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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1907)
TUESDAY, AUGUST ij, 1907. THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTOHTA, OREGON. Direct from OREGON EARLY CRAWFORD PEACHES From the best peach district ut your oracr you ROSS, H1GGINS & CO. The Lttdlng Orootra w mis w 1 The Taylor School Work on the Tylr tehool It progre ng very satisfactory and in early com pletion li looked for. Folic Court Two drunk forfeited ball In the police ' court and oue wat flnd t'o dollar im1 t he had served over Sunday be wai Mowed to go. At The Kotpital- Mr. Kccles, of Harlan, i. t the hot fur medical attention. C. II. Coop er was admitted yesterday suffering from paralysl. Vacation Trip J, C. Clinton, county clerk, will leave tomorrow morning foe a 10 days' trip to Tillamook. Alex Duncan -of Seaside will accompany Mr. Clinton a chaperon. Have Taken Charge-- Wortlie Bros., the went purchaser of the Astoria Market took poeimlon ycterdy and vacated tliclr old iiiar trr known at the Boston Market on Coiiuiiert'inl street and have now removed to the Astoria Market on Twelfth street. Property Ordered Sold The County Court ha authorised Caroline llilgcson, guardian of Esther Viola IMgeson to ell real etate belong ing to the minor on filing sunlcletit and satisfactory bond In the turn of INK). The properly will be old at pub lis auction. Brought to Astoria- Deputy Sheriff Md-ean brought L. Benton over from Warrenton yesterday morning and he wa placed In the county jail. Benson I the man who was In the affray wltb J. W. Clark and l accused of 'hooting at the latter. Hit hearing will probably be held thin morning. New Store Mr. an. I Mm. A. Jolaff have leased the tore building belonging to Herman Wise and will move Into It about September 13. At-present they are conducting a store on Eleventh. In their now estab lishment, which is to be compeltcly re modeled and relUted. They will conduct what' will lie known a Astoria' largest and beat eult, clonk and millinery de partment store. Midnight Foot Race Otto Mikkclseu Inst uight won a 200 yard race from Frank Nelson, the course being on Commercial street. Nelson fell down and Mikkclscn bent him out about 00 feet. There was a hundred dollars as side bet put up on the lleetness of the two runners by themselves. The race waa exciting and spectator declare that If Nelson had not fallen in the track he might have won the race. General hilarity waa Indulged in and Nelson wanted to run again but Mikkelscn de clared that he was not In condition for two sprint down the planks. Phone 931 FINE GROCERIES Good Goods at the Right Prices Courteous Clerks. A Prompt Delivery .System A Square Deal to All These are some of the inducements we offer to get your trade Scholfield Jtlattson & Oo. goodds 112 and J20 Twelfth St. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto , J oliiisoii Phonograph Parlor Second Floor ever Soholfleld A Mattoon Co. the Orchard in the state. If you'll give ii gei sausiacuon. Marriage License A marriage llcne waa issued yetter day to Henry A. II, Alrtb and Allot Maude Dawson. HAKE SEVERAL ARRESTS. Water Bailiff Settem and Deputy Brown Return on Launch Patrol Water Bailiff Ol J. Settem and Deputy Fish Warden Frank Brown ar rived down yesterday In the fish patrol In iim-h. Oregon Patrol, from Hood River and (elllo where they made a through patrol of the water of tbe Columbia River for Illegal flhing. They secured several -t net and several hundred foct of sturgeon lint which bad been set out contrary to the law I At Olilo they arrested I. H. Taff for not numbering hi flh wheel properly althougli he was poseed of a licence. Other Infraction were also corrected. At lloo. Itiver the Stanley Kewlll Lumber Company was complained ngaltlH for diimptllig sawdust Into ,a stream which emptied Into the Colum bia. The charge ! that this snwdu-t l a mi-nuce to the live of fish In the stream. The case will come up for trial in the near future. Now or Never. This is the last week of the famous free Hour oflVr. Hundred of sack have been given away in this vicinity In the lat few weeks two-pound nek of White River Flour absolutely free to any housewife who will order one full sired sack, If she does not like the (lour after ulng the small sick, she may cancel the oriler for large one and there will still be no charge for the amall one. This Is a fair, business like offer, made by the distributors, Allen