The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 08, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JANUARY I, igot. THE MORNING ASTOR1AN. ASjOUIA. OREGON. January Official Tide Tables Compiled by the U. S. Government for Astoria and Vicinity. JANUARY, 1008. inuii vviitvr. l)ntu Weuiiesiltiy .... Thursday Friday H'tiunliiv HUN KAY Monday Tunmluy Wilnodny .... Tliuiniluy Friday Huturdity HUN DAY Moii'lny , Tudy Wniliivmtiiy , , . . Thursday Thurultiy ....... Friday Hiilunlny , HUN MAY Monday 'I'liKXility Vlui.niiiy Thursday Friday . Hitiiintiiy Ht'NPAY Monday Tuesday ........ Wdil"dity Tliurilay A, I h in. ll;2!i 2,11:1:. 4 1 : a- Hi 2;S 1 .1:1111 V 3:04 4 : 3N 6:i'! d:'.'!! 7: K. N: 111! 8. Of.; ir.io:4f 111) 0; tr.j 1.1 I I Mil it, 0;M k 1 : .10 lj S:02i 2o 2: 33! on !4 4-.ao! 25 f.:l 2d (1:0(1, 27: :M 21! 7:t 2'.t' :0(i a'lO;OI)! M. ft. h V.O 11 n, ii i H.3; 3 4 I". M. in. in. :bol tl.D 21 3: K.8 N.4 K.4: r.:30! 04 23 30 27 N.4 8.3 H .!! K.SjlO H.4lll K.r,!., 7.21. . 8.3 .. 7.0)12 7.4 1 7. ft 7.6: 7.7 7. it 7,ii K.o H.Oj 6 ft. 01 H.ol ft K.I! 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I2.10H0.1I Art w.4 .H6iiriiiir ., I I II n7 It (IK 10 M t 10 t.Ifi 6 (10 10.46 44 0.0 6 46 4 66 10.H6! 9.9t '-ni lvni.lH.lii. .m . Noi. 2fl and 28 run from Atori to Clattop Toh tI Ft Stevcm. No. U rum from PortUnd to Atorl and CUttop iiwicli dlreot. No, 24 runi from rortlmnd to Astoria only. No. SO runt from Aitori to CUUop Beach direct. Noa, 21, 20 and 29 run via Ft Sterona. No. 23 run from Clattop Beach to Attoria and Portland direct AdJltlona- train will bt run from Attoria to Ft SUvant and return on Sunday a, leaving Attoria 11:30 a. m., arrive Ft Steveni 12:2fl p. m. Returning 1m vn Ft Stevtni 2:00 p. m., arrivei Attoria 2:45 p. a. Tralnt mtrked run dallv; f TeleKraph ttatfona. CONKECTIONS-At Portland, with all trana-oonUnental Unea. At QobW. with Nortnarn Pacific Railway Co. At Attoria with iteamert for Stn Franoltot awl Tillamook and Hwaoo Railway Navigation Oo,'t boat and railway. Through tlokett told to and from all polnta In tie Bt and Europe. For further particular! apply to. R. H. JENKINS. toWt ,JffmZX2 Oen. Ft ft Faatngr. Agt. : , . ASTORIA, OREGON. There la Only One "Br onto Quinine" That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURIE A OOUO IK ONE DAY. Always remember tho full name. Look for this signature on every box. 26o. SWA THE TRENTON First-Class Liquors and Cigars 0oa Commercial Street t Comer Commercial and 14th. ASTORIA, ORIGOlf 1 t'tMMIIMUMMMMHMIIMIIHMIMM MM Me Latest Quotations in the Portland Markets. BURIED IN CEMENT. Complete Market Report! Corrected Etch Day Giving the Wholesale Prictt of Commodities Farm Produce, and Vegetable. ltiil'I'I.AM), Jan. 7. Smult, which huio jli iitllul 11 ii,! clu-up it few duya ago iiro in very light ttitmly today, awl tue (irico (imti'il i S i'iiU a pouml. The IIl atoi-ka a low daya ago were the re- milt of oiio of the t-arly runt of this fill) in the Cowlitz and Columbia. Other run uro enacted Mile month, but no dig t atchcii are looked for until Feb limn, when largo miuiititie ai taken i'vwy yer. 