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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1908)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY i, looi, (THE MORNING ASTOMAN; AS'JOKJA." OREGON. mi 3 a. - " ' - , . - - - t - : r : : ; 1 ' i ' ' ill " M ' n ; r f r I . ? e 4 e m ?yfT?mt e e e e e e tt'iil'iiii !;' '"VVWWVWVWV-WVT W'WW'WWW f f V? f f Tf f f f WW WW tomorrow MoraMg' at We will begin our second annual (fT:00 Clocli E Every Suit, Raincoat, Pair of Pants, Boys' Suit, Overcoat and every garment of Wool Underwear, Sox, Shirts, in facteverything in this large stock reduced to prices that will march them out of this store in short order. We have had a most successful year, our business has gone far beyond our expectations and we are now willing to sell what we have at cost. Take advantage of this great opportunity. ' . Men's Clothing reduced 20 to 30 per cent. Boys' Clothing reduced 20 to 30 per cent. Furnishings and Woolen Goods reduced J 5 to 33 per cent. WE MENTION JUST A FEW OF THE SPECIALS. T' $35.00 SUITS, 30.00 SUITS, 25.00 SUITS, 20.00 SUITS, $27.00 $30.00 OVERCOATS $24.00 24.00 25.00 OVERCOATS 20.00 20.00 20.00 OVERCOATS 16.00 16.00 15.00 OVERCOATS ; 12.00 BLUES AND BLACKS EXCEPTED. . Special JOO , Men's Suits, $1 1.50. Regular J 1 5, $16.50: and $18 Suits $10.00 BOYS' SUITS $7.50 8.00 BOYS' SUITS 6.25 7.00 BOYS' SUITS .5.60 G.00 BOYS' SUITS ' 4-80 $5.00 BOYS' SUITS" 4.00 BOYS' SUITS 3.00 BOYS' SUITS 2.50 BOYS' SUITS $4.00 3.20 2.40 2,00 4 ormtCtotlHst6rMen MACE IN NEW YORK . ........... ;i i i My., ? mam -mm mil store JUDD BROTHERS', Props Next Doer to Heilborn's i no ," no mi I j I If 4 no . i in , no no Ml ';, I M ,. OH ( . , no i nn i n SINNED BUT HAPPY -Rev! Jere.Knode Cook Labors Y nara ior Ainniiy. INTERVIEW PREACHER'S WIFE Pmpe4 Divin Who Eloped With Girl Found la Bap City Working at Manual 'Labor But JUppy i With tho Wonuui lovt,f it '''.;.).:. iNHWI XK.e-'".fIHH-ll iU' piiklio mihi kow' favoii, Conn,, where WV. Jerj Kno.lo Gik nqw live, quoto tlie w'of. mln(fr v Hft finped limt i!f.,wf .,;.; - . f'X4ii' Uti.the fiint .rulmllo uew I lmv liod of him since that luy wlien my life 4jM(iVie"(letH)latrimT lie never Iwen' Aliaent from my prnyera. j "About three ww'ka after they went away, I received an envelope bearing the San FrancisM) postmark iwithj no eh; 1 ollofure ave a newspaper clipping. The clipping wae brief fe'pbiiof Mahop Bup gen ecrmon prwiched the Sunday after my hudband difwppeared. Xliere wu something about the handwriting that made me think it waa my hueband's, but I could not be aure. f 'flff I "am"certaln U waa hit, '"wWoh means, if I am right, that J and the girl went to Oallfornia'at onoe," , A f "Not long ago I received a letter from the Rev, Frederick W. Clampltt, Rector of Trinity Church, San Francisco. He it Bii'old and dear friend. He aaid it he oould ervo me In any way, to call upon him., ' .... , "I thought of this when they told me my husband had been found, and my first thought wa to help liira in hie Uniilili'. I have always loved him. For niiio yoarn we lived n life of the purest i'e ot inn to eai-h othei1. I am aure it wa Kit with him until that girl uame into his life. Then Miinething happened to his liniin. It intit have lioeome demented. "When I heard he wa in San IViinriMii 1 hiiKtened lo write to Mr. Cliimitt In appeal to him to do some llili ir to mve him. ' ' 'Sumo friend have told me that if titers Imil not been Mimething wrong niy lui-lmnd would have never left, me and now I eee that he i reported ;(to have itaid that hi life with me waa very un happy. ? Thin Is fale nionitroualy false. Our lif In llempatead for nine years t an open book. We were happy. : : "It was not until lie made tho ac quaintance of Mi Whaley that I notod auy . tthangei 'in him. , This waa about a year bofow Wy.wcnt., away together.,,, ' 'H.)ne,'dny alwut thn woeka, before Ii4 dimpeared, I aeemed to have an in tuition that- there was aomo ln upon bit nout. Yielding to an impulse to knW the truth, I said i Would you do wrong T'' Tho question did not aecm to wturtlo him. Taking my hand, he aaidi I "Let me look you in the eye and say no, ho, I cannot do wrong.' ; Then he added; "I cn looli youMu' tW e.ve and any it, you see," I "It aeemed to ma that the note of (riumpli In his voice, was out of place. ,t!Wt3iart"akyme what should be my duty if it weio possible for him to return a free rnanf ! Should I forget all and reoelve him once more aa my hus band! It d hard 4iaon to answer, unlesa I lay aside all other feelings and obey only the dictates of the Christiau spirit which Is to forgive, to forget." San Francisco, Deo. 81 The Rev. Jere Knode Cooke,;wiho disappeared from his residence when his indentlfloation be came known, togefher with his young companion, Floretta