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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1907)
J THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. aSTORIa, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1907. r a- .9 mAiroiL. First National Bank of Astoria, Ore KHTAIIMMHFJ) 18MU. Capital $100,000 P. Q. A. BOWLBY, President. & L FKTKBJON, VloPrldeat rtUNi: PATTON, Oaahkr. J. W. GARXKR, Avbtaat 0lf. Astoria Savings Bank CfeptliU raid In lIOOJMWt lurplui m OufllTldtd PruflU INOOO TmnsMb a Oefl Banking Bualnes InieieatWoooTlmelieiioslU FOUR PER CENT FEB AHMDM Umnth and Duana ttreeta. ASTORIA, OREGON. SCOI BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS A8TUKIA, OHEUON IRON iANl) BRASS FOUNDERS1 LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS VHo f M Hw Hill Mclilur)1 ''rompl aueuticm given to al. relr work Jti and Franklin Ave. Tat Main 8461 ASTORIA IRON WORKS JOHN FOX. President F. U BISHOP, Secretary. Neleon Trojrer, Vloe-Pre. u4 Bupt ASTORIA 8 A. VINOS BANK, Tmi Designers and Manvfactareri 01 THE LATEriT IMPROVED Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers Complete Cannery Outfits Furniihd. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Foot of FonrUi Btmt THE GEM C. F. WISE, Prop. Choice Wraee, Liquor tod Oftra Hot Luck at all Hoara Merchant Laaca Fro 11:30 a. n. to iijo f m, asCaata Conor FJivent h nd Commercial ASTORIA OSXOOI mm i ' 1 THE TRENTON I First-Class Liquors and Cigars 602 Commercial Street. Comer Commercial and 1 4th. Astoria, Oregon. fnHttMmHMMIIMHIHMWMMHMMMMI lwur tlleip tafety of tha approach 0f UNCLE SAM WILL LOOK AT STARS Noted Professor Retires But his Place Is Filled. WASHINGTON.- Aug. 29.-Unfle Sam U to lose one of lit mutt famous star Hm. DnniiH M h reached Hit age limit Profpumir Aaron T. Bkinnar, Uni ted Ktate Kavy, ha, withdrawn from tli, service, although ho will remain "on tho job" ft few week, longer to com plete series of Important astronomical calculation. Hi going call for real regret, He ha, not kept hi eye glued to the. email opening of telescope to tli, exclusion of tho practical end that could be derived from hU observation,, but ho ha, applied to tho use of the navy tho diivoverii' he ha, made. Ill, place will be well filled, however. Assistant Astronomer Herbert Loull Rice, of Illinois, will bo appointed to the portion. Ho wm appointed aisiatant In the Nautical Almanac, United State, Observatory, in 1892, and assistant ob server In tho observatory t wo year, la ter. If there any star-gazing that will a lit In navigation or In advancing tli, cauao of science, Mr. Rice i entire ly capable of undertaking the contract. Incidentally, Prof. Rice ha, been In strumental in training up a corps of re cruit, for the service in bl, capacity a, Ir.strurtor and professor of Au'lro Phy ica in tho tieorge Waehington Unlver lty. Hi- ha held ft prof'Mirshlp In that institution for- a number of year,, aol. in ii. he received hi, educational degree at that institution While iTolmor Rico will continue t teach the itudeut, of the George Wui Ington UnlverHy to turn their eye anJ tlioi'fl.ia toward the heavens he ha t u.inil er of fellow eclentiat. In the government to aid him in hi missionary v.'Ork. In thl especial department of the university a large number of fed eral expert, are to I found. Like number of other department, the Wea ther Bureau and tb, Navy look to the university a a recruiting ground for it, skilled help. Among the government (dentist, teaching the mystery of the wind, and tide, and star, are Cleveland Abbe and Frank H. Blgelow, both of the Weather Bureau. The former i, profeaaor of Meteorology, while the List-named ex pound, the iiitricaclc, of A'tro-Phywc In addition, the Naval Observatory con tribute, it, representative, in the person of Asaph Hall, Jr.. who teaches Astron omy, while the Smithsonian Institution U represented on the faculty by Fred crick E. Fowler, Jr., as professor of As-tro-Phyalc , The importance of the work being done by these scientist 1, not generally appreciated. They have evolved ft sys tem whereby, through the assistance of the wirelcM telegraph, ship, hundredes of miles at aea cnu be advised, iu time to hurricane and dangerous storm