TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1907,
THE MORNING ASTOR1AN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
JUST RECEIVED
Our large line of cut glass intended for the
Holiday trade has just arrived, being de
layed on account of the car shortage.
The celebrated H. C. Fry's, which took
Gold Medal at Lewis and ClarkFair.
Latest Designs. Special Prices.
A. V. ALLEN,
ED'
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
NEW BUSINESS VENTURE.
CHECKS BRING A CHECK.
Real Eatat Operation! to b Enlarged
in Thif City
The F. X. Clarke Real Estate Com
pany la the style of a new (and need
ed) buaineM venture that will make
Ita entree la thia city today. The
young gentleman 'hoe name l ued
In the title, la the active and uc
cKful manager of the Brownsville
Woolen Mill store here for the past
fire montha, but who has severed his
connection therewith to inaugurate a
business of his own, to which he
brings not only the equipment of an
alert mind and resourceful nature, but
has backed his faith In the venture
by buying handsomely In the district
here In which he proposes to operate.
He is well endorsed in this, as In
all his previous business relations, and
may be relied on to the uttermost of
his engagmnt. He will open his t ness llng a party by the name
office today in the Campbell building ; Xyman
at the stand rormr!;,4 occu by! It seems this sir.gle Instance is but
Harry Twilight, and will be quickly j on-.r of a niimlwr of others, more sue
in touch with the real estate situation ! Ltjfuliy operated than was this on",
here and keep hims' lf in intimate re- j U..11 Scully. Ross. Hlggin & Co:n-
Governor Chamberlain, on the score of
his pending retgnatlon, the executive
had declared that there was "no ne
cessity for Mr. Alien s resignation and
that as far as he was concerned, per
sonally, It was not dsired.-" There
fore, Astoria may not lose this val
uable cltiien. at least, not until hit
term of office shall expire.
NOT A WEARY GRIND
Several Interesting Occurence
Enliven This Congress.
FORAKER DRAWS ATTENTION
Speech on Ditcharga of Colored Troops
Causes Him to Be Accused of
Playing to Galleries Other
Capital News.
Young Soldiers Plays Fast and Loose
With Money Memoranda.
"Richard Davis, alias Paul Kvering
berry, whose true name Is unknown,'
was hailed before Justice J. P. Good
man yesterday oa a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretense. The
basis of the charge against him twine
a worthless check, drawn on the Firs:
Xatk-na! Bank of Astoria, In the uni
of 131.73; and the complaining wl'--
latlon with It to the certain success
of bis patrons and himself.
MAY NOT RESIGN.
Hon. Harrison Allen Has Something
To Say as to His Plans.
Hon. Harrison Alien arrived In the
city yesterday on the noon express
from Portland. In the course of a
conversation with an Astorlan repre
sentative the district attorney Indicat
ed plainly that he might no re
sign his office for some time to come,
and that he Intended to maintain his
Astoria residence indefinitely, but
without relinquishing his new business
alliances at the metropolis. Mr. Al
len said that In a recent interview with
Do You Realize
That you need shoes for the rainy j
season that has now made Its ap- i
pearance.
pajiy, Christiansen & Company, and T.
K. Laurln, figuring as victims In giv
en amounis. The man posed as an
officer of the line In army circles, hut
he is simply a well trained Drivate
soldier, with Inspirations to enter the
official roster of the army and, it 1
said, had a reasonable show to accom
plish such ambition.
He has been in Astoria ror several
days past, on leave from Fort Stev
ens, and has done nothing much hut
drink deeply and engineer bunco
checks broadcast, with the result tha'
he is in hock, on ball of $500, to an
swer the foregoing charge on Frid?y
next. It Is salj some of the moneys
he obtained so easily have been re
covered and his especial plea in court,
as tendered by Mr. Winton, his at
torney, was that he was drunk when
he committed he effense, and that
he wanted to square up each and all
of the diinquenci.
WASHINGTON. 1. C. Jan. 11. -
favorite expreiti of some writers,
hen spt.iklng of a session of Con
gress is to sell the proceeding a
r grind, but. notwithstanding this is
the nhort session when it (s ;iot ex
pected that much would bo dol '.
there a few things that liven up t.. '
affair and m-'ke it Interesting and a
musing to the outsiders, If not to ;h
piembers. The center of lnw-r.-t Just
row Is the Senate chamber here For
aker has be-n playing a great role of
about American politics Is that nearly
ville affair. One of the bad feat-i.rs
i tout Anient an politics fi iha' nearly
always, when t prominent polit clan
takes the lead in any proposition, oth
er politicians and some of the nv'ws
papers charge that he Is always ptay
i!.g personal poll-. It". This . ti;e case
just now, anil on every hand Is heard
lh declaration lh-.t !-:!. ito- 1-ir.ik-r's
,j i movement in 'ne ir..ti-r or trie n-
i barge of the to'ore.i tr-n-ps i snrpiv.
