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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1907)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1007. THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. , . WHEN YOU UUSS T ASK. VUR FJLUUR, BUT ASK FOR VIM FLOUR $1.15 TUB SACK ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. THU LKADING GKOCKKS t ms or i ii Morning Aalorlttn, 10 eante a month, dillvrd by carrier. Go to A, D. Craig fur your fni', awning and nil kind of canvas work 11th and Exchange. (( Th very bout board to b obtained 111 the rlty I at "Tim Occident Hotel.' Utel vary remonnblo. Mak Oood Ui of It There la an "mid and end" anln on Jual now tit th popular ho hoiiao of Cha. V. flrown. Don't full to avail yourself of tho umiMiiil opportunity for bur gain lit footwear. H" up lo you! Blow Zro Thar where you will b If you don't chmk that cold and rut thnt cough with llart'i Compound Hyrup Tar and Wild Cherry. Kurc thing. At Hart'a drug atore, corner Hth and Commercial atrerta. Makai Report ICipi-i t Accountant (I, I'. Clark came down from I'm (titti1 yeNtprday lo plai n In the hand of the rho I board 1al evening the rcmtlm of hi iiuiiliiulliin of t'liy Hup'-iln tendri.t a. U Clark's hooka, which he completed aevernl day ago. R-0pn Irving Hotel William Ilelftchmnn, formerly of I'ortland but lately of Chinook, hat Icamd the Irv ing hotel and will open It up. lie will conduct a flmt clam hostelry for the accommodation of tho public. We are going to move Into the Span arth Building, Commercial etreet, be tween 6th and Sth, the end of thia week 8took much b reduced In that llmai in nrAmf A An art. nnalliwalv . . , , .-. almost give gooue away, won i wn, i .,- . iuill Ki.'1n,t "f a aerlra of entertaluiiK'iitN to opportunity. C. H. Cooper' Great Re-j tirina Sal. 4t Died at Hammond John M. John son, aged 22 year, died at Hammond yesterday. The funeral ecrvlee will be conducted by Uev. C. C. Itarlck. pastor of the First M. K. church of thl city, and will occur at 10 o'clock today at Hammond. Interment will follow at the post cemetery at Fort Steven. Do you feel aieepy and not a bit Ilk working In the afternoon? Pt hapa lt'a because of the kind of lunch you're eating too heavy and too hard to digest. Why not try the Tnlaco yKurant on Commercial street, Wttr all the baking la done In those famous alow-procoMS ovens, which turn out light, appetising wholesome things? Yoa'll aavi mony, too. tf SOME THING NEW, Kippered Mackerel lOc and 15c each Try them. Prepared at Astoria, Oregon. Scholfield, Mattson $ Co., 8UCCE880R8 TO JOHNSON BR08. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto Johnson Phonograph Co. ParUr 8oond Floor ovr SoholfUld A Mattson Co. r ORDER FLOUR -i ."..i. 1 ..-' Orkwlti cover umbrellas, 111 II. tkmllv, Notary ruhllc. at take the Initiative. In the work of -Jcully'a Cigar Htoro. Any old hottrl j ti.bllMhlng the new belt linn from the. For a 8wtl Ladiw' Hack Comb or llelt Buckle, go to V. J. Donnerbarg', 110 llth atreot. Don't Forget Tho Liberty Bell no dal and dance at Logan' Hall on Sat urday night next, February it. tf Your lait ohanoe at the old ttand goods that ar left will simply b sac-. rlfieed or given away, as we must move what Is left the end of this week. C. H. Cooper's Great Retiring 8al...4t Discharged from Hospital Mrs. Adolph Hill, who ha been In St. Mary'H hospital for tlm pa at three week, returned yesterday to h'r home In t'ppertown. Hhe I" still In a very feeble condition. Attention, Eagles! Antorla Aerie No. 17, urd'-r of Eagles, bt reitn-Mcd to aum-mlil.' at the hall thin, Thurn- ilny nrtern'ion. to atleml tne oime qulen of the ut. Henry Ijixell. ly order of the Worthy rrenldent. C. U. LINTON, "f by Funeral of Laxell Th funeral Henry Lnxell will bt ennducted !........ I. ll.,.t...tlul l.nUl,.f nl' .limit...- I '.'I i in' , '.."