The morning Astorian., June 01, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, A STU II I A,. OREGON.
SATURDAY, JtHTB I, 1007.
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Our Millinery Store is a veritable art gallery
where the best products of the world's best
Milliners pass in review, to be admired and ;
bought by style-loving women. Every hat
has an individuality of its own. If you buy
your new hat here you need not fear to meet
wish duplicates on every street corner
Special Offerings
Embracing a very superb lot of beautiful
hats the newest of the new richly trimmed
and exquisitely finished
At JalofTs - - 120 11th Street I
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Tte Iwrk K. F. Whitney cam up tU
riwr yesterday morning to load lumber.
she is from th Hawaiian Wands lu bl'
last.
Tti barken! in John Smith cleared
fir ltaloudo yesterday after loading
ttUOW feet of lumber at SUlla,
The steamer NaheotU will bring over
a carload of )uion today from llwaco,
numtorlttg about 400 cases.
The steamer Soma City loft Frlsoo on
the 30th for the Columbia cud the W. 8.
Porter sailed on the 30th.
The British ship Glenericht arrived in
Falmouth Harbor ou May 3Ut from
the Columbia River.
The steamer Hyade pa seed out with
a large paengei Hot and a full cargo
for Frieco.
The schooner Glendale tailed jester
day at noon for San Francisco.
Th Harvest Queea towed down the
Trlliw and the Agate,
WATERFRONT ITEMS
Much Business Along Astoria's
Waterfront
ORIENTAL LINER NUMANTIA IN
A Continual Go and Come From Early
Morning Till Wight Witt Several
targe Vessel Lying in the Stream.
After an absence of IS years from the
Vnited States, spent in Yokohama a
agent of steamship line plying from the
Pacific Coast to the Far East, B. C.
Howard arrived on the Xumantia yes
terdav, on a short-vacation He aeye:
"There is no strong feeling in Japan
against the United State over the San
Francisco school affair. The Japanese
appreciate the fact that the action of in
dividual Californians against subjects of
the Mikado does not reflect the senti
ment of the people of the United States.
to a matter of fact very little attention
has been paid to the episodes in Cali
fornia by the general populace of Ja
pan." Mr. Howard states that the tour
ist travel in the Island. Empire this
season idveg promise of breaking all
records. Before he left American trav
elera were very much in evdence at the
hotels in Yokohama and other porta.
Steamships arriving were crowded with
tourists, European and American. "Ja
pan is pretty well stocked up with
flour," continued the agent of the Or
iental lines, "and has not been importing
po heavily as China in the past few
months. The supplies represent pur
chases made when flour was cheaper
than at present. The outlook for next
season's imports is rather promising.
More flour has been sent to China from
the Pacific Coast the past Sew months
than ever before. Some heavy shipments
have been made to Japan, as well, re
cently, from Puget Sound.'
With regard to a paragraph which ap-
Astorian concern ins the steamer Sue
Elmore it appears that certain state
ments therein were erroneus. It Is
therefore only seemly to correct them.
The Elmore went up the river for re
pairs a week ago la-t Sunday, not three
week ago. The repairs which were
found necessare were mora than had
teen anticipated, or the delay would not
have been so great. The steam schooner
Evie has taken the Elmore's place ever
since toe latter was laid up, and has
done nothing but run between Astoria
and Tillamook ever since.- There Is not
a full cargo of freight awaiting the El
more at her dork; in fact, not three-
quarters of complete load.
While towing the ship Clan Graham
from Royal Roads to Victoria harbor,
to be hauled out on the Victoria ma
chinery depot ways the tug Lome
grounded Thursday night at Sehls Point.
The vessel is not injured and is expected
to float at high tide.
The Costa Ric went out yesterday
afternoon bound for Frisco. She carried
a goodly number of passengers and con
siderable freight amongst which were
several hundred bags of oysters.
The Joseph Fulitaer, pilot achooner,
came up the river, today and anchored
off Uniontown. She is in fop supplies
and will leave i or the mouth of the
river again shortly.
The steamer Milcr will be on her olJ
run again next week. Her repairs are
uearly 'completed and she looks very
spic and span in her new coat of green
and white paint.
The steamer Numantia crossed the
bar at 4:40 a. m. yesterday. She was
bound op the river and was from the
east with a cargo of Oriental goods.
The steam schooner Jim Butler tied
up at the Callendar wharf yesterday
morning and discharged freight. She
bail from San Pedro.
