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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1907)
V ..THE MORNING ASTORiaTT. ASTORIA. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1907. FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Per Roll 75 Cents A. V. ALLEN. PHONES BRANCH UNIONTOWN MAIN 711, MAIN 3871 ' PHONE MAIN 713 Sole Agents for Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee IKED OF FOREIGNERS'. BELIEFS. ! t DENIE STORY. Church Feasts Weddings tnd Fanerala Reasons for Jollificstions. riTTSBURG. Spt. 23.-Tiring of frequent shutdowns caused by numer ous holidays among the foreigners, or ders bare been placed by the big coke ompanies of the ConnelUmlle region for SOOO English speaking workmen. Agents f the companies are in Pittsburg and tbe east trying to fill the orders. This is the beginning of a movement to eliminate foreigse labor in the mine nd coke works. In the calendar 0 the foreigners' every feast day in their church is a holiday and they refuse to verk. Weddings and funerals are also made- reasons for jollifications. Fre quently the holidays last the greater part of a -week. In the meantime the power plants at tbe works must be kept in operation, burning immense quantities of coal. This is all a dead los to the operators, football tnn are very bright. In fact, it has been discovered that there are so Mrs. lulu lark Given the Lie by San fori NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Opt.in Oss sious Marshall Sanford, the only son of the late John Sanford, of Covington, Ky., referred to in the affidavit of Mrs. Lulu Clark as "John Sanford," and as having been present when Goebel was killed, yesterday denied in detail all her statements. He says he never knew the woman or. Turner Igo or anyone else mentioned in the affidavit. lie says at the time Goebel was killed he was in the Philippines. After returning to this country he has been in business in New York. PLENTY OF MATERIAL No Dearth of Good Men For Football Team. Prospects for the completion of the RETURNS FROM ARCTIC. Dr. Steffanson Tells of Search For the Northern Land. SEATTLE, Sept. 23. A special to the Time from Victoria sayas Br. Steffanson of the Anglo-American-Antic Expedition has reached here from Alaska. He brings news that Captain Mikkelson, Ernest Leffingwell and party re all well and at Hereschel Island. Mikkelson, Leffingwell and one other will take an attempt to find land in Beau fort Sea. They are making sledges out f the wrecked schooner Duchess of Bed ford and will leave from a point on the Boundary line between Alask and Yukon. They are not very .hopeful finding large tract of land. Dr. Howe will bring the remainder of the crew home on a whaler. AGAIN FAILS TO SWIM CHANNEL. LONDON. Sept 23. Wolffe, the ama, teur swimmer, made another attempt to eonquer the English Channel today, hut gave up when within two miles of the French coast. He was overboard 111 hours. CREW DOWN WITH 3ERI BERI. ' Bark Foohng Suey Put in at San Juan ;;i :' for Relief and Repairs. , SAX JUAN. P. R., Sept. 23. The trk Fooling Suey, Cipt. J. E. Willem I" 130 days out from Honolulu with 5 cargo of sujiar for Xew York, was fore ' d to put in at this port, a majority of Jser crew having been striken with ben i ten. The sick men were taken to the mili , tary hospital. A new crew will be ship ped here. JAMAICA PLANS BOYCOTT. KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept. 23. The ehamber of Commerce will meet Wednes flay for the purpose of declaring a boy cott against English insurance companies which carried risks on property destroy ed in the fire that followed the earth . quake here, and now set up as a de fence in the suits ajain't them that they are not liable owingtaT non-endorsement of co-insurances. The feeling gainst the companies is increasing My. CI 'A '. D TO' RESTRICT EMIGRATION ( ! i i sZST STOCKHOIM, Sept.; 23. -The chiefs J2i of. the firsl. and.. second divisions of the "J' (Swedish army, "Major-Ccnerals Matcrn JJd L'ggla, fove applied to the govern 2 jnciit.;to ak the'veoming Riksdag for a few forbidding" the emigration of men J tetween 17 .'and 20 years of age, with a loss of inharitanoe rights as a penalty, in ; rand ilsoi! for Wyere.'Jaws against ieirii- gralion fl'lits..'