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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1906)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER il, igoO. TIIE MOHNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. SWEET APPLE CIDER THE REAL THING HADE FROM CLEAN SOUND FRUIT. Guaranteed Pure and Fresh 35c per Gallon ROSS, HIGG INS & CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD THINGS TO ZAT. ' TERSE IlltS Of I Orkwtta oortra uatbrtfVMl Hew souvenir postal U Svsnson's. Dell D. Scully, Notaay Public, at Scully's Ogtr &Un. Any old tour I wtnito ua enir. Apply inipar. Th Tery beat boari t U attala In tat dty U at "Tea (MdMt Hottl Riti ry raonabl. For Rnt Xlcaly furnlhd front room and board in privat family. 808 Bond St. tf Bow Do I loot To rlly your t"'f at other you, gt ont of tlioxf imt atyl mirror at Hart' Drug Store i ill price. A now aupply Just rwdvwl t(. Botal Irving, corner Franklin avnu and Elavanth atract Earopaaa plan; beat rooma and board la tba dty at raa aanabla prleaa, U Wanted Two tbouaand dollar) gilt adgt eecurfty, from anyone who thlnka 7 per cent I better than I per cant. Call at No. 430 Commercial atreet. tf Important , .Seeelon Tonight titer will be an Important meeting of Ator I-odge, No. 8, Knights of Pythl., at the local ball, when work will be done In the Flrit and cVcond ranke, and it ia desired that all member aball be In vllenc at that time and piece. For Quiet Came The Astoria Bil liard 1111 at 433 Commercial atreet, baa juet opened up for buelne. Fop a quiet and gentlemanly game of bil liard vlntt Uil up-to-date tabllh ment Cigar etand In oonneotion. tf The Greatest Entertainer in the World nM IMI Whea you bav flnUhed your "dally grind" and assumed a peaceful repose la your home, there is nothing that will bring ao much good solid comfort, cheerfulne, and happiness, not only for yourself, but for the whole family, as the Edison Phonograph. PLAYS ANYTHING, EVERYTHING, ANY TIME. fH12! To convince you of J? ivJiJ-' Edlsoa Phonograph home entertainer la your own realdence absolutely free. A fun ana com plete assortment of records on hand. JOHNSON BORS. AGENTS FOR THE VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS. A 3 DAYS OPPORTUNITY 50 AND 75C BOX PAPER AT 25C SEE SHOW WINDOW THIS WEEK ONLY SvensoH's Book Store 14TH AND COMMERCIAL ST. Invert la Timber land Mer. Mar tin Foal and Frank It. Woke, of the popular firm of Foard k $tok Co., are taking advantage of the development wm to begin, In the country lying. mtiug imp ujr iiivnuin uruvuy hi Umber land along the Hinds river in the north part of Lincoln county and have alo (Minded the Gray awmlll at Toledo, whera it In prnjiowd to mill the timber on the completion of the raHroed down the Coat. . j Shut Down for Repair The West port Lumber Company, t Wctport, broke one of the head block to their log carriage and have onleivd a new modern AW carriage from the factory to take the place of the old one, which I getting out of date. Pending it ar rival the mill ha been clwd down, but Manager Palmer expect to tart up in about a week. VHh thl exception the mill ha been running eteadily and their only complaint I no car, except what they e going through town with an engine yanking them along. Today's Funeral The but nd rite of eervlee and aepulture will be be (towed tbi afternoon upon all that wa mortal of the late Guit Petersen at 2 o'clock from the Norwegian Methodist church, nd Interment will follow at Greenwood cemetery. The remain of the infnt child of Mr. and Mra. Matt SawUtrom will be buried thi after noon, the eervlees In that liehalf occur ring at the family home at No. 2410 Cedar atreet. Alderbrook, Re. 0. E. RydquUt, pator of the F1rt Lutheran church, officiating. Interment will fol low at Greenwood. HOT. DRINKS SANDWICHES the absolute, superiority or me new we will gladly demonstrate this Ideal THE PHONOGRAPH J PROCEEDINGS IN THE UPPER COURT YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT-REED VER SUS CITY OF ASTORIA ON TRIAL NATURALIZATION ORDER. Judge Mcllrido and the entire per aonnel of the circuit court, are bunily engaged these day In trial demand ing the consideration of the jury, and, there U but little time for anything around the court bonne but the law, its exposition and lta application, Vcntcrdiiy the cae of Myra Reed vermi the City of Astoria, involving a claim lu the mini of 12,000 for alleged damage to property canned by sliding earth wt in motion by reuson of cer tain public Improvement inaugurated hy the city, occupied the attention of the court, Imr and jury the whole day long, and wa continued over until to day. , In the matter of the civil action en titled Tull k Olhbs veotue E. N. Zut ler, an order waa made in behalf of its final settlement, and the cause was dismissed from the docket. . Imring the day Judge Mcliride hand ed down the following order, which I entirely self-explanatory 1 "In the matter of the Naturalization of Alien! "Purtiiant to an Act of Congreaa ap proved June 39, 1D4H1, it I ordered that the first Tuesday of each regular term of thl court and each Tueday of ch term thereafter uhall lie, and are, here by designated a day for final action on petition for naturalization of