FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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NEW TO-DAY
OREGON PEACHES
FANCY BING CHERRIES
Leave Your Order Early
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
The Leading Groeere
ME TILES OF TH
Running At Uul
Th I'Ut nop Mill r running about
usual, a full quota of turn being on
hand.
It Pallet Court
Two drunks, wr reported yesterday
and each gave th preserilied penalty
of 3 or two day In Jail
RbCC-
Gateway Rbecn Lodge No. 77 meet
In regular elun this vetting. Mem
Itrr ere requested to be present. Mamie
Clllilon, secretary,
WeehM-ih-whee
That' the plledrlver g"l"g up the
river to Tongue I'olitl yesterday, loot
ing it merry toot. At the beginning of
next week It goes up to Kathlamet to
wnrlt
Married Yesterday
In Justice of the l'cace Goodman'
courti yesterday Harry I'ngersma, ot
King County, Wash., wa married to
Male Franrie of Clatsop County, Or.
Reception
A reception wa given last evening to
the Itcverend C 1 Owen the recently
reived incumbent of Hie First llaptist
C'ttiirch. The reception we. held at the
home of , Mr. Graham on hxchange
street end there were upward of MO
people, present. The pastor of the var
ious churches of other denominations in
the tjlt v made addresses of welcome
Mitt Annie ('atnubvll tdaved a delightful
plnuo solo, en.) ML Frances Kate sung
charmingly. Itcfreslmicnt were sewed
and a very enjoyable evening was
pus-e.t.
A Hew Tank-
The TelUnt Grunt Peeking Company
htne jut added a large new water tank
to their plant on Bond street. This tauk
It a large affair and will afford an ex
cellent water supply to the company.
Changed Hands
V. H. lUlmore and II. M. Hatty of In
dlanitKilis, Intl.. have puri'hased the
Astoria llllliatd Hall and Cigar Store
from A. I., Brown end will continue the
busli.es, at the same place.
At Tho Hospital
Tlie name of Ihii patient who ere ted
such an excitement Wednesday Is John
Saarrokonkl. H is si ill necessary for
him to be locked up. MLe Taylor,
who was taken to the ho-pital recently
U reported doing nicely
Hew Reildoncet
The line double residence on Third
street between lloml and Astor la wear
ing completion and a very handsome
building it will be The house at the
comer of Fourth and Bond is also well
under way. It Is ou a line corner and
will make a splendid habitation for the
future lucky occupant
Tho New Gas Plant
The new plenty of the Astoria Gas A
Klcetrle Coin win v. which manufactures
illuminating gita from oil, is giving
every eatlsfactlort. It'a comparative
economy with the coal gas plant is a
matte as yet undecided, the plant not
having been working long enough to
allow of eatisfactory deductions being
made;
No Ball Yet-
At a lute hour yesterday HowUby's
hall bond hail not been returned from
lllllsboro where It had been forwarded to
Judge iJi ltrlde for approval.
News Front Alaska
Mr. W, F. Mctiregor .of the Alaska
Fisherman' Packing Company, slates
that a number of telegrama were re
ceived from the north yeterday. They
reported all well, and that letter wei
en route.
Warrenton
N'ci comes from Warrenton that
bot tho Kelly Lumber- Company' plant
and the Warreiilort Mills ate working
their pinner and are dieting up the
slock In hand for future use. Doth
companlc nra extending their plant
ami ara Installing new machinery, so
that when they start up again In full
bhist, they will be able to handle a
greater quantity of work.
Thi Flh-
At lt the general concensus of
opinion seems lo point to a run of flh
in the titer Down at lltvaeo the fih
sivt rejNirled to m running well. At
tho Co-Operative Cannery the report
was also that the fish, were coming In
fairly, though as to what the final pack
would be wa still a matter of doubt,
os there Is yet another month's fishing
to account for. L'p the river mutter
have also Improved and the fish re
laid to be fairly plentiful. All this
seems to point to a good year at any
rit to an average one, None of the
plant yet have stated that their puck
I lcs than the average up-to-date.
