SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOItlATT, ASTORIA, i OREGON
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Successors to 636e Morse Department Store.
Positively must close out tht entire Morse stock wiihin the next 30 days. No one knows So well what this means as
we do. It means a cutting of price to one-half and one-fourth the regular price. It means the saving of hundreds of dol
lars to the people of Astoria and surrounding country. It means that as good merchandise as is carried by any store in
Astoria will go at less prices than any other store can buy them of the large eastern manufacturer.
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Ladica' 75c Umori Suits will go for only 30C
Ladies' $1.00 Union Suits will go for only..... OOc
Ladies' $1 .50 Union Suits will go fof only , : OOc
Ladies' $2.00 Union Suits will go for only t $1.10
Men's Fine $2.00 Wool Underwear, new goods, all sizes. ...... 1.18
Men's Extra Quality $3.00 Underwear will go for 1.07
Closing Out of Ladies Shirt Waists.
One lot of White Shirt Waists left from this summer, worth up to nn
$2.50, .will go for only ... CCC
Elegant New Shirts Waists in the finest wool materials, all new rn
shades; waists that are just in, bought to sell at $4.50, will go for )&C J
Very Finest Silk Waists, just in, bought to sell at $7.50, for . fl.70
Boys' $5.00 and $6.00 Three-piece Suits, Closing Out Price
Boys' $7.50 and $8.50 Five-piece Suitd, all sizes, will go for
Boys' Long Pants worth $1.50, only about 12 pairs left now
Men's $2.50 Shoes will be closed out for only :
Men's Finest $5.00 Shoes, while they last, only..
One lot of Girls' and Women's Shoes, about 50 pairs left, worth up
to $3.75, for only
$2.30
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Big lot of Short Lengths of Fine Dress Goods and Silk going at just half price
Girls' $1.00 School Caps, all colors, all good styles
Girls' $1.50 Bear Skin Caps, while they last :
Ladies' $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Corsets will go for......
Ladies' 35c and 50c Collars, bought for the Fall trade...'..
'No. 100 and No. 80 Ribbon worth 40c per yd., only..;
These are only a few of the thousands of great bargains we are closing out from day to day. If you have not already
bought your entire winter supplies it will pay you to come and come at once, as goods of all lands are rapidls melting away.
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Successors to THE MORSE DEPARTMENT STORE.
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I AMERICAN IMPORTING CO.
589 Commercial Street ,
WHEN YOU WANT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
Write us, we're here for that purpose "
The Work We Do
AnvHiinc in the electrical Business. Bell's House Phones
f Inside wiring and Fixtures installed and kept in repair.
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Manager.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN. X
First Class In Every Respect
Free Coach to the Hojse.
Bar and Billiard Room
QooJ Sample Rooms on Ground Floor
for Commercial Men
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SCOTLAND DRAWN
May Be Dragged Into Church
and State Struggle.
DEMOCRATS ARE UNEASY
Bryan to Address Students in Washing
a"von November 35 Southern Demo
&Atfy Believes They Have Been De
nied Consideration La the Past.
GLASGOW, Oct. lO.-Xo one'' would
have thought that Swtland would be
drawn into the engrenage of the struggle i
now going ou in France between the!
church and state, the struggle is, of
course, nominally over, as the. separation
has bven decreed. But it will go on for
mam a lontr year till about the prop
erty of the cliurvu confiscated by the
government, and it i by this seizure of
church property that Scotland has been
drawn into the matter. The French gov
ernment with the other ehurch property,
seized the Scots College in the Rue Car
dinal Lemoine. Against this the British
government has entered protest, and
negotiations foi its surrender are being
conducted by the British ambassador
and M. Briand, minister of publio in
struction. To this department the for
mer ministers des cultes, or minister of
ecclesiastical affairs, belonged, and it U
it Briand wW is entrusted with the
difficult task of carrying out the liquida
tion. Ihe seizure of the Scots College
was to many people the first revelation
of its existance.
