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TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1907.
THE MOENING ASTORIAN, ASTOltIA OREGON.
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SAD DROWNING NEA
CATHLAMET
ACTIVITY FOR BIG
Fancy Bartlett Pears
For Canning
Free from Worms or Disease
Leave your order with
us and get satisfaction
One Piano No. with Each 55 Pur
FAIR
chase at HERMAN WISE' Store
Autumn tile
In latest style
SWELL CAUSED BY A PASSING
ACTIVITY FOIl MO FAIR . ....
STEAMER HURLS THREE YOUNG
MEN OVERBOARD-TWO ARE
SAVED.
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JUDGE B0WLBY, CHAIRMAN OF THE
COMMITTEE, ASKS EXHIBITORS
TO NOTIFY HIM SO THAT PROPER
SPACE, ETC., MAY BE MADE.
Makes the wearer
Wear a smile
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Th Leading Qreoara
TERSE IMS K 1 11
la ThaPollca Court
Hire drunk wr fined 13 cb and
one drunk ul diwrderly i fined $10
In the pollco court yctterday. Four
forfeiture of tall were alio noted.
Warrants Calhrf-
J City Treasurer IVely ha Hd In
.' warrant amounting, with Interest, to
' 10.198 50 that have not been prented
anj on which the lntrt bt been stop
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Necktie Social
Tba Dorca Society will give necktie
oolal in tho baeuient of the Flrl
Lutheran Church tomorrow evening a
program will be carried out and refreih
uirnt will b rwil to all.
Will B Entertained
The Ladle' Aid Society of the Firnt
Lutheran Church will be entertained to
morrow afternoon at tb home of Mr,
ltenart Swenon, on Grand avenue, l"p
pertown. The member of the eoclety
and friend are Invited.
The Wlllard Company
Hi Willanl Company returned from
Tillamook on the. Sue II. Ktmor on Sun
day night. They report having a rou(h
trip and reached here In a waick eomll
tlon. - Owing to the itlnei of ome of
the member the company will take a
few day' vacation at j'ortland and may
appear here on Friday night.
Mad Trip in launch
J. P Roger, of Salem, who ha been
tpcttdlng a week at North Beach left
for Seatkla but night where be will re
main the balance of the week. Mr. Rog
er came from Salem In the thirty-live-foot
launch Eagle, accompanied by
hi wife and family, and pro
ceeded to North Beach. Returning here
yesterday he left hi launch in Atorla
and on hi return from Seaside will at
tend the Regatta after which he return
to Salem in the launch. Mr. Roger 1
on a plenum trip and I getting all of
that commodity that goe with hi
method of traveling.
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Committed to Asylum
(ieorg Martin, who ha been foreman
at Fltxpatrlck'i tclnlng ground above
Pillar Rook, wa brought to Atoria ye
terddy iiAiruing for exnmlnatiiin a to
hi tiinlty. At the examination it de
veloped that Martin ha been troubled
with inomnla, since- being on tbee
ground and for the past week ha been
under the hallucination that enenile
have threatened hi life. It seem to be
eae of overwrought nerve and wa to
considered by the county judge and ex
amining phyftician and be wiu commit-
VI for a rent euro which i probably all
ha need, Of late he ha shown suicidal
tendencies nnd had to be watched. He
leaped overboil nl from a launch lnt
night in an endeavor to escaped hi sup
posed enemies but wn rescued. Ho will
probably 1h taken to the Asylum to-night.
Expert Trimmer
Ml Minnie Martin arrived here yes
terday aud ha taken a position in the
millinery department of Jaloff (tore.
Mia Martin I in expert trimmer and
will be a valuable addition to the force
of employe of thl itore.
Hunter Return
County! Clerk J. C. Clinton and A. W.
Duncan, of Seatlde, returned from a
hunting trip. They went to Tillamook
and Necanicum and report having had
an enjoyable time. Owing to the fact
that our urban county clerk forgot to
take hunter' llcenae, the party failed
to bring any game back with them. '
Knocked Overboard
Win. Speilmelr, a deckhand on th
learner - Sophie wa thrown into the
river by accident, but wa rescued. He
wa ltlng in unloading at Linden
berger Cold Storage Work when on
of the boxe being hauled from the
(earner truck him and forced him over
the tide Into the water He wa rescued
by the crew of the storage work with
a boat hook and suffered only a good
wetting.
Latt Day of Fiahbt
The dimmer Ashing eon I over
and the gear, etc., 1 now being packed
up. Some f)i were brought in ytr
day and Sunday hut nH any more than
uul. The cannerle finished putting up
llh yeteiny and a general wind up
w in progress yesterday afternoon.
Several of the cannerle were buy pay
ing off the fliibermen and aeiner and for
the next few day will be active In that
line. Fall flhing will commence Sep
tember 18.
An Embryo Engine! ""
Some excitement wa ranted at the
tannery of fl Colurabli River Pcker'
Association yctterdan A the lnt
boat load of flh. for the acanon, wa be
log discharged Roy Hulsc, who ha
charge of the holding engine wa called
, to the tcale and while there the crew
jof the boat fastened on another box to
the notttlng rope and called "ready.
