THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
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NEW HOTEL PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
ITS PURE AND HEALTHFUL
"FREEMONT GRAPE JUICE"
Made from fresh ripe Coucord Grapes,
A Piano Number Free With Each $5 Purchase
ARCHITECT LEWIS WILL ARRIVE
Almost every - , v -
Mother kn. -v'Vfe;-
IN ASTORIA ON NOON TRAIN TO
. DAY WITH PLANS FOR STRUC
TUBE.
Guaranteed Pure. Demonstration now
going 011. Call and get sample.
Jboy are awiul T),
Hard on clothci.cT
SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1907.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Th. Leading Grocer.
TERSE T11E3 Of IE
Fourth ef July Oration
John C. McCu will deliver tb Fourth
of Jul oration, Th. Invitation wa ox
tended tuMilm liy th Fourth of July
Cwmirollt. yesterday and e accepted.
Nxt Anmnt
Mr. Cornelius y that ncl year'.
atMmnl wilt l 30 per cut In ml'
vane, of thl year and tint tho on
timber claim will advanc SO to IS per
cent.
Mor Citlwnt
lvttl llehm, of Finland. )ter!sy
declared hii Intention of Incoming a
cltlton of tli I'nitfit Statp, Ami Oscar
lalto of lit same county lo filed III
Intention.
Bulldlr
Mr. Mi-FurUml ha reommnre.l wort.
on lilt h'uio at the imrthweit writer of
Fourth and ltt.n.l .treta. Tba building
will I two torie In height and ha.
ton mid cement basement already
nearly completed.
TIIOUG1ITOEWASD0C
BUT DID'NT BITE
TAXES DOG COLLARS AND THROWS
THEM AWAY AND AFTERWARDS
DUMPS HATS IN RIVER.
Phonograph DUplay
Frd Johnson U preparing window
full of talking machine in the Imll.I
Inir now occupied by ttit Nlekelmlian
All of th Intent atyl and new wrinkle
In th phonograph line will 1 on ex
hlhltlon.
Som Carnival'
Today 1 th day of tli ro carnival
a nw feature to b Introduced to A
torlan oell vnt by Mr. Fergnn'
Sunday school el. Everybody i
aked to Mnd mm to th lecture room
of th Methndint Church when th mt.
Ing will take pine morning and evening.
Police Court
On plain drank aprd before
Judge Anderson yenterday and received
a fin of ti or one dv In Jail. Th
gentleman hna an unci In Atorla wham
h didn't for nin time and th
celebration which enned got beyond
eotrol. Ttntl was forfaited to th extent
of (30.
Y. K.'cTa.-
Th nnntial convention of th Y.'M.
C. A. .Indent will he held at Onrhart
Park, commencing today nnd will eon
tlnn till the 23rd of th month. Wash
ington and Idaho will both wnd repre
antntlv fmm their vsrioit college a
well Oregon, and torn well known
pealcra will attend.
Bld At Skamokawa
Mr .lolmiina Sworkmo, ntrcit 20 yer.
tiled yesterday nt Skamokawa. Mr.
Rwnrkroo ha hn l'k for aom time
And In faet ha heen almot n invalid.
Jut what the ean of her death w.
Undertaker Gilliaunh wa not able to
ay laat nlRht, Mra. Sworkm wa a
defendant of a family of old aettlera
in that district, Tht Interment will be
today In the Sknniokawa Cemetery.
Albert C'arUon mud have rubd the
"drowler' to om rffert yelerdv at
any rale he wa imbued, not only with
the nmiiil content of a "tfro"'r 1,111
with wiii idr which Ivii him to an
attempt to tie hlut!f up in a manner
which i titnally the aiiwptcd form for
another cl of growler." In frt. h
ilcemnl it nei-rAry to iiurloin a couidi
of dtn Hillr of the largrit aie from
the Fihr liron, itore. I laving ful
thm, he urolmbly rrfttK-lckl that tb
polic would do all the duliilng up that
wa nmary In hi re, for lie threw
them away in front of the Kul build
iiitf. Aliout thin tiiiu'. S:30 p. 111., yea
trrday, (HTh'er Ilouchton uot on hi
cent having in him bareheaded and
with the dotf'CoDai In hi hand. How
ever, the olTWr lot him for a while.