WIATHEK BUREAU.
Average KaitiftU, Wind, Heat and Cold
For Month of Juno,
The following data covering a period
of four year have bees compiled (rout
the weather bureau record at North
Head, Wash, They apply to the months
of June only and are not a forecast, but
imply the averages for the past four
year
Mean temperature, 64 deg.j warmest
month, 50 deg.j coldest month, S3 deg.j
Precipitation, average 0.58 in, greatest
monthly 4.30 inches; least monthly, 1.24
inches; average clear" days, 9; partly
cloudy, 8; 'cloudy, 17) prevailing wind.
northwest ' .
DONE BY DEED.
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W. T. Watt to Mildred Watt
(husband and wife), lot 6, block 10,
Mine Grove .'.
A. R. Cyrus et ux to T. Tasao
Morgan, lot 11, block 3, First Addi
tion to Gearhart Park ............. 1
Thomas B. Davis et ux to T.
Tasso Morgan, lots 11 and 12, block
Meriwether IS
AHoria Abstract, Title k Trust
Co. to Irving Kern, part of block 4
in Olney's Astoria, deed given in cor
rection of deed dated July IT, 1006.
Anna Schlosser et al to Kale Keis,
, 1-2 of XE. 1-4, E. 12 of SV7. 1-4,
SE. 1-4 of sec. 38. T. 4 X, R. 0 W. .
John T. Ro to Grand Rapid-
Oregon Timber Co., XW. 1-4 of see.
28, T. 6 N, R. 8 W. . ...
(William Ross et ux to Grand
Rapids Oregon Timber Co, SE. 1-4
of sec. 28, T. 5 X., R. 8 W
John Waterhou. et ux to Grand
Rapids-Oregon Timber Co., E. 1-2 of
sec. 29, T. 5 X, R. 8 W.
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That wc are the Exclusive Agents for v
Hart, Schaffner Marx
Clothing
That they are i All Wool that every suit is Guarau
teed that they are the best on the Marketthat
you can not get any better.
p Underwear--
We have a very strong line of Summer Un
dewear from
01 per Suit, Up
Hats
We not alone show the best styles but we have
the best goods. Sole Agents for
Dunlap
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peared under this eaption in yesterday's Australia.
The bark Agate came down lumber
laden from Vancouver. She is bound
for San Francisco and bad 400,000 feet
of lumber aboard.
The German bark Telluf (Hamburg)
is in the stream, waiting to be towed
across to Knappton to load lumber for
Boys and Girls
WANT
At the New Can Factory
Apply at the Office of
The Kindall Can Co.
v Or
The Sanborn-Cutting Co.
CONCERT TONIGHT.
A delightful program ha been ar
ranged by Reid French Co. for tonight.
They are the western agents for the
Sohmer-Cecilian pianoplayer; thi play
er ha been passed oil as the onJy
player capable of rendering a piece of
music with no mechanical effect; the
most critical musician, were he to hear
a Sohmer Cecilian player without see
ing it would say a master of music were
at the keyboard. Half past eight is the
hour. The Ried Block, Eleventh and
Duane streets.
Jamestown Sates.
On June 8th, 7th and 8th and at in
tervals during the summer, the Cana
dian Pacific will sell special excursion
ticket to eastern terminals at very
low rates. Tickets will be good for
stopovers with long time limits. For
full particulars regarding rates and the
various routes, etc., apply to James Fin
layeon, local agent. 5-30-41.
Oliver typewriter and automatic
stenographers at A. R. Cyrus,' 424
Commercial street. tt
A beautiful organ for $54 at Reid
French Piano Co., Eleventh and Duane,
for today and tomorrow only.
M0NEL TO LOAN.
$1500 on Inside property. Several lots,
vicinity of Eighth street. House and
lot for $1000. A good buy.
C. W. STONE, HOTEL IRVING.
' 5-28-10t.
Dell B. Scully, Notary Public, M
Scully's Cigar Store. Any old hour!
CLEARANCE SALE.
For the next 10 days I will sell my
entire stock of high-grade hats at one.
half reduced price. This is the best
opportunity In the city to procure an
up-to-date stylish hat. call and look
at the stock. Mrs. M. Petersen, Star
Theater Bldg, Eleventh and Commer
cial streets.
"Uncommon Clothes."
Lowncys Candies
twJH i t
Put
Ice Cream
Soft Drinks
CLEARANCE 0ALE.
