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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1907)
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTOMA, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1907. A HOUSE BEAUTIFUL km Eiample of Artlatle Elrgaae . Jolarit With Comftrl, ICopyrlf!a lfcK by I-ouIh II. Gibson, In-j dlaimpolln. 1ml I This destn Is nloni; th lines of mod-I era house planning a large living room 15 by '24, a vestilmlo hofore out- ontora (he living room In which may he pl.-uvd bats, umhrollns and wraps, thus keep ing thorn out of the room, and then from a doorway of the vostilmlo a ' beautiful prosinvt as ono looks Into tbe room. Ono noes a largo fireplace , BHHB r g I II". II I null JUL uu Ml I'EKSrECTlVE VIEW. of brick at the other end. with a seat on one side and a French window open ing on to "a porch at the rear. At one'a left Is a little group of three windows, et tolerably high from the floor, with t broad shelf on the Inside, where may be placed when one pleases a few flow era and other decorative objects. At the right of the living room is the din log room, and beyond that Is a stair way running three steps up to a land ing, a little railing running across, forming a sort of balcony looking down Into the living room. From the land ing one may go down Into the kitchen hy opening a door. In the kitchen Is a Ink, with a table on either side. The T7 i 1 1 T Id y i FIRST FLOOR PLAN. kitchen Is not so large that there will be many waste steps In moving from the sink to the range. There is a large china room betweeu the kitchen and the dinning room, and In this china ruou is a cupboard with glass doors uLove and pauel ujurs Leiow, and then there Is a table with drawers and trays and other conveniences. On the second floor are four bed rooms, a study, a bathroom and any number of large closets. This house will cost from $3,200 to $3,500. It should be finished In cypress or yellow pine. The floors should be narrow edse sawed yellow pine, and all the wood should be stained and fin ished a good deal like the craftsman's furniture, and the finish and finings on 1 UlIU niTUia ) jjT U JTL- . 1 if.-.;, .ill r 1 SECOND ILOOB PLAX. the luslde should be made and arrang ed la the simple, artistic, honest way that belongs to the work of the craft man. In the cellar are a heating apparatus and a laundry. The outside la of ce ment and shingles, and both are stand ard. The Ingenuity and Interest of the owner in the finishing and fitting and the little garden that goes wltlt the house, all expressive of a delight ful personality, will make this a beau tiful home. LOUIS H. GIBSON. Indianapolis, Ind. An ArtJat'a Frnt. Oue vr the most remarkable and most artlstir: df twenty-four hours' records stand to the credit of Sir Edwin Laud eeer, who hud promised a picture for the spring exhibition of tho Royal British institution in 1S1.". On the day befori! tbe oponhi,' ho wus found stand ing in fjont of an untouched canvas. "I shall iend that to the Institution to night, a finished picture," be declared to the aMtonished messenger who had been sent by the hanging committee to see if the promised picture was ready, "and have consequently given orders not to b disturbed." True to his word, Laniseer put the finishing touch to his canis f,nd dispatched it to Pall Mall thai v.jry evening; mid as "The Cav alieV Pets'' it wus one of the greatest BUcei-sf'4M of the exhibition. (Klivered by carrier. Morning Astorlan, CO cents a month, SPEED OF ANIMALS. th Grrrhoauil l.ada, Followed f h liortta anil Ike Hed Drrr, The following Interesting letter cob corning the relative apcctl of anlmali u, .pen rod in the London Field: The fastest animal we have Is th ifroybouMd. T!;o next are the raci horse, the ml doer and the hare, nix then comes the good, big, bold doi fox, which Is a line galloper on gorx' going, m comparison with any oi the above the fastest foxhound or. sound flat turf Is as slow as a mac mowing grasi for haymaking. But l! you radically alter the trial ground tin above docs not hold g.Hxl. For Instance on rough clods, whether melted or uot n hare cannot run at all; hence she gen erally takes care not to go