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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1908)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, . STOMA. OREGON., COME TO OUR January Clean-np Sale And bave Money. V C JALOFF'S V "The Style Store" V S37 r Commercial Street WATERFRONT ITEMS The Bar Conditions Were Very Good Yesterday. V THE COSTA RICA LEAVES OUT DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ARRESTED. 6AN FRANCISCO, Jan. li-Edwin Starr, alias Joseph Murphy, and dozen other aliases, said by the New York police to be a dangerous criminal, m taken into custody by the police on Fillmore street yesterday and is being beld awaiting advices front the police of New York CHy. Starr has been missing from New York for some months and is wanted there for Uie specific crime of grand larceny, although it is said there are many crimes which could be charged : against him once he is in the custody of the eastern police. The circular letter sent out by the New York police which led to his arrest says that Starr has twice broken jail once from a station bouse in New York City and again in Paterson, N. J., where be was under arrest for a big robbery. EDGAR ALLEN FOE Bora 100 Years Ago Today Memorial iied by "P. I. C. S." Former Today. NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-The Poo In ternational Centennial Society formed today for the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of, Edgar Allan Poe, January 19, 1909, has decided to offer a prize of $500 for the best poem memorializing Poe, written by a non professional writer, preferably a college student. The society also proposed to preserve the Poe Cottage at Fordham, N. Y, and to erect a memorial to the poet known as the American Pantheon in which may also rest memorials to other American authors, painters and actors. " , Bead the Morning Astorian. The Gsnnaa Stsamer Gcrmanicui Ar rives in The Col. E. L. Draks Towt Oil Barn to Bar and Proceeds to Puget Sound British Bark Province in k The French bark Pierre Loti. from Antwerp, arrived in at 2:40 p yes terday. She mill proceed up he river and loaj grain at Portland. The steamer Breakwater is due to leave here on Tuesday morning for Coo Bay. From North Head yesterday morning at 8 o'clock the report came that the wind was from the east and blowing 20 miles an hour. The weather was cloudy and the bar was smooth. At that time a four-masted bark was reported live miles south and a' three-wanted bark was 10 miles west, heavily loaded. At noon the report showed the wind bad shifted to the southeast, the velocity being the same and the bar still smooth. At 4 p. m. the wind was from the east, still 20 miles an hour and bar conditions the same. The barken tine J. M. Griffith, came down from Stella, where she haa been loading lumber. She is ready for sea. The Catania came in yesterday morning at 7:30. She left up at 9:30 a. m. The German steamer Gvrmanicus ar rived in the harbor yesterday at noon and shortly afterward proceeded up the river at 3:15 p. m. She had a load of lumber aboard from Aberdeen and will finish her cargo at Portland. The Colonel E. L. Drake arrived off X 33rd Animal Clearance Sale Extraordinary Bargains in all lines of House furnishing Goods. Twenty per Cent. Discount on All Goods. Parlor and library Tablet in golden oak, birdseye maple, ma hogany, fumed and weathered oak, at special sale price. 9 Ladies' Desk in fumed, weather ed and Golden Oak, also birdseye maple. Twenty per cent discount. We are offering as special In ducement, one-third off on all mahogany furniture, including bedroom suit, cheval mirrors, chairs and table. i1 We have over 150 patterns In large size rugs, sizes, ranging from 0 ft. by 9 ft. to 12 ft. by 15 ft We can give yon a rug to fit any size room. Woes reduced. ''?.,. Thlrty-threeYears in A$toria , Established in 1875. Ml kas 1 m 0 Copyright 1907 Hart Schaffncr W Man v X.OR on Boys' f v Suits i $4.00 suits now $2.05 $4.50 sui'is now 53.00 $5.00 suits now $335 $6.00 suits now 54.00 $7.50 suits now 55.00 Specials. 20 per Cent. Off On All Overcoats. Cravenettes and Suits $25.00 reduced toj $20.00 $22.50 reduced to 510.00 $20.00 reduced to $ 1 0.00 $18.00 reduced to $1440 $16.00 reduced to $12.00 20 Per Cent Off on TTATQ J1.A1P $2.00 hats now $ 1 .00 $2.50 hats now $2.00 $3.00 hats now $2.40 $3.50 hats now $2.00 $4.00 hats now 53 20 SPECIAL 200 Suits Heavy Ribbed Underwear, now 00c per Suit. Leader in. Nobby Clothes. 