THE MORNING ASTORIAN. aSTORIA, OREGON.
COURTHOUSE NEAkS
MASS MEETING AT
Fresh From the Farm
One Piano No. wish Each 35 Sale
COMPLETION
ST. HELENS
Bought at HERMAN WISE
"RIPE TOMATOES"
BUILDING HIGHLY SATISFACTORY
AND WILL BE SPLENDID ADDI
TION TO OTHER MODERN STRUC
TURES IN ASTORIA.
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT PROMISES
TO ASSUME GIGANTIC PROPOR
TIONS AT BIG MEETING SET FOR
AUGUT ij-MUCH ENTHUSIASM.
TO.DAY
THB POUND
TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1907.
5c
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Ths Leading
TERSE IlllS Of HE TOWN
Turned Over Tut ,
Sheriff l"onieroy turned over to City
Treasurer Dcaley yesterday
county ux due the lty
Paid to Tutr
Chief of l'oUc finiumel bat 1 11 met!
over I1H33, sundry Horn for the tlilid
quarter to City Treasurer Dealey.
Mrrlt License
A marriage licen was issued yestcr
day for Win. P. Ogllvle, of Vancouver.
U. C'., and Caroline C Young, of Aloria.
Won a Gun
K. L. Weatherford was lit winner of
the gun raffled off at the Trenton Sa
Icon, being th holder of the lucky milli
bar. A Very Buiy Man
Superintendent of Street Kearney li
buy roimiring truet and attending to
the flushing of sewers. It it keeping
Jimmy buy, surely.
Had An Outing
The Swedish-Finn Society with their
families ami (friends had a very pleasant
outing at llurnlde on Sunday. Every
one had a glorloua time.
Collecting For Regatta
L. E, Scllg wa around the streets
yesterday collecting subscriptions for
the Regatta and was meeting with suc
cess. Everyone paying up freely.
ClarVllberated-
David Clark, who ha been held In
custody iince Friday night, pending In
vestigation a to hi suspicious actions
with little girl, was releaed from cut
today yesterday a there wa not suf
ficient evidence to warrant holding him.
Water BilH Due
Those are the day wlien the people
of Atori pay their respects to Clerk
I-ounnbeiTy of the water commission,
(hie would think from the number of
caller he entertains that he I the niont
popular man in the city.
Boy Died
Sheriff Pomorny received a telegram
yeterday u'rom Alfred Olsen, at Tacoma,
asking that ho notify Frank Olten, at
Cathlninct, that Alfred Olsen's boy had
died. The sheriff enlisted the ervlce
of Captain Lurk in of the Lurline who
brought the ud news to Mr. OUen Inst
night.
No Improvement Shown
No marked Improvement it shown In
the run of fish over last week. Some
boat do u'airly well while other are
doing nothing. It wa reported yesrer
day that one boat brought In thirteen
flh and that another brought In twenty
three. Another boat made three drift
and did not catch 0 fih in either drift.
That Twice are ttarting to run it re
ported by several boat.
For a Day or Month in the Hills
We suggest you make
a note of the following
and you will find they
come In handy at camp
ing out time
OLIVES,
SARATOGA
CHIPS,
CANNED
MEATS
Cream Cheese, Pancy Crackers, Ham, Bacon, Vegetables of all
Kinds, Syrups of all Kinds, Canned Goods
Urlngr ug Your Butter and Eggs, Market Price.
Scholfield, Malison & Go. cooDDs
-4-
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
v PHONOGRAPH
goto :
Johnson Phonograph Go.
Parlor Seoond Floor over Soholfield A Mattaon Co.
Qreeers
Suit Entered
In the circuit court suit hat been
brought by J. J, Kenney and Jo,
firlbler against Charles F. Wise for 377
for work done on the Waldorf fa toon.
An attachment wat made by .Sheriff
I'omeroy but en Indemnity bond having
been filed the place wat not doted.
At The Hotpltil-
George Rlct, who wat operated upon
for appcndlcitii af the hopital on Sat
urday, it getting along very nicely and
It on the road to recovery.
Xll Anna LlmM, whom wat oper
ated upon Friday hat fully recovered
and hat left the hospital.