Appendicitis
Ionian Muden was stricken with an
acute attack of appendicitis at his
home at Seaside on Monday. He was
brought to St. Mary' Hospital yester
day on a stretcher and was operated ou
at i30 last night. Dr. Forstroiu per
formed the opri at Ion. The lad is In a
tery serious plight a the apeiidlcitls
Is complicated with peritonitis, fie Is
only U tear old and I the son of
Kugei.e Maden, the tiler, at the Seaside
t.umlx-r Maiitifacturing Company. He
Is a member of the National Hospital
.oelathm and will receive every pos
sible care.
Return From Chicago
Mi" Laura McGinn returned to As
totla Wednesday evening from Chicago
where he has been taking voice cul
ture in the Chleitjrn Schotd of Music.
Her aiicces there ha been marked, re
ceiving very .favorable mention in "The
Leader," one of the leading miuical
jnui'nals of Chicago. Through the fa
culty of the school where -he was attend
ing she aha obtained a position as In
t metres In (he Davidson Musical Col
lege, of the same place where she expects
to return after her vacation. Her
friend will be pleased to learn of her
succes.
Marshmallow Sundae
Something New
Logan Berries
$1.25 Per Crate
This is the lowest price we will be able to
quote this season
Can Yours Now
Schofield, MatTson & Go. co0odds
School Cniu
The sehiHd census for the city wa
eoinplelt'd and filed with the achool
lioard yesterday. The rejiort wa very
carefully compiled by Rupcrintendent A.
I Clark and showa the'" numljer of
school age In the district as follows!
Male mi, femalea total 2000.
The total la 400 lea than at this time
last year. Hi I variance It not due to
nii actual decrease, on the contrary there
were more attending school last year
than ever before. Th discrepancy la
due, lion ever, to a, duplication of name
In other years caused by people who
after being enumerated changed the
spelling of their name and the one
taking the census aceing the name as
changed enumerated it again. Then
again there ate not a many Chinese
and Japanese of school age coming in
as lit former yearn on account of stricter
governmental regulation relative to their
age upon coming into this country.
DONE BY DEED.
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1 Piano No. Free with Each 5 Sale
; , oTMftl PEOPLE BREATHE TH AIR,
. - I WHY NOT YOU?
lOTMER lfOPlf CAT ANp WINK, I
' Xkes-l: , VHV WOT VOO? 7 ,
jp'j rfe(pTHFrl PEOPLE TRA06 AT OUR STOHf,!
; ".WHV THC DICKENS PomV YOU? J
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V, H. A. to diaries K. Foster, 8W.
14 of NX 1-4 and S. 1-4 of VW.
l:4 dee. 18, T. 5 X., fi. fl W. and SE.
1-4 of NX 1-4 of see. 13, T. 8 N.,
It. 7 W ;
Mathins Then. Christians et ux to
V, A. Peterson, portion of Jacob
Coe donation land claim. 120 acres In
sees. 27 and 34. T. 8 N'., It. 0 W. . . . .5000
l'. S. A. to IMward Alexander,
the W. 1-2 of SW. 1-4 of ee. 10 and
S. 1-2 of the SK. 14 of sec. t) in T.
fi N'.. R 7 W ;
TiinU'r Warranty Deed; rVlward
Alexander et al to Xehalem Invest
ment Co., R 12 of 8K. 1-4 see. 9
and W. 1-2 of SW. 1-4 f sec. 10.
T. 3 X., R. 7 W. (15 tears)
Joseph Proll et ux to Oeorg E
Mcpherson et al, S. 1-2 of SK. 1-4
and SK. 14 of SW. 1-4 sec. 28 and
SW. 1-4 of the SW. 1-4 see. 27, T.
S X.. It. 7 W
Inya Kitiuns-en et al to Fred
Ward, tract adjoining sec 1(1, T. 8
X.. I!. S W.j 10 acres t 250
Kmitin Warren et al to A. C.
An-hlhald; lots 1, 2, .1, 4. 5, 3(1, 38,
30 ttnd 40, (ract in J. M. Case's sub
division of block 23 in Hustlers and
Aiken-.' addition to Astoria 2o0
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JAPANESE ALL RIGHT.
Gov. Carter Say No Anti-Race Feeling
Exists In Hawaii
SKATTI.K, Wash., July 18. -Governor
Oeorgo B. Carter, of Hawaii, Inst night
summed up the race conditions In the
i-lnnds by saying:
"There is no ant(. Japanese feeling in
Hawaii. Twenty five percent of the
children In the territorial schools are
I Japanese .studying side .by side with
tne whites, and there has never been
even an Intimation of a demonstration.
