The morning Astorian., November 21, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1000,
THE MORNING ASTOItlAN, ASTOIUA, OREGON,
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Hood River Apples
The kind you read about- We have on
liayd the finest ussorlnicnt ever offered
for sale iii this city. Our prices are right.
SEE TUB SHOW WINDOW
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
HEADQUARTERS TO GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
TERSE liS Of I 111
Poll II. Scully, Notary Public. t
Scully' Cigar Store. Any old hour I
i " Imiim -
OrkwlU oovera umbrellas and make
them m good A new. U-7-U
WanUd Young man for few hours
work each dny; 125 per month. In
quire At 201 Bond 8t. 11-18-It
A Sick Baby Kmuin, I tin baby
daughter of Mr. ninl Mm. Curl F.nberg
Ik quite III ut their Co'lur tret home,
with on tobc (hut hu suddenly
niudo Its appearance.
Marriage Licn I'ouniy Clerk
Clinton yeterdny lamicd h marriage
llrene In favor of Mr. Knurl Kaukuui
A lnl Ml lleetn Miilililcn, both of till"
city.
Tbe very but board to be obtained la
the city (a at "The Occident Hotel"
Bates very reasonable.
Juit In time to have your order
for thitt now Christmas null and over
coat. Heo Mr, Bnow at C, H. Coo
per' during thla week.
Columbia and Victor Gnaphophone
and all the latot record at Chicago
price, for tale by A. R. Cryus, 424
Commercial St. tf
Hotel Irving 8tanvhfat. If you
are looking for a coty. comfortable
room for the winter, mm ua at onre.
Telephone Main 601. 10-11 tf
Call and aco dlapluy of Inteet atyle
aulilng and other wootena at C. II.
Cooper', on Wcdnendny, Thursday
and Friday. November SI. 23 and 23.
How Do I look. To really aee your
'f m other ee you, get one of tho'e
ew ttyle mirror at Ilart'i Drug Stores
ell price. A new upply jutt received.
Learn to Dane Prof. Rlngler of
Portland haa classes every Thuradny,
at A. O. U. W. halt, 9th and Duane.
Adulta evening: children 4 p. m. All
the latet dance. Walt Glide, Three
atp. etc. Social dancing 1:30 p. m.
11-1-tfeod
Do You feel eleepy and not a bit
Ilk working in the afternoon f Per
bap it' because of the kind of lunch
you're eating too heavy aa dtoo hard
to dlgeat. Why not try tb Palace
rents urant on Commercial street, where
all the baking ! done in thoe famou
low-proce oven, which turn out light
appctlilng, wholeaome thlngaf You'll
aave money, too.
In the Nar Future Card lire nut
announcing the wedding, on Thura
dny, next, lit the llond street home
of the bride' parent, In thin city,
of Ml ,Amm Miiy HtepheiiKon, the
iluiiKhter nf Mr. nnd Mr. A. J. I..
Kiephcnvon, to lr, William Arthur
I'lhlilnirn of Mlnueapoll.
Aorobatlo Dodgr I'oll-Tox Col
lector Welch I the cause of great
perturbation among noiiiu of the young
gentlemen of till city who nntlpu
t hi-H .iRiiliixt hi office nnd It "3.00'
demand upon them, aeveruliy, I o
pronounced' t hut wlien the don of
btiNlneM npproiu'tie, the nelKhhor
lire treated to lh extraordinary dl
piny of vurlou degree of figlllty, tt
till group of "dodger" emerge from
their third lory window, and seek
the common level of the Ntrect, In
avoidance of the grim collector, who
I known to be lingering at the front
door ut the foot of the tnlr, Nut
he never let go, doc Mr. Welch, nnd
tbl iicrobntlc display In a dully wrixle
of prowl', mid beNlile, one good
tumblo would cost fur more than the
simple luxury of u poll-tux receipt,
All at 8a Teterdny afternoon nt
3 o'clock he Intervention of the
rugged hand of the law w to have
been Invoked' nt Jutlce Goodman'
bench In a ciiae of inult nnd bat
tery, In which the ublqutou John
Ioe figured a defendant, be being,
In thl liiHtance, the cook of the
Hteami-r Kobert Dollar, the cnmplnln
Ing wltne being a colored brother
In tho same crew, who baaed )il ac
lloti on it aluiheriiig wlp In the eye
delivered him by the cook aforesaid;
but the whole tranactlon fell to the
ground, or the water, by the depar
ture of the Hubert Dollar to sen nt
noon yesterday, bearing away the
complaining wltne, defendant, wit
nesses, and, perhap, the coiiNtable.
