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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1907)
THE HORNING A STOUT AN, ASTORIA, ORECJON. THURSDAY. APRIL 11, 1907. 3te 5VA Flower Seeds , Just received a shipment of Choice Sweet Pea Seeds; all Varieties aiid Colors. t 13 Selected Nasturtium Seeds ! 5 Cents per package We also have a large line of Garden and Grass Seeds A. V. ALLEN. Being Improved By the Various Countries' WATER TRANSPORTATION Tor B, Facilitated At Th Expenditure Of Milliotn Of Dollart Rivvrt of Europe Art To Be Mad Mort N. vigabl. ITEM OF NEWS FROM WAHRENTON DAILY NEWS LETTER FROM THE WEST SIDE METROPOLIS ODDS AND ENDS OF INTELLIGENCE THERE. WARRENTON, April 10. D. M. Stewart, the real estate man, la here, evidently there la something Joins, In his line, around tola vicinity. Lou Campbell, of Rainier, Oregon, arrived In town today. Those persons who do not wish to pay their poll-tax this month, will do well to avoid meeting Marshall Erick son, for he Is on the war path. A number of enterprising and musi cally Inclined, male citizens are at tempting to form a brass band. They are at present looking for a capable Instructor. Should they succeed In their quest, the necenary Instruments will be purchased and operations com menced. Scercely a week passes but some thing occurs to prove the prosperity which our residents enjoy. The proof forthcoming on this occasion, is the number of Graphophones purchased from an agent who stayed In Warren ton for a few days this month. At almost every house there can be found a graphophone, the prices varying from thirty five dollars to seventy-five dol lar. A representative ot a Piano house, who accompanied the graphophone agent, was also successful In making several sale of piano. These agents dlptayed their- stock at the Warrenton Hotel, and Abbott's billiard parlors. A graphophone record exchange will probably be instituted In the near future. her at Madrid. "We reciprocate the desire that the relations between our two countries. whie hare founded not only on histor ical tradition, but also on community of Interests, may be strengthened and drawn closer together by these hap py events." said King Edward. Then raising his glass he proposed m,nts 10 th nBrli0r Liverpool. WASHINGTON, April 10. It woulJ appear thut the nations of the world have entered into a competitive struggle in the building up of water tnuiciHftutloii. Conxul Oitmttirf ha Just reported that ureat Britain 1 to expend an enormous sum on Inmprove S U OF Personal Knowledge 1 a toast to the Spanish Royal family, and wlsUied prosperity, rt'spe and progress to the Kingdom of Spain, BIG LEAGUES. Exhibition Games Between Leagues National League Won. theae Improvements to Include the building of a training wall nearly two! miles long, to conslrt of huge blocks I of ctment and thousands of ton of I i atone. Work on tre wall will re-1 quire several years and an enormous I amount of money will be expended. It haa been found necessary to con struct this training wall because of I the accumulations of sand swept In I by the ocean currents, these shifting Personal knowledge is the winning fneti in tlw culminating .(mints ol this competitive ue and when f amnio character it tlce ill fortunate. poMCMor in the front tanks of The Well Informed of the World. A vast fund of Drrtonal knowledge highest excellence in any field of human effort. A Knowledge of Form, Knowledge of Function and KnowU edge of Product are all of the ultnoat value ami in quejjons of Ufa and health when a true and wholesome remedy is desired it should be rvCembered that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., it an rthiritl nrotltb! wktrh m nM uiU ll, nMul ,f it. m.! m .v . .A...:..:..,. .. i give univertal satisfaction, because it it a remedy of Ti Known yurthty, Known Excellence nd known Component f. rmna ana nu won me valuable patronage ot millions of the Well Informed of the world, who know of their own personal knowledge and from actual use that it u tito fitit and best ot lamity laxative, toe which no extravagant or unreasonable claims are made. This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under lite name of Syrup of Fifts and has attained to world wide acceptance as the most excellent familv laxativo. A. ii nur laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well known to physician ana trie weu iniormea of me work! to be Hie best we have adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna as more fullv desrriniive of the wmvV but doubtless it v i EDWARD AND ALFONSO. Propose Toasts and Soft Soap Each .. Other at Banquet. CARTAGENA, Spain. April 10. King Alfonso, at the banquet In honor five NEW YORK, April 10. The base ball teams of the National League won banks of sand offering dangerous ob- majority of this Spring's' exhibition I structions to the large Atlantic liners. games with their rivals of the Amerl- Improvements to the harbor at can League. The representatives of I Liverpool go forward steadily! each the older organisation was suecesf ul j year, an annual 1 expenditure of 1200, In 13 out of 22 game played. The 1 000 being made for dredging. Great failure of the Athletics ot Phtladel- Britain also expend- on other har phta, to hold their own with the Phil- bors large amounts and everyone of aJelphlu Katlotials was chjefly re- her navigable rivers Is kept up to Its sponsible for the American League)! highest state of efficiency. This poll- losing the series. The Philadelphia I cy Is rotiowed