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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1907)
THE MORNING ASTOWAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST a, 1907.. WMIIIM MIIMIt I M n PICNICERS We can make you up a lunch on -short notice Lunch Tongue, Sardines, Boned Herring j Deviied Ham Boiled Ham Stuffed Olives Fancy Cookies, Pickles, Fruit THE BROWNSVILLE THE BROWNSVILLE Correct Dress for Men Sole Agents for the Celebrated Bakers Style is Progressive Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee, 40c ; 8 A. V. ALLEN. PHONES ftAIN 711, MAIN 3871 BRANCH UNIONTOWN ; PHONE MAIN 71S ( SECURES OUTFIT FOR VIKINGS S- L. NANTHRTJP RETURNS FROM PORTLAND AFTER MAKING ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR COSTUMES OF 30 SAILORS ON VIKING SHIP. President & L. Xanthrup of the Nor wegian Saengerfest of the Xorthwest, nil chairman of the Viking committee f the Astoria RegatU, returned to the eity Tuesday night from Portland where 1m went to purchase the paraphernalia Becessary for the ancient Xors rites in connection with the celebration. He report a successful trip and has easily managed to secure suits for the sailors, who will be- costumed in the style of over a thousand years ago, as well as swords, shields and numerous necessary part of the undertaking. He will start rigging up the ship as soon as the material for it has arrived. He has decided to have 30 sailors row the ship with huge sweeps, and accord ing to his plans the experiment will prove a huge success in every respect At present he is looking for the arrival of Carlo Sperati, the great chorus leader, from San Francisco, who will be here today or tomorrow. Selection of the men who will man the ship will be made within the next few days, and it is probable that they will all be taken from expert fishermen or seamen who live in this city. It will be necessary to rehearse the Viking ship cruise in order to have no breaks on the day of the celebration September 2 and that the plans of the committee may run smoothly. A 60-foot boat has been secured for the Viking ship and will provide ample accommodations for a large chorus be sides the numerous rowers. It "is pos sible that on account of the boat's size that there will be a large chorus sta tioned on the ship, which will be led by (be Viking king, and that a duet of song will be passed from the chorus singers on a large barge to the chorus on the hip. Every indications point toward this feature of the Regatta as being ex tremely unique and satisfying to those seeking a new sensation, both spectacu lar and edifvinsr. 'returning to my home after a consider able absence and it is fitting and proper that I should celebrate with having the steward furnish fine piece of salmon with cream dressing. I'll mention it to him. Hnua fer home!" Thereupon the journalist with several friends id to Steward Funk that it would be fun to have creamed salmon for dinner. Funk though it would be fun too and when he got to Astoria bought some fine salmon and went out in search of ix gallon of milk with which to make the creamed" salmon with. I'p and down the street he went. Xo milk wagons. Xo milk any place. 'Phones to all the places where milk should be kept. 'Xo milk to spare; none in town, and please send in your order earlier." please." Only six gallons of milk wanted and they could not be secured. What is the matter with the Clatsop county cow anyway! A the result of the idle quest of Steward Funk Mr. Smith bad his sal mon fried with a piece of parsley and lemon. GAMBLERS LEAVE FOR NEVADA MS. McCUE RECEIVES OFFICIAL NOTICE FROM HEDGES TO PRO HIBIT GAMBLING AND WILL NO TIFY SHERIFF TO ISSUE ORDERS. OUT OF MILE AND OUT OF SORTS STEWARD FUNK UNABLE TO GET SIX GALLONS OF MILK FOR DIN NER ON THE CITY OF PANAMA That Astoria, the business center for ene o: the richi-st dairy sections in t'tie country, hould be out of milk i, a -ad state of affairs. That tlie should be out of milk and no near n-ili'wrs to bor row from is sadder. At any rate Ste ward Funk of the City of Panama is completely diguted with the milk sup ply of the city. When the Panama came up the river yesterday morning from her trip from San Francisco the passengers jncd the guards nad wondered at the beautiful scenery "of the river, or as much as they could see of it on account of the low-lying clouds. But they were espec ially interested in the fish boats of the bar-fisliernien. Xone like them had ever been seen before. Questions were aked and when it was found out that these were fi.