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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1907)
3 WHMnttllttlMM)tnHMWMHIIMtMtl i Retter be Wise I THE! FIRST THRE DAYS OF J He who works forJAsto-f f ria is Wise, because the Than Sorry! I- - 1 1.1.- L-Ai. j; TRADE NOW!! I-! i: than a jealous knocker. ;P ANIVflSiARY BAR6AH"SAU i Mi ( 4 n Have Demonstrated the Truth that it Pays to Tell the Truth! WASH'S I is Too many sales are not on the square, that's why people are careful, but Wise's 21 years of dealing have con vinced people that what "Wise says is True" Take a look at those two tables of men's 07 RQ :: suitsat - - i ; And the next line 6 CI 00 of men's suits at V.yU Formerly $13.50 to $20.00 Boy's Suits and Over coats, etc. We haven't for gotten the boys. The odds and ends, one half off. The latest boy's duds are one-fifth off. While some few lines are begining to run low, our stock is so big that it would take a month's such business to clean us out. The beauty of it all is we offer clothes that " won't melt in the first rain. You've heard about Wise's clothes before. You can't look foolish in Wise clothes Even the latest Fall Suits and Overcoats made by master tailors are reduced from J 5 to 25 per cent. ! Be patient, we will wait on you as quickly as possible. We would like to have about half a dozen more sales people, if you know of any please send them. Look at the hats marked $1.39 Look at the hats marked 1.89 See the hats at ' 2.49 25c caps, now 19c 50c caps, now 33c NOTICE One Piano number FREE with each $5.00 sale. , Pianos will be distributed on the even ing of October 31st. . 25c suspenders 19c 50c suspenders 33c 25c Ties 19c 50c Ties 33c $1.25 umbrellas 83c Childrens' wash suits, all grades 49c Boys' 3-piece short pants suits at $3.98 We have shown the public every article advertised, When we said Stetson Hats at $2.89 we meant it, we offer no pipe dreams, Wise can't afford to fool people. Table No. 3 over 100 men's suits at Good enough for anybody anywhere. Table No. 4 is the cream of special lines, many of these formerly sold at 525, now, " - - - Remember the 20th, 40th, 60th. 80th and.JOOth cus tomer gets his or her goods ; FREE altogether no matter i how small or how large the t sale. $ We open Daily at 7 a. m. and close at 6 p. m. Excepting Saturdays we close at 10 p. m. HERMAN WISE, Astoria's Reliable Clothier j WHO DOES THINGS FIRST RAILWAY HOT EXEMPTED. Must Comply With Railroad Commis , sion's Order. Salem, Sept. 25. By special order of the railroad commission, issued yester day afternoon, the Portland Railway, Ught & Power1 company will be obliged to comply with the provision of the previous order of the commission pres tribing rules and regulations governing the sanitation of passenger coaches and depots, as applied to other railroad and transportation companies operating in SALEM,' Sept. 25. A large crowd of young men and women filled the regis traition halls of Willamette university upon its being opened yesterday for the beginning of the school year. A great many strange faces were seen while large numbers of old students chatted in the halls and renewed ac quaintance. The registration is not completed, although the committee was at work from 8 o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Fop the benefit of the new students the state, but the company is excepted anj especially those who are away from from supplying toilet rooms for its care l,0me, the Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. of the LARGE NUMBER REGISTER. PLAN REFORMS IN C0REA. until such time as complaint is made gainst such omission and the company will have appeared before the commis sion and show cause why this accom modation should not be furnished. Several weeks ago the railroad com mission issued an order requiring all railroad and transportation companies in the state to furnish better sanitary nd other accommodations to the trav eling public than has been their wont in the past, and especial stress in laid upon toilet rooms and accessories in the coaches and depots and to the light ing of waiting rooms and platforms. The Portland Railway, Light 4 Power company, however, entered strong ob Jections to the application of this ruling n the ground that it is not a common earner in the sense of the order, but the eommission, after thorough investiga tion, decided that there was no ground upon which the Portland corporation should be exempted from the order, bence the order of yesterday. university have opened their rooms and are conducting a news and employment bureau where those desiring work or rooms may make their wants known and be given satisfaction. The associations work together and help a great many students in this regard. Today the first chapel service will be held and the semester officially open ed. The indications so far point to an active year in student activities and great doings may be heard from student enterprise and spirit, Coach Chase is rounding up all the football material that the university at present affords and is beginning to put the bovs through the pace up and down the field, to get the "summer fat off their frames," as he terms the exercises. At any rate when they are all out the line up will be pretty husky and formid able, though for e time, it was feared that the local instution would be handi apped by the loss of some of the "old stars." JEWEL THIEF GETS FIVE YEARS. Greece Convicted of Robbing Tiffany's London Store Rorer Freed. LONDON, Sept. 25. Arthur P. Greene and Charles Rorer, two Americans