WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOItlAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
QUALITY
Is the test of cheapness. Wo sell only the quality kind of
DRIED
therefore they are the cheapest and best.
Our Prices Will M&Ke Your FocKetbooK Clad, f
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. ;
Till'. I, HADING (JROCl'.RS ' j
Ell TALES I 1 II
"The Pixies' January 30 and 31.
Tho very bout board to bo nbtnlttnd
In tho city Is ut "Tlio Occident Hotel."
lUtci very rounoni'lili!.
Columbia awl Victor (Iruphophontis
and nil tho latest record n Chicago
' prices, for Biilo by A, It. Cyrus, 424
Commercial street. If
"Co to A. D. Craig for your tmt,
awning am) nil kind of can vim w-irii
12th and ICschonijc. If
III t 81. Mary's Mr. W. M Wcudt,
of iiuKir t'lty, Ih in hi, Minyn h"
iltl, n ii rr t riK frmii an liiMiimtinttory
lln.trit.ir. Hlif watt taken bk Haiur
.lty, while vUIIIhk Mi I lilt tit)'.
Taken to Hospital Mm, II. Million
of liayvlew, near Hkamckawa, ba
been taken to Ht. Mary's hospital, suf
fering fl'Htl ratal thill trouble. The at
tack im not severe and Hh.. In getting
along well.
Discharged from Hospital - Mi , I'.
I'liloiilti, who bait bcin routined I"
Ht. Mary' tioHptinl for v r.t I week"
with nervou trouble, has been din
charKe.l from (hut Inntltuth'n In re
covered htinllh,
Tint V. N. Chirk (!t. Imv for nalo
three of th fluent renldemn lot In
Antorlu, nt prlctm about otto-half of
their real value. Any one contmphit
IllK btllblliiK A homn who wntitn fl beau
tiful lot nhoul.1 coiiHldr thnnc. Wo
wdll nell ono or two toKfther.
Btilow Zfro Thnli! where you will
h If you don't clusck that cold and
cuts that cough with Hart's Compound
Hyrup Tnr and Wild Chorry. Hurt
thlnjt. At Hart'ii drug more, turner
Hth and Commercial ulrcvU.
Viliti Willamette Valley The Ku-
Kfllf I tally lillald HtatiM that Mm. W
H. Gilbert, wife of Hev. V. H. (ill-j
bel t of the Anioi lan Hi nt I'reMl.yter-1
Ian churi h, who ban been vlnltlnif the
Mlnn. n Nettle and llmma Chae In Ku
Ketie, left that city Monday for a trip
to Junction to vltlt other frlendn.
Do you feel aleepy and not a bit
like working In tho afternoon? Pt
hape Ifa bocauno of the kind of lunch
you're eating too heavy and too hard
N to dlgent. Why not try tho Talaco
reataurant on Commerclnl atreet,
where all the baking Ih done In thoao
famoua alow-proccaa ovena, which turn
out light, appetising wholeaome
thlatga? Tou'll aavi money, too. tf
JUST RECEIVED !
VERY FINE
COLUMBIA RIVER
SALMON TIPS
Scholfield, Mattson Co.,
8UCCE880R3 TO
For a
, VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
Johnson Phonograph
Parlor Seoond Floor ovor Soholfield A Mattson Co.
FRUIT
Orkwitt covers umbrella.
Reserve your I'lxle ticket today.
I
Have the Crip According to report
froiii I'onifllun, Oregon, Hcnntor ami
Mm. V. T. Hchollp'l'l urtt III ut that
place with tho fc-rlji. Ho far an In
known tlio condition of neither Ih se
iIouh, Burled Yesterday Tin' funeral of
young Call Mlldou occurred yesterday
from I'tihl' undertaking pailors, under
Ihi. auspice of Hev, Friuir. Kankok
imii. Interment followed at (intoiwoo.I
cemetery.
Leave on Undine J. A. Van ondol
and wlf.i, wild N, J. Van iml.il am!
wife, from tlm Kant, left out on the
I'ndllle l.iwt evening for 11 Week Vllt
with J. Il, Van itKtlol, eliKlniel at the
faita! be nrk, al Halem
Pioneer Doad-Augunt l.uii'i. a
Hkmnokawii jilnnecr fanner aged t
year, tlb-tl at his residence M"tid ay
afternouii of disorders Incident to obi
UK'-. He have" II wblow, 11 daughter
4.11-1 live noii. The funeral arrange
ment haVf not been completed.
