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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1907)
THURSDAY, JUNK 13, 1907. TWO BOYS ARRESTED It I Our Store News for This Week Clothes ON WENONA Contains a lot of brief but interesting fashion notes on Ladies' Trimmed arid Untrininied Hats. Gloves, Ladies' Suits and Jackets and the New Summer SHERIFF RECEIVES TELEGRAM FROM KNAPPTON TO ARREST TWO PASSENGERS FROM THAT Values TOWN LAST NIGHT. THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON, . . 1 "- Mm ... ifto " : 1 1 f t r ' ' I'M Silk Waists and Skirts. . .,, , Tailored Suits' The display has received your unstinted praise. Never was encomium so worthily bestowed. We've assembled all current styles by the most direct and economical process. Our care and capacity profit you. Useless to attempt a description of styles and values that abound in our store, Just two random items indicate toe character of our offerings. Price and Quality At JaloiTs DIPTTA1V DTTCCV XTIM DMlHlr-DUOL.1 MJl - TIALS PRETTY HOME WEDDING Of MISS ANSA MARGARET BUSEY WHO BECOME MRS. FRANK S. BISHOP. A very pretty home wedding was eolenmized at the residence of Mrs. Jennie'Busey at 647 Franklin avenue at 3:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, June 12, 1907, when her daughter, An nie Margaret, became the wife of Frank It, Bishop of this city, in the presence of only few immediate relative and friends. The bride and groom stood in the south parlor amid a wealth of Sow er as the Rev. C, C. Earick, pastor of the Methodist Church, with an impres ive, yet simple and exceedingly pretty ring ceremony, made them husband and wife. The bride wa becomingly at-' tired in a handsomely made lingerie frock trimmed with white embroidery, and carried a bunch of bridal roses, and looked the beautiful woman that her life characterize her to be. The home wa very prettily decorated. Mr. H. C. Fer ri, of Portland, played the wedding march. The bride was attended by the following bridesmaids: Misses Amy Rannels, Margaret Higgins, Anna Mc Lean, Nellie Brooks, Jessie Kellman, Gertrude Upshur, Elizabeth Busey, and Mis Julia Bishop, sister of the groom. The eight bridesmaids were dresed in light colors and on entering the parlor sang the bridesmaid's chorus. After eon- We Carry Flags from 10c, to 120.00 and Decorations of All Kinds. SVENSQN'S BOOK STORE, 14th and Commercial St., Near Foard & Stokes. Astoria, Oregon J 13 fa ftiv BEEtHTWE The Store For Women PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN It is time to make preparations for the Fourth of i July Celebrations. There is the White I Skirt, the Jacket and We have all these things in great abundance and cheaper than vou can buv in Portland. Our t Summer Stock is complete Make your purchases X yourself without being hurried. y v, .. ..... ;.. 1 J' 9 ' 1 T H E; BEEHI VB 530 Commercial St., ASTORIA, ORE. 120 llth Street simulations th guests wr ushered int th diBin whw MJ w fmhment were served. The happy couple were th recipient of many very pretty and valuable present. They left on the evening train (or a short wed ding trip after which they will return to make Astoria their future borne. S(SQD3 DONE BY OEEO. SJ ' Rose Wilcox to J. P. Tannessee, ' S. 1-2 of NW. 1-4 of see. 3, T. 4 X., R 10 W.j 80 acre.. ..... .12000 Samuel McClure et ux to Wm. T. Marker, 1000 acre near Oiney.... 60.000 Nehalem Timber Co. to W. Q. ! Bryan, X. 1-2 of XE. 14 see. 14, T.4N..R.7W.... 1 W. O. Bryan et ux to Xehalem Timber Co., X. 1-2 of XE. 1-4 sec. 14. T. 4 X..R 7 W...... ........... 