THURSDAY, NOVEMBER it, 1907,
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, 7 STOMA. OREGON.
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, HIGGINS & CO.
Th Loading Qrooan
IBS 1ILES 11
There will bf 00 lasua of 'Ilia
Aslorlua Friday itionilritf,
Eight Mills DtcUred
jSvluKil dUtrlct No. Id, of thl, county,
located lit Kiwppa. yesterday (tied with
Count Clerk Clinton foruitil declara
tloo in favor of an right mill levy 00
1U irort for school purposes, fur
1007.
It II Up To You-
Whni a good thing come your way
it U your If you lot it go by.
Charli, llotlbora & Company ie making
oin lnlrtfng offer in this Wsue, and
they ere yourt to make good on,
Card of Thanks
The sinter of HU Mary', Hospital
with to thank tkoe peron who to
liberally made donation yUrdsy, and
particularly to the children from th
Shlvely iK'hol fur their gift to tit in
stitution. Offico in City Hall
City Attorney Charle If. Abeivromblr
1 now Installed In tlx) ofllw in the city
lift II formerly occupied by School Super
intendent Chirk, the city' legal busluena
having grown to such an extent that it
was liiipwwlbl to conduct it from hi
fornwr oltlra on Commercial street.
00 For Salem
Mcsdame Hell Irwin and Augutta
Botch, State attendant, from the In
Mne Aa. lum, arrived in the city yetr
day noon, to take charge of Mr. Hilme
Peltarl, the unfortunate woman who
mlml ho deserted her lor the second
time in life, and convey her to the
asylum. The party loft up on the 6s 10
xprea last evening.
Tb Chance la Yourt
A glance at the advertisement of
Charlei Hellborn & Company, in this
lasua, will Indicate to you where and
what that chance I", and what It la
worth to you,
Receives Warrant-.
Mr. Julia Strauss yealerday received
h(r warrant fur &O00 from tlie Grand
l.odge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen.
Plgurei Don't Lie
Published figure, over the name of a
reliable firm have a convincing ring and
hold the ecnce of advantage to whoso
ever shall ue them. Not the string of
quotations in the Charles Hellborn &
Company ad, in thl Issue,
A log Barrier
When the noon express from Portland
approached the town of flugby, cn route
to thl city, it encountered a great
fallen lg across the rail and rlghtof
way, with lh up freight on thl ide of
the barrier. The log laid tumbled for
several hundred feet above on the
bright and for an hour engaged the
tat nkill end strength of the train crM
to rvmote it o that the train might
pa.
The Aitorlan, 60 cent monthly.
Notice to the
Public.
.. "
On and after Dec.
1st, 1907, all charge
accounts will be dis
continued and pur
chases made at this
store wilf be strictly
on a CASH basis
H. R. Hoefler
Plum Pudding Ice Cream-
Something new and rich in bricks or
bulk delivered at your reldencj order
now. Hoefler's.
Will Not Meet
The WfytiMMi'e Christian Temperance
dilou will not hold their regular meet
Ing today, the member preferring to
engnge in home ThanUglvIng fentivities,
Dead rick-Thompson
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon, In the parlor of the Hotel
Oriel, when Mi Uille 1-1 Dcadrlck of
thl oily and Mr, tliarle F. Thompson,
of KniiMilito, Calif., were made man and
wife, The young people will reside In
ttausalito,
Thanksgiving Service
The Baptist, Methodist, "Conirreffa-
tlonalUt and Presbyterian Chust-b, will
unite in a Thanksgiving eervica at the
Metleulirtt Church thl morning at 10:30.
Kev in. S. Gilbert, pator of the Pres
byterian Church will preach the aermon.
A cordial Invitation i extended to the
public to attend.
TAXVALUATIONSFOR
CLATSOP 1907
Charle V. Drown, the Commercial
sirwt shucmau intends to duplicate the
gift and fun of yesterday, by turning
six more gobblers loone on Christmas
Eve next, upon the ame term a that
of yesterday: which enterurbie. no
ioulit, will be measurably appreciated
by the youngster of the city. Alec
Stanglund caught the fleeing 16-pounJer
ct Ioo yesterday.