and fpg. There Is no doubt that time has rendered "those who go down to the sea in ahlpe much more attractive risks to the life insurance companies than ever ha, been the case before In the his tory of tbe world. A notable dicovery that these scien tist, have made is the ytem recently adopted for signalling i:t . It al ways has been undei'tood that water offered one of the best known conductors of sound, but with veiy few exceptions ha it been utilized. Ilea I zing the vast benefit to shipping iich a utilization would prove, th, ientit recently turned their attention to experimenting with this element. The result have been everything that could be expected. o It is posoibl, to adtvse every existence of shoal, and dargerous reef,. The signals are sent under-sea from short end r received abroad. Soon ship captain wilt not have to rely upon the moaning of a warning fog born or the muffled clangor of bell-buoy. I That's What Counts BRAND NAMES OF PIANOS DO MEAN SOMETHING. BUT PI ANOS MUST BE GRADED IN CLASS IN WHICH THEY BELONG AND KEPT THERE TO MEAN THE MOST TO A PURCHASER. THE OUR THAT IS THE GOOD SERVICE WK PERFORM FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WHEN WE PURCHASE ENORMOUS STOCKS FROM THE FORTY DIFFERENT FACTORIES WE REPRESENT. WE BRING EXPERT KNOWLEDGE OF PIANOS TO BEAR IN OUR DEALINGS WITH EACH . MAKE OF i PIANO WE BUY AND SELL. AND NO INDUCEMENT OF LARGER PROFIT ON ANY MAKE OF PIANO BY GRADING IT HIGHER THAN IT DESERVES (AND FACTORIES WOULD LIKE US TO DO IT TOO), TEMPTS US TO VARY FROM OUR FIXED RULE TO GRADE, PRICE AND SELL EVERY MAKE OF PIANO WE HANDLE IN THE CLASS IN WHICH IT BELONGS. ...... ; , I , I ' " . . ." -- ; SOME PEOPLE MAY DISAGREE WITH OUR JUDGMENT ABOUT RELATIVE VALUES OF DIFFERENT MAKES OF PIANOS BUT THAT DOESN'T PROVE ANYTHING. THEY MAY BE PREJUDICED OR BEHIND THE TIMES. WHAT WE SAY ABOUT GRADE AND WORTH OF DIFFERENT MAKES, YOU CAN BANK ON. W SELECT- !INO A PIANO OF US YOU HAVE ONLY TO DECIDE ABOUT PRICE YOU WISH ;TO PAY AND OUTSIDE AP PEARANCE, UNLESS YOU HAVE IN MIND SOME MAKE THAT IS KNOWN TO YOU. w vnrr nnwr rwivw what MAKE YOU WANT "TRUST US" AS YOU WOULD COME TO US IF NOT -i ': ' 1 I SATISFIED ANYWAY. , Why Fret and Worry wbea your child ha, sever, cold. You need not fear pneumonia or other pul monary disease. Keep supplied with Ballard's Ilorehound Syrup positive cur lor cold Cough, whooping Cough ftnd Bronchitis. Mrs. Ball, of Bioux Fall, S. D., write t I have used your wonderful Ballard's Ilorehound Syrup, on my children for flv, years. Its result have been won derful" Sold by Hart' Drug Store. WHERE IDLENESS IS TAUGHT. Develop The Type Of Woman Seen In Tbe Divorce Court. With tbe coming of tbe apartment- hotel ha, come a problem. Its insidious effect upon the women who occupy it Is ularminff. They become mentally, mo rally ami physically flabby. The prim-ipal reaon for the develop ment of the apartment-hotel is that life, dully life, every-day life, might be made eay for tbe mint res of tbe home. It ha been. In tbe apartment-hotel she ha absolutely nothing to do, and we all know who provides mischief for idle hand and idle minds, says the Deline ator for September. Tbe number of women thus liberated from the "degrading drudgery" of home ly, plain duties 1, constantly and stead ily increasing. Th, result of the free dom is ft vast crowd of women, over developed ft to hip ftnd bust, who spend their days in dressing, in speed ing at ft mad pace In motor cars, in gam bling at the bridge table, or In any other excising divcrtiseinent which cause, false Simulation. With many of these wo men dog take the place of children. Kven in an apartment hotel there must lie something to cuddle, to fondle, to pet and for which to care. A bull pup U "less trouble" than ft baby. It is the idleness of these women whicb of ten lead to the divorce courts. Man Zen Pile Remedy ootne pat np in ft collapsible tube with ft notxle. Easy to apply right when ti orenea snd Inflammation exist. It relieve at one blind bleeding, itching or protruding pile. Guaranteed. Sold by Frank Hart' Drug Store. 