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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1907)
THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1907. THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTOJILA, . OUEGON. 3 liS-LUB OF ft' Personal Knowledge Personal InowlcJuo u the winning factor in the culminating; contests of this competitive ago and when of ample character it places ill fortunate possessor m Hie Iront rank ol . r. """ Tha Well Informed of the World. A vatt fund of personal knowledge it wallv essential to the achievement of the highest excellence in any field of human effort. A Knowledge of Forma. Knowledge of Functions and Know!- ( edge of Product are all of the utmost value and in quejpni of life and health - when true and wholesome remedy is deiired it should be r 'lembered that Syrup of Fig nd Elixir of Senna, manufactured by (lie California Fig Syrup Co., ii an ethical product which ho met with the approval of the mod eminent physicians, and gim universal satisfaction, became it4i remedy of Known Ouaditv. Known Exccillenca and Known Comnnnni ' Parts and hai won die valuable patronage of millions of the Well Informed of the i world, who know ol their own personal knowledge and from actual use that it and beit of family laxative, for which no extravagant or uraeaionable claim 1 y aaaw vmm wiaaw m wvm evifa eini inrwiRuir awiumi under trie name ot Syrup oi tun and hot attained to world wide accenUoca u the mod excellent family laxative..' At in mire laxativ principles, oltiuiil from Senna, are well known to phyckuu ana the Weil Inlormed ol the world to ws the bed we have adopted tlie mar elaborate name of -Syrup of Figs and tluur ol senna ai more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtleu it will alwayi be called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Fip and to get its beneficial enectt, alwayi note, when purchasinf the full name of the Company 'California fig Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package, whether you call for Syrup of Figt by the lull name iyrup ol Figt and Elixir of Senna. WATERFRONT ITEMS Lurlino Smashes Wheel and Loses Trip. LOG RAFT PASSES P0INTL0B0S Two of Crew of Steamer Finn Receive Injuries 'an Voyage Vtssel Reports Large Fog Bank All Along the Const Other Shipping Item of Interest. im0 7- or SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE. KY. londonland. NEW YORK. N.Y JOHN D. PLAYS COIF. XKV YORK, Jm.e a I.ihn 1). It'w k. felli'r dill not fur hi summer limn In ( leii'laiid, on Muiflay as ti hit I iliihi-il. ,Mr. RiN'kefi-llcr and ma jority of tk bit m ill. , atartrj - -for l li'H'Imul ou Miti Uj- tiluht, but Mr. Rorkef oiler U at bis plait In tha 1'ofAMtii-ll Hills. Tim iue of the delay In Die depart ure of the oil man l the fact that he Mmn a the gulf itierluritj- between the prie.t and tha oil king i derided Mr. Rockefeller will start for Cleveland. It was Mid at his home that it in vary likely h would 1 three or four a before Mr, Rockefeller left.' TO RECOVER BONO. SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 2(J.-The Fidelity A Deposit Company of Mary land tiled suit in the United State lis. an unlliiUlii'd M wrles to play off ( irriilt Court venlenlny aifiiinot W. Me with Father Jjennon. the Catholic . Weljiln-1, tha California, Oregon 4 Idaho prirt of Tarrytwon, X. Y., with whom Stage Company and other to recover Mr, Rockefeller I. quite rhiimmy. AaV.tHl.223. The plaintiff alleys that it The barkeiitlne Cheliali i now load itijf at Knappton for AntofoxaHa. fclia will taka 850,000 feet of litmjier. The aehootier Fred K. Sander cleared yeaterday with fiW.OOO feet of lumber loaded at the Clatsop Mill, .She goes to lU'ilondo. The Hiinpwti I,uni!er Complin's bljr schooner "Alumna" Is due to arrive from tin Pedro. She has been chartered t;i carry a million feet of lumber to Val paraiso, Chill. The tug Taioosli towed in the barken tine J. M. Orifiith in litllimt yesterday afternoon , The four-masted schooner Alvena sailed in yesterday morning and dropped am-hor opposite the Lurlina dock. She will go up to Westport to load lumber, and i from San Pedro. The strauinbip Lurline did not make her usual trip Iat night. A telegram was received at the local office saying lie had broken her wheel, but would be on time today. 