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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1906)
SATURDAY, JULY 14, jaofl. BUMS OF STRIKE! SPECIAL SALE OF Lurline Back on Run Looking Prospecb of Walkout on York Tunnel Jobs. Niw AND OUTING SUITS Like New Boat THE MORNING ASTORIANASTORIA, OREGON. DECK AND DOCKNEWS PIECE STEAMSHIP COMERIC HERE Schooner Virginia Leaves Out For San Francisco Steamer Thomas L. Wand Clears Also San Buena ventura Reaches Port, STRIKE WILL BE GENERAL Notice To Mariners. British Columbia. Vancouver Island, East Coast, Baynes Sound. Grassy Point Beacon. Corrected Position. Notice given that Grassy Point beacon. Baylies sound, east coast of Vancouver, island, is incorrectly placed on IL 0. chart Xo. 1976. The beacon is located 620 yards X. 71 deg. E. true (XE. mag.) from the northern extremity of Grassy Point. It consists of a single pile surmounted by a lattice drum 6 feet in diameter by feet high, the whole painted black and showing 12 feet above high water. Alaska, Lynn Canal Eldred Bock. Permanent Light Exhibited, Provisional light Withdrawn. Reference to Notice to Mariners No. 17,(1162) of 1906, fur ther notice h gwwo-thot on Jane. 1, 1906, a 4th order flashing red and white light with intervals of 10 seconds between tween fishes, illuminating the entire horizon' and visible 15 miles, was es tablished at Eldred Bock light station, located on the southeastern part of Eldred rock, eastern side of the northern end of Lynn canal, western side of the entrance to Chilkoot inlet, Alaska. There was also established at the station a first-class automatic compress ed air siren, to sound, during thick or foggy weather, blasts of 5 seconds dura tion. separated by silent intervals of 40 seconds. On the same date the temporary fixed white lens-lantern light 'heretofore shown was permanently discontinued, Appro, position: Lat, 58 deg. 58 min. 15 sec N, Lone; J 35 8e$;i2 min. 34 sec W. ! : " , . Tomorrow morning the bar tug Wal lula leave here for Portland, where she will be cleaned, overhauled, and repaired. It may take several weeks to do all that is essential, and. in the meantime the Tatoosh will be put in commission and ' do bar duty. . .-. If there's anyone you haven't seen for a good while, living anywhere in the northwest, and you're not expecting to see, just stand on the 0. R 4 X, pier when the steamer Potter" swings in from Portland, and hear him hail you! The Lurline came down from Portland about 7 o'clock last evening. Captain Lark in is still indisposed, though better than he was on Friday, and was on board the steamer last night, but off duty. The big British tramp steamship Comeric arrived in yesterday morning, from Comax and during the afternoon left up for Portland. When Strike ii Called it Will be General, Affecting AU Tunnel Job Season For Strike : Not Plain. The schooner Virginia went to sea early yesterday morning on the hawser of the Wallula. She was lumber laden for San Francisco. ' NEW YORK. July 13.-Ther were rumors lust night of an impending strike on one or more of the big river tunnel join underway here. Firt it was said that the dissatisfaction was confined alone to the Pennsylvania tunnels under the East River. This work is being done by Pearson "" Son. the 'English con tractors. The men pn this job, or at leat some of them said they were expecting strike, but that the general . impression for the present was that no one would go out until toe engineers nad quit work. A group -of firemen on the Pear son job in Long Island City said they were expecting a strike and thought it would come in a few days. Some of these men said they had heard that when the strike did come it would be general ad would affect all of the tunnel jobs, including the new Belmont .tunnel running from 42nd street. This woifc is being done entirely by union men, and why they should strike was not made clear. The firemen also said that when the engineers went out on the Pearson tun nel the same grade of men would fol low, not only on the Belmont tunnel but also on the tunnels being dug under the North River. This work is being done by the OTtourke Construction Company A rep resentative of that firm said yesterday that they contemplated no trouble with theipmen. The Belmont tunnel work is being done by the Degnon Contracting Com p&ny. This work is being carried on with "union , men, while only a part of the force on the Person job is union ized. Considerable excitement was caused around the tunnels yesterday by a re port that the steamer C, H. .Northam had left her berth at Stonington, Conn., and sailed for parts unknown. It was on this boat that Farley brought the first gang of strike breakers for the subway. The boat, which is ar ranged to house a large force of men. was anchored in the Harlem river and the strike breakers lived on the boat and went from here to work. Jhe boat has been used on similar missions be fore. According to dispatches from New London she put out her "hospital ward' at Stonington on Tuesday night late after a force of cooks and waiters had arrived from New York. It was as serted that the crew of the steamer said they were in Ignorance of the vessel's destination and that she was sailing under sealed order. At the offices of the New England Navigation Company, which owns' the WMM Beginning Monday, July 9, wc will