On Probat Ordr Judg- Tren
chard yesterday made mi order In the
matter lf the entail' mid gliardlanrhip
of Ji-iinle Hophlu, Alfred Stephen and
Maria Louisa Anderson, directing the
inothcr n rut guardian of mud minor
to mil lot (!, In block 31. in Khlvc
ly' Aatorln, and to report (o tho
court In due eriUI'Hi',
Lv for Michigan S. N. Johnston
nnd wife, who have rclded near Olney
for the pat twenty year, have sold
their farm to Nell ChrlMtlan Jurgen
nn, nnd will leave next Friday for
Hault BC Marie, Michigan, where they
will In the future reside.
8on Claiad The fall (lulling ea
on on the Columbia cloned yeaterdny
by virtue of the law of the atnte,
but It wn virtually cloed a month
ago on account of the light run of
almnn. The fall pack on the river,
both nt the cnnnerle nnd cold stor
age plant, will he ronldernhly le
than lnt year. ,
Dull Day Yeaterdny wa an exceed
ingly dull day lu the vnrlou court.
Judge HiHidman reported nothing do
ing and the Attention of Judge An
demon wa occupied nearly nil the
afternoon In the trial of Florence flor
don, charged with vagrancy. After a
protracted trial he wa fined $40;
nnd Rentence wa fluxpended pending
good behavior.
Mr. Snow, an experienced tailor nnd
cutter, representing Mexar. Strau
Mro.. Mnter Tnllor. Chicago, will
how hi lmmene lino of cloth at
C. II. Cooper' tore on Wedneadny,
Thurdy nnd Frldny, November 21.
22 and 23, (Ion't ml thl display.
Order taken for milt, overcoats nnd
other garment. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
I have returned from the East where
I aclctd the fineit tin of imported
and domattio candy box, noveltiei,
ilk-ISnd backet, glacea, fruit, etc.
Pries right.
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AGENTS FOR THE VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS.
JOHNSON BROS.
DEALERS IN EDISON AND VICTORPHONOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES.
A Giant OyiUr At. Cmru'.her. who
ha piirchaMed 600 acre of Shout-Water
Hay tide. land and I oysterlng
there with an oyster dredge of hi
own invention, and which Is, mi Id to
be entirely micccHttful, In digging up
bivalves from any old depth, ha se
cured some splendid spec! metis from
the Kastern weed growth planted
there. U Mnnsur, who ha Just re
turned from there, show one that
measure 6 Inches In length and 4
Inches In breadth, nnd which I en
tirely covered with ft bnby-growth of
oyster on the outside, the bivalve In
the shell being n rich and luclou
specimen of the genus.
In Pursuit of Justice Three eltl
xer who have been beet by Mr.
Welch, the collector of road-poll-tax
lately, for what 1 due from them un
der the law In that behnlf. have seen
fit to contest the payment of thl
money upon ome hypothesis known
only to themeelve a yet, nnd the
cue will come off thl afternoon nt
2 o'clock at the court-room of Ju
tlce Goodman, the three mntter be
ing merged in the Issue of one case
entitled the State of Oregon versus
A. n. Hutching.
CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF CHARGE AS
OFTEN AS YOU LIKE
One Piano Number Free With Each $5 Sale at Wise !
MABAM
Has your , Husband, Son or Father patronized
Herman Wise sufficiently to entitle you to a
Xmas Present Free
The presents well give this year are far sup
erior to anything presented heretofore and we
cant give them away, except to those who
have bought enough in our store to entitle
them to
So Fine a Xmas Present
HERMAN WISE
BEHIND EACH5ARTICLE;:SOLD IN HIS STORE
In the holy bond of matrimony. Both
the young people are widely and hap
pily known here, and there are host
of friend to wish them an abundance
of the good thing of life.
