WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, laofl.
THE MORNING ASTOKIAN, ASTOUIA, OREGON.
IMPORTANT SOCIETY
REORGANIZED
.CLOTHES' BOUGHT AT, WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF CHARGE AS
OFTEN AS YOU LIKE
Let Us Sell You Groceries
The best eatables cost so little more than the
.'cheap stuff" that the price difference is never
thought of when the "good quality" is taken
into consideration,
We sell only Good, Pure Eatables and at prices that
you can afford to pay.
ROSS, HIGQINS & CO.
HEADQUARTERS F0 GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Wise Never
Imitates.
MADE TO WEAR
Wise Never
Imitates.
SCANDINAVIAN BENEVOLENT SO
. CIETY DISSOLVES ITS PRESENT
STATUS AND READJUSTS ITSELF
IN STYLE AND PROCESS.
car
TCDQC TIICQ At TUC
ILAOL IflLW VI IUL
Orkwiti covert umbrella!
Iftw souvenir postal at Svauaon'i.
Udlti' Aid of th Methodist church
will give their Annual Baitaar Deo. 4.
Ml B. Scully, NcfUfjr ruMlc (
Beully , Cigar Blot: Any old hour!
Foe Rint Nice! f arnltW front
room and board In private family. 208
Hood St.
For tot Best lick or accident Insurance,
ob the popular pln, A. R. Cyru,
egant, 424 Cummewlnl St. tf
Columbia and Victor Graphophone
nd all tha lateet record at Chicago
price, for aal by A, R. Cryu, 42
Commercial St. M
Wanted Two tbouaand dollar j gilt
edge aecurlty, from anyone who think
7 par wot la better than per eent.
r-n t Ka a.in Commercial atreet. tf
Bow Do I lootTo really your
ef M others you, got one'of tho
new atyla mirror at Hart' Drug Storcj
alt. price. A new supply Juat received.
Tha Ladle Guild of Grace Episcopal
church held a meeting yeaterday after
noon and decided to hold their annual
le of fancy article Thursday after
noon and evening of December 6.
Died at tha Hoepital Mr Loil O
aenbruggen of No. 70 Fifth atreet, who
baa been III for some tliue, and who
went to ft. Mary' hospital yesterday
in the last stage of an organic malady,
died lata yesterday evening.
Good Work la alwayi appreciated.
Frank J. Donnerberg, tha up-to-date
watehmaker and jeweler, will repair
your watch and do It right j earrlei a
full and complete line of watcbea, jew
elry, opera glaaeea and umbrella. 110
Hth St. ' tr
Last evening nt 1U ball, tba well
known Scandinavian Renevolens society
of tlii city, convened for an eapednl
ami rlou purpose; none other than
the utter dissolution of the society from
It present organic status, and It re
organisation under a new atyle and for
mal proceeaee,. ': ., v ' ,:
It aeem that when the association
tbo attorney
State Pilot Commlaalon The regu
lar monthly meeting of the Oregon J
. ........... . ' t .i.Jws oriiriiially formed
convened ycw"iy aiwrmniu, . iw
- .J' i i r. vi .Jhavnir rUnrue of the document upon
office of Commlaaioner fico. Noland, at,"" ' " .....n..., . L..
which time and plac. the were pre-! " ' " -
cnt President A. V. rendleton, and !"" " " ' " u, ' "
Co Llloner. Bylveater Farrc.l and "epor. tl fc.jM . J-
(i,,re. Noiand. Aha Wrd . a Z Z
renewal of tha Hvevbranch of Captain - -
Toni CVang, ihi of aome minor ro. P'-" 'V -tine
,.ttr. and audited tba current I1 fr."' ,.,..m..
bllU. after which adjournment ( wa " '"' "" ",,rw " , r
... 4I i nurch' ethical concern, wiibln the pur-
taken until the meeting In couro. p"' " " J
. . " jvlcw of the new Oregon alatnta taxing
''' 'jbiialncM . inenrporationa, burden the
otlcaA meeting of the atockhold- mMy eanmt we tTor(li ftnd whleh jt
en of the ScandinavUn Benevolent So-' . , s , .. . r.cr,atinir- Itavlf un-
der the clearly defined cxrcptlonn to
that very law.
In the course of a few dnye it will
be aifain in iformal and ever-iuccete-
clctv la berabt called ahd ihall ba held
at the ball of aald aoeiety in the City
of Aotorla, Oregon, oa tha 9th day of
October, 1006, at the hour of 7s30
o'clock p. for the purpoae of au
thorlting tha diolution of aucb corpor
atin and nettling of Ita bualneai and dia
poalng of all Ita real and penonal prop
arty, and the retiring and cancellation
of all Ita capital atock.
LUDVIG LAItSEN, Preaident.
JOIIN NORDSTROM, Rec. Secy.