but xn R"t track of him agniu. Thi
time he Wi phi a new hnt and niimi
the iloir rollar. having dirarled the
'hU ida altogether. I'nt in the mean
time a fUherman had picked up a park
at!, containing a lot of rap, in the
river, and h (rave information that he
had aeeit a drunken man throw them in
Fvidenttv Alliert' head had Wan to
Inllat and expand, and he had doubt
aa to one hat ttrtug lari; 'enonuh to
cover it, but finding that after all one
wa effectual he threw awav the rent of
the head pear h had anneaad. llre
la wher Otflrer Houghton came on the
rrne apiin and encorted the dog fancier
to the kennela on the hill." He wa ad
mitted a a common drunk and the
loir collar with him, Today he will
have a chance to explain hi infatuation'
Rehekah'i Trip-
Quite a few of the Gateway I(elKkati
went to nammond on th steamer Miller
and were the guenta of the Sacajamea
rO'bckuh hxlge of that city. Exemplify
nc work wa the order of bnalnea and
the Antoria viaitort returiied (lec'arinjj
their hot to lie the bent of entertain
er. An excellent mimical program And
literary entertainment was following by
an ti!(urpaable lunch. '
Ice Cream
Sherbets
Aitotla in now aurc( o having
flint -clan,, hotel, th magnificont flra-
Hory utriiclure which the W'ulnliHrJ e
tale ha had In view for aome time, ha
Dow pad the stage where it wan a
matter of talk and haa become a reality.
A telegram wan rewlved taut evening
by Not-Tin Ktaple which indicate that
the plana are completed and that the
work will begin at once. The telegrau:
i a follow!
J'tirtlaiid, Or., .Tun 14, 11107.
Mr. N'urrl Ktaple, Atrla, Or.
I'lca meet Mr. Iwla, archil.. Sat
urday forenoon, at the train in Antorla
If haa the plana and you will please
ativert ie for bid.
(Signed),
IIEXRY WKIN'tlAItl) Ml KWKHY.
It I evident from the foregoing tint
the plana are In ahaie and with the
advertising for bid, the wortc will le
puhed to completion a rapidly a poa
albte. The contract will be let Imme
diately after the bid are all received.
The hotel will fill a long felt want
and the VVci.'ihard are to be congratu
lated on the ktrtirtur which they are
about to begin woik on.
FAIRBANR'SBANQUET
AT SEASIDE
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BANQUET FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
WILL BE HELD AT HOTEL MOORE,
AT S O'CLOCK ON THE EVENING
OF JULY is-
Large shipments of Strawberries'
and Gooseberries received daily
from the growers. These berries "
should be canned- now. Order
at Once
Scholfield, Mattson Co.,
flood Goodi and Good Service.
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
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lohnnnn 111
du au r
lonograph
Co,.
Parlor Sieond Floor ever SoholfUld A Mattaon Co.
111. reception committee of the Cham
ber of Commerce which i wrctling with
the detail of the Vic-Preidcnt' ban
iiiet, mot Ut evening at the Chamber
of (,'ommerc. and adopted th report of
the ub-eommitte on th. banquet. Th.
report of thli committee wa to the ef
fe't that th banquet thnitld 1 held at
the Moore Hotel at Soexidc.
The banquet la to be held at 8:30
o'clock on the night of the 15th of
July.
In fact, July 15th will be a very
strenuous dy in Astoria. The recep.
tion committee will have to bourd their
apwlal coach for Coble at about 8
o'clock in the morning. The Vice-president
of the United State will arrive
there at a fcwfliinute after 7 o'clock
and will be brought direct to Astoria
where he will arrive at 10 o'clock. Dur
ing th day he will be the gtiet of
Senator Fulton and be given a carriage
ride about the city and a ride in a
yacht on the river. At 4 o'clock in the
afternoon he will make a public speech
in the open air. A special round trip
railroad fare of one and a third will be
given from all point bv the railroad.
The crowd therefore ought to lie very
irge if the weather ia propitiou.
Ihe Imnouet will come 111 the evening
after the entire day'a program no far a
toe public n .concerned, has wen com
plcted. There will be 150 plate at the
Hiiruot and those of the citiwng who
desire to attend ahould c to the Cham
ber of Commerce at once and ign the
role, aa the nrttt come will be the first
erved. and after the 150 name have
been subscribed, the list will have to be
closed, at there i a limited amount of
banquet room and only 150 people can
be seated. , '
A Kpccial trnin will take the Vice-
President and the guests, who will be
in TuH dress, to Seaside from Astoria
leaving here at about 7 o'clock in the
evening. Ther. will be in the list of
banqueters some invited guests and
therefore the chances are rather slim
for everybody getting an opportunity to
attend. H was for tins reason that the
committee has decided that those who
ficst sign the role at the Chamber of
Commerce, which ia now open, will have
to be taken aa the list of those .who
will be present at the banquet.
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Hats and caps, shirts, white vests ages 12 to 20,
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Clothing Store in Oregon.
SOLDIER PULLS GUN
ON SERGEANT
DONE BY DEED.
