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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1907)
SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1907. THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTOHJA. OREGON. 11 I OUR WEEKLY FASHION LETTER A TTMUT mil Or TUB LATEST M0DIST1C MATTERS. Jaunty Cutaway Cot Nw Brown i Stocking Ar Stiinnlng. I Cutaway cnu list jrnaued tbtlr ; trim mid Jnmity way to th front and pushed behind them At the snm time Hi Etnii nml the tlinxMiunrtur lengths, all sv th pony coat, which share th Joy of popularity with the Ctlt SWIiy. ' i, i i Ooltleu brown thread stocking with 0111 work bowknota at tit llei art j iinnrt to wear with brown pump. ' I Brown ahoM ar nally the loader ' lu, footgear, and aome of the ahoea I are ornamented with cut steel bucklea. I Leather bowa are alio a pretty fi tilth f for the brouM boot.; 8019 that are laced with wide ribbon have two bows, one at th top and on at the inatep. Cbampsgn color and, pal tray (love are worn with white linen aulta. fjny( of the ummr. evening (lore are mad with luoe upper.. mt light duat eoata are made of tlottd tinea embroidered la white. Poo- V Or UOUDKRKD FOl'LAkD 6666, 86M. ' gee or ahantung allk la aleo very good f for these coat. Collur and cuffa of l green and blue foulard give them smart touch, 'j Three pli. costume, consisting of chllfou skirt, lac blouee and coatee of y brocade, are wodlsb for afternoon ' wear. Bordered material are very much used thl caon and are to be found In ( bewlldrltig beauty and variety. The f ' gown Illustrated I nn exceedingly chic f exnitiple of ecru foulard bordered with dota of brown. JUDIC CIIOLLET. I WHAT TQ WEAR. I Time For the Graduation GowrA-At- ' traotlve Stylee Fer Old Ladle. " ; The type of girlish gown claaaod as graduation frock la of great iutereat f to many people at thl aeaeon. Buch frock are not only well adapted to th , fcsttvltlo that mark the clone of the school tenn, but are quite aa dealrabl I tut any other of the purpose for , hlcb an especially emart girlish toilet I la required. All the grandmother atyle are reck- 4 oned especially attractive today, but s Nt one now think of selecting any I I -oflnl without flrt making an estimate 1 j of the requirement, a builder doe t Wore he contract to build house. H.Thft llmni am dllTuront tbo mntarlala f filmy textured fabric and pretty col iored trtmihlnga lnatead of brick, paint, etc., but th principle la the reame. i ., Finhroldcrcd collar and cuff lot In llau and almllar fabric are used on . rOrtlLAB BTIUFED BUIT-IW58, 5406. w1ie spring coats, A touch of linen or entire vest of It Is seen even on me heavyweight suits. fcombs are now generally la sets, jnck comb and side combs of different ;rt are not at all smart. ' A saleswoman said that she had sold I A MODES (Special) By JUDIC CHOLLET more dotted brown veil this meson than ever before. Striped suiting of all aorta are great ly In vogue, but the fray and white one ore especially well lilted. Hon la ault of thin material with, one of the new flttud jncketa combliicd with a plaited skirt. Such a costuui la ad mirable for miniwr of occasion, auch aa shopping, walking and travel ing. k 1 Jl'DIC CHOLLET., SARTORIAL NEWS. Ihert Vleevee Will Reign AH Summer. Brown Linen Frocks, The becorolngiiess end convenience of th abort si are excellent res on for It continuance through the eaenn. In aplte of the many rumor to th contrary, It will lot none of It k siubt uxm rBocx-scn. popularity during the hot season, tnd It look now a If It might agnln be carried over Into another mh!ou. Pal blue linen trimmed with em broidered band and edging and a fur