10-4M
City Financial Mattefa In conversa
tion with City Treasurer Tboma lca
ley yeaterday that gentleman made
clear the exact atatua of the city
actual cab balance, quoted In hia re
cent quarterly report at lifl.000. Thla
aum baa oniatanding egaintt It the aum
of !,000 In city warranta, called, but
not yet preaented and paid; and the
further aum of 14.000 for bonded Inter-
eat and due ahortly, hence the actual
and available cah lialance la nut
0(10. In making hia financial aummary.
theae debita were not naaWa In the re
jwrtcd 'figure and did not appear on
that account.
Two Probata Ordera An order waa
made yeaterday by Judge Trcncbard,
fixing Monday, December 3, 1006, a the
ii. . m l.,iL wIim Annl iinfmiint fit
AdmlnlstratOT W. E. Schlmpff, In the! In the daya when he hauled well ape
. a. -.,.4. . r..i. f.nnn e In la ana eiecam iimunin tuii. 01
mniier or ie i - " .
Back at Deak Yeaterday'i noon ex.
preaa from Torlland had on board a
retiirr.ir.ff Astorlan la the person (
f?upcrlntendent John McOuIre of the
Aatorla Columbia Kiver Kauroan
wbn baa been abent In the
eaut for about three weeka, enjoying a
afnn. Mr Mcflulrc. a nilsht be
auppoaed, had a royal. good time all
the time he waa out. lie vl-itcd a mnr-
rfa .tnnirbter en route hnd apent a
few daya at hl old home In Aniwa.
III., and then went to Cliicairo and hob
nobbed with a lot of the "old boya" on
the Burlington who were chiima of bi
ful exlatenco and quite free from the
exaction It waa never intended to bear.
Hood luck to It!
The proceaaea employed It night In
the transition were about a follows:
The memlrhip of the Scandinavian
Benevolent Society met last evening
In called aeaMon and after carefully
iwlewing the object in consideration ad
journed the called meeting and con
ne.i in remilar ae-aion. and at once
formally dissolved the existing society,
eloainir it record, retiring ana cancel
ling It stock and transferring Us
property and holdings, settling all Its
pending affaira; and adjourned sine
die. .V.;';'. .V,
Without leavine their seat the peo
nle oreaent. an entirely representative
body, proceeded to formally organize
Tba Scandinavian Benevolent Society
(the prefix "The" being the only change
In the atyle and title of the new or
ganifation).
The new society at once adopted the
full ritual and all of the by-law of
tha abandoned society, save such aa ap
plied to its stock j and thus formally
launched the eleemosynary association
and provided it with odlcera temporar
ily, and wound up an Important and
pieaaant evening with a jolly social
banquet. The assets' of The Scandina
vian Benevolent Society are reported to
1 $11,200. ;,
Henry J.
Brock's ,
Union made
Glothing.
Made by
well paid,
well fed
and
well satisfied
union men
that's why
true union
men like to
buy them.
Wise Never
Imitates.
Strous Bros
High Art
Clothing
have a
world wide
reputation,
that's why
they are
known as
high art
clothes.
Wise Never
Imitates.
HERMAN WpE
BEHIND EACH ARTICLE SOLD IN HIS STORE
INITIATES RECORD
YESTERDAY
deceased. P. J. Brlx waa duly appoint
ed guardian of the person and eate
of Herbert 8. Brlx, a minor.
Northshore Pbliticlana-Tudge Sol
Smith, Stale Senator eleet J. W. Kleeh
and WV F. Creasy, chairman of the Pa
cific County Republican central com
mittee, all of South Bend, Wash., were
pnslng vlaltora in Astoria yesterday,
and all en route to Wahkiakum coun
ty, on a political pilgrimage. They were
feeling hopeful and alert and have no
other expectation than hcer iucccbi.
Do You feel alcepy and not a bit
like working In the afternoon! Per
haps It's because of the kind of lunch
you're eatlng-'too heavy an dtoo hard
to digeat. Why. not try the Palace
restaurant on .Commercial street, where
all the baking is done In those famous
slow proces ovens, which turn out light
appetlilng, wholesome things? You'll
save money, too. .
cago and In all way and at all plaa,
had a Jolly good time, and returns to
hi desk here refreshed and hearty,
with everybody glad to ce hini.
Hotel Irving, corner Franklin avenue
and Eleventh atreet. European plan;
beat rooma and hoard In' the city at rea
sonable price. tf
The very best board to be obtained in
tha city U at "The Occident Hotel"
Rats very reasonable. '.
HOT DRINKS
Fine Piece of Work Yesterday at
odd moments a well known draughts
man and civil engineer, in the service
of the city, was busy outlining a dain
ty certificate of marriage intended for
a couple of friends wbo were married
in this city on Monday evening by
another high municipal officer, and the
work be was doing was clever and
beautiful and cannot faH tov please the
recipients whoever they may be. To
Information was availnlta, but this,
coupled with other vague rumors,
would almost warrant the conclusion
that . the groom Is a certain pouplar
physician, who of course, Is nameless,
but who may open or has opened a new
and cosy drug stored less than . three
miles from the'Star Theater.
