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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1907)
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTOHIA, OREGON. f! FINE FOR DAINTY DINNERS NEWS FROM ASTOR IA'S HIGH SCHOOL Dance and Piano Contest next Thursday evening, Jan u-ary 10, 1907. THURSDAY) JANUARY 17, 1907. PREFERRED STOCK "CORN ON THE COB" NONK UKTTKR, JUST UKK FRESH CORN TWO SIZES 30 and 65 THE CAN ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. TIN'. I.KADING GROCKRS QUESTION FOR DEBATE AGAINST EUGENE HAS BEEN CHOSEN TRACK TEAM WILL BE SENT TO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. 'i: IBH IIS Of THE I Ml II Scully, Notary l'ul.lk ai Bvuily' Cigar Mora. Any old hour I Dr. J. M. Holt U relieving; Dr. Finch, during hla abam and will keop th regular houra. IMMf tU vary beat board to U obtained la t dty U at "Tba Ocdd.nt Hotel.' ao vary raaaonaito. Columbia and Victor (Jrajibojihoimi and ail tba Uut raourda at Chieajjo pa for aalt by A. IL Cyrua. 424 (Jomnwdal St. U Gon on Duty furl Knutou, lat, Jy appointed deputy HliciIfT. undo fchoriff ,M. It. I'"iiu-i'iy, yinletday u- milled 111 pout uiul In; Wu kept full" ly bony kiitIIiikh Mend who i tilled tl) WUIl lliltl tier. The Ktudciit body i,( hi- AatorlU High Heboid held h meeting yeMtcrday nflcinoon ill 2;3 o'clock to chotme Ihelr lde of tint ijui'Ktloii to lie do- baled wllli Kukwio UIkIi Hchool ii'xti April. Tim (jumlloii roada; "(j-1) vi i, That th t'nlKfl Htiite Bhould No I."i r Miilniiilii ihf I'llm Ii-m of the Monrou lioclrliio." The local limH tut Ion will defand the iH'iMllvv nI.Io. 1 tf A acrlea of debute will be hold to - try out tli coiitiftuiii for t"'ltloaa For Flna Watoh and Clock repairing on tho team which will n-nrwnt tho Orkwitx tovi-rit unibrcllua. Go to A. D. Craig for your tmili, awiiliiK arid nil kind of r'litwiN work. Inquire 12th and Ilond. o to Frank S. tHwnttrbcrg'a, tho re liable jcwcllur, 110 ilth Ht. aehool, When nil but nix have ,i n If i eliminated, a public debate will be ; given, In whlrh the three making the It Will Ba to your Ion f you fall ( ,,""t "l"wlng will ) hoin. Pilnd l titka udvunlmce of Hnlllxirn & t '"mm went to Portland luat we-k Company' twenty per ecru dlmounl '' Joining Hie Portland I.lbiary aala, tf Amho lutlon, cecured for the debaters urcedH to un many hooka nit will he without other coxt than Llbarty Ball Social Club will glv !(iin,f Haturdny, January 19, ul I Knn'a Hall, Kvtrybody Invited, 1-15 !d Balow Zero That'll when, y.ni will hi If you don't check that cold fuel rum that couKh with Mat!' Compound Syrup Tar and Wild fbnry. Kure thing. At lliirt'n druu aioio, coriu-r Hth h nl t 'oiumcri hil atrrrta. Had Apptndix Removed Joiiuh I'l Otdo. n FlmiUh laliorcr. ruc.-iiily ar rived from tile old country, w.m op erated upon yi-dtcrdity for appindlcl tl. Tho man U a a.-iloua one, but at lut r'porl I lie IMtlent wa liitirov In. If you Intend huylnit furtilluri- In lh nmtr future, you can :tv twenty Pr cent by buying now. At lieilhoiu H Cornjmny'a January clout uncu .ilf. tf Married in Mayor' Office Mr. 1; ' Hunt and Ml"a Ma)' t.latca Were iirii' fl.d Tic ailiiy iifli itioi.ii nt tie- inajm ,4 handoitiely appointed in-w oiPu.i JudKe Ali'letniifl eltleliltlliK- j U'-alred, without other coat than tint freliiht on the hooka to thla city nrid hac k. Another tnalter whh h In occupying thi utt- lilluu 'of (he IHkIi a hool tin- atholaHilc meet, id Corvallla. A ti i'U team will be oiKMiil.ed in aooti aa lie- wiMlle r I" nulla and tiulnlng b' Kuii. Aatorln baa f. w traliud ath I' Ich. but It la believed that a good relay team inn be had at nil odd" and II la mor than probable that tonne of the men w:il develop In other dlrec II. .mi If they nr.. well handled. .Sid- n.