ther decoration of white soutache make an attractive little frock for t young girl. The gulmpe should b separate from the dree and should be of ome other material A, brown linen frock 1 sure to be a most uaeful dress, fur It can be worn In town and then altered many time during the summer wbeu a dark gown I necessary, but when It Is too hot for either silk or cloth. A brown linen princess dress, with white lac collar ml puff I (trlluli fnr limiln mnmlni I wear, and a bolero to correnpond with the costume make an exceedingly at tractive ault Corded linen may not give satisfac tory wear, but tbey r exquisitely pretty, many of them, u..t there Is no danger of their passing out of favor for aome time to come. Many of these are elaborately embroidered, others only trimmed with lace and tucking, but really all of these models so far are exceedingly attractive. Tbe heavy linens are being exten sively used for ffiilmpc princess d reuse. The picture displays a frock of thli gunre In pale bine linen with embroid eries of white ImtlHte. JUDIC CnOLI.ET. A New Trust "This pun n end to my enrwr," Sold C'uplil. urawtlntf In llBRint. "Some ntfrpr!lng flnanclrr Ms erKiinlted a Bivnt hran trust) "Now must I hn my quiver up And lot my trig lit tipped arrows rust Detpnlr and sorrow nil my cup They've orgnnlsvd a great heart trust "How osirorly th mn will (luck Whon such reports s thr sre hnant- 'Fllrtstlous hearts &r common stork; Faithful and loyal hearts preferred; " 'Chicago bold advsnc Ims nmds; Boiton Is showln a decline; For fore ln heart In rue sums are. paid; Th southern pch crop's very fin; " 'In splnsttrs there's a sudden lull: Widows show hardening tendency; Matrons are steady, firm snd dull: , Husbands ar acting benrlahly.' "Ah, well." said Cupid. "I'vt no tear, For every truat must hnva Its day. And when It fulls I'll b right her To run th gam my own old way." -Carolyn Well In Delineator. In Far of Her Spirit Oaddle -1 should think, now that your wife's been dead over a yenr, you'd look around and get a good one this time. v' Ilenpeck-My, I'd like to, but I wouldn't dare. Gnddle-Why not? llonpeclt Because Marin told me If I did she'd come back and haunt mi. Catholic Standard and Times. Could Not Hear Himself. "A mnn who was charged at the Wll lesden police court with Intoxication and using bad language pleaded guilty to the first part of the charge, adding. "As to the language, I know nothing about it because I'm very deaf." Lon don Express. ' On Reason Enough, "Did you attend Mrs. Breesy's after noon bridge?" "No. In the first place, I don't know nor, and In tbe second place, I wasn't Invited." Cleveland Loader. THE LIMEKILN CLUB Brother Gardner's Remarks to Members on Transmigration. THE CASE OF SAMUEL SHIN. Feared That He Would tome Day Be Blown Up and That He Would Com Baok to Earth Again In the Form of Mud Turtle, Copyright, iWI, by B. C. Parotlls. During the routine proceedings of th Limekiln club at It last session word bad gone about raradbt ball that Brother Oardner, president, would have something to soy of caustlo nature, and tbur was flutter of excitement a tie finally arose and began; "My fren's, I hav few remark to remark yere dl venln'. I has known for do last fo' week dat dl club was "KB WAS A BliiKT, ON STOBI MAX." beln' onsettledtiy a sartln thing, but 1 have kept quiet to see bow far It would go. I feel dat de time has now come when I orter say sunthln'. "A few weeks ago ft cull'd Individual named 8kookera nrrove yere from' de stalt of Ahibamy. He was a short, one story man. lie bad a squint to bis left eye. When yon wa lookfu' at his feet. It wa hard to tell which was de boel and which