by Germany, and a Nationals won four straight from the) number of the German cities 100 to Athletics, wherein ai: the other series (200 miles Inland, are actually sea It was a much more even battle. Thel ports by reason ot their location on St. Louis Nationals won four out of I the banks of highly developed rlv seven .from the Americans; , the Newler. York Nationals and Athletic split According to Consul Llefeld, of i even with one victory each; the St I Frelbbourg, Germany, the German Louis Nationals took two games out I government Is to Join hands with of three from the Washington;" the! Switzerland In increasing the effect- Boston American took two out of I iveness of the upper Rhine Improve- UPPmann AHmittt Rivinfl Work tfi 4 h raa ffamafl fmm th Pf iu-lnn,f ll I m.nta am mim, uml... wan tA mal. ttl and the Cleveland wen the game from I river navigable above Stracsburg as the Cinclnnatis. I far as Basel, Switzerland. It is be The National Leaguer beat their! Ileved that the stream will be so Im adversaries In total run getting, tied! proved a to admit of the passage of them In batting and did slightly the boats carrying from 800 to 1.500 tonsm WANTED SENATORSHIP better fielding. I as far north as the Lake of Constance. Once the upper Ithlne Is Improved to NEW PASSENGER SCHEDULE, admit of this. Consul Litchfield de clared that improvements' will follow always be called for bv the ihnrtif name of Syrup of Figs and to get Ms beneficial eltects, alway note, when purchasing the full name ot lite Company Caulornia rig Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package, whethet you call for Syrup of Figs or ly (lie lull name byrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna. . SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, LUUIbVILLE, KY. LONDrCr-;, iNn NEW YORK. NY Six Relatives. Raimtated 8pecial Agent Dixon 8. eaut Of Demoeratie Vote He Could Swing In Election Of The State Representatives. ef King Edward, in proposing a toast to the British Monarch anJ Queen Alexandra, said that the whole Span ish nation, had deep pleasure In re ceiving their majesties. The good re lations existing between the two coun tries could only be of mutual advan tage and would contribute towards the task of King Edward of strengthen ing peace and harmony between all states. King Edward in responding. In his own name and that of the Queen, thanked Alfonso for his felicitous greeting. He deoply regretted the ab sence of Queen Victoria but wag re joiced at the reason which detained Western Roadt Have Prepared Slower! to the Aare River, even to Tverdon, to Time Card for Passenger Service. I Lake Neuchatel, only a few hour by rail from Lake Geneva and the Rhone CHICAGO, April 10. Western rail-1 Valley. road officials have practically decl-l The Immediate bereflts of this de ded upon the schedules for passenger I velopement of the Upper Rhine Is trains between Chicago and the Pa-1 pointed out by Consul Llefold In. his ciflc Coast and intermediate points. I rwort. The Conxu. shows thut In If the time as now agreed upon Isl 1903, which is the latest report on the put Info effect the, schedule of the! traffic, out of the total of 5,113,100 examination of Blnger Hermann wer fastest train from Chicago to Los An-1 tons of bulk goods moved Into Swltz- I the admissions that while he was com- jreles will be lengthened from 71 hours, erland.l 1,526,000 were transported by mlssloner of the General Land Office minutes to 72 hours; to San ships to Mannheim or Strassburg, I he irav. nositions to six of his rela WASHINGTON, April principal developments In 10. The the cro Francisco from 69 1-2 hours to 72; while of the export of bulk goods tlvegj Reference again wa made to hours and 25 minutes to 14 hours, 30 amounting to 534,700 tons, 100,500 tons the "Tip" which Hermann Is alleged minutes. were transported on the Rhine from to have sent to F. P. May, regarding It is said the changes will make! the above named places, as well athe Blue Mountain Forest reserve, but little practical difference except that! lis, 500 tons of goods In transit across Hermann, while admitting that he die trains will be less late at terminals. I Switzerland, making a total of 1,743,- tatcd the telegram he could not re- The main Increases are between 000. Consul Llefeld adds: member Us details It also brouKht Chicago and Denver, where the time "if these goods could have beenlout that Hermann had recelveJ a part has been maintained fairly well. I transported by water from Basel to! 0f the compensation of his brother, us has not been determined when the Manheim and vice versa at a freight a payment on a mortgage and he re new schedules will go Into effect, but rate of $1.07 for the distance per ton, a celved some of the compensation of if there Is no further disagreement sum of $1,238, 563 would have been cy. L. Miller, a sou-ln-law but de- they probably will be effective May 1.1 saved. This rate would soon, under! clared. It was In pajment for an ad- the pressure of competition and after! vance ho had mado Miller. Live, laugh and love. There'll come the gradual removal of present ob- Hermann admitted, he wanted to a time when you can't. Success Mag- structions and hindrances to navlga- become United States senator In 1903, It showed that the account amounted to 1110 and that he owed th firm of Hermann and BonJ-f 1900. Tiie 111 was to be turned over to this firm c cording to the understanding brought out. Correspondent war aUo Introduced by Baker showing that Brownell