Though told to wait an ofllolou niemlier
of the crew who wa standing near the
engine undertook to etart it Throwing
the load on the engine too euddenly
and opening up the throttle valve full
the engine started, a engineer would
:y "to run away." The tvro did not
know how to top it and the rattling and
jumping of the piece of machinery near
ly canned a panic among the Cliineae
working near. Hulse .finally took control
and in a few minute bad everything go
ing an iimihI with only a good scare or
the embryo engineer and the Chinamen.
Ice Cream Sherbets
Candies
Tlio tad new of the accidental drown
ing of Christopher VVt, of Cathlamet,
Sunday afternoon wa received in As
toria yemtenlay morning. In company
with Fred Ol-cii, and hi two on, the
unfortunate young uutn, started In the
former' launch, from Calhlumet for AI
looiia. When letweea Cathlamet and
Skamoknwa tliey were pacd by the
steamer Telegraph, at about 4:30, and
th boat passing canned quite a wel.
The young men were hanging on the side
of the launch probably enjoying the
welt when all three were thrown Into
the river and on account of the speed of
the launch were left behind. A oon a
possible the launch wa turned back and
Mr. Olwn succeeded In picking up- hi
on but before he could reach young
Wet tlie hittem made an effort to reach
plank and minting It ank from eight.
Mr. and Mr. Went, father and mother
of the young man, came to Aitoria ye
tordy morning and men were ent up
the river to grapple for the body in an
endeavor to recover it. They returned,
accompanied by their ion Jame to
Cnthlamet on th Telegraph yeiterday
afternoon.
Chritopher Wett wa the on of David
Wet, county tretsurcr of Wahkiakum
county, and a well known and respected
citizen of Cathlamet where n bai re
lided for the pt 27 year. Jame Wet,
another ion, i employed at the Astoria
Saving Bank. Mr. Wet and hi family
have the heartfelt tympatby of their
many fin-ml in Astoria and other sec
tion where they are well known. The
deceased wa at the time of hi death
20 year of age and a promoting young
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BOOSTERS WEARING
PIN
Phone 931
Phone 1181
Freestone Peaches
90c Per Box
Scholfield, Mattson & Co.
112 and J20 Twelfth St.
GOOD
GOODS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SECURES
HANDSOME KEY TO HERALD TO
WORLD THAT ASTORIA HOLDS
THE SEAPORT SITUATION.
The Chamber of Commerce bat secur
ed It "booster' pin" and the majority
of the member are already wearing it
on the lapel of their coat. Within the
next few day every booster in. Astoria
will be wearing one of the pin. They
are very handsome and illustrate that
Astoria ha the "Key to the situation,"
meaning the best seaport on the Pacific
(Wt.
The ju'n ia a handsome gold key, fin
ished on the surface In enamel. On the
crook of the key are tho word, "Cham
ber of Commerce." On the stem is the
word, "Aitoria," and on the key itself
are the words, "Ask me J" The whole
urriingcnient i decidedly unique nnd will
Jo a great good in proving to visitor
mid outsider that there is a boosters'
tpirit among the people, of this city.
Hie "key to the situation' are be
ing sold for 50 cent in the offiee of
tho Chamber of Commerce nnd may be
secured by anybody who U anxious to
co the cilv take its place in the com
mercial world. Whilo the orgnni.ation
i not pushing the sale of the pin, it
is probable that all real booster will
wear one on the Inpel of lii or her
v-'Ortt.
Stock entries foe the t'laUop county
fair, which commences on September 2
and i to be held in conjunction with
the Regatta, will be closed on August 29
accouling to Judge J. Q, A. Howlby,
chili man of the Fair committee. The
other niemlier nre O.'I. Peteron of
4hc Sunflower Dairy, C. W. Carnaban,
Fred Johnson and A. Scliernakau. The
judge ia anxiou that farmer who are
going to exhibit should let him know
early a ponslble to that he may make
hi arrangement accordingly.
Notice of the exhibit wa tent out
throughout the county asking that U
wbo were going to exhibit either ttock,
agricultural, or fruit product, with a
request tnat it reply may be made by
U wbo intended to be represented in
the uow. Very few replie have been
received, but the committee 1 informed
h various quarter that there S going
to be more exhibit than have ever been
seen in Clatsop. Consequently the chair
man i anxiou to bear from the fann
er order that he may make allow
ance for the exhibit. " -
A big drawing card will be the Dutch
Belled cattle of Mr. Peterson, of the
Sunflower Dairy. The are the only
animal of their kind ia the itate and
are very handsome and valuable. They
will be exhibited at the ttate fair after
they are through with the County Fair
tr- be held in thl city. Other tockmen
will be represented and a Urge number
of fruit grower and farmer will have
their produce here for the public in
spection. The prize are higher tbtn for
anything else at the oelebration to b
held here and thoukl be easily worth
while putting on an exhibit ,
It i expected that the tection near
jwenson, Knapp and Weetport will be
well represented in fruit and garden
truck, while the Lewi and Clark Val
ley will thow up well in dairy product
and tock. Nehalem Valley will alio
Ik represented and a it ii taid that
the fruit of this rich tection of the
county i equal to any grown in the
Hood River district. With excellent
prospect for a new railroad to open up
this ditrict to settlement, It I conoid
ered that a good exhibition of what ean
be done in the fruit growing line would
carry considerable weight with the thou
and Who will tee the product in At'
tori next week. .-'. .
