THE MORNING ' ASTOltl AN, ' ASTOlt IA, OREGON.
SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1907.
WATERFRONT 1TEIIS
Redondo Goes on the Puget
" ' Sound Run.
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HARVEST QUEEN CAPT. ASLEEP
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Columbia Goes Out With Several "As
tori Passengers Bark Gardiner City
Clear for San Pedro Ascanaen Dis
abled;" Continue Under Own Steam.
SEATTLE, July 5. The steamship
imported yesterday .from ; Carina nan
Point aa disabled has turned out to 1
the Standard Oil Company steamer
Asuncion, which tailed on Wednesday
from Port Harford for San. Francisco.
Tie Ascuncioai was offered aid by the
tun Holyoke and Tree, which wa re
futed:- She '$ reported iiii morning a
having continued her journey touth un
Jer her own steam. The fault is said
to have been slight defect in her
boiler. ., -r .
With a full list of passengers and all
the freight she could carry the steamer
Columbia went to tea jwterday morn
ing. Among he passenger w era fhe
following from Astoria: Mrs. Lack
hart and children,' Mis Stanley, James
Leahy, Judge J. Q. A. Bowlby, K. J.
Xymiaa and' HV Nywiiaji.: 4. .5
The barkentine Gardiner City came
down the river yesterday She has a
cargo of 591.000 feet of lumber loaded
at j Vancouver and is "bound for San
Pedro. - - 1 - '
The schooner Seaborne had a cargo of
820,000 feet when she left on the Fourth
and was loaded at St Helen'.
The Letitia is still hard aground up
the river and the tug Oklahoma is busy
at work trying to get her off. The
captain of the Harvest Queen admits ha,
wa asleep when lie ran hi-, tow ashore.
Be said that he had been overworked
recently and was absolutely tired out.
The Sue H. Elmore was scheduled to
said at 3 a. m. this morning.
The Johan Ponlsen vent down with
lumber yesterday for San Francisco.
The Lurline waa pretty nearly on
time again last night. She brought dowa
16 horses, 10 of which are for Rainier,
for the ; TallanrUGrant Packing Co.
Captain Larkina also - brought the in
formation of the finding of the three
Iodic up the river. ,
With almost a full cargo of general
"merchandise the steamer Redondo, Cap
tain Bendegard, sailed last night for
Seattle and other Puget Sound ports on
her initial nin in this service. Practi
cally all of the shipments she carries
are consigned to Alaskan firms and will
be transferred to steamers sailing for:
the Far Xortb. She is taking out the
first freight to be sent from here to
Alaska by the water route rince the
old George W. Elder made a few trip
during the early day of the. Nome ex
citement. The Redondo U scheduled to
be back in the river July 12. She is ex
pected to sail from here every 10 days.
When the volume of business get so
great that she cannot handle it another
steamer will be added to the line. ' 1.
The steamer Roanoke went out
San Francisco this morning. ! ' ' '
for
The T. J. Potter made a couple of
landings here today on her round-trip.
Only a Few Days
left of our
Great Clearance Sale
Miliinery at 1-2
r a,:.'. I':.' - jar.Vii y i:vr. r.-;r,: .r
OUltS at ;2 ko v.yri r.:
Coats arid Waists I "3 off
Skiris'?-fft)fFJj:l
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At-
r.AV
i .tti
At Jaloffs
tl 1 1 1 1 1 1 tilt ttttttt ft UU
She took back with her k how. fori
Rainier, but had ot a very large p-
sengerlieU k
The British ship JordanhiH cam dowa
tli river veatcrdav with a earn of
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lumber for Calls. ;y
The Joseph" Pulitier and the Alumna
have gone up the river to drydook.
: REV. KYDQUIST RETURNS.
After. Attending Columbia Synod at
BrittOn, Com, Returns Home.
The Revs ti.K. &ydimst returned to
Astoria on Wednesday after an extend
d trip to the Kaat. The primary object
of his visit ;"w H attend W Columbia
Synod conference at Naw Button, Conn.,
at which he waa detegaw. ,, Air. iiya
iuit-viitd tha Jamestown Exposition.
but waa not very favorably impressed,
considering the Lewis Vndi Claik ,how
very much better, fa v every way. . lie
was also at yew Haven, Conn., where
he attended a banquet of the Yale
graduating clasa." Mr.' Rydquirt visited
hit father whilst away on hit outward
journey and had not left him long when
the old gentleman, who had been tick
for some time, died. Mr. Rydquist had
to return for the funeral. Mr. Ryd
quist ha not returned with her husband
tut will remain at the homo of her,
oarents in Clinton. Iowa, until October
1. Good weather prevailed throughout
the trip except that towards the end
it was extremely hot.'