.. TEGETARIAtt ON LONG WALK. ; CHICAGO; Sept. 23 To demonstrate te pnysieai jwweis wwunnw jrom jj 'strict vegetarian diet, Dr. I. C. Kramer : wDT leave Chicago tomorrow morning H- Kod begin a -walk to San Francisco, 2200 " miles. He will leal without a cent, and ajc 'txpthin to earn his ay by 'delivering lectures on vegeterianW mand by organ- Szfng vegetarian societies. - many young men in Astoria who can play the game, that the selection will cover a wide range. Manager Jackson stated last night that the following names were to be picked from in the selection of the team, most of whom were at the practice bunday afternoon at the ball games: Rosey Graham, Al Minor, Nat Tallant, Harry Benson, L. Grimes, Jack Bayes, Jack Morrison, Al Rodgers, E. L. Mc Andrews, Will Painter, Fred Wright, Blossom, A. Mallygam, Upshire, Bert Hunt, Bill Hount, Bill Hoover, Otto Owens, Al Hughes, W. Stein, I Johan sen, E. Jolwnsen, and Harry Benson. Manager Jackson is expected a letter for a game within the next few days and be is anxiously trying to get the team in trim as soon as possible. The members have not been named as yet, but with a little practice he will be able to get they best men in the bunch, with Rox Graham acting as captain. The party is figuring on getting the lot at the corner of Seventh and Com mercial streets, and to have an arc light put up for night practice. Several teams have a number of open dates, and Mr. Jackson feels that he can assure a game for Astorians a week from next Sunday. GASOLINE LAUNCH EXPLODES. George McPherson, of Agassis, B. C, Is Drowned. ' VAXCOUVKH, R. C. Sept. 2.1,-Geo. Mi'Phersun, of Assi. was drowned and the government launch, Salmo, lost, ow ing to a gasoline explosion aboard the little vessel while she was running on Mttrrisoa lake yesterday. Mcl'lierson and T. Grahm were the only persons on. board vhei the accident occurred. ' t.rahm states that the Teasel took Hie from the explosion and after a hard tight ngnint the Humes the men put out In a small boat, whii'h they had in tow. Just .they wert putting out the lnwt enpsiwd. Both men living on t tne boat for some time, but Ms Pliersou took, cramps and sank while tirahm was rescued by Indians. GALE SWEEPS NEWFOUNDLAND, ST. JOHNS. Sept. 23.-The heaviest gaie reporiea nere in lony year swept the Neufoumlliiml coast yesterday. Ee ports from settlements showed that five lives have been lost. Eleven fishing schooners and Hhips were dricn ashore at varioiu points or foundered at their moorings. THE STAR THEATRE. Xtttn PERSONAL MENTION. tttt 0888888ttag8888880 James Hannaford left on Sunday for a visit to his relatives at Washongal, Wash. Mrs. J. Bushing and children returned from their visit to St. Johns and Port land. X. H. BloomfielJ of Portland was in the city on Sunday en route home from seaview. R. J. Wherry of Elsie is in the city. He has just returned from the State fair at Salem and reports having had an enjoyable time. Geo. W. Loundsberry returned Sunday night from his ranch at Clatsop City. F. L. Dunbar came in on the noon train yesterday. ' Mr. B. Brandt is in the city and will remain for a few days. He is visiting hig friend, Richard Wiessinger. A. Oppenbeimer, representing Living ston & Co., of San Francisco, was in As toria yesterday and leaves this morn ins. ' v One of the Best Programs Ever Ren dered at This Theatre. Last night the Star Theater presented a new program that is an excellent one from the first number until the final of the last moving picture. Sload and Louden, who are billed as the "Sister Team" do a very pretty act consisting of medley singing and danc ing, their eong "At the Fireside on a Winter's Evening," making a hit. Frank Dayton is retained this week and shows quite an Improvement owing no loubt to his becoming acquainted with his audience. His song, "Colleen Bawn" was greeted with plenty of applause. Xeal & Dunbar have a jolly act and kept the audience roaring during their performance. Their parodies and jokes are very laughable. Dan nart, the veteran fun maker, has a splendid voice and in addition to bis fun making, his singing is worth hearing. Larclle & Company, composed of an eccentric comedian and a dainty young lady keep the audience well entertained for 15 minutes. The finale to their act, the burlesque instruments was a good wind up to an excellent act The show is a good one this week and will well repay a visit NO MORE CATARRH. T. F. Laurens Will Not Allow it to Exist in Astoria. 1 id Season earn it it it Y 11 088888888888888880 8 8 8 DONE BY DEEDS 8 8 8 08888888888888880 Tlieo. Kruse Catering Co. to Law rence M. Bcal and wife, lots 4 and 37, block 4, second addition to Gear hart Park $3: Theo. Kruse Catering Co. to S. B. ' awrence, lots 20 and 21, block 3, second addition to Gearhart Park.. 2 T), Falangos and wife to Colum- b'aRiv&rjJ'ackers' Association, tract of land in lot 4, flection 5, T. 8 X., R. W with hereditaments nd personal property on premises. 