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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1907)
THE HORNING ASTOR1AN. ASTOU1A, OllECON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1W7. I EE lJ 4 A A FEW SUGGESTIONS Broiled Mackeral 25c per tin. Kippered Herring 25c per tin. ' Snow White Halibut 25c per tin. Fancy Prepared Codfish 20c box. Fancy English Bloaters 5c each. EXTRA SPECIAL Salted Salmon Tips 20c per lb. Salt Herring, Mackerel. Salt Salmon. Just Received A fresh shipment of Bakers Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee. A. V. ALLEN, PETTIBONE CASE UP Preliminary Proceedings Started Yesterday in Caldwell. JUDGE WOODS WILL TRY CASE Moyer, Haywood and Pettibona Taken From Boisa to Caldwell to Stand Trial All Action Haa Baan Defer rod Until Monday. BOISE. March 12. In the district court toaay at caidwell, tha case against Moyer, Haywood and Petti bono came up on preliminary proceed ings. The defendants were all on hand having been taken from Boise this morning. Judge Bryan who was elec ted last fall announced that he con aidered himself disqualified by rea son of having been appointed attorney for Harry Orchard and that Judge Wood of Boise would sit in the case. Judge Wood was on hand and took the bench this afternoon. It was an nounced by the prosecution that the remittitur from the supreme court at Washington in the habeas corpus pro ceedings would not arrive until Fri day or Saturday nothing could be done until it came. The defense held that this would not act as a stay, but the court held allaction should be defer red and the case went over until Mon day. It developed that since Judge De Haven's decision yesterday, that Ruef has been much more closely guarded. by Elisor BIggy and his deputies. He is now allowed to see only his attor neys and immediate family. The Eli sor shortly after the decision was rendered told Htny he feared an at tempt would be made to rescue Ruef by force and that he considered I prudent to guard him more strongly He naked If he would be Justified In excluding all but Ruefa lawyers and family and Heney told him he certain ly would be. Tonight after the" order had gone into effect attorneys Ach and Farroll hunted up Judge Dunne at one of the theatres and complained that Elisor Blggy would not allow Ruef to be seen. "Won't he permit you, his attorneys to see nlmr questioned Judge Dunne "Yes" they replied. "BIggy says his counsel and family can come to the room but he refuses entrance to ev ery one else. We'd like an order from you to the contrary." "I cannot do anything for you, gen- tlemen" said Dunne, I approve the action of the elisor.' PARIS PARALYZED. PARIS, March 11. The city resum ed its normal aspect tonight All the electric plants are working. The public Is alarmed at the ease with which a few hundred workmen at the instigation of the Confederation of Labor are able to throw the popula tion Into confusion, and the news papers printed editorials demanding legislation which will prevent' work men engaging is supplying a pub lie necessity from striking. It is pointed out that the electri cians, now that the know their pow er, may not rest content with pres ent conditions. It is pointed out as a significant fact that the strike com mittee Is still holding meetings. ROME RENTS RAI8ED. ROME, March 12. The growing In crease in house rents is meeting with much opposition. In Naples Sunday a large meeting to protege was held, I GET THEM AT. Jaloffs New Store ISO Eleventh St., Between Commercial and JJouU ARTISTIC MILLINERY Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts Waists and Furnishings Our garments have a distinctive style, high class materials, best of workmanship, and when it comes from JALOFF'S you won't see any more like it in this market. La dies that wish millinery and clothes that others won't have can always depend on this establish ment for exclusive styles. Our prices are the most moderate in the city. We have direct New York advantage on prices that no other store in this city enjoys. Just Arrived: A new line of Millinery and a few samples the famous KNICKERBOCKER SUITS direct from New York City. Big', ID) om't A FARMER can't raise crops by knocking upon the ground. Mother Earth don't answer knocks; but let him dig, scatter good seed and behold 1 the earth yields abundantly. HENCE, WE DIG1 We are digging into our splendid stock, sowing the low price seed and as a result our clerks are kept on the jump ! 1-2 off on winter Overcoats J -5 off on Rain Coats and Suits 1-5 off on Hats and Underwear J -5 off on Trunks, Umbrellas etc. 42 long pant Boys Suits, Your choice $435 Sizes 124 19. 56- 3 piece boys suits, your choice $2.90 Sizes 7 & 15. HER MAN WISE Astoria's Reliable Clothier and Hatter. BEHIND EACH ARTICLE 50LD IN HIS STORE BATTLESHIP EXPLOSION (Continued from page 1) the employes of the arsenal, who were returning to work from lunch eon when the powder magazine blew up, and many of them maJe a rush to ward the dock whence clouds of thick smoke were arising. No one seemed to know what had happened until some one shouted, "The Iena has blown up." An officer, then called out, "Save yourselves," and all the workmen and others made a rush for the nearest ex It from the arsenal. Many of the crew of the Iena saved their lives by climbing down ladders and reaching the quays whence they fled to places of safety. Th! population of Toulon Is greatly excited. Many of the crew belong to this place. Entrance to the arsenal has been forbidden to all but men in uniform. A signal man of the Iena who escaped says that a large number of the crew of the battleship were gathered in the fore part of the ship, listening to a lecture by an officer when the first explosion occurred. Most of these were able to escape. The offlclals declare that the maga zines of the Iena were completely fil led with explosives and that the recur rent detonations Indicate that they) are all on fire. Semi-official figures state that it is certain CO of the crew were killed, 100 seriously Injured and 100 slightly injured. FISH FOLLOWS HYDE. Elected Director of th. Missouri Pa cific Railroad. HT. LOUIH, March 12. Stuyvesant Fish, former president of the Illinois Central, was toda elected director of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at i stockholders meeting. Fish was dec CALVE TO AMERICA. j lG 10 "u'coe(1 James H. Hyde. More NEW YORK. March 12,-From orl-' th,ln "'K'1 rcent of the stock was vate telegrams received here vester.lav' l,rcH(,nt anl was elected unanl- by friends of Mmo. Emma Calve, It mousl' This is considered, slgnlfl- was learned that it is likely she will cant 01 tne Important part he will come to New York very soon to sing take the uture conduct of the road. in Manhattan Opera House for the re-1 matneder of the season under the man- i SUNDAY TRAVEL TO PORTLAND agement of Oscar Hammerstein. I Inor-MMa and $2.50 Hound Trip Rat A severe coia tnat may develop into : via A. & C, R. R. . Popular. nnsnmnnln. ovr nlchf. ran ha iira.1 ' . . quickly by taking Foley. Honey and! trot" cUjr PortUn5 Tar. It will cure the most obstinate " Bunly the low round trip rata racking cough and strengthen your of 2,B0 l" on tn increase and many lungs. The genuine Is In a yellow enjoy that day in tha metropolis each package. T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug week. This rate will be continued j throughout the winter and the volume of travel toward Portland every Sun CASTOR I A lor Infants and Children. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought day would appreciates Indicate It. that the public 11-l-tf Boars the Signature of 7 The salve that acts like a poultice Is Pine Salve Carbollied. No other salve so good for cuts, burns, boils and chapped skin. Ask about it Price 25 cts. Frank Hart's Drug Store. 1 No Case on Reeord. There la no case on record of a cough or cold resulting in pneumonia or con sumption after Foley'a Honey and Tar has been taken, as It will atop your cough and bronk up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine. Foley's Honey and Tar In a yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe and ure. T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug Store. BUY YOUR 81 1 KS FROM S. A. G1MRE MS Bond St., opposite Fisher Bros.