was tie foot lie had a vole fo' times too big for hla body, and be kept dat voice gwtne all de time. , "rrufessor Bkookem, aa be called his self, called at my cabin and purceeded to make hlsself at borne. He wanted my pcrmlsbun to dellber t lecture be to' dls club on do subjlck of transml graahun. He went on and repeated It to me, and I declined to grant It, spe cially as be proposed to sell, at d close of de lecture, a compouud warranted to smooth de kinks out of de ba'r at de price of II a bottle. To get even wld me he hired an old Icehouse and ha been glvln' his talks to all of yon who would drop In to bear htm. "I have been lookln' around for de last half hour to see bow many kinks had been straightened out I have been told dot de professor baa worked off ober fifty bottles on members of dls club. It don't seem to have done any good. Dnr'm just a many kinks as befo'. Hasn't pulled de wool of any of you out straight. If I have ober looked any one he will please stand up." No One Stood Up. No one bad been overlooked. At least no one stood up. There was a shamefaced look on most every coun tenance, and Elder Toots and Tarheel Jones preluded to nod In sleep beblud .the stove, ' "Yes, do professor told you all about trnusiulgrushun. He told you dat de old Idea 'bout heaven and hell was ex ploded and dat all bustlers hud now come to believe dat when a person died be cum back to alrth In de form of some animal or bird or some In'aul mute thing. Slcb of you as don't know de menu In' of do word Inanimate kin stop urter de mectln' adjourns, and I will explain it If his heels hit de celllu while I am explalnln', he mustn't blame me. "For de last three weeks Watermlll you Jones has not showed up at our weekly meetiu's. He has stayed home to put dat compound on bis kinky ha'r and bekase he was afraid dat he might git run ober by a street klnr and come back to alrth In de form of a yaller dawg, When he thought of beln' a yal Inr dawg and havln' tin cans tied to his tall and beln' rushed up and down do street he got sich a pain dat he had to go to bed. "Dur's de case of Snmuel Shin. He believes in trnnsuilgrasbun right up to his ears, and for days and days he's bin watklu' around on tlptoo for fear dat a gns tank would blow up and knock him Into a cocked hnt and dat he'd como back to ulrth ns tv mud tmv tie. What he'd like to be is a peacock, but he's mortally afraid Out It "will be mud' turtle Instead. He's thought It over till he finds hlsself 'stloklu' his head outer his shell to look around, "Brudder Buckeye .Johnson 1ms Rlso got It bud. His who was olier to my cabin de odder night to borry u draw. In' of tea, and she said she'd left him home wld shivers ruunln' up his buck. For two Weeks he's expected tlic post- offlce to fall down aud bury blm In de ruins as he was passln', He's like to come back to alrth and lie n rhinoceros and knock folks endways and po :rx't- In' about, but he fears dat It will bo us a mewl, In dnt case be'll have to work tliery day In de week, which I sun thin' be bus noblwr don lo all his life, and he reckons on glttln' clublswl by bis owner at least twlc a day He walel" bp out'of Tils slwp o1 nlgbl iai kin almost bear hlsself brayln'. Joken and Transmigration, "Persimmon Jack:ion went Into de transmlgrashtin blznes bckaz be hoped to come back to slrth as a guinea ben. He wanted to utrut around de yard and go clack, cluck, clu.X and one In awhile to let out one o' dem j cream dut sours all de milk In do pantry. I met op wld blm on do street j de odder day, and of all de woebegone ; critter I ever sw b wa de wortt. It bad suddenly occurred to him that j he might come back as rabbit