'I'he miiily of halibut today in light, but pirns aro unchanged. .lust ulioiit enough ixjiutry for the 11111.U of the triiilct hat count in tbut far I hia week, and If the receipt continue on a n (Minute tcale for the rviiiainJir of the week a tatiofactory market can ! oxnerted. Hood bent end chicken lire minted nt 14 to 15 wtitt today, ivc (luck ut II to 15 tnt, live turkey; nt 10 to 17 wntt and drenncd twk at; 1H to 20, and live gHfO at 0 to 10 eeiitt, it pound. i-KK '1UW ateadily -acaken-, mg leniency, today quoiaiiont ueingj .'HI to 'il vvnU. , 1 The Story of an Arab Boy Who Re nounced Mohammedanltm. According to blntory, there wai born about tho year 1520 an 1 Arab boy nnniod (Joronlmo. Ha whh captured In Infancy by the HpanlHli garrlHon at Untn, and w hen aUmt eight year old be eacaped from bla enptort and wt-ni buck to bla family, living an 0 Moliniu lucdan until tho agi; of twenty-live Ho then volutnrlly rctnrnud to Orau and rcHiiiiicd the ClirlMtlnti life which bo bad adoplcd prevlotiHly when In tho lininlM of the Hjiuiilvh authorltlcn A few year lalcr ho went on a want ing mid with a party of Hpanlardtt. but the mldcr were tbeiiittelve cni tured hy n Moorlxli contalr and brought to Alglent. Here the attempt wa mudu to convert I1I111 to Mohain tiii.'ilaulHiii, but lie perHlMtently refutted to embrace that faith, ao thnt be watt tried and condemned to die. Ill bundx were tied behind bin back, and bo wat cant nllve, face downward. Into a block of concrete thcu being prepared for the Fort de VliiKt Qtiatre Ileures. theu building. Careful note uu taken of tho apot by Hnldo, a Spiinlsb BetM! dlctlno mlHKloiuiry to Algiers, who prayed the time might couio when the Lord would pave the way for bla ex humation and Christian burial. In 18M the French found It iieeetntary to destroy tho fort, and the data left by Huldo were found to b correct, for tbe designated block of concrete on being cut open disclosed the bonea of Geron Imo and, tho cavity left by his body. The bones were removed Dec. 27, ISM, and (flven Christian burial, and tbey now rest In a massive atone tareopha gua In tho cathedral. A pluster cast waa made of the cavity and afterward photographed. Cement Age. AN UNCONQUERED PEAK. Grain, Flour, Feed. WheatClub, 83c; Valley, 85c; blue tlem, 85c; red Rulan. 81c. Oatt-VrwItieerV price! White, 2; gray, $27. liny-Valley timothy, 18Pi,19: East ern Oregon, '20fi2C; clover, $13; cheat, ,I3; alfalfa, $13; grain, $H15. Mlllfed "lty bran. $23; county brain, 124; city fdii'rU, $24.50; country short, 2fl; chop, $18; middlings, $29. Flour Hard wheat, patent, $4.05; straight, $440; graham, $4 50; rye, $5; tthide wliciit flour-, $4.75; Valley flour, $4.40; Dakota, $i!.40! fl.OO; I-jistcrn rye, $0.50; PilNbury, $7; Corvalli. $4.40.' Rye -41. 256 1.30 per cwt. drain llagv-Iioiucstic, Sjc; Calcutta, tie. (rn-Wliule. $32; cracked, $33 per too. lluckwheat$3G per ton. Parley Producer' price! Brewing, $28.50; feed, $27; rolled. $30(5,31. Cereal Foods Rolled oat, cream, 90 lb. sack, $S; lower grade, $0.50(5 7.50; oatmeal, tcel cut. 49-lb. tackt, $8.50; 91b. sack-, $4.25 per bale; oatmeal (ground), 49-lb. tacks. $850 per bid.; 0-lh. tackt, $4.50 per bale; split pea. $4.25 per 100-lb. sacks; 25-lb. boxes, $1.25; pearl barley, $4.50 per 100 lb.; 251b. boxes, $1.25 per box; pastry flour, 10 lb. ac-U $3.20 bbl. Groceries, Provisions, Etc Sugar (ack basis) I). G., $5.00; XX, $5.50; beet, $5.40; Golden C. $5; extra. O, $5.4; powdered, $5.50; boxes, 50 cwt., fruit or berry sugar, $5.00; boxes, 30 cwt. advance over sack basis (less e. if paid for in 15 days). Coffee .Mocha, 242Se; Java, fancv, 25(28c; Java, good, 20f24cj Java, or dinary, 17fj,2tV; Costa Rica, fancy, 18 2(K-; Costa Rica, good. lfl18c; Ar bucklo, $10.03 cwt.; Lion, $15.88 owt.; Colombia coffee, 14o lb; Salvador, 111c f Hie. Rice Imperial Japan. Xo. 1, $0.25; Southern Japan, SltfiOc; broken, 5c; head, fancy, 71c; choice, 7c. Sago and Tapioca Scarce, 6Jc. Figs -White, per pound, C7c; black, 07c. Provisions Hams, large, 141c; small, 15e; picnic, He; boiled hams, 24c; boiled picnic, 20e; breakfast bacon, fancy, 22c; Knglish, ltljc; dry salted short clean, 12fj!l4o; backs, 1213c. Dates Golden. 