$7,000 In Six Hour Thin In tht' num
and tin- time It took North Ifn I to
ralne It, lat Haturday, for ndvcrll-Iiik-
that city, ami 13,000 inor will b
Klveii thin week. Thin 1 tin? "tyh- and
Hplilt of dotiK thiiiK that build up
ell le". Antorla In "n th" ovc of ad
vert InliiK hernelf. Ht-e'.'
Will End Soon Our JO prr cnt din-1
count nalts will ponltlvtdy end on tho (
flmt of rebruary. On acctunt of tho j
Bdvnnt In tho factory price on almott
everythliiK In our lino, It will bo tin- j
ponnlbln for un to rontlnue our alo
any lonR.r than tho n.lvt-rtlned tlmo. 1
Chan, lltdlborn & Company. Complete
HounefuriilKhem. I
Whatever You Do Kon'l forget the
card party tu be given thin evening by
tin- ltdlen of the ('.rand Army at Car
iiahan'n hall. There will be n Jolly
gund time for all, whist and prUen,
four In number, ami delirious coffee
and cakes for the hungry, and a rat-i
tllng gond time. It only costs a trl
lle for u real good cause and an as
suredly excellent time.
Chocolates and Bonbons
Are the Best ,
J0HN80N BROS.
Co.,
JOSEPH EMORY DIES
AT GRESIIAM
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN DIE8 AF
TER 8HORT ILLNE88 AT THE
HOME OF HI8 NEPHEW- HAD
MANY FRIENDS HERE.
Joseph J. Knmiy died of iiiieiiirioribi
last Sunday at (irenham, ft K''1 H3
year. The deceased ban been for many
ycai it prominent clll.en of the dale,
Having been eitK'iHeii in bijnlii.ua f.,f
Komi' time In Oakland, and afterwards
occupying for twenty-four years the
position of mall clerk on Columbia
Itlvcr Nti-amboat linen. In both ca
pai ltb-H hij wort tht; friendship and es
let'iu of IiIh associates, and the new
of bin sudden ipalh will cause sincere
regret to the many who bad tht! priv
ilege of til h in iiialntani i-.
Mr. Kmory r.-iiin Iin-1 to the day of
bin death ii bachelor, and the only rt l
atlveit left to inourri hi end are a
hImIit In bin far-away limn'! town of
HaiiKor, In Malta", itnd n iif;ihoW re
hPIIiik at ireHham, In who-e care he
wan at tht time of bin deceaHf, an I
who ban cbaiKe of bin llnal nbHi-iuliH.
Mayor Wine In In receipt of a let
ter from I'lirtland In reKard to the
funeral nervb en, whb h nay that ul
IboUKti firnitiK,'lui'litx havi? not been
dellnPely Hhaped an yet. It ban been
ibrlded to bobl the cMfliinny III l'olt
l.tnd, with Interment at Hlvcrvlew cem
etery. AhIhi I.iiih who dc.Klre to at
tend the hint rlten of tht- ileparted arc
reiucteil (u cull at the Ht. Chard
Hotel, at the corner of Front and Mor
rlKnn ttri'ein, on Thurnday inornlwr.
In ii accurate Informaiion will bo
Klveii about the tlniij and place of the
pel vli en.
Ho Got a Telegram He had not
been marred very long and was Ret
urn! iilouic happily, when the pleasant
tenor of bin life wan warped by the
reciliit of a telegram frmn his war
llko mothfr-lii-la'w, annuunclni! her
arrival on n certain train. Hi; met her
dutifully; and carried her load of bun
dleH Up home. BMllllllK, but VenK'cful,
and he tm HtMiner got there than he
iinnuuied entire command of the entab
llnhment, IncludliiK hliiiMtdf. He bent
every faculty to ilevlnlnn wuy and
mean nf ountliiK her and at last skil
fully paints hliiiHelf to a life-like Im
iiRe of a ninall-pox patient; koch to bed
and the ni heme workft like a charm.
I'or life-like tletallM of the Htory, nee
the new inovliiK-pl' t ure films, at tht:
Waldorf. tf
Portland's Trouble I loine-coinlng
Asttrl:inn yesterday gave some un-plea-ijni
details of the adverse condi
tions now besotting the metropolis.
Her suburban streets and heights have
borne the brunt of the Icy vlslt.etlon.
