THE MORNING ASTOIilAN, ASTORIA!, OREGON.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER so, 190;. "
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m ARE MOVING 1
to our new home to-day
WAIT
FOR
OUR OPENING
JALOPPS
120 llth Street
in the Wise Block after Sept. 15th I
t IIIIMIIHH 1
No Student No Cocaine, No Gss.
le-Clii t li
We will forfeit $1000 to any char
itable institution for any Dentist who
can compete with u u crown and
bridge work, or teeth without plates.
Pav no fancy fees until you have con
tufted ua. Our continued success in
our many offices is due to the uni
form high-grade work done by years
of experienced operators. The prices
quoted below are absolutely the best
opportunity to get your money s
worth which has ever been offered.
We use nothing but the best ma
terial. Prices Until Sept. 30th
Best SilveT Fffltogi 5
Platinum Fillings I-00
Gold & Platinum Alloy Filling. 1 1-5
Gold Fillings -oo to I5.00
S. & White Layon Crown $5x0
Gold Crowns, best aa& extra
heavy 5-oo
Bridgework, per tooth, best work. .$5
Best Robber PUte, S. S. white
teeth -. tSM
Aluminum-lined Plate Iio to I15
A binding guarantee given with all
work for 10 yean.
VEGETABLE VAPOR
Used only by us for Painless Extrac
tion of teeth, 50c
Bead What Mrs. Jessie Level SayfcJ
I had 12 teeth extracted by the use
of Vegetable Vapor, absolutely pain
lessthe most pleasing effect and
highly recommend the method. Yoursj
truly. .
MRS. JESSIE LEVEL.
Lafayette, Oregon.
NERVOUS PEOPLE.
And those afflicted with heart weak
ness can have their teeth extracted
aad filled without the least pain
whatever.
Chicago Dental ParlorsI
Northwest Cor. Commercial & Tenth.
The largest and best-equipped Den
tal establishment in the Northwest.
Seventeen offices in the United States
LADY IN ATTENDANCE.
See that you are in the right office.
Open Sunday, 8 to Z.
ALPINE ACCIDENTS.
Roll of Fatalities in Excess of Record
of Any Previous Year.
BERNE, Sept. 19. The rtfl of summer
victims of Alpine accidents is the heav
iest ever recorded. Eighty persous were
killed and twenty-two injured in ninety
ascents this year, as against the de
vious record. Seventy-six fatalities in
1906 in ninety-one ascents.
Thirty-eight of the eighty persons
killed were guides, thirty-oue were per
sons spending vacations in the Alps and
the remainder were native flower gather
ers and mountain workers.
Three-quarters of the fatalities were
caused by falls over precipices and the
others were due to avalanches, snow
storms and lightning.
ENFORCES QUARANTINE LAWS
SAJJXAS, Cel., Sept. 19. The board
of health of the city of Montery has
passed a resolution requiring all v&sels
coming from San Francisco to show cer
tificates coming from a United States
quarantine officer stating that the quar
antine regulations have been complied
with before being permitted to load or
discharge cargo.
Flagships and Destroyers Coming.
SEATTLE, Sept, 19. United States
cruiser Charleston, Admiral Swinburne's
flagship, now in this port, sails for San
Francisco tomorrow accompanied bj the
torpedo boat destroyers, Preble and
Perry. From San Francisco the Charles
ton will probably proceed to Magdilena
Bay for target practice.
KAISER TALKS ON TACTICS.
HOEXTER, Prussia, Sept. 18.-The
German army maneuvers were conclu
ded today with the complete defeat of
the "Blue" army, whose force were
turned out of their trenches and were
pursued with great imaginary loss.
The officers of high rank than gath
ered around Emperor William, who
made a long speech on the methods of
carrying out the operations.
WATERFRONT ITEMS
Portland's Newest Immigrants
Are Monkeys.
THEY DO STUNTS ON WHARVES
S. F. Veterinary College Opens Oct 1st.
For catalogue apply to vDr. Chas.
Keane, Pres., '1818 Market street, San
Francisco.
MESM El.'l
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Week
STAR THEATRE
Sensational Novelty,
Hypnotysm Up-to-Date,
Big Laughing Hit.
Matinee and Night
Five Other Good Acts
Baboons Supposed to Have Escaped
From Steamers That Have Berthed at
East Side Wharves During the Fast
Summer Months.
PORTLAND. Sept. 19.-A colony of
monkeys, real live monkeys, from the
wilds and jungle of Asia, Malayaia and
Melanesia, ha settled on the waterfrout
in lower Albina. There they live hap
pily on the contents of the grain ware
houses that line the river and fear uoth
ing but the small boys who have just
gotten "next to their presence.
Captain John A. AmUrsqu of tho
firm of Anderson A Crowe, ship-liners.
av he saw several member of the
colony the other day while at the
Oceanic dock oa his way to the British
steamer Barkston, which had just ar
rived from San Francisco. The monkeys
were leaping from the rafter of the
warehouses and between the piling sup
porting the docks and apparently having
the time of their lives. Several small
boya living in the vicinity were la hot
pursuit of one of the smaller baboons,
hut he eluded them without much dif
ficulty and I presumably at UP at large.
