SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1907. nmmtttmnmmmmttmtnmtt Fourth - of - July Suggestions Hats A new and swell line of Sterling Hats 5300 Panamas $5.00 to $10.00 It ' Underwear THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. ASTOK1 A, OREGON, XX Japanese silk and cashmere. Summer weights. , $2.50 per suit Shirts It New line of fancy silk front shirts A I 4 Pi ( A i MA t XI 71 anH XI fill jniris ana collars Nifty lines of Cluet, Interstate and Monarch shirts it n if $ 1 .00 SI 25 $1.50 n i Ties A new line of 4-in-hand check ties 25c. Our regular line, largest and best in town. SocKs A swell line of pearl grays and steel grays. 25c and 50 c Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes Shop ??g;;;;;?i;;i;iIT;T;;;;;??;;;?!!MM ' -ti The Leader In Nobby Clothes Copyright 1906 bjr Hsrt Schiffnrr U" M'i Clothes The Hart, Schaffoer and Marx "ready" clothes have been noted for many years for the general and detailed individuality of broad, athletic shoulders, perfect fitting "collar, symetrical lapels. We want you to examine these faultless models of the tailor's art and look carefully at every line of drape, then it will be easy for you to discern where and why Hart, Schaffner and Marx is so superior to all others. it SEVENTH SESSION OF CIRCUIT COURT THKEE HOSE DIVORCE CASES HELP TO SWELL THE LIST-OTHER CIVIL CASES ADJUDICATED ON. The Hon Thomas MeBride opened the seventh day of the present session of the circuit court at 9:30 yesterday morning, and the following cases received atten tion: C. W. Fulton vs. John Reed, set for hearing, on motion, on Tuesday, July 2. Hiram Eodus vs. the Old Ore gon Mill Company, plaintiff allowed to amend returns on service of summons. Motion to dismiss overruled. E. D. Brooks vs. the Greenwood Cemetery As sociation et al. Nellie M. Stillwell vs. M. V. Stillwell. Default ordered re ferred. Decree of divorce made. Jennie A. Campbell v. Charles E. Campbell. Decree of divorce ordered made. Emma Frances Ebeling vs. Louis E. Ebeling, decree of divorce made 9 PERSONAL MENTION. ASTORIA THEATER. The Brigham Stock Company opens at the Astoria Theater tomorrow night for a summer engagement. The company is one tnat promises to become popular by giving a series of reliable dramatic pro ductions. The play tomorrow night is entitled "The Village Fool." It is a rural comedy drama of the better clas, telling a beau tiful story in a most interesting manner, and has won much praise wher ever the company has presented it. Two new plays will be presented each week, the change being on Monday and Thursday nights. The company has a repertoire of over 0 plays which are standard successes and possess real merit. A prosperous engagement is predicted for the Brigham Stock Company in Astoria. WIRELESS STATIONS IN CANADA H. Bird of Portland is a visitor in As toria. F, B. Gounstad came over from Ska mokawa yesterday. C. McKinley was a guest at the Oc cident last night from Portland. E. B. Hays arrived in town on the late train from Portland yesterday. The Rev. Moorehouse has changed his residence from 6fil Irving avenue to 335 Seventh street. Mr. Button of Portland, who repre sents Eastern capital, accompanied by Mr. James Finlayson and Mr. B. L. Ward of Astoria, went to Cannon Beach last evening to look over some property with a view to purchase. Do Not Neglect the Children. At this season of the year the first; unnatural looseness of a child's bowels should have immediate attention. The1 best thing that can be given is Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil as direct ed with each bottle of the remedy. For sale by Frank Hart and Leading Druggists. Canadian Pacific Will Equip Its Steam, era With Wireless Apparatus. ' VICTORIA, B. C, June 29. Cecil Doutrie, commissioner of wireless tel egraphy for the Dominion government has arrived from Ottawa, to establish flve wireless telegraph stations for the government. The central station at Victoria and one at Pachena Point will be in operation within sis weeks. The C. P. It, has decided to estab lish wireless apparatus at once on its steamers, not only to the coast liners, but the Empress liners. The Japanese station near Cape Muboye is already in operation and when the Pachena point station is complete, the Empress liners will be able to enter into communica tion with the land at either side of the Pacific two or three days before arrival. DR. PETERS UNPOPULAR. African Explorer Has to Have Police Protection on Streets of Munich. MUXICH, June 29. Dr. Peters, the African explorer who is suing the Muen cher Post for calumny, is so unpopular that the authorities are obliged to pro tect him coming to and going from the court. Several assaults on him have taken place. One man has been arres ted for throwing the Doctor from a street car and attempting to stab him. Yesterday's hearings was confined to an expression of opinions by persons who had had experience in Africa. These were mostly unfavorable to the necessity for harshness toward Dr. Peters. Some of the witnesses, however, said that the position of the Peters exhi bition called for stern measures. The case went over until Monday . SCHOOL BOYS SHOOT. Students o? Ht Sool In Target Prac tice at Creedmore. X KV YORK. June School boys hobnobbed with otlicers of the National Guard yesterday at Creed moor Park anj shot with a coolness and precision under the critical inspection of Colonel majors and captains, that invoked fa vorable comment. The event of the day was the firt of two days shooting, held under the auspices of the Public School Athletic League, anil was an iiulivid ual competition for the Peters prize Forty-nine students from