ft Lewla, the hading wholesale grocer of Portland, Oregon. A New Retort. "The Tyler", a new refreshment par lor, was opened lost night at the cor- .. t'..l..l I T 1 1 1 1 l jm-r 01 r.iKiiin nun iM'iiu sim-i oy Mar- :ence Tyler, The Tyfcr Is one of the .neatest and rosiest resorts recently opened in this, city and Is bound to be 'a success. "The Tyler" It fortunate In .' tccurlng the acrvlcea of Da I Towler, the popular umpire and tome of baseball, who in addition to his popntaritj- among the nthletet Is known as. a nmwlogisf unsurpassed. Tyler himself i n novice in the business, being kn w from one end of the city to the other" In hit line. The best 0 fliquom ami cigars will bo dispen-ed and all courtesies extended to friends and vlsitora. Phone 1181 Ice Cream Sherbets Candies Co.. VISITING SENATORS DEPART SENATORS WRIGHT AND COLE, IN VESTIGATING COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATURE, RETURN HOME MUCH IMPRESSED WITH ASTORIA Senator Wright of McMinnvllle and Senator Cole, of Pendleton, who have biwti visiting Astoria as a committee of investigation of the fishing Industry have returned to their hornet. These gentlemen In connection with Senator Si hollleld ami Rcprcicutativee Brlx and McOie of Clatsop county have made a thorough Investigation of the (lilting In terest In this vicinity, On Friday, at reported In the Astorian, they invent! gated the fi-lilng grounds and on Satur day visited the canneries and familiar iced themselves with existing conditions slid the possibilities. Together wtb Senator rkholfleld and several Astoriant they vMted Seaside Sunday and had a very pleasant time. Senator Cole left for Pendleton on Hun day nighft train while Senator Wright remained over yesterday und left on the 0:10 train last night. Senator Wright, who was Senator Si hollleld't guest while in Astoria is enthusiastic over Astoria and the way he has been treated. Sena tor Cole is equully enthusiastic and at a result both enjoyed their visit very much. Veterday at Seaside considerable merriment was created by an assault at armlength between Senator 8chol Held and Wright. Roth these gentlemen are pretty well up in avordupoit but Wright tips the tcules touiewhat in ex ecu of our Clatsop county solon. Sena tor Siholfleld undertook to give Senator W right a ducking and taking a mean advantage of hit guiMt endeavored to slew, him by a pedal extremity while partly Immersed. Now Senator Wright, much as he thought of his host and con frere could not tolerate it lop an in stant and there something doing immediately. A mighty splash, a daah ing of spray on the onlookers and that was allthat wat seen. Wright tayt that he stood the Astorian on his head in the sand and Kcholfteld says that it matter little what he said he's alive yet, Senator Cole was shocked but nev ertheless vnjovel the tcene. The opinion of Clatsop' representa tives Senator Svholfteld and Representa tive Ilrix aud McCue it that no better men could I appointed on the comiuiti tee than these gentlemen and feel thai the industry will lie well represented at tbe net session by these gentlemen at a portion of the committee. FAVOR FIXING UP ENGINES MAYOR WISE BELIEVES IT WOULD BE A GOOD MOVE TO REPAIR FIRE ENGINES IN CASE WATER MAINS GO WRONG. Mayor Wie it in fnvoi' of expending a littlo money on tha two fire engines possessed by Astoria liefore they lie come uelcs from rust and lack of use. For a good many years Astoria had those engines, which at present are useless beeaute they are out of repair. It is claimed by the mayor and the lire chief that they can lie put in good working condition by the expenditure of about .$."00 on each of them. - The engines coot about $4000 each and re what were formerly known as As toria No. 1 and Rescue No. 2. At pres ent they are In danger of going to pieces and leaving the city without any flro protection should anything happen to the water mains during a conflagra tion. "Astoria should have some means of producing a good stream of water in case anything happened to the hydrants ami pipes," snid Mayor Miso yesterday. "The purchasing of new engines at pres ent is out of the question but those we already have should not bo left to go to wreck and ruin simply for an expendi ture of $1000 for repairs. They will throw two powerful stream each if they are fixed up and used, so that they may not become rusty. While they are a little antique, still they would serve their purpose and that is all that is necessary. "If anything should happen to the water mains or the hydrants in the city, these two engines could do splendid work by furnishing water from the river. Without them the city would be helpless in the face of a conflagra tion and I believe it would be a good investment to have them put in shape." Orino Laxative Fruit Svrun is told under a positive guarantee to cure con stipation, eick headache, etomach trouble, or any form of indigestion. If it tTaila, the manufacturers refund your money. What more can any one do. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store. VT Morning Astorian, 80 cents pet month, delivered by carrier. P. B,LINVILLE DEAD. Once Famout Shot and Sporttnun Well Known in Aatoria., P. I). Llnvillo the newt of whose death In San Francisco bat been re ceived here, l well known to many of the older population of Astoria. At the timo of his death he had been a member of the police force of San Francisco for 20 years and had one of the most re sponsible patrol in the city, Kearney street "I'leasant Day" Unvllle (hi mot'her't name was Day and he was born on a sunny day, which account for the name-, had an enviable record as an offi cer and citizen. lie was one of the best pi-tol and rlllo shots that have ever paid a visit to Astoria ami beside this he was an eminent member of the Pacific Coast Field Trial Club. He owned and bred some hounds. P. I). Llnville had a splendid physique and wat a couln of Tom Llnville of the Astoria police department. lift last visit to AMoria wa aome tlx yeart ago and he. In company with a number of other Astorian, went out in a famout bunt ing trip in the mountains. CHAPMAN FORMALLY ACCEPTS PORTLAND BUSINESS MAN WILL BE ADMIRAL OF BIG REGATTA THE COMMITTEE ' RETURNS FROM PORTLAND. Secretary Whyte, of the Chamler of Commerce, will leave for Portland on a business visit today. lie will alto meet Albert l'henis, editor of the Manufac turers' Record, of Baltimore, who it a close friend of bit. lie will probably mnko some anungemeut for boosting A'toria through the medium of bis mng.uiuc. Arrangement for the admiral of tbe Regatta fleet have lcn completed, the position of honor going to C. C. Chap man, of Portland, who wired hi accept ance 011 Saturday. The committee ap pointed to go to Portland and confer with hint were well satisfied with the trip, and yesterday' Oregonian has the following to say of their visit: "A committee of four prominent Aa toria hulsncs men, who are at the head of the Astoria Annual Regatta celebra tion, waa in Portland yesterday for the purpose of serving notice on C, C, Chap man, of this city, of hi appointment as admiral of the celebration. It wat alo necessary to discus plans with the ad miral relative to the program und the appointed by his official staff. A-toria proposes to make the ke the ofjmmr Regatta the beat in the ktTnrJ annual event. Voting w hereby the people o sea will cho-e the queeiTVflM As the event will follow the""' Sncngerfett which hold forth the: August 30 and 31 and September 1, As toria will have an entire week of festivities. A special efTort is to be made to inter est, all Portland yachtsmen and espec ially the Oregon Yacht Club, in the com ing RcgatU, and from present indica tions, the Astoria celebration will be more largely attended than ever before. The Regatta committee which confer red with Admiral Chapman yMerdny, consisted of President W. E. Schimpff, Secretary J. II. Whyte and Executive Committeemen .T. E. Cratke und Louis M. Head. They returned to Astoria last nighil. It Is expected that the settlement of who Is to be admiral will stimulate the voting for queen of the Regatta. The pulls close next Saturday. BIG LUMBER SHIP MENTS THIS MONTH MILLING COMPANY HAS FLEET OF VESSELS UNDER CHARTER FOR HEAVY SHIPMENTS-ONE OF LARGEST IN THE WORLD. Passing in and out of Astoria har bor are many chartered ships and the Tongue Point Lumber Company is re sponsible for a good many of these. This company is recognized as one of the largest in the world; as handling the largest amount of the world's out put of ulmber that comes from any one mill, and by the activity of the offices of the company a number of fast schooners and vessels are under charter to handle the lumber. The Daisy Freeman is under charter to load on August 8, 600,000 feet of lum ber and will repeat the performance on August 24 when she will take on a cargo of 300,000 feet. The cascades is also due to load 550, 000 