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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1907)
THE MOHNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA. OREGON. SUNDAY, JULY n, 1907. lllii A...k(Au rs urki rr ah VATtrwc U'HV A MOST VAIl FD DA1LT AJilrrtPi.ri I J mcr vi iwuvpj - I, I, A. fcU& SlSsE Djvtc in ,h. Wjr.4. Makes &f a rtsM wM Instead of n Irinotit imS. Compttt., S1.S0. rUnUsoa Ourtu. . nJ up. On ult In our Cuil.ry Department FOR SALE BY The Foard & Stokes HardwareGo. Incorporated Snccestori U Stokw C WATERFRONT ITEMS BOWLSBY RELEASED YESTERDAY BONDS RETURNED APPROVED FROM HUXSBORO BY JUDGE McBRIDS AND BOWLSBY GOES TO PORTLAND. . J. H. Bowlsby, who shot and killed Cleve Jennings, i released and is a free man till September He will then appear before a jury of hi peer to answer to a charge of murder in the first degree. In the meantime he is free to come and go and to follow his vocation oi an undertaker! Yesterday the bond in 2.W0 was re ceived back endorsed with his approval by Judge McBriiie who also endorsed an order to the sheriff to release Bowlby upon the filing of the bond. Judge McBride's endorsement of the bond read as follows: "The within undertaking is approved by me at Chambers this 10th day of July, 1907, and it is ordered that upon filing this undertaking with the clerk of the Circuit Court for Clatsop County, Oregon, the sheriff release said J H. Bowl-by from custodiy. Dated the day and year above written. THOMAS A. MeBRIDE, Circuit Judge. After some deliberation as to whether the order of release was in the requisite form, of which Sheriff Pomeroy was doubtful, requiring to be assured, the sheriff telephoned the judge, and being satisfied that he was doing everything in order he released . Bowlsby from the county jail about 5 o'clock yesterday. In a conversation Bowlsby said he felt very unwell and in fact he said he feared appendicitis. He was, he said, going to Portland and afterwards to his home at Xorth Bend. His appearance was that of a very sick man. Since being in jail he has grown a dark be.trty which alters bis looks considerably. The signatories of Bowlsb' bond, who each stated that they were worth upwards of $300 were nine in num ber. They were: J. J. Carron, J. C. Wilcox, J. A. Jacob sen, Charles St. Dennis, M. i. oIeman, 0. T. Williams. K. T. Russell, J. S. Horn P. X. Reberg, all of them resi dents of Xorth Bend. S PERSONAL MENTION. 5 3 $ John D. Goddard, general manager of the National Hospital Associaton i in the city. George E. Day, of Portland, spent the day in this city yesterday. The guest ol friend. Fred T. Fox of the Waters-Ken Oil Co., of Texas, is vtntmg bis mother, brother and many friends in Astoria after n absence of 10 year. Mr. Fox is from Mexico City being a traveling representative of his firm in Mexico. He will be here until August 1st. Mrs. P. Kearney, Mrs. J. 11. OVonnell and Miss Alice Kearney have returned from their visit to Portland and report having had a splendid trip. City Treasurer Dealey left last night for Newport where he goes to attend the convention of Red Men. Capt. Steele of Fort Stevens spent yesterday in Astoria. Ben J. Worsebji was in from his straw berry farm at Sveuson yesterday greet ing old friends. Harvest Queen Brings Down Two Schooners. NEW NOTICE TO MARINERS Costa Rica Goes Out and Nome City Tiei up at Calenders The Pilot Schooner Goei to 014 Moorings. The Cost Ric went down yesterday afternoon. She bad on board a num ber of passengers including 23 members of the Swedish Singing Club which goes to Sn Francisco to take part in a singing festival. The steamer Nome City came down at 9:40 last night on her outward trip. She had a big load of freight. The steamer Lurline came down late and did not get away till close on to 11 ti'clurk. he T. J. Potter was down with a Urge crowd of pastengers. She had sold out all her accommodation but 23 by Thurs day and Mr. Roberta disposed of the re. mainder at this end. The It. W. Elder will leave down on the 22nd followed by the Columbia on the 23rd. THE NATIONAL. "YOURS MERRILY" RECONCILED. NEW YORK. July 20. John H. Rog ers, who is known 'from the Lakes to Maine to the orange groves of Califor nia as "Yours Merrily," has arrived home from Knglai.d on the DeuUcbland, and the first announcement be made was that a reconciliation had taken place between himself and his former" wife, Miss Minnie Palmer, an actress who has long been in London. New Clothing and Furnishing Goods Housa Here. The National Shoe and Clothing Company of Portland opens a branch in Astoria at 0S4 Commercial street. The National opened a store in Portland about three years ago and since that time has made a record for square dealing to be proud of. When the National first announced it intention of catering to the working classes the old established houses fore told its "finish"; but as 'time went on, wifh the National ever forging ahead and with an ever-increasing and thoroughtly satisfied clientage and forced to make extensive alterations and enlargments in its quarters, then the "Wise ones" began to think the National was a winner and we re ceived the highest and sincerest flattery any individual or concern can