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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1907)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907. rviru MnuwTMr. acthimav AVirmtiA nimrimsj. iUVliil Jill VJ 4imuiUilil v.-.--" A r This will make your pocKctbooK feci glad. FANCY RIPE BANANAS 25c TODAY Get your ordets ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. Till'. I.KADING m.u.i ..j.. in mi i ii i1 Morning AstorUn, 10 eont month, delivered by carrier. Go to A. D. Craig for your tnK awnings and all kinds of ranvaa work 11th and Eichange. If Tlta vary beat board to la obtained In the city la at "The Occident Hotel." JUtea very rnmnbla. Wood, Wood, Wood Will sell about 20 cords of flno dry tU-lnch win I fur ftl per cord. Coll or address Kr, Nat taa. 29ft W. Aetnr, near 8 hmldt Colli Htormto 1'lnnt. 2-1S-21 For" EUotrio B.rviee Instulliitlun i repair work, fu to J. B. Vernon. !n irlclutt, No. 67 Exchange a!rot. tel ephone, Main 23. All manner of electric and telephone work done nt itioit notice. Make Good Use of ItThere Is n odd and end" sale on Juat now itt lha popular ahuo houao of Chan. V. Hrown. Don't full to avail yourself t( the unusual opportunity for bar gain In footwear. It's up to you! Returm from California Mi Surah (m returned yemeiduy from a horl raininess vlalt to Han Kruiulsio. Ml"" A. Stanley came up from the south ern nirtrnpolla with her mid will upend nuino time In thin city her Burnt. New Bueineia Cominfl The vacant more epac- In the IKan building on (Vinmcri tut Htreet ban been leaned by I bo Ooo.lyear Italiicoat Company. throllKll I'" rcpreHelitatlVc, I,. flreell haiim, and will open a branch More hele In the near future. PMition for Parole A petition,; aliened tty a number of i ItUenit, Ih be-! Ing circulated and will bo neiit to C.overnor Chamberlain, nxklng for thoj rel-atie on parole of Ed AVlersoii and lila eon by the Home name, on condi tion that they leave tho state. They Welp Heliteliced aome time ago to KelVe, ii yar each In the c Unity Jail for -eaiilt on the pei-Hoii of A. II. Ihirr of (ienalde. Mr. Ilnrr's naino appear among the petitioner. Do you feel aleepy and not a bit like working In tho afternoon? Pit hapa it'a bocaue of the kind of lunch you're eating loo heavy and too hard ,to dlgeat. Why not try the Palace restaurant on Commercial atreet, where all the baking la done In those famous slow-process ovena. which turn out light, appotlalng wholesome thing T Toi'll aavi money too. If SPECIAL Naval. Oranges . 45c Size 35c 55c Size 45c Scholfield, Mattson Co., 8UCCE830R8 TO JOHN80N BROS. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH, goto Johnson Phonograph Go. Parlors Seoond Floor ovsr 8oholfield o Mattson Co. DOZEN placed quick. KKOCKKS Wsnted fllrl for chamber work. Ap ply nt Hotel Irvlnir. 2-19-tf I Wlah to rent a flint claim room with aome private family. V. N. Clark. Dell It. Scully, Notary i'ublic at kully'e Cljjar Htore. Any old hour I Orkwiti hint received a Riitnplu of thv National bicycle for the awinori r 11)07, j i J, A. Qilbaugh 4. Company, Under taker, 649 I'uuiie tret, corner of: Twelfth. 'f For Fine Watch and clock repairing go to Frank J. l.Minnerberg, the re liable J'-wili-r. Ill 1Mb Kt. Don't Suffer (q atralsht to Union' drug atorc, on Kleventh atreet be tween Dunne and Commercial. It la open day and night. ICverythlng of the pureiit and bel. Laane RecordedTin- ham? of the Star Theater building on romtiierclal alr'el, from ivter Jaiklimon to tT iii'VUitx, waa rerorded ycaterJay. Tlo term l for four yearn from Octo ber 1 hint, at HO per month. New Rooming Quarter That Mra. Cuptnln M. Nolan baa taken charge of the rooming privileges of the Cope Innd building, over the "Hee Hive," on Commercial atreet. Ih a certain guar anty tif the excellence of the aervlce to be given there hence forward. The place will be made manifestly