-y N' V y haii been elected marinKcr "f the truck loam and Stanley Young la captain. The drat work will prob- Tht Clver Thingt To .i ly on. 'a feet i to keep them handmnncly an) lomfnriably fhod from the iilround atoik f ('. V. Hrown, No better rule eiin be ca'ubllahod, n"r maintained, than Oil. l alily Ik; begun In u few Weeka. From City to Camp The Sorenaon Logging Company haa Juat Inatulled full telephonic communication between III camp headiiiartera at Wveria. n utid Ita llond mr.el olllco In this city, which la hugely advantageous to all concerned. Tho company closed an arrangement with tho Aatorln Wuter Commlaalon, whereby the company uaea the water "ervlcu line running I hence to Hear Creek. By March Firtt The Aatorln Sav- Mayor'a Offlc. Furniture The new Inga ltunk building la ale.,.llly up- furniture haa been Inatulled In the pronrning conipletpm linu tile owner" mayor'a eftlcf. The hanglnga nnd nr- ! fri-caat f..r March 1, la n.. llk.-ly to pet ur n dark gre.-n, hatmonUliig well ! be dlaeounted by an hour. The el.- I w ith the woodwork, nnd with the coin- j vntor i otitie. t..iia were completed V".' ' Seeking Hit Freedom Paul Effer fortuble chalra and fUturea make u ' irday and H will be ruunltiK rcg.i-i Ingham, the young aoldler now In Jail coxy I.H.klng room. j lai'ly by tomorrow night, and all the j ,, ,t eharge of "obtaining money under (other phaaea of ihe work nr.- !) r,tic pretenaca," with ball tlxed at The Coal Situation Mexra. R I';. : nlong. nior Si Company, on Ttnaday, wired the management of the coal mlnea it Carbotidale, Waah,, for a hhlpment ,if cOul met yeaterday reeelvid a reply to Ihe effect that "everything la fro. en up; can't aay when we will reati'ii. ahlpmenta to you." Meaara, Flmoro A Cumpany are h1 p.-ful of the early rival of the .tun tona due here via barge from l'oilliuid, as aoon aa It c.i.i bo lowed through. Do you feel tdcepy and not u bit IBe working In the afternoon? I'er hapa It'a becnuae of the kind of lunch you're eating too heavy nnd too hard to dlgeat. Why not try tho Tulnce '-rnataurant on Commercial atreet, where all tho baking la done In thoae fnrnoua alow-proceaa oveim, which turn out light, appetizing wholoaome thlngaT You'll anv-s money, too. tf Aitoria Honored At the opening -r the atate cenventlou of Helall Croee-s' Aa-oelatona In rorilnnd yesterday. I'rank J. Carney, of thla c ty. w.i i named aa temporary chairman an 1 leporta received here laal night, In dlcute that he will bo elected to the permannt pn-t, an appointment i ti rellecla with e'"al and abundant crel It. ti.n the city of Aator'a anl lh getith in n reaponalhle for the ( hole , Chocolates and Bonbons i' , la nuit- fortunate In having friendly all to a.iuare up ih; nunier oiia money ilellnnttcindes lying nt his door. It ia said all m.it tera were paid up ye'iterday by aoni" one, In hla be half, and a letter waa tsent to lii.Jtrlct A;oin.y Harrison Allen, Heeklng a ihsmlssil of the case, on vaVlouij Kfiiiid-. No answer hif yet b en re ceived fn in Mr. Allen and Uttering bain in a, 111 In the county jail. 118 MEN'S SUITS Sizes Si to 42, Former price $10 to $20 NOW $9.35. MEN'S OVERCOATS REDUCED GREATLY. BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS A number of Boys' Suits and Over coats worth from $4.50 to $7.50 Your Choice $3.15. ODDS AND ENDS IN HATS NOW 80 CENTS A reasonable reduction on regular stock also, ex cept on Collars and Cuffs, Knox Hats and Carbartt work clothes which are contract goods. IHT WW IV I BEHIND EACH ARTICLE SOLD IN HIS STORE 44 4 PERSONAL MENTION. 