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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1907)
FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1907. WATERFRONT ITEMS Some at One-Half Some at One-Third Some at One-Fourth Perfectly Three Locally Known Vessels Disabled. Off Regular Prices J Dressed. HONG KONG AS FLOUR CENTER THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTGMA, OHEGON Our great annual summer clearance sale commences today. The bsUnce of ell our stock of summer goods has been marked down to goodby prices. ; ; v SPECIAL VALUES IN MILLINERY SPECIAL VALUES III LADIES' TAILORED SUITS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' SILK SUITS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' WHITE WASH SUITS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' WAISTS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' SKIRTS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' COATS AND JACKETS Everything goe st specisl price from JS to 80 per cent off its origins! value. Nothing reserved. Buy bow sad svs money. Everything In the stors Is new snd up-to-dste. I At Jaloff s t)it 1 LATEST NEWS OF WARRENTON NORTHLAND, LUMBER LADEN NEW DRUG STORE INSTALLED COMING AND GOING OF PROMI NENT PEOPLE PERSONALS, ETC WARREXTOX, Or June 20.-A. Pagunen has sdded to his boarding es tablishment, s regular Russian bath. Apart from his boarder, there are s number of other persons who have svailed themselves of the healthy privi lege. . The steamer Northland cleared from Flavel dock yesterday with 260,000 feet of lumber, shipped by the Old Oregon Mills, Warrenton, to San Francisco. Dr. Linton, in addition to his pro fession with the inclusion of an exten sive stock of drugs, has alo entered into the millinery, candy, ice cream, cigar, novelty snd other departments. He st also shown his skill as a sign writer by doing his own work in that line. The query is "What next?" The Mioses Town send and Miss Evs Parker left here yesterday morning to attend the rose carnival at Portland. V. Hugo Coffey and wife returned from Seaside last evening. They were down at the resort looking after their real estate there snd studying other business propositions. Mis Hess, the Skipanon school mis tress, returned home Wednesday noon from a visit to friends inland. Cfiamcenain's Ceu$ Rerr.edy Cures CoULm, Cicup ad Whcopun: Cough. jfijtyfa Fourth of July, !! m H We Carry Flags from 10c. to 120.00 and Decorations of All Kinds. SVBNSON'S BOOK STORE. istk and Commercial Sta, Near Foard It Happy Ton know that there are colors indicate happiness but do you ever maae saa or giaa Because 01 mo coiorsi You know that children and flowers thrive best in the sunshine. Why not have more sunshine in your own home, then why not let us show you how to get it in the walls by using The t 'AT fir. J m 1 1 VflW iy mi x lit . avw mmm 120 llth Street i ' MM" 9 PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. W. F. McGregor nd Mr. Frank Paton oaid s visit to the Sorenson Log- ging Company's camp at Svenon yea- terday. Captain and Mrs. James Tatton, Mrs. f A Gardiuee snd Mrs. J. A. C.ilbauuh went to Portland on yesterday evening't train. ; J. It Walker of Oregon City was a miest at the Occident yesterday. C M. Whitney of San Francisco Is registered at the Occident. F. H Madison, the local reprenta tire of the Pennsylvania Railroad who ha offices in Portland was in the city yesterday. Judne J. Q. A. Bowlbv was 111 Fort- land yesterday but is expected back today. Mrs. M. A. Swope returned yesterdsy from a ten-da v visit in Seattle. Mayor A. C. Miller of Seaside was in town yesterday. The Mayor was looking up a rock crushing machine for use st Sesside in preparing the material for cement sidewalks. E. A. Keseb of Portland was regis tered at the Merwvn yesterday. George E. Fish came in on the noon train from Portland yesterday. J. A. Bucklin of Chicago registered at the Merwyn yesterday noon. Mr. Vance of Tonirue Point was a passenger" on the steamer Washington yesterday. Removal Notice. The National Hospital Association have moved their office over the Danzi ger store,' corner of Eleventh and Com mercial streets. 