00-lb. boxes, CgOJc; l ib. packages, 8c; Fard, 15-lb. boxes, $1.40 box. Raisins Looso muscatels, 3-crown, 10c; 2-crown, 91c; bleached seedless Sultanas, J013cj unbleached seedless Sultanas, 81o; London layers, 3-crown, whole boxes of 20 pounds, $225; 2 crown, $2.10. Canned Salmon Columbia River, 1- lb. talis, $2.00; 2-lb. tails, $2.95; fancy, l ib. flata, $2.10; 1-lb. flats, $1.30; fancy, l ib. ovals, $2.85; Alaska talis, pink. 05c; red, $1.35; nominal, 2s, tails, $2.26. Salt Bales of 75-2s, bale, $2.25; bales of 00-3, $2.25; balea of 40-4s, bah, $2.25; bales of 15-10s, bale, $2.25; bags, 50s, fine, ton, $17.50; bags, 50c; genuine Liverpool, ton, $20; bags, 50s, $13; 100s, ton, $12.50; R. S. V. P, 20 5-lb. cartons, $2.25; R. S. V. P., 3-lb. cartons. $1.75; Liverpool lump, per ton, $20.50. CASTOR I A lor Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Lizard Hd on Mount Wilson Ha De fied the Climber. Tbe mountains and peak of tbe Sau Juan In northwestern Colorado pre sent a different appearance from any of tbe northern Rockies. Tbey are grander, more precipitous, wttb sharper pinnacle nnd more jag ged In outline. In belgbt Mounts Mass ive, Elbert uud Iilauca slightly out rank fhone of tbe San Juan, but no where else can be found whole groups of mountains rearing their heads to and alove 14,000 feet Mount Wilson-14.250 feet-the dom inant peak. Is one of the most massive In the entire Rocky mountain range. Just east of this mountain Is the re markable trachyte obelisk called Liz ard bend. The vivid Imagination of an early pioneer who bad been "seeing things" is said to be responsible for the name. Tbe summit Is 14,100 feet above tbe sea. From a ponderous base the pin nacle rcs 200 feet with a diameter at the foot of only about sixty feet grad ually tapering to less than half that at the top. Lizard head has defied all attempts of mountain climbers to reach Its sum mit. The foot of the pinnacle la easily accomplished, but thus far the steep sides of the 290 foot shaft have proved Insurmountable. No doubt the time will come when the venturesome mountain climber will find a way, but many a failure Is the record of tbe past Trains circle this mountain for miles on the way from Tellurlde to Rica New York Post Two Horse Talos. An Albanian who had been In an eastern state while freshets were in full swing told the following about a horse which had been attached to a footbridge crossing n brook to keep the structure from going adrift The flood finally swept horse and bridge down strenm. Later the bridge was discovered lodged against the bank, with the horse sitting quietly on the former. A bystander who had listened intent ly to this tale remarked quietly: "I see sutliln' slmllyar oncet" "Indeed? What was It?" asked the story teller. - ' "Ye see," was the reply, "nrter the hoes I see was took down stream no buddy ever 'spected to see him alive agln. But he was a pow'ful sort o" brute, an' 'bout n hour afterward we see him a-c.miln' up stream a-pullln' the blame old bridge arter him!" Al bany Journal. Mortar Toer. There la no hod carrying In Japao. 