and dat all de boy and all de foxes In de itate would git arter blra and make blm keep on de bump for twenty-four hour a day. "Brudder Cicero White, aittln' ober dur'm wld bis ear workln', has also got bis aorrar and can't b comforted. I'rufessor Bkookem told blm nt Drat dat he'd try and arrange to have him struck by llgbtnln' and com back to alrtb as Are legged bos that would hav notbln' to do bat pose In dun museum and eat de best of food, but when be refused to. buy bottle of d kink stralghtener he wus Informed dot he'd l bit to death by a bog and come back a a bat He' nlgb sighted by day, and de Idea of fiylo' around on dark night and buttin' hU bead ag'ln telegraph pole keep blm so npsot dat be can't lnjoy bam and cga , "Brudder Pardonable Black baa also got bl dose. He Jlst rushed right Into transmlgrssbun tike a bull gwtne for a haystack. He allowed be wanted to come back to alrth as a mlllyonalr arter dyln' softly and decently of ap iwtnilcltl and then go at It and spend a hundred dollars a day for fried oys ters and Ice cream. He bought d kink stralghtener and paid bis dollar, but when It didn't work be complained to de professor. In return b wa told dat be would be eaten up by wolves and com back to alrth a a pear tree and dot de boy would be climbln' blm from Sunday mawnbV till Saturday night He hain't drawed a breath of comfort for three weeks, and dar am seventeen mo' kinks in hi ha'r dan dey used to be, The Dude of th Club. "On mo' case dat of Brudder Go along gaxby. He' de dud of dls club. When he beard about transml grashun be made op his mind dat be wanted to sweat blsself to death by wearln' a 250 fur lined obercoat Den be wanted to come back to alrtb a a peacock. He was ffwine to make sich a spread ot tall feather aa had nebber bin aeen In dls world befo'. He prac ticed on a (trot, so as to hive It all ready. He Jlst dwelt on how he would mash obery thing for ten mile around and make all de gobblers and roosters look tired. The thing might hav gone through, but de professor got jealous of him and told him dat be would die of billons colic and come back to alrth to be brlndle bobtalled cat Dat's why Ooalong Isn't wld us yere dls venln'. He's slttln' bom wld bis feet In pan of hot water and praytn' de Lawd to spare him. "Jlst two or three words mo'. Trans mlgrashun stops right yere wld a sad den thud. i "Drup it or de Limekiln club draps yon. "Befo comln to de meetln tonight I went ober to de Icehouse and hunted up the professor. I caused him to un dergo sartln gyrnsbuns and mosbuns for about fire minutes, and when I was frew wld him he was dustin back to'rds Alubamy so fast dat yon might have played checkers on his coat tails. 1 "Dat's all. We will now break de meetln' In two and go home. Any one of you who comes back to de next meetln' as a Jackass will hear sun thln' drap." M. QUAD. A Man Man. Sobbing Wife Mamma, Jack's so so mean, he won't even give me pin pin money. Irate Mother-in-luw Are you so penurious ss that to my poor child? Meek Husband-But it was a S500 dia mond and pearl pin money she wanted. Baltimore American. . A Hole In th Skyl Caddy (to Jones, who has lifted one higher than usual) Ah, sir, it there was only a hole up there you'd ha' holed out in one. London Opinion. Too Tohnieal. "Going to the game this afternoon?" "Yep. I'm awfully busy too." "Why don't you wait and read about It in the morning paper?" "That wouldn't do me any good. I'd have to see the game to understand the 8rtlcle."