feet of lumber for shipment. The Beulah, overdue schooner, is ex pected to load 500,000 feet when she arrive. I The steamer J. B. Stetson, which can carry a cargo of 900,000, is under char-' ten to begin loading that amount about August 25. Those who are accustomed to be little the business ability of the local lumber exporter will have nothing to say in regard to the matter when the above figures are considered. One Piano No. with Each $5 Sale Bought at HERMAN WISE Folks who buy At our store All return. To buy some more . li &. t l6 HERMAN WISE Ton Can't LooK Foolish In a Wise Suit ; t BOHEMIANS SHUT OUT BY ST. JOHN'S CRIPPLED TEAM PLAYS ON SUN DAY AND FAILURE TO BUNCH HITS WITH ERRORS LOOSES THE GAME. Sunday afternoon. St. Johns chased 6 across the rubber. Some of the returned Rohemiau are inclined to attribute the loss of the game to cotly errors. Jami son the first baseman, certainly threw in a couple that were costly but still at that these runs did not contribute to the los of the gome. When 16 of the team are found in the strike-out col umn tbe blame is with the stickers. The Bohemians could not bit Springer. Springer had all the necessary shoots speed to put the players irom beside .1st sea back ou the bench. They could . ""Iliit him. On the other hand the St. i oaiiers were aoie io ouucu me hits and took advantage of costly er rors. They were on their toes and took advantage of every opportunity. Cap tain Jackson' men need more practice. But in the matter of hits the Bohem ians were not so far behind. They con nected five times with Springer while St. Johns got but six'hits from PheitTer. The trouble was in bunching the drives. Xet Sunday the Bohemians will be at home and will do their beat to enter tain the Braiuard Cubs on the home diamond. Manager Brown was only able to show up with five of his regular team, the other were men he had to sign on the spur of the moment, Carlson is re covering and it is to be hoped that he will lie in the game again Sunday. With the old guard back in uniform again the Bohemians will strike their gait and keep the opposition guessing the re mainder of the season. Sunday excursion to North (Long) Beach. Round trip fare $1.00 to any point on North Beach. Ticket good re turning on either the steamer Potter or Nahcotta. Call at O. R. A N. dock for particulars. Special Sale For the next ten days we are going to offer all j 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 " " " " Child's patent ribbon tie 5 Child's ' ' 8 Child's " " Misses' patent ribbon tie, Take advantage of this Wherity, Ralston Company Astoria's Best h SILVER KING POPU LAR PLAY MR. WILLARD AND HIS ADMIRABLE COMPANY PRESENT EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE TO CROWDED HOUSE LAST NIGHT. Mr. Lee Willard in the "Silver King," last night, put on a production that was worthy of almost any of the largest cities. The play was presented in its entirety and the difficult settings of the stage were carried forth in detail that wa perfect. Mr. Willard, in the char acter of Wilfred Denver, the Silver King, won all hi hearers by his masterful conception of Wilson Barrett's master gieca, His performance of this difficult role stamp hi mas a student of tbe modern drama of exceptional merit. His bearing U perfect, and his entire characterization of Wilfred Denver is perfect in its en tirety. The entire company is cast to excel lent advantage and the production of the "Silver King is a noteworthy one. LOCAL OPERATORS STRIKE. ; Although the operators of both the local agents for the Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies have walk ed out with the rest of the striking op erators the offices are still doing busi ness with their manager's hands at the key lever. Manager Lamar of the Western Union was up late last night receiving the Associated Press dis pk'ehes, or the few that found their way over the wire, for the morning paper. Manager Humphreys was aUo attending to the work of the Postal Telegraph Company. The force which walked out last night consists in Jack Kern, of the Western Union and Theo. Ferland, of the Postal. The bites and stings of insect, sosi- buni, cuts, burns and bruise rtlkrsd at one with Pinesalvt) OarboQtsd. Acta like a poultice. Draws out tion. Try it Price 25c 8old by mmk Hart's Drug Store, " " 8 1-2 to 11, $1,051 to 8, 1.10 X 1-2 to 11 1.25 f white top, 5 to 8, 1.10 white top, 11 1-2 to 2....1.35 sale before - sizes are gone Choe Store