1 The native builders have a method of j transporting mortar which makes It seem more like play than work to the ! onlooker. The mortar Is mixed in a 'pile in the street One man makes I this up Into balls of about six pounds ! weight which he tosses to a man who stands on a ladder midway between the roof and the ground. This man deftly catches the ball and tosses it up to a man who stands on the roof. San Francisco Chronicle. Women and the Theater. The first airu of the modern play wright Is to please the women In the audience. The second thought Is for tbe female characters In the play. If a play finds favor with the women lt h bound to be a success. The men will go if only becauso she Is there or to act as her escort. Theater Maga zine. Had to Keep Ideals. "Why don't you get mnrried?" "Oh. lt would be absolutely fatal to ny literary work." "What do you write?" "Love storles."-Cleveland Putin Dealer. Fisher Brothers Company SOLE AGENTS Barbour and Finlayson Salmon Twin and Netting McCormkk Harvesting Machine Oliver Chilled Plough Malthoid Roofing . . Th'orple Cream Separator Raeoollth Flooring Storrett' Tool ' Hardware, Groceries,! Ship Chandlery Tan Bark, Blue Stone, Muriatic Acid, Welch CoaL Tar. Ash Oar, Oak Lumber, Pipe and Fittings, Brat Goods, Paint, Oil and Glaa Fishermen' Pure Manilla Rope, Cotton Twine and Seine Web WelWatitiYowr Trade FISHER BROS. Bond Street. WHEN YOU WANT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT Write us, we're here for that purpose The Work We Do Anything in the electrical Business. Bell's House Phones! Inside wiring and Fixtures installed and kept in repair.! U- We will be glad to quote you prices. HOUR PRICES WILL DO THE REST STEEL & EWART 421 Bond Street Phone Main 3881 This Week Only! I 2 for 25c. 4i For this week only we are selling any piece of SHEET MUSIC in the store tor the small sum of 15c Two for 2Bc. E. A. HIGGINSICO., MCSIC BOOKS' f. STATIONARY HWIIMHIIIIIHtMKinimilllHUHMIMIIW THAT DINNER WILL NOT BS COMPLETE WITHOUT SOME OF OUR SELECT TABU WINES A PARTIAL LIST TO CHOOSE FROM. SWEEx WINES Sparkling Sec Dry Fragrant eff Old Port Tawny, rich, light and veecent color. Old Sherry Pale, clean, nutty. Angelica Soft agreeable, ftul Muscatel Very fruity, tweet. WHITE WINES Riesling Medium light table wine. RED WINES Zinfandel Clean, light table wine. Burgundy Medium bodied, mellow. Sparkling Burgundy Brilliant pleas ant. Grape Juice, Maraschino cherries, fruit : i Sauterne Natural mellow, pronounced and Cognac Brandies, and 1 ful flavor. line of Cordial. Chateau Yquem Full bodied Creme 0' Sauterne. PHONE 1881 PROMPT DELIVERY AMERICAN IMPORTING CO. 589 Commercial Street . Q. A. BOWLBY, President. (HANK PATTON, Catnier. 0. L PETERSON, Vioe-President J. W. GARNER, Ansittant Caakiec Astoria Savings Bank Capital Paid in 1100,000, Bnrpiu and Undivided Profits 80,000 Transact a General Banking fioslneu. Interest Paid on Time bepotlt FOUR PERCENT PER ANNUM . Eleventh and Dnane atreeta, ASTORIA, OBXGOB. First National Bank of Astoria, Ore ESTABLISHED 1886. Capital $100,000 SCOW BAY BRASS & I II HQ ASTORIA, OREGON RON AND BRA3S FOUNDERS1 LAND AND MARINE EKCIKEEKS TJp-to-Date,8aw;s!lll Machinery Prompt attention give to al. repalrjwork 18th and Pranklin Ava. tel. Main 2461. Sherman Transfer Co. HENEY SHERMAN. Manager , Hack, Carriage-Baggage CheckaJ andTranaferred Truck and Further Wagon Piano Moved. Boxed and Shipped. 33Commerclal Street irt pfcM