sell every two-piece suit in our store at prices that will be sure to move theme There arc some seventy odd suits, everyone new and up-to-the-minute in point of style. They must all be, sold $7 5 8.75 $9.00 $9.85 Get in the game and save one-half $6.oo, $7.00, Sec Our Windows. P. A. STOKES "Public Confidence Is Our Greatest Asset." ' not arrived here at a late hour last night. James Holland, of the Eccentric Fire- mens Lnion, chairman ot tne commit-, tee of the Central Federated Union ap pointed to unionize the Pearson job said . he knew of no expected geuersl tunnel , strike. "I have written to Managing Engineer Japp of Pearson A Son." he said, "ask ing to appoint a date for a conference with him on the subject of unionizing the tunnel. I know of no immediate trouble." ELIMINATETHE DEVIL FROM PICTURES NATIONAL BILL POSTERS' ASSOCIA TION WILL NOT PUT PICTURES OF THE DEVIL IN ADVERTISE- , HENTS THEY "SUGGEST EVIL" The fine steam schooner Thomas L. Wand. Captain Hardwick, arrived down I yesterday morning en route to San J Francisco, with 750.000 feet of lumber. ! The steamer Alliance, owing to unex- J pected matters arising in Portland, will not be at the Callender dock on hep way south, until tomorrow morning. The schooner San Buenaventura ar rived in port yesterday morning direct CHICAGO, July 13 The National Bill Posters' Association at its meeting here yesterday decided to eliminate devila In all forms from advertising matter, dis tributad by the association. The prin cipal reason given for the action takm was that such pictures "suggest evil,1 II. 0. Sanders of Pittsburg, made the only objection saying that his Interct lay entirely in his dexire to oppose the sacrifice of so large a fund of artistic IN THE CITY CHURCHES. DISCUSS AMENDMENTS. Railroad Attorneys Will Meet and Plan Way to Break Interstate Lawi from San Francisco. She comes for lum- material as that made available by pic ber. tares ot his Satanic majesty. Chrles Bernard of Chicago, secretary elect of the association, speaking in i psychological vein, dwelt upon the pow er of suggestion on the minds of youth. "Suggetion and unconscious imita tion are the strongest factors in forming it. k!t.l .!-.t It L 1.1 n 1 . 1 to the interstate commerce law which j cum1tf Influence of constantly seeing were passed at the recent session of '" P""" " carrying every . . j!.,i k ,- t suggestion M fa, cannot be e-tlmaleuy torn air ku a uirtwuvy rj Kiniai k Northham, it was said yesterday that ! there was no information to be given out I concerninr the whereabouts or destina Morning Astorian, 65 cents per month, 'tion of the Northam. The steamer had Arc you acquainted with it? The most of you arc. All of you should be! WHAT? RADIO SOAP of course! The greatest bargain ever offered to the Astoria housewife if i bi I I FOARD & STOKES GO. Congress, are to be discussed by general attorneys and solicitors of railroads run ning west out of Chicago, at a meeting to be held here on Monday. If it is de cided to make a test case the line of battle will be planned and all details arranged. This conference will be the outcome of several smaller ones which have been going on at the headquarters of the several gr-at systems during this week. The Harriman conference has been in progress in the office of General Manager Stubbs and at this representa tive's from each of the roads have been in attendance. Similar meetings have been held by the attorneys who repre sent the Rock Lsland-Friseo interests, the Santa Fa, and the Hill lines. The roads do not propose to surrender any of their rights to the comniinsion without a fight and as the law goes into effect within 60 days it was deemed ad visable to consider the plan of campaign. SWIMS TWO MILES. RANCHER RUN OVER. OAKLAND, Cal., July 13.-John W. O'Brien, a rancher was run over early this morning and his body cut in half ty a car of the Haywards electric line on the San Leandro road, near Elmhurst, O'Brien was lying across the track anl the motorman did not see him in time to stop. Examination of the remains, which were taken to the morgue at San Lean dro, disclosed a triangular gash in the back of the head. This gave rise to a theory that O'Brien might have been as saulted by robbers and then placed on the tracks tfo hide the evidence of the crime. The coroner has ordered an investiga tion of the case. O'Brien lived in Castro Vallcr, six miles from San Leandro, where his fam ly owns a large stock ranch. ESTATE RUINED. NEW YORK, July 13.-A cajble dis patch to the Herald from Carlsbad, says Prince Alexis Orloff, who arrived here a few days ago to take the cure, has re ceived a telegram from Russia inform ing him that fcia famous stud horses' had been burned and completely de stroyed and his estate ruined by peas ants. Greek and Wife Shipwrecked and Reach Distant Island Supports Woman. NEW YORK. July 13,-Kmmnmiel Alexiadis, a Greek, and his young Span ish wife, Adelaide, who were wrecked in a small schooner off the Cuban coast a month ago, and sulwequently brought to this port from Havana on the steam; er Ripley, are held at Ellis Wand and will be deported becuue Emmanuel hut trachema. The couple were married six years ago in Galveston, Texos. They saved a small sum and planned to go in to business at Havana, sailing for that port In a small schooner over a month ago. On the fourth day out