10 W. G. Bryan et ut to Xehalem Investment Co, SW. 1-4 to SE. 1-4, SE. 14 of SW. 14 and lots 2, 3 and 4, sec. 30, lot 1 of sec, 31, T. 4 X., K. 7 W 10 W. G.' Bryan et ox to Xehatrm Investment Co., XE. 1-4 of SW. 1-4. X. 12 of SE. 1-4, sec. 30, XW. 1-4 of SW. 1-4 of sec. 29, T. 4 X., R. 7 W. .; 10 Talking Machine. Subscribe for the Daily or Weekly Astorlan and get a Graphophone on small, weekly payments. Call on A R Cyrua, 424 Commercial street for par ticulars. Panama bats cleaned and blocked. Leave tbem with Dell Skully. Fourth of July. You Want Fire Works to Cel ebrate at Home. We carry a big stock of fireworks and can supply your wants, big and small, at lowest prices. Ladies' Outfitter! Waist, the White the White Parasol in every line'.' . . now and be ready to enjoy vLat-night Sheriff Pomeroy received niase to mt two men on the Wemma on her arrival at the fallen der dock. When the veel arrived the sheriff was there with his deputy to meet her and the two men turned out to be two young fellow who had skip- ped their board bill and had more or less invited serious trouble. It appear that Captain. William Ry field had hired one of th lad in Port land to work oft his farm and that th boy not wishing to separate he had invited the other one to come down and stay on hi farm till he found work, Captain Bayfield advanced their fare. paid their board bill, and went to far a to buy boot and tobacco for th one who we to work for him. The other boy' eoukl not find work that suited him and eventually both of them decided to skip out. However, Captain Fy field was up to their move and ac companied them here. The sheriff took them in charge and after taking them to the office pointed out to them the folly of their way. He amo confiscated their baggage till such time a they were prepared to pay off their indebted ness to Captain Ray Held, which amount ed to $14. The boy are now endeavor ing to obtain work in Astoria till such time a they can square their indebted ne and earn enough money to carry them back to Portland. ELECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTOR. Dr. T. L. Ball Petitioned To Be a Can didate, A petition hat been circulated mmpt the representative citizen and business men asking Dr. T. I Ball to became a candidate at the election to be held June II to fill the vacancy on the Board of School Director. The petition has been signed by over 130 name and it is thought that Dr. Bad will content to being a candidate to succeed J. E. Mji gins who leave the board after having served for 12 years. The introduction to the petition is at follows Astoria, Ore., .Tune 5. W7. To Dr. T. L. Ball, Astoria, Oregon. Dear' Sir: Reposing confidence in your judgment, end in your qualities a a progressive and public spirited ritiwn, and believing that the interets of our city schools will be properly guarded nd advanced by your election to the Board of Director of this district we hereby respectfully and earnestly request you to become a candidate for the position of director at the school election to be held in this district on the 17th of June, 1907. CHARMING WEDDING YESTERDAY THE REV. FATHER LAWL0R 0FFIC IATES AT THE McGOWAN-SHER-MAN WEDDING , WHICH TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY. A very pleasant wedding whs that celebrated yesterday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Allien Dunbar on Elev enth street. The parties most particu larly interested were Mr. John D. Mc Gowan and Miss Nellie B. tiherman After the ceremony which wait celebrat- ed with all due rights of the Catholic Church a most beautiful wedding break. fast was served; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar was most effectively and beautifully decorated for the occasion. All three of Mr. John McUowan's broth- ers were present a well as hi father, Charles McGowan acting as best man. The bridesmaid was Miss Nancy Held. After the wedding the bride and groom departed on their honeymoon trip for the Hound and they will eventually re turn to Ilwaco to take up their resi dence for the summer. Mr. John Me Gowan is so well known here that It is hardly necessary to remind anyone that he i the well known memW of the firm of McGowan & Sons who have been connected with canning and fishing interests on the river for 25 year past, i Miss Sheramn, who made a very charm ! ing bride, in also well known in Astoria. ! She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr, j Frederick Sherman, one of tli oldest families' in the town, find she is one ! of the most popular ladie-j in the city. j A man who is in perfect health, so he can do an honest day's work when neces 'sary, has much for which he