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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1907)
TUESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1107. THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, ASTUKTA, OREGON. QUALITY BEYOND QUESTION "HEINZ MINCE HEAT" IN BULK 16c THE POUND GUARANTEED PURE ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. Till UtAPlNO GKOCKRS ASTORIA CIIAHBERCF COMMERCE MEETS TERSE IS 01 1 1 Dell 11 Hcully, Notary l'ubllo. at Beully'e (Jlgar More. Any old hour I Dr. J. M. Holt la relieving; Dr. Finch, during his abannce mid will keep tht regular houra. ll-l-tf Tht very beet boaid to be obtained lo tU dty la at "The Occident Hotel'' y Rates vary reaeonable. Columbia and Victor lirihopnon aod ail the laUl record at Cbieago prtoea, for nit by A. It Cyrue, 424 OomuiorcUl St. tf If you InWnd buying furniture In the near future, you can miv twenty per cent by buying now. At Hellborn A Company' January cli.ittancfl nl. tf Taken to HospitalA. Mohnri ftli- rnmri iiiklltf hl residence t'lilontown, ciili r-.) HI Mary le "!! tul yi'iir'liiy morning. Mo I mi' f.-ilntf from mi iM Intestinal trot. In Sunday' Wind Storm 'I'll. v I t -nt wind it Sunday li"i lift n ntimlie: "f itlifii of tli'lr premn.'c hereal.oii!, IIIIH!.K llletll it liu 1 1 T't plall- glalN window nix by seven feet In llmM ili. In ill" officii window of tin. t'lly Lumber & lx Company, mi Klevetiili atri-t. In th" l'n" Building. OrkwiU coviti umbrella. Go to A. 0. Craig fr your teni, awning and nil kind of (it n van work liiiiilri 12th nnd Kxchutigi', If For Fin Watoh nml Clock repairing go to Frank i. lionnortierga, the re liable jnwfllur, 110 11th Ht, Liberty Bell Social Club will glvi iIiiih-o Saturday, Jiiniiury 13, lit Li Kun'a I (nil. Everybody Invited. 1-lG-Dt REPRESENTATIVE BU8INE88 MEN DISCUSS PROJECTS FOR COM MON WEAL MOVEMENT MADE FOR PROTECTION OF FISHERIES 'I'lio Chamber if Commerce rri'-t In regular session Inst night, A icon I deal nf routine IiunIih'HM wiih Irniiaii'--i-l: Tim applied! Ion of Mr, K S, Clark was placed before the meeting mil he Wild elected (( membership. Tin. Herrcliiry wan Instructed t' write to thi' Oregon delegation In Collgt'flUa, Urging th"m to line their In fluence towards having a revenue cut tor Htutloiii'i) In-re. 'I'll.' protection of the fishing Indus Irha wim taken up In connection w'th if i I ! report of Klh Warden II. 0, Vui I minimi, prcaented at thi- liiMt rm-ft lnr. it Tin- subject Is now In the handi of it committee, who will til ke up the rn'. ler wild CttuKn-fH throttKh thi' rcpr.; H'Miliillvi'H of ()r'Km In thiit limly. J'rcHl'liMit Wlrh niiiiounri-'l lli.it ;it llu- iii-xt iiii-i'IIiik h- w'miM in;ik- pu'i 1 1 - I hi' liiiini-H of thoMii lippiillitir'l by Loet lthnk hnn.l puree, contnliilitf 110, bi'ttto.Mi UIMi-brund'a Furnlturu eiori" i.n.l nana uruir eior... rsmur.i.iy ; ,,(, (4).,.v.l, i ( , 1 1 1 --m for , pv.Milnif. Hiiliiil.ln ri-wiiril for ri-turn to Mm. Iliiwke, MS IMiimo utrci-t. 3t Sprained Hi Ankle John i'oimi, ill.- w. kix.ttii xpi . hiiiwui, IiikI Hi" iiilKforiuii" to full In hi" Imiu. in! S .iui.l.iy ,'ViiliiK l.in, nml. IlKhtinit ( upon ti pi!., of chiilii, npnilmvl IiIk l.-fl iiiiklii n. v. i.-ly. Hi- I li'iiipoi.u lly n j . rut. h" H. .i i 'ji.!ii'in . j : pl.-MiMit year. j A npccliil effort will hi' liiii'I.' to hfi .' .11 llllK." tltt.-ll.llllH'l' lit llllf I It' X t IIH'.'t- liiK. wIwmi Uif a IvcrllnlriK of the tt- MoiirccN ntnl povHll.llll l.'H of AHlorln tiv nu'iiiiH of fohli-r for dlHirlbtitlon in thi' KnM fin. I I'lM.'Wlii'rc will In. tiilon up, All iiii'iiihi'in of the orKuiilzatl m nr.. ii'Mr'i (o bo pronctit. Paid by City Ml y Tr.Mun-r Tlio li.'iil. y him p.il.l .nil Kin. tin. (lr of ih,- .luarl.'f S 1.173.37. Th" Mini w"H ilppotlitl.''l .it follows; li.llrrul fun. I w.irriiiitN, 15. 7T.; nlri.1 repair "!' r.ini. M'.'! "ii'.'.'l. h.'W.t Impioiv lii.-il wiitr.in!", Jl. 3111.75; boniln '"i I coii."ii, isr.10; liitcrcut, Kt.lS. The Uiual Criet I'oll. JipIkh olif Aii'I.'ikom Hf.iir.'.l iliu wlthilniw itl from Hi" City of Atrlu 'f UHUitl in.'ihoil of u up.'iiil.'