$ PERSONAL MENTION.
M. J. Best of Chicago, is an arrival
in the city. t s
Harry Wolff of Seattle is a guest at
the Occident. v V1
,W. Seaborg of Ilwaco was over in
town yesterday.
J. C. Yancey is a visitor in Astoria
from New York.
W. R. Hollister was an arrival from
Portland yesterday.
James Leahy was another Astoria
passenger on the Columbia.
" August Kuttman came in on the late
train yesterday from Chicago.
J. p. Forbes is registered ata the Oc
cident from Sacramento, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Swank of Van
couver, Wash., are visiting in Astoria.
Thomas Cartwright, the electric rail
road man, was up from Seaside yesterday.-
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"Mr. Lockhart arid her children aiiled
on the Columbia for San Francisco yes
terday. v Dr. Ball has leaded Captain Babbidge'a
cottage at Seaside and will spend a
month there; '
Judge J. Q. A. Bowlby managed toj
miss the Roanoke by an hour jesterday.j
so took passage by the Columbia, in
stead. ' . .?.. ,.... :"'' ..;': " .
A. E. Petersen spent yesterday at
Warrenton. He, will have hi store
building renovated and ready for occu
pancy by the 10th inst. ,
For Th Llttla People.
Every parent tn thl city cnould In
vestigate, at once, the new and ap
preciable thoe for tho youngsters, at
Charle V. Brown's Commercial street
house. ' They are called the "K. C
gcuffer" and axe tha very epitome of
good wear and real comfort They
are going Uke wlld-f re and the kid
Kn.mMiivaa r after them because
they look ao "comfy."
, v t ff Constipation, r '
iFor const ipation there is nothing quite
so nice a Chamberlain' Stomach and
Liver Tablet. They always produce a
oleasant movement of the bowel witn-
n,it mnv diuurreeabla effect. Price, 25
cent. Samples free. FTank Hart ana
leading druggists. ( . . ' . '.
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120.11th Street
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INTERESTING MEETING HELD LAST
NIGHT AT WHICH CONSIDERABLE
BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED RE
PORTS FILED.
The regular monthly mwting of the
water commUsion was held last night.
Conuniion-r WVight, Trawhard, Ya
Duseit, Fisher and Urix being prowut.
Manv uuestiona of interest to the
. tr i
wak'r department, were taken up and
discued freely.
The cWrk n'irted that the total busi
ness done in June amounted to WltS-HJ
while the cash collection , were
$4008.23.
The treavurer't statement showed that
the sura of $20,374.81 wa on hand
June 29th. f, ,
The assistant superintendent reported
the amount of work done in June and
report was placed on file.
Bills for the month of June amount
ing to 1074 87 were approved and war
rant ordered drawn for same, . The
superintendent waa instructed ; to set
Are hydrant on ocmer of Twenty-eighth
and Franklin avenue.
Considerable discussion wa indulged
in over the appointment of a superin
tendent ami after an expression by all
members present the matter was laid
over until a full meeting coutd be
secured.
The rule governing the hours for
Irrigation of lawns were changed so as
to make the hours during which irri
gation would be llowed, 6 o'clock un
til 9 in the morning and S to 8 In tha
evening. The clerk was Instructed to
advertise this fact and the Inspector
directed to enforce the rules strictly.
! Several quotations on iron pipe wew
received and placed on file. A further
discussion on various subjects was In
dulged in after which the meeting ad
journed.
COUNTY COURT HOLDS
SESSION
ACTION TO BE BROUGHT BY THE
COUNTY AGAINST COUNTY COURT
: TO TEST LEGALITY OF THE NEW
LAW.
In fie -na'ter o' the poupty aessor's
tax mil it nppearinj,' to the court th.tt
theiv va a grave question as to the
intent of the law as to whether copies
of the rate should be made for the ne
of the Sheriff or whether the SherilT
should ue the original roll. A suit
was ordered to be brought by Clatsop
County against the county clerk and the
county court. The matter was con
sidered of sufficient importance to ne
cessitate despatch and the district at
torney being otherwise busy, it was or
dared that J. H. Smith and A. M. Smith
be instructed to prepare a case to tet
the law. This action will be brought
before Judge, the Hon. T. II. McBridc,
and . will then be annealed to the
Supreme Court. The cause of the mat
ter is whether the new law which enacts
that no copy of the roll be made but
that the original be placed in the hands
of the Sheriff, goe into effect imme.
