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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1907)
THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY jj, 1907. h SPECIAL ! ne-Mf FOR- Friday and Saturday This Week Any Ladies' Suit for these two days only One-Half of the Regular Price Any Parasol for these two days only One-Half of the Horse Department Store tttt f fttTttTTTI SCOOTS WITH USES AND BLANKETS RENTS ROOMING HOUSE; TAKES AiwAKTAr.B m tor t Awmnprvs SICKNESS; COLLARS THE BOODLE AND FLITS. Contractor Miller used to run a lodging house on Bond street during his wife's lifetime but latterly he has sublet it His lat tenants, to say the least, proved unprofitable. They were a Mr. ' and Mrs. Grant Anderson who were mar- , ried a month ago by Justice of the Peace ; Goodman. It is the lady's third venture : on the seas of matrimony and she came ( from Chinook. Anderson is a soldier j and is due to serve the balance of hisj time at Fort Columbia on the 14th. j This couple toolr the rooming house a j month ago when they were married. The understanding was they were to buy it out, and the first payment of $50 was to be made on the first inst. Meantime Mr. Miller took sick and went to the hospital. On Thursday he got out and on the same day M. and Mp. Grant Anderson took the Volga for Chinook and incidentally about a wagon load of Mr. Miller's bedding, including blankets, sheets and quilts. Keedless to say the Sheriff is on the lookout for Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. A large assortment of fine up-to-date and strictly this season's hats. Regular $5.00 to $9.00 values, your choice while they las. gg Mrs. A. Jaloff The Leading 1 1 " " Price Sale Regular Price i; ANOTHER DROWNING YESTE'vDAY NELS ANDERSON FALLS INTO FOUR FEET OF WATER AND IS DROWN- ED AT TONGUE POINT-WAS US MARRIED. Xels Anderson rfell cut of a skiff last night about 8 o'clock while trying to board a scow, and was drowned in about four feet of water. Anderson had been drinking and was not very steady on his feet or the accident would never have resulted fatally. lie was known to be one of the best swimmers on the river. At the time he fell into the river there was not anyone actually with Anderson, but he was pulled out almost immediately after and doubtless there was still life in his body had those who rescued him had the slightest knowledge 01 first aid measures. Anderson wu an unmarried man of 40 years of age and was a native of Sweden. Quick Relief For Asthma Sufferers. Foley Honey and Tar affords imme diate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will effect a cure. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store. Dell B. Scully, Notary Public, at Scully's Cigar Store. Any old hour I LLIHERY ! EXTRA SPECIAL $1.98 120 11th Street Milliner WATERFRONT ITEMS The Cruiser Charleston Wil be Here To-Day WIRELESS FOG SIGNALS TO AID Schooaet ResoluU Ashore Shipbuilding In U. S. for Year Ending June 30 The Hanging of Barometers, and Local Shipping Notes. The steamer Ck W. Elder sallod ifor San Pedro and way porta yesterday morning. She had a very large pas sengef list. District Forecaster E. A. Beal hat placed an exhibit in hi office for the purpose of conveying to ship captains the proper method of placing their thermometers and barometers in order to get the best results from the instru nients. The exhibit show just how they should be hung and exposed. July 8 the four-masted schooner Resolute went ashore near Dungenes light station, according to a message received by the lighthouse official this morning. The information came from Keeper A. Brooks, who is stationed at that point. The schooner wa bound from Puget Sound for San Pedro with a cargo of lumber. The Lurline did not get in till three o'clock this morning which only make her about 10 hours late. As a rule by Friday she is only about 7 or 8 hours late, but this week she overran her ehedule a little. The freight up the river accumulates o rapidly that ser iouslv the l.urline has an excuse. Thin morning she brought 10,000 feet of lum ber for fish barrel heads for Ilrookfleld, besides two carloads of shingle ifor the buoy station. Hoday the Undine will meet the Lurline half way on her re turn trip (or maybe at Tongue Point) and will transfer cargoes, so that the latter may recover her schedule. The steamer Yosemtte cleared for San Pedro yesterday. She had a cargo of '.100,000 feet of lumber loaded