"gran I stars 1" play f r th- l!...t'.;i.
i an presidential no.siln.itiop ''-
unjut to the distinguished oliio s.-n-."t--r.
Mr. Forak'-r i of 1' - l-;-fi il
fizz, and r.o doubt he knows I:, b'i- it
Is not only possible, but very pr;
tie, that he is acting in this matter
because he honestly believes a groat
Injustice has been done the colored
ttoops, and that the PrsM;it exceed--
his constitutional authority wnen
he ordered their discharge. Thr r
i any who agrie with the f;rst prooa
sitlon; in fact but few can be found
to claim that no Injustice was -lone,
but there is a wide divergence on the
question of the President's authority.
Senator Foraker is a broad gauged
man, and bold enough to take a stand
h believes to be right, even if he k"ev.-
It would injure his own political pr s
pects. The eotis-nsu of opinion h'-re i
i
is that the Investigation proposed will
not work out any r'il-f to the colore 1
men discharged. The Senate may ex
tress its opinion on i.' c mater, b'll ii"
h" bigan hU right it vs str-ingly 'n
trein h. In Congn sM, iin, nil (lie of
f Its of llle l ,4lielll to hi Mk N lll"l"
(ailed. Then II .r (lie old man .m
! the uliiff lie ,m made of, II.. i
I'eted le S'tret.ity o ih, Tiensmy In
. i'.hdiau Ho' go i-i i;mi. nl ii pti-'IU
fi'm ilu iuiikji, Hie S n-l ii y ! Hit
ed. saiig l huh umilnsl the la .V
Congress, ih,. prenideiil lemoved t
fec.lli Itr.lllt Sel e,) .III. I il III III
pi l, i- j. mall who believed lt lie 'i 1
or mis willing t cany out his older".
The llew Smnliil) removed the !
posits and he corporation fell. Il w.n
half a century before iinotner coipi
ration sought ty control leulxlat'olt 11
the govei linieiit. The Cn-iiit Mobb. i
sprung Inio existence, tan a brief .
reer, bankrupted hundreds mil
oestroyed the reputation of it n.uii- or
more of the prominent men of '.r-
country, Now we have cot hh al ons
by the doxi'ti, but where Is And. .
Juckon ?
There tx littlo prospect that Co -
ress, ut this session, wilt come lo llle
lellef of the count artillery to any
marked extent. Costly guns, rind n
trlcate and exwnlv(. machlm ry will
be luft to the mercies of he el-men s.
the army will he left with nn Inade
quate force- of trained nrtlllerytneri,
while w play at being n world-pow
er, mUlitg 'n with the affairs o." o-her
nations with n I ways a ihanci if !.
embroil,.,) In a foreign wur. This Is
Ihe same old policy pursued by Ja'm I
Madison an 1 toe Conk, ess In i ,e .lays
before our last war with Crca' 'r
tain. Kduca'lon by experience conic
h:gh, but nations tnir-l have tNt Borl
t eduatioH eVi-iy no.v a-il Iheii.
The i 'oniii. -il-oial "ji rial ''-ves'igit-
l!g CllimCt. e !l rrltlttie I. -. .,!-
ii;; ev.-ryihlig l-v,-: u,, ic.,- -,t!,ii;iv
i'h.. Country , UL'Ilt to lie s .tl !!,. '
Sh.-nts an t St.-i-i,H have rv 1 1 1 lit,
things were well, the I'r.-s a.is
pronouni ej that the wmk va Ic
ing pushed viitlsfaetorily, and now
has been backed by the sub-committee
of the llous.i Fv.ryiodyj has
)e n heard fr-irn except Joseph lish-op.
I SMOKERS SUPPLIES
HILL LOOMS LARGE
(Continued from page 1)
CAUTION AGAINST FIRE.
!-gl,t:inll is ex pec t- 0,
fill if any w-.uld rn-'-i
approval.
afi'l it is
b.il! t
I
Just Arrived for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN j
.FALL STYLES, 8MART DESIGNS. !