1 I km. the mouth of the river yesterday morn ing" having In tow the oil barge No. 3. After turning the barge over to a tug the Drake' preceded to Puget Bound and will return to tow the barge to Cali fornia. The barkentine J. M. Griffith came down from Ranier yesterday in tow of the Melville. She will go to sea as soon as conditions permit. The British bark Province arrived in yesterday at 9:30. r The German ship Albert Rlckmens sailed from Hamburg on January 13th, for the Columbia river. The Costa Rica arrived, down last evening from Portland and will leave this morning, San Francisco-bound. The schooner Oakland arrived at San Francisco yesterday, from Astoria. The schooner John A. Campbell sailed from San Pedro for the Columbia river yesterday. . t The German bark Marie Hackfeld is on her way down the river and will probably arrive today. She is loaded heavily with grain for the United King dom where she goes for order. Crescent Wheat Flakes Ready to Eat 3PacKarjes for 25 Cents Try some with your next order. Acme Grocery Co, w The Up-to-Date Grocers. ;ai COMMERCIAL ST. PBORX Ml The United States lighthouse tender Arineria, has returned to Portland after placing buoy at the mouth of uh river. Joseph Le Baupln, who was taken . i 1- 1 1 t . . 1 1 rrom we rrencu Dam uayano. xo me hospital, for medical treatment has so far recovered a to be out on the streets again. The good treatment he received at the hospital had a curative effect and he was able to leave the institution yesterday. . DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE. PORTLAXD, Jan. 18.-fThe Demo cratio state central committee today de cided to choose four Democratic electors for the' Presidential election . by the direct primary on April 17th next. They also decided to hold a Democratic state A- convention on June 16th for the purpose of chosing eight delegates and eight al ternates to the Democratic national convention which meets in ' Denver, July 7th, and to confirm and ratify the election of the Democratic electors chosen at the primaries. ' NEW TO-DAY Hw Grocery Store. ( Try oar own mixture of coffee the J. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetable. Badollet & Co., grocers. Phoos Main 1281. Tht Commercial. The Commercial, Commercial street, near Eleventh, as everyone know. Is on of tht most popular resort la As toria. Drop in at any tlm and see the class of people who patronise this popu lar place and you will be satisfied that, In entertaining a gentleman friend, you hav found the right place. A pleasant gam of billiards, a littl refreshment, and a quiet talk help to pas a pleasant vening. 'Columbia and Victor graphophones and latest records at 424 Commercial street A, R. Cyrus. tf. Oliver typewriter and automatlo stenographer at A. R. Cyrus, 434 Commercial street. tf. cover your umbrsllaa just a good a they oaa any place on th northwest coast Special Seduction Sal on Range, Stoves and Rugs at L. E. Hennlngsen, 504-600 Bond street, next door to ex pros office. Bakery Reopened ' Th Royal Bakery ha reopened under new management and hereafter both bakeries, at 005 Duan street, and 73 ' West Bond street will be conducted bv John MJuehlausel who will supply th old customer and such new one a may he obtained. , Palace Restaurant, A successful year has Just closed for the Palace Restaurant 'and a new year opens. This year will, lo Gouty, bs ai successful for this popular restaurant as th past if not more so. Th manner of treating the guest pursued there can not but tend to hold th trad and bring those who have never heard of th Palace.' . Yon Don't Need to Send to Portland. O. H. Orkwitz, 137 Tenth street can Registration of Voter , , Registration' still progress and th'' results up to last night were as follow Astoria No. 1, 69) Astoria No. 2, 63 Astoria No. 8, 41j Astoria No. 4,' 61a Astoria No. 63 1 Astoria No. 6, 43; Astoria No. 7, 45 j Clifton No. 2, 8 Chadwell, 2j Clatsop, 0( John Day No. 1. 2j John Day No. 2, 4 Jewell, 2j Knappa, 3 j Melville, 2; New Aastoria, lj Olney, 4f Push, lj Seaside, 38 j Svensen, 5; Vesper, lj Westport, 10 j WWluskl, 4; Youngs River, 3. 7 . . : ' ;, ;: CASTOR I Av 1 xui xuutuis nuu viiiiiiibu. The Kind You Have AfwsS Eout Bear the Signature
