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THE MORNING ASTGRIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST il, igoO. WBK5 15 DOUBT WHERE TO GO TO BUY CrocKery and China Ware TRY CROCKERY DEPARTMENT OF A, V. ALLEN'S MORE TROUBLE NOW TENSION IS GREAT DOES NOT WANT IT ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ASTORIA Eureka Longshoremen Will Not Whites and Negro Soldiers on Verge of Hostilities. Judge Turner Not Out for Vice President's Seat. Drive Winches in Loading. 12th ANNUAL IS HARD BLOW TO SHIPPING NEGROES N0TYET WITHDRAWN SAYS "OUR GEORGE" IS MAN 8 We km some very choice stock patterns of Johnson Bros.' (England) semi porce lainware. Our Kenworth flour Blue and Newport Apple green are just what you want Buy one piece or a doien. We dont care which; price just the same. We are leaders of low prices on semi porcelain white ware dinner plates, good ones at 50c set. Full sixe wash bowls and pitchers, only Si.ao, If you want to loose money trade anywhere, but it rnn want to lave money dont fail to - - - go to A. V. Allen's Crockery Department A. V. ALLEN'S WHERE PEOPLE ALL GO FOR BARGAINS. 4m- 'ipwiHriiin "O SPICES, (j COFFEETEA. BAKING POWDER, FLAWil.G EXTIUCTS jUwiuhPurBfr, finesrflavor. Crttto! rer$h, Dtasavaik PriowJ CL055ET&DEYE85 r PORTLAND, OREGON. .' ' MOODY DEPARTS. . OYSTER BAY. August 17,-Attorney-General Moody left this morning. The president today entertained General Wilson, retired, Cleveland H. Dodge of New York City and Colonel Cobbe of the English army. Unprecedented Success of 1 t gee n THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR Q Who is knows throughout the United 'j States on account of .-.!lsSlii wfinWful nirM Ko poisons nor drugs used. He guaran tees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung and throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness stomach, liver, and kidney, female com plaints and all chronic diseases. SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT. If you cannot call write for symptom blank and circular, inclosing 4 cents in stamps. THE C. GEE WO MEDICINE CO. t 1C2J First St, Corner Morrison, PORTLAND, OREGON. Please mention the Astorian For Kidney and bladder Troubles BELIEVES DT 24 Hours ALL URINARY DISCHARGES Each Cap- ule tsars(MIDY) thenamefy N Baton of cmntetftiu Forfale by all dnirelKtfc 111 1 Nothing Makes Life So Sweet. AS EASY COMFORTABLE SHOES. NOTHING MAKES LIFE AS UNBEARABLE AS POORLY ' FITTING SHOES. COME TO ME AND GET ABSOLUTE SATIS i FACTION. S. A. G1MRE 543 Bond St, Opp. Fisher Bros. Best kind of logging shoes; hand made; always on hand. All kinds of shoo repairing neatly . and quickly done. Longshoremen Refuse to Drive Winches or Allow Any One Else Other Than Union Sailors to Do it Tie up Likely EUREKA. August 17.-The longshore men at a special meeting last night struck a severe blow to shipping when they decided not to drive winches loading vessels, handle ropes or perfor any duties belonging to sailors. They will also refuse to work if non-union men drive the winches. The longshore men will continue to work in the hold of vessels loaded by hand, but it is thought steamers will be unlikely to try to take on cargoes by such slow methods. in m AGAINST MUNICIPAL CONTROL. Mayor McCleUan Not Impressed With Success of European Methods. XEW YORK, August 17. A cable dis patch to the Herald from Berlin says: Mayor McCleUan of New York, ac corded a ITerald correspondent an in terview "I am sorry," he said, "that I shall not be home to take part in what un doubtedly will be a magnificent recep tion to Mr Bryan, but my sailing plans will not land me in New York until a full week after the reception." When asked about New York state polities and whether he wanted the democratic nomination for governor, Mayor McCleUan said: "Xo, I have got enough trouble of my own with three and a half years of New York still on my hands. "Naturally, I have been looking into municipal government in Europe. I must say I fail to find the boasted su periority In Germany of which we an aecustomed to hear so much in America, particularly where the virtues of mu nicipal operation of stret tramways aw so regularly held up as a lessons. The few examples I have seen are wholly bad. Frankfort and Dresden's munici pally owned lines not only handle a traffic judged inconsiderable by Ameri can standards, but do so inefficiently and inadequately. "I am more than ever convinced muni cipal