aliens nld day to be known a Naturaliza tion Day. (Signed.) "THOMAS A. M'BRIDE, "Judge."" The following well known citizens constitute the jury in the Reed damage cane now pending in the upper court! Mer. R. McMath, C. F. McDermott, 0. Fj-icknon. II. I nenningen. J. E. Ugan, W. McKeevei, L. E. Wilaon, Jo eph Palo, A. II. Sale, Victor Miller, N. C. Enevoldnen and I Ohler. Aa of Themselves The original plan of having the county entablieh a dyk ing dintrict to embrace all the prop erty along the weat side of Young's River between the Lewi 4. Clark bridge and Tucker creek, doing the work of dyking the same and amwimng the cont to the property interested, having failed for tatutory reaaons, the peo ple who are interested In the project held a meeting In the court house in thi city yesterday, with a view of devising an acceptable and practicable method of accomplishing the Important nndertaKing. The idea now fostered 1 that the owner involved shall organ ize a company and assess the holding for the relative and necessary amount and have the work (lone by contract. A special committee consisting of Messrs. A. C. Miller, (iclo Parker and A. II. Sale was appointed yesterday to esti mate the cost, determine the neccsary lines and fifjur the bearing of each parcel of land to the general scheme, and to report fully and finally on the flth of the coining month to an ad journal meeting. It is said the suc cessful Issue of the plans of these citi zens will reclaim nearly 2,000 acre of Innd in that neighborhood.' Accessory to Progress Messrs. Fisher Brothers Compnny of this city, have conic into possession, by deed made and filed yesterday, in the office of the county clerk, of the river front prop erty known as lot 1, in block 7, of Mc Clurc's Astoria, the grantors In the enso being Tongue Point Lumbering Co., and the consideration being $7,000. This is a fine piece of business property, ly ing alongside the Warren Cold-Storage plant, with perfect rail and water fa cilities and upon which H i the pur pose of its new owners to erect in the very near future, a two or three story brick or cement warehouse, to meet the demands of the company's growing business. To Change His Name An application has been formally filed in the county court of Clatsop county for the priv ilege of changing his name, by Joseph Burn, who wishes to resume his oici family name of Joseph Palo. It seems from the aftldsvit on filo that Burn is the English of Palo and as his family and kinsmen all retain the original name, Mr. Burn wants to do likewise. The court has made an order fixing Mon day, October 20, next, as the day for hearing and deciding the matter, Entertained Tonight The Dorcas so ciety of the First Lutheran church will be entertained this evening at the home of Miss Betsy Enherg, in Alderbrook. All members and friends are cordially invited to be present. t CLOTHES BOUGHT nf ir thi ana Kit Sole Agents in Astoria For these Hats Quality is the test which brings good dressers to Wise's Store. Of course most stores nowadays proclaim the virtues of quality but we let our goods speak for themselves. In these piping times of Peace, of Plenty and of Prosperity cheapness has no magic for the Wise buyer. Quality is our goal. Quality is our standard. HERMAN WI BEHIND EACH ARTICLE SOLD PERSONAL MENTION. H. Rodgers of Portland, spent the day in Astoria yesterday on a busines queit- V. R. Heald, of New York, was among the interested tourists in this city yes terdey. J. H. Tucker of Seattle was one of the hundreds of busines tourists in this city yesterday . A. G. Barker, of Portland, waa In the city yesterday, and registered at the Mierwya. F. E. Jackson came down from the metropolis on the noon express yester day oa a matter of business . A. L. Pohl, of San Francisco, was doing business on the streets of Astoria yesterday. Miss Zaidee H. Handy, of Kelso, Washington, is In the city and regis tered at the Occident. .Mrs. L- K. Hume came up from Sea side yesterday and is a guest at the Occident. H. P. Savage, of Taeoma, is a business visitor in Astoria, having arrived here yesterdny on the noon train. S. B. Klahn came in from the Tilla mookf country, via Portland, on the Undine last evening and will spend sev eral days here on business. Mrs. J. W. Hume, of San Fmncisco, arrived in the city yesterday on a visit to friends and is domiciled at the Occi dent. Ralph Cronise departed for his home in the Capital City last evening after a pleasant week spent with friends in this city. F. F. White and daughter, of Oregon City, were among the visiting hund reds in Astoria yesterday, and were registered at the Merwyn, C. H. Ilclyer, the business representa tive of Foley & Company, of Chicago was in the city yesteday on a matter of business, in conection with his house and departed for Portland on the even ing train. Superintendent J. G, Tdako ,of the Postal Telegraph Company, with head quarters at Seattle, spent the day in Astoria yesterday, as the guest of the company's capable manager here, Charlea Humphrey. Miss Nellie Busey departed yesterday afternoon on the steamer Telegraph for a protracted visit with friends in Port land and Taeoma. At the latter city she will be the guest. of her brotehr, Lester