receive And ho'ts of pleased patrons continue the evidence of their appreciation of this now famous establishment where fail" treatment is the rigid rule not the exception. Astoria is to be congratulated on bav ins' a concern o: this character in its midst. The manager said this morning: "During our opening sale we will give values which will firmly establish the National in the favor of Astoria's purchasing public from the very begin ning, and the motto of the parent store will be no less the slogan of the perma nent Astoria brunch." Once our custo mer, always our customer. vhooiier, as 1I1H on the roster. The schooner has Wen recently overhauled and replared and is now lit foi a ,ear. The IP 1 no t Queen aiu down about 1 o'clock this illuming with the schoon er l.ctiiia mwl Lltlehoime In tow. The latter was light and goes to San Fran cisco wlillst the ltitia (which ran aground reventbn up the river) had cargo of lumber Kfeded at Stella. NEW JO-DAY. ; Wanted. A chambermaid for hotel. "J.," Astorlan ofllce. Addivsi 7-ia-tf. Panama hats cleaned and blocked. Leave tbem with Dell 8kully. Wew-ewl but It's warm I I'm going to Ward's IMhs for 1 cool shower back in a few minutes. Oliver typewriters stenographers at A. Commercial street and automatic R. Cyrua. iii tt Columbia and Victor iraphophonee and latest records at 414 Commercial street A. R. Cyrua, tf. Golds Oak Rug fiUer and bird cagea now in. HUdebrand A Oor. Steamer T. J. Potter for Ilwaco, daily except Fridays, connecting with train lor all points on North (Long) Beach. Call nt 0. R. A N. dock for information regarding rales, etc. Talking Machines. Subscribe for the Dally or Weekly Astorlan and get a Graphophone on small weekly payments. Call on A. R. Cyrus, 424 Commercial street for particular. f.llLLItlEHV I EXTRA SPECIAL $1,98 A large assortment 'of fine up-to-date and strictly this season's hats. Regular1 $5.00 10 $9.00 values, your choice while they las. jgg I Mrs. A. Jaloff 120 llth Street The Leading Milliner tttttt tit Notice to Mariners. The following affects the U-t of Lights and Fog-Signals Pacific Coast, 100 Washington. falkcr Island Light, page 34, No. 1211 (List of Lights, Buoys, and Day- -1. i.... :t.. ivt lunr ..a.. t'i I . . . . mill Ik 1 MVI11U i.'vi, wv. strlCllV Located on the northerly side of the westerly end of Walker lland, Colum bia River. The structure from which this light was shown, carried away and the light extinguished July 15, will be rebuilt and the light relighted a soon as practicable Oregon. Coon Island light, Located off the easterly side of Coon Island easterly side of the entrance to the Willamette River. The structure from which this light was shown, carried away and the li'ht extinguished July 2, will be rebuilt a som as practicable. Until the structure is replaced the light will be shown irom nn arm on a stake on CVxm island, and ulwut 000 feet by w 1-2 w of its former locution. Tiie follow ing , ufiecU tae List of Light, Uuuys and D;iv .narks, I'ucific Jia-:, ltK)7: Oregon. Yaquina Ray entrance, reef Smith and end buoy, 1, a black second-class can, heretofore reported mi-sing, was re placed July 12. Columbia River entrance. The follow ing buoys have been established to mark the South Channel over the bur. South Channel Rtioy, a IJ Si V flrst- ciass can, marked S. t. in black, was established, July 0, in .Ij) feet of water, about 5-10 mile outride the crest of the ba. Cape Disappointment Light house, N. 7-8 K., northerly. Point Adams Unused Lighthome, E. 1-2 X., northerly. North Head Lighthouse, N. 7-8 W. Clatsop Spit Buoy, 2, a red first-class nun, was established, July 0, in 23 feet of watef. j. Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, N. 3-4 E. Point Adims Unused Lighthouse, E. 1-4 a Note. The last survey by the United States engineers shows these buoys are placed near the center of a channel of about one mile in width, and having a lepth of nowhere less than 22 feet. The buoys mark the point at which the crest of the bar is narrowest. Willamette River, Rock Island Chan nel Buoys -2 and 4, each a red third- clas-t spar, found missing July l(i, were replaced the same dny. Washington. Juan de Fuca Strait, Cape Flattery Mooring Buoy, a white first-class nun, marked "Cape Flattery" in black, found missing July 10, was replaced the same day. Salmon liny and Ballard Harbor, Sal mon Bay cntHince buoy, 2, a red second ers nun. found missing July 1:1, was replaced the same day. Ship Harlmr, Shannon Point buoy, 2, a red second-class nun, reported one and one-half miles to the eastward of its position, July 5, will be replaced as soon a i practicable. Dr. H. Koljonen, whose office is In the Pythian Building on Commercial street, will open a maternity hospital, on or about August 1st in Mr. Lebeck't house, No. 83 West Bond street Of Interest to Mandolin snd Guitar Players, Two Washburn iimn.hilins and one Wa.ihburn guitar, in every way a good us new. Anyone ileliing to purchase a high-grsde instrument will ave money by cilling on me before purchas ing. Also agent for the famous "Oilwon" mandolin anj guitars Call In evening, C. I). Stewart, 3:12 Jerome street. Removal Notice. Dr. O. B. Estes has moved his offices from 480 