'Itttt tttttttt ttlttttl) UNIVERSAL Stoves and Ranges j Every one Guaranteed We Buy them in Car Load Lots . I The Foard & Stokes Hardware Go i Incorporated Suor t FmhI h ttokat C Sherman Transfer Co. EENBY SHERMAN, Manager ilftek, Carriage Baggage Cheek ftad TransierreJ -- Truck, aed Furniture ' , Wagom Piano, Moved, Boxad and Shipped. 433 Commercial 8treet Mala PTuaa tat H. B. PARKER, Proprietor. B P. PARKER, PARKER HOUSE EUROPEAN PLAN. first Clata In Every RsKt Pre Coach to tb House. Bar ana BUllara Room. Qood Sample Room on Ground Floor tor Commercial Hen. Astoria, Oregon r t ' 1 TRANSPORTATION. Steamer, TELEGRAPH Th oolvSteamboat making a ronod trip DAILY except Thnradar between FortUod and Astoria and way polnta. NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY Portland Landing, aider Street Dock AJtoria Landing, Calleoder Dock Lean Portland 7:09 'a, m.; arrlre Aatorta,l:IO p. m, Leave Aatortat:90 p. m.; arrive Ponand :S0 p. m. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Leave Portland ft a. m.; arrive Astoria 1 p.m. Leave Aatoria I p. m.. arrive Portland p. m. The K" Une Men Past Sixty in Danger. More than half of mankind over 60 year of age suffer from kidney and dis order, uully enlargement of prott glands. This U both painful and dan gerous, ftnd Foley' Kidney Cure should be taken at the first sign of danger, as it correct irregularities and baa cured many old men of this disease. Mr. Rod ney Burnett, Rockport, Mo., write: "I uffered with enlarged prostate gland and kidney trouble for year and ftfter taking two bottle of Foley' Kidney Cure I fell better than I have for 20 years, although I am now 01 year old." T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store. ft A Eilers Piano House A U PVRTTS i . ?T M WARD baiemaa. 424 Conimercial Street An Anxious Father First Baby. Dr. WockIs Hutchinson writes .about Sleep in the September American Maga zine. Of the sleep of children he says: "In tbe earliest day of Infancy, fif teen to eighteen hours are required for tho recuperative process. So astound tngly somnolent are young babies that I was once concuKed by an anxious father who expressed great grief lest hi baby's brain should not develop properly be cause it slept o much of the time. Need less to suv it was his first." Don't GrumM when your Joint ache ftnd you suffer from Rheumatism. Buy a bottle of Bal lard's Snow Liniment ftnd get instant relief. A positive cure for RheumatUm, Burn, Cut, Contracted Muclea, Sore Chest ,eto., Mr. L T. Bogy, a prominent merchant at Willow Point, Texaa, ays that he find Ballard' Snow liniment th best ftll round Liniment he ever used." Sold by Hart' Drug Store. TRANSPORTATION. CANADIAN PACIFIC "IMPRESS" Lino of tho Atlantlo Quebec to Liverpool Lets Than Four Day at Set Empress sail September 6 ftnd 20. First cabin, (30 up; second cabin, $45 upi third claes, $28.75. write for par ticular. JAMES FINLAYSON, Agent. ( i Astoria, Ore, Steamer Lurline Night Boat for Portland and Way Landing's. PASSENGERS. FREIGHT. Leavee Astoria daily exoept Sunday at 7 a. m. Leave Portland Dally Except Sunday at 7 ft. m. Qulok Servlo Exoellent Meal Oood Bertha Landing Astoria Flaval Wharf. Landing Portland Foot Taylor 8t a B. BLESSING, Agent Phone Main 2761. COFFEEaTEA BAIfiriiPOrDEIi, nj:;cn;::aEXTrcTS juhrHsihr. IHnes Flavor, CmrtKftaskrVkasJ CLQSSET6DEV1SS r POimANDeCmOOM. C 1 1 HI I 418 B0ITD ST, ASTORIA, OSXGOI Carrie th Fiaeat Lis i Wines, . Liquors .." and ;'..' Cigars CALL AND SEE US 1 HOTEL PORTLAND Finest Hotel In the North weei. PORTLAND, ORE, TBAKSPOSTATIOn. TIME CARD Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co. am. 115 iM 9.18 - SB. p.m O.UUI 7.! T3& S-05 8.18 P.- J?' 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Trftin Not SS, 87 ftnd 28 from Oataop Beacb, and train No. 23, SO and Si, from Aatorift, run Tia FL Btwreaa, Train N. 26, from Portland, 5:10 p. m.; la Saturday Special, atoppfag (A Ooble, Bftinier, ClAtakanle, Astoria and Beach point, only. rjONNKCTTONS At Portland, wtth all trana-conltliuatal line. At Ooble, with Northern Paolflo Baliway Co. At Aatoria, wlta ateamen tor San Francisco and Tillamook and Bwaeo Railway A Navigation Co.' boat and railway. ! Through ticket sold to and from all point ia th East and Europe, For further partlculftr apply to, , ( It, H. JENKINS, OaaL Fit. A Passgr, At , . AaUrla, Oc. m wftwwm