THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1907,
THE ' MORNING ASTOMAN. ASTORIA; OREGON.
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EAT WELI AND YOU'LL BE WELL
Ute Sinclair's Mild Cured
"Fidelity Hams and Dacon"
Time tested and true. Once used always used
.We Sell Them.
ROSS, HIGG INS & CO.
f Tha Leading OrMrg " -
TERSE TILES Of I !
Wanted
A girl to work in ft bindery.
Attorlan office.
Jpply
Check An Good
; W will ttk your ehecki on any
local bank for reel aetata, Com and
mo us. Wo bavt torn choice bargalut
where you can Invest your money
aafaly. TUB ASTORIA AB8T1UCT,
TITLE ft TKUST CO.
No Barrier to Them
County Clrrk J. C. Clinton yesterday
lue4 marriage license to Mr. Aid
rallman an4 Mia Fanny Jtaoda, botb
of thla city. Tbe "financial" holiday
art no barrier to lb young people with
a wedding coming to tbtra,
t 1 ? '
On Abridged Tim
Tblngt look Hvtly around th plant
and yarda of tbt AitorU Dos Company
thee days, tboujrh tba company li work
ing ita eraw of 113 men on thret quarter
time Tby will mum tba normal
ecale at tba earliest possible moment.
Cold Wtalbtr Sign
Tbarn war at leatt a dozen triangu
lar atringt of gee pawing to tba
aouth'aM over tlila city yesterday, and
they bonkad out tba old-time warning
aa they nVw, bidding tba interested
tbouanda watching them from tarra
Anna, to hedge against tb cold tbat la
ut to follow them,
forward Membership Fat
At a meeting of tb Chamber of Com
narot, November 4th step war takan
whereby tbat body la to btcoma a mem
ber of tba National River and Harbori
Congress, and to tbla and, Manager
VfU yesterday, forwarded tba required
yearly membership fee to Secretary J.
EL Ellison, at Cincinnati. Tbl move ia
considered by everybody to be a wiaa
one and mean much to tba Columbia
IUver in the future effort of tbl
Cbngrete.
Ketaaga from Europe , '
Councilman George Kaboth yesterday
received a jolly communication from
Loul Itauffe, the wall known AttorUu,
who ia now in Berlin, Germany, visiting
relative and friend 1 and Mr. llauffa
desired to la remembered kindly to all
bla uncounted friend bere. lie I one of
those men wbo are easily and bapplly
remembered anyway and tbera U no
epclal need of bit recalling himself
to bla friend for they couldn't forget
blm if they would, and wouldn't if they
could. ' .
Arreited For Dabt
One Jlmr Jcobon, a young man
who baa been Halting heraabout during
the peat aeaaon, but wbo at the do
of that work, went to beeping bar, waa
arretted yesterday at the Instance of
Daniel llannula, on the alleged count of
"defrauding a boarding-house keeper"
out of 70) and now lie In jail pending
the dll of the cae when th Justice
court hl reeuma butlnesa after tba
special holiday now eo numerou and
regular,
Petition FUed-
Loult P. Kinney, through her acnt,
Dr. Alfred Kinney, ha filed a petition
with Auditor Olaf Anderson, of tbl
city, praying for permission to Improve
btr property on Thirteenth atreet be
tween Exchange and Franklin, at ber
own cost and expeneej and that (ha
city remove all obatruction now on
that thoroughfare at ita earliest on
wnlence. . ' -,'.
Ice Cream Sherbets
Candies
9-1 -wa
A Piano Number With Each $5 Purchase
Your Checks
On any Astoria bank
ARE GOOD
at the great reliable
Herman Wise Clothes Shop
Bring your checks here and we will accept
them on any Astoria bank in payment for '
merchandise purchased. No matter how .
much you buy a check will be accepted in
payment. So come along all you citizens
who have checks. We have confidence in
our banks, faith in the future of Astoria
and unbounded reliance in the clothes we
sell. What you buy here is the best always.
Hernial Wise
The Shop That Hakes Astoria Famous,
W. C. T. V. Keatlng-
The Women'a Chriatlan Temperance
Union will meet tbla afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the borne of Mr. Cyrui, 870
Duane ttrtvt..
Stelnberger-Mariao
fl'he lute announccritant 1 made of the
marriage of Mi Clara Marian and Mr.
IU I pli I). HUiliilHTi'r, which wa aol
emnlxed at Vanmuver, Wah on Octo
ber 1. The young people are botb well
kqowo in Aatorla.
Recovery From Accident
Haer 1'reet, who wa wriouily In
jured in a runaway accident at Fort
Columbia lat week, 1 reported aa re
covering aa rapidly aa tba condition
permit. ' -'.
735 LlcanMa
iCounty Clerk Clinton baa lued jutt
739 hunter' licence up to tba clone of
buainea yeiterday. Thl la coulderab
ly mora than the num1er of bird that
have been reported to thl office or that
anybody In town baa aoen about Aatorla.