For the next It days I will aell my
entire stock of hlgh-araJ. millinery,
Trimmed and untrlmmeJ shape,
plume, feathers, flower all at one
half price, coll and look at the stock.
Mrs. M. Petersen, Star Theater Bldf.,
Eleventh and Commercial street.
Golden Oak
Rug filler and bird cages now In.
HlldebranJ ft Oor.
Panama hats cleaned and blocked.
Leave then) with Dell fikully.
Tagg's Parlors 483 Commercial
NEW TO-DAY.
Removal Notice.
Dr. J. A. Fulton ha moved hi office
from the Star theater building to the
new Astoria Saving Bank building, 3rd
floor, where he will be found from now
on. 0-30-30t.
tavs Your Slips.
Whether you buy 10 jsent or a dol
lar's worth in Wiae's clothing store,
savs your slips, and when you have $5
worth you get a Piano number free.
Be sur. and ask for your number for
the next dance and Piano eonteit for
Wise's customers.
WALDORF CONCERT BALL.
There 1 an excellent Cinemetograph
exhibition t the Waldorf Concert Hall
just now. The first series of pictures
show some very interesting features of
Japanese life depicting amongst other
things the curious methods the Japs
have of doing their hair, some quaint
skirt dancing, and many othnr effect.
The next series show the difficulties
and amtiing incidents which beset a
couple, who desirou of changing their
lodgings let out in search of a new
habitation.' , The scenes are most laugh
able and the many mishaps which be
fate the couple ar excruciatingly
funny until the pair rAolve to return
to their old home. This exhibition 1
well worth seeing.
Hotel Irvingj nicely furnished room;
bath end phone; transient trade solicited
6-28-10t.
Columbia -and Victor graphophone
and latest record at 424 Commercial
street A. R. Cyrus. tf.
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE.
It makes all the difference In the
world to th. convivial man where, and
what, he drinks. Most men dealr.
beauty and cleanliness, and handsome
appointments In th. saloon they pat
ronise regularly, as well as th. sen
tia pre-requlslte of genuine wines and
liquors that ar. served to them, And
the, things ar. so particularly and
properly conspicuous at Otto Bund'
elegant resort th. Commercial, at No.
501 on th. street of that nam. that
they account thoroughly for tb. fixed
and splendid eusom h. .njoys, Thar.
Is nothing allowed to pass his counter
but th. best and choicest In every de
partment of Indulgence, and th. ser
vice behind It all. Is th. most pleasing
and satisfying in th. city.
Talking Maohtnes.
Subsorlb. for tb. Dally or Weekly
Astorlan and get a Oraphophon. on
(mall weekly payments. Call on A. R.
Cyrus, 424 Commercial street for par
ticulars. .
Wanted to buy a nous and lot.
Must b. In , good location, AdJrwa
hf, this office.
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Just Received
Th. secret of making good plot urea
la In having th. best materials to
work with. Hart's drug stor. hav.
)ust received a fresh supply of film,
and film-packs, so get In th. gam.
and do It right
For Th. Little Peep).
Every parent In this city should In
vestigate, tt ones, th. new and ap
preciable shoe for the youngsters, at
Charles V. Brown's Commercial street
bouse. They are called th. "a a
Bouffer" and ar. th. very epitome of
good wear and ml comfort They
ar. going Ilk. wlld-f r. and tb kid
thems.lv. ar. after them Mcauw
they look so "comfy."
If a man knows anything of his own
anatomy h. must b aware that his
stomach 1 a magniflcnt organ and
entitled to th. utmost consideration;
knowing that he will eat at th. Palao
when he can conserve Its safety and
comfort by sating only th. beet
cooked, best served and most oompen
sating meal in th. city of Astoria,
day, ornlght, It Is always th. sama,
and th. Palao. habit Is on. that pays
to acquire. Arthur Smith Is a moo
ter of th. art of preparation tad r
vlce, of all things 4rbla.
For your watch and clock repairing
go to Frank J. Donnerperg tb. rsltabW
Jeweler, 110-11 stmt
Qo to A. D. Craig for your ten'
awnings and all kinds of canvas work
12th and Bhtohaac. tf
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High Grade Groceries
Most people want Quality as well as
Prices. You can buy at our store, at the
Lowest Prices, all kinds of Grocer
ies, also get the Quality.
ACME GROCERY
'521 Commercial Street
Phone Main fi&T