THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, AST01UA, OREGON. 5 If A NEW ENTE1I PRISE POSSIBLE NOT HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOOD $prang Blossoms to adorn the Fastidious. Its all goodness in Sinclair's T LIND8TR0M, THE ABERDEEN SHIP BUILDER HAS AN EYE ON ASTORIA-MAY ESTABLISH PLANT HERE, Praised wherever used. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1907. ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. terse mini i Promotion Commits Motto. Tho Committee of Promotion of tho Atrta Chambor of Commerce hld a Ml(m yoatorday at th nfflio of Commit!..- man F. U Pr)tor. at which th w manager of th Chamber, Mr. J. H. Whyta waa prooent, anil th work of tho future, a It lav In tho hand of . . . ..... ... ........ it., .ail uM.lM dlaru4 to tho MMUfartKm of all prosont. Among otbrr thing acpom. plthd for tho good of tho Chamber, wa tho appolntm.nl of an .xocutlve committee of threo rhon from th nine mmtwra commuting (ho Promo, lion, Cnmmlitoo to take ov.r tho ac tual bulni of tho big committee and dlipoM of (, Chairman 0. W. Han born. ant Committeeman O. P. Ful ton and F. 1 Parker being named In tMa behalf, Tho meeting waa produc ts of much Rood to alt proaont, and loft a Joflnlio undemanding of th IIrm of operation to bo pursued by Mr. Wbyte and hla confrere of tho hour. MD-Lootlno, John Robinson, of Pklpannn. and hta n Qulnry. woro arrested and brought to tho city yes terday, by Deputy Sheriff Archie Mc l4n charged wUh larrenry from th dtp Pot or Irodalo, ai ah lla upon tho Claiaop aand Tho prosecution of a aoarrh warrant sworn out hero on Monday by President tlarrlaon of th. pacific Iron Worka, th conoorn that owns tho ahlp. rvled a big tot of ropoa, tfaatn. block and othor un dry oar belonging to tho Irodalo at varloua and sundry . places about tho old Oray plaeo, now orcuptod by tho Rnhlnann'a a a homo, and thla waa brought to tho city and will bo umkI today aa toatlmony In tho examination that la to bo held ai tho office of Ju tlca P. J. Ooodman. Tho defendants aro now In all awaiting examination In th promlaa. FUh Figure For 8aon-Lnt year tho Columbia River Fishermen' Pro toctlvo Union fixed the price of sal mon at 6 cent per pound for all flh under 23 pound weight, and 6 centt for fih over lht limit; and for the coming aeaaon It hai eatnbllahed a rata of 5 1-1 and 7 1-J centa respec tively, putting the weight limit at 15 pound. Thla meana an advanro of 1-1 cent on hut year'a first money value, and It remain to bo aeon whe ther the packer will go them any bet- it they did Inst aeaaon when they tho price to I and 7 cents' and tho Wright limit to IS pound Albert Brunatrom waa appointed by tho Union aa light keeper at Band Ialand thla year. enlng lnt Mr. and Mr'. Wllllnm l)nch of thla city reached the twentieth milestone of thulr marital llfo path, and a number of Jolly friend and neighbor bethought theimtelve of making tome anrt of a feature of the .lay. Without aaylng a word to the bnnefli'liirUt they awarmed In on them at tho pleasant home at 173 1-2 Klght. eenth otreet during tho evening, and brought with them gift and memento and other good thing that went a long way toward making one of the plenwintest evening on record. The affair will b long remembered by all who had tho good fortune to panic! pato, and the bride and groom of the hour will not soon forget the happy mnnlfiatatlona made In their behalf. Beginning to Loom. The hiiiidmtte and modern front being put In big tor-room "n to bo occupied by Herman Wine, on door west of hi preaent Commercial street mtnhllNh mont, I fntt taking ahape, the wood work having been completed an indent - ly to admit the aettlng up of tho nine fine plate of glat that adorn tho front. They aro without framea of wood and havo tho new angle Joint at th outer corner that make them wi much more attractlv. Tho enttr rehabilitation of tho hugo atoro will bo don on the tamo acalo of up-to-date-neaa, and now promlaea to bo one. If not the handomet. of th fine part oftho city. ..Aotor At High SchoolMr. Chalrea Hanford tho eminent actor entertain ed the atudenta of tho High School ye terduy morning wtt'a quite a lengthy tnlk, taking In tnewor ki of (thnke pr, their relation to literature and to the drama. Ho alo treated with iho actor relation in rrnrd to lltern turo. After the main part of hi talk ho rendered aevernl recitation with pleaalng effect and waa heartily en cored by tho atudenta by way of op- preclntlon. " Mr, Hanford appeared be. fore tho atudenta upon tho requeat of Superintendent of School Clark. Happy Anniversary On Monday