4 Are the Best Just received by today's express a fresh shipment of Spitzenberg' Apples $1.50 per box. Scholfield, Mattson Co., SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON BROS. Ths Scott Country A fre ateroop tl.etl lecture will he given by Itobert Livingstone, a prominent business man of l'ortlnnd, on t lie Seett Count rv," on Thur day night, a! 8 o'clock In 'he I'li-st Presbyterian church. Mr. Liv ingston has recently relumed from Scotland. He has made a special study of Sir Walter Scott nnd the country (ot:nected with him and hla writings. The lecture will be nnip'.y lllui-drited with stereoptlcon views All are Invit ed. The Young Men's League of the church Is endeavoring to bring to our city tho bet things within our reach and this lecture deserves the attend ance of a large audience of the peo ple of our cl!y. l-14-3t Mrs. 13. R. I'aalay and her little daughter Corrlne, who have been gueata of Miss F. H. Baldwin, on Ex change street, for the past two weeks, left yesterday morning for her home in the metropolis. Fish Warden II. G. Van Dusen re turned from a brief visit to Portland yesterday. C. Palrnherg and wife left yester day for a voyage to California. W. . Held of Denver, Colo., Is !n As'.oria on business. J. 1). Haviland and wife were down from Portland yesterday. J. W. Sprlgg of Portland spent yes terday in this city. Cr. (!. Williams of Skainokawa was In Astoria yesterday. Thomas Koseiithal of Chicago Is in the city on a business trip. U. I). Doran was down from the me tropolis yesterday afternoon to visit certain business men here. eeeee4.eeeeeeeeeeee44t4 SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN : : i Of the Highest Grade of Stock with the Nicest Care SUCH FOOTWEAR WE SELL, The testimony of many customers inthis vicinity proves it.;: ; J Anticipate yourwants'and take fad-' vantage of our Extraordinary Prices 1 1U. tv..- VJ - - .-;.uli B3SUHT. I For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH go to Johnson Phonograph Parlora 8eoond Floor over 8oholfield & Mattaon Co. Co, Automobile Crooks There Is a start ling and realistic string of Mm pic tures running at the Waldorf this week that is proving wonderfully at tractive. It shows tho rapid, swing InK career of a man and his wife and an automobile, the combination pro ducing a lone Hue of bold nnd dash ing thefts from every possible, source such a, city as New York offers to a t!niurt pair of crooks. The interest in ihe maneuvers of the pair, their adroit and successful deals with the detec tives and cops, and I heir hair-breadth escapes keeps the spectators on the tip-too of excitement uulil tho last live picture on the siring' Is unfolded. Ml s Violet Parker, Ihe dainty hallad Ist, sings with great effect ihe new and beautiful song- entitled, ''Let Me Write What I Never Dared to Tell!" the whole making a very pleasing scheme of entertainment. tf Done in Probate Andrew Sepp was appointed yesterday by County Judge Tronchard (sitting for prebate) as ndmlnMrator of the estate of John Sepp. deceased, with bonds fixed at Messrs. John Salm, M. Oide man and John lira nt man were ap pointed as appraisers of said estate Wherity, Ralston & Company j :li h The Leading Shoe Dealers. 1 Magnificent Edition L. K Sellg I.i Just in receipt of sample copies of street, the magnlllcenl edition of the Christ church Press, edited and managed 1 y his brother, it Is superbly illustra: Oil and brim-full of live nnd Interest ing matter, every page of It a rev elation to people here unused to the extraordinary condition of native life and Its civilized contemporary acilvi- Water Situation Serious The li't'i many of the road districts and nam!::g reservoir was again empty yesterday !nev supervisors and finished the task, morning and the water in the large C. C. Clarke, of Seaside, was befo.