the beat of Ita kind In Antorln and every pa tron will be mado aa comfortable na excellent equipment and coimlentlou matiagenieot can attain to. Pythisn Entertainment Thin even ing an eiitert.iliinn'nl will be given by Aaior beige No. 0. KnlghtN of l'ythlna. In honor of the order'a 43rd anniver- Hury. An niteitoliilng prugram him! been prepared, and tho Aator temple, nthl HlwterM, will have charge oT ; u dance and banquet which will fol-! bnv, ThoHo dcHlrlng Invitations can; procure them of the momherx of th' committee: Iwo Wine, I-udv.'ls .1. i Carlxoii it n t Tinie Nordatrom. The; prograin will begin at 8 o'clock Hhai p. j Chocolates and Bonbons Are the Best' i CIRCUIT COURT FOR FEBRUARY 1907 HON, JOHN O. CLELAND OPENS THE CLATSOP TRIBUNAL IN BE HALF OF JUDGE T, A, M'BRIDE GRAND JURY EMPANNELLED. The I'Vbi'iniry term of the Hon. cir cuit Court of Clutnop county wan for mally openeij yentenl.iy nt 1 o'clock p. in., Judge John II. Clclund, of the Multiioinali circuit bench, prenldlng In the libHelice of Judge TllOllliin A. Mc llrlde, who In now i-mivalcncliig from a protracted attack of In grlpe, and who wan reported yenterday an much Improved. The oillcern of the courl were all In attendance, ,-irludlng County Clerk J. (', Clinton, Hlielirr M. It. I'omer.jy, Deputy lilntilct Attorney J. A. Kakln and Court Hieiiograpbcr C. K. Itun yon, SVIIIIain Chance, court bailiff, wan In hln cuntomnry place, mid there wan a large group of Jurorn, lltlginitn, wltiiennen and lawyer In the old court room, The grand Jury wan neh cled and em, pannelled without lonn of time, the fol lowing well known rltly.enn being i 'barged with the gtiive dullen Incl-di-nt to that body; M, C. Jeffern, fore man: Patrick I.itwlor, V. It. Chlnholm, M. I'. Mbke, Krl k Ilallke. Jacob Kture, and J. W, Heneke. The grand Jury wan at once placed III charge of Hal llff Chance and retired to the quar tern (iHalgiicd them, to take auch ntepn toward organl.atlon a might be deemed exiedlent 111 the light of the over-week adjournment that wria Im pending. The Jurorn not on grand Jury aervlce were exi iiMed for the week, rind will anHeinble on Monday next nt 1 o'clock. Judge Clclund then Bounded the term docket and made tho following orders: In the cane cf H. L. Hendernon ver aun 10. K. I.lbke; net for trial on Mon thly, February 25, at 1:30 p. m. launder lA'beck vernua D. Hannula el nl; art for bearing on Tuesday, February 26. Gorman & firewater vernun I.. IC beck; net for trial on March 4 next Victoria I.clbe vermin Hlllar.l Ixd bel, ilectee of divorce grunted and en tered. (1. C, 'Kulton vernun John AJalr; de murrer overruled and defendant al-low.-.t until Monday, February 25, to annwer. John Went vernun I.utltla Went; de cree of divorce granted and entered upon proven ph-u of denertlon. The court then ndjourne.l until Mon day morning next, at which time. It Is thought that Judge Mrlirlde will he able to amend the bench and Jo- np.ilch all pending mutters. .Inst before adjournment Judge Cle l.m, administered the function pro vided by law tor li..- ircat'.-iR f alien citizens the following well known pe titioners being granted full naturaliza tion; William Armstrong, of Englnnd; N-la Krlstlan Nelson, cf Sweden; John Woods, of F.nglnnd. Judge Cleland left for the metropo lis on the fi: 10 express last evening. While here be was greeted most cor dially by a host of people who knew him and were glad to see him In As toria olllclnlly or otherwise. $20,000 and a Wife One of the four brand now films Just put on at the Waldorf theatre and concert hall, Il lustrates the awlft and dangerous ac tion, of an automobile race, the stakes In which are a wife and J20.000; an other Interesting display Is the plc turej adventures of a baloontst who achieves a remarkable rescue in mid air; still another, In popular vogue there, frustrates the delights and vi cissitudes