operation is the last desperate re sort, to be invoked only when private enterprise has been tried and failed." FREE LUNCH IS NOT SO FRESH CHICAGO FOOD INSPECTORS FIND THAT SALOONS USE ROTTEN MEAT IN THEIR FREE LUNCHES STENCH IS SOMETHING AWFUL CHICAGO, August 17. That the fre lunch served in hundred of saloons in Chicago is largely composed of meat in a condition absolutely unfit for use, was discovered yesterday by Food Inspector Murray, when his force of assistants raided a bam at 24 Illinois street, owned by William Davidson. The place contained 30 stoves, over which six men were working in an en deavor to prepare decayed pork and beef into a semblance of its original form anl thereafter "inamiafacture it," into free lunch for the saloon trade. The men working in tlic awful stench of the place were arrested on warrants sworn out by Inspector Murray, and, with Davidson, are accused by violating the health or dinances of the city. The raid of the Illinois street barn followed the inspection of a cold storage warehouse. The warehouse is a public one, and in it Inspector Murray found 2,000 pounds of meat unfit for use. A search of the books of the company showed that this meat was the property of Davidson. In addition to the equipment at the barn for converting unsaleable meats in to cuts from supposedly good roasts, the inspectors found a plant for the manu facture of sausage of different kinds and those articles of food which usually are on the free lunch counters in the cheap or middle class saloons. The entire plant was confiscated and will be 1 used aS evidence against David son and. his .assistants in' Justice Gib ixns' court today. Senator Bailey Will Leave at Once For Washington to Try to Induce the Government to Remove the Negroes at Once. BOWXSVIU.F, Texan, August 17. With both parties prepared for the at tack and believing it to be imminent, there have been no especial develop ments today in the situation growing out of the recent trouble between the negro troops and the citizens of this place. The citizens committee has been advised that troop will not be with drawn pending an investigation and state troops will not be sent here. Judg James D. Walls, whose word is prac tically law along the border, is on hi way home, and when he arrives it is probable there will lie some move nmd to relieve the tension. He has secured the promise of Senator Bailey to go at once to Washington to endeavor to se cure the removal of the negroes. ADDRESS EVIDENTLY INSPIRED. Negroes of Greenwood County Approve of Lynching of Davis. COLUMBIA, S. C-, August 17. Negro citizens of Greenwood county today is sued an address in regard to the lynching of Bob Davis. It was in part: "We negroes of this county wish to say that we are with you and in any thing so serious as this you have our assistance in anything you think best. We cannot afford as a race to uphold anything that tends to lower our Chris tian or moral standing, and the quicker we show we are ready to help trace the rascal to bis den the quicker we will have the sympathy of the white man whom we intrude upon. It is unreason able to expect white men to respect and protect us when we do not protect our selves. The only thing wanted was the right man and that is what we had and we are satisfied. "(Signed), Colored Citizens of Green wood County." Governor Chamberlain Declared by Tur ner to be Only Logical Man For Place if Western Man is Chosen. SPOKAXK, Waxli., August 17. '"Un der 110 ciivumsUm-cs would 1 permit the ue of my name for the vice-presidential nomination," stated Judge (ieorge Tur ner today when shown an Associated Prea dispatch quoting Governor Cham berlain of Oivgou a urging Turner' nomination. The "nomination of a Bryan man will almost tie taken fur granted, and the nomination for vice-president will prolmbly go to the East. (Should it fall to the Pacific Coast, however, the natural, logical and inevitable candidate would be fiovernor Chamberlain who hai twice carried his state, and would carry it for the party at the presidential election." MAYOR WRIGHT REPLIES. FLOOD IN BENGAL. BOMBAY, August 17. An unprece dented flood in Bengal has caused great loss of life. All communications ex cept by boat are stopped. AMERICANS ATTEND FUNERAL. LOXDOX, August 17. The funeral of Mrs. Craigie was held today. Ambassa dor Reid, his wife and a number of other Americans were present. 