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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1908)
SUNDAY, JANUARY J. io$. THE MOKNING , ASTOIIIAN, ASTORIA, OKKGON. I Our twenty years experience, our up-to-date equipment and immense stock of GROCERIES.' FRESH MEATS, ' FRUJTS AND VEGETABLES, ' CIIINAARE, ETC. HAY AND MILL FEED are at yonr service for 1908. ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. Th Leading QroMr IDS m OF I ! Appraisers Appointed V. H. Clurk. Howard ltrownell nd 0. Wlngate hav-e been appointed appraiser of tlio estate of J. A. Hanneiis, a ceased. License To Wed- Th Utet aspirant (or matrimonial honor ar )lernard A. Johnson and fdary A. Hansen, a marriage llcenno hav ng ten Itsucd to them yesterday. First Dog Llcenae fllia first dog license lued fur 1008, wa secured yesterday by Mr. Frank ponnerberg, wife of the popular jeweler. Lknaa No. 1 adorn the collar of Mrs. iKinnerberg's Him spaniel "Toby." It. of P. Entertainment Astor Lodge So, 0, Knight pf Pylhia liavp lucd invitation fur a public tit' atallatlon. vntrtitlnitir-nt anil dunce, which will Iki given on Friday evening nct in Logsn Unit, Expert Arrive tieo, P. Clitrk. of Tori land, who has been nj;ir'4 to expert the book of the county ollMal, arrived in the city yes terday anil will licgin work the first of the coining week. Filet Remonstrance John Nlenil liaa filed a remonstrance with Hit auditor objecting to I ae- for Die Improvement of Conimorclnl sttvet from Third street to lot I, block 3. of i lie Minium tract. ( But On Deed (hie deed only tu Med for record in the county clerks ofiko yesterday. Jankolt 1'savala and wife, transfer to John I Msttson. lot 3 and S. block 1. in Bradbury's, the coifidcratlou being itOO. Death of Infant Ada llaticl, daughter of Mr. Hml Mm. ('.'. H. Hansel, died at their home netir Morrison station ysnterday nftoriiimi, aged 7 months and 4 days. The inter ment will lie thin afternoon at the OIJ I'loneer cemetery. The City's Money City Treurer Thomas Dcaley in compiling hi quarterly report and the receipt for the past quarter arc fol low; OiiituI fund. $H0I0.?1I; street Improvement fund, $7003.20; Intercut fund, raytneuta from the fund were a follows! Oncral fund, !'.', 707.00; street, $057.tf8j bond Interest, 1010.50; ttreet iuiprovement. $7770124; liiti-ti't on warrant, IU54.M7. Charged With Insanity A man who bus been ktioMn a Nel Velum, but who Peal name U Itor- lathi, was liefure Judge Trent-bard ye' terday charged with infinity. He I a native of Finland, and hna ln-en in thl country but aeven month, arriving In .V.toiln iilioiit three day ago. Hi do. Itmlon i that, in an attempt to kilt him. several locomotive engineer are en dciivoring to run their engine over him. He hit a brother and tmo itcr in Kun-ka, mid he wa ordered held for a few diiv. in hope that omn Informa tion regarding him may be obtained an fie i a (.trimmer tiere. Body Goes To Michigan Coroner 1'ohl t In receipt of a tele gram from Mi Kmma Cowan, tin niece of Henry It. Shnnuess, who wa drowned In the Neciwlcuin Thurday. requesting that the lxnly lie hlpiied to Ann Arlor, at which place relative of the drowned . man live. Diachargei Chinaman ltovcivinK no information from the police authorities at Fort llrKK regard ing the Chinaman, who was under arrest alleged to have committed robbery from a couple of hi fellow countrymen, Chief Camnial ha turned the ('olcntliil loose, having no authority to hold him. Attention Elks. All member- of Astoria Lodgo No. 1 HO, II, P. O. K und vUiting members are requested to meet at our lodge room on Sunday, January S, 1008, at 12:30 o'clock p. m. sharp, to attend tjie funeral of our late brother, James E. Campbell. JOHN C. MoCUE, Exalted Ruler. -.r r m.rvmv flMwUrv. Funeral Service Tha ohiu-qiiiei of the lute Capt. James K. CnmpU-ll will be held in Odd Fellows' 'all Ihi afternoon at 1 o'clock, Kev. William Seymour Short, officiating. All the liiends and acquaintance of the dciraird gentleman are Invited to at tend the nervice mid boat will be pro vided for all th"e wjid wlh to attend the tervice at the grave, interment be ing in the Knight of Pytliia plot at til on woo.1. The honorary and active pi.llbenrer will meet at Pohl's under Silking parlor at 12:30 o'clock to .escort the n mains to the lodgo room. The ac tive pallbearers will be: John 11. Wliyle, .1. K. tlrstke and Fred Johnson of Aator l.Hlge Xo. 6. K. of P. and M It Porno my, (i. C. Fulton and I K. Howes of Antoria Miit No. 180, It. P. O. K. The honorary pallbenrers are: Captains I). J. Mc Vicar. M. I). Staples. A. E. Cann, P. E. Ferchen, W. A. Hctta and Jiuncs Tntton. SOMETHING WILL BE STIRRING " Sweets Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlors. is the best and most reliable place to buy your Christmas Novelties and Candies. Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs 2 Dozen 65c Scholfield Mattson & Go. &0o0 112 and J20 Twelfth St. Phone 1181 Phone 931 . For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto Johnson Phonograph Co. Parlor teoend Floor over Soholfleld A Matteon Co. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING WILL BE SCENE OF INTERESTING BUSINESS TOMORROW EVEN-IN0. The is fin in. 1 election and smoker of the CliHinlx-r of Cninmerce to be held tomorrow iiitfht beginning at 7:30 o'clock protiilne to I art affair of some plrit. There are several contributing rennon why mum- one may unilT a little pepjier aometlnie during the evening und every mcmWr is asked by the offl- ins and Promotion Committee to sneak rlht out. If they have a grievance I hey at e asked to tell altmit It. If they mean "no" they are not expected to wiy "yes." First will coins the reading of the an num report at the opening of the mMrt ing and then the election of offlcere, after which will be the smoker. J inn rromoiion i.ominiitre held s meeting at nwn yesterday and prepared their annual report which -will be ready for submission at the meeting of the ( Imiiilicr tomorrow night. There Is no doubt In the world that the hope of Astoria lies in its Chamber if Commerce and there Is not the slight- cut rcnuon for any citizen of Atorla for one moment to think that the Cham ber of Commerce will be anything other than what they make It. At the very beht it will U their Ideas. Everv member of the Chamber owes a solemn duty to the city to be present at lomorrovyHiilKhl's election and see to It that the proper officers are elected for the ensuing year. No member will have uny excuse to criticize the officers or tho-e voting for them tomorrow night if they are i.ot on hand to cast a per- tonal vote. ' Preparation have been made to en tertain 100 member tomorrow night and if the entire 225 come ther will le taken -are of. It cant be ft frost liecause its going to be a smoker. Ask the orange growers. As for candidates for preldent and the other offices the best man will in nil probability win. I)o you know who the candidates are? Well, they will be jiihI who you make them. T. I Morton, of Chicago, Is regfotered at the Occident. F. C. Bid well and 0. S. Bcatty. of Fort Stevens, aro in the city. " Returrs From East j Ed. Itosenherg, secretary of the Paciflo Coast Fihcrmen' Union, relumed Fri-1 day evening from a trip to Chicago and ' Washington, I), C, in the interest of the fisheries Industry of the coast, Mr. I!oi nl i rg expects to remain here for ' k mi nth and will give his attention 1 t promoting the llhing on the Colum- j Ida slid cot streams. A concerted en-1 deavor will be made to try and neeom-i plish for t he Columbia river fisheries, j the same action that wn tnken in, the case of liie Wood and Nuslignk rivers! of Alaska, in the endeavor to protect ' the salmon from being taken when try-. Ing to reach their spawning ground in I the tipper Columbia. Sir. Itosenberg was quite wearied by hi long journey j across the continent and has not as yet formulated the direct plan of action which will be pursued, but at an early date will make public the details of the plan, which will ultimately result in greater, and neceosary protection to the llniicrics industry. Mr. Rosenberg en joyed his trip immensely and is much elated over the success with which his and his colleagues, endeavors were at ivnueu, nnu is giua lo lie again amowg Ins friends iu Astoria, One Piano Number FREE with each $5.00 Purchase, by a Wise Cusiocer. Money scare? We don't care! Mark-down prices 1 Every Weather For December The monthly meteorological report for December, 