SOAD DISTRICT SEGREGATIONS YET
TO BE MADE-OVER FIVE AND
ONE-HALF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
REPRESENTED ON THE ROLLS,
TAX VALUA Z
The tax valuations on the Clatsop
roll for the year 1907, a completed ye
leaky by County Clerks J. C. Clinton
and hi force, reach the Important total
of $5,693,368, and the same baa been du'y
segregated for town and school, the
road district segregation being yet to
come and due some time next week
A prepared and rendered yesterday,
they (how the following allotment of
value to the several cities, town' cbool
distrust and outside district:
City of Axtori
Town of Clatsop.
Town of Xew Astoria.,
Town of Seaside
Town of W". Seaside. .
City of WiBrrcnton....
No town .............
...$2,080,018
120,930
... 63,771
.... 102,491
... 61,682
... 140.202
... 3,135,674
Total
Schools,
Surprise Party
mi. ana Air, wuiuim jacoosen were
the recipient of a genuine emprise
Tuesday evening, when about 80
their friend pivoented themclve
their home wit, the avowed intention
of having a trood time. The evening
was plraunt)y pu'd with games,
utu-nc und dancing, after which refreah
menu were partaken of, and the gucts
b-iarted exreiiig their appreciation
f a delightful evening.
Thanksgiving Specials
" EVERYTHING IN EATABLES
FOR A FINE DINNER
Mitt CO Meat the very best obtainable.
Plum Pudding, fine rich flavor.
Cranberries, Eastern and local:
Nuts, Table Raisins, of the best.
. Navel Oranges, this season's crop.
Tabic Apples, Hood River andy Clatsop
County products.
Grapes, Spanish and California.
Celery, bleached white.
Pumpkins, Squash etc.
We have spared no pains In seleotlng our Thanksgiving goods and if you
will place your order with us we will see to It that It will be
filled with the very bast goods obtainable.
Scholfield Malison & Co.
112 and J20 Twelfth St.
Phone 1181 Phone 931
For a
' VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
go to
Johnson Phonograph
Parlors eond Floor over Soholfleid : a Mattson Co.
Go.,
A'ter Many Year
Mr. and Mr. Ismic Ilvrgman, of this
.ity, yesterday noon, enjoyed the pleas
ure of welcoming to their hospitable
Hond tre4 borne, kinsmen from far
Havaria, in the pcrmm of Six. and Mn
and Mis Thurnaucr, of Nuremberg in
that famou old kingdom of Western
Europe, Mr. Tburnauer i a niece of
Mm. Ilcrgman, and a a child spent tome
time in this city, and was a while
pupil of M!hs McGregor then a teacher
In the public school. The party will
remain for the next 10 dy or two
week, and will then continue tthcir
tour of the Pacific Coast cities.
Six More Turkeys-
Legal Holidays
Itcitpondiiig to a reucst from Police
Judge Anderson, the city attorney fl'ed
an opinion regarding the transacting of
buDines during the period proclaimed by
tlie governor a holiday. The opinion
Mutes that according to the codes no
judicial buniue can be transacted;
writ of execution could bo avoided j the
le of property or effect by the ch'ef
of police would be illegal; end while
iseuiince of warrants are not a process
yet they are an ollii 'ml act and to avoid
Kwsil,e litigation it would be advisable
not to l-suo tliein.
Court House Fixtures-
County Judge Trenchant and the
aiembera of the county commission indi
uted their intention yesterday of
awarding the contract for the furnish
ing of the electric light and gns fixtures
for the new court house, to the Astoria
lectric Company. The action was tak
en that the company may have time to
procure the futures and have them in
stalled a rapidly ns possible. The fix
turt'g are of brush bronze and will cot
about fJOOO, The foiinal oixler awarding
the contract will be made as soon 'as
the court meets in regular session at
the conclusion of the present holidays.
of
The Chance is Yours
A glance at the advertisment
Charles Hcilborn & 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 pressing' will
give them back their
trim shape.
Carl Franseen,
' .The Astoria Tailor,
does good pressing.
170 nth St. , Phon Main 3711
A complete lino of Fall and Winter
samples ready for your inspection. Come
and look them over.
,.$5,633,308
. .2,080,H18
. . 83,790
.. 114,038
.. 61,731
.. 12,626
.. 129,341
,. 217,811
.. 87.043
..' 70,299
No. 1 .
" 2.
" 3 . .........
"4
"5
" 6
" 7
" s . .:
M o .
."10 219.034
"11 110,922
"12 . 296,739
"13 ,.. 61,518
"14 .....j 109,624
"16 4...i.. 79.007
" 17 32,796
"1V - 1 17.500
"19 44,00!)
