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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1906)
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1000. I 11 MEMORANDA Rumor of Third Ship Ashore Exploded. GALENA AND IREDALE NEWS Columbia Out Hrt Today Numbtr of Arrivals at th Bar and 8v ral Entritt YttUrday Llv ly Commtnt Tongue Folnt nillla. She brought launch In on her decks, but put It overboard at the Flavol dock and towed It up the bay to the mills. The etenmer Jotmn Poulsen Is due down from the metropolis this morn Iiik, en route to San Francisco. The steamer Alliance arrived in from Coos Hay yesterday morning and went on to Portland, after a brief stay at the Callendor pier. The steamer Lakme, from San ! Francisco, was among the arrivals here yesterday. She went on up the river after taking on coal at the San born docks. The steamer F. A. Kllburn came In from the Bay City yesterday morn ing under command of Captain Mc Cielland. her former first officer. She passed on to the metropolis at nooa ; The French bark Empereur Menelik Late yesterday afternoon there was' a persistent rumor afoot that the Brit-1 lsh ship Iverna had gone ashore about j nas " "hlft about 600 fect "P three hundred yards to the north of the scene of the Iredale's misfortune, and the story gained color as It went, until the Astorlan got Into commun ication with the Mfe-sa1ng station at Hammond, from whence the word came that was nothing of the sort in that locality. The station bad pa trols out all along the beach and the only thing that was noticeable down there was the steady Influx of ties that were swarming In from sea. The; Nome City Is the only tie ship that has left this port recently and it may be that she ha cast her deck-load to the waves during the stress of weath er that has prevailed all along the coast One of the life-savers, from th. Point Adnm Ktatlnn w th ' "i they Will all Ship OUt of this port. city yesterday morning and reports!88 ther ccm8tant demaml for sea that he found Innumerable ties all men her of l(U?- .v,B .uc TOu ur.un Ule ..Huun p&rnmHgk came down from xeroay mornmg cany, ana mat many Ponland on tne hawser8 0f the Har- or inem were ciottea with great bunches of fuel oil that had hardened Into a gummy consistency and could 8O0n as she can t an cfflng. u nanaiea as one nanaies aougn. He, could not account for It The theory Is, however, that the vessel that cast' over the ties had also thrown a quan tity of fuel oil out to abate the se verity of the running seas; that this; the O. R. A N. dock to the old tug- berth, and will finish unloading there, This was done so as not to have her Interfering with the usual docking privileges of the San Francisco steam ers at the westerly end and center of the great docks. The two desert ers. Laland and Tlhlrln, have returned to the Menelik. after a trial at the Tongue Point MHls. There was too much real work going on at the mills for these sailors. When the bark Homeward bound goes to sea from this port she will take with her several of the crew of the Peter Iredale. The men were paid off yesterday, all of them and In full. i vest Queen yesterday afternoon and will go to sea and San Francisco, as Rumor breeds rumor. By midnight i last, there were several rumors float- I ing about town anent the pilot schoon- I er Joseph Pulltaer having fouled the ; flPA-imri nf thA Pnlumhln. lettv ftnrt tun. uau tuuwira o xne ues as iney wwVa( ,Arfiptf. nf fonr-mnatpd ft noaiea aoout m tne oti-nem, and that gchooner beached beIow Fort stevens the constant motion of the ties in the.and other odds and ends of ,maglna. waier naa iorcea tne ou along the ties and Into bunches, aided by the chill of the sea which congealed the stuff Into bunches. There may be a Story yet untold of this very Incident. tive stuff. The steamship Roanoke went to sea early yesterday morning, with her ca bins full of people, and her hold full of mired cargo, and drove right Into the Impending sou'wester. She had the steamship Costa Rica for a run ning mate in the case, and there will be more or less anxiety In the Co lumbia valley, until a good word shall be heard from each of them. The steamship Columbia is due In from San Francisco this morning, un less she has been held over a day to await the arrival of the Barracouta. whose captain, Doran, is to take com-j mand of the former vessel; or if she has not too much to contend with in the way of weather on the way up. The steamer J. B. Stetson arrived In yesterday evening from San Francis co and went to her old berth at the j The oil tanker Asuncion, Captain I Bridges, arrived In from the California coast yesterday noon, and went on up the river, without ' much delay In this port. The Portland-Asiatic