1 The tug Dauntless with the big log I rai t in tow for San Diego pasted Point jLobos on the 25th and reported ail welL. Carried by a maminonth sea which was obliged to pay that aunt to the gov. earns over the forecastle head of the eminent a bondsman for MvYYeighel Norwegian steamship Finn, Ole Lekva, on a mail contract In Xew York City om of the firemen, struck with such which he ifailed to perform. McWeigel is force against a stanchion that his leg resident of this rity. ; was broken. Had it not been for the ' stanchion lying in his path he would H. fired' the Stick. have been carried overboard and drown- "I have fired the walking stick I've ed. The Finn reached Portland from carried over 40 Tears, on account of a Lodon via San Diego last night. The sore that misted ever kind of treat- accident oceiiriied off Uio Janeiro. Put ment. until I tried Bucklen'a Amies '"g through the Strait." of Mugella Salvet that baa healed tha eore end the inlTfi ,ma M ,ert l roi,lt Are made me a h.nnT man write. John fo' rgleal attention. When the Garrett, of North Mills. N. C Ouaran- av r4Uie a terriflc 8' was teed for Piles, Burna. etc, by aarlea ra8in ,nd the ,t"uier w weP4 ion Hofers. Drup0t. 25c. Eastern Painting & DecoratingCo Experts in all the Branches of Painting, Paper-Hanging and Decorating. Satisfaction Guaranteed. All work done Promptly. Prices reasonable. New Goods arriving Kvery Day. We solicit business . Frcm Outside Towns. Commercial Street, near Eighth. I Astoria, - Oregon and aft with seas. aaaaaa4aai I We Hope You are Hard to Please I for if you are so, of all the pianos you may contemplate buying you are sure to find ! ! Just What You Want at Eilers !! The chief virtue any piano can have, outweighing all others, ' is durability, without lessening of tone and tone quality, and our instruments have every good quality possible to pianos. Here's a Discount of 50.00 in Price below what is asked for the same identical instrument by deal ers in other cities that don't handle their business by the Eiler ' plan. We offer choice of a stock, comprising such makes as the Kimball, Weber, Hs M. Cable, Bailey, Marshall & Wendall, Haddary, Foster, etc., at an absolute saving to you of $50 and will take our pay on easy terms at that. Here's the Reason for this Discount It is that Eilera Piano House do not take the agency for a piano at all unless they are prepared to contract to order at least one hundred pianos of that make duriug one year; also, they represent actively about forty different makes, and will ' have delivered to their thirty different stores this year OVER FOUR THOUSAND PIANOS I . When you consider that the next largest piano firm of this Coast doesn't claim to sell but one thousand pianos per year, you can realize the superior advantage we have when we buy, when we ship and when , we sell. A complete stock for the. summer can be seen at our store. ; Eilers Piano House A. R. CYRUS T. M. WARD salesman. 