Not fop Some Time The rumor that
Mensra. Dick Smith and George No
land were going to leave Astoria for
the Klamath country, ha given rise
to tho Idea that they were to depart
almost Immediately. The gentlemen
will not go away from thi city until
after the February term of the circuit
court, Mr. Smith going first, and Mr.
Noland following a bit later. They
desire to wind up all their legnl en
gagements and other matters, before
departing for their new home.
.Returned From Bucoda Martin
Fonrd returned yesterday from Bucoda
where he ha been the past two weeks
looking after hi lumber business. He
states thnt the recent storm did little
or no damngo to the mill, but the
freshets on the river brought down
a large number of logs. The mill Is
being run to It fullest capacity fill
ing orders, although they ore some
what handicapped by the car shortage.
Ha Changed Occupation Mis
Mary Fossett haa resigned her posi
tion a teacher In the city schools
and ha been appointed by Dr. J. M.
Holt, U. S. quarantine officer here, as
clerk and typewriter In hi office.
Fire An alarm of Are was turned In
last evening at 9:30 and the chemical
responded. The fire was caused from
a Hue In the residence of Mrs, Grime
ut No. 73 Fifth street. No damage
was done.
Seatida Election A. R. Miller, can
didate for mayor of the town of Sea
side, was In the city yesterday and
reports a lively Interest being taken In
local politics. There are two tickets
in the field, the cltlxcns ticket and
the Independent citizens ticket. Mr.
Miller speaks very hopefully of the
result and believes the entire inde
pendent ticket will be elected.
Scanning the Field E. T. Powell, of
the great firm of Powell Brothers, of
Liverpool and London, Is In the city
and domiciled at the Occident. He
represents a house that Is probably
the largest buyer of salmon in Eu
rope. Mr. Powell has been sojourning
at Vancouver, B. C, during the past
season, and is In Astoria, scanning
the salmon situation thoroughly.
Tax Levy At the meeting o( the
county court In January, the tax levy
will bo made. Included In the regu
lar levy will be a sufficient levy to
complete the new court house, nnd
as soon ns the levy Is made, a con
tract will be awarded for it com
pletion. The county court Intends to
have the building completed, except
Interior decorations and furniture
next yeiiir, so that all the county of
fices can he moved Into It.
Death of a Child Edna. Knob-
loch, the fourteen-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knob
loch, died early yesterday morning at
the residence of her parents In Un
iontown. She wa adopted by Mr.
and Mrs. Knobloch about three years
ago and was a winning little child.
Notice of her funeral will be given
later.
From Holland to Astoria Direct
from the famous home of the tulip,
In Holland, there has arrived nt the
floral establishment of Ole Eilckson,
on Bond street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, .n magnificent lot of
Tulip nnd Hyacinth bulbs, in white,
blue, pink and glowing red. The as
sortment is beautiful nnd not over
large, nnd It were the part of wis
dom to cnll and order them nt once.
Will Wed Today This afternoon nt
2 o'clock, at the home of the bride,
No. 426 Franklin avenue. Rev. W.
Seymour Short, rector of Grace Epis
copnl church, officiating, the lives nnd
fortunes of Miss Irena C. Johnson and
Mr. Archibald McLean will be united
Water Mains Assistant Superin
tendent Johnson has had n force of
men nt work the past week, repairing
the damage done to the water mains
In the various part sof the city, dam
aged by the recent storm. All the
mains In the city have been repaired
and nil families are being supplied
with water as usual.