Sheriff Get 1 Deserter
Deputy (Sheriff Belknap, of Chinook,
yenterday turned over to the oflk-ert at
Frt Columbia, Frank Kalice, who re
cently decrted while Wing confined In
the guardhouse. He wa caught In the
logging camp of the Pacific lagging
Company, M milet back of Knsppton.
Will Hold a Tea-
m Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 until
5 o'clock the ladle of the Methodist
Clnir. li will hold a tea for the benefit
of the church at the residence of Mr.
C. V, Itarlik corner of Ninth and Kx
change street.
A musical program hut been prepared
and a cordial invitation it extended to
all.
G. W. Sanborn Moves Office
(1. V. Sanliorii "yesterday moved hit
nillce from it location on Tenth and
Commercial ttreet to the building on
llond ttreet recently made vacant by the
removal of the Firtt National Bank.
The new building will be the general
ofllce for hi cannery and coal bifiness.
The building vacated by him will toon
be occupied by W. A. Stone, who will
put in a stock of dry good and mer
chaud!t& Candy Company Attached
The Eastern Candy Company' factory
and tore u this city and atore at Sea
nide wa attached by Sheriff iPomeroy
on an attachment Milt filed by Xorthrup
& Sturgi Company, f Portland in the
Circuit Court of that city. A suit wai
filed In the circuit court in thi city
hy P. 0. P. Attt agaiiwt Sheriff Pome
roy to gain possession of the tock fix
turet, etc.. of the Eastern Cnmly Corn
puny. Attin claim that he hold a
chattel mortgage on tock, etc., and that
Sheriff I'omeroy erred in attaching and
closing the store. A writ of replevin
wa terved on the Sheriff and the store
may be reopened.
COFFEE,
TEA,
CATSUP,
PICKELS,
FRUITS
Ice Cream Sherbets
Candles
Work on tbe Clatsop county court
house U progressing most satisfactorily,
and Judge Trenchard, who Is looking f
tcr tlie K-nerol eontrm'tlon on mmll
of (he county, l ipvaUy plcme.l it the
rogn-t mnla Bnd tlm preneut condi
tion of the building, which U practically
HnUhed. outnhle.
The vmloun eoinpartinentt and county
oftU'i- i -Hull t, tare circuit courtroom
have been partitioned off Jurlng the
t few weeks and the plutering and
llniithiny of tbe wulU will Lw coin nif need
within m few day.
A gang of workmen are buay cutting
out atone for tbe entrance! to the three
tcpi, the front of which are awaiting
the arrival of marble to enable them to
be flnUhed. The entrance, when com
pleted, will be verw hndome and a
credit to tbe general outline of the big
ijiiiUlin.
The huge vaults have been completed
with the exception of the ateel doora,
which will lie put Into poaitlon shortly.
They are iiiiiiicnn,. utructmvn and would
iland if the building were burned wlileb
U Impossible, to the ground, or even If
the building -fell upon them. They are
foot and a half thick of reinforced con
crete and will provide ample room for
the the etorage of county reconl, file
unci paper.
The completion of tbe roof la engaging
the attention of the contractor! at pres
ent, preparations for the construction of
the diime, especially, being rather elab
orate. When the latter la finished and
covered it will be seen for many miles
In any direction on the harbor. The
building would be a credit to the capital
In a number of State in the Union.
The color of the pressed brick and
the architecture of the whole affair could
not be better, and Judge Trenchard is
highly pleased with the structure so far.
He it watching every move of the con
tractors in order that the arrangement
of the different floors will give the oper
ations of court and county business tbe
best satinfaction.
TI10 baeuieut woodwork will be com
menced upon ahortly by Foreman Ileb
lack and his large gang of men. Super
intendent C. P. Falniberg, who has the
handling of tbe job for the Seattle firm
carrying out the contract, is pushing
matter aa rapidly as possible in order
to complete the budding by December
I, the time contracted for.
lie is confident that the courthouse
will 1 finished within the time limit,
and Judge Trenchard believes that it
will be ready for occupation by tbe first
of the year. Ho stated yesterday that
he was confident tho February term of
court would be held in the new struc
ture. Considering the fact that most of the
work has been done in the pat three
months, it is cciHtiin that the building
will be flnlnhed within the required time.