424 Commercial Street man the officers and crew succeeded in j keeping out of hann's way. Shortly after the niiidwp Third Engineer Johan sen, hud his face and hand badly burned by the explosion of pas which bad form ' ed in a kerosene can. lie was holding lamp iu proximity to the ean when the !gaa ignited. For awhile it was fcare his eyesight would be impaired. He has been under the care of the ship's sur geon since the mishap and it is aid he will recover. The Finn brought 10,000 barrels cement. The material is consigned to Kerr, (liiford 4 Co. An effort will be made to have the steamer readv to ail for Fuget Sound Saturday night. She is under charter to load lumber at Ta coma for Freemantle, Australia. The steamer carries a Europe n crew of 29 men, including ollicers. This is her first visit to the Columbia Rirer. She is in command of Captain Lundgren, who says a cloud of dense fog covers the en tire California and Oregon coasts. stiff northwest wind, was blowing and the skipper says it is evidently carrying all of the fog on the Pucifio nguinst this coast. This thick weather made the run to the mouth of the Columbia slow. Soon aster the Finn departs the Nor weginu steamship Mathilda, her sister ship, will be in the river from San Francisco. Both craft are owned by Jacob Christiansen, of Bergen, Norway, who is rapidly becoming one of the larg- est shipowners m the world. He has large fleet of other tramps and is acquir ing additional tonnage every year. The Mathilda will be in port for two or three weeks. She U under charter to load lumber up riven. She will also go to Kieomantle. The German bark Tellus will com plete loading her caiyo of 1,200,000 feet of lumber at Knappton on Saturday and as soon as a crew ean be secured she will leave for Sidney, New South Wales. Sherman Transicr Co. 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CANADIAN PACIFIC Quebec to Liverpool Leas Than Four Days at Sea Empresses sails July 12-28: August 9- 23 j September 6-20. , First cabin, $80 up second cabin, $45 up; third class, $28.70. Write for particulars. . JAMBS FINLAYSON, Agent. Astoria, Ore. The K"Line Steamer Lurline Night Boat for Portland and Way Landings. PASSENGERS. FREIGHT. Leavea Astoria daily exoept 8unday at 7 p.m. Leavee Portland Daily Except Sunday at 7 a. m. Qulok Sarvlce Excellent Meals Good Bertha. Landing Aatoria Flavel Wharf. Landing Portland Foot Taylor St a B. BLESSING, Agent Phone Main 2761. 0 SPICESI cf CCFFEE,TEA DAlflHOFOVfDEn, AtaltofcrBy, ' finest flvtcr. CLQ3SET&DIVISS r PORTtANO CKSCQON. C THE SAVOY Popular Concert EalL Good music. AO an Mr Seraatia and Aator. wdaomt. Cet- 5 rt" I HI I 418 BOND SI. ASTORIA, 0RXG0I Carries the Finest Lisa of Wines. Liquors and Cigars CALL AND SEE US TRANSPORTATION. TIME CARD Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co. 28 K O O a o a a x a. in w 8. Ml 18 9 Ml 34 p.m. 0 61) 8.40 7.11 7 20 i.m 8.10 a a.m. 8.00: .2o: 9.85 Lv. 8.S510.05 .08;10.1; 9. 42 10.35 10.61 11. 45 11.45 ;..:B-S .. 118.40: , PORTLAND GOHLE RAINIER CUINCY CLAT8KANUE .... ....CUFTON Ar ASTORIA Lv.... Lv. ASTORIA Ar.... WARRENTON .... GEARHART ... Ar. qRArtlDK Lv.... Ar. a m. 12.15 10.40 10 051 S.52 8.15 8.20 8.18; p.m 10.00 8.40) 8.25 7.60 7.40 7.04 (.10 5.2011.00! 7.52 5.0610.401 e.57 4.88 9. 6.601 . So! 9. FT. 8TEVKNS BRANCH 8un.,only TTT'SunTjonly 40 88 N(i '38 S5l 87 ' a.m. s.m. p.m. o.m. ft.m- p.m. Tm"'a m" 10.16 8.86 6.11 7.W ..Lv. WARRENTON Ar...., 7 51 6.40 B.ogllO l 10.28 9.48 S.M 7.88 Ar. HAMMOND Lv 7.45 6.83 8 4810 80 10.26 8 48 6.23 7.41 Ar. FT. STEVENS Lv 7.42 8.801 8.46il0 27 Extra train leavea Astoria dally, 11:30 a, m. for Ft. Stovena, returning leaves Ft. Stevens 2:00 p. m, arriving Aatoria 2:43 p. m. Trains marked run daily. . ' CONNECTIONS At Portland, with aU trana-eontlnentai Ilnea. At doble, with Northern Paciflo Railway Co. At Aatoria, with steamers for San Francisco and Tillamook and Dwaco' Railway ft Navigation Co.'a boat and railway, -. ' ' Through tickets sold to and from all points in the Bast and Europe. For further particulars apply to, ' McQUIRBl R. H. JENKINS, ' Superintendent, Aatoria, Or. Qenl. Frt A Passgr. Agt Astoria, Or.,