Another Fancy String The manage
ment of the Waldorf Concert hall haa
put on another funny and realistic
string of moving pictures, probably
the best of the season, In which the
substance of the fun Is drawn from
the freak of luck, good and bad,
that pursue a handsome couple Just
after their wedding and In which a
wedding breakfast In the park 1
spoiled by the Jealousy of the groom
at the kissing of hi wife by an old
friend; the -wedding trip on bicycles,
with more falls than progress; the
ride on the Merry-Go-Round and Its
attendant adventures; the dance on
the green and Its mix-up; a donkey
ride with a hundred crises; the boat
ride, the up-set and the diving out
by the bon-flre A splendid finale
is furnished by Miss Violet Parker,
who renders with brilliant effect the
new and dainty ballad, "Somebody Is
Waiting for You" The entertainment
is immensely funny and engaging
from start to finish.
Will Practice Hi Profession Dr.
John Milton Holt, the United States
quarantine officer, has decided to ac
cept the courteous invitation of his
fellow-practitioners of Astoria to en
gage In the private practice of medi
cine, and may be consulted at any
time. He comes to Astoria from ' a
two-and-a-half, year tour of duty at
the United States Marine Hospttnl at
San Francisco, where he was detailed
as operating surgeon, and In addition
has served in the hospitals at New,
York. Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis,
Honolulu and Manila.
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C. C. Clinton, the ex-ponent of re
formed spelling, left last night on the
6:10 train for Portland and Idaho.
Ed Anderson, a prominent logger of
Chinook, is In the city On business.
S. N. Johnson and wife of Young's
River, were In the city yesterday.
A. C. Thissel of Ilwaco was a visit
or in the city yesterday.
L. W. Bourne of Boston was among
the arrivals In the city yesterday.
H. C. Gearing, U. S. A., arrived in
the city yesterday on a tour of In
spection and left for Fort Canby In
the afternoon.
J. H. Cook of Portland was a busi
ness visitor In the city yesterday.
William Wilikson of McGowan, was
In the city yesterday.
Jos. Whealdon, a prominent farmer
of the Nasel, was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
Julius A. Baldwin of Portland ar
rived down on the noon train yester
day, i
J. J. Robinson returned on last
night's express from a business trip
to Portland.
Miss Anita Trenchard arrived home
yesterday on a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G J. Trenchard.
Thi Afternoon Mrs. Gust Holmes
will entertain the ladles of the First
Lutheran church at her home, No. 283
Thirty-fourth street, this afternoon.
The ladles of the church and their
friends are cordially Invited.
Securing Logs Several steamers
from Portlnnd have been engaged by
the mill men on the Cowlitz river to
corral the logs which went adrift
during the recent storm. A large
number have already been secured
nnd It Is. expected that the bulk of
them will be saved.
More Road Levies County Clerk
Clinton Is In receipt of two more road
levies: One from road district No. 5
(Chndwell), at 10 mills, on a valua
tion of $45,821; and another from road
district No. 3, In the same mlllage
upon a valuation of $79,921.
Look Here, My Son !
I had It pretty hard in my day. There was no way for me to get a spe
cial training, which was essential to promotion. With the opportunities
offered to young men today, by the INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOLS of Scranton, Pa., it's easy for you!
If you don't get a high position at a good salary. It's your own fault.
Today I. C. S. students are holding the most highly paid positions all
over the country, as manufacturers, builders, superintendents, overseers,
foremen and experts.
What the I. C. S. has done for them, it will do for you. It will give
you the right start, train you to advance In your present line, or help
you to change to an occupation that suits your Inclination.
A special display will be held in Hart's Drug Store, 598 Commercial
street, Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday of this week, commencing Thurs
day morning, November 22, exploiting the merits of the Schools
If you cannot come, STUDY this coupon, and mall It to their repre
sentative. H. Harris, Representative The International Correspondence
Schools, Oriel House, Astoria, Ore.
Please explain, without further obligation on my part, how I can qual
ify for a larger share In the position before which I have marked X
Bookkeeper Mechanical Draftsman
Stenographer Telephone Engineer
Advertisement Writer Elec. Lighting Supt.
Show Card Writer Mech. Engineer
Window Trimmer Surveyor
Commercial Law for Notaries Pub Stationary Engineer
lifl Civil Engineer
Illustrator Building Contractor
Civil Service . Architectural Draftsman
Chemist Architect
Textile Mill Supt. Structural Engineer
Electrician Bridge Engineer
Electrical Engineer Mining Engineer