liner Numantia was sighted off the bar at noon yes terday, but the gale kept her from tempting the bar and she will prob ably be in this morning. The British steamship Dunerlc, a collier, arrived in from Victoria yes terday Just afternoon and reports tre mendous weather coming around. She will go on to Portland this morning. The German steamship Eva., lumber laden for South America, Is due to arrive down from Portland this morn ing. The crew of the wrecked ship Ga lena were subjected to official scruti ny yesterday morning by 'Dr. Holt, of the federal quarantine service of this port; not a quarantine Inspection, hut In the Immigration service Interest. They wove found to be in Impeccable health, and are now doing the dreary stunt of waiting the outcome of the Inquiry attendant upon the disaster that befell their ship. Captain Howell of the bark Galena was in the city yesterday and a! very busy man He deprecated the mislead ing utatemwit in these columns of yesterday morning that his braces fouled when he attempted to wear off shore after finding himself In the breakers. He say that had he had 100 yards more sea-room he could have worked off without any difficulty. He says he has had his hands full for the nine days he was beating off the Columbia, but that his officers and men stood by him manfully ail the time and rendered excellent service and that his misfortune was one of the mischances of the sea, and could not be avoided. He Is a bright, capable officer and talks like a man who has done his duty and his men are very loyal to him In every respect. Due steps will be taken for the investiga tion of the wreck and in the mean time the crew will be cared for at the Central hotel, under orders of Vice Consul P. L. Cherry. ' The bark Peter Iredale, according to one of the life-savers who was In the city yesterday, is now almost on her port beam ends, her rail being but few feet above the sands. The cur rent storms are the cause of her shift ing over and she will be in a forlorn shape very shortly, unless the pro tracted bad weather abates. Captain Howell and a gang from his crew will leave down this morning, dismantle the Galena and put her stores and equipment In safety ashore. There are several days of hard work ahead of them, but she will have noth ing on board when they get through, except her spars, sticks and standing rigKlyg. which will be taken care of later, if the storm-king spares them. Notica to Mariners. Oregon Linton Landing Light, page 38, No. 167 (List of Lights. Buoys and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1906, page 6t. Located on the westerly shore of the Willamette River at Linton ursgon. isovemoer i tnis light was moved about 250 feet NW. of Its for mer location, and Is now shown from an arm on a stake on the NE. cor ner of the Associated Oil Company's wharf. The light Is now 28 feet above the water. Washington Gumm's Channel, Washington Sound, page 84. City of Seattle Rock Buoy, 2, a thlrd-c!a nun, heretofore reported adrift, has been permanently discontinued. WlY do the most critical buyers come to us to buy their clothes ? &e Answer is simple and plain : Not Cheap Goods But Good Goods Cheap Simington Dry Goods Go. VALUE QUALITY COURTESY A Shopping' Center That is Distinctively Good Amid the choicest arguments of the many its no wonder you sometimes feel in doubt as to which store you will favor with your patronage. We not only show the newest of the new, but give you equal merchandise at fairer prices than you will find else where. Low prices are easily in lead of all others that are offering similar bargains. A close compari son will prove our statements to you conclusively that our goods and prices are beyond competition. Ladies' Outing Gowns A great sale of Ladies' Gowns made from the best Outing, full and handsomely trimmed in colors of pink, blue and white, plain and striped, at these ridiculously cut prices: 65c gowns for 41. cents 75c gowns for 58 cents 85c gowns for 63 cents 98c gowns for 69 cents $1.00 gowns for 71 cents $1.25 gowns for 80 cents $1.50 gowns for $1.13 $1.75 gowns for $1.23 See Our Window Display PERSONAL MENTION. A. is. tiison or Gray s Kiver was a visitor In the city yesterday. Mrs. Hiram Gray of Hammond was in the city yesterday. G. W. Gelss of Portland was among the arrivals In the city yesterday, M. L. Archibald of Everett arrived down on the noon train yesterday. O. P. Dost and wife of Gray's River, visited friends in Astoria yesterday. S. T. Jones of Portland was among the arrivals in the rity yesterday. Henry Fisher of Svensen, was a business visitor In the city yesterday. Robert C. Kinney of Portland was a passenger down on the noon train yesterday. John T. Leasy and wife passed through