I regard the Jnpancse fts desirable citi
zens." Governor- Carter stated that ho will
retire from oflke on August 18. Oscar
Strauss, secretary of the Department of
Commerce and Labor, who 1ms been In
Seattle for several days, will go to
ff'twail on the same steamer as the
gMtrnor.
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
Johnson Phonograph Co.
Parlor Seoond Floor over 8oholfiald A Matt ton Co.
U. S. LARGE USER OF MATTING.
KEW YORK, July 18. Tn a decision
of the United tSates board of general
appraiser hearing on the price of Japa
Hc.Ho ninttine. General Annraiser Slmr.
I'ott made public tho interesting infor
mation mat tlie United States took DO
per cent of the straw mnttinn manufac
tured by Japan.
Constipation.
For constipation there is nothing quite
nice as Chamberlain' Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They always produce a
pleasant movement of the bowels with.
out any disagreeable effeot. Price, 28
cents, Sam Dies free. Frank Hart ami
SAW MILL COMBINE
INASTO'llA
THE PRICES ON LUMBER ARE
MUCH HIGHER IN ASTORIA THAN
IN ANY OTHER C1TIES-A POSI
TIVE CINCH.
A prominent tret contractor favored
this office with a vlit yesterday and in
Hie eonrsF of conversation called our
attention to an aiticle publixhed In the
Astorian si. mo time ago in whicht was
stated that a combination existed be
tween the didders ou street work and
that in con"ejuenc th prke of street
work were run up to prohibitive figure
and that the ChamW of Commerce had
invited outside bidder.
"You do the contractor an Injustice,'
said he, "in such a statement."
-When asaured that the Aatorian would
do no one an Injustice, knowingly, he
co"!'m"",1 , ' (. I It is your right to get the greatest Wwth for your
"Then why do you not call attention X v Tin . . ... ....
to the lumber trust of Astoria! The ? money. When you buy anything itisyournghtto
treet contractor are a honest a the t try to get the best possible goods for the smallest
Kenera.runof men ut they are human f possible OHCeS- Let US explain why Style and
ITiey want living figures for their work ... , , . ' '
and do not demand extortionate ones. I V""" l CApensive ai ifllS Siore,
We hav0 troubles of our own. Our t We have the confidence of the people. That
and fo conditions over which we have ROOdS eaSUV anO EISL
mt contrd.- This selling power rives us buying cower, and the best
Then thi. contractor railed our atten- on the market goes to the store that can buy in large quan
tion to the principal causes of the high '. tities and pay quickly. The goods that we carry are of
bid on .treet work, in most of our stmt ', ', the highest grades that can be found. The prices remain
improvement, and in the maintenance ; ; JQW 0Uf customers give US the power tO buy tO
i-.i .i t good advantage.
the prie. on this commodity, made by f Our first care is to get standard grades of goods. Then
a combination of the mills of thi city. J we bring down our prices as low as we may for goods
iue inrce miua oi iiua city nave f oi inlS CldSS.
a combination under the title of I How to Drove all this ? Try US?
and the biminess done by them pooled.
Prior he said were high here, very much
more m than in other cities.
New price list are continually being t Astoria's Leader in Men's and Boys" Wearables
made and In every case the change is OMMH 1 1 H 1 1 1 MHMti
an advance In prices, it not being on
record where a reduction ha been made. ,
Thrnnuh the rwmlini of iamiea of our '
local mill, who have no competition in j NEVV- YORK, July 18. Doctors a B.
thi, and neighlwrlng markets, price for LaWIK)n aud Frederick A. Johnson, of
i Herman Wise
DOCTORS ARE SUSPENDED.
lumber have been and are, at the present tll(f KmHt colinty hospital and Doc
time higher than in any other market tun Arthur A. Brown and Lester D.
