blemish of any
sort, find are beautifully milled.
NO ADMISSION WITHOUT INVITATION
DEATH BRINGS THE
ONLY RELIEF
MISS ALICE WRIGHT SUCCUMBS TO
DREAD MALADY FUNEBAL AR
RANGED FOR TOMORROW MORN
INGINTERMENT OCEAN VIEW.
At 7 o'clock yesterdaj. morning Mis
Alice Wright, only daughter of Mr. and
Sirs. Charles S. Wright of tins cuy,
closed her eyes in death, at St. Mary's
hospital '
On Friday last Miss Wright ws
Uken suddenly and violently ill and
the family physician was summoned in
haste to her bedside, where all was done
for relief, and for the moment she mend
ed, but soon grew steadily worse, and
she was finally removed to St. Marys
hospital, and on Sunday night last, re
sort was had to an operation, which it
was hoped might remove the drcaa
malady and restore her to health and
strength; but human skill availed noth-
Inir: and she sank to the abundant rest
that awaits all.
She was a native Astorian, and in her
nineteenth year. Known, admired and
respected far and wide, a kindly, gentle
girl, just bursting into the fuller graces
of her womanhood; the hope and pride
of her parents, and the loving, sisterly
chum of her three devoted brothers.
Her friends were legion, and her sudden
demise awaken a deep and far-reaching
sympathy for her stricken family, here
arid abroad through the state.
The funeral will take place at 10
o'clock tomorrow, Thursday morning, at
Grace Episcopal church, Rev. W. Sey
mour Short, rector, officiating. Friends
of the family may look their last upon
all that was mortal of Miss Wright,
todav. Wednesday, at the Hotel Occi
dent, as the casket will not be opened
during, nor after, the services tomorrow.
Interment will be had at Ocean View
cemetery. The services at the graveside
will be entirely private.
A new line of soft outing collars just
received by P. A. Stokes for the summer
trade. No need to wear wilted collars
now. '
NOTICE.
All property owners having suitable
sites for the proposed new and modern
hotel, within the business district of
Astoria, are requested to submit same,
giving location, dimensions and purchase
price, together with a sixty-day option,
to the secretary of the committee. Ad
dress F. L. Parker, secretary, P. 0. Box
137. Astoria, Oregon.
Handy With the Hammer.
Labor Omnia Vineit is the motto on
the seal of Oklahoma. It is a Latin
phrase meaning "knock ami it ehall.be
opened unto you." Kansas City Star.
i Have You a Court .
A dose of Ballard'a Horehound Syrup
will relieve it Have yon a cold!
Try it for whooping coughs, for asth
ma, for consumption, for bronchitis.
Mrs. Joe McGrath. 327 E. First street
Hutchison. Kans., writes! "I have used
Ballard'a Horehound Syrup in my family
for five years and find it the meat
palatable medicine I ever used. Sold by
Hart's drug store.
The Dance and Piano Presentation
Had to be Changed to July 12th Be
cause Logan's Hall Will be Otherwise
Occupied on the 11th
The Advance Agent of '
STYLE AND QUALITY CLOTHES
STARTHEATER
P. GEVURTZ, Mgr.
SECOND ANNUAL TOUR OF
MR. LEE WILLARD
. Supported by an Excellent Company
Under the Manage nent of "
ARTHUR C. 1 OX
In High Class Drama and Comedy
Commencing Monday, July 9th
"niiimiif 'liiii
Summer Prices, 15c and
O PERSONAL MENTION. O
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Edward Juon of Seattle i in the city
on a matter of business.
John M. Dunne of Portland spent the
day in Astoria yesterday.
L, Gisian of Portland, wa a business
visitor in Astoria yesterday.
Stat Engineer John H, Lewis, of
Salem, is here on business.
Col. C. Ci Dalton. of Olympia, is a
business visitor in Astoria.
Hon. John Reynolds of the Capital
City, is in the city cn business. ,
Sylvester Farrell, of Portland, is in
the city on a matter of business.
O. H. Hegardt of Portland came from
the metropolis on business yesterday.
George Blakeley of The Dalles was
doing busimww iu this city yesterday.
Robert S. Taylor, of Spokane, is a
business visitor in the city for a clay
or two.
K. C McDonald, ""assistant attorney
general of Washington, is here on official
business.
J. S. Davis, of Portland, came down
on the noon train from the metropolis
yesterday.
John T. Welch, .state senator of
South Bend, Wash.." is in the city, on
business bent.
Attorney Matt Hughes, of Seaside.
........ Imiitiua fj.,iv,t ,.n flu. efrakitta nf
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'Astoria, yesterday afternoon.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pendleton,- are in
IT
PAYS
to buy MENNEN'S
CUM because of its perfection aad purity.
But it does not pay to sell MENNEN'S
POWDER nearly as well, as it pays to
sell an imperfect and impure substitute
which, costing about naif the cost of MEN
NEN'S, yields the dealer double profit.
The "just as good" with which aorae
dealers try to palm off a substitute is true
any way. If it'a only 14 just as good " for
tht dealer why push the sale. If it's only
"just as good " for the buyer why risk aa
unknown preparation for MENNEN'S.
There's nothing just as good as MEN
NEN'S BORATED POWDER, and
the dealer who says there is, risks his
customer's skin and safety to make aa
extra profit on a sale.
TT,,. trirf MENNEN'S VIOLET
BORATED TALCUM TOILET POWDER? Ladies
partial to violet perfume will find Mennen's Violet Powder
fragrant with the odor of fresh plucked Parma Violets.
For tale everywhere tor l cents, or , ;
mailed postpaid on receipt of price, by .
v GERHARD MENNEN CO., Newark, N. J.
Fic-ilmile of Boi
25cV Reserved Seats 35c
the city, from the' metropolis, and greet
ing host of old time friends.
; Attorney General , and Mjrs. A. M.
Crawford, of Salem, are in the city,
and domiciled at the Merwin.
' W. J. Hare of HilUboro, is in the city
for a few days; he h a kinsman and
guest of State Senator W. T. SchoBeld.
j Ex-Fish Commissioner T. F. Kershaw,
of Washington, is a business sojourner
in the city, having arrived here yester
day. ' . ' ' '" '
Mrs. T. Delia field, who has been here,
for some time in attendance upon her
sick husband, left yesterday morning for
her home in Taeoraa. ,
Mrs- Captain Cha. Jordan and Mis
Ada Jordan, left yesterday morning for
Winlock, Wash., where they will spend
the next two weeks with friends. ;
Miss Sallie Gray, of this city, has' re
turned home from the Weston. Oregon,
where ' she has just completed a most
successful year as a teacher in the state
normal school.
Mrs. H. C. Ferris, of Portland, who, for
some time past, has been the guest of
ber kinswomen, Mr. J. Busey and Mrs,
J. K. Reynolds, of this city, left yester
day for her home in the metropolis, via
steamer Telegraphy
, Bright eyes are an infallible index to
youth, windows from which Cupid shoots
his arrow's. Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea makes bright eyes, rosy cheeks. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents. Sold by Frank
Hart - -
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