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THE MORNING ASTORIAN 7 STOMA, OREGON.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER , 1907.
BAY, BAR AND OCEAN
Smashing Wall of Water on the
Big Barrier.
FEW STEAMERS CROSS OVER
Alliance Due Down and Ont Thi Mora
: inj Nununtia Nearing the Cosst
Captain Forrest Pre Agam-Local
Craft All Busy Waterfront Item.
The steamer Alliance is due down
from Portland early this morning and
will leave out for Coos Bay points at
the first available moment
- The steamer Johan Poulsen is due in
this port today., from the California
I coast. She tomes on her usual quest,
that of lumber.
The Portland-Asiatic steamship Nu
matin is due to reach this coast and
port tomorrow, if the prevalent stress
of weather has not retarded her voyage,.
The steamer Nome City is due down
from the metropolis today, and will
leave out for the Bay City at once if
things are serene at the bar. .
The steamship Roanoke is due down
from Portland at 6 o'clock tomorrow
mornings and will depart for Eureka,
San Francisco and Port Los Angeles at
8 o'clock precisely.
. The steamer R. Ifiler is one of the
busiest craft on the lower Colombia,
her Deep River run being flush with
business both in freight and passengers.
and she runs as regularly as clock-work.
Tk. .(.., Aureeli cred in from any part of his work, lie was native
the Bay City yesterday afternoon and of SaUl. South Afrit, and a pecullarl
went on up the river without any ueiay nwi .
. ; I The Uassalo continues to do her dalty
Th steamship Breakwater came down stunt between this tty and Portland
the river yesterday morning and leu ami 10 m ..jr mm any ......
down immediately for the bar. wr.era.wru nr..giu.v
she waited a bit to take a propitious
moment, and left out for sea and San
Francisco. ,
Tha famous "pup"0 the Astoria sea-
The motor schooner Berwick arrive!
down from Portland yesterday and hen
departure tiroke the congested condition
of the "harbor" up thera very notice
mW it. the motor schooner Delia, is ably. She will leave out for ths ItogU'
i.u ' - w.vr.v fnr the win. River soon aa weather conditions on
i, ' lit IL,
(The Sampson and the Daniel Kerns
are still busy swinging rock barges np
and down the river between the quar
ries and the jetty, and are about as
regular in their movements as any of
the freight and passenger craft, 7'p,
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-""Tha customs steam-launch. Patrol, is
. lying down at the Co-operative Cannery
dock, undergoing some extensive re
1 jirs; and just at present is taking on
n new lot of sheating and planking.
ten season, and butt piling until the
balmv snrinir makes it possible to run
w a w
her outside again. , .?
The British ship Wavertree, Captain
Brue, which was lying idle in this port,
was ordered to Portland, yesterday,
presumably, to fill a charter for grain
destined for Europe; and she will go
up stream as soon as a hawser is offered
her, which may be today.
The steamer Senator should arrive in
from San Francisco some time this aft
ernoon, on her first trip under her pres
ent charter with the P. a F. Steam
ship Company. Purser James Byrnes,
the popular office man of the fleet, is
on the staff of the Senator.
Captain Reed, of the bar tug Wallula,
returned up from the big sea barrier
yesterday afternoon, whither he nad
gone to see what might be waiting on
the yon side, and reported that there
was nothing to be seen except a great
white wall of smashing, crashing rollers.
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.u.prnevr.o mm auu muioung a, or Xhm iw downt of h, w
.and it is respectfully suggested that th'
overnow dc lert aownv ner wnere men
the bar abate a little. She is loaded
all over, with a mixed cargo, including
40-foot launch forward.
The many friends of Captain C. 3d
rwt, who got into such grave troubl
on the schooner Annie Larsen, last year.
while she was berthed at the Astoria
Box Company's dock loading lumber, li
the killing of one of his seamen, ha
been released from the Oregon penlten
tiary on parole, and is now over on the
Sound with bis wife and family. II
was released just as soon as the law
could be made to serve that end; and
it is 'a safe presumption that the olil
captain will make good on the clemency
shown him by Governor Chamberlain.
The "harbor" up at Portland must bv
badly congested with those twenty -two!
grain ships the Qregonlan was telling!
aboout. Three of the square-riggers go
athwart the stream there on Tuesday
and "harbor" traffic was brought to anl
absolute standstill until the "harbor
master could straighten them around
so that tha localrlauncb.es and Other
words to that effect.
The steamer Northland, lumber laden
for San Francisco, and carrying a num
ber of passengers, among whom was a
very sick woman trying to get to her
California home before she died, left
down, from the Callender pier early yes
terday morning, and during a lull in
th weather slipped out over the bar,
and went on her stormy way to the
south.
Able Seaman William Joseph, of the
crew of the British ship Duchalburn,
succumbed to the dread "white plague"
yesterday at 12:30 o'clock a. m and is
now in the undertaking parlors of
Coroner W. C. A. pohl, in this city,
who will see to the proper burial of the
body. He has been a confirmed invaled
during the entire trip of the vessel out
from Hamburg, never being able to do
is room for all the fleets of the world
and then some: we will take care
them and give them better despatch
than they can ever get up ther, if Port
land will send the grain down to us.
Notice to Mariners.
San Francisco Bay, California. list of
LighU and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast
1907, page 16, No. 30, and list of Lights.
Buoys and Daymarks, Pacific Coast.
1907, page 24.