Ureal masses of Ice-encrusted wires
have falb n for blocks at a time, along
smile nf the thoroughfares and many
M reels arc literally Impassable and
the mass and mess of fallen, tangled
telephone pules and wires, Is some
thing fearful. The car system, tele
phono service, lire-wire service and
many elements of public utility nrp at
a stand; till, but a mighty effort is
being mailo to straighten things out,
and It will be done without loss of
time.
Is Critically III Mrs. Walter Chrls-
; ensen, of Fort Columbia, who has
been seriously 111 for some time, will
be brought to this city In a few days
and placed In St. Mary's honpltal,
where nn opemtlon wl'l be performed
In the hope of saving her life. Her
condition la regarded s very critical,
Mrs. Chrlstensen was nee Miss Anna
C. Sabine, and formerly resided In
this city, where she has many friends
who ure grieved to hear of her
sickness.
On tho Ways-There Is much activ
ity In the Leathers boat yards these
nys. The new screw steamer for the
raclflc Transportation Company, 65
feet long, 16 feet wide and 7 feet deep,
Is well along and will be finished on
contract time. Six of the ten big fish
ing boats for Nushlgak, are finished
and the other four framed up. The
S. Schmidt launch Is being generally
overhauled, and other work Is well In
hand.
No News from Fox Yesterday
passed without any additional word
from Sheriff Pomeroy as to the out
come of the extradition of Roy Fox,
upon which errand he Is now in Se
attle. It Is expected he will return
on one of today's trains, accompanied
by the prisoner he went after, and It
is thought Fox's father and mother
will accompany their aon on the Journey.
"THE PIXIES" TONIGHT.
Everything in Perfect Readiness and
a Packed House Assured.
Final reli-iimul of "Tht; I'lxles"
were held at tht- Antorla theater yes
terday iiftirnoori and evening, and the
two hundred ,-tnd fifty young people
wdio take part showed themselves
ready to entertain the large Audience
which Is sure tu greet them tonight.
The plxlis, brownies, and goblins, in
their grotcHiiii. costuming are sure to
create a furore on their every appear
at t ", while the one hundred little glrU
drssd In pure, white end glittering with
spangles, form a picture of sweet In
nocence never to be forgotten. Mr.
Chan. H. Calif rider, un Prince Florl
tnd, and Miss Kathryne Hblvely, at
'iu'en Tltatila, are especially good In
lii' lr parts, as are also Oayle Huberts
im the Dude, and Maude floss as An
gelica, F.ach 'if these young ladles will
Iw heard In solos and duets. Kmma
Woollln, as Wun Lung, the Chinaman;
I.oule Abi rcroinble as the Italian min
strel; James Keating, as the monkey;
Virgil N'dand, as the golbln chief;
Hegfred Jensen, us the cop; Iver Ross,
as the Jew; Kd Iturln, as the Major;
and Alf Hammarstrom as tho Dutch
man, are very well suited to their dif
ficult iirt i. Naldyne liaker and
Kvadyne Jone, as the wee attendants
of the Queen, and Valentine Welch,
Irene Hhultz, Framves Mcf'ormack and
Maude Uiron, as the butterflies, will
be sure to win the hearts of all who
si'e them.
The Amazon march and drill by
twelve young ladles In natty military
unlfoim, Is a feature that always wins
several recalls, an does also the Jap
anese drill by twelve young ladles, In
rich oriental costuming,
It Is a big comic opera, carefully
staged and costumed, and given with
all the dash and go of the best pro
fessional productions. Hale of seats Is
now on at the box odlce of the thea
tre, and the brisk demand for seats
Is an a-surunct! that a packed house
will greet the funny Pixies,
To The Records But one deed was
presented for filing at the county
clerk's office yesterday, along with a
volume of other matters destined for
the public books; that of Samuel Mc
Clure and wife to the Bremner Log
ging Company, conveying all the tim
ber on the NE 1-4 of Section 25, T.
7 N.. R. 9 W for a consideration of
$1.
Sneak Thief's Work A young lady,
resident of Knappu, whose name is
withheld from publication, whilu com
ing down on last night's train from
1'ortland, was relieved of a purse con-.
tabling about IIS. The conductor was
notified as soon as the loss was dis
covered, but no trace of the thief was
dl .covered last night.