of Gal veton a squall mine up and sent the schooler to the bottom. Alexiadis, who is a powerful man, took his wife in his arms and leaped from the schooner before she sank. It was dark when he started with hit wife on a two-mile swim to a small island on the West Coast of Cuba. The oouple reached land in safety but were ma rooned for two days until a pacing steamer sent out a boat and brought them to Havana. The British consul at Havana helped Alexiadis to get pas sage to New York on the steamer Ripley, The Greek failed to take out natural ization papers when In Galveston, and as he is afflieted with trachema he will be deported to Havana. First Lutheran. pVrvlt as follows Sunday school at D:3t a. iu.. Miss Alma Nylund, superin tendent; morning service In Swedish at 10:45; evening service In English at 8 o'clock. At this service the pastor will apeak on the subject, "Launch out into the Peep." To this service the public Is cordially invited. Methodist Church. Senium themca as follows t Morning, "What I Man!" evening, "What I Done in the Streets." A cordial Invitation Is extended to the public to attend. NOTICE TO TBI TRAVELING PiBLIC To facilitate the movement of Seaside travel during the present season, and ! order to avoid delays caused by frequent tops of heavy train, ths A. 4 C It, R. will, on and after June 30th, until fur ther uotice, discontinue stopping through trains from Portland at points on IU Seaside divUlon between Warrenton and Gesrhart, in both directions, and passen ger for Sklpanon, Morrison, Oleowood, must u trains leaving Astoria at 9:18 a. n 11:30 a. mrf or 6:80 p. ra., daily, and trains leaving Seaside at 8:50 a. TO 0:40 a. n. or 2:30 p. m. dally. Trains leaving Astoria at 11:33 a. m. dally and 0:05 p. m., Saturday only, and train leaving Seaside at 6:00 p. m., daily, are through trains and will not handle passengera or baggage for points showa Norwegian M. E. Church. Rev. C. Aug. Peterson, the pastor, will above. preach at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. Subject J, CJ. MAYO, of evening sermon, "Engagement and. General Passenger Afnt. Marriage." first of a serin on talk j Astoria. Ore, June 25, J90fl. 6-28-lOt. on the home and the family. Sunday school at 10 a, intendent. m., Albert Carlsen, super' Presbyterian Church, Morning worhip, 11 o'clock, subject of sermon, "Learners.'' Sunday school, 12il3i Y. P. S. C. E 7:00j evening worship, 8:00. Subject of n-rmon, "At the Counter." Baptist Church. Sunday there will be no special music or sensational preaching, but singing of hymns and spiritual songs and plain presenting of the word of God. A cor dial invitation is extended everybody to join in worth ip. CANCEL PASSES. SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Congres having passed the railway rate bill, with its sweeping feature prohltlng the is suance of railroad passes, President Harriman of the Southern Pacific has sent out orders here to cancel the annual interstate passes which the San Fran cisco officials of the road sent out at the beginning of the year, , This cancellation order will not, go Into effect tntif the end of this year, because the law in question dot's not become operative until that time. The Cbngnssftional law has nothing to do with the eompany'g annual passes within the limits f the state. ' OA A white wash goods, fcVV little raisssi dresses, go on sals today, at a ao per cent reduction; late and pretty patterns, besides the old. reliable staple, good-wearing, non-fadable colon. All these goods are thor oughly shrunk, popular and test able colors; all the costumes are well made in all late stylet ; they are on display for your inspection today. It will pay you to scan the following prices on price of the 300 children's suite: No. i Gray grass cloth, blouse dress trimmed with red. .'. .tiaa No. a Two-piece suit, black and white gingham, trimmed with red galatia aailor collar. . . .$1.16 No. 3 Striped tailor galatia cloth, dainty and service able $1.08 No. 4 Striped percale dress, ex ceptional value 6ac No. 5 -Natural linen tailor, trim med in red and white $3.30 Three Other WeeK-End Bargains All of our 30-inch Jap silks, 17c. All of our fancy silks, the 75c, 85c and 65c kind for ..35c. PARASOLS Here is a parasol opportunity: the $3.75 one that have aold to well the early part of the sum mer, are now en tale at 93.75, A nice line of sturdy parasols that will do for a children's fall um brella , , . 91.85 . NOTICE. All property owners having suitable sites for ths proposed new and mod era hotel, within ths business district of Astoria, are requested to submit tains, giving location, dimensions and purchase price, together with a sixty-day option, to ths secretary of the committee. Ad dress F. L Parker, secretary, P. a Box 137. Astoria, Oregon, Fresh and treason able Groceries For Every Body and at Prices that are Right Just Received Shipment of Fancy Cookies, Crackers ASTORIAGROCERY Phone Main 681. 533 Commercial St THE TWO THINGS That make shopping 1 pleasure good value for yeur money and "It's a pleasurs to show goods," salesman. Ws have them beta. It's 10 trouble hot pleasurs to show yeu goods, and ws see that yon get your money's worth. Drop in aad look, at ur parlor sets and center tables this week. Ths price, style, and finish, will astonish you. ROBINSON l SHE 385-590-591 Commercial St.