Commercial street to the new Astoria Savings Bank building, 3rd floor, where he will be found from now on. 5-JO-lot. Just Received The secret of making good pictures Is In having the best materials to work with. Hart's drug store have Just received a fresh supply of films and film-packs, so get In the game and do It right Sunday exclusions to Xorth (Long) Reach. Round trip fare $1.00 to any point on Xorth Beach. Tickets good re turning on cither the steamer Potter or Xaheotta. Call U O. R. A N. dock for particulars. Noticn From the Health Officer. Notice i hereby given, that all crises of suspected contagious dieases, especial ly meu-les, mut be reported by a licensed physician. There is presently one ca-si of scarlet fevei" in the city an il is therefore the duly ni this ollice to in-l.-t 011 immediate report of nil sus pected cases. , As the past epidemic of measles has brill such a mild form as not to warrant the strict regulations, which necessarily must be obcrved in the more dangerous disuses, it has been the aim and desire of this department to give the bread-winners the fullest pos-ihle. liberty, consistent with the best interest of the community. As scarlet fever ha appeared this liberty yiust now come to an cud and this ollice be speaks the assistance and good-will of the public in its efforts to confine the disease to the least possible numbers. This can only be ihine by reporting sus pected cases through a licensed physi cian and by observing strict quarantine. The color of the quarantine flags marked contagious denotes the (following diseases: ReI flag Scarlet fever. Yellow Hag Smallpox. fireen flag Diphtheria. White flag (Measles, whooping cough, 1 any otlicr suspected disease. Respectfully, F, V. MOHN, if. )., Health Officer for the State of Oregon, a lte,.seplitodanflD, silved w,xl ay i A STRIKING DIFFERENCE UNION MADE SUIlf NON UNION MADE BUIl East The pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer went out to her moorings outside the bar yesterday morning. CapBaius An derson and McVicar were aboard the Cheap round-trip rates to the from Astoria; To Chicago $71.50 To Omaha 60.00 To Kansas City 00.00 To St. Paul 60.00 To St. Louis 67.50 . Ticketg on sale August 8-0-10, Sef?, tember 11-12-13. For further particulars apply to O. W. Roberts, agent O. R. 4 N. Wm. McMurray, G. P. A,, Portland, Or. 1 t IJn BitfijthiChiapBSt-- Buy itn fad, Off &CD Nate SS'MUSMS ISH AGENTS FOR i SWEET ORR CO. UNION MADE OVERALLS The gooils and material ami the make are there Ml 1111 2 $l.BO to $5,00 i This line of trousers cannot be beaten for wear. t Double stitched scorns, buttons that will not come off. J We offer 10c a Button and $1.00 Tear Bathing Suits 50c to $3.00 a Suit V Sterling Hats $3.00 Leader in Nobby Clothes MORE HEAT PROSTRATIONS. . XKW YORK, July 20. The lntciie heat of the hut three days refilled ,et tcrday in eight additional deaths and a score of prostration. .The highest point of the mercury reailn-d today was H". Children especially in the Muffy tene ment diilrieU were the greatest uf-feruM. tT Morning Astorlan, (0 month, delivered by carrier. cents per Best Medicine Inthe World for Colic and Diarrhoea. "I find Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Renipdy to be the best remedy In the world," says Mr, C. L Carter of fiklrum, A'a. "I am subject to colic and diarrhoea. Last spring it teemed as thought I would die, and 1 think I would If I hadn't taken Cham berlain's Colic, Choleri and Diarrhoea Remedy. I haven't teen troubled with It since until this week, when I had a very severe attack and took half t bottle of the 25-cent slue Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and this morning I feel like n new man." For sale by Frank Ifart and leading druggists. Constipation. For constipation there is nothing quit so nice as Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They always produce a pleasant movement of the bowels with out any disagreeable effect. Price, 25 cents. Sample free. Frank Hart and leading druggists. ; tr Morning Astorlan, 60 cents per month, delivered by carrier. AT TIIE WALDORF THIS WEEK A WONDERFUL SHOW AND ALL OF IT FREE BETTER THAN MOST OP TUB METROPOLITAN VAUDE VILLE HOUSES. A crackerjaeU show and no mistake atmut It! Thot'a whit Manager Wis is putting up at the Waldorf this week! There are all kinds of different acts to suit every taste. In the first place there are several Ant-clans warblers, there is comic stuir, of the best klndj there la excellent acting in a serious vein, the highest clans of juggling trspeie work, shadowgraphists, moving pictures, and high-class music by the orchestra. What mora varied and better program could you s-k! Demlng and Brogan are fun. nlcr than ever. The Zat Zams give the bent sleight of hand show oyer seen In Astoria. Stanley and Weaver ana rare artlxts and should never be missed, while m for players you can't beat tha splendid talent ut the Waldorf. Go and visit this place some evening and you will by no means regret It. Dell B. Scully, Notary Public at Lilly's Cigar Store. Any old hour I III i ijiGue Groceries in 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. ACME GROCERY 521 Commercial Street Phone Main 681