Here on Friday 1. Wonder, of Port
land, will arrive in this city at noon
on Friday next, with a fine and var
ied assortment of masquerade suits
and paraphernalia, for the benefit of
tho hundreds who Intend to attend the
grand ball of the Sons of Hermann.
Ho will be quartered at the Hotel Oc
cident. En Route Home Word has been re
ceived here that Larry Sullivan is at
present in Los Angeles, enjoying a
rest cure after the arduous work and
buMinss of the past Nevada season,
and that Peter Grant is en route to
his Astoria home accompanied by Mrs.
Grant.
With the Estates Judge Trenchnrd
yesterday made an order in probate
fixing Monday, March 4, 1907, at 2
o'clock p. m., as the time for hear
ing the final account of the adminis
trator of the estate of Charles Ny
qulst, deceased.
Special This Week We are offering
an exceptionally fine line of under
wear this week for $2.25 the suit. If
you need anything in the underwear
line, take a look In our east window.
P. A. Stokes.
On account of the Pixie show, Prof.
Rlngler will postpone his dancing class
for one week, meeting next on Feb
ruary 6, at Logan Hall,
For a nice piece of silverware go to
Frank J. Donnerberg's. He has them.
110 11th street. tf
o PERSONAL MENTION.
N. P. Sorenson is down from Port
land on business connected with his
various interests in and about this
city.
Collector of Customs C. W. Carna
han, who has been 111 with the grip,
Is now on the high road to recovery. j
Doll B. Souily, Notary Public, ai
Scully's Cigar Store. Any old Hour I
On Piano Number free with ovary $3
8ale.
End of
Clearance
vSale
will soon be here
Februaty 1st
REDUCTIONS
on everything
except contract goods.
Herman Wise,
Behind each Overcoat, Suit, Hat, etc,
sold in his store.
MMMMMMMM.MMMn , j
A TRIAL PROVES
I THE WORTH OF
$4.00 and $5.00
SHOES FOR HEN
I They are the height
ion but not the extreme.
I Full of comfort and
service for the man that
walks much or little.
They come in various leathers.
All sizes and widths in stock.
i Wherity, Ralston $ Company j
The Leading
ALLEN-FRED ERICKSON NUPTIAL.!
Quiet, But Happy, Event in This City
Yesterday Interests Many.
At 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon !
at the home of the bride's father andj
mother, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Frederick-:
son, in this city, Rev. Father John
Waters, of St. Mary's Catholic church, 1
performed the solemn and beautiful
wedding service of that faith in the!
uniting of the lives of Miss Maja j
Frederickson and Mr. John T. Allen;
Miss Grace Stokes serving the dainty ,
bride as maid and Mr. A. V. Alien, Jr., j
supporting hi3 brother as groom. Only,
the respective families and a few In-!
timate friends of the happy young,
people were present at the wedding.
Later in the afternoon a reception
was held in the parlors of the Allen
home, at the corner of Eleventh and
Grand Avenue, where the newly mar
ried pair were recipients of a perfect
deluge of congratulatory wishes from
ardent and long-tried friends and de
voted kinsfolk. Scores were present j
at the big function and the bride and
groom were blessed with the knowl-!
edge of the real pleasure their union j
afforded their frlnds when they at j
last departed for the evening express
that was to take them away on their
honeymoon trip. They will not be gone
long, and when they, return they will
WATCH THIS SPACE
FOE
SOMETHING GOOD.
titHMWWHtllWMHIUMHMMtlHl
OUR
of fash
good
Shoo Dealers.
at once enter their handsome little
home, Just finished and cosily equipped,
on Ninth street near Grand Avenue.
Survey for Extension It is believed
that the extension of the A. & C. R.
line south from Seaside will be car
ried along the coast. This would ne
cessitate the cutting of a tunnel
through Tillamook head. The proposed
route is being examined by surveying
parties.
POACHERS CAUSE ALARM.
MADRID, Jan. 29. A report that
three men who had been acting sus
piciously had exchanged shots with
the keepers of the Royal estate at Caso
de Campo while the queen and the
Quen mother were driving there Sun
day afternoon, caused some alarm. La
ter it developed that the men were
poachers. They are in custody.
Seat sale for "The Pixies" today.
"The Pixies" at Astoria Theatre,
January 30-31.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
cold from the system as it is mildly
laxative. It is guaranteed. The gen
uine is in the yellow package. T.
F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
Morning Astorian, 60 cents per montL