ot a modern honeymoon. These loaders In the moving picture world, are amplified by the fun and frolic Incident to the pranks of "The Village Cut-up," and the miraculous transitions and exposures In the por tralay(of Alladln and His Wonderful Lamp; the whole scheme being Inter esting from end to end. Mystery, or Imposition At 2:30 yesterday afternoon an alarm of fire was turned In to the department, via the telcphono office, announcing a big flro nt Thirty-third street and Ken sington avenue. No. 8's apparatus be ing In tho shop for repairs, No. 1 hose and No. 1 chemical, both rospondod and made swift time on the long run, only to find when they got there, no sign of tiro, nor any one who knew of a fire. The telephone people could not fix the wire over which the mes sage was received at their office, and Fire Chief Foster Is completely In the dark. The affair Is a mystery or a rank Imposition on the department. BOY8 HAVE PLAYGROUND. 8eizt on Pott Office Yard to Detriment of li Appearance. Quito ii number of boys have h-en making use of the frenh green grass of the pontolllce yard an a playground. Hpoebil Deputy Collector F, U. Par ker has taken exception to their .so doing und ban nent letters to the sher iff and the police commission, slating that the boys are destroying the lawn, breaking the trees und lining bad language. If severe action In the mat ter Is taken by the local authorities, the boys must hereafter play In tho street or seek some other open ter ritory, Tho Ant oi Ian begs to suggest that Janitor Fnberg of the poslofflce force be made policeman without pay, and thus given power to control the young people. There are few open places In the city where children can play, and It would be a pity to close any of them by a "keep off the grass" sign or like measure, PARADE8 PERI8HE3. Would-be Leader of Revolt Shot by Venezuela Authorities. NKW YOrtK, Feb. 19. A dispatch from Caracas, Va., to the Herald, in giving details of the suppression of l ho attempt made by Cetieral Antonio Parades, to start a revolution, say that Parades and his follower after their capture were executed. General l'arades and eighteen men were cap tured by the government forces and sent from Hollvar and Maturln and by boat from Laguayra. After this collapse of their expedi tion they were Imprisoned at Barranca under a strong guard and later, it Is said, all were shot. According to bul letins issued by the Venezuelan gov ernment, the dispatch states, Parades and his men perished while they were Hclxlng arms In an attempt to escape. Three Americans are known to have been with Parades when he landed In Veneuzela, and are reported among the alaln. General Parades landed with about 20 men at Pcrdenulea at the mouth ot tho Orinoco river February . In nia "army," of which General Baldlllo was chief of staff, were several men who are well known Venezuelans. Who the three Americans who accompanied Parades are, cannot be ascertained, but they are supposed to be 'young men who became tempted by the prospect of adventure. YACHTS TO HONOLULU. Los Angeles and Honolulu Cluba Ar range for Race. SAN FKANCISCO. Feb. 10. The South Coast Yacht club of Ios An geles has Issued a circular, stating the conditions of a race from San Pedro, Cal., to Honolulu, which wH start on June 11, and which will be conducted under the Joint auspices of the South Coast Yacht club and the Hawaiian Yacht Club. The circular says: Tho race Is open to all yachts o not less than 40 feet water line length, belonging to any regularly organized yacht club, of any country, without restrictions as to rig, number of crew. (professional or amateur), or sails, but no motive power other than sails shall be used. Time allowance will be giv en, based on one-half hour per foot of racing length, for the entire dis tance, racing length to be the load water line length, plus one-half the