the city yesterday for Seaside. Miller, constable of Seaside, the city yesterday on busl- A. E. was in ness. R. S. Smith of North Clove was a business visitor In the city yester day. Thos. Kennedy, a prominent farmer of Deep River, was in the city yes terday. Captain Mack Sklbbe has arrived home from Coos Bay after a busi ness trip of a week's duration. General Manager G. W. Talbot, of the A. & C, was down from Port land yesterday on a business trip. Peter Grant, a prominent mining broker of Goldflelds, arrived In the city yesterday on a brief visit. Senator Henry McGowan went to Portland yesterday to met his wife, who is returning from a visit with friends in the east. Mrs. 1. Cohen will leave this morn ing for her San Francisco home, af ter several weeks' stay in this city, arranging her business affairs. MP fclr1 :m Copyright 1906 by Hart Schiiffner kit Man Suit like cut $20 We sell Hart, Schaffner Marx clothes, which are gu aranteed in every re specr, ior tne same money as others offer commonplace clothes for P. A. STOKES UNCOMMON CLOTHES. Clothes bought hers pressed free. DONE BY DEED Dan J. Malarkey and wife to E. J. Duly, 279 acres In Clatsop county $ 1 Astoria Abstract Title & Trust Co. to Elva Dolan, lot 12, block 1, Long Branch M. S. Warren to Elva Dolan, lot 14, block 4, Hay Stack Rock Park United States to Robert Behlow, 159 acres Section 34, T. N., R. 4 W Scandinavian Benevolent Socie ty to same, lots 2, 3, and 4, block 138, Shlvely's Astoria.. 100 75 Any thin or undeveloped girl or wo man will be benefited by taking Hoi- lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It Is one of the greatest known remedies for making people strong, healthy and well. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. For sale by Frank Hart. Alawys Beautiful. Lovers of flowers will find some superb specimens of the royal Jaanese chrysanthemum at the floral shop of Ole Eric-Icon, the fam ous horticulturists of the Smith's Point nurseries They are stemmed on three feet of vivid green and the blooms are in many cases six or more Inches across the face. They are the finest ever seen here. Dancing Proves Fatal. Many men and women catch cold at dances which terminate In pneumonia and consumption. After exposure, If Foleys Hoey and Tar is taken it will break up a cold and no serious re sults need be feared. Refuse any but the genuine in a yellow package. T. F. Lauren, Owl Drug Store. A 8pectacular Exhibit. The Klnet- scope films now on exhibition at the Waldorf are among the finest on dis play on the coast and are thoroughly appreciated by huge audiences nightly. They present a splendid and realistic picture of the home coming of W. J. Bryan at New York, from his tour of the wide world; in the reception com mittee and fleet that waited upon him; many and well known and distinguish ed citizens of the nation are In plain evidence, and the while lively scene Is given to its last and least Interest ing detail. Following this comes an automobile hold-up In which the up-to-date criminal and the equally mod ern police are mixed up in a series of scenic action that stir the blood and engage the liveliest interest. It is well worth a visit from anyone who wants to be "waked up,." The offerings are among the very best In that line of entertainment, The cheap Imitations of Foley's Honey and Tar cost you the same as the genuine in the yellow package. Why then risk your health, perhaps you life, taking them when Foley's Honey and Tar will cure your cold and prevent erlous results? It la guar anteed. T. F. Lauren, Owl Drug Store. ASTORIA GROCERY PI0NE, MAIN 68i. S COMMERCIAL STREET. Pears for Canning, $1.00 per Box Waxen Cooking Apples, 5cper Box King Apples, $1 J5 per Box Sour Kraut- 5c lb. Mince Meat, 2 lbs, 25c. Dill Pickles, 20c Doz, Comb Honey, 2 for 35c. All Kinds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season If you want something new in the Jewelry Line, come to us. We keep in line with the largest eastern jewelry manufactures and obtaiu all the new novelties soon as they are placed upon the market. Special prices for this week ou bracelets, combs, chains, dress pins, crosses. Repairing aSpecialty FRANK J. DONNERBERG 110 ELEVENTH STREET. FINE STATIONERY Latest Sizes, Colors and Fabrics but sec for your selfprices on goods In the Display Window. J. N. GRIFFIN Books Music Stationery SCOW BAY IRON & BRASS FORKS ASTOKIA, OREGON RON AND BRASS FOUNDERS LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS Up-to-tBte Hnw; Mill Muchlnirji prompt hiiiihi ii.Vlvcirt. ni. tt ulr work 18th;niid Franklin Ave. Tl. 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Every lamp warranted. If not at your dealer's, write to our nearest agency. STANDARD OIL COMPANY.