(1 lately and thereby affects the 1907 tax
roll, or doe not go into effect till 1008.
If the clerk makes a copy of the roll
this year acting under the old law the
tax would be invalidated, in case the
new law is intended to go into effect at
Once. Hence the necessity for immedi
ate action in the matter.
In the matter of the special road
fund, the excess of $168.62 wa ordered
to be transferred to the general fund.
1 3. Norem wa awarded the contract
(o do repair work on road No. 99 at
20 cents per rod and was given till
September 15th to complete the job.
The half-yearly report of County
Clerk Clinton was presented to the
County Court yesterday and reads as
follows: '' ' '
Outstanding warrants ..$70,775.65
Cash In hand..';
Liabilities': V
Warrants drawn" IV... :.
Special road warrants.
(Jourt house V;W
Roads . . '. .
Bridges . .: . '. i ....... i
iffes collected .';
.; 11,217.61
j. 59,558.04
. . 41,469.75
: 41,487.39
. ; 31.1)33.04
;'. 5,800.00
. . 4,500.00
2,9.19.40
Take the Postmaster' Word For It, -
JMr. F. M. Hamilton, , postmaster at
Clierryvale, Ind., keeps also a stock of
general merchandise and patent medi
cines. He snysr ' "Chamberlain's ColieV
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy it stand
ard here fn Jts line It never fails to give
faljBfaction' and w could hardly afford
to be without it." For tale b Frank
Hart and leading druggists, ''
IN CAMP,
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Rev. C. C. Rarlck Take ltd Son Joe
and Alferd Getdlng Camping
on the Nchalem.
The Bv. C .C. linrtok haa im spend
lug the better part, of the week In camp
up at the source of the Nelinlem, with
hl on Joe and Joe's young frlvil
Alftvd Gerdliig. The party tot out from
here on Tuesday going Mr! tit Seaside
ttheie ' thcy ! ro (the iNeoanWum.
They then got a horse and "packed'
their tent and belonging in orthixlox
fashion, the lm having a di'llghttut
taste of "following the trail' lu regtdur
old-time nini)er. i The thne , pitched
their eaiiiiia near the source of the
Xehaleui, and then ciim threa day of
fun and undiluted fun for the boy.
They got "all mussed up", wet through,
and felt into the river to their heart'
content, Aao each time they , were
soaked they had to go to bed while
Mr. Rarlck dried their clothes. Oh I it
wa a "tmtly' time and all as a reward
for Joe, who passed hi ecbool work
with honor. They caught lot of flth
and relj don them, on their wit and
hunter cunning .to get their food and
returned vesterday feellna good all
through.
4) IN THE CITY CHURCHES.
Baptist.
The work has itarted off nicely with
good congregation at both ierviee last
Sunday. Next Sunday morning an
nouncementa will he made concerning
the summer work. We expect that thl
first service for the summer will be
full of Interest. The program for the
day i as follows t
10 a. m., Sunday school, a K. Diebel,
superintendent j II a. m., sermon, "Jeans
Christ," followed by communion serv-
7 p. m., Young People' Meeting,'
S. K. l)itlel, leader; 3 p. m sermon,
'Tlie Eecklei Wm." A large wal
come for all
Conrad I (hren, pastor.
Grace Episcopal.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity, Sermon
and holvi communion, II a, m.i Junior
Auxiliary service, 4 p. m.
Holy Innocent Chapel.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; evening serv
ice with ermon, 7:30 p. m.
John Waiven. A. U. 4 M.
Congregational,
Morning, service lit 11 o'clock, subject
"A Divinely Commanded Feast"; even'
lug service at 8 o'clock, subject,, "Hie
Making of a Strong .Vation"! Sunday
school at 12:1.".! Y. P. H. C. E. at 7
p. m.i mill week meeting Wednesday at
8 p. in. If yon are n t attending other
religious service we Invite you to conic
with us. All visitor and strangers in
the city will lind a welcome here ami are
cordially invited to attend all the serv
ice of this church. f5. K. Mooiehouse,
Ph. D., pastor.
First Lutheran.