length of the overhang. WANT SUBSIDY. SEATTLE. Feb. 19. Because, it Is said, of lack of subsidiary encourage ment, the Boston Steamship Com pany's vessels Lyra, Hyades, and Ple iades will be withdrawn permanently from the Oriental run. The steamship Tremont and Shawmut will continue to visit drjcntal ports till Juno 1. Frank Waterhouse, vice president of the Boston Steamship Compan, last night announced that tho vessels would be taken off. Ill With Rheumatism G. B. McDon ald of the firm of 1 McDonald & Wlest, the Skamokawa lumbering company, was brought in from the lit tle Washington city Sunday evening and placed In St. Mary's hospital for medical treatment. Ho Is suffering from a combined attack of la grippe and rheumatism, of which he believes the worst to be now over. Gold Fish Have you seen the beau tiful gold fish In the windows of Hil debrand & Gor? Look them up. Fan Tails, 85 cents; straights, 25 cents. Five Cents to $3.00When you feel like "sponging" a bit, drop Into Frank Hart's drug store and buy a sponge. Tou can find Just what you want, from 5 cents to $3.00 per sponge. A TRIAL PROVES I THE WORTH OF $4.00 and $5.00 SHOES FOR HEN They are the hright 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. i Wherity, Ralston Company J. ' The Leading Shoe Dealers. MM I PER80NAL MENTION. H. Kutterworth of Gearhart was In Astoria yesterday. 1 Hiram lilttle Wells, editor of the Pacific, M'mthly, came down from Port land yesterday on business, returning on the evening train. H. J. Fitts of Grand Rapids, Mich.,' Is in this city on a brief visit. M. Wise came down from the me tropolis yesterday on business. H. D. Uelches of Chicago Is a busi ness visitor In the city. J. C. Stuart of Portland was In Astoria yesterday. Frank DeLong was over from II waco yesterday. Mrs. Grace Bradley of Seaside Is vis iting friends In this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tallant have returned from their trip to the East. Y. M. I. CELEBRATION. There will be a grand pa triotic celebration, under the auspices of the Young Men's In stitute, No. 106, of this city, on the night of February 22nd, at St. Mary's Church Hall, Grand Avenue and Fif teenth, which will Include a select musical and literary program and a brilliant oration by Hon. John O'Hara of Portland. Admission 25 cents. SIUGTON DRY GOODS GO. Many lines of NEW : SPRING GOODIE too numerous to mention have arrived during the past few days. Now is the time to make your selec tions for early spring sewing. DRESS GOODS. Just opened a very com plete line of 1907 Spring Dress Goods, entirely new materials of unusual style and beauty that will find great favor with the best dressed women in town. Plain colorings, checks, plaids and stripes. 500 Pairs 2 1-2 yard Special Get the Habit. You are Missing It. I Your Neighbor is Bargains j TEN CENT STORE REED BUILDING. Between Commercial and Duane on Eleventh Street. 1MMMMMnMMMttlMtillllmMHIMHHW OUR 5 pairs of Sox, good wool en to cotton Sox, regular price 25c to 3 for $1.00 at Wise's removal sale 5 pairs for $l.00 HATS, formerly $2 to $4 mow 55 cents at Wise's re moval sale. All new Neckwear and Sus penders worth from 60 to 75 cents now 35 cents at Wise'i removal sale. Boys' Suits reduced from 7oc to $2.00 at Wise's remov al sale. 25c caps for 15c at Wise's removal sale. $1.25 and $1.50 Umbrellas reduced to 85c at Wise's re moval sale. Men's Suits reduced from $2.50, $5.00 and $7.50 at Wise's removal sale. Winter Overcoats as well as top coats reduced almost one-half at Wise's removal sale. Lace Curtains Nottingham, Brussels Net, Cable Nets and Batten burg. All kinds of new lace curtains priced from 39c to $10.00. Underwear and Hosiery All kinds and all prices. Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits, light weight a beauty at $3.75. Nottingham Lace Curtains, at 39c pair. Getting Those Big X from the