The boya said they had seen four op live
'great big mouks" under the dock, but
that they "skiddooed when they saw
them coming.
The monkey are supposed to nave
escaped from steamers that have been
berthed at the east side wharves during
the summer months. Several are known
to have brought monkeys, but it was
supposed that the simian went away
with the snips, since, neither the immi
gration officers nor the police were noti
fied of any strayed, lost or stolen!
'missing links."
While going up the river yesterday
the Norwegian steamship Elsa, Captain
Warsoe, was saluted by Scandinavians
with the colors of their country all
along the line. At Puget Island, 30
miles up stream from Astoria, men, chil
dren and women hurried along the ihore
and waved the flag of Norway as the
big tramp passed. The skipper says lor
awhile he imagined he was in his own
country.
Including teamp steamers, 58 vessels
representing an aggregate of 121,181 net
registered ton are bound for the Colum
bia. It is the greatest amount of the
year. For the corresponding period of
last season the tonnage totaled 103,321.
The steamer Alliance arrived in yes-
terdnv afternoon from Coos Bay with
freight and passengers and later left for"
Portland.
Captain O. F. Bolles, steamboat in-
spetor of San Francisco, is in tho city
on a pleasure trip.
The motor schooner Delia left out
yesterday morning for Xestucca with a
full cargo of general merchandise.
The oil tank steamer Asuncion arriv
ed yesterday morning from California
ith a cargo of crude oil.
The tuc Geome K. Vosburg, with a
lumber barge in tow, arrived in Wednes
day evening from Tillamook.
The oil tank steamer W. S. Porter
left out yesterday morning for Cali
fornia. The oil tank steamer Santa Rita left
out yesterday for Monterey.
10 BROADEN TROLLEY'S USE.
Boston & Northern Applies for Freight
and Express Car Rights. ,
' IIOSTON', Sept. 10. The Boston &
Northern Mrcet Railway, which own
imtiorit v of the trolley line running out
of Boston to the north, began today lt
long expected attempt to seem rights
to ruu f wight and ex nres car. ippll
nit ion for such local rights lu U cities
and towns was filed today. The terrl
tory comprises Suffolk, Middlesex ami
EVx comities, which have as yet had
no experience with trolley In anything
but passenger service.
Several cities to the south of Boston
notably Providence, inaugurated trolley
freight service some time ago and with
highly satisfactory results. The Hp ton
Elevated Railway company, which has a
monopoly of all the street railway trnf
Ik- in the city ami majority of the
suburban line, long has been deslrou
of running express cars on some of Its
lines, but ha not yet been granted
such right. ,
New York' stfcee with the trolley
I'xpres in suburban district' Is pointed
out as an example of advantage gilned
111 the broader use of trolley lines.
INDIANA HAS A SNOWSTORM
FORT WAYNE, Ind., Sept. 18. -The
first snowstorm of the season occurred
he.re yesterday. The flurry lasted five
or ten minutes.
WANT WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Boston Controlling Interests May Be
Opposed by the J. J. Bill Party.
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 19. There is a
harp fight on for control of the Wi
conain Central Railway, now owned by
a syndicate backed by W. A. Bradford
of Cincinnati as president and operating
manager.
The preferred is being held out of the
market by both parties, and though
there is apparently a concerted agree
ment not to bid up prices to too high a
level, the wide variations from day to
day indicate the activity in the war of
the Boston interests with some interest,
as yet. undeveloped, but believed to be
J. J. Hill. t
Wliftconsin.pentral preferred has varied
between days from 33 to 36 on bid J, yet
no etock is coming out. The Boston in
terest are silent, but it is understood
that their brokers have -orders to take
any preferred that comes out. Hill wants
the Central to give him a Chicago entry.
NATIONAL FOREST CREATED.
New Reservation in Southeastern Alaska
Has Area of s,oo6,oo Acres.
WASHINGTON'. Sept. 1P-A pr,clo-
iiiation ha been signed by the l'resl-
i'nt, creating the new Tongass National
Forest In southeastern Alaska. The
main laud and island included in this
forest have an approximate area of 2,
000,000 acres, most of which is in aa ex
ceedingly rough country.
The forest wa created on the recom
mendation of Chief inspector Olmsted
and Supervisor Langille, ami wa in-
lorsed by Governor Hoggatt of Alaska.
TAKE PRIVATE CAR
El Paso, Texas, Sept. 19. A party
of Mexican youth, sons and relative of
General Luis Terrana. governor of Chi
huahua, ami the richest man in Mexico,
left here today for New York by way
of Fort Worth in a special car to enter
Princeton and Yale.