.l llni'. ti.'.i ilrunk wim puiilNln'.l by n abort Im pilnoinn.-nl. Will End Soon Our 20 per ri-nt dla I'ount niilc will poHlilvi-ly iMid on the flint of 1-Vbi uary. 'n ari'iiunt of the mlvanrc In th" factory price on nluiOHt (vi-rylhlnK In "ur line. It will be Im- ! JACOB RIIS Saturday Night! TI i j coiiiliitr of no fiitnouM n mnn to our jelly Im un ivi'ltt of Important e. f)i ' iH'Opli- will be unxloUM to hear hln;. i Tlnm.. (leHlrlnir K'"l H.-atH HhouM k" nt onrc to MartlriHon'M tailor ahop ni Ilth Hlrift mi. I reserve them. P!ia bi'iiiK a Itaiie, ihe NorweKlan Hinijiiijf Society will hIiik before the lecture, It: 30. Oelow Zrro Thnl'a where you will Ha Received Notice County Trein urer V. A. Sherman ban recclviil ni tlce from the State treimurer of the poaxlble for u to conllnui) our dnlo lax Imlebtediiewi of ClalHop to V. ; any longer than the inlverllne.! tltnc. stale t (ir.on for the year 1907, in Chan. Itellborn & Company. Complete ,,, fnvwK hu iiih, towlt: For utii'.o l..ui'furnlahera. ,.IX j21.20ti; ami for the Slate Agri cultural college account, 1530, maklotf a total of Jl 1.730. Return to Salem Ucv. nntl Mm. I'. ; W. Cllffe will return to Salem today, j aft.r their brief vllt with lr. mil! be If you don't check thnt cold nnd Ml)4 n ,,.,, (lf (ltv cute that coukIi with Haifa Compound Syrup Tnr nnd Wild Cherry. Sure thlntr- At Hnrt'H ilrug alore, corner 14th nnd Commercial Mreetn. Probato Matter n order w tf mad,. In probate court yeter.lny ' JudKe Trenchard, H.-tllim the L'Mh d.iv of Fehniary, next, for li.'iiilnK the final iiccotint of I. A. Htok.-H, atlmlnlH'ra tor of the I'Htnle of John 11. Hi'i luml, d.-ceiiHi'il. here. Mr. Cliff" delivered an excellent .teiinoji at the local Ilaptlct church m Sunday, and In company with hlx wl'" went to Seatdde on a pleaHtire trip. I Do you feel aleepy nnd not a bit IHte working In the nfternoon? Pr hapa lt'a bccnune of the kind of lunch you're cntlng too heavy ond too hard to dlgeat. Why not try tho Palnee rMWiurant on Commercial atreet, where all the baking la done In thoao famoua alow-proeoHa ovena, which turn out light, appotlxlng wholeaotnc thing T Tou'll aav money, too. tf A Hiiap for a younif mnn with Ifico ( ciimIi. We have for aale n Inirilnen t In ; AHtorla that la now imyliiK 175 i; month net, nntl could with a llltlo of ! fort be rnlie.l to 1125 a month. For, i further particular ace. Tho V. S. Clark Co., Campbell J!ldK 4115 Com-! inerclal street. lf Well Known Atorian Sam Adul-, I now coutlu. tli;K a real i-atate ami in j aurance ItUsinesH In 1'orlland, cam" down yeHterday to visit his famil.' j hen-. Mr. Adair liaH been aulTerinK j fi'tim nyiniat M troubled, which coii ! lined him to St. Vincent's hospital for Mime time, but lii now In fair healih. 111m return wa.s a pleasant Hurprbti- to his inuny frleiuls and ac iilalntances here. Chocolates and Bonbons Are the Best An Honet Finder Mrs. Hawes, th? well known dressmaker, hist a purs; cfntuliiliiK ten dollars of Commercial street Saturday nlRht. She at one: Inserted nil advertisement In the Aa torlan and the next morning had the lost article returned by Miss Hannah Heathenan, who had found the pur.i? In front of Hart's drug store and nf torwariH read the advertisement In ! the morning paper. Just received by today's express a fresh shipment of Spitzenfoerg' Apples $1.50 per box. Scholfield, Mattson $ Co., 8UCCE880R8 TO J0HN80N BROS. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto Johnson Phonograph Co Parlora 8eoond Floor ovor Soholfleld A Mattaon Co. "In tho Daya of Old" Charlon Wright, Jr., of the Hotel Occident, yesterday made a find In tho bagg;v) rooms of the famous old hostelry tYi' In full of Interest to hundreds of pe nl hereabout: It belne nothing loss than the mess-chest of the Wlnshlp Chowder Club, one of the celebrated social and sporting groupes of the good old days. A detailed story of tho club and Its people and exploits will ap pear In tomorrow's Issue of the Aa torlan, and will make good readipg for old and young. The Passing Hour The mnn who delights in splendid singing must not fall to hear Tony Stanford sing "In