Wbalcy, and tilielr baby, was looated here again lat night He ia staying at the home of a friend, where he and his companion are com fortably situated, In an interview Cooke said he will return east ns soon as he can get enough money together to travel and aa soon a matter can be arranged he will marry Miss Whaley. It is expected that the granlmotlier of the young lady will eend her the funds necessary to return east. The head of a local detective agency namce in connection with the possibb arrest of Cooke, stated last night that they had not received any instruirtlono from the east oonoeruing Cooke; that so far as they knew thore was no warrant for his arrest and that they were doing nothing at all in the case. There was nothing to stop Cooke from going where he pleased and they were not even keep ing track of him. The police are not looking for Coke, although despatches from New York say there is a warrant for the eloping preacher's arrest on the charge of ab duction and that tho local authorities will be asked to find and nold the fugitive, Uff'' : '' !-! I-., WEEKLY SERVICE. The Pure Food Law. Secretary WiUori "sns, "One (of the objects of the law Is to inform the con sumcr of the presence of certain harm ful drugs in medicines." The law re quires that the amount ' of oliloroform, opium, 'morphine, and other Irablt form ing drugs be stated on the label of each bottle. The manufacturers of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy have' always claim ed that their remedy did not contain any of these drugs, and the truth of this claim is now fully proven, as no mention of them is made on the label. This remedy Is not only one of the safest, but one of the beat in use for coughs and colds.' Its Value lias been poven be yond question during the many year It has jbeen in general use. For sale by Frank'tovrt "and leading druggistsV ' ' '' ; ' '' " f '"' ' . -'t twi -...uu .'.'!;' 'i ifwii .my i.tint' " CASTOR I A ; For Infants, and Children. Tits Kind You Kava Al.vajs Ecf Bears tha Signature of Pacific Coast Steamship Company W&l Only Run Two Bwts. , SAX FRANCISCO, Dec, Si -A weekly service from this port to Seactlo is to be inaugurated by the Pacific Coast S. S. Company and will remain in force during tho remainder of the winter. The ser vice is to be in place of the more fre quent movements of tha company's steamers up the coast, The sailing of the City of Puebla will be postponed until Friday and thereafter that steamer and the Governor will be employed' on the route, leaving every Friday morning at 11 o'clock. ; r, i ;The steamer president, taw undergo' ing repairs, will,' it $al ha lnid' .ip indefinitely. W. H. Allison, the newly appointed marine superinl.enlent cf te company, will enter upon lus duties to morrow. ' ' W Wt rTTTtTTT 1 1 tttttaa4444444--" --- - - (Ma i $ Lame Shoulder Cured. -'; Lame shoulder is usually .'caused .by rheumatism of the muscles and quickly yiolds to a few applications of Chamber lain'a Pain Balm. Mrs. F. H, MoElwee, of Boistawn. New. ' Brunswick, ? writes: "Having been troubled for some time With a pain in my left , shoulder, I de cided to give Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial, with the. result that I got prompt relief." For sale by Frank Hart and lead ing druggists. ' Mrs. 'Maud Wright,' who has Ibeen the guest of Portland friends for some time past, will arrive in Astoria on the noon express today, to visit with friends for a few days. ii . -V-': ';. -'.-"COFFEE You can buyr something called "coffee" at 10c lb with 3000 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't--; ::..;.-r;- Your grocer returns roar uonaj If rou don'f Ilk. ScoUluig's Bests w. par ala. 1908 Tide Tables Just received the 1908 Government tide tables. We have a full line of 1908 diaries; start the new k. x ,. . -i ... . . . ' .a" "J I keeping a full account of all your doings nd also correct account of caah t spent' and received. ( ' ; ' '-' a--:-g' E. A. HIGGINSTCO., MLSIO BOOKS STATIONFJIY "" ' nn iiiin (J. .I.wisli to thank my many friends and acquaintancea for their extremely liberal patronage during this joyous Holiday Seaion, and I wish to emphasize the FACT that I ALWAYS stand ready to make good or exchange anything purchased from ms that does not prove satis factory in every way. Now, that the Christmas Holidays are over, and I hav lad time to look over my stock. I will be prepared to offer some tempting bargain prices on articles suitable for New Year's gifts. J. H. SEYMOUR n Store f Qunlty. . . , 46s Commercial Sfc, Attoria, Ore. L PARKER HOUSE LUROPEAJf PLAK. ' U Knit CUas in Erery Respect j ' '; ', Free Ooack to the House. , - ; Bar and Billiard Room ' !' for Commercial lien Good Sample Rooms on Ground Floor .H. B. PARKER, S. P. PARKER, Proprietor. Uauter. Aitorie Own