0 21 3t. Eastern Excursions. The next dates of sale for special excursion tkkets to eastern points are July 3rd, 4th, 5th. Make your reserva tions now. Apply at the local office for full particulars regarding rates, stop overs, routes, etc. "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. Stokes. Astoria, Oregon Colors which signify sadness, others which stop to think how often people are ft 13 Sanitary - Wall Coating Bv haviner vour walls decorated with Alabastine you will make them more artistic, more dur able, more sanitary, and will make your home a more cheer ful place to live in. Let us show you how easy and economical Alabastine is, and how the dif ferent tints and stenciled de signs can be combined to pro duce "exactly uie eneci you want." ' We will prove to yon that Alaba. Is sanerlnr tnavenr other whII pot. erUig, 11 you will give us an opportunity. ALLEN WALL PAPER & PAINT CO. BB3SD Steam Schooner Yosemit Goes On the Racks Near Humes Mill Over tht Sams Spot As the Old Silvia ds G raise Wreck Other Motes of Local Interest SAX FRAXC1SCO, June W. The Ave masted schooner Loul which went ashore at Franeoni Beach on the Wt sidebf the Farallooe Ulamla yterday morning during a dn fog broke up at i o'clock this morning. The vessel ami her cargo of lumber will be a total loss. Mor wheat and lea flour, will I sent from the Pacific Coast to the Orient next year, say officers of the steamship Arabia who think the new Rennie mill at Hong Kong will supply much of the home trade. For a time thev say it will grind American wheat Later the owner will try to get hi grain from Manchuria. On the way to the Columbia the Ar abi took 230 barrels of flour from the new mill to Kobe. Japan. Larger orders will soon he filled, it is declared, and trade from this eoat reduced propor tiontely. Many United State warships ... were sighted by the Arabia In Far Kastern water. The west Virginia ana two other four-funneled cruisers, whose names are not learned were seen at Kobe. At Yokohama there were two battleships flying the stars and stripes. The Arabia's officers presumed the craft were simply on their regular cruise. People who Bsve been at Seaside re eently say the coaster sre running closer to the ahore this season than lor merly making it possible for men on shore aluut to recognizee passengers on deck. The warship bound for the Columbia also steamed close to the shore and proved a welcome spectacle to the people at the bench. On the same day me steamer Costa Rks, Vosburg. Daunt les and Alliance phased by, and were in hailing distance. They were so close that they could essily be recogniaeii. When the weather li foggy, or thick from other can, however, it Is Said the coaster stand farther off ehore. The steamer Yoemite arrived up the river about 9 o'clock Wednesday night from San Francisco. The vessel ran tip the river making for Hume' Mill with out a pilot, and the -consequence was she ran aground on s reef and right on top of the wreck of the old trench ablp the Silvia de (".rae. What cargo the vessel had was being lightened from her yesterdsy, but she remained hard and fast all day. Captain Larkins of the Lurline said that she appealed to have a considerable bump in her as though she were "badly filled. It Is hoped however that she would come off without much damage at high tide lnt night. The steamer Melville Dollir crossed the bar at 2:20 yesterday. She tied up at the foot of Eighth street and dis charged water ballast while waiting for her pilot. The Melville Dollar came up from Frisco and called in at Tillamook on the wy. There she took on a por tion of a lumber) cargo. This is ber first voyage up the Columbia. .She came from the Orient to San Francisco and had a splendid passage across. The Mel ville Dollar will proceed to Stella to load lumber. The British steamship Tottenham, Captain Mann, which sailed from the Columbia, May 25, with a cargo of lum ber shipped by the Pacific Export Com pany, arrived at Kobe, Japan, yesterday morning. She reports that she is badly disabled, having struck a rock off the Japanese coast. She is lesking badly and 14 01 ber plates sre broken in. She will go in drydock for repair at Kobe. The steamshin Costs Rica en me tnm r - - - - yesterday and proceeded to sea on her voyage to San Francisco. 