-j reservoir was down eight feet. Two the court, as a member of a commw fires occurred yesterday; one at tie tee found In that behalf, praying thai California restaurant at 278 Astoi the court would consider the racking ! f oe 1 o'clock in the men- or one nine on .viain street m aeascie, ing, and I've other at the Hop Gold one half-mile each way from Brkigi restaurant, nt the ,:epot, a little afte: ' street also Bridge street itself, from S o'clock in the evening. In neither , the depot to Ocean beach, both streets case was there more than a slight being rated as county roads. The blaze, but If either had been allowed ; matter was continued for further con to get much headway before the av- sideration, and court adjourned un rival of the the engines, there might til January 23, when the initial steps have been serious damage done, f'wlll be taken toward launching the ties in the Antipodes. The issue is a the water pressure was very weak. credit to any metropolis In the world. contract and work of finishing the new In Regular Session The regular business meeting of the W. C. T. IT. will be held this afternoon at 2:30 In the basement of tho Baptist church. Business of Importance to come be fore tho meeting. High -Class Entertainment Lovers ef genuine good music artistically ren dered can Indulge this taste any eve ning this week by dropping Into th Louvre and listening to the dellciiua singing of Miss Annie Merrill, th possesor of one of the finest high so pr.ano voices heard here for many a day. She gives a number of operate selections and introduces an up-to- date and dainty song entitled "The Saucy Little Bird on Nellie's Hat." Miss Merrill is most cleverly re-ta-forced by Miss Eugenie Pulomn, a marvelous contralto, whose work Is In pleasant eontra-dlstlnctlon and is equally meritorious. serious was the situation regarded court house that Supt. Lars Bergsvlck is-; sued an order to shut off the water at 9 o'clock last night and will turn it on again tit 5 o'clock this morning. Second Operation Henry Taxell underwent a second operation for appendicitis yesterday at St. Mary's hospital. Ills condition is worse and little hope is entertained for his recovery. Took Deep Glass The Japanese cook from the Alice McDonald went ashore Tuesday to stretch his legs by a brief walk on terra firma. The ex ercise naturally created a thirst and ha yielded to the suggestion of an acquaintance that they take a drink. It was only a deep glass, declared the Oriental yesterday in police court, but it was a very full glass, doubtless, and this fullness communicated itself to tho Japanese, who was haled at last to the city bastile. Judge Anders ;i ordered that he be incarcerated for a singe day nnd then released. Day in Court The county court yes terday pursued its work of overhau' Ing the road interests, redlstricting Inquest Continued The coroner's jury met yesterday to hear more tes timony in the case of Blanche Day, who is alleged to have committed sui cide at the Waldorf dance hall. The testimony showed that in company with Roy Fox, for whom the police are now searching, the deceased came to Astoria, and after spending one night at a hotel, registered as her consort's wife, she entered the Waldorf. The mother of the girl signed and for warded from Seattle certain affidavits declaring that the deceased was only 17 years of age, and that her sister, Lucille, who is still at the Waldorf, Is but 19, and these were presented to the Jury. Luelle Day made an effort to leave the city, but Sheriff Pome roy heard of her intentions and Inter cepted her. The jury adjourned to meet at the call of the foreman. Morning Astorlan, 60 cents a month, delivered by carrier.