That please the eye, lend comfort to
tha feet and give perfect durability.
il
'i'-sir-' to f,-!l3'!Or; -ViH-'a -rno n--- .
ravs an 1 fire in ,:),i-r form--, for
I thav.-i.'.g out frozen pipe--, of th ex
treme, danger of H'J' h tilings, (.--pi-dally
at 'h .s partii-ular time; it m;;y thaw
'"'- I-ipe, but you may start a
conflagration that rr.l'iit wipe out our
city. A hydrant may be froz-n. when
! r-eeierj; a n , at the best, under pre -J
cnt conditions, everythlj.g annot be
' hauled as fast :tn ordinary; so I would
caution all to be careful.
1 C. E. FOSTER,
chief Engineer, Astoria Flre Derjart-merit.
Ft don't ache or tire. .Investigate ! .
the quality and be convinced (SUNDAY TRAVEL TO PORTLAND
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and bis '."ei,
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ic ii-ii iy in
THE BEST MADE
DR. A. REID'3 CUSHIONED 8H0E8:
OUR 8PECIALTY LINE
. . . - . .. ! Increases and $2.50 Hound Trip Rate
f Logger's Shoes Guarantees 8atia j K
faction to tha Wearer Nona Better 1 via A' 4 C- R- R' Popular.
but a Leader of All. '
i
; Travel from this city to Portland
on Sunday at the low round trip rate
of J2.no is on the Increase end many
! enjoy that day in the metropolis each
; week. This rate will be continued '
throughout the winter and the volume;
i of travel toward Portland every Sun-I
i day would indicate that the public I
543 cona aireei, upposue nscner nroi. appreciates It. 11-8-tf
S. A. G1MRE
Mn i n
i o foe naoov
and Gay
Means not only good things to eat, but also the best of things to drink,
and the best of all good drinks is Sund & Carlson's
Rye and Bourbon Whiskies,
Choice Wines and Champagnes. I
What his
Ameri'-nn .!-.
r - .v ra? H
'i e pi.-t and
"t h has ' mat
v here in in-
i i.!, ,rat ion -.-. 1 U n
1 1 i' kory," hN- - .t ton :
r- .y ' rl :!-m'-:,. l-t t
;: y b-irm. ra. y or ! n
th; land? There wa i i iina; when a
cordlnif to the speakers and wrl;..s
'f opposing political parties, that ail
there was of the Democratic prty
vep. i;s re olb-i tiona of Thomas J.-f-f'-rHon
and And re Jacks n. For near
ly a hundred years on e.u h recurr'os
t'h of January tho air h.-ie b-en -rade
r'-sonant with shouts of "Hy the Et r.
nal," and '"Thn I.'rilon Muxt be Pre
fer ved," only thl" last dause was loft
'ut of the shout InK for a few ear-!.).
1 ul now the day has coino and t.
and not a shout has been heard. The
most picturesque (iiat.icter t ti;i t ' v-t
occupied the White House v.-hm A l-dr-v,'
J.-n-kson. He had more force
ti.-an 'irant, am' t.'i'.c- s' ubbornii .ss
than '"lew-land He v.-.: :he first 1'r'-'-'-i'h-r.t
if, dominate '"or.i c-s.h, and he
Ii-'i'l many sf riny H' e,..( V:t!i tna in,.
Hucceedc'l in
It is Pad lo
ne by, and ihe
not 1c; c.-oled
a hara'-t'-i on
.lay that '.."il
a v.-.irri'." it: 1
i lie (l.st. I'ro.-i.
'it;altw
ruly body, but alwa;,
j forcing his will upon .
1 think that, a year ;.'
j c'terition 'if th- people
, to this (.'.'' at. A merle;,
t he -i .niversai y of t (.
U fame
lie
ti lorn lis r
I
1 1 f'.miria'i'i'". ile wa
T .
J O'-nl to set himself up
! corporation and the fir t to null down
d -
rr
: THE COMMERCIAL;;
', 509 Commercial 8t. 4 '
Inn
corporation he believ-d to b
cal to the best intr-r-sls 'if the jieoplo.
From the daye of Ah-xari'l'-r ifairiMion
'.ii those of Andrew Jackson there ex
isted a ffreat corpoiation, doinina'l.'.j
in finance and In poIiUcH, niuch af
preat corporations have tried to do In
these days, It was the only real finan
cial quantity in the' country; controli.
lrg nearly ail the finances it nought
to control the politics l)V at (-at so
believed Jackson, and he net himself to
tr.e task of breaking it down. When
Ci'ft Northern from St. Paul to I'u
Kt't Bound, his railroad would cm
tlnue doinjr the bimlriexH. -. .,,r.
man, oto- of th'- owners of the Sio
kine Hotel, and A. W. Dolun l. prex
I'lent of the Spokane Drujf C unpar.y,
tes!!!!e,i they heard Mill while In Spo
kane, mak,. r-p-ated .roml-eH that
wh.-n bis ra'l was built he would
Hive Spokane "terminal rate or bet
ter," and rate .,v(i!.-h would enable 1!
to compel,, "u ith ,iny poii:t f - tin-
I 'roxi-exiltclfl 1 1 lo- i f1
i i ! i s . -s .y a; tor n-y
was .il-uii; tio- line - f
'k ar nl'jy.l ev-
'P"ti"y und'-r th- cx
! to si.o-.v ih i- on !. r
s J-.lii,. r s ,,f Spokane
I": points half wa.,
I and I'ijk-i Sound
st.