extradited from New York, charged with robbing Tiffany's ondon store and Bond Street jewellers of gems valued at between $25,000 and $30,000, have been tried at Old Baily,,the case ending to ifiy. Sorer was discharged but Greene was serrtented to five years penal servitude nd recommended for deportation at the expiration of his sentence. Reorganization of Japanese Administra tion Effective Soon. TOKIO. Sept. 25. A new official or ganization of the staff of the resident general of Corea was presented to the privy council this morning and passed. It is believed it will be promulgated Saturday. The office of deputy-resident-general has been established, and it is understood Baron Sone, the late minis ter of finance ti the Katsura cabinet, will be appointed to the post. Another feature is the permission granted the Jananese minister of the Corean Government and others serving as Corean officials, to retain their ofll- ial standing in the Japanese Govern ment. Marquis Ito, the resident-general of Corea, will leave for Seoul Sept. 23, and it is expected that upon his arrival there the new system of reform will be pushed, especially in the matter of the judiciary. THREE SUBPOENAED. . An Insidious Danger One of the worst features of kidney trouble is that it is an insidious dis ease and before the victim realizes his danger he may have a fatal malady. Take Foley Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble as it corrects irregulari ties and prevents Bright's Disease and diabetes. T. F- Launn, Owl Drug store. Stop It! A neglected cough or cold may lead to strious bronchial or lung troubles. Don't take chances when Foley's Honey and Tar affords perfect security from ser ious effect of a cold. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store. WRITES FOR INFORMATION. " MILWAUKEE. Sept3.-The United States Marshal Well has subpoenaed three Wisconsin men to appear before Judge Landis in Chicago in the suit against John R. Walsh. ' Walsh was the promoter of the Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad. The men subpoenaed are: S. N. Harrison, Miperintcndent of the road, mid W. T, Fitzgerald master mcelwnic, and B. C. (Jo wen of Marinctt. WAS BURNED TO DEATH. He ordered Cars Delivered to One Month Ago. SALEM, Sent. 25. Scott Brenner, of Gaston, a member of the Federal Onion Growers' Association, has written to the railroad commission stating that, on September 3, he ordered two boxcars for delivery at Cove Orchard, on the west side division of the Southern Pacific, and that he has failed to receive any relief or satisfaction up to date of writing, September 23. He asks for instruction" as to what course to pursue to collect demurrage charges when the cars finally arrive, The order, M. Brenner asserts, was placed with the local agent at Cove Orchard, and, the commission has in structed him, in accordance with the provisions of the demurrage law, that he is entitled to demurrage at rate of $2 per day for each day after the ex piration of the 48 hours after the order hag been placed. Suit for the collection of demurrage should be brought in the ordinary way in any court of competent jurisdiction in the event the railroad company refuses to liquidate the claim when presented. Children Romping Near Fire Ends In Fatality. SAMCM, Sept. 25. White playing around the camp-fire at Horst Bros' hop- yard, near Independence, Monday even ing, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mr. S. Clark stumbled and fell into the fire, anil Wore help could reach her, was burned to death. No partlc- j Uliir of the sad accident could be ob- j tnined beyond the fact that the unfor-. tunate child was romping with the other , children of the camp when her foot be came entangled In some brusc and she fell headlong into the flaming embers j and death was almost instantaneous. I You can enjoy the most decant bill of fare in Alaska just as well ai in the greatest metropolis. Preferred Stock Canned Goods f MM Wkwtnt U Sol m Crows bring to your table the most delicate vegetable, fruits, etc., from Maine, New Jersey, California, Oregon, etc. Each ii gathered it iu bent, wherever it it known to grow belt, and it packed right there, only those of firm, best quality, Til rih, meal sand vege table! being accepted for the Pre ferred Stock label. Same way with friiiff tmllrri(l with the dew on and packed to quickly and carefully that (be garden flavor ! pre served. As an example of elegant diilirt, at eatyto itrvc in Alaska as New York, try thin ucmortD wimp. Mikt tomato Kucri pick mn t tin nl PrrttrM Stock Ihrtmpt, Lttt la tlx hikc nut add i Uh of ilioirr (of Uu of tht jukt trim , t CM of Prt ferred. Stock M.plw rrl. ) Turn Into riilluw ttllt rflib, ' co.tr ltti buiicm! crumbi u4 out wall crumb ut bran, (iwoltt wiib fariltjr nut icnt bat Uu PrrjerrtJ Stock qualify guarantttjfnm your Crtttr, AUBB LEWIS, Whotosats Oncers, PORTLAND, ORSO0R, U. S. A. Jj i r H4MHWWMHWWWtMtHHMMMHttMM THE TRENTON GOOD SEED SOWN AT HAGUE. T Choate Cables Peace. Conference Will I Close on October 5. j WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The State j Department today received a dispatch j from Mr. Choate, the head of the Ainer-j icun delegation to the Hague, Indicating Hint the conference will close on Octo ber 0. Although not all that Mr. Choate had hoped for was accomplished, he expres ses the belief that the seed was planted which will produce fruit in the future, and that, on the whole, the cause of international pcdee has been advanced. 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