ov- Fathor Dielman tow Archblhop Chrlaty and Father aallagher of Port lund arrived on tho noon ' train yes terday and departed lnat evening. They were In tho city to vlalt Father IHclmnn aa ho waa very low. ICK CRKAMS & 8IIEHI1I:T8 KASTEK UKDEltS CAHEFl'LLY FILLED 'U6 AnKmIh k in the nih of all live men Ihi-au dy: they cannot get around hi'r, noiMchow, ii nil It I a good thing for them utul fur thu city, Tho In teal liimportiuit Inqulror and of thi en terprlallng ort I J, Mndxtrom, of Aberdeen, the well known hlp-bulfIW, wfto not only own a plant of fine en paclty thtre, but I deeply lnterotd In th HendUen Hhlp Ilulldlng Company, of Eureka, California, tho concern be lug among th leading firm In t hi lino on the Paclilc coat. Mr, I.lnil'troin hna addreaaed i letter to tho Aatorla Chamber of Com mere iiftklng a number of pertinent queattnn anent tho eatabllahment of a big ahlp-yard hero, and lay epoclHl tr( upon tho necessity of having a alto clone to aomo well equipped w- nilll; the whole tone of tho letter In illcntlng the probability of hi coming here for thl purpoMt If thing can be made agreeable for all concerned. The committee on promotion ha been placed In charge of the mHter and will glean fact Incident to the Inquiry and "end them to Mr. Llndatrom, to. gether with auch other Inducement a may bo within their purview. It la to be hoped uen an lndu"try can be brought hero, alnco It would bo Inirical adjunct to a live ea port and mean much for the whole neighbor hood quite aaldo from tho money val ue It would et up. There t a vaat quantity of all manner of ahlp timber about here, from knee to belaying pin, and there are plenty of tlto If they are but put In lino for hi choice and purchaae at reasonable figure. Tho promotion committee will prob ably be glad to hoar from anyone who can put It next to feasible proposition along thl line and It la certainly the duty of all who havo tpoclflc know ledge of thl nature to offer It at once, ao aa to expedite one of the boat thing that haa presented Itself herein many a day. NEW TO-DAY. National Bioyoioa 0 Sale At Ork. wltaa. DaU E Scutly, Notary 'Public ai Scully Cigar Stora. Any old hour I Qo to A. D. Craig for your tent, twnlngi and all klnda of canvaa wir 13th and Exchange. tt Hotel. .Irving Newly, .furnished. Steam heat. First claa table board. Rate reasonable. For Fine Watoh and clock repairing go to Frank J. Donnorberg, th re liable jewolor, 1U Uth St. MAIN I.'I2I ' er;" 2 Don't Miss The excellent values in Groceries to be had at this store. High quality and moderate prices are close companions here and no prudent buyer can afford to overlook us when purchasing. Scholfield, Hattson Co., SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON BROS. Five Cant to l&OO When you feel Ilka "aponglng" a bit, drop into Frank Hart' drug (tor and buy a apongo. Tou can find Juat what you want, from R cent to 13.00 per apongo. For Eleotrie Service Installation or repair work, go to J. 8. Vernon, elec trlclan. No. 467 Exchange atreet, tot phone. Main 3t3. All manner of eleotrie and telephone work dona at attest notice. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON , PHONOGRAPH l":"r"-:- goto ; V." JqhnsonPhonograph Co. Parlar Soeond Floor over SoholfUld o Matt ion Co, 8lngr 8owing Maohina Co. Just received a new stock of Singer and Wheeler A Wilson machine, all the lateat atyles. Repairing and cleaning of all makes of machine a specialty, oome and give ua a trial 173-lOta St Do you feel sleepy ana not a bit dka working In th afternoon T Per hapa It'a because of the kind of lunch you're eating too heavy and too hard to dlgeat Why not try the Palace restaurant on Commercial street, wher all th baking Is done In those famous slow-process ovens, whloh turn out light, appetising wholesome thlngsT Toa'll savs money, too. tf Gentle and Eft'eotive. A well known Manitoba editor writes: "As an Inside worker I And Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Invaluable for the touches of bllllousnesa natural to sedentary life, their action being gentle and effective, clearing the digestive tract and the head." Price, 25cents. Sample' free, at Frank Hart's and loading druggists. Whooping Cough, I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In my family In cases of whooping cough, and want to tell1 you that It Is the best medicine I have ever used. W. F. Qaton, Posco, Go. This reiiiouy ib auto hiiu sure, rur itue djt, Frank Hart and Leading Druggists, rs "i J ATS. P , '" ...