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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1908)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 190S. THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. "Pin Money Pickles" When everything tastes stale aud flat, and when you crave something Pleasant to the Palate; Try Pin Money PicKles ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. The Laadlng Grooere IBS P OF III I1H lined For Aauult lu the Jusllct rurt yetrday Nicholas George u lined 3 mil cost, tut an ftMmilt on Conntantlue Apotalo. The Lit Day Today i the ut Jy t py bills, to aavo the 23 rents penalty, mid Clerk lunberry will be on band to collect from those who apwar at oflk. Guardian Appointed August 1vIJoii was appointed, by the county court ywitcrday, a guardian of McIIImjh (lid Cynthia Keovcll. minora. Ilia Iwiid wa placed t "'I ,,e authorized to distribute lh estate. Jn New Office Mi lnom ll.noit, publlu alctio gmplmr, formerly at 477 Commercial alreel, ha moved t Commercial Mrcot, over tbo Whcrity, HaUton & Company's ahoe 'ore. Daughter Born There was bora to the wife of Frank 8. Dafliy. taut night, a daughter weigh hit nine pmimU. Dr. K.te. the attend i,, 1.1,1. remwts Urn I, Frank will " I probably recover. Funeral Notice Tha funeral of the lata John i'eterwn will lie hrld from I'ohl'a mortuary chnpcl oil Sunday. The dra-d was a native of Finland, hIkmH M yearn of ago, and iitvumtwd to an attack of typhoid fever WedneaJuy evening. Registration Progreatlnj ItegUt ration wa lively, yesterday, 162 registrations being made, Tha apportion ment of the registration was aa follow: Aatoria No. 1. 12; No. 2. Mi No. 3, 21 i No. 4, 28; No. 5, 30; No. 0. 20; Xo. ?. 18, Ilia outalde precincta are represent ed hy Clifton, No. 2, with 1 registration; Chadwell, It Clatsop, 1; John Iay, No. 1. 1; John Day, No. 2, 3; Jewell. 2; Mel villo. 1; Olney, li Seaidde. i; Svensen, 2; Veier, J, and Warrenton ,1. Groccrymen Banquet Iigan Kail 'was the scene of an en thusiastic gathering hint evening when 126 of Astoria's business men were the guets of the Itetall (Iroi-erymen's Asso ciation. ITeaident Seholfleld appointed F. J. Carney toaatinnalcr, and the gath ering proceeded to enjoy themselves with the vlnnds before them. Chas. B. Merrick, secretary of the tnte associa tlon of groccrymen, waa present and addressed the gathering on the subject for the betterment of the retail business. A nutnlier of other gentlemen addressed tlie gathering and at a late hour the assemblage adjourned considering the evening a well apent. The Methodist Revival I'rof, Chas. li. Cray and wile, who have been secured to direct the mimic in tha revival meeting at the MethHiit Church eauie yeterday and are buay orgnulciiig tht lurgo churui eholr. Hev. C. Ai. Van Mnrter will m here Saturday and will preueh hit llrt mjpiiioii Sun day. The utteiidanee nd Intervtl Ihui fur i excellent and hid fair to lnvrvate under the leaderhi) of tliee revivalitla. A eordlul invitation l extended to the nultliu to attend. STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR Floience Roberta and "Zira" Atorinna are to have the pleaaure of erlig the great emotional activa in (lie role of "Heater Trent" in the new adaptation of W llkle Collin' "Tlie Now Magdalen." Mi ltoberta hue ever Wn a eout favorite and from the plaudit whiilt have been ahowered upon her by the enatern eritle. hn evidently made l!Mid In the "effete el." Mia ltlart U nhly mipHirted and a peurable per fitmmtiee I aittleipated. Biological Inquiry Mnler Flh Warden Van Duen 1 in teeeipt of a lelter from the bureau of liherie in n-gard to the etahlihment of a bliiliigii'ut iiiiiiiry into the life and habit of the Columbia River anlmon. t iimiilloner llouer pay Mr. Van I mien a aire compliment, in coinciding with the Mntei l"ih Wanlen' view on th aubject, and an effort will be made to Mi-tire a peelal appropriation to carry on the work. Lacerated Thigh A painful neeident oerurred to Law r'iire 'I'homdyke, yesterday. Mr. TIhud dyke, who 1 eonneeted with hi father in the printing builne, had the mi for tune of falling on a pair of "hear, in the ntlb-e, and cutting an ugly gah in hi thigh. He a removed to hi home and at lal art-omit waa renting eay. It i hoped that he will oon be back to bulne and that no aeriou reitiilta will follow. In the meantime Thorndyke, iere, will keep thing going. Candies at 10 cents a pound Our regular 40c kind, and a premium with every pound. Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs 2 Dozen 65c Scholfield Malison & Co. . 112 and J20 Twelfth St. Phone 1181 Phone 931 For a- VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto Johnson Phonograph Co. Parlor teeend Floor over toholfiold A Mattaon Co. CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL CONVEN TIONNEW OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE COMING YEAR SALEM NEXT PLACE FOR CONVENTION. The State Federation of Labor doted a very umaful convention yeterday evening by the election of oilicer and the selecting of a place for next year' convention, Conld-rablu buiuc wu IruuRoctcd during thu day, hualne. of importance to thu cuuoe In which the delegate were aembled, and whun the time came for the aelection of ollioor for tfhe coming year, lnterit waa at fever heat. C. If. t; i a in of I'ortluud who ha mode mi excellent preaiding oilicer, waa re eleck'd a pienident, and the following ndditluuul oilicer were tiumeds Flrt vlce picident, J, L. Wflieeler, Portland; aecond vice.prevideiit, 11. SI. Iornten. of Aatoria; third vice preidcnt, Hurry Hill, of Salem, Die.; fourth vice prei dent, John Ureenwood, of luihlk'ld; liflh vice-prvaident, Mr. L. Gee, of Port land. .1. ('asnidy, of Portland, wa elect ed necrt'Ury and trcaurcr and Me. J.uttd, . Come und C. It. Thomptou were iiumed it the executive committee, ajid thu climed a Very ucceful VCMkiou of it linn a body of men a ha ever met in Atot ia. It win determined that the next con vciiliou will lie held at Sulem at a dute to lie nnincdylatei'. Good feeling wu mauifettUHl at the clone of the convention and many !umdhukc were exchanged aa the dele gute parted to leave for their respec tive home. 0000000000 0000000 00000 . 0000 0 0 0 DONE BY DEEDS. 0 O 0 0000 00 0 0 ooooooooooooooooo I. N. Fleichnr to Teaie Fleitch- ner, hit 15, id, 3 and 14, block 10, HeriuoHu Park 4 J. K, Higgiu and 'wife to Arthur K, d"ctoi -ten, lot 7 and north 20 feet of lot 24, block 1, Warren' flrt addition to Vt'arreiiton..,.,,,,,,.., Klixa Ann Hiael to Goorge Hizel, N. 1-2 of KK. 14 of teclion 21, T. I)NHJW. Mary K. Stunley to J. F, Uurti and wife, lot 1, block 5, Grime annex to Ocean Grove M. J. Kinney to X. II. Anderson, lot 0, block 00, New Astoria ,, 31. J. Kinney to Annie , Anderson, lot 7, block 09, New Aatoria Wary Kli.abcth Gardiner to A. J. Dayton et al, lot 13 and 14, block 15, Warrenton , Anna M. Kalcy to James Flulay on, lot 13, 14 and IS, block 45, New Atoria . Win. Matberal to B. L. Wood, Jot 20 and 27, block 21, Olney'i. , One Piano Number FREE with each $5.00 Purchase by a Wise Cusiocer. Money scare? We don't care! V V Mark-down prices TtT Everywhere! IT T. Vi r i. . ! 1 1 10 1 brl(M1 T(. T CO.M-t- Card of Thank. We wih to expre our sincere thank for the kindne and sympathy, extend ed by friend and variou lolge in our bereavement in the death of our be loved wife and mother. THOS. J. PETERSON, IIEXItY SCIIEEL, BKIUTIA SCHEKL. Steel afety deposit boxe placed in a concrete vault can now be rented from the Scandlnavlun-Arneriean Saving Hank. l-9-3t. County Court Meet Thu county court met yeaterday aud liuinlicd up the diauiug of the jury for the ciftiiug term. Two hundred citizens of the realm were selected, and thcil' name w ill lie made public when Clerk Clinton ahull hate registered them, Tlie ix'ini amiuiil reports of the clerk and treasurer were read and referred to ".. P. Clark, to be exported. It waa ordered that bids be received until Murdi 2nd on work on road dis trict No. 77 and on the mime date bid will be opened for work on Klk Creek road. Regarding the suit of lwis