1!K)7, allows that the mean temperature, for the month, was 48 de grees, the highest temperature being 61 degrees on the 2nd, and the lowest, 35 degrees, on the 30th. The total precipi tation was 8.77 and the greatest rain fall for 24 hour was I CO on the 12th and 13th. The number of days on which it rained was 25, chmdy without rain 2, partly cloudy 3 and clear 1 day. Tl liiffhe-'t velocity of wind waa on the 12th when it blew DO miles an hour from the .Southeast. There was a light frost on the 15th, a heavy frost on the 10th and a killiug frost on the 18th. Discount Sale Jlis Crang, proprietreua of the Art Store, 541 Commercial street, is holding her regular January discount aale. Every article in the store has been re duced in price and splendid opportun ity for bargains. Attention Knight of Pythias. Members of Astor Lodge, No. 6. are requested to meet in the Castle Hall at 12 o'clock, noon, Sunday, January 5th, to attend the funeral of Sir Knight J. E. CampbelL TH0S..B. LOUGHERY. C C. Attest: A. J. C. Shreder. K. of R. S. ' r t s . The phantom "Panic" has not ruffled us. We arc "still doing business at the same old stand." The welfare of our business depends on the faith of ou- customers, and we are kept busy as ever selling good clothes. , Thank you! for your favors during the past year. Thank you! for your patronage in 1908. Youll find good value at all times. And just now our reduction Sales Offer Unusual Opportunities, IB to 35 per Cent Off. Men's and Boys' Suits. Overcoats, Hats, Underwear, Umbrellas, Trunks, Etc Herman Wise Astoria's Reliable Clothier. i l-4-2t. Grand Smoker- Will be givea by the different unions of this city, Tuesday evening, January 71-, at 8 p. m.. In the Odd Fellows' building in honor of the Oregon State Federation. All are cordially invited. l--3t Special Sale ' On ranges, heating stove, and ruga, at L. E. Henningsen, 604-506 Bond street next door to express office. W. A. Burleigh, the genial steward of the Lurline. left up on the :10 trab last night. . iaMi.!Ji'M)''iii.sriisjffliiijiiBiji; 2000 pairs of Men's Women's, Boys', Misses and Children's High J Class SHOES to be sacrificed at less than cost. . The next ten days will mark the greatest and most mercilessSlaughter of Ladies' Men's, Boys', Misses' and Children's SHOES ever witnessed in the city of Astoria. Another Mighty Blow Has Been Struck AT PRICESANI) VALUES at Brown's Great Clean-up Shoe Sale of Men's, Women's, Boys and Girls' high-class Shoes. It means a mighty money-saving event will be the program for tomorrow and during therest of this sale. And every shoe will be found as advertised. PRICE LIST Ladies' party slippers which always sell regular at $3.60 and $4.00 reduoed to $1.25 and $2.00 Ladies' welts, that will be in style this spring, regular $4.00 shoe, now selling at ' $2-75 to $3.00 Canvas Oxfords, 1903, styles, regular $2.00 and $2.60 shoes reduced to.. $1.05 Ladles' button welts and up-to-date $4.00 shoe reduced to.... $2.65 Ladies' $4.00 and $3.50 stylish Oxfords now $1.05 to $2.00 Ladles' patent leather Bluchers, all new styles, rcgulaft $3.50 and $4.00 shoes now... $2.00 Ladles' Ideal Patent Kid welts, finest shoe in the land now $3.15; regular prioe .' $5.00 $4.00 Patent leather pumps at $1.85 PRICE LIST iWe have some real snaps in children's shoes. Nothing" like them In any other store in the city. It will pay every mother to ' call and aee the assortment and examine the prices.. t . - . 90-oent Infants' shoes, size from 1 to 5, now. ........55 cent $1.10 Child's shoes, sizes from 51 to 8, now... 65 cents Ghoes in odd and ends are selling cheaper than dirt. ' Little Gent's shoes regular $1.75 and $2.00 value now $1 to $1.30 Men's Goodyear welts, regular $3.50 and $4 values from $2 to $2.95 Vici kid Congress shoes, all sizes, $3.50 values for .$1.95 Best boys' shoes on earth, $2.50 and $3 values now $1.75 to $1.95 Big lot of boys' and youth's 60c and 75c rubbers at 25c paid. This is a snap. , Large assortment of infants shoes, 50c and 75c, now.........25o Men's Cruiser boots, 18-inch tops, $7.50 values, now $4.50 and $4.35 Boys' turn Oxfords, $1.50 values, now ..' 65 cents Youths' turn Oxfords, $1.25 values, now .45 cents CHAS. V. BROWN, The Family Shoe Man