at Pre cott. Rainier, Linnton and Tongue Point. The tug Dauntless came in yesterday for the big Benson log raft, which she will tow to San Diego. Tlie two-masted schoone Abide is in from San Francisco. She U bound for Iluiiiie.. The United State cruiser Charleston will be down at 3 o'clock this afternoon when the Mayor and reception commit tee will board the vessel and welcome Admiral Swinburn and his officers and crew. The oil tank steamer Atlas came in yesterday and tied up at the Standard Oil Company's wharf. She had 2000 barrels of oil for Astoria, and in all her cargo consisted of 10,700 barrels. The Breakwater came in yesterday on her firt return trip from Coos Bay. She had a large quantity of freight and a goodly number of passengers. The schooner Evie was at the O. R. 4 X. yesterday ifrom Tillamook loaded with cases of salmon. The Sue If. Elmore goes out at six o'clock today. The steamship Columbia came In yes terday from San Francisco. She carried almost her limit in passengers and had a large cargo of general freight. Apart from prevailing northwest winds, which delayed her somewhat, she had a good trip up. The gasoline boat Red Buoy built by Wilson Bros, of Astoria, is now in the water and about to depart for Belliug- ham. The official returns of her meas urements were filed at the custom house yesterday. She is 50 3-5 feet long, 12 2-5 feet wide and her registered depth is 3 1-5 ifeet. Her tonnage is 14 gross and 10 net, The boat is owned by the Pacific American Fisheries of Bell ingham, Wash., and Ralph Oakley is now in Astoria to take her over there. The Redondo gill go out on her next trip Tuesday morning for Seattle. She will make connections there with the steamer Pleiades which sails for Nome and other points in Alaska. The tug Frances Leggett arrived in the river yesterday morning and went up to assist In oating the Hammond log raft which i still aground near StelU Following clone upon the establish-nit-nt of wireless tatfons along the const the announcement I made that the (iovernment will iiiil lighthouse veel on the- Oregon, Washington and California coasts with submnrilie lg nak by which it will Ik' possible for them to proceed In safety through the thickest of fg. The signal consist of bells placed 011 reef and dangerous shoals, and receiving Instrument on the vessels. The tolling of the bell I picked up by the receivers, from which the exact position of the ship can lie accurately learned. The submarine bell i a recent Inven tlon but has been given a thoroug test. AH of the dangerous points on the At lantlo Coast are being equipped with the apparatus. It possibilities were first appreciated by the Great Lake Shipowners' Association, who lost no time in having it Installed on craft In which It Is interested. A short time ago a submarine met sag wu transmitted to tha steamer Pretoria, a distance of 12 miles, so far the longest on record. NEW JO-DAY. Wanted. A chambermaid for a hotel. Address 'J, Astorlan office. 7-12-tf. Panama, hats cleaned and blocked. Leave them with Dell Bkully. Oliver typewriters and automatic stenographers at A. R. Cyrus, 414 Commercial street. tf. Colum'uU and Victor graphophone and latest records at 424 Commercial street A. R. Cyrus. tf, Qotd.n Oak Rug filler and bird cage now in Hlldebrand A Gor. You think it takes little too long and cast a little too much to go to the beach f Well! Go to Ward's Turkish Path and you'll think you've had a month's holiday I Every bit as good! Removal Notice. Dr. O. B. Estes ha moved bis office rom 480 Commercial street to the new Astoria Savings Bank building, 3rd iloor. where he will be found from now .in. oauiux Just Received The socict of making good picture Is In having the beat materials to work wltli. Hart's drug stors have Just received a fresh supply of film and film-pack, so get In the gam and do It right Astoria people will do well to take advantage of the "5-cen6 round-trip rate to Clatsop Beach point on Sunday uly 14. The Oregon National Guard arc encamped near the Seaside House and will afford the public an opportunity to see a regulation regimental encamp ment 7-13-Zt. The Astoria & Columbia Railroad have named rate of fare and one-third for the round trip from all point on its line to Astoria and return to enable peo ple to hear Vice-President Fairbanks' speak In Astoria on Monday afternoon. uly 13th. Tickets will bo good going Monday and returning the following day, July Kith. 7-13 2t. Removal Notice. Doctor J. M. Holt announces the re moval of his offices from the Page build ing to the Astoria Savings Bank Bldg., room 304, third floor, where his patient may consult him between the .hours of 10 A. M. and 12 noon, and 2 to 6 P. M. Telephone Main 2101; residence tele phone, Main 1381. 