THE MOUNING ASTOMAN, AS'J OIUA. OREGON.
MONEY FOR DEP SEA
J. Q. A. DOWLDY, rrwldwt, rRANK PATTON, CwhVtr.
0. L PETERSON, Vlorl'wildtot. 3, W. GARNER, AuliUot CMbtr,
Astoria Savings Bank
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UNOAY, MAY 8, 1907.
Capital raid in IIOCMC, urpmndOn(lil(laProBUMm
TrMMU UraanU Banking ijtuliiwi, j (ntorwl raid on Tim ImimmIKi
1t Tnth ClfM,
AITOMA, ORiaOK
ASTORIA IRON ' WORKS
OHNirOX.Fra. NalonTww.ru.Pwt.iienp.
V L UliillOY, 6ortr) AUTOBIA, HAVINGS BANK, Tm
Detlgneri and Manufacturer. 01
STUB LAT&dT IMPROVED!
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers
i Complete Ctniwry Outflti Furnish J.
CORRCSfONDCNCB 'SOUCITEDi Foot of Fourth Btrwt.
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Sheraan Transier Co.
1 HEsittY 8HEBMAN, Mioutt
'Back, OurUfM Bcif ClMektd aad TraniitrrtJ Trueki art FuraJtar
Wcom PImm Mortd, Boai and Skipped.
433 Commercial 5treet)
Main Phone 121
APPEARANCES
Often a person is sized up by his appear
ance; by the tone that surrounds him. And
more often a business house is sized up by
the stationary it 'uses. A cheap letter
head or a poor bill head gives a mighty
poor first impression and makes business
harder to transact. Good printing costs no
more than poor printing. The first im
pression is half the battle in business.
You wouldn't employ a "sloppy" sales
man; why put up with "sloppy" station
ery, that gives a wrong impression of the
importance of your business. Let us do
your printing and help you to make that'
ten strike.
The J. S. DellingerOo.
ASTORIA, OREGON
a a PARKER.
, Proprietor.
t P. PARKER.
Manager,
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN jPLAN.
Flrat Claw In I very Rpot
Ptm Coach to th House. '
Bur and Billiard Room.
Good Check Rtaurant
Astoria, , Oraon
fin '!;;;".
Good Sample Roomi on Ground Floo
tor Commercial icon.
DISTILLERS
LOUSIVlLLli KENTUCKY
Old Forester Whiskey
Highiln Quality and Price
Tucker Whiskey
Best Value on the Coast '
JKaJor Paul Whiskey
Noted for its Fine Flavor
eb won
DISTKIBUTOUS ,
ASTORIA, ... . .OREGON
II! fill I
I 40 BOKD IT,
I ASIOKIA,
OBXGOI is
Carrie tit fist Um el
Wines,
Liquors
55
38
35
35
8 and
Clears
CALL AND SEE US I
Mommg Atorlan, 10 cnt a month,
0.')lverd by oarrler.
J, M, ALEXANDER MAY LOCATE
SUCH AN ENTERPRISE HERE
WOULD BE A BIQ THING FOR
ASTORIA.
' J. M. Alexander, of Aberdeen, Wash.,
who htti been In the city for th pat
few Jaya on bualna In connection
with hi Sxhlnt anterprlae on Oray
Harbor, waa a caller at th headquar
tra of Ih Chamber of, Comm6rc yea
Uirday aXtrnoon. , " '
Ha la doply Intreated In tha dop
aoa flatting and . whlla hr haa baen
looking up tha matter of eitabllahlng
ucb an ntrprl her In tha near
(utura. ":l
Mr, Alexander haa had an extended
experience In dp aea flhlng fn both
thla country and Euroin and believe
that no belter place for a location for
uch an enterprlee can be found any
where In America than In Aotorla.
While In Aatorla, h looked over all
tha available altea for th location of
hi flattery but ao far baa not decided
on any particular 'pot should any
one have a location lultabie for uch
an enterprlae of too to ISO In width
they might do well to communicate
nil detail concerning th ama to
Manager John H. Whyta of the
Chamber of Commerce who will nego
tiate with Mr. Alexander,
Th Jeep aea, flitting InJuatry of
Puget Bound," anld Mr. Alexander,
"with which I am very familiar, waa
t year worth Jut ,000,000 to the
commerce of the State of Waihlng-
ton. The total fighting bualnea of
the Bound amounted to 110,480,000,
which ahowa that ao far aa that local
Ity la concerned, the deep aea flatting
bualn I worth far mor than all
th other put togother. And aa great
aa la tha value of the aalmon Ashing
InduKtry of Aatorla at thla time, and
aa great aa It alway haa been, I be
lieve that the deep aea fishing bual
no can be developeJ and made more
valuable than th aalmon flohlng ever
haa been or ever can be.
'It aeem to me that the people of
Aatorla do not fully realize all of the
good thing that they have all about
them In the way of naturnl resource.
t believe I can aay without egotism
that no one know more of the 'In
and out of deep w Ashing than I
do and that If I could but secure a
eultable location here at what I con
elder a croner flaure, I would not
hesitate to locate here at once. I
know that there are other Industrie
going to locate here right away and
that In a short time It will possibly
be difficult to find room for all of
them, but none will prove of more
value than the deep sea fishing. Of
this I am sure and certain a I ever
have been or anything In all my life.