8he hod a big load of freight and a number of pas sengers. The steamer Lurline will sell excursion tickets today on account of the rose carnival at Portland for $2.00 round trip, return limit June 24th. Signed, G. B. Blessing, agent. The steamer Lurline was down yes terday about 6 o'clock. Hlie took on 1200 cases of salmon at Altoona to be discharged at Kalama. The four-masted schooner Xukomis after loading 645,000 feet of lumber' at Stella went to sea yesterday, bound for Redondo. The British steamer Rtrathyre ""left. Linnton yesterday at 1 o'clock and was expected to go out on last night's tide. The British steamer AstSt m pected down last evening. 8he has been loading lumber up the river for China. OUR HAT SPECIAL in which tne profit is yours. A nobby line of $3.50 Hats for $2.50 SEE OUR WEST WINDOW The Kalibia put on 9(10.000 feet of lumber at Hume' Mill and went on up the river to complete yeaterjay evening. The Sue il. Elmore came in yesterday afternoon, rjhe sails again Friday. The steam schooner Washington went out about 3 o'clock this morning. The oil tank Asuncion came up the river about 7 o'clock yesterday evening from San Francisco. JDKY LACKS JURISDICTION. SAX FIUXC1SCO, June 20.-Vhen the case of Chief of Police Oinan. ac cused by the grand Jury of malfeasance in office, wa called beiore ju.ige ea wall today, Attorney Coghlan, on liehalf of the Chief, presented an answer to the accusation to the effect that the grand jury lacked jtirlsilictlon. Uinan s con tention Is that the crrlevance. if anv exists, should be heard before the Board of Police Commissioners. Coghlan pre sented an extended argument in sup port of the answer. Assistant Attorney Harrison argued thi afternoon and the case was submitted. Tonight If you would enjoy tomorrow take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab ids tonlirht, dear the bead and elesnse the stomach. Price, 28 cents. Samples free at Frank Hart and Leading Drug gists, NEW TO-DAY. The steamer Lurline will sell excur sion tickets the next two days on ac count of the Ross Carnival at Portland, for $2.00 round trip, return limit June 24. (Signed), 0, B. Blessing, agent. 6-20-2t. o Social Dance. The Liberty Bell Social Club will give another dance at Logan's Hall Satur day evening, June 22. Everybody come. 8-20.81, e Oliver typewriters and automatic stenographers at A, ft. Cyrus, 4Z Commercial street. ti Columbia and Victor graphophones and latest records at 424 Commercial street A. R. Cyrus, tf. Any man who wears t Hart, SchalTner & Marx Suit will get the verdict of being perfectly dressed READY TO WEAR. ALL WOOL AND CORRECT IN STYLE AND FIT. "Uncommon Gothes." Panama bat cleaned and blocked. Leave them with Dell Bkully. Talking Maehlnes. Subscribe for the Dally or Weekly Astorlan and get a Oraphophone on small weekly payments. Call on A. R. Cyrus, I4 Commercial street for par ticulars. If a man knows anything of fats own anatomy he must be aware that bis stomach Is a magnificent organ and entitled to the utmost consideration; knowing that be will eat at the Palaos when be can conserve Its safety and comfort, by eating only the best cooked, best served and moat eompea. sating meal In the city of Astoria, day, ornlght, It Is always the same, and the Palace bablt tat one that pays to acquire. Arthur Smlta la a mas ter of the art of preparation and ser vice, of all thing a edible. Golden Oak Hug filler and bird cages now In. HUdebrand Oor. Just Received The secret of making good picture Is In having the best material! to work with. Hart's drug store have Just received a fresh supply of Alms and film-packs, so get In the game and do It right .1.1,11. .i. ... i i 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 .681 - rer Th Little People, Every parent In this city should In vestigate, at once, the new and ap preciable shoe for the youngsters, at Charles V. Brown's Commercial s trees house. They ar oalled th "B. C Bouffar" and ar th very epitome of good wear and real comfort They ar going Ilk wUd-fr and th kid themselves are after them because they look so "comfy." 8avs Your Slip Whether you buy 10 cents or dol lar worth In Wise's clothing (tore. sav your slips, and when you hav IS worth you get a Piano number free. Be sure and ask for your number for th next dance and Piano contest for Wise's customer. Kemeval notice. Dr.. J, A. Fulton has moved his office from th Star theater building to th new Astoria Savings Bank building, Jrd floor, whirs hs will be found from nw on. 8-30-SOt. Removal Notice. Dr. 0. B. Estes ba moved bis offices from 486 Commercial street to th new Astoria Savings Bank building, 3rd floor, where he will be found from now on. 5-80-lOt.