000000000000000000 o o 0 o 0 o O Day after day The Astorian O O Want Columns show a procession O O of opportunities opportunities to O 0 buy, to sell, to lease, to hire, to O O find people to work for you, 0 0 to find people to work for, to find 0 0 boarders, lodgers, tenants, or par- 0 0 ties. The want ad opportunities O 0 touch almost all phases of life 0 0 and living in the city. 0 o o 0 0 o o 000000000000000000 First Motorist What were you doing last week? Second Motorist-'! wenty-seven hun dred and twenty-three miles. WILL PROSECUTE LYNCHERS. COLUMBIA, S. C, August n.-Vover- nor TTeywood has instructed solicitor Cooper of the Greenwood circuit court to take steps immediately to prosecute the known members of the mob that lynched the negro, Davis, last night. The present reign of right thinking and right beautifying is showing up splendid results. Even the old women are young, the young weep young and the old ones turn time inside out and forge their way back to youngness. 0- If an admirer says you are so intelli gent and useful the world can't spare you, and that you will live forever, don't feel too god about it; consumption or Bright's disease, r liver cmplaint will get you just the same. ,f . .. ' 0 . v Morning Astorian, 60 centg per month, delivered by carrier. Answers Admiral Goodrich With Regard to Dancing Incident. TACOMA. August 17.-Myor Wright today sent a reply to the letter received some days ago from Admiral Goodrich, who complained that one of hi sailors was abruptly and dix'Urteously refused admittance to a public ball. Mayor Wright soys he has Investigated the case, and that Prof. Sloan conducts a private dancing academy and at stated intervals gives social dances for the benefit of his pupils the Mayor con cludes: "I think you will agree with me In the act complained of, he did nothing unusual or unwarranted or different to what he would have done in rase of any stranger who came alone at a late hour asking admittance to his academy," FLOATSAM AND JETSAM. Try a course of absent treatment for that vacation feeling. Women sailors are employed In Pen mark, Xorway and Finland, and are often found to be excellent mariners. Mrs, Russell Sage is the wealtiest wMow in the world. She was Mr. Sage' second wife and is left tfO.UHO.OtKV Hathing the face, neck and arms with hot new milk morning und evening will give a pluuipnesg and bloom to the (Icli. j Love is claimed to he responsible fo-two-thirds of the happiness in the world also for about seven-tenths of the iniery. Fluffs of snowy laces, Bits of pink and blue. These are what one traces Through the peek-a-boo. In this great and glorious country of ours a man can't marry a woman and then skiddoo and let her hustle for a living or starve to death. Man to spend a short time away from home before the fall sets in. A change of gcene and a pleasant visit with friends will do much to enliven one's spirit. It transpires that the salaries paid lady teachers in half the cities ore less than what the servants get, while it is much better than what the female teach ers receive in the country districts. The man who has a wife and family and who refuses to take the home paper during the busy season because he hasn't time to read it, has an extremely warped and selfish disposition and needs mak ing over badly. Professional bachelors and old maids in Iowa who are discussing marriage shoufd be' careful, ns they are on dan gerous ground. The marriage sugges tion is one that the average young per son will first endure, then pity, then embrace. 0 . Cures Sciatica Eev. W. L. Riley, L L. D., Cuba, New York, writes : "After fifteen days of excruciating pain from sciatio rheuma tism, under various treatments, I was induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment; the first application giving my first re lief , and the second entire relief. I can give 'it unqualified recommendation, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold by Hart's drug store. REGATTA l;j.x,im...jj.m . Astoria, Oregon August 30, 31 and September 1 1906 The Event that Makes Astoriu Famous WATCH THIS SPACE PLAYING CARDS FULL LIME OF ALL KINDS OF CARDS, CHIPS, SCORE CARDS, ETC. CARDS AT 10c, 15c, soc, 15c tod 30c PER PACK. SPECIAL PRICES ON LARGE QUANTITIES. FOR PRESENTATION AND PARTY USE WE HAVE MANY DIFFERENT PACKS IN THE FAMOUS "CON CRESS" 50c CARDS. THIS WEEK WE WILL GIVE AWAY FREE, LITTLE FOLDERS OF CARD RULES, ETC. SEE THE SHOW WINDOW. J. N. 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