Tba Skating :.
Dm akating rink juat opened by 8.
Itymale, at Foard ft Stoke ball, will
certainly be an attractive place for tbe
kateri, of Aatorla, and they are many.
Th young people will find a well con
ducted plane of amuaomeat, during tbe
evening, and on Saturday afternoon,
air. I'lymala baa had 34 yeara iuccom
ful experience in thl bualne which 1
a guarantee of the good order that will
be maintained.
Wedding on tbe Lewi and Clark
At the country; homo of J. M. Heck
ard, nine mile out, on the Lewi and
Clark, Elliott II. Ilendemon of Fort
Hteveni, and Amy A. Ueckard, were
married yenterday at noon. Immediate
relative and friend were pretent. Ed
win S. Ueckard wa beat man and Minnie
M. Laren biiibemaid. Kev. Wm. S. Gil
bert ollkiatiug. Mr. and Mr. Hendertoo
took the cveuing train for tbe Sound
cltie. Tbey will live in Uaromond.
Tbey Want Him :
Quite a noUlfle contingent of the
voter of I'nloutowa are circulating and
Igning a petition to the Common
Council of Atoria for tbe appointment
af Manager Oawald Guttafion, of the
Suomalainen Co-operativ Company, aa
councilman from the Firat Ward in place
of Councilman Leandor Lcbeck, wbo U
about to retire from tbe municipal aeml
circle; and the ama will bo duly pre-
tented at the next meeting of that body.
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A Timely Reacua , -,.
While cating tome refute out of ihe
roar of their atora yeaterday, Judd
Brother, tbe well known clothier, threw
a bandfome Mallory crwvenett Derby
bat, bos and all, into the bay. Tbe
thing wa not mied for a couple of
hour and then it developed that aome
of the workmen , on the Weinhard
Aatorla hotel ite, bad rescued the hat,
which alter ita two hour' floating
about on the afternoon flood, waa not
even aoaked through. The marvel wa
at once put on exhibition in the window
of the popular atora on Commercial
trcct.
The Sick at St. Mary'a
The good aiibera at St. Mary' boa
pital yesterday reported their patient
all doing well and among the special
case mentioned tbe following at doing
particularly well: Mr. Stanley, recover
ing rapidly from the rigor of an opera
tion for apH'iidiciti and giving promise
of complete rehabilitation; I Mills, is
also recuperating nicely from an opera
tion performed on Tuesday last; and
Mint Anderson, the lady who was in
jured during the Regatta, at be
grandstand, U getting along admirably,
though quite alowly, The rest of the
convalescent are doing well throughout
the house and everybody ia cheerful.
Quiet at City Ball
The Aatorian reporter found thing
unusually quiet aound the city hall
yesterday, the governor' special boll
day'a being the apparent cause. The
busiest man In tbe building waa Clerk
Louniberry, of the water office, who it
gathering in the hekel of th consum
er with hi customary aplomb as the
flrtt 10 day of the month alowly ex
pend themselves. Judge Anderson is do
ing his beat to keep busy on current
filings of council business and succeeds
fairly well, but mtrnea the interesting
detail of hit daily court, whioh la in
abeyance just now. City Treaturer
Dealey is kept fairly active receiving
payments on tlae pending street im
provements, Chief Gammal bad nothing
in his bastlle yesterday worth recording.
School Superintendent A. L. Clark tried
to get the achool board together on
Tuesday night but did not aucoeed, and
ia patiently waiting, with meagre busi
ness on bla hands, until next Tuesday,
when he will have a heavy line of ex
pense bills to report io his colleagues.
Janitor Anderson is tba only man in
tine house whose duties are : not
abridged by the holiday. , .
SECRETARY OF NAVY REPLIES
Th following letter waa received yea
terday by Manager Whyte of th Cham-;
ber of Commerce in response to a com
munication addressed by blm to Secre
tary of the Jfavy Mfetcalf concerning
tba advantage of Astoria a a location
for a proposed new naval station on tba (
Pacific Coaatt I
"I have your letter of the 20th wit.
In which you state that the Cbamber of
Commerce ba directed you to write to
th Department auggesting the itragetto ,
Importance of tbe Columbia River liar- j
bor as a place for a naval station. r j
"The Department doe not, at tba
pretent time, contemplate tba etablls!i-'
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This week we are making big special reductions. We positively
have the largest and must complete stock in Astoria. If anything
is up-to-date, nobby and the vogue of the season the BON TON is :
sure to have it. 'l.'ri - -' ,: ". .!-'r,'i
X Wejpositively guarantee to sell our goods cheaper than
any house m Astoria.
Remodeling and Retrimming Old Hats a specialty.
$ Mrs. Georgia Pennington, Mgr., 483 Bond St. f
The Astorian 60 cents per month, delivered by carrier