-Cleveland Plain Dealer., if MW44H4MtMMttttMMTivMMHmi j Eastern Painting & DecoratingCo Experts in all the Paper-Hanging Satisfaction Guaranteed. , All work done Promptly. Prices reasonable. New Goods arriving Every Day. Wc solicit business Fn m Outside To n&. Commwoisl Street, nr Eighth. Astoria, Sherman Transfer Co. SESRY 8HERMAN. Mtuur , . U, Cntige Bsggige QwJctd sad TrMerrd Truck td Furniture Wagon Piano Moved, Boxed snd Shipped. 4;i Commercial Street H. a PARKER, - Proprietor. E. p. Parker, ' Huager. PARKER HOUSE ' EUROPEAN PLAN. First Class In Evry Rpot IT Coach to th House. Bar and Billiard Boom. - Oood Sample Room on Ground Floor for Commercial Men. Astoria, Oregon TSAKSPOBTATIOH. Steamer TELEGRAPH fbe ontyBtMmboat making a roocd trip DAILY axeept Tburadajr batveeo Fortlasd and Aatoria aou way poww, NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY Portland Laodlnir, Alder Btnet Dock Atoria Lamuns. Calkader Poet ijearoTorttuMl 7:36 a, m.; arrln Aatoria, 1-. 80 p. qi, unn Atnona t: p- m.; arm rorcwaa M p. m. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Lmto Portland 8 a. u.; arrlre Astoria 1 p ro. Lean Astoria I p. m., arrive lDrtiind I p. m. The K"tUncr Steamer - Lurline Night Boat for Portland and Way Landings PASSENGERS. FREIGHT. Ltove Astoria daily xopt Sunday at . 7 p. m. Lave Portland Dally Except Sunday at 7 a. m. Qulok Se'rvlo ExeelUnt Meals Oood Berth. Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf. Landing Portland Foot Taylor St Q. B. BLESSING, Agent Phono Main 2761. TRANSPORTATION. TIME CARD Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co. 28 I 3 I 34 I 23 I 26 I 30 P.m a.m. p.m. Lv. Ar. PORTLAND'. GOBLE... RAINIER ITINCY TSKANM CLIFTON Ar ASTORIA Lv 8.00 8.CK) am 7.20 7.85 4.15: 9.35' 4.2 8.061 10.MI 4.49 4 54 5.!i:t 8 IS 8.M 10.15: 10.51; 9. 11.451 1.02 a.m n.m a.m 8.15 0 i 6,40 9.M11.45 1.05 11.89 Lv. ASTORIA Ar..., WARKKNTOS .. .GHAKHART..... SKA8IDB ... At. HOLLADAY Lv. 8.6.V 9.18 e 25 10.0S12 iv, e.aoj 10.28 12 81 6.48 J.U 1.10 T.20I 7.251 10.80.12. 40 8 60 1.80 9l 10.116 li 45 9.551 1.86 FT. STEVENS BRANCH 40 88 I 46 I 3 44 1 il , 39 1 1 S8 4a '85 jf a.m. amjp.m, a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.la.m- p.m. a.m.a.m. 10.10 8.8 6.11 7.28 I.ll!l2.06 .....Lv. WARRENTON Ar. 12.85 3.85 7 54 6.40 8.56110.8 10.28 .48: 6.20 7.88 8.23 12.15 ..... Ar. HAMMOND Lv. 12.25 8 291 7.45 6.88 8 48!lt).M 10.26 8.46 6 25 7.4 8.v6la.20 Ar. FT. STEVENS Lv...... 12 21 8.2ft! 7.42 8.80I 8.4640.87 Trains marked run dally. Trains N03. 25 and 29 from Clatsop Beach, and trains Nos. 28, 30 and 34, from Astoria, run via Ft. Stevens. ; : 1 Train No. 26, from Portland, 3:10 p. m, is run on Saturday's only, stop ping at Goble, Rainier, Clatskanie, Astoria and Beach points, only. CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all trana-oontinent&I line. At Goble, with Northern Paolflo Rai ray San Francisco and Tillamook and Ilwaco Railway ft Navigation Co. and railway. Through tickets sold to and from For further particular apply to, J. McGUIRE, Superintendent, Astoria, Or. Branches of Painting, and Decorating. Oregon j Mala Pkofl vet 1 1 r , i . i i. ) t 1 jjmtUMmV M-k9Zfl X) SPICES, cf : : C0FFEEfTEAi HbutiPikfy, fines Flavor, t CLOSSET&PIVIB THE SAVOY Poaolur Concert SaQ. Good auile. AH ar wIon. Oas aer Beteati and Astor. i I 111 11 1 41S BOITD ST, ASTORIA, OUGOV Carrie th Finest Lis of I Wines Liquors and Cigars CALL AND SEE US 27 I 2S i ai I 28 J 25 p.m.l 12.16: 10.551 10.40! ).m. .0.001 8.40! 8.251 7.601 7.40! 7.041 6.10! 10 05, 9.52 9.15. 8.30i p.m. ra.m.i 4.00 8.15 8.05! 7.55, 7.45 6.56 7.181 6.50 7.10i 6.45 7.051 6.50 11 .00 6.86 10.401 8 2 2. 5.081 9.4&I 6.00! 9 40! 2.251 4.55! 9 35 Co, At Astoria, with steamers for ar for . '. all point in the East and Europe , ' R. H. JENKINS, . . QenU Frt ft Passgr. Aft &)s' Astoria, Or.