3votk is hereby given that Presidio
Shoal Gas Buoy, stationed about the
middle of Presidio Shoal, southerly side
of the entrance to San Francisco Bay!
insula of Golden Gate, reporter extin
guished November 12, will be relighted
as toon as practicable.
Read the Xforning Astorian.
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H, S, & M.
Overcoats
Something
New in
Town
Moderate Prices
0, t C ww y
1 or owaggcr
Clothes
Copyright 1907 by Hart Schaffhcr 6? Manr
15 to $25
Leader in Nobby Suits
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CONTINUATION OF OUR
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Our Sale on all Lines of Furniture
and Household Goods Still On
a
Special November Sale
of Lace Curtains
Including Clunys, Bon Fcmmes,
English Bobbinettes and Batten
berg; also show a large line of
Battenberg Lace Bed Spreads all
at greatly reduced prices.
$12.00 Values Now $7 JO
10.50 " 8.50
10.00 " " 6.00
9.75 " " . ,00
9.00 6.50
80 - 8.00
755 " " . 4-50
7.00 . 425
-7S " - . 425
650 " " 4.00
4.75 " 8.00
3.75 " 80
30 " . ., 2.00
2.50 ; UK)
2.00 . " 155
10 - .80
1-25 .75
1M " " . ,..... .60
Just now we are offering our large
stock of Heating Stoves, at
Manufactures Cost l
Following are some of the rare bargains.
$30.00 Coal and Wood Heaters; Large Size. Now $22.50
27.50 Coal and Wood Heatensj Large Size. Now , 20.00
25.00 Coal and Wood Heaters; Large Size; Now I ........... . 18.00
22.60 Coal, and Wood Heaters; Large Size. Now 17.00
20.00 Wood Heaters; Large Size. Now...... ... 15.00
25.00 Coal Hot Blast Heaters. Now ,.' . . ,. 18.00
22.50 Coal Hot Blast Heaters. Now. 16.00
20.00 Coal Hot Blast Heaters. Now 1460
17JK) Coal Hot Blast Heaters. Now 12.50
12.50 Coal Hot Blast Heaters. Now ......... .. 8.76
15.00 Wood Air Tight Heaters; cast lined. Now 11.00
1400 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; cast lined. Now ...r 10.50
13.50 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; cast lined. Now 9.76
12.00 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; cast lined. Now 8.78
7.50 Wood, Air Tight Heater, Double lined. Now (UK)
675 Wood, Air Tight Heaters ; double lined. Now .....,... . ... ....... 6.00
5.00 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; double lined. Now 8.76
' 3.00 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; double lined. Now ,.. 2.25
3.00 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; double lined. Now 2.00
2.50 Wood, Air Tight Heaters; double lined. Now 1.78
WSSSiMkJmZ 1111 n,lM r""'1 ir mmimm ' """" " " W"mmmmmMuwmu m.
NEW TO-DAY.
.Tha Popular Boot.
The traveling publio baa pronounosd
the Canadian Paeiilo ths moat attraa
Uve route across the continent. The
dining and sleeping ear service la tha
very best and tha scenlo attraotkma are
without a parallel Through tickets from
Astoria to all points east at lowest
rates. James Flnlajson, agent.
Jew Oraeary atari
Try our awn mUtors of offa4lM
3. P. B. Trash fruit and vagwtabies.
Babollai a Co. groeata. Te Hals
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Notica,
We have silver side and stcelhead net
ting, leaded lead lines, cotton twins anJ
rope, Plymouth Manila rope, oil clothing
and rubber boots and everything for
llshermen. F. J, Carney & Co,
Columbia arnt Vlowr trapbophones
and latest records at 424 Commercial
streat A. R. Cyrus. tt.
At ths Palaos.
A new innovation has been Introduced
at the Palace Restaurant, which will
surely prove popular. Each evening
Spanish or Mexican dish will be prepared
by ont who is tiorouahly acquainted la
the intricacies of these toothaoma re-
pasts. These dishes, which have ban
in vogue at this popular nlaot. for about
a weak, have hit tha public taste, and
change tha present results.
Pneumonia Follows a Cold,
But never follows the use of Folev's
Honey and Tar. It stops tha cough.
heals and strengthens tha lunm and
prevents pneumonia. T. F. Laurin, Owl
Drug Store. '
Oliver- typewriters and automatic
stenoa-raphers at A. ft. Cyrus, 411
Commercial street tt
Tha Tyter.
Tha Tyler still keep np It reputa
tion. Good liquors and poJIU aitavtlow
will alwaya win, and la purtuanc of
this idea Clartnca Tyler has mad no
ohanga in th quality of hi good, and
ha secured th services of Unci Gen
Lent whoa genial personality makes
him popular with th Tyler' patron.
e-varyone know where th Tyler Is,
jiAwu uu nwa etreei.
Kotlc.
Heating tove and range, tha best
and th oheapest. Dildrebrand 4 Oor.
WANTED ON LEWIS h CXAKX
Hons with ban for rant daring th
winter, or longer. Adore L C, ear
Astoria Office, with full particular.
The Astorian, 60 cents monthly.
10 Cent Store
Best stock of
smaD goods in
the city.
Next door to Herman Wise
Just Received-New crop of
Walnuts and Almonds.
Fancy Klg ipp!es
1.25 per Box.
ACM E GROCB R Y
521 Commercial Street
Phone Main 681