Lumber for street work that wa sold l,,,, of the Bradford street hospital,
in Aberdeen, Wash., some time ago at bave y.ea reprimaaei and suspended by
tS per thousand feet could not be pur- Kobcrt w Hcbherd, commissioner of
chased in this city at that time for less pu,)lio ci,aritiM of Greater Xew York,
than ir thousand. Prices generally ; wauSe thpy tricd by a surgical opera
rule hijjher in Astoria than other tion to Makf two do' together in
place by from 20 per cent to 30 per ,Sjaulee twin fashion,
.-ent. t Yet the contractor must pay these ( Commissioner Hebbard say that while
price though conditions for production tbe expeiiment made by the physicians
are little different than at other points, WM not out of mere curiosity, but was
in many cases more favorable. Should je t0 ientitic interest, it is important
the contractor refuso to pay these that the public hospital should maintain
price, it is u-elcss for them to figure on uniml)aire(l it high reputation for hu
woric. Through arrangements known manity of the order 8nd the
only to the manipulator they cannot physician therefore were guilty of ser
ge! satisfactory service. The lumber ;olls indiscretion.
Inisines in th! citv amounts to bet- i
ttveen 50(1.000 and 1.000,000 Jeet monthly ;
and when It is considered that this out- !
put 1 sold at price ranging at least 25 I
per cent higher than the ruling prices ;
at other places tbe amount of additional
piotm can lie estimated.
The Doctor Away From Home Who;
Most Needed.
People are o;ten very much diap
poiuted to find that their family phy
sician is a, way from home when they
most need his services. Diseases like
All the World
know that Ballard's Snow Liniment
ha no superior for Rheumatism, BUS
Joint, Cuts, Sprain .Lumbago, and all
pain. Buy it, try it and yon will al
ways use it. Anybody who ha saet
Ballard' Snow Liniment i a living
proof of what it doe. AH we ask ot
you is to get a trial bottle. Price Zjc,
30c and (1.00. Sold by Hart' Drag
Store.
For Th Little People.
, EVery parent In this city attould uv
veetlgate, t once, the new and ap
preciable anoe for the youngstera, at
Charle V. Brown' Commercial street
house. They are called the "EL C
Scuff er" and are the very epitome of
good wear and real comfort They
are going like wlid-fre and the klda
themselves are after them because
they look to "comfy." k
he, "we must take what we get, or quit
business, 1 it right 1"
Astoria stands for this without com
plaint except against the contractors.
Why not look into thist"
In Portland the -lumber trust was
broken up in about one week. In As
torln H still thrives. In Portland the
furniture trust was soon relegated to
the past and an ordinance has been
introduced in the city council of that J
city against all combinations to restrict
productions or mninUiin a scale of ad
vanced prices. This ordinance is framed
on tho basis of the Sherman act which
being a government measure applies
only to, interstate business, and the
people of that city are in amis against
those illegal combination that are main
taining prices regnrduess of conditions.
Why should not Astoria take some
steps in this mattert Whyt
"We cannot help ourself," continued cramP rolic "d cholera morbus require
prompt, treatment, ana nave in many
instances proven fatal before medicine
could be procured or a physician sum-j
Ice Cream....
Made from Pure Sweet
Cream, 30c. Quart.
moneii. me right way is to keep at; ua; nBJ
hand a bottle of Chamberlain'. Colic WniPPe Cmm
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. No
physician can prescribe a better midicine
for these diseases. By having it in the
house you escape much pain and suffer
ing and all risk. Buy it now; it may
save life. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists. ft A
25 Cents a Quart
AT
TAGG'S PARLORS
483 Commercial St
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE.
It makes all the difference In the
world to the'convlvlal man where, and
what, ha drinks. Most mon desire
beauty and cleanliness, and handsome
appointments In the saloon they pat
ronize regularly, as well as the essen
tial pre-requlslte- of genuine wine and
liquors that are served to them, And
these things are so particularly and
properly conspicuous at Otto Sund'r
elegant resort, the Commercial, at No
509 on the street of that name that
they account thoroughly for the fixed
and splendid cusom he enjoys. There
Is nothing allowed to pass his counter
but the best and choicest In every de
partment ot Indulgence, and the ser
vice behind It all, Is the most pleasing
Oxfords for the Warm1 Days j
THERE'S A WORLD OP COMFORT
IN THE OXFORDS WE SELL.
THERE'S A DAINTINESS IN THE
FAULTLESS FEMININE SHAPES
THE MANNISH WALKING DESIGNS
AS WELL MARK THE DISTINCT
IVENESS OF OUR OXFORDS. THE
INFINITE NUMBER OF SIZES AND
WIDTHS PROVIDE ALWAYS A PER
FECT FIT.
Wherity, Ralston $ Company!
Astoria's Best Shoe Store
leading druggists. v
an!" satisfying tn the city.
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