TO INVESTIGATE WRECK.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept.. 18.-The
Czar will personally conduct the inves
tigation, to fix responsibility for the
stranding of his yacht, the Standart,
off Horsoe, on the Finnish coast. There
Is Htle hope that the Standard can be
saved.
Owing to the censorship it is iitpos
sjble to say how much faith the Czar
puts in the report that members of the
crew ran the yacht on the rocks Inten
tionallv. 1
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KEEPS ESTATE INTACT.
SALINAS, Cal., Sept. 19. In order, so
it is said to prevent the division of his
big estate at his death, Pedro ZiUtla
has formed nil incorporated company,
composed entirely of member or' his
family, to whom hi Mauds consisting
of several thousand acres in Montery
county, will be transferred.
VALDEZ GETS MATERIAL.
Entire Town Turns Out to Welcome Ship
Carrying Supply.
SEATTLE, Sept. 19. Cable advices
announce the arrival at Valdcz of the
steamer Jeanne with a cargo of tails
for the Alaska Home Railroad. The en
tire population of the town turned out
to welcome the steamer and celebrated
the arrival 4! the first railroad mater
actual construction.
NEW JO-DAY.
Oliver typewriters and automatic
stenographer at A. R. Cyrus, 424
Commercial street tfc
A erand masquerade ball will be tlven
by the Ilo Club on Saturday evening,
September 21st, at Uppertown Nat.onal
Hall. 9-20-2t.
Rug.
Largest and most complete line of
rugs, Hildebrand & Gor.
Social Dance.
The Liberty Bell Social Club will give
a dance at Logan's Hall, Saturday even
ing September 21. All Invitations have
been sent out. 9-17-0t.
Columbia and Victor (Taphopbones
and latest record at 424 Commercial
street, A. R. Cyrua. ' tf.
Lama Back.
ThI 1 an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proven especial
ly valuable. In almost every Instance
it affords prompt and permanent relief.
(Mr. Luke LaGrange 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
Frank Hart and leading Druggists.
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Copyright 1907 bjr
Hsrt Schsffner U Mars
It's a Pleasure to
Do Business When
wc know that every time we get a man
into a Hart, Schaffner & Marx suit we've
done him a real service.
$lB.OO to $30.00
Leader in NobbyfClothes
What On Enjoys.
At Otto Sund's pretty and cosy resort
"The Commercial,1' on finds all that
the inner man desires in the refreshment
line and of the best quality too. To
pa a little time In suoh a neat place
and spend it In pleasant conversation
with genial friends, probably a llttl
business talk, Is, to say the least, en
livening. Courteous treatment is an
other thing that is' appreciated and one
receive it from Otto himself who takes
charge during the day and from hi
pleasant night manager both of whom
dispense the best to be had. The Com
mercial," 609 Commercial street, Is well
known and widely patronized.
$2.00 Saved by Buying Tickets
at Astoria. SeeG.W. Roberts,
Agent, 0. R. & N. Dock.
Through tickets for all points in the
United State and Europe. , Quick time
and excellent service.
Relish Aids Digestion.
To eat one meal at the Palace Res
taurant is but to continue dining at this
popular place. "It is not what one cats,
but what one digests," I an old and
trite saying, and digestion is aided
greatly by a relish for the food one
eats. That Is the secret of the success
of the Palace: eood food, well cooked.
and tastefully, served, makes one relish
even we plainest meal served by Atthur
Smith, and hi obllclnir emnloves. At
BO I
any hour of the day or night you can
gee enyining in his line that the mar
ket Afford. '
New Grocery Store,
Try our own mixture of coffee the
J. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetables.
Babollet & Co. grocers. Phone Mala
1281
Ths Tyler, .
When you drop into the Tyler ask for
the boas, Clarence Tyler, and after you
meet him once you will not be com
pelled to ask for him again. "Dad"
Towlr, too, I another like Clarence,
and when you meet them both it Is
question of "Well, I'm satUfled." Th
Tyler is at the corner of Sixth and
Bond streets.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
Opens September 27th. Instruction ha.
gins October 1st. Offer courses In Agri
culture, Including Agronomy. Animal
tT..l . t . . . . t
iiusounnry, juairying, poultry Husband-'
y, Horticulture! Forestry i Civil. Maeban.
culture Forestry, Civil, MechanleaV
cat, Meoincai and Mining Engineering '
Commercej Pharmacy, Domestlo Science"
and Arts. Tuition I free For cata
logue containing full Information re
garding courses of itduy, equipment, ete,
apply to
Ths Registrar,
Corvalll, Oregon. -
7-27-221
Fret Wall Maps.
A large wall man. Terr eomnlaU and
carefully printed, exceedingly UM(ui for
reference and general Information will
be lurnldied fret of charge. Apply to
O W. Roberts, agent 0. R. 4 tf As-torta,
Bartlett Pears i.oo per box
Apples, 75c i.qo, 1.25
Prunes and Peaches
Fo.r Canning
ACME GROCERY
521 Commercial Street
Phone Main ft81
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