the Valley of Old Kentucky" at th Waldorf concert hall these evening: It la one of the real treats of the sea son nnd U thoroughly appreciated by everyone. This flno feature la am plified by tho best of the winter's pro duction on the Klnnetogrnph, the new Alms being wonderfully clear and realistic, showing the odd and laugh able vagaries of a young couple learn ing to skate .than which nothing fun nier has been seen this season, and even this is outdone by the wonder and beauties of Niagara Falls revealed from every point of vantage from the quiet sweep of river above the crest of the precipice to the turbulent depth? below, where the steamer "Maid of the Mist," makes her dangerous and thrilling trips. tf Road Work Tho county court ha Instructed Hoadiiianter l-'rye to begll I ho coiiHlrui'tlon of a bridge acroaa th i north fork of the KlatMkunliio Hiver, uh soon aa the work of cutting lumber for Ihe bridge In th N"hiili:tn la fin ished, a ml u, continue the work of road grading toward the Nehalem val ley, Wotk on I Ida road will be. con tinued ail summer In tho hope of at taining the sixteen mile poat. The re cent change In Ihe toiul illstilets mill'; by the county court will permit thy levying "f a apeclul tax on nearly ' million doHam In property, which c;i be, used on this road. The right of way baa b"en cleared und'-r contract by J. C, Dunkln, from the Olney school house to tin; sixteen mile post. Improvement Afoot Contractor L. li beck yesterday planted his big pile .'riving out lit In position to drive th! tiilrly-llvu piles necessary for the foundation of the new Kenny build lug wi Duuru; street, near Thirteenth and this Improvement will go forwarj ut once. The building will be a two story structure with store-room be low and living rooms above. He In tends to move the apparatus Imme diately to the corner of iJtiam; and Klcvcnlh and drive the foundation lilies for the new addition to be mado In Ihij rear of the building now occu pled by Ihe Water Commission aa It' down-town olllce. The property Is to be usetl In the near future as a bakery. All Right Again Superintendent Iira Hergsvli k, of the Astoria Water servlie, reports the public lines In thoroughly good rendition yesterday morning, ami that when the property owners had repaired the breaks In the minor s.-rvlcu pipes, the whole c'y would be on good terms with the wa ter supply. The plumbers of the city are working double-shifts to accom odate the people, and In a day or twi the water hubbub will have died down ami out. May Have Drowned Three men who were passing the docks in the neigh borhood of the Astoria Iron Wolka and the K" plant at 9:30 o'clock last night, heard repeated, despairing crle from the river side and hastened over to investigate, but could see nothing when they got there. They were xo certain It was someone In distress they reported the Incident to the police. Here on Businesi Judge A. S. Be:1 nut I, of Portland, formerly circu't Judge of this district, was a business visitor In this city yesterday, taking cognizance of tho real estate activllv hereabout, and Its bearing on his own generous holdings in this neck of thr. woods. Will Go To Boston Frank Carnaha.i will leave for Boston this morning, oa the A. & C. express, and en his ar rival there will enter a famous plan) tuning school, with a view to the f nil cultivation of his line faculties. His many friends in Astoria wish him a pleasant season and abundant success in his quest. To Clear Road Road Master Vrf is making arrangements for having the road between Clatsop plains and Melville freed from the obstruction of numerous fallen logs. When this mat tt-r is settled he will go to Olney and superintend the finishing of the break water above tho Kamm dam. Tax Sales Yesterday Sheriff M. II. Pomeroy and his staff were busy yes terday carrying on sales of delinquent property in Clatsop, and there wsu a good crowd in attendance, and the prices obtained were fairly good per contugea on the sums of the delin quencles. The Presbyterian Church will hold their quarterly sociable on Thursday evening. All invited. Good program. Tho