of Oregon had obtain4 the re-lnUte- ment of special s-nt Dixon, through Hermann, on showing (hat Dixon would bring th Democratic upport for th election of five Republican. state representative, RESCUE SONS BODY (Continued from page 1) ANACONDA MINING COMPANY. BUTTE, April 10. Th Anaoonda Mining Company, th r4ror of th Anaconda Copper Mining Compa ny of Butt, went out of existence yesterday In consequence of a court or der being mad to that effect at th request of th stockholder. Th aot of th stockholder doe not affect th Anaconda Copper Min ing Company, which some lime ago took ovr th property of th old cor poration. azlne. don, be greatly reduced." but denied It was hit, plan to have his It is undoubtedly this last phase t resignation as Commissioner of Land- Our "Table Queen" And "Butter Loaf M Bread Does not dry put and get stale the next day after it is cut. Its great Success is due to its great merits No Bigger or Better Loaf in town for the Price ROYAL BAKERY s C 505 Duane Street. 275 W. Bond Street. the matter that Is spurlng all the na tions of the- world on to greater exer tions In waterway development. Con- gresstnan Joseph E. Ramsdell, of Lou- iHlana, President of the National RIv- odlne held up until after the senatori al election. Vouchers were placed In evidence by the Government showing that Herman" had placed to his credit in a local bank ers & Harbors Congress, In a speech $35 of a special government fund and In the last Congress dwelt forcefully that this amount had remained to his on the fact that water transportation credit for several years and wa then for heavy goods Is one-sixth and transferred, by him to the Government sometimes one-ninth that of the char- account He said he did not do so, gijs by rail for similar tranpportutlon. to obtain a small amount of Interest, Mr. Ransdell pointed out also In the but the fund was a trust fund for course of his address that water trans- which he wag perwn&lly responsible, portallon In no wise would Injure the The witness was then asked If he prosperity of the railroads, but that It did not tranfer Max Pracht, a spec would supplement railroad activity lal agent, from Oregon to New Mexico and stimulate it by stimulating com- and bring Capt, Mathers to Oregon, merce. ' , because Pracht would not rent Her Tlne National Rivers! & Harbor, manns hou&e' and Mathers would. He Congress Is bending its energies to- denied this but Baker submitted evl ward having the Federal government dence showing Pracht had refused to commit Itself to an appropriation pol- rent the house and Hermann admitted Icy of 50,000,000a year for the de- that Mathers did rent It. The' letter velopment and Improvement of Am- written by thq rtefendan to Edwin Ben 'erican waterways. At the present der, his relalve stating that he, the do time -there are projects approved by fendant, would expedlate the account government engineers calling for an of suveyor Cathcart, was.' ptaced in outlay of upwards of $500,000,000. evidence. " t snow having fallen since, th boJy He under twenty fott of froien now and li e. The effort to read' the place whore the body lie from th ban of Whit Mountain will be fraught with the greatest peril. If successful In reach ing the spot It will be necessary to car ry the body on the shoulJer of men for 20 mile to Whitney station at the base of the range, Ten men will be taken from Independence, Inyo, for this purpose. The father, accompa nied) by I'ndilakerJ McOemtoU of this city will attempt to penetrate to the soot where the body lie and If succoHHful the undertaker will em balm the body there, Then the task of carrying It out will begin. From Whitney It Is planned to take the body overland to Ropo, Nevada, thence to this city, by way of S in Francisco. BIQ STEEL ORDER, Ten Thousand tons of Steel Rail for Chicago Street Railway. CHICAGO, April 10. Ton thousand tons of steel rails or 20,000,000 pounds have been ordored by the Chicago Street Railway Company for us In re-constructlng Its lines, ft This !' one of the largest rail order given by a local concern In recent yearn, excepting railroad companies, which send out contracts for equip ment from this city, and will Involve about 1400,000 In cash. Two hundred tons of steel rail are needed to construct a mile of single track, therefore -the lot that is to be delivered to the City Railway will ex tend over fifty' miles of single or 25 miles of double track, FOR ELDERLY FOLKS, Get from any good proscription pharmacy, Fluid Extract Dandeli on, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon. on ounce; Compound Syrup Boraparllla, three ounce. Shake well In a bottle and take In tspoonful dose after each mead and at bedtime. This I th prescription and th direction sj given by an eminent authority on Kidney disease who moke th statement that thl lmpl home mad mixture will rellev almost any Kidney disorder or Backache or Bladder weakness. This should prove of untold value to elderly folk, who. alway suffer more or lexs with their Kidney and Blad der at thl tlm of th year, CASTOR I A Por Infant and Children. . The Kind Yea Haw Always Bought Boars the r yTX" Signature cf WV 4MCA4U Keep Your Feet Dry. If people would keep their' feet dry half the doctors would have to go out of business. Our Dr. Reed's Cushion : Shoes are ust the thing for keeping your leet dry, They shedjthe water almost We Guarantee Each Pair. Our Specialties Are Loggers and long hand made boots for Fishermen. , S. A. G1HRE r Ml Bond Si, opposite Flshtf Bros.'