7-3-tf "Man and Master." "Man and Master" is a play deserving patronage as it ia well presented at the Astoria Theater by the Brigham Slock Company. Last night another large audience was pleased. Those who wish for comedy can find a continuous laugh by witnessin the production, while the dramatic interests of the play are by no means slighted. "Man and Master" is a play combining comedy and pathos, intense interest and dramatic act ion, and t will be the attraction at the Astoria Theater for the remainder of the week with a matinee today at 2:30 p, m. Your Liver is out of order. You go to bed in bad humor and get up with a bad tast in your mouth. You want something t stimulate your liver. Just try Hcrblne the liver regulator. A positive cure fo Constipation, Dyspepsia and all live complaints. Mrs. F , Ft. Worth, Texas writes: "Have used Herbine In my ifamlly fo years. Words enn't express what I think about it. Everybody in my house hold is happy and well, and we owe i to Herbine." Sold by Hart's Drug Store, f 0 Vrm. a 6(P I After You've Bought Your Clothes here and have worn them awhile we want you to be just as well satisfied with them as when you first put them on. If they're not right in any way fit, tailoring, qualiiywe want to know it. Hart Schaffner & Marx make the kind of clothes that they're willing to guarantee satisfaction on ; and stand by it. We're not afraid to back to the limit anything that carries their label They're the kind of clothes you wanl Leader of Nobby Clothes 3 DONE BY DEED. S U. S. A. to Randolph Kartell, X. 1-2 of NE. 14, NK. 1-4 of XW. 1-4. and SE. 1-4 of NK. 14 of sec. 3, T. 5 X., R. U W W. D. Bain to Frank Bonhart, lota , 1 and 2, block 7, Grimes Annex $HU0 IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE. It makes all the difference In the world to the convivial man where, and what, he drinks. Most men desire beauty and cleanliness, and handsome appointments In the saloon they pat ronize regularly, as well as the essen tial prerequisite of genuine wines and liquors that are served to them, And these things are so particularly and properly conspicuous at Otto Bund', elegant resort, th Commercial, at No 509 on the street of that nam that they account thoroughly for the fixed and splendid cusom he enjoys. There Is nothing allowed to pass hi counter but the best and choicest In every de partment of Indulgence, and the aer - vice behind It all, Is the most pleasing anJ satisfying In the city. During the summer kidney irregulari ties are often caused by excessive drink ing or being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at once by using Foley's Kidney Cure. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store, Ill High He 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. ACMB GROCERY 521 Commercial Street Phone Main S81 AT THE WALDORF. One of the best vaudeville shows that ever got together I running at the Waldorf this week. Whilst the regular stock company I giving a serle, of new act. and ong which re all of a first cliss order, and as far si the art are concerned of a most laughable and humorous nature, the two new turn are something quite out of the ordinary run. The act of the Tint Trams is far and away above the ordliaiy run of how given at a vaudeville house. The marvelous manner In which the male' performer throws his knives at the board against which U companion tand and still leave her unharmed, i extraordinary beyond comprehension, and must be seen to be believed. Stan ley and Weaver, In their slack wire act, are a clever and humorous combination, which should not be missed on any so count, The Irish act Is excruciatingly funny. Altogether, the whole show is very strum and there I no better en tertainment in the city. Go and see this show and you will enjoy yourself m f"1"""5' Pineule are for the Kidneys and Blad der. They bring quick rollef to back ache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired worn out feeling. They produce natural ac tion of the kidney, 30 day' treatment $1.00. Money refunded if Pineule are not satisfactory. Sold by Frank Haifa drug store. brocenes 111 o