Tito contractor have nhown that they
kimw their buincss and the county is
Fortunate in having the courthouse con
t ruction in their hnnd.
Y. W. C. GIRLS TO
SEASIDE
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR LARGE
REPRESENTATION TO THEIR AN
NUAL OUTING EXPECT aoo GIRLS
TO CAMP NEAR SEASIDE HOTEL.
Arrangements have been inado by
Oenernt Passenger Agent Jenkins of tho
Astoria 4 Columbia River Railroad for
the transportation of the members of the
Y. W. C. A., of Washington and Idaho,
who will attend the annual outing of
tho association at Seaside; which will
bo held from August 30 to September
10. The paWy will number over 200
girls and will be in clunge of Miss Delia
Watson of Portland.
. The girls will be from almost every
city in tho threo states and will stop
at the Seaside Hotel and live in tents
on the grounds recently occupied by tho
militia. Great preparations are being
made for their entertainment, and as
many of them aro acquainted with the
pcoplo already residing at the beach, it
is expected that their advent will add
greatly to tho social pleasures at Sea
side. The party will bo compoced of mem
bers of the Y. W. O. A., who are away
from their homes and In strange cities.
Most of them are employed, in various
occuuatlons and they take this oppor
tunity to come to tho Seaside so that
they will be properly chaperoned. The
officers of the association look after
them like mothers would look after
their children and in this manner the
Institution gets in its good work.
tr Morning Astorian, 60 cents per
month, delivered by carrier.
A ma tueetinir of thoe tntereted in
the roiM ruction of a good road between
Astoria and Tortland will be held at
Kt. Helens on August 15. A large num
ber of enthuUts from this city will
go up on tlie morning train and return
m tlie evening. The meehmr will be
held during the day in order that visi
tors to St. Helens niiiv return in the
evening.
Secretary Whyte, of tlie Chamber of
Commerce, ha received a letter from
Judge R. 8. Hatton .of St. Helens, stat
ing that ho and the two commissioner
were perfectly acreeablo to holding the
meeting, and that Portland people would
be notified in order that then miuhr
be a large attendance. Columbia county
y$'ople are becoming greatly interested
in the movement and there promises to
be the iirceteat enthusiasm for the im
mediate completion of a new road.
The plan of action for the raisim? of
funds and the carryimr out of the work
will lie completed at the meeting. A
large number of automobile men from
Portland will lie present and among the
visitors some good Ideas on road con
struction will be beard. It is probable
that Judge Trencbarda plan or the
route of the road will be acted unon.
however, as there appears to be a gen
eral feeling that it i the best and most
reaouiie.
The local Chamber of Commerce will
continue tbe good roads movement in
this county, as it realizes that good
road ere needed more than anvthinn
else to help develop and settle up the
tracts wiucti ara at present inaccessible
to teams for haulinir nurooses. There la a
large field to work on in this respect
and active measures will be taken at
an early date to carry out numerous
projects in this connection.
WILL MANUFACTURE
BRICK
EASTERN INVESTORS SEEK OPEN.
ING FOR THIS INDUSTRY, PRO
VIDED BY CHAMBER OF COM'
MERCE ASTORIA'S GREAT NEED.
Secretary Whyte. of the Astoria
Chamber of Commerce, has received let
ters from two eastern capitalists re
garding tbe brick-making possibilities
of thi district. Tho inquiries are in
answer to advertisements in eastern
papers stating that there are splendid
i pilings here for various lines of busi
ness, including the brick-making indus
try. The inquiries are from men fully ac
quainted with the business and Mr.
Wbyte is endeavoring to have them
both come to this city and locate, and
to have them go into the business to
gether if possible. In case they don't
care to do this tbe man who wrote first
will be given the advantage over the
other in the selection of suitable soil
for this line of business.
One reason that Astoria has not a
larger number of brick buildings is be
cause of the difficulty in securing this
material. The pressed brick, especially,
lias to be secured at a great distance
fiom the city, and owing to the weight
of it in transit the freight charges make
brick very expensive.
In securing a brick manufacturing
plant close to the city, therefore, the
Chamber of Commerce will have placed
the material nt. a point where it will be
easily available, and at a reasonable
figure fon contractors and builders. The
consequence will bo that brick residences
and business blocks in Astoria will be
more common than heretofore and give
the city an apearance of solidity and
enterprise.