The Scots College was founded by
King Robert the Bruce. At the time of
its loundation there was a healthy riv
alry between him and John Baliol a to
who should do most for education in
Scotland. Baliol favored English influ
ence and foumled Baliol College at Ox
ford. Robert the Bruce declared in
favor of French education, France being
the ally against the common enemy,
England. He accordingly founded the
College des Evossoig in Faria in 1326.
The first building was in the Rue des
Amandiers, which was in the vicinity of
the quarter wher the Scots students
lived in the Rue deg Ecossois. But in
the latter half of the 17th century the
then principal had the college removed
to the existing building in the Rue Car
dinal Lemoine. This lies on the eastern
slope of the hill on which the Pantheon
stands, a strone'g throw from the beauti
ful old church of Saint Etienne du
Mont.
It is not a particularly striking
building . from the outside. A large,
barrack-like erection, five stories high,
it fills half the eastern side of the street.
Over the main entrance, cut in the key
stone of the arch, are the words College
des Ecossois, the old spelling of the word
Lcossaia being still preserved. The win
dows on the lower floor are heavily bar
red, as the college was used aa a prison
during the Terror. The college is still
uaedt for educational purposes, and is
known as the Institute Chevalier, a
school of the higher class, which pre
pares young Frenchmen for the bacca
laureat, the French degree of bachelor of
arts.
TESTS WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
De Forest Perfects One at Norfolk
Which Navy May Adopt for Ships.
NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 12. Lee De For-,
est,,- the perfecter of one of the two
wireless telegraph systems, has been here
for three days installing a wireless tele
phone .station on the battleship Vir
ginia at the Norfolk navy yard, by
mean of which he has spoken audibly
to a receiver in the De Forest wireless
station on the top of the Law Building
in Aortolk, a distance of about two
miles. The voice of the inventor was
heard in the Norfolk station as plainly
as over the ordinary telephone . wire.
Tho distance, which the wireless ' tele
phone may be able to carry the human
voice is yet uncertain, but it is not ex
pected to "upplant. the wireless tele
graph. It is expected that it can be
used for communication between vessels
in fleet formation and to better advant
age that can the wireless telegraph.
Every vessel in the Atlantic fleet will
be equipped with the wirdess telephone
before the fleet sets out for the Pacific,
it is believed.
METEOR OFF JERSEY COAST1.
Brilliant One. Reported by the Castilian
Prince. Seen Saturday.
NEW YORK, Oct 12. The steamer
Castilian Prince, which arrived yester
day from Fernandina, reports that at 10
o'clock 0a Saturday night a brilliant
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direction, expiring at an altitude of 12 1 .. . illustrated son -When
to 15 degreee from the horizon and 11-! rt ' Y aTIZIhTZ
laminating the whole of the western sky B ?v a? ll 7
in its tiJLit and showing objects that" GJ? YU Lft AU 8hde3 f flW
were under its heavenly path to the."3' 6 '
naked eye. This occurred when the
steamer was coming up the Jersey coast
between Baraegat and Sea Girt. The
Castilian Prince has naval stores
on
This big show only 5 cents.
Matinee 2 d. m. to 5 d. m. Niffht ter-
boand. She will finish loading here and formance commences at 8 and continues
then go to River Plate. until 10:30.
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I New Ideas in
Decoration.
Do not be commonplace in the
selection of wall paper Go where
you can find the latest patterns
combined with up-to-date ideas
in decorating;.
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Allen Wall Paper Paint Co.
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Corner 11th and Bond Streets.
ROOSEVELT IS BEST HTJNTER.
101? BAT. IMW &' BRASS 170I1KS
ASTORIA, OREGON
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aiAAiuuuu Jta., Oct. 12. A courier 1
who arrived from the president's camp I
on the Tensas river late this evening )
reported that the president had killed RQN BRASS FOUNDERS LAND AND VMDll EDXEEH3
a line buck, but otherwise the hunt to- Ov-to-rate Baw MiU Macbtnery, prompt attention given to al. repair work
day was barren of results.- v ' . - , .
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