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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1907)
ewinti, hovehses , noj. TIIE MOIINING ASTOBIAN, TSTOBIA, OREGON. .' .1'. - g Every Thing Good to Eat For Thanksgiving New stock arriving daily. All varieties of Nuts, Raisins, Citron, Lemon, and Orange Peel. A line of fancy groceries. ROSS, HIGG1NS & CO. Th. Loading Qroeort WIllBJfllll Chang Of OfllWtl , Sergeant Mjor Beasly leaves, in a hort tint, (or Fort Ikksr and will be succeeded by Sergeant Major Dlttean who IU rench ber In t short tint. Drawing CI Mil. 1111 Mattlcy will riv her pupil. In drawing at her itudto, room 7, I 080 Commercial trt, on Saturdays, (runt 9 t. nt. to 0 p. m. Bates reason blt. nun. Mow Ht Week Th. offices for th olty superintendent o( school In tb Old Fallow.' building art being fitted up and th. superintend ent will occupy thera early thl. week; City Pay. Money City Treasurer Pealey ba paid 14770 of tli. elty'i wraith In cancellation of warrant, on the various fund, during th. present month. Funeral Today ' The remain of William IJoando, who died suddenly on Friday, will be burled from Gllbaugh's undertaking parlor, to day at 1 p. m. The Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery. Wert Bond Street Planking The planking of the roadway, on the wet end of Bond street, we. not com pleted but night, ai it wa expected It would be, although the men worked hard. Th. weather ha. interfered with tha work to a great extent but it I. thought that by Wednesday night the street will be payable and much of the inconrenlence obviated. Th. Commercial, Th. Commercial atlll continue, to do a good bualoeea. Th finest grades of different kinds of rtfreshmsnts kept at tbla well knows eatabU.bm.nt natures ft continuance of IU popularity. Th pro prietor, Otto Sund, Is ft genial gentle man, and la well and farorably known la thl city. Drop into th Commercial when In, th neighborhood. It la on Com mercial street near Eleventh. Olh.'iil and Social MIm Cora M Davis, ttat president of th Oregon Woman' Relief Corps, spent Friday in this city, inspecting the local corps, and during her stay was ths guest of the local president, Mrs, Pauline Zlg ler. Miss Davis left for her home at I'n Inn, Oregon, on t9i early exprew yesterday, ' Eat and bs Happy The Parker House Restaurant has been opened up and Is now in ths bands of a first-class cook, a lady from the East, wbos chief pride is ber ability to build the reptuatlon of ber restaurant upon ber adeptnei. at the range. Off for tb Asylum State Attendants S. A. Parks and A. Camernn, of the Oregon Asylum lor the Iniuine, arrived down from the capital m Friday night, and left up yesterday morning In chary of Israel Nelson the Insane patient recently committed to that Institution for the fourth time. Notice to the Public; On and after Dec 1st, 1907, all charge accounts will be dis continued and pur chases made at this store will be strictly on a CASH basis H. R. Hoefler ASTORIA'S NEW AND FOURTH BANK SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICA BANK WILL OPEN ITS DOORS TOMOR ROW MORNING ITS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS AND PROCPECTS. At 0 o'clock tomorrow' morning the door of the Scandinavian-American Havings Hunk, Astoria' new, and fourth institution of the kind, will bs thrown open to the waiting public, It is hand somely ertabllshed at GOfl-608 Commer cial street, one door cast of the lUggina' I took lion and no pains nor money have been spared to mak the place conven lent, comfortable and pleasing) snd the safety appointments of , the bank are admirable and oomniensurat with it capital and standing, Tb administration of Ui bank's af fair will bs in tb capabl bands ot J. M. Anderson, a young man whose whole business career has been devoted to the biiniueis, and whose many friends in thl. state will wath with interest hi cahlerhlp of tb new venture, while predicting for bint unbounded success. The capital of the - Scandinavian American la $50,000 divided into 600 shares of the par value of (100 each; and tb Institution is ofllcered as fol lowst President, Gust Holmes, of this city j vice-president, C. G. Pslmberg, the well known local contractor; treas urer, Erick Maunula, of this city, with John Xordstrom, as assistant cashier j Mr, Anderson adding the important dutie of secretary to tboe of cashier. The directory of the new