Contract t Ralph W. Hall et ux to
K. C. Jeffora, contract to soil V. i
sec. 11, T. 5 N., R. 8 W
Inga Rnsnmsseii et al to Fred
Ward, SE. 1-4 see. 10. TV 8 N., R.
8 W. i 10 acres
North Pacific Lumber Co, to J. A.
Mcintosh, SW. 1-4 of NE. 1-4 sec.
, T. 7 N., R. 0 r.............
North I'acitlo Lumlier Co, to J. A.
Mcintosh, SK. 1-4 of NV. 1-4 and
lot 3 of sec. 3, T. 7 N R. 6 V. ,
Gardner W. Beach to James W.
Webb, SE. 1-4 of sec. 10, T. 5 N
R. 8 r. ....... 1300
James W. Webb et ux to (.rand
Rapids-Oregon Timber Co., SE. 1-4
of see. 10, T. 5 N R. 8 W... 1400
Jolm J. Rupp et ux to Grand,
Rapida-Orcgnn Timber Co.,'. N.' 1-2
of sec, 14, T. 5 N., R. 8 W.. 1000
John F. Christian to Robert
dolmen, E. 1-2 of lot 3, '"block 21,
Aatorl,.- 400
250
200
250
IN DRUNKEN BRAWL AT ILWACO
SOLDIER PULLS OUT HIS REVOL
VER AND THREATENS CROWD
In a saloon row which occurred yes
terday morning at Ilwaeo, a aoldier who
had imbibed too freely, got quarrelsome
and wishing to demonstrate his ability
to substantiate hia arguments he drew
bis revolver and made loud threats at
the crowd. A sergeant of his company
who was present at the time endeavored
to get the gun away from the drunken
man. But the aoldier turned on him and
levelling hia gun threatened to shoot.
The assistance of the town marshal was
required and whilst he guarded the
man communication were sent to Fort
Stevens. The authorities then instruct
ed the marshal and others to keep wat1-!
over the maddened soldier and notified
them that they would send an escort to
place the man under arrest and bring
him to the Fort. Eventually the escort
arrived and the soldier was subdued,
placed in iron and taken to Fort Stev
en where he ia now confined.
roniaa rerularly, aa well aa th. essen
tial prorequtslte of genulM wine and
liquor that are served to them. And
these things are sj particularly and
properly conspicuous at Otto Sund's
elegant resort, th. Commercial, at No.
501 on the street of that name that
they account thoroughly for the fixed
and splendtj cuaorr. he enjoys. There
Is nothing allowed to pass his counter
but the best and choicest In every de
partment of indulgence, and th. ser
vice behind It all, la th. most pleasing
and satisfying tn th. city.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Charles B. Johnson of Clatskanie come
into town yesterday.
S. D. Wagnan and wife were visitors
in Astoria yesterday.
Harry Skipman of Ilwaeo was a guest
at the Occident yesterday.
J. J. Springer of Portland wag a guest
at the Occident yesterday.
M. Waksmith of Portland was a
visitor in Portland yesterday.
G, S. Lowny nnd wife of Chicago
came in on last night's train.
A. Peterson wag another San Fran:
cisco man who visited Astoria yester
day. J. R. Barker was down from San
Francisco on business and registered at
the Occident. , ;
Mr. and Mrs. Murray of Louisville,
lyy., arrived in Astoria on the noon
train yesterday. ' ,
Mra. W. Ls Robb and daughter Hazel
are visiting Mrg. Margaret Hume,' Mrs.
Robb's sister. Mr. Robb is expected to
join his family here some time in Aug
ust. The Robbs are at present making
their home in Goldileld. Nevada.
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-
WALDORF THEATER.
The Waldorf Theater, the home of
vaudeville in Astoria, is now open for
business, all of the rough edge have
worn off and the performance is run
ning smoothly and it h one of the best
shows, for the small admission fee of 10
cents, of any In the country. Wilson and
Leicester in their Indian act, entitled
"Ramona," are the hit of the whole per
formanee and deservedly so, for it ia
one of the few high class singing acta
on the vaudeville stage today. Profes
sor Hunt's collection of trained simians
and canines are the wonder of the coun
try performing their many marvelous
feats wifh clock-like precision and an
intelligence that only lacks the power
of speech to make it human. Pretty
little Josephine Gordon and. her dull
impersonations are as clever a bit of
character work a ever witnessed ia
Astoria. Manager Wig. declares his
intention to conduct a show along the
lines demanded by his patrons, a clean
performance, and will spare no expense
to give them the best there Is to be had,
regardless of the time, trouble and
money that it will take to bring it t
the Waldorf Theater.
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