-h boats with loads of Chinook salmon in them, for the run had been good the night before, the thoughts of the passengers wandered to roast and fried salmon. Harry B. Smith, a former writer of sports on the Evening Telegram and at present occupying a similar position n the San Francisco Chronicle, was forcibly struck with the situation. "Here I am," said (Smith to himself, Deputy District Attorney John Mc- from District Attorney Hedges of Ore- I gon City to put stop to gambling in this city on and after August 13. Mr. McCue will issue orders today through the sheriff I notifying the gamblers that they are given until that date to close up their business, and be aeserts that he intends to enforce the- order strictly. Officers will be instructed to arrest all persons caught gambling and to confiscate all gambling 'devices after the prescribed date. The order did not say anything regard ing slot machines, as there is a special statute applying to thee machines. The gambling was closed down under sec tion 11144, which applies to gambling, and there may lie some difficulty re garding this feature of the lid. Six gamblers were known to have left the city last night for Xevada and it probable that a large number of the men in the gambling business will leave for the same tate during the week and after the closing date. Si 1 " It begins with, the Designer, accompanies the Cutter and ends with the Tailor. Unless all three are EXPERT there Isn't any style. Alfred Benjamin & Co.'s talanted organization makes our clothes, and works with us in the produc tion of garments which, from start to finish, are made to please a crit ical patronage. : : : : Advance Fall Salts now ready Prices, $10, $15, $18, $20, $22, $25 to $35 Reliable Haberdashery New Fall styles in Monarch and Cluett shirts. Prices $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Soft Neglige Shirts The nobbiest line in the city. Prices 75c to $2 Silks $2.50 to $3 Arrow brand collars, quarter sizes, two for 25c The Astor $3.00 The Astor $3.00 We are showing advance Fall hats in every new style, must ee them to appreciate (hem. You Brownsville Men Mill Store JUDD BROS., Props. Commercial St., near 12th ' t ttt t Mttiiiminti i Illf YOUNG COUPLE GET SEND OFF MERRY SCENE AMID SHOWERS OF RICE AT STATION WHEN MART JOHNSON AND ETHEL LARSON DEPART ON THEIR HONEYMOON Showers of riee deluged at least two earn on the evening tram to I'ortland yesterday on the departure of Mr. anJ -Mrs. Ma it J. Johnson as they started on their honeymoon to Puget Sound and other northern points. The bride was Miss Ethel Larson, daughter of County Commissioner and Mrs, William Larson ,on the Lewis and Clark. The marriage was performed yesterday nftei'noon at the home of the bride's parents, at 2 o'clock, Rev. Rydquiat ofliciating. The residence was beauti fully decorated with flowers and about l."0 guests were present at the ceremony, and at the wedding luncheon and recep tion. The best man was K. A. Johnson, a brother of the groom, while Miss Minnie Larson, sister of the bride, was brides maid. Numerous congratulations were showered on the happy couple immedi ately alter the ceremony, and late in the afternoon they took carriage for the station, accompanied by numerous friends. At the station the rice-throwing com menced in earnest and the girl friends of the bride embraced her heartily, stowin rice in very conspicuous position imaginable. The bride and groom were nearly desperate, although taking the fun in good part, and by the time the train started the aWes, platforms and steps of at least two cars were an inch deep in rice. The young couple will return in about 10 days and make their home on the groom's dairy farm on the Lewis and Clark. HOPS IN CALIFORNIA. SACRAMENTO, Cal.. August 7.-Th hop crop thi year will, it is said, be about 25 per cent les than that of last year. Local dealer estimate that the entire yield of the state will not pais 80.000 bale. It is figured that Sacra mento arul Yolo counties will yield about 27.000 bales. Dealers, though they admit that the hops are of excellent quality this year, are offering but seven ceiits a pound nd no ales or contract are reported. Warning. II you have kidney and bladder ttouble and do not us. Foley's Kidney Cure, you will bar only yourself to blame for results, a it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder dis eases. T. F. Uurin, Owl Drug Stors. tr Morning Astorlan, 00 erata pat moath, delivered by earriar. Tsa Years In Bel "For 10 years I was confined to my bed with disease of my kidneys," writto R. A. Orsy, J, p. 0f Oakvllle, Ind. It ao severe that I could not move part of the time. I consulted the very beat medical skill available, but could get no relief until Foley's Kidney Cura was recommended to me. It bsi bean a God-send to m." TEACHER'S EXAMINATIONS. Notice is hereby given that the county superintendent of Clatsop County will hold the regular examination of appli cants for state and county papers at the court house as follows: For Stats Papers Commencing Wednesday, August 14, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, August 17, at 4 p. m. Wednesday Penmanship history, phy sical geography, reading psychology. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, bookkeeping, physics, civil government, Friday Physiology, geography, com position, algebra. .Saturday Botany, plane geometry, general history, English literature, school law. For County Papers Commencing Wednesday, August 14, at 0 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Friday, August 16, at 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Penmanship history, . or thography, reading. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, physiology. Friday-r!eography, school law, civil government. EMMA C. WARREN, County Supt, of Schools. 8-4-lOt. 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