should be thankful. Mr. L. C. Hodgers, of Branch ton, Pa., writes that he was not only unable to work, but he couldn't stoop over to tie his own shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made a new man of him. He say, "Success to Foley's Kidney Cure." T. F. Laurin,' Owl Drug Store. I We are intensely anxious for you to get a glimpse of our FAMOUS Hart, Schafmer a Marx MODELS Every garment not only backed up by a house that ing for Thirty Years. The Telegraph wa down on time. Mr. Stevens, th steward, is not yet out of the hospital The barge Washington cleared today for San IVdro. She carries 1,020,000. feet of lumber mad up at Rainier and Vancouver. The steamer Alliance is dus hers Frl dny morning. She sails for Coo Ily, NEW TO-DAY. Oliver typewriter ard automatic stenographer at A. R. Cyrus, 424 Commercial street. tt Columbia and Victor graphophone and latest records at 424 Commercial street A. R Cyrus. tt If a man knows anything of bis cwn anatomy he must be aware that hi stomach is a msrniflcent organ and entitled to the utmost consideration; knowing that he will eat at the Palace when he can conserve Its safety and comfort, by eating only tb beat cooked, best served and most compen sating meal Is th city of Astoria, day, ornlght, it l always th same, and the Palace habit i on that pays to acquire. Arthur Smith la a mas ter of th art of preparation and ser vice, of all things dibit. IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE. It makes all the difference In the world to the convivial man where, and what, he drinks. Most men desire beauty and cleanliness, and handsome appointments In the saloon they pat ronize regularly, as well as the essen tial pre-requlslte of) genuine wines and liquors that are served to them, And these things are sj particularly and properly conspicuous at Otto Bund's elegant resort, the Commercial, at No. 609 on the street of that name that they account thoroughly for the fixed and splendid cusom he enjoys. There Is nothing allowed to pass his counter but th beet and choicest In every de partment of Indulgence, and the ser vice behind it all, Is the mot pleasing and satisfying In the city. ' Social Tea. ' 1 Women's Belief Corps will give a tea at the borne of Mr. Ralph W. Hall, 235 Grand avenue, Wednesday afternoon and evening. Musical program and refresh ments; everybody invited. 6-9-3t. Morning Astorlan, (0 senta Per month, delivered by carrier I Guaranteed by us, but has built ''Uncommon dothes," ' 8sve Your Slips Wbtther you bay 10 cents or a dol lar's worth In Wise's clothing store, sav your slips, and when you hav ft worth you gat a Piano number free. B sure and ask for your number for th nest dance and Piano contest for Wise's customers. Removal Notice. Dr. J. A. Fulton has moved bis offices from th Star theater building to the new Astoria Baring Bank building, 3rd floor, where be will bs found from now on. S-SO-SOt. Removal Notice. Dr. 0. B. Este ha moved bis office from 480 Commercial street to the new Astoria Savings Bank building, 3rd floor, where be will bs found from now on. 5-30-lOt. Tljere is ' -rs"' i Bread" and BREAD The Bread that Mother Used to Make was never as good as that you buy from us. Special Attention paid to Shipping orders Oregon PHONE MAIN 1341. High Grade 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. ' s- - ACM B GROG ERY 521 Commercial Street Phone Main 681 the Best Cloth- I ........ .. j jmt. im.M Ooldsn Oak Rug filler and bird cages now In. Hlldebrand Oor. V Just tlvd Th secret of making good picture Is In having the beat materials to work with. Hart's drug store have Just received a trash supply of (lima and fllm-packa, to get la th gam and do It right Per Th Little Feepta. Every parent In this city should In veatigate, at once, th nw and ap preciate shot for th youngsters, at Charles V. Brown's Commercial atrt house. They ar calld th "B. a Scuff r" and ar th very epitome ot good wear and ral comfort They ar going Ilk wild-fir aad tha kids themselves art after them , hacauaa they look so "comfy." igiuiMMBaiiAa mm mmm Bakery COR. 9TH A COMMERCIAL IT. Groceries