L. Eager' against Clataop county, it wa ordered that the mutter be referred to the dis trict attorney. The cmnty judge wa authorized, "it the turning over of the new court house, by the contractor, to have the building cleaned aud made ready for occupancy. lu the payment of taxes, it appear that several taxpayers paid more than their legitimate share and it waa ordered that the clerk he authorized to draw warrant in favor of thee parties for the amount which they overpaid. The court then adjourned for the term. JUST RECEIVED a fresh shipment of Lowny's Candies Pound Boxes 50c and up. Boxes 15c to $2,50 Tag'fs Parlors 483 Commercial St. The phantom "Panic" has not ruffled us. We are "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. You'll find good value at all times. And jus 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. Frank Purcell and wife, of New York, arrived yesterday and are at the Occident. When you need a cough cure you need one that will cure your cough. Kerap'i John L. Carlson, of Seattle, i a viaitoc in Astoria. He will remain here about a 'week. Special Sale- Oil ranges, beating atovea, and rug. une tutu, i-uiv jvw, -"fo". "-r w Balsam, the best eough cure, will do it . at L. H. Henningsen, 504-500 Bond tree All druggist aell it for 25 cent. 1 next uoor to espreaa omce. The Police Court Judge Anderson yesterday made the u-iimint4iue of lluns Hansen. Huns is of tlie genius IioIn) and was as usual looking for work with the object in view of keeping out of its way. The court 'Wits solicitious to know just what eiforts Hans had niiido in seeking for work, and the facts were elicited that Hun thought the best way to find work wn to go to each saloon and make in quiry for glass of "lighting water." It was considerable work to pour down tho liquor lifter several place had been visited. As a real specimen of the "tired fraternity" linns is a success. His coat was ragged and torn and fairly bristling with pretzels obtained from various frce-luncli counters. Great was his relief, however, when Ifis Honor in formed him tluvt if he would shake the splinters of Astoria from off his feet and do it suddenly, 'he would suspend sen tence, nan went. DECIDED ACTION. By Big Astoria Firm. Encouraged by the surprising result, but determined that there shall be no disappointed customers, Danziger & Co, will keep on adding new lot of goods to the terrific price-cutting sale now going on. The Tusih of the first six days was the cause of many lines being badly broken in size or completely sold out More goods are added from the reserve stock and warerooms to replace those sold. The bargains m ill be just as great and as many of them as the first day of the sale. Dnnzigers way of doing busi ness needs no introduction. And, just as a reminder, we wish to impress on your mind, that you get what is advertised at that store, and you get goods that is the kind that builds trade. Not the regular bargain made stuff you are offered at professional bargain stores. Brown's House-Cleaning Sale nn a Is Now in Full Swing Your dollar will do double duty here. See our windows for the greatest values in supe rior shoes ever offered the public. 1 Here Are the Bargains and They Are Yours Infants' and Children's Shoes: Regular 90c shoes, sizes Nos. J to 5 now 55c Regular $LJ0 shoes, sizes 5 to 8.spring heel, now 65c Regular $J.25 & $1.35 shoes, sizes 1 to 5, now 70c Regular $1.40 & $1.65 shoes, sizes 5 to 8, now 90c , Regular 50c & 75c shoes, soft soles, now 25c Ladies' Dress and House Slippers: . Regular $3.50 and $4.00, now $ 1 .25 and $2.00 Ladies Pumps and Oxfords, regular $3.50 and $4, to be closed put at $1.85 to $2.25 Ladies' Three Point Slippers and Buskings; regular $1.25 and $1.50 values now 75c. Little Men's Shoes, size 11 to 13, regular price $1.75 to $2.00, now $1.00 to $1.30. Boys' and Youths' $2 and $3 boots, just the thing for farm wear, now 95c Boys and youths Turn Sole Oxfords, regular price $1.25 and $1.50, now 45c and 65c . Reliable Goods Only. CH AS. V. BROWN The Family Shoe Man.