nine high schools kept the rifle cracking during the afternoon and the ease with which come of the youngest aspirants for hoii or hit the bullseye time and again would have aroused the enthusiasm of President Roosevelt. The bids are anx iouslv awaiting the presence of the President at Creedmoor today, when the final match for the President trophy will be shot, the prijw being an auto graph leter from President Roosevelt. All of the contestants in these school shoots must be under 21 years of age. The winner of the prize and the gold medal was A. V. Arnold, of the Boys High School, Brooklyn. He scored 47 out of a possible 50, getting three bulls- eyes out of his five shots in the 100 yard shoot and four bullseyes in the 400 yards shoot. JOHN D. VISITS DAUGHTER. Oil King at Onata. Farm Heavily Guarded. NEW YORK, June 29. Dispatches from Pittsficld, Mass., report that Mrs. K. Parmalee Prentice, who is at Onata Farm for the summer is entertaining her father, John D. Rockefeller, and the es tate is under strong guard, presumably to prevent Mr. Rockefeller from being disturbed by process servers. The dispatches state that the lake front of the property, is patrolled by a launch, and that a reporter who drove out to the place found it guarded heavily on all sides, and was informed that he could not approach the house. Mr. Rockefeller arrived at Onata farm late last night. CROWN PRINCE OF PORTUGAL. LONDON. June 20.A Madrid dis patch to the Morning Post says that the Crown Prince of Portugal, in whose fa vor it has been reported King Carlos would abdicate, has not yet started on III tour Of the Portuguest African colo nies, the trip having been postponed be cause of the unrest in Portugal. NEW TO-DAY. Oliver typewriters and automatic stenographers at A. R, Cyrus, 424 Commercial street. tf. Wanted. To rent, three or four furnished rooms for housekeeping. Address Y, Aitorian. Removal Notice. Dr. Xellie Vernon bus moved her offices Eleventh stivets, to the second floor of the new Astoria Saving Bank bililding, at Dunne awl Commercial streets, where she will be found from this time for ward. 8-:i0-2w. Wanted. We have a client who wants to buy about 250 acres of logged off land. Any one having any such land please let us know. Columbia Trust Company. Panama hats cleaned and t locked. Lmvsj thtm with Efell Skully. . Talking Machine. Subscribe (or the Dally or Weekly Astortan and get a Qraphophone on small weekly payments. Call on A, R. Cyru. 424 Commercial street for par tlculars. SPECIAL EXCURSION. The Canadian Pacific excursion will be on again July 3rd, 4th and 6th. Very low round-trip rates to St. Paul, Chicago, St. Louis, and other Eastern points, with long time limits and stopovers both go ing and returning. Double dally train service, superb equipment, dining and sleeping car service unexcelled. For full particulars call on or address James Finlayson, agent, Astoria. If a man knows anything of bis awn anatomy he must b aware that bis stomach Is a magnificent organ and entitled to the utmost consideration; knowing that he will eat at the Palace when be can conserve Its safety and comfort, by eating only the best cooked, best served and most eompon sating meal In the city of Astoria, day, ornlght, It If always the same, and the Palace habit Is one that pays to acquire. Arthur Bmlti la a mas ter of the art of preparation and ser vice, of all things edible. Golden Oak Rug filler and bird cages now In. HlldebranJ ft Oor. The Waldorf Theater. The program which Manager Wise has prepared for his patrons this week is way and above anything that has ever been seen in Astoria for the un heard of price of 10 cents. The bill In cludes almost any kind of an act that theater-goer could wish for, all in one performance, Miss Virginia Hayden and her magnificent baritone voice causes her listeners to wonder where all the melody comes from, nothing of the sort has ever been witnessed in Astoria and Manager Wise can consider himself very fortunate to secure one of the few female baritones in the coun try. She is ably seconded by Miss Helen Bushnell and Miss Alexandria Marakoff, the Russian balladist. The two teams, Deming and Brogan, and KnrmmA on I 'NVirwnnl. each team linen different stunt and they are both good. ' Just Received Tbe secret of making good pictures Is In bavlng the best materials to work with. Bart's drug store bave just received a fresh supply of films and film-packs, so get In the gam and do It right For The Little People. Every parent In this city should In vestigate, at once, the new and ap preciable shoe for tbe youngsters, at Charles V. Brown's Commercial street house. They are called the a a Scuffer" and are the very epitome of good wear and real comfort Tbey are folng like wlld-fre and the kids themselves are after them because they look so "comfy." Columbia and Victor grephophonea and latest records at 424 Commercial street. A. R. Cyrus. tf, Removal Notice. ) Dr. J. A. Fulton has moved his office from the Star theater building to tbe new Astoria Savings Bank building, 3rd floor, where he will be found from new on, 8-30-SOt. if Removal Notice. Dr. O. B, Estes has moved bis offices from 486 Commercial street to the new Astoria Savings Bank building, 3rd floor, where he will be found from now oa. 5-M-lOt. We don't care If you are skeptical i we dont care If you bave no confidence. It mskes no difference to us. Holllstera Rocky Mountain Tea will do the work or no pay that's fair. 35 cents, Frank Hart. VT Morning Astortan, 60 cents Per month, delivered by carrier. i High Grade Groceries Most people want Quality as well as Prices. 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