.The ttock exhibit will be held in the
Shtrman wagon emporium on the corner
of Nmth and Bond street. The farm
product and fruit will be on exhibition
in the new engine house near the city
hall. Competent, judge . from outside
the city will be selected within the next
few days and it is expected that the fair
will easily be the moat successful in
the history of the county.
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INSPECTED FRUIT.
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VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
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JohnsonPhonograph Co,
Parlor Saoond Floor vr 8oholfild A MatUon Co.
County Inspector Dow Examines Fruit
on Sale and Condemns Some.
An inspection of tho fruit sale in
the stores of Astoria was mndo y ester-
ay by the county inspector which was
thorough and complete. Some diseased
fruit was ordered destroyed nnd strict
order were given regarding the re-ap-peamnce
of diseased or wormy fruit in
this market. Prosecutions will follow
the display of any objectionable fruit
for sale. It hat been the habit 01 Port
land dealers in the past to take ad
vantage of the fact that Clatsop county
has been without an lnspecor and send
fruit rejected in other localities to this
market for sale and the Inspector ha de
termined to put a ttop to it.
Mr. Day has also visited the orchards
between here and Weatport and found
the crops excellent. There are tome few
trace of "scab" but the spraying that
will be done by the fruit raisers will
dispose of them, their attention having
bten called to the matter,
Leave For Bandon .
O. Tlmmons, manager of the Bandon
Packing Company, leaves this morning
on the steamer Breakwater for Bandon
where he will start packing salmon on
the Coquille. His family will leave for
the snme place in a few days going over
land byt way of Drain. S. A. Miller also
leaves on the Brenkwatcf to work for
Mr. Timmons.
L. C. Allingham of Olympia came in
on Sunday night's train and will spend
a week in Seaside, Long Beach and As
torta.
P. J. Nelson, of Portland, is in As
toria for a few days.
John C. MeCue. Dr. Fosstrem and
faul Knoblock returned yesterday from
Nasel, Wash., where thev have been in
specting their timber claims in that
section.
Chas. A. Ooolidge, of the Astoria Elec
trical Co., has returned froih hi trip to
New ork olid is back to business again.
Mrs. E. L. Clark of Vale, Or., accom
panied by her daughter, is visiting for
a few days in this city with her sis
ters, tho Misses YoJcr.
Miss Maude Belcher, of Portland, sis
ter-in-law of F. L. Crang, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Crang, returned
homo yesterday after a pleasant visit of
two weeks. , '
W. Redman, of the F. C. Graham Lum
ber Co., of Portland, was in the city yes
terday and left an order fora set of
lumber books with the J. S. Dcllingcr)o.
W. J. unite, 01 the Pacific Paper Co,
of Portland is in the city looking up the
paper trade.
Hunters Return
Officer Linville and ton and Olaf An
derson, Jr., returned from an eight days'
trip to Saddle Mountain, on Saturday.
They all report having had a splendid
time and the boys are already planning
next year's outing. ,
Salvation Army Meeting-
Staff Captain Engwall, assisted by
Adjutant Anderson and Lieutenant Sten
hamer, will conduct a meeting at the
Methodist Church at 8 o'clock this even
ing. A cordial Invitation is extended to
the public to attend.
tr Morning Astorlan, W oenta pea
month, delivered by carrier.
L. S. ROWE REACHES LIMA.
LIMA, Peru, August 2C L. S. Rowe,
who was a delegate to the Pan-American
Congress at Rio do Janeiro, arrived here
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All Shapes
1 All Colors
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You Can't
Look Foolish in a
Wise Hat
Clothes bought at Wise' pressed free whenever'a
Wise customer wishes it
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Thoujjhts now turn to the new Autumn styles t
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Z are in your mind, your footsteps should lead to
Herman Wise's door.' . - '."..'I-"''.
t Because our Fall lines show the highest stand- X
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! j Because whatever article you buy, youll know ;
;; the style is correct. , '
I Because the prices for - these standard goods?
are as low as you would pay tor inferior grades. it
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I accident We broujjht it kbout because we want
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Every dollar spent at Herman Wise'
store means more improvements for Astoria.
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Special Sale
For the next ten davs we are point? to offer nil
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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 oxford 5 to 8,75c
;; Child's . " " .:. . " "'8 1-2 to 11, $1.05
; ; Child's patent ribbon tie 5 to 8, 1.10
: : Child's ' " " 8 1-2 toll ....1.25
Child's " " white top, 5 to 8, 1.10
X Misses' patent ribbon tie, white top, 11 1-2 to 2. ...1.35
Take advantage of this sale before sizes are gone
i Wherity, Ralston Company
Astoria's Best Shoe Store
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