The location of Astoria places it in a
kind of stage for the traveling public
both by water and rail. Tho view of
the city by water is especially clear and
to have handsome buildings, like the
few large ones that have been erected
during the past few months, scattered
about in largo numbers, cannot fail to
cause the Columbia's seaport to moke
an impression upon all who sees it.
Bad Burn Quickly Healed.
"I am so delighted with what Cham
berlain's Salve has done for me that I
feel bound to write and tell you eo,"
save Mrs. Robert Mytton, 457 John Si,
! Hamilton, Ontario. "My little daughter
) had a bad burn on her knee. I applied
i Chamberlain's Salve and it healed beau
tifully." This salve allays the pain of al
burn almost instantly. It is for sale by
Frank Hart and leading druggists.
That, is the watchword. That is what
Oleaasss and stimulates tha Vmmty
without irritation in any form.
Dfrtnn T&tiTa Fruit Srrun doss.
I T. f. Uuri Owl Ikqg Store.
JiWn
See
You
Where
Great Reductions
on Summer Clothing
and Straw Hats
HERMAN WISE
Ton Can't LooK Foolish In a Wise Suit
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Deputy Sberifl Archy McLean Is
spending a week's vacation at Seaside.
Coeur d'Alene College, of Coeur "J'Alene,,
Idaho .is visiting Rev. Rydquist of this
city.
J. W. Rathbone, superintendent of the
Xational Lumber & Box Company, of
Hoquiam, Wah., spent Sunday in As
tor'nt E. J. Schlacel. formeriv of Astoria,
passed through the city on Sunday on
his way to Portland from Seaside.
Rev. J. Jesperson, president of tbe
Deputy District Attorney McCue
spent Sunday at Seaside visiting friends
and taking in huge quantities of ozone,
which is characteristic of the restorters
at this famous place.
Mrs. Thomas Witbers returned on last
evening's train from Boise, Idaho, where
she has been visiting friends. "Mr. With
ers left for Portland Sunday morning
and met his wii'o there.
Mrs. Dr. S. C. Hatton, of Riverton,
Iowa, a sister of Dr. 0. B. Ustes, left
yesterday morning for Seattle, accom
panied by her daughter and Mrs. J. W.
Estes, who will visit with her in that
city.
Prof. A. A. Cleveland has returned
from Eugene where he was an instruc
tor at the summer session of the Uni
versity of Oregon. He will spend the
rest of the summer at Astoria and the
State Agricultural College at Pullman.
Special Sale
For the next ten days we are going to oner all
styles in children's oxfords at special low prices.
Child's barefoot sandels, tan 2 to 6....... 55c
Child's kid, patent tip, spring heel oxfords, 5 to 8,75c
Child's " " " " 8 1-2 to 11, $1.05 1
Child's patent ribbon tie,
Child's " w
Child's " " "
Misses' patent ribbon tie,
Take advantage of this
Wherity, Ralston Company
Astoria's Best Shoe Store
tKe Buffalocomotiveij
and 1 -will go,
they sell uve mtcies
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In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Logan deceased, the executors filed theie
third semi-annual account and the re
port was approved and attorneys ani
executor's fees allowed.
C W. Fulton, administrator of the es
tate of Jacob E. Lamers, deceased, pre
sented his final account and September
10 at 2 o clock p. m. was. tbe time set
for hearing.
Sunday excursions to North (Long)
Beach. Round trip fare $1.00 to any
point on North Beach. Tickets good re
turning on either the steamer Potter
or Nahcotta. Call it 0. R. fc N. dock
for particular.
Remedy for Diarrhoea Never Known to
Fail
"I want to say a few words for
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. I have used this prepa
ration in my family for the past five
years and have recommended it to a
number of people in York county and
have never known it to fail to effect a
cure in any instance. I feel that I can
not say too much for the best remedy of
the kind in the world." S. Jemison,
Spring Grove, York County, Pa. ' This
remedy is for sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
5 to 8, 1.10
8 1-2 to 11 1.25
white top, 5 to 8, ........ 1.10
white top, 11 1-2 to 2. ...1.35
sale before sizes are gone