SANDWICHES
This Season's
Home Made
SAUER KRAUT
Now on Sale ,
Smith-Wilcox News comes from
BuNe. Idaho, that Frank W. Smith,
well known in Astoria, last year, a the
representative of , the Eiler Piano
House, of Portland, was married ? at
Boise, Idaho on Wednesday of last week
to Miss Mnrr vviieox '- .wly,-Aud
ill who recall 'Mr. Smith '(Including
the Morning Astorinn)- will have but
bright and happy wishes for the fu
ture of these young people, v,'
Married at Portland Tast , evening,
at the Portland home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Reid, a hnppy wedding trans
pired in the union of Mis Ethel Reid
daughter 'of. Mr." and Mrs. Jaes Reid,
and Mr. Otto B. rrael, both of whom
are well known in the social circles of
this city.' The groom' is almost a na
tive Astorianaml is a sou of the late
F. E. Prael of this city. Quite a num
ber of 'Astoria kinsfolk and friends
went up yesterday to be present at the
hnppy event. '
FIRST CERTIFICATE FILED THIS
YEAR DECLARING CANDIDACY
BEFORE NOMINATING POLLS
OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY.
Yesterday morning Charlc H. Abei1-
crombie, the well known young attor
ney, wa the first to formally enter
the approaching municipal campaign by
filing his certificate of candidaey with
City Auditor Olof Anderson, lor
the office of city attorney; which of
ficial act followed closely upon the po
litical forecast made n these columns
yesterday morning, In this relation.
' Attached to Mr. ' Abercrombie's cer
tificate waa the following declaration
of purpose in connection with the of
fice, should he be honored with the
nomination and election, to-wit: (
"If. I am nominated and elected I
will, during my term of office, conduct
the office in an economical, judicious
and business like manner, with a view
to the advantage of the city and the
tax-payers."
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
Is Convalescing Ever since he re
turned from his Alaska service, this
season, Councilman L. O. Holland has
been ailing more or less, and even a
trip to St. Martin's Springs failed to
bring him up to standard, and he has
been under strict medical surveillance
for some weeks, and is now convales
cent. .
vesterdav. Mr. Pendleton being her to
serve the pilot commission a its pres-
ident at yesterday' session.
Commercial Saloon Thla popular
oUce. situated at SOB Commercial atreet,
U tip-to-dat in every, particular. Tha
choicest of wine and aQ ttnda oi n-
quora can be procured here. Beat qual
ity cigars. Billiard table in connection.
If you cant come in person, call up
Phone 1231 Main.
Morning Astorian, 60 cent per mont,
deUverad by earrter. v-'-.;y.-
Rumors of Suicide Late last .night
rumors were flying about the city of
the attempted suicide oi a young iaay
who dwells in the Scow Bay district,
a revolver) figuring as tfie weapon of
intended destruction, and a grievoua
disappointment in love as to, the pri
mary cause. It was impossible to veri
fy the rumor at that hour and the As
torian, with others, hopes it may have
been a false alarm, though the name
of the familv involved la well and re
spectably held in this city.
Morning Astorian, 60 eent per month.
PERSONAL MENTION.
A. T. Von Eitcnger of Portland was
among the hundreds touring, this city
yesterday. :
P. C. Bates came down from Port-
laud on the noon traiy yesterday on a
matter oi business.
was in the city yeaterday in attendance
on the Pilot Commission. -
F. A. Daily -of .the" 'Warren Tacking
company at Portland, was a business
visitor in this city yesterday. ,
Mr. I,, f Johnson together with hU
son 'arrived in the city last evening
on a trip combining busiuci-s and pleas
ure, v'",'"', '"'. ' '.; '...';-. '.'. :"' '':
Hon. J. .N. Teal, 'the well known Port
land lawyer, was in the city yesterday
between trains, on a matter of legal
business, ' ' , v '
C. W. G. Kock, of Chicago, came in
yesterday on the. noon express, on; a
business jaunt and is domiciled ;at the
Occident. ':. c . , "' ' -,., '
V. Y. Carroll of Portland, was an
Astoria passenger on the noon express
yestewlay. Mr. .Carroll is quartered at
the Occident. '. - i; ' , '
H, Vincent, of Spokane, arrived in
the city yesterday on a business trip.
J. W. Dickerson, of Xew Yock, was
among the host of business tourists in
Astoria, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ' A. V. Pendleton, of
Portland, were in the city for the day
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Charles Gans, with Hi Henry's Famous Minstrels.
Now is the Jime to Decorate
Your Home.
.We have a fine line of pictures at low cost that will
make your rooms look bright.
WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL
Svensori's Book Store
r4TH AND COMMERCIAL ST.