."f ', the I'tmt Lutheran church, at 1:30 o'clock thla afternoon. The service will be under the aUHplceH of the Kagle lodKit and will take place from their hall. The Interment will be at Oreen wood. I The Entertainment Committee, of the W. C. T. C. will give n aoclul thin afternoon at the home of Mr. Mallard, on Kxchunge street, between lath ! llth. The member an I their friend ! are cordially Invited. Thla Is the ' Riven In the Interest of the "Sea men a Home." Absent for a Week Rev. K. GJurJ lug, pastor of the Norwegian Metho dist church of thl rlty, left yester day evening for SenUle, whre he will take part In n series of special revival services to he Inaugurated there. Uev. Mr. Kleffsen will occupy hi pulpit here on Sunday morning next. Chocolates and Bonbons Are the Best y , ; OFFICE REMAINS IN THIS CITY CENERAL MANAGER 0. W. TAL BOT, OF THE "A. & C," HERE SAYS 80ME ENCOURAGING AND INTERESTING THINGS. Oeni'ial Manager (!uy W. Talbot, of tin. Astoria A Columbia, lciver Hall- road Company, arrived here from Adair school, lloorn 6, 6 A to 7 II I'ortbuid yesterday, and will remain at Harold Birch, Onnle lilshon, Kor the wi-Hiern end of tho line for a day'i,,.)!!,-. Hurt, Anna Jackson, Astor Maat- "f two. la, Uattwj l'lderm ti, Chester Oustln. Ho went to HcttMlde and Warn-nton 6 If W6 A Oscar Arnundson, Al on the 11; 30 express yesterday lo bert Kngbretson, Anna Hendrlekaon latter place, to HetiMldo and before re turning to tin) metropoIlM, will hove Instituted the woik of securing the m-ceKNary rlghlM-of-way covering the I new territory, upon which the engl ; neeiM and their force are already at work In good earnest. It In the pur i poe of lh.i company to do UiIh piece ! of branch work, If possible, In time. to Inaugurate the service during tin; ! coming season, n conclusion that be Hpcok a period of down-right activ ity In A. & C. nuilm hereabout and prnmlMfH a charp meaur of employ ment In m venil direct Ion, thut will be appreciated. In apenkliig of the lately bruited purpoHi. of the company lo remove lu paeiger olllce fiom thl city to Portland, Mr. Talbot mild yeterdny that It wa never tho Intention of the company lo do o; that General Pa, lo nger Agent J. C. Mayo, together with hi uteiiographer, would be taken to the Portland olllce, In behalf of the greater convenience to that olllcer In tranac(lng the buflneix of tho Cor valll & Kati-rii In connection with j hi dutle In relation to this line; that 'a tbliiK were now, It Involves a ! Nharti 1 iftS tit limn in trninir frnm tint aystetn to tho other from thin wextcr ly point, and that Mr. Mayo would have readier touch with the dual charge, from the more central heaJ quarter at Portland. The paenger otnee, a ueh, will remain here, and bo administered with the uHunl force now dlacharglng It funrtloiui; a piece of new quite ac ceptable to the people of this city, who Y'erv franklv delirecated the rumored t.(,lingy ,., . ., . , .. , ,, . , im k' i" i'ii uiiiouKer iniiu aieu plainly that there would bo no let up In the prosecution of the southern ex tenlbin of the main line front Seaside Into the Tillamook country, and talked encouragingly of all the mooted pur pose of hi company for Its amplifi cation in various way. H Got a Telegram He had not been married very long and was get ting along happily, when the plcnsant tenor of his life was warped by the receipt of a telegram from his war Ilko mother-in-law, announcing her urrlval on a certain train. He met her dutifully; nnd carried her load of bun dles up homo, smiling, but vengeful, ! nnd she no sooner got there than she assumed entire command of the estab lishment, Including herself. He bent every faculty to devising ways and means of ousting her and at last skil fully paints himself to a life-like im age of a small-pox patient; goes to bed and the scheme works like a charm For lifelike details of the story, see the new niovlng-plcure films at the Waldorf. tf "Still In th Ring" Uncle Charley Wright, tho gonial proprietor of the Hotel Occident, came out of his seven weeks retirement yesterday afternoon and mingled with the crowd In the oilleo for an hour or two. Tho hearty old bonlface says his tongue is the liveliest member ho owns Just now, as it is the oidy one he hus exercised for nearly two months since his feet j wont back on him; but he Is on the i road out, now, and with care, will be soon In regular evidence down stairs, where his friends can get to see him when they want to, and he can be as chummy aa they. Well Known Her Yesterday's Ore gonlan contains the following notice of tho death of one well known In As toria about a year since, to-wlt: "Col ler In this city, January 31, Chester R. Coller, aged 47 years. Funeral will take place February 6, at 3:30 p. m. from F. S. Dunnlng's chapel, corner East Alder and East Sth streets. Friends invited." "Plneules" (non-alcoholic) mad