S;
south or
ti.-s.. an I o'
for the r.tliro
h.cv lor that
I ' aor linary j.r '
i-tin rates
be pr. s- i.t ra"
d-.h.K bush
beiWeeri Pottlat
. Uies and SS kan'
Dade' Llttlf Liver 111! thorouffh
ly clean the nyntem, good for laiy liv
ers, make clear complexions, bright
eyea and nappy thought.
Sold by Frank Hart'a Drug Store.
ManZan Pile Remedy put up In con
venient coilapmble tube with nozzle
attachment o that the remoly may be
applied at the very aeat of the trou
ble, thus relieving almoat Inatnntly,
bleeding, Itching or protruding pile.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Sold by Frank Hart's drug
store.
CASTOR I A
lor Infants pVt Children.
The Kind !::v2 AKysvs Bought
W'c have the largest aiul
most complete line of Cigars
unci Tobaccos in the City, ami
keep ( lily the pn mincnt brands
and High Class (ioods.
Small Boxes of Cigars. 12 and 23 in the Box,
PIPES Fine Mereschaums and Briars from
25c to 120 00.
WILL MADISON
tMnMttMMHMMMIMMMMMMMM)lllm4
The Old Stove Man
Hat btn hunting around for a year or more t find a Una of
STOVES
a good or betUr than the kind he told her twenty year ago (him
of the art beginning to wear out). He thlnka he hat found the
lint. He will thow them to you if you wilt call at the ttore of
W. C. LAWS . CO.
Plumbtrt and Sttam Fltttrt.
MAKES OLD THINGS NEW
Clniim ViiiiT U a Wonder I 1 1 will make the
whole in'.criurof "tirhfitisr?shiiic like new,
inakinn rf-finlshiti or rc-varnishino; entire
ly umicaxsary, It is n.t n vuriiWi, but a
surface fil aiul ch-aticr, biiiMing up the
original finish nti'l unking it l.rihtcr thati
ever. It isnj'i'Iinl with a piece of chccc
cloth aiul no txtH-rietice U in ct vwiry. Xii
drying to wait for. Kcim -vn nil .scratchc.M,
stains, dirt, dullm-ss. It can lc npphl
to any fniLsli w ith Jienrficiat results. Nat
ural wood, as well as any culur nf juiut, will
le better fur an nj'pl icat ion of I.iijuid Veneer.
LQ,ii Vtmr will imjirove even the most
U.uitifisl furniture. It will take that sniokv
look from the Piano and c.tlu.-r M.ilnany, and is highly U-nc-fieia!
to CoMen Oak.White Mnanicl.C lilt, Silver an i other fmLshes.
Elqtlld UfUffr sells at 50 cents a ltt!c, and a Ix.ttle Is enough to
renovate the ordinary home. Try it and you will always huy it.
ufri--l,"B IT
Bl!lr.0. I
tun. 1 1 1 iy
B. F. ALLEN 6 SON i 3
THE GEM
C. F. WISE. Prop.
Choice Wlnea, Llquora Merchanta Luncb From
and Cigars 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p jn.
Hot Lunch at all Houn 1 Cent
Corner Eltvent h and Commercial
ASTORIA
OREGON
FINANCIAL.
A. BOWLliY, PreniJent.
PKTERSON, Vice Prcniilcnt.
t RANK PATTON, Cathlr.
J. W. OARNKR, AHHintant Catblar.
O SPICES, rj
FL&IQPMG EXTRACTS
AbioluUPurify. flrvesi Flavor.
OrearcjrSfrch.CeasowblePric-w,
CLOSSETaDEYERS
f POF?TL AND, OREGON, cjj
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital PrIcI in loo,OM). Htirplim mid Uiirtlvldiid Pronia fUOUO
rrunhiictt a Oci.eml III.,, k Inn HuHixkh. InUNt 1'ald on Tlini. O.ipcHiiU
iH8 Tenth 8tret,
A8TOMA, OREGON
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
i:STAltLI8lli:i 1880.
V
Capital $100,000