THE MORNING ASTORIAN. AS'JOIUA, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER it, 1907,
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French Hand Painted China
LATEST CONVENTIONAL DESIGNS
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PHONES -TV BRANCH UNIONTOWN
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Sole Agents for Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee
Boys' School Suits and Overcoats
APPEAL TO COMMISSION.
MARRIED IN VAULT.
Oregon and Washington Will Take Raise
in Rates Before Commission.
PORTLAND, Sept. ia-The Oregon
State Railroad Commission at the in
stance of the Oregon and Washington
Lunbernien's Association tonight sent a
tit ion to the interstate commerce com
ission at Washington, D C requesting
ike interstate commerce commission to
'ate train the trans-continental railroads
iron inaugurating a prospective raise in
fiw railroad rate on east bound lumber
ntil after the interstate commerce com
snssioa ha investigated the merits of
tilt increase.
The railroad. commission sets out that
tit proposed increase in some case
mounts, to- 25 per cent and that it is
snneoesary and unjust and will indict
a severe blow to the lumber industry.
Groom Buys Watermelons for Court
house Staff After Ceremony.
WEDS TWIN BROTHER.
PARIS, 111, Sept 10. Mrs. Ada
Thomas, of Chrisman, Edgar county,
anraplainant in a suit fop- divorce from
Calvin Thomas, declared in an interview
yesterday that she was tricked into mar
rying the defendant, who closely re
jmhlea his twin brother, Alvin Thomas.
and that she did. not discover the mis
tale until, after the marriage ceremony.
After a courtship lasting about three
aontha, Mrs. Thomas gays- she made
aca appointment to meet Alvin here and
they were to go to Charleston to marry.
It develops that Alvin's ardor was cooled
and he sent Calvin to meet bis fiancee
at the train.
Mrs. Thomas state that she had not
ot the slightest suspicion of the- decep
tion ana mai wnen uuvm expressed a
willingness to go to- Charleston that
ht she consented. Mrs: Thomas dis
covered that she had' been duped' when
aae happened to see the twins together, I
anon her return here next day after i
with the wrong man she sued for her
freedom..
SPOKANE, Wash.. Sept. 10.-A desire
Hr the unusual prompted Alice Mooney,
a belle of the Palou wheat district, to
a-k Judge Thomas II. Brent, of the
Superior Court at Walla Walla, to per
forin tne ceremony of her marriage with
John A. RavmonJ. a rancher, in the
vault in the office of the county clerk.
juage lirenti, who wa a pony express
rider in the early days, has not lost
nig love for the novel of adventure. He
quickly assented and the service was
read while the wedding partr was in the
fteel-encased strong box.
When the groom handed the fee to
the judge it was the understanding it
should be expended for watermelons, the
entire court house staff betas- mi eats.
I Many others were assembled on the lawn
when a wagon filled to the guards with
ripe melons hove in sight, but the bride
and groom did not remain to participate
in the festivities that followed.
"I have officiated at horseback, auto
mobiles, county fair and thresher wed
dings," said Judge Brentx, "but this is
the first time that I have ever heard of
a bridal party being locked in a fire
proof vault while the ceremony was per
formed If the desire for the novel con
tinues it will not be long before judges
u imuisierg wiu oe required to nave
airships as part of the equipment.
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Prices are right, Quality the
Best, every suit guaranteed by us.
Knee pant Suits. $2.00 to $8.50
Long pant suits. $4.00 to $20.00
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C0VER1T0R RETURNS.
SALEM, Or., Sept. 10. Governor
Chamberlain returned from Sacramento
tiiis- morning on the overland. The train
was late and arrived shortly before 10
o'clock- The governor reports an en
joyable trip, though a strenuous one. He
was pleased with the attendance and
work accomplished at the congress.
OLD OFFENDER JAILED.
SAX FRAXCISCO, Sept. 10.-William
liailey, but recently released from the
county jail, was arrested by Detectives
Gibson and Graham this morning and is
neij m detinue at the city prison. He
will be booked on three charge, of pass
ing fictitious checks.