"20 17.683
"21 15,381
"22 . ....................... 39,943
"23 38,839
24 70.063
"25 78.683
"20 4 29,;33
"27 75,544
"28 100,353
"29 24,740
"30 . 163,469
"31 . 25,008
"32 . 20,039
"33 154,249
"35 351.103
"42 . ..y 44,909
N'o school 523.149
One Piano Ticket with Each $5.00 Sale to Wise Customers
.'A -'AX hh&ffn :
ill Vji $M.i i 4 y V
The Tale
i Ederheimer, Stem It Ok
Says May to Joe:
"You can't look foollsH in a Wise
Suit or Overcoat."
$1Q to $35
We take checks on Astoria banks, of 'clearing
house certificates in payment of GOODS, BUT
not in exchange for cash; we are not the U. S. mint.
Herman Wise
. The Clothier, Who Hakes Astoria Famous,
Total ..$5,695,368
y-'v ' 1 1 vtt
Was Never Found-
It is nine years ago today that the
rteiimor Portland was lost. She left
Boston the Saturday evening following
Thanksgiving Day with a largo pa.en
ifcr list (mostly Portland people, who
had been to Boston to spend the holiday)
in a banding snowstorm; and although
warned b- (the three steamers which
had previously loft for Maine ports, to
return, as they were doing the captain
did nor do so and the boat was lot
with all on board. The most peculiar
circumstance connected with this wreck
was that to this day it is not known
where she went down. Some of the
bodie wero washed up near Cape Race
ut the only part of the ship that came
ashore woe the steering wheels. The
underwriters have spent thousands of
dollars trying to locate the wreck, but
their efforts have been fruitless.
Open an nocount with the Scandlnav
an-Amcrican Savings Bank. A neat
pocket, check book enables you to pay
our bill this way, and furnishes you
with a receipt at the Mine time.
A Turkey Nearly Did BROWN
At a few minutes pnst 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon about 6387 kids and
few hundred men nd women crowded
Commercial street between Charley
Broa n'e Shoe, Store and Herman Wise's
clothes shop. When the "Browm" Turkey
was let loose he showed his good sense
by flyiug towards the entrance to
Wise's store, Even a turkey knows
enough to want to look Wise; the army
of boys, however, thinking of stuffed
turkey and cranberry sauce, grabbed Mr.
Gobbler and proceeded to divest him of
is feathers, coming within an ace of
breaking the fine plateglass window in
Wise's store. The question is: Would
Charley have been done Brown if the
gloss got smashed? . It was fortunate
that the scrimmage resulted in nothing
orse there a few bhiok eyes and
skinned legs. A bystander suggested that
the turkey was "ifoolish" in not donning
"Wise" suit, before he started out.
Moral: Don't bo k turkey, else you'll
be caught, without a WISE suit.
The Scandinavian-American Savings
Bank receives deposits from one dollar
upwards. Interest paid of savings ac
counts and time deposits.
8 O PESSONAL MENTION OSS
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John Tate, the Troy laundryman. came
down from the metropolis on the noon
train yesterday. ;
Mrs. E. G. Holt was a homing pas
senger On the 11:40 train yesterday
morning, from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan, of II
waco, went to the patriarchal home, at
JFcGowan's, yesterday, to enjoy a
Thanksgiving dinner with the head of
the family, Hon. P. J. McGowan.
Dan Moore, of Seaside and Portland,'
was a passenger on toe noon express
yesterday, and went on to his ocean
side house without stopping here for any
great length of time. v:
Lane' Family Medicine will give yo
a digestion that will permit you to eat
good things instead of "health foods' of
various sorts that are as palatable a ,
hay.
FrcshMadc Candy
Made right at home
, in our own factory.
Temperance Protest
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union have addressed a protest to the
city council against the further issuance
of saloon licenses on Commercial street.
The protest in full is as follows:
Also Lowney's
In any size box.
AT
TAGG'S PARLORS
483 Commercial St.
Low Sates to Europe.
The Question Is
Up to You!
Are you looking for a black, brown, red
or blue Hat ?
Do you want the best Quality and
Style at Cost Price ?
Then go to the big Sale at the Oon Tot
We have a large assortment in all of
the above colors, from
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" .'y;':;;.-":-V'y ' : . i :v' ! , y. '
, $i.OO to $6.00
MRS., GEORGIA PENNINGTON
483 Bond St.
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