Busey. Wires Were Mixed Yesterday morn ing's rain storm loaded the local wires to a point where they dipped and in terfered with each other in very an noying and confusing fashion. The A. E. power wires came In contact with the fire department strings and put the latter agency out of business entirely for a few brief moments, and there was a general blowing out of fuses about the city. But all was straightened out in little or no time and no important results followed. AT. WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF CHARGE AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE . Cream of Fall Styles THINGS THEATRICAL UNDERWAY ALL IS IN READINESS FOR THE IN . DUCTI0N OF THE NEW ASTORIA TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT TOMOR ROW NIGHT BY "ROYAL CHEF" Manager R. E. Elvers, of the new Astoria Theater, reports the opening business of the house moving along with success and celerity, and wholly in line with his hopes for a splendid initial performance tomorrow night. Over two hundred tickets have been sold already and there are 750 to go today and tomorrow, and there is no reason to doubt they will all be out by the time the curtain rises on "The Royal Chef," at 0 o'clock tomorrow night. The remaining seat are scheduled to sell at the following rates: For any thing unreserved on the lower floor, at $1.50 each: in the first and second rows of the balcony, at $1.50 each; next two rows, balcony, $1.00; next four, bal cony, at 75 cents each, and general ad mission, 50 cents. These are the regu lar prices and the house will be packed to the doors to witness the beauties and indulge In the fine music incident to the opening show, which with its forty-two people and superb scenery has much to offer the lover of things the atrical. The carpenters and painters have fin ished their labors in the new building and this morning the carpet" stretchers will be at work there; the tapestries will all be hung today and the seat ing completed and the whole house put in shape for the reception of its first big audience. The , stage is in complete readiness for the big troup and the great string of handsome scenes they carry with them. The house does not furnish scene sets of any kind, all such accessories coming In with the companies on this circuit. No Astorian who can be there should fail to see The Royal Chef and have the laugh of his life, as well as show ing his public spirit in the general con tribution to the first grand public open ing of this new temple of amusement. Don't forget: Nine o'clock tomorrow night: "The Royal Chef" 1 Do You feel sleepy and not a bit like- working in the afternoont Per haps it's because of the kind of lunch you're eating too heavy an dtoo hard to digest. Why not try the Palace restaurant on Commercial street, where all the baking is done in those famous slow-process ovens, which turn out light appetizing, wholesome things! You'll save money, too. m km J, tVt U II SE IN HIS STORE DONE BY DEED. United States to Wm. A. Chisholm. . patent, 160 acres in Section 35, T. 4 N, R. 9 W... .......I Mark L Warren to Pearl Cronk- ; hite, lot , block 1, Bay Stack Rock Park $100 Tongue Point Lumbering Company to Fisher Bros. Company, lot 1 block 7, Mcdure' Astoria.with reparian rights 7000 FUNERAL NOTICE. Mr. Gus Peterson will be buried from the Norwegian Danish M. E. church to day at 2 o'clock at Greenwood ceme tery, Rev. Eleffson officiating. Now is The Time Dr. Klaugraann, expert chiropodist, late from Berlin, Germany, treats corns, bunions, ingrow ing toe nails, callouses and warts with out pain, sure cure. Offices 471 Bond street. 9 26-6t Good Work is always appreciated. Frank J. Donnerberg, the up-to-date watchmaker and jeweler, will repair your watch and do it right; carries a full and complete line of watches, jew elry, opera glasses and umbrellas. 110 11th St. 9-27-tf Got a "Hustle" On The memberg of Court Astoria, No. 8, Forester of America, have got one of their usual "hustles" on, and expect to make some tangible showing in the way of mem bership and business expansion very soon and to that end will have one or more of the Grand Court officers down to give the thing an impetus. They generally come out ahead when they set to work and the Grand Court has made it worth the while of all courts to do something in this line in the way of honors of a very, desirable kind. Buried Yesterday The funeral of the late Oscar Morton occurred yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock from Grace church, a large multitude of friends and relatives attending the sad ceremonies at the church, and following the casket to the waterfront, where it was put on board the steamer Wenona and taken to the graveside at Greenwood. Done by Magistrate The union of Mr. Ertiee C. Hunt and Mass Nettie Vann was formally and judicially sealed on Wednesday evening last, at the court house in this city, by County Judge C. J. Trenchard, in his office there. Preparing to Prosecute Hon. Harri son Allen, district attorney, went to Rainier yesterday morning to prepare for the formal prosecution of Van Au ker, the cashier of the despoiled Rai nier bank, the preliminary examination of which case will transpire there today.