purpose of the sociable Is th it people may become acquainted with each other and to stimulate the so clal life of the church. Come! One Piano Number free with every $5 ' 8ale. End of Clearance Sale will soon be here. Between now and February 1st REDUCTIONS on everything except contract goods. Herman Wise, Behind each Overcoat, Suit, Hat, etc., sold in hi store. SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Of the Highest Grade of Stock with the Nicest Care SUCH FOOTWEAR WE SELL The testimony of "many customers in this vicinity, proves it. Anticipate your wants and takefad-fj! vantage of our Extraordinary Prices Jj; for Choice Goods. Wherity, Ralston $ Company I Li The Leading Shoe Dealers. Replace Bridge Contract for tin building of a suspension bridge 3 DO feet long, with a hundred foot draw, across the Cowlitz river at a point near Kelso, to replace the one de stroyed by floods, has been awarde.i to J. A. Fasteband. 4 DONE BY DEED. Josiah West and wife to Paul H. West, land in John Jewett D. L. C Lve A. M. Smith and wife to T. R. navies, lots in New Astoria.. 10 Boy Born A baby boy was born t ) Mrs. Antone Sorenson at 2529 Bi'C'i strept vesterdav morning. Dr. Esti was in attendance. To Hear Bryan Mrs. W. S. Gilbert left for Portland yesterday to hear the one-time exponent of free silver, W. J. Bryan, who delivers an address in the metropolis today. WANTED TODAY 2,500-acre tract of heavy timber, llr and cedar. Must run over 3,000 fe-t to the acre. Lucation no object. Pre fer timber far back from navigation. The F. N. Clark Company, 495 Com mercial street, Astoria. Slight Fire A small Are, originating In a defective flue, occurred at the homo of Captain C. S. Gunderson on Fourteenth street Sunday afternoon. The flames were extinguished before much damage was done. GRAND CLEARANCE SALE All hats must bo sold regardless of cost; $8.00, $10.00 and $15.00 hate sold at $2.00 and $2.50, nothing higher. Mrs. M. Peterson, Star Theatre Bldg. 2t A SNAP for a man with $600 cash. A well 03 tablished confectionery, fruit, cigar and tobacco stand. Prominent loca tion and paying well. Object for sell ing, ill-health. This is a chance you can't afford to miss if you want to get into a good paying business at a low figure. For further particulars, call at The F. N. Clark Co., 495 Com mercial street. This la to certify that ail druggists are authorlaed to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe coughs and prevents pneumon ia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine Is In a yellow package. P.efuse substitutes. T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug; Store.' 4 PERSONAL MENTION. 4 e Hon. Jahn Minto, of Salem, was In Astoria yesterday on one of his fre quent and welcome tours of this old stamping ground of his. Hon. J. C. McCue returned to Sa lem yesterday. Prof. J. T. Tee of Warrenton spent Sunday in this city. L. Lebeck and P. Richman, Chinook Ashmen, were in Astoria yesterday. Theodore Nessa returned to Cath lamwt yesterday. Franz Mattson and wife came over from Chinook yesterday. Dan Lynn of McGowan is a visitor in this city. X. W. Lollard came down from Port land yesterday. Geo. Ferguson of Portland was In this city yesterday on a business trip. B. S. Cornelius of Oregon City ti registered at the Merwyn Hotel. A. Bobbleton came down from Port land yesterday morning on a busings? trip. J. Walter Seaburg, the canneryman, came in from the Washington shor? yesterday. A. Olson of Deep River was a visit or In this city yesterday. A. E. and Wm. Mathews of Port land are at present In Astoria. E. Tobin of the Pacific Paper Com pany was in this city yesterday on business. W. S. Smith of Chicago Is a gues?t at the Occident Hotel. J. C. Yancey of New York is in Astoria on a short business visit. Judge Alfred S. Bennett of Tla Dalles, was in Astoria yesterday. C. W. Shlvely came down from Port land for a short sojurn. E. McKay of Seattle was In this city yesterday on business. T. Ward, the traveling representa tive of the Eilers piano house, cama in from Seaside yesterday and will leave Astoria today for points toward Portland,