10 r It is ft well known fact that persons Kving in the Pine forests do not suffer "" from kidney diseases. One dos of Pin t'" nle at night usually relieve backache, .. Vt Jaj-s' treatment, $1.00. Your money funded if not satisfied. ' ; . : Sold by Frank Hart. Drugstore. Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold A. J. Nusbaum, Bates ville, Indiana, writesi "Last year I suffered for three months with a summer cold so distress ing that it interfered with my business. I had many of the symptoms of hay fever, and a doctor's prescription did not reach my case, and I took several medi cines which seemed to only aggravate my case. Fortunately I insisted upon having Foley'a Honey and Tar in the yellow package, and it quickly cured me. My wife has since used Foley's Honey and Tar with th same uceeas.'' T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store. "There will be no more catarrh in Astoria," saya T. F. Laurin, "unless people fail to follow tbe law of com mon sense. T. F. Laurin makes tbis,statement be cause of the great success that baa fol lowed the use of Hyomei in the treat ment of catarrhal troubles. So positive is this treatment in quick relief and permanent cure that he sells it under an absolute guarantee to refund the money if it does not do all that is claimed for it. There is no other treatment or mcdl cine for catarrhal troubles mat is at all like Hyomei. It follows nature's plan in curing diseases of the throat and lungs by bringing healing medica tion right to the very spot where the disease germs exist. With this treat ment, health-giving oils and balsams are breathed through a neat pocket in haler that comes with every outfit, o that every breath you take while using Hyomei is a breath of healing air. It kills all catarrhal germs and prevents their growth, so that the cure Is thor ough and permanent. Remember that Hyomei is sold under a guarantee to cost nothing unless it cures. If you have any catarrhal trouble, you should take advantage of T. F. Laurm's liberal offer. n Y 'LilliJElL! time you need your fall and winter supply SjMig be nhk to buy them "at the great discount of 20 permit., whieh we are offering on everything in this big, new Btck of goods, for a few dny, right hert IllikLIil that seldom Jhapiwis,Jbutwe want your trade and we will get it if low prices and high rchanttise "have" anything to lo "with "it" that, but if you have never traded here, come and see. If' everything In not as rqwicntcd"yott are not obliged to buy. . ' " Mg2j!igl tlie regular prices and after you buy, your entire bill will be discounted ao per cent. This sale will only last a few days more so take advantage ofit while you can. Look over the list of prices quoted below and then take out your'petidl and figure put what you need this year and foot up the discounts and the amount you will save will surprise you. , MEN'S SUITS The highest class line of clothing made in America. $35.00 suits. $28.00 30.00 suits 24.00 25.00 suits .: 20.00 22.50 suits 18,00 20.00 suits 16.00 18.00 suits 14.00 15.00 suits 12.00 MEN'S PANT $7.00 pauts $5.60 6.00 pants.... 5.00 pants .... 4.00 pants.... 3.00 pants 4.80 4.00 3.20 2.40 it CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought 1 1 Bears the Signature of ill FRANK J. DONNERBERG WATCHMAKER ! AtfD JEWELER I Will remove. on or about Oct. 1st to 574 Commercial St, Between 12th and 13th Sts. Cravenette Rain Coats THE BENJAMIN KINO $30.00 raincoats $24.00 25.00 raincoats 20.00 18.00 raincoats : 14.00 15.00 raincoats ' 12.00 Boys' vSuits Priea Make Double Seat and Knee $6.00 suits $4.80 5.00 suits 4.00 4.00 suits 3.20 3.00 suits 2.40 HANlN NEW YORK flllKvlRiMihmlnio Men's Hats The Astor Hats The best $3 hat sold in Astoria $2.40 . UNDERWEAR $2.00 wool underwear, garment $1.60 1.50 wool underwear, garment 1.20 1.25 wool underwear, garment 1 .00 Oregon Wool Blankets If you are going to need any blankets this winter i will pay you to come and lalce a look at the values we are offering in blankets. $15.00 blankets, in blue, white 1 and pink...... $12.00 12.50 white blankets 10.00 10.00 white blankets 8.00 8.00 gray blankets '6.40 6.00 gray blankets 4.80 '5.00 gray blankets 4.00 SOX 50c wool sox ' 25c wool sox 300 pairs of wool sox at 15c a pair www yan ,,,,MM 40c 20c 25c MISCELLANEOUS $3.00 sweaters..... 3.50 blue flannel shirts 1.00 working shirts 1.00 neckties 50c neckties 50c suspenders Boston garters .".", 15c collars ;.. $2.40 . 2.80 . 80c . 80c . 40c . 40c . 20c . 10c No prudent man or woman will spend one dollar elsewhere for merchandise that can be bought here. Brownsville Men ills Store 557 Commercial Street, near 12th M.....MIIHWV.mW.V.V.S8gaSB8tt 4 1