there, aw" whore greyhounds are kept she habltu ally lies In her form near the fringe ol a rough fallow that when coursed shi may quickly bo on good going. Witt such long, powerful hind legs a hart can beat anything up a steep hill. A foxhound can easily bent auy hors over deep clay plow, because the horsi weighs as much as twelve hounds and therefore sinks deeply. lu stag hunt tng the red deer tires earlier than th blood hunter, though the horse may not be faster, but great consideration must be made for the discretion of a good horseman, who avoids exhausting dee ground which the deer plods through. A run of eight miles within the houi In either of the three wet wlntrj months would leave the body of th field behind, but It would be easy to I riding man on a galloping horse wbet the March winds have dried the coun try and the obstacles are only ordinary CONNECTS THE BRAIN. The Organ That Eaablea the Heal apherea to Art la Harmon 7. Near the base of every well organ ized human brain there Is situated curious little spongy body called the corpus callosum. This all lmportani little organ consists of a double chain of white nerve fibers, and it is through these that the two portions (tiouii spheres! of the brain are enabled to ad in harmony by being continually brought into anatomical and physiolog leal relations with each other. Several years ago a well known Phil ndelphla physician and surgeon, Ir A. II. Stevens, made the announcement that. In his belief, the corpus callosun was the seat of the soul. His pecullai ideas were given quite an airing through the press at that time, but th whole theory fell pretty flat when Dr. A. F. Sawyer of San Francisco proved that a certain west coast worthy had survived twenty years after having th? entire corpus callosum shot out of hii thought tank and that another had lived eleven years after sustaining a similar injury. The psychologists were pretty well agreed that a man's life would terminate the moment his soul made Its exit on the lead of a pistol .'r.rtridge. It was these well attested rases of men living after losing the cor pus callosum that caused r Stevens' "soul theory'' to relapse into obscurity What Loml Will I.-c Ilearf The army rules are that two inch lee will sustain a man or properly placed Infantry; four inch Ice will carry a man on horseback or cavalry or light guns: six inch ice. heavy field guns, such a eighty pounders: eight inch ice, a bat tery -f artillery, with carriages and horses, but not over l.(W pounds per squ ire foot on sledges, and ton inch ice sustains an army or fin innumerable multitude. On fifteen hvh ice rail road tracks are often laid and operated for months, and ice two feet thick withstood the impact of a loaded pas senger car after a sixty foot fall (or perhaps I.0W1 tonsi. but broke under that of the locomotive and tender (or perhaps 3.000 foot tons). LINES Traversing n States and Territories The Richest Under the Sun Rock Island - Frisco Lines completely gridiron the great Middle West and Southwest- From the Rocky Mountains and the Rio Grande to the Great Lakes and the Mississippi Valley From Minnesota to the Golf of Mexico. If you are going anywhere in this great land of activity, let me tell you about our service to it, and through it to the East. General Agent, Rock Island-Frisco Linet, 140 Third St., PORTLAND, ORE Aa Aatata I, Ion. A young lieutenant during au Afri can campaign came one day upon a badly .-rippled lion. The groat brute limped over the tawny sand on three paws, holding Its fourth paw in the air. And every now and then, with a kind of groan, it would paino and lick the Injured paw. When the lion saw the young lieutenant It eatne slowly toward him. lie stood his ground, i nto lu hand, lint the beast meant no barm. It drew eloo to him. It rubbed !!g:iui:t Mm with soft feline puis. It extended Its hint paw. The lieuten ant examined the paw and found that there was a large thorn in It, He e traded the thorn, the lion rourlug with pain, and he bound up the wound with his handkerchief. 