'Ill
Knndav school Hs usual at 0: a. mjimn eUir aot. wir slug.. t)" lu a
! ...in.. : .... 11.!.... !.-. ..n..
also at the (ierman Lutheran church.! ""I " "1 ' s .uy
,. , ... i - . ...... :K'hsI: where there is Imth good singing
Morning eru-e at 10:45, subject, "Dif-i . ' , . . .... , . ,
, , , , ' .. and hlstronic ability. And I1IIS l the
ferent btan.lar.lt of Right eou.nes,." wlUnii ,,
Kngli.h s-rvlce at the (leriimn Lutheran ,c,jom inM th n Vitli.!vill. stage
cliim'h at 3 o'cWk. Evening service at V0 tm We -lch n excellent array) of
the Tppertown chim h at H o'clock, really good thing. From the rise of (he
theme, "(Hi Eagle's Wings." Th pastor curtain till the fall It was a rare sue'
dciise to meet all hi people, and friend this new company which started
at these services, fiustaf E. Hyduit, Monday nlghtt. The jukei' are new and
,,,... ; clever there it mt a stale ilm on the
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Christian Science.
Services will be held at 634 Grand
avenue, at 10 a. m., subject, "Life." All
are Invited, : ,
Norwegian-Danish M. E.
Corner Thirty-seventh and Duane
streets. Sunday school at 10 o'clock;
preaching at 11 morning; tem)Hrance
meeting at 3 p. m. evening service at
8 o'clock, The Scandinavian people are
heartily invited to attend. Kilns Gjerd
Ing, pastor.
First M E.
Sermon themes i Morning, "Living
Religion ;" evening, "The .Cry of the
World's Heart." Other service: Class
meeting at 10 : 15 a. in.; .Sunday school
at 12:15) Epworth League at 7:00 a.
m. You are cordially invited to at
tend all services, Strangers will be
made to feel at home, -.
C, C Rarlck, pastor. , ,i
DONE BY DEED,
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' T. A.' 'Ashley et ux to V. and M.
May' K. 1 lot H, block '12, in
Grimes firove
U. S.' A. to Katie L; Fry.' KW.
esc. 33; T. 9 N. U; 8 Wr. . .
U. S.' A. to' Anna -ft Knilth, K.
of Wi I sec. 29, T. 5 K., R. 8 W.. . . .
V. S. A. to Frank W. Wood, W.
of m: i, '8W.' of NW. i of sec.
1 and the NE. of HE. 1-4 of seo. 2,
T, 8 K, R. 0 W..v..i'.'. ... i;.'.
Thomas E; Davis et un to Josiah
Mitchell lots 14, '15 31 and 32,
50
tract 2, block 10, Olney't. . , , , . ,i
320
NEW TO-DAY.
Panama hata cleaned and blocked.
Leava them with DeU Skully.
I. . . . I .:' i
Oliver typewriter
atettogrApher at - A.
Coinmorotnl ttreat,
and automatic
J u.
Columula atid Yluior, iphophotio
and latt record at iU Commercial
atreat.
A- R Cyrua.
RU. flllor and bird cage now in.
Hliaebreim ft 0or. j j f 'j f ( I t
j ,;-'.lnwaa4vun il
To rent, three or four ifurnlthed rooms
for housekeeping, Addresa Y,' Astortan.
: 1 1 Rooms iyt Board. , , ,
Mr. E. a Holden hat two or ihre
room to 1L with or without hoard,
eorr Nloth and SuaM ttreetA T: )
j t .'.".!"! 'ifHyl .m
JR. , Social Danra. A; ,
The Lfhertf Bdl SocUl Club wlfl fcH
aaother one of th dance Saturday
evening, July Oth. Everybody wtktome.
T-S-t
I
W have a client who want to buy
about 50 acre of logged off land.1 Any
on bsving any such (and plea fart us
kaow. OolumbU trart GmvMj.
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Dr. J. A. Fulton baa moved hi offlea
from the 8tar theater building to the
new Astoria Saving Bank building, trd
floor, where he will be found from saw
on. C iivff. ; Ml--$6i
Just Received
Tb secret of making good ploturea
la In having the beat matertala to
work with. Hart drug ttor have
Just received a fresh supply of film
aed film-pack, to get In the gam
and do It right ' '
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Reemoval Notice.
Dr. yrllie r Vernon b i moved her
ofllce from the corner of Commercial
aod Eleventh streets, to th second floor
of the new Astoria Saving Bank build
Ing, at Duane and Eleventh streets,
where alie will lie found from thl time
forward. ' ' :- " 4 -' 'd-JO-tw.
i ' Removal Notice.