used for hundreds of years (or Blad der and Kidney diseases. Medicine (or thirty days, $1.00. Guaranteed. Sold by Frank Hart's Drug Store. MORE HONOR PUPIL8. Lit of Tho in Room Six of Adair School. Owing to (in unavoidable delay In I he filing f the llHt, the pupils who' received honorary promotion in room 6 of Adair school were not Included In the report of nu' h promotions made yenJerday. I heir names are given below. The only lint jot now publish ed Is that of the scholars In the room In Olney school formerly taught by J'lofeftMor Ki-mler, which has been de layed through the change of teacher, hjut will be published In the near fu ture. I Ida Ifekela, Hllma Hekela, Mary Han Hen, Alice Iveraon, Ktnnia Jarkaon, Victoria KninlHcn, Margrete Nlelen, Vivian Kutl, Hilda Hmlth, Mazle Thomu, KrneMt Therdlch, Frdnk Tu rlnu. G A to 6 B Pearl Knbcrg, Carrie 0aer, Willie Ciuatln, Klle Krnn, Hlgne Koller, IC"ther Mattlla', Alda Moahcr, Walter Moore, Jennie Nelon, I-onard Hpoude, Nanna Taala. AGAIN8T FOREIGN CORPORATION. 8uprem Court Decides They ' Have Not Right of Emminent Domain, HKLKNA, Feb. C. A decision of far reaching Importance was handed down yesterday by the Supreme Court when It held that neither . by the constitu tion nor the law of the state Is a for eign corporation authorized to excer- clse tho right of eminent domain. The Helena V iwer Transmission Company, organized under the laws of New Jersey, brought suit to con demn lennds belonging to A. N. Spratt, which are now submerged by the wat ers backed Bp by the company's darn across the Missouri. The suit was decided In favor of the company and Spratt appealed winning the case yes terday. The court holds that the lands were wanted for a public use, but the company had no right to condemn them. The Court says the decision is ap plicable to foreign corporation of the tesponitent's character, the question not bt.ng considered with reference to any other class or character. RECOVERING FROM STORM. SKAT TLB, Keb. 6. Seattle is re covering from yesterday's storm. No bad weather Is In sight and no danger of flood In the Duwamlsh Valley is expected. Ten or twelve houses at West Seattle and Alkl Point were dam aged by high waves yesterJay and two slipped frcnt their foundations. All transcontinental railroads entering Seattle are paralyzed by gnowsllde In the Cascade mountains. HAS PERILOUS EXPERIENCE. BAM FIELD, B. C. Feb. 6. The bark St. James from San Francisco, Is anchored here after her perilous ex perience of the past two days. The ship was driven in close to Cape Beale yesterday and lyhcn close to the breakers at Danger Reef last mid night tho captain managed to get the anchor to hold. The St. James was rescue today from her position by the steam whaler Orion, which towed her to Bnmflcld creek, where she awaits a tug from Seattle. MERCHANT TAILORS MEET. NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Several hun dred merchant tailors from all the eastern and central states will meet In this city February 12, to take part in the annual convention of the Mer chant Tailors' National Exchanges. The convention will be held at the Hotel Astoria and will continue for three days. One feature of the con vention will be an exhibit of garments manufactured In the various centers, showing all the various styles and a series of talks on styles, and methods of manufacturing with the models as Illustrations. FUNERAL NOTICE. The members of Astoria aerie Fra ternal order of Eagles, are requested to meet at their hall on Thursday af ternoon at 1:30 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother, Henry Lnxell. By order of C. E. LINTON, Worthy President. ACTRESS PASSES AWAY. NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Mrs. Kate Denln Wilson, the actress, died yes terday at her home In this city. She had been 111 for the past two months of rheumatism, and had to retire from the company of Eleanor Robson at the Liberty Theatre. She was born In Philadelphia in 1837. A TRIAL PROVES l THE WORTH OF OUR $4.00 and $50O SHOES FOR HEN They arc the hiight of fash ion but not the extreme. Full of comfort and good service for the man that walks much or little. They come in various leathers. All sizes and widths in stock. Wherity, Ralston Company j Th Leading PER80NAL MENTION. Geo. a. wiiiams of McGowan was In Astoria