- i 1 7 r J . . . i , Vj i a XXW YOfUC SPRINO ATS thingfn a fiat of out make is the word Knox fa the late!, but it's a most impor ant thing; to look for. Its import ance, however, is not entirely due to Vt2e" io when you buy a KNOX HAT you secure a hat of thefinest materials and of unequalled wear ing quality to say nothing of & style which is World-Standard. In other words, you have paid for what the label represents five dollars' worth of hat In pearl plaids. In tan checks, In dark and In light shades, but All new suits Made for WISE. Knox, $5.00 Beacon, $3.00 Derbys, , Softs, Sailors, Panamas, but all made by Knox HERMAN WIS BEHIND EACH ARTICLE SOLD IN HIS STORE ' H. Is W.I I Suited J, C. Moore, of Ottawa, Lasalle county, Illinois, is In the city, the guest of his nephews, the Measra: Judd, proprietors of the Brownsville store. He thinks Astoria Is all right and Oregon, too, and says he la aorry he did not come out here years sgo. It la' his first trip Into the extreme west and ha la wonderfully pleased with things and people. It Is hoped he will cultivate the Impression until ho has to come here In sheer self defense. He has' the signs of the man who Is wanted here as a citlsen and Astoria Is Just In shape to warrant hi coming and as many more as he can Induce to follow him. ..From Old Skamokawa Editor Wil liams, o ft'ne Skamokawa Eagle, waa a business visitor In the city yesterday. He says things are humming up around the Waklakum capital, and among the latest evidences of pros perity thereabout, gave out the fact that Bell & Stillman, of Portland, are about to open up a big tract of timber lying about three miles back of Ska mokawa, which Involves the building of that many miles of logging railway, all of which work has been commenced and will be rushed to completion. Quiet On The River The water bailiffs of the States of Washington and Oregon have had but little to do In the way of apprehending contraband fishermen during the present closed season, S00 fathoms ot glllnet being the only plunder that fell Into their hands so far, and the owner of that Is already spotted and will be made to answer for It. where he ha not been for the past 27 years. He expects to be gone until the middle of September next. Police Court There was only one case called for trial yesterday in Po lice Court, that of A. I Johnson charg ed with being a vagrant Sentence was withheld on condition that he leave town, which was agreeable to the gen tleman on the prisoners bench. Trtsturer D.al.y III City Treasurer Thomas Dealey suffered a severe at tack ot the nosebleed sometime In the night Monday. He was on duty again yesterday and while weakened to a considerable extent there were no oth er 111 effects. Sister To Laavo SisteT Roselind of St Mary's Hospital leaves soon for Oakland where she enters the St Pro vidence hospital of that city. It is un derstood that Sister Francises Is to take Sister Roselind's place hero. Operation On Eya Alexander Fra ser of OIney waa received at St Mary's yesterday for an operation of tho eye. He Is becoming blind in the right eya the cause of which he was unable to state. " Bond Called City Treasurer Daly has issued a call for all the bonds en dorsed prior to Ma 1, 1906. This rep resents the paying of some J23.000 or more. Gently moves the bowels and at tho the same time stops the cough. Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup. Contains Hon ey and Tar. No opiates. Best for Coughs, colds, croup, and whooping cough. Satisfaction guaranteed. Children like It Mothers Indorse It Sold by Frank Hart's Drug Store. Thirty days' treatment for kidney bladder troubles and rheumatism, for $1.00. Tour money refunded if not satisfied. Ptneules contain no alco hol. Do not derange the stomach. Easy to take. Sold by .Frank Hart's Drug Store. Among th. Estates. An order was made yesterday by Judge Trenchard, sitting for probate matters, appointing Eva J. Denver, as guardian of tho per son and estate of Robert J. Denver, a minor. He als'o made an order appro ving tho second annual reports of the executors of the estate of the late Michael Nowlen, and direct inn g the property belonging to the estate. Off For England J. H. Mansell left this city last night on the 6:10 for Portland and the East, and will con tinue his trip across the Atlantic to his old home In London, England, Oxford Ties For Women. The demand for this style of footwear promises to be greater this season than ever before. Either patent, kid or tan are correct for leathers The shoe that is bought from us is certain to be cor rect in style. We have them in all leather., styles and widths. Wherity, Ralston Q Company! Tha Loading She Deal.r. 4 Z