bank is as fol lows: C. F. lleudrickson, president of tf e Scandinavian-American Sank of Portland, a man of large wealth and ex pcrlcnce in banking and the greatest husinea elements; Dr. Henry W. Coe, of Portland, a prominent physician of the metropolis and Interested in two oth er bank in thi Stat and Washington; Gust Holmes, C. G. Paluibcrg, John HfatUon, Andrew Young, Krivk Maunula and August Panlelson, all of this city, and J. Ml Anderson. Tb bank starts on it career with tha best possible assurance to be drawn from such a group of rpoasible men as this, and is particularly fortunate in KMi-ssing the advantage, at this pecul lur juncture in the financial affairs ol th. country; for, rising from the very midt of such inopportune conditions, th ueee of the bank will add mater ially to the credit for sagacity and con servatism already enjoyed by these men every one of whom has the full respect and confidence of this community. The Morning Astorian desire to be classed among the new bank's well withers, of whom there are pleuty in the Oity-by-the-Sca. Thanksgiving Specials EVERYTHING IN EATABLES FOR A FINE DINNER MltlCG Moot, the very best obtainable. Plum Pudding, fine rich flavor. f Cranberries, Eastern and local: Nuts, Table Rolsltis, of the best. Navel Oranges, this season's crop. Table Apples, Hood River and Clatsop County products. Grapes, Spanish and California. Celery, bleached white. Pumpkins, Squash, etc. Wo hav pard no paint In saleotlng our Thanksgiving goods and If you will plac your ordr with us w will see to It that it will b filled with th very best goods obtainable Scholfield l.laltson & Co. SJi MU 112 and J20 TWelfth St. Phone 1181 Phono93t For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH . goto Johnson Phonograph Co., Parlor 8eend Floor ovr Soholfleld e MatUon Co. Figures Don't Lie- Published figures, over the name of a reliable firm have a convincing ring and hold the cadence of advantage to whoso ever ahall use them. Note the string of quotations fit the Charles Heilborn & Company ad, in thi issue. The Reaper Grim John Malloy, a cigar-maker, aged 54 years, died in St. Mary's hospital yes terday morning of heart disease.' The deceased was a native, of Ireland, and had resided in Astoria but few weeks, lie was a cignrmaker by trade, having lieen a member of the Cigaroiakers' Union for 22 years. The funeral will be held under the auspices of the union at St. Mary's Church, today, and the re main interred in Greenwood cemetery. Oscar Suncll, a native of Finland, alwut 28 years of age, died at St. Mary's hospital yesterday morning of tubercu losis. No arrangement have been made fop the -funeral. The Chance li Yours A glance at tha advertisement of Charle Heilborn & Company, in this issue, will indicate to you where and what that chance is, and what it is worth to you. These Wet Days knock the shape out of your clothes. A good pressing1 will give them back their trim shape. Carl franseen, The Astoria Tailor, -does good pressing. . 170 nth St. Phone Main S7H A complete 11ns of Fall and Winter sample reauy lor your inspection. urae and look them over. ROSENBERG TO THE FROST - LEAVES TODAY FOR CHICAGO AND WASHIWGTOlf TO ATTEND CON VENTION AND HEARING -WILL RETURN IN JANUARY. Secretary Ed Rosenberg, of The United Fishermen of the Pacific, leaves for Chicago, via Seattle, this morning. BfrJRotcnberg, accompanied! by Secre tary II. M. Lorentsen, of the Columbia Itiver Fishermen' Union, returned from a trip to Salem, on Friday night and while away did good work on the pro posed Initiative measure to prevent Dull ing above tidewater, All day yesterday, in spite of the flerc weather, both gen tlemen, wens busy interviewing, local business men and have received promise of the support of all the leading men. M. Rosenberg mission to Chicago is to attend a convention of the Interna tlonal Seamen's Union of America, which will be held on December 2nd, to which he i a delegate. II expects to receive the moral and financial support "of this organization, and if there la any one capable of properly placing tb matter before the convention it is Mr. Rosen berg wbo is thoroughly familiar with all the detail of th subject. After the adjournment of the Chicago convention Mr. Rosenberg will proceed to Washington where be will be present at the bearing on the question of the closing of fishing in Wood River, entire ly, and the