'I lien, w ith every inanifcMatiou of relief and gratitude, the animal withdrew, But it romotti bored Its benefactor -It was grateful. And In a practical way it rewarded the young man. The lion ran over the regiment's list of otlleers and ate all who wore the lieutenant's superiors lu rank. Thus, in a few weeks, the young man, thanks to the astute animal, be came a colonel. Talk Turkey. A man who makes it his business ui well as his pastime to hear ewry pub lic speech he can said the other day: "Public speakers and campaign era tors do uot always have time or ooeu slon to explain phrases used lu 'driving home' arguments. They must ueeessa rily depend upon their audiences to sot the polut through apt applications of such phrases. I have oue lu mind 'to talk turkey.' It would not ahvays dc to explalu that the origin of tills Is n follows : "Two men, an Indian and a whltt man, agreed to hunt together for a da and to divide the spoils. When the time came there was no difficulty In apportioning the smaller birds and au! mals, oue of a kind to each. At Inst they reached the last pair, a crow and a turkey. " 'Now,' said the white man. with n groat show of fairness, 'you may h.-ni the crow, and I'll take the turkey. 01 I'll take the turkey and you may hav the crow.' '"Huh" gruuted the ludlan. 'Why. you no talk tu-key to me?'" I navnitlnlil.r D.-lnlurd. Judge Yon are sentenced to twenty years in state prison. Have you nny thing to say? Prisoner Yes, youi honor. Will you please send vord tc my wife not to wait dinner for m? Fllegeude Blatter. Soaaethlna; I.arklaaT. Friend She Is an Ideal soprano. Manager Well er-she would be II her disposition were as sweet as he voica. THE ORIGINAL. Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and luntt remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley's Hon ey and Tar. many Imitations are of fered for the genuine. These worth less imitations hav similar sounding names. Beware of them. The gen- j ui:.e Foley's Honey and Tar Is In a: yeilnw package. .sk for it and r--- j fuse any substitute. It Is the b" t remedy for ,'"u,rh i and c,,-s. T. I- I f.aurln, Owl I'nig S'or. t For Kidney and L-;-dJer l.c-bles; jgC-jife i:ku::vi..5LNj 24 Hours 2ffl?inSliV ALL URINARY f!.;- DISCHARGES Sk V-3 w i AK 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. WANTI'.IV-A PHAMSTUKSS i plain and fancy sowing, nlno making. News from Want Adville HELP WANTED. WANTKD- POSITION AH CAMP cook. First -tint man. Apply V. II., Astorlan. 1-9 4t AGENTS CANVASSEItS, MIXERS. peddlers, solicitors, mall order peo ple, etc.. should buy KRAMER'S HOOK OF TRADE SECRETS. Regu lar p Ice 15, but bal of lait edition for Jl 25 as long as they last, du.ir ant'ed. Order quick. Sioux Pub. Co., Sutherland, Iowa. Il-J5-tf !'NTKIl I'oSITIh.V ;y ViifNC Kill. II a-twot thy. Iii;ht !c li " - i I. Wages 51'! "-r 1110IH h. .luiX'-Hs n. W.ilhiHkl Mall Mux: also m Ast.oi.ni clbi-e. '.H WANTr-SAl.FMICN. MANY MARK $100 to $150 per month. Some even tore. Stock clean; grown on Reer vation, far from old orchards. Ceah advanced weekly. Choice of territory. Address Washington Nursery Company. Toppenish, Washington." O-SA-tf WANTEO TWO OOOD SUBSCRIP tlon solicitors to work. First claaa proposition, good pay. Apply Astorlan office. WANTElV-fJENTI.EMAN OR I.ADY of fair education to travel f-r mer cantile house of large capital. Terri tory at home or abroad to nult. Week ly salary of 11,000 per year and ex penses. Address Joseph A. Alexan der. Astoria, foe. 1-S-tf SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTKD - I'MSITP N AS l!"nK-k- e; r. l,y a y mi s t- la-ly. A ! !p-"I N. T. Itriadt. l-'i .rsk fort. W.i-ii. 1 -v FOR RENT I'm: ui:nt koi-r KfltNlSIIKI) I for li(i'j"- A. V. Allen' 1-tl-lf rooms, nleely furnl'-'le i--1 . 1 . K- l-'i'inire iiv-r FOR niCNT KIVR-ROOM I'l.AT IN qulre at C. M. Cuthberth s. cor. Corn- inereliil and 9th uln-eta. 12-H-tf FOK SALK. WHAM-; AMitKH. MADK IN NOR way, guaranteed llmst shoe dresn Ing out. Your dealer handlea It. Al fred Andresen & Co., Minneapollft, Minn. 12-18-tf KISCELLAITEOUS. VOCAL CCIrURK-MISS (5RACR Rannel will give instruction In tone production. Coaching In classical songs and ballads. 