Bailey is alleged to have passed cheeks
drawn upon the California Safe De
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innii company, jn wnicn He bad no
funds; upon Mrs. B Deidel, 3692 Twen
tieth street; George D. Melvois. 743
Guerrero street; Minert Rerwastz, Mis
sion and Twenty-first streets. The
checks were for So. 5 and $16.75, and
were passed on the victims in tlie order
named. Bailey has long been engaged
in thia line of work and has always
managed to escape felony prosecution,
as he is wise enough to keep his worth
less paper inside the $.50 mark.
ARMISTICE PROVES FAILURE.
PARIS, Sept. 10. There are indica
tions that France and Spain believe that
Sultan - Abdul Aziz has more followers
than has his brother, Mulai Hafig.
Premier Clemeneeau announced today
that he had been reliably informed that
Mulai '3 popularity is already on the
wane. The government assumes that
the armistice between General DruJe
and the Moors has proved a failure.
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DECEMBER WHEAT.
- CHICAGO, Sept. 10. December wheat
opened 99 l-4c and closed at 09 5-8c.
Ti ESTERDAY'S BASEBALL SCORE.
At San Francisco San Francisco 4,
Los Angeles 3 (12 innings).
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of kidney or bladder trouble that is not
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Women Avoid
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MISS ROSE MOORJK
When a woman suffering from'
female trouble is told that an oper
ation is necessary, it, of course,
frig-fcitena her.
The very thought of the hospital,
the operating table and the knife
strikes terror to her heart.
It is quite true that these troub
les may reach a stage where an ope
ration is- the only resource, but a
great many women have been cured
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In Arguments for Supercedas Bond Jsdje
Grosscup Says he Thinks it ShouM
Equal Companyla Valuation.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10. The Standard
Oil Company of Indiana toduy applied
to th United. States circuit court for a
writ of sunercedea suspending the
operation of the recent hearing by Judge
Lnndis in tne unneu auties uuinui
Court in whu-h the penalty assessed
agiinst the company was $20,000,000.
Judge Grosncup, before whom the ap
plication was made, declined to take any
n-tioii until ha had heard arguments
from the attorneys on both wide, the
aiguiiients consumed a. greater part of
the dav. Attorneys for the government
insisted that the supercedes bond, if
the writ of error was granted, should
as large as- the fine assessed against
the company. The attorneys for tne
ompany argued for- a Wind of $i,uw,uuu.
Judge Grosscup, while not specifying
(hp ii mount of the bond, declared lie
thought it hhould be equal at lea4 to
the total value of the Standard Oil
Compmy tti Indiana.
Lame Back.
This is an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proven special
ly valuable. In almost .very Instance
it affords prompt and permanent relief.
Mr. Luke UGrang. of Orange, Mich.,
says of it: "After using a plaster and
other remedies for three weeks for a
bad lame back, I purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and two ap
plications effected a cure." For sale by
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PREVENT JAIL BREAK.
COLFAX, Wash., Sept. 10.-JaUsr V.
A. White and Deputy Sheriff W. I.
Daily saved a jail delivery of 14 pris
oner by discovering a suspicious crack
in the whitewashed brick wall in the
county jail here Sunday aftcrnsoil. The
prisoners had just been locked up after
their afternoon exercise, when the pkin
for e-cape was found. Bricks had been
taken from Die wall and eight had been
ground up and put through the sewer.
Some of the bricks had ltcwi replaced
and a hole about a foot sqimre had been
covered. 1
The prisoners have been kept in igno
rance of the discovery and a guard will
endeavor to discover -the pusoners at
work and find who are involved. Sheriff
Fred Ratliff stated thut from their work
he would judge they expected to make
their escape about Wednesday.
It comes put up in a collapsible tube
with a nozzle .easy to apply to the sore
ness and inflammation, for any form of
riles, it sooths and heals, relieves the
pain, itching and burning. Man Zan
Pile Remedy. Price 60 eta. Guarantee.
Sold by Frank Hart's Drug store.
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