"Now aa to a site for my proposed
Astoria deep aea Ashing plant I have
found that the price of waterfront
property hcre la held at what I con
sider a very high price. And It aeem
to me that the. location of new Indus
tries and enterprise might be more
encouraged If sltos were offered at
more reasonable figure. And Indeed
In the case of an enterprise like mine
It would doubtless be of greater bene
fit to the city than it would to me,
should the cltlxcn here through their
Chamber of Commerce or otherwise
make l( especially easy for mo to
secure a permanent location. Should
they ice fit to do thl I will promise to
give them one of the largest business
enterprise within the next tew year
that can be found anywhere In the
northwest.
"This 1 only a suggestion thrown
out but it might be well if your cltl-
sens would give It careful consMora
tlon and then their approval."
fi;M;''j; ,' 1.-i ft j 'i 'm h i if
Forced to Leave my Present Quarters, I Will Sell
all Clothing, Rubber Boots, Men's Furhish
ings and Oil Clothing
ilrinoo I f
IIUUO I
At Louesf
Mill
25 Per Cent Off on Men's and Boys' .Suits
i. .
$4 Underwear for $3.40
$3 Underwear $2.25
$2.50 Underwear $2.00
$J Underwear .80
,$5 Sweater j for $3.50
$3 " - $2.40,
Apron Overalls, 65c
2b'c Cashmere Sox 20c, three pair for 50c
50c forking Shirts for 40 ' cents.
This is Your Chance
To Buy Goods Cheap
The Working man's Store i
Is going to move, June 1st, to first door west of Ross,
Higgins & Co., on Bond street.
Chas. Larson, Prop,
557 Commercial St. Z
LATEST NEWS FROM!
WARRENTON
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BASEBALL ITEMS OF INTEREST
MOVEMENTS OF PROMINENT
PEOPLE IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL
PERSONAL8, ETC.
IF YOU DON'T
succeed the first time use Herblne
and you will get Instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for Constipation, Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Chills and all liver complaints.
Mr. C , of Emory, Texaa, write:
"My wife has been using Herblne for
herself and children for five year. It
la a aure cure for constipation and ma
larla fever, which I substantiated by
what It has done for my family."
OLDEST ACTRESS ILL.
NEW YORK, May 4 Mr. W. O.
Jones, who since the recent death of
Mrs. Gilbert, has been recognised as
the oldest actress in active service,
la seriously 111 and Is not expected to
recover. Mrs, Jones la a native of
New York and appeared 50 year ago
at the old Bowery theater. In the
course of her long career she had sup
ported practically all the star of the
last generation. Mrs. Jones recently
oelebrated her 79m birthday.
WARRENTON, Or.. May . The
new bunk house of the Old Oregon
Mill la Hearing completion. It Is ex
pected that the mill will be running
In full swing on Monday.
Among the spectator of the gome
between Seaside and Warrenton last
Sunday were two prominent baseball
enthusiast from Portland. These
gentlemen were well pleased with the
work of Warrenton nine and on r-
turnlng to Portland endeavored to
arrange games beteen various clubs
of that city and our boys. Unfortun
ately, owing to the engagements ar
ranged through the Columbia River
Baseball League, the management of
the Wat ronton Baseball Club have
been compelled, to refuse the chal
lenges at hand.
Miss A. Slgurdson, Alex Slgurdson
and party arrived here last evening
from westport, Wash.
P. C. Warren has been having some
papernanglng and painting done at hs
residence.,
The Warrenton Clam Cannery will
commence business on Monday. Quite
a number of persons are engaged In
this industry. Those who are Quick
clam diggers earn splendid wages.
e. laws a co.
HEATING AND PLUMBING ENGINEERS
Plans and estimates furnished on application.
'All work done by First-Class Mechanics.
Sheet-Iron, Copper and Tin Work done in a first
class manner, as we do no other work in our shop.
THE TRENTON f
First-Class Liquors and Cigars
602 Commercial Street.
I Corner Commercial and 14th. . Astoria, Oregon. I
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Tou'ra to b tha Judge; we .aave It
to you to decide;, all w want la your
wdict Will, Hollistar'i Rocky Moun
tain Tea make you well and keep you
well? That'a fair. Tea or Tablet, S5
cents, Frank Hart
It' too bad to aea people who go
from day to day aufterlng with physi
cal weakness, when Rookv Mnuntnln
Tea' or Tablet 86 centa. "Frank kart
mnora iuo oi tovuoisv luituow
DUvrd by aarriar.
BAPTI8T8 AT JAMESTOWN.
NEW YORK, May 4. The second
meeting bf the general convention of
me Baptiste of North America Is to
be held In the Convention Hall of the
Jamestown Exposition May 22 and 22.
Matter that are likely to come be
fore the general Baptist convention in
clude the meeting of the Baptist
World Alliance in 1900, the Baptist
brotherhood, church federation, na
tional Christian Temperance movement
arbitration and divorce legislation,
SCOW BAY IRON & BBASS MKS
ASTORIA, OREGON
IRON AND BRASS AND MARINE ENGINEERS
U-to-Dat Saw Mill Machinery Prompt attention rea to K repair work
18th and Franklin Avt,
Tl. Main 2481.
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BIO BDUCTIQIg '
ON
4 fCj. "Or
J1 Paper
30 PUR CErNT OFF
On account of ; the large new spring stock coming and !
. mane room in our store we oner ou per cent
off for the next few days. ' Buy your
, wall paper now while it is cheap.
Eastern Painting & Decorating Company j
Commercial 8treet, near Eighth.