144 Duane street. Phone Red 2091. tf MORNING ASTORIA! It on Kale in Aitoria at J. N. GRIFFIN'S BOOKSTORE. OTZINGER'S NEWS DEPOT, OCCIDENT H0TET. OFHCI, FRED BP0WN Both Storet JOS. JAC0B3, CIGAR STORE. Some rt thn ninest people in the city live in furnished room; people are moving at frequent inter-ruin. Tell them in a small ad. now attractive your rooms are. If your rooms are really O. K , you'll have no trouble in pet- tng them rented through one of cur want adu. Try it. 4 llvei-r-d by carrier. .lonihitf AhIoiIiiii, (10 eeii'.s a month, FOR dress- j ITTI.I3 Sister Wllkoraon Was hnndy with the needla. Tucks and dai-ts and horn and gores She certainly could wheedle. Out of. Into, nny goods. Rhe always dressed most tasty. Brother Wllkeraon. he died, Pneumoniarather hasty! All the sisters of her church Kxchnnged surprise and wonder, Aa to how she'd Ret along. She irot alongby thunder' Went to live In Want-Advllle. Where seamstresses were wanted. Never once by poverty Was Little Slater haunted. MORAL. Advertise In The Morning Astorlan. - - - J 1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. j attorneys at law. ! howaIII Attomay-at-Law. Offioa with Mr. J. A. Eakln, at No. 428 Commercial St.. Aatorla. MU3IC TEACI1EK. WANTKD--TIIHKK Ml'SIC In.pilre at Antcirtsn ofliw l't TII.H. MAN1M1.IN l,KS,iOS CIVKN -MUH C. I). Htewnrt, 127 vnth atrret 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY BOARDING. THE LIYDK, Roonu with or without board; rates raaaonahle ; good accom modation for trnnslenU. Uta and Oommerctai. OSTEOPATH ISTt. PR. RH0DA C. HIC 0,STF.OI'ATH Offtc UmieH, nid. Phono lllai'i MO 171 Commercial Ht.. Antorta, Ore RESTAURANTS FllJST-lM.A.ss MKAL .'it- nut cake, "', ut pit), or N-Htaiir- ll'll! lllllt, Htlt. I-'t I J'nli'l St. JAPANESE C00D; INEXPENSIVE JAPANESE FIXINGS, MADE OF BAM U00, LIGHT, STRONG, HAND MADE, TABLES, STANDS, CHAIRS, WHAT-NOTS, BOOKCASES, SHELV ING, ETC, Yokohama Bazaar 2S Commf-rclnl fit, Antorlt. HOUSE MOVERS. frown! lira Kin m nrx 10 nr. ""'..evn mace specialty of house moving, carpenter, contractora, general Johblnjrj prompt tt I tention te all orders. Corner Tenth tad I Duane. tf j LATNDRIES. BUTTON HOLE AT THE BACK, Your experience with It lias no doubt lead to much vexation, possibly pro. j fnlty. Broke your fingernail trying to ! pry it up from the neck-band, ehtj You won't have that that experience If ' you send yonr shirts to us; we save yon ! !i::t'rC;,"'l"T " ""I TROY LAUNDRY, Tenth and Duane SU. Phone 1991 mUkKU WOMEN. I'hh hu ii for iiiifiiitural I i lllil I'l'H, lull iiniifiutiuni, in lint iiut or oh cntiloin f mi 11 1 ' 1 v '1 ini'inlU HliftB, l1 'it,, "1:, i' lid imt itntrin- (i.i VI 'I r .' .y i 1 i..s.i..J n!W OiiM,(ii"ii Vfl "3 I'r-.t .i,r I , r,)ii'-, vuTi'iirfwi'.iViwi.'ii'ii V :-'' ; WINES, LIQUOBS AMD CIGARS. THIS SAVOY Popular Ooneert Hall. flood music. All are weleome. aer Eleventh and Aitor. Oet- i 416 BOND BT I I ASTORIA, 0RIG0I '. Carries the Flnast Lbs of I Wines, I , i Liquors v and I Clears I I I 1 CALL AND SEE US i St ,; . t i it an 1 it y ) vi i vy 1 i " iuutYYii Eagle Concert Hall 'o Aitor M The leading amownient home. Agency (or MU011 1'h. megra put tad Hold Mould! Rmono. P. A PKTKitNtiS. Proa "PalcBohenilan Laer Beer" THE BEER FOR THE HEALTHY LWEALTHY AND WISE on draught and In bottles llfewnt an-trr aanllarv cm-lltlona aa4 pruiri,f agnl riu lit lierr In Ailorla. North Pacific Brewing Co. ASTORIA, OREGON. a ICanSeli YourReal Estoieor Business NO MATTKK WIIKHK UK'ATI-O Protnrt Im mid liiiiiru of nil klndi iolj quickly for ph in l p,rt. of th UnitH Ktit. Don't it. Writ to dy dcri!iim lmt von ho to mII n'l K'v" r'i price on miiii. ; IF YOU WANT TO BUY nv kind of Iln-incn or Itoal IVitiU nywhfre, at nny iricc, writ ma your reiiirmiit. I can aava you Hint and mone, DAVID D. TAFF, THE LAND MAN 415 Kinnni Avmua. TOPEKA, KANSAS. DENTISTS. Dk. VAlMillAN, I) K.N I'll ST Py'hian HuildiiiK, Antori. On-yon. Dr. W. C. LOGAN liLUfl-fLin I'uniiai , i 78 Oo,nm',";"' Hlmnahan HuildinK Thk American Collection Agency No fee charged un- 1 e collection 1 1 made. We make col lection! La all parti the United State. 43 Kanaaa At. Aa" TOPEKA, KANSAS. ANTHONY P. WILSON, Attorney -TAmi HOTEL PORTLAND HoHi in tht Northw.il PORTLAND, ORE. UNDERTAKERS. J. . OILBAUQH A CO., Undertakers and Kmbalmera. Phone Mi'n 2111. Cor. 12 and Duane. III ' 1