Doctor J. M. Holt announces' the. re
moval of his ottlce froni tht rage build
Ins to the Astoria Saving Bank Bhlg.,
room S04, third door, where hit patients I
may consult: mm betwetuv the hour of
10 A. M. and 12 ikhiii, and 2 to S I. SI
Telephone Main 2101i : rridm tel
phune, Main 1381. 'v ' i 'i" 71 tf
AT TI1T WALDORF THIS WEEK.
I)o you want to tiiugh! Do you want
to be amu-edr Do you want t see a
really clever ami funny entlrtnlninrnt t
el go to the Waldorf show. It gooil,
H' clevar, aal if verjfery laiighalila
from start to finish. You know wliat
me of thes how are? Dull, stupid
and Vulgar without being amusing,' and
a lot of old tiek on the tge who
awty above the class usually heard ot a
vaU-vlllA houses.
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Summer cough and eoldt yield at
once to Bee Laxative Cough Syrup, con
tain honey and tar but no opiate,
Children like it. Itt laxative qualities
recommend it to mother, , Hoarseness,
coughs, croup yield quickly. Keep It on
hand old by Frank Hart's drug ttor.
Man Zan Tile Remedy oomes put np
la a collapsible tub with a noule, Easy
to apply right where the sortnaea tad
inflammation exist. It relieves at once
blind bleeding, Itching or protnuUnf
pile. Guaranteed, t Sold by Frank
Harfs Drug Store.. (',.!' ,4 ).-mi
Most pople 'waut
Prices.. Hi Yoa can buv
li:' ';i'!'iiij''i iiiic, v.-'i' i wi.rl iiov '
, M Grade Groceries ,,.
j .f.ti,"'. J itiy .' ji i' V.U 1 .-.!-',' ; '
J Lowtast Prices, all kinds, bf Grocer
.SyTviri,!:.!-. Ii, mm j.r.i-. y ,J .
hi ij
521 1 : Commerci al Street
Jhone Mala .ft8l
r9 ' .
i ; f.j t...3opyrft -i t H ' i
Hrt Si liaHner dr Marl
One nice thing aboutV
a
man
Hart
Scbaffner
&
Marx clothes is that he
knows right tiway what we're
talking about, and that we're
oflcring hiru something he is
informed on. r -
' Even the 1 fellows who X
havc'nt worn these clothes j
know they're good ; any
man who has once been in
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX f
clothes is hard to satisfy with .
anything else. , :,t T
The jiricca are low enough r
Leader of Nobby Cloihes
Removal Notlc.
Dr. O. B. Ettas has moved hi offlea '
from 8d Commercial street to th aw
Aatorla Savings Bank building, 3rd y
floor, where he will b found from bow
on, j taiot. I
If a man knowa anything of hi awn f
anatomy he mut be aware that his t
stomach la a msg nlflceiH organ and
entitled to the utmoat consideration; ,.
knowing that hs will eat at th l"ale
when be can conserve It safety and jL
comfort, br eating only' th ' boat
cooked, best served and moat eompen. -
taung msal in tha city of Astoria,
day, omlght, It la always th tama,
and the T'alac habit l on that pays
to acquire. .Arthur Bmlta la a rn as
ter ef th art of preparation and ser
vice, of all things edible, t '-
StlmuUtlon Without Irritation.
; That il the watchword. That Is what
Clcnn-e ami stimulates the bowel
althout irritation In any form.. ' )
Orlno Uxatlve Fruit Syrup doea.'V
T. F. Uurin, Owl Drug Store.
' !t(t : :,- A Happy Man t !"..,.-
Is Amos T. King, of l'ort Byron, N. Y., f
85 years of a, tince a sore on hi leg, "
which had troubled him the greater part ;
of hit life, hat been entirely healed by .
Bucklen' Arnica Salve) the world's !
great, healer of ' Sores, Rum, Cuts, j
Wound and Pllet. Ouaranteed by Chaa. ; j
Roger, druggist. 'Price 25c. ! il
T-liieuIe are tot th Kidney and Blad
der. They bring quick relief to back
sche, rheumatism, lumbago, tired worn
out feeling. They produce natural ac
tion of the kidneys, 30 days' treatment
(1.00. Money refunded If Flneule are
not satisfactory. Sold by Frank Hart's
drug store. , r,'
Quality as well as
at our stbre
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