stopping of traps in Nusba gall Itiver, Bristol Bay, Bering Sea; which will be held on December 10th, before Secretary of Commerce and La bor 8traus. Mr. Rosenberg will then return to Astoria and In connection with Secretary LaurenUen will take up the campaign for the initiative measure and both men being active and well posted there is little doubt of the outcome. Mr. Rosen berg will return about the first week in January. OUO PERSONAL MENTION OSS ssssnssssonnssssso 8. It Davis, of Portland, is in the city. F, JL Branch, of Portland, arrived in Astoria yesterday. D. Mann, of Xew York, it visiting Astoria and is registered at tbe Occi dent. Harry McDcrniolt came up from War renlon yesterday to spend Sunday with frisnda in Astoria. ' J.. C. Aberdale, of Seattle, came in on last night's train.and will leave for Sea side tomorrow. . v Corporal Rowan, of Fort Stevens, spent last night in Astoria. Sergeant Stanton came up from Fort Stevens yesterday and will return to day. ' . r- John Lewis, of John Day's River, paid his periodical visit to Astoria yesterday. lie returns to his home this morning. Kenneth 0"Lone, the genial Hibernian who looks after Blake-McFall Company's interests in this seek of the woods, re turned last evening from the Washing ton side of the riwr, where he has been attending to business for his house. Mr. and MrsH. W. George, of Santa Clara, Cal., are spending the wiuter with their son, George H. George. One, Piano Ticket with Each $5.00 Sale to Wise Customers The Chance is Yours A glance at the advertisinent of Charles Heilborn &. Company, in this issue, will indicate to you where and what that chance i, and what it is worth to you. "Gun Sling Dave" Sergeant Davidson, who has been at Fort Stevens for the past 4J years, has been appointed ordnance sergeant, and will be transferred to another station, which, as yet, has not been named. Sergeant Davidson is known throughout the United States Army aa "Gun Sling Dave," and is considered the best shot in the service. In last year's competi tion he excelled the year' record and his many friends thinks he can repeat the performance. His fellow army men re gret his coming departure, but are pleas ed, at his advancement. Whist Party ; A very pleasant function was success fully carried out last night when L. E. Lent entertained some of his gentlemen friends at a whist party, in his apart' ments at 252 Bond street. The genial host in his bachelor quarters, made overjc one feel at home, and a jolly good evening was spent. Clarence Tyler won the booby prize. ' ' .; ' The Grace of Cash , Gash is always the! important thing with most men and women, and when it has the grace of low figures for desir able goods, .it means more than ever tc nil concerned. That's what it means is the Charles Hoilborn & Company sched ules of reductions, published in this issue. ' The Yale -fmm Says May to Joe: "You can't look fooljsH in a Wise Suit or Overcoat." SIO to $3S We take checks on Astoria banks, or' 'clearing house certificates inpayment of GOODS, BUT' not in exchange for cash; we are not the U. S. mint. Herman Wise The Clothier, Who Makes Astoria Famous, - A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL. To all knowing sufferers of rheuma tism, whether muscular or of the joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to ber for a home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels it er duty to send it to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself at horn . aa thousands will testify no change of climate being necessary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid from the blood loosen the stiffened joints, purifies the blood, and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system If the above interests you, for proof address Mrs. M. Summers, Box R., Notre Dame, Ind. Jos. Malone, of Rossburg, Wash, is in the city. . FreshMadeCantfy Made right at home in our own factory. 3 Also Lowncy's In any size box, ;j AT TAGG'S PARLORS 483 Commercial St v Low Rate to Europe. Mil lineiry. Sale We are positively selling every article in our store at or below COST! We have large selections of Hats in all colors, red, brown, black and blue Hats at . prices which will astonish you. $35.00 Hats for $1050 $15.00 Hats for $7.65 $10.00 Hats for $4.35 $6.00 Hats for $2.15 Big line of Black Hats, from $2.50 to $7.00 Mmm MRS. GEORGlX PENNINGTON 483 Bond St.