yesterday. . Hamilton Sawyer of Hong Kong 1 visiting in Astoria. M. O. Hope and wife of Vale were in the city yesterday. John Hastle of Seattle Is making As toria business visit. John C. Cracknell came in from Ka- lama yesterday. ; Walter Bliss, from the metropolis, is In Astoria on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Brown are due tonight on the midnight express. BUYS TRANSPORTATION LINES. Guggsnmeim Take Another Step in Opening Eye of Yukon. VANCOUVER. B. C, Feb. 6. The' WnrM navs: "The fiueeenhelnm have secured the railway and steamship holdings of the White Pass & Tukon Railway. The news was brought down! from White Horse by the steamer; Amur. It is also stated that the Gug- genhelms may establish steamship ; lines between Vancouver and Skag- way. The boats also will call at Se-! attIe" ! Commenting on the report, tne w nite Horse Star says: "If It Is true, as reported, that $42. 000 freight was paid on the Bear. Creek dredge, it certainly stands the' Guggenhelms in hand to own their; Notice is hereby given that the own transportation lines before at- County Superintendent of Clatsop tempting to establish several dozen county will hold the regular examlna dredges in the country. l'on ' applicants for state and coun- "With local transportation lories in ! the hands of the Guggenhelms, the possibility of the local copper fields and of the entire quartz interests Of Southeastern Yukon are greater than can be computed. The Guggenhelms had several experts out for weeks last fall and if true that the railroads have chanced hands, there is little doubt but the reports of the experts'0 teaching, grammar, bookkeep . , . j ing, physics, civic government were largely nin uincmai m init iating the purchase. The proposition Is a gigantic one and we believe the consummation of the reported deal would redound to the Interests of all Yukon." WOULD SECEDE. Gray' Harbor Desire to Become Sep arate County and Introduce Bill. OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb. 6. Repre sentatives Hogan, Wrade and Hewitt today joined In introducing a bill In the House providing for the creation of the new county of Gray's Harbor. This was followed by a special lnvl-j tation from the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce and mayor that the leglsla- j ture visit Gray's Harbor; Friday and ! Saturday of this week. The invitation was accepted and the legislators, ac- ( companled by their wives, leave here! ,by special train Friday night. YOU CAN GET IT AT THE 10 CENT STORE Reed Building, on llth St., Between Commercial and , Duane Streets. MMMM4til 8ho Dealer. 0 pairs of Sox, good wool en to cotton Sox, regnlar price 2oc to 3 for $1.00 at Wise's removal sale 5 pairs for S1.U0- . HA lb. formerly SZ to S4 now 55 cents at Wise's re mnval co1p j All new Neckwear and Sus penders worth from 50 to 75 cents now 35 cents at Wise's removal sale. . . . . , ull5 icuuecu uvw ; 7oc to $ Z.W at Wise's remov- ' al Sale. " ! removal Sale. ! $1.25 and $1.50 Umbrellas reduced to 85c at Wise's re- . mOVal Sale, j . 1 Gail fcW4rtA4 A,AC" wuiio ituuttu uu $J.t)0, $0.00 and $7.50 al Wise's removal Sale, J Winter Overcoats as well as 0p coatS reduced almost one-half at Wise's removal sale. TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS. lJf uuulre lows: For State Papers Commencing on Wednesday, February 13, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, February 16at 4 p. m. Wednesday Penmaship, history, spelling, physical geography, reading, psychology. Thursday Written arithmetic, the- Friday Physiology, geography, mental arithmetic, composition, alge bra. Saturday Botany, plane geometry, general history, English literature, and school law. For County Papers Commencing Wednesday, February 13, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Friday, February 15, at 4 o'clock p. m. First, Second and Third Grade Cer tificates: Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, reading. Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, physiology. Fiday Geography, mental arithme tic, school law, civil government Primary Certificates: Wednesday Penmanship, orthography, arithmetic, reading. Thursday Art of questioning, the ory of teaching, physiology. , MISS EMMA C. WARREN, County Superintendent. Morning Astorlan, 60 cents a month, delivered by carrier. 1 1 III 1 1 1 IIM