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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1908)
TUESDAY, JANUARY tt, 190$, fllE MORNING ASTOJUIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. 5 Two Greatest Favorites Everywhere CIi&ho otid Sanborn Coffee Chaso and Senborn Tcqm Seldom Equallcd-Ncver Excelled. ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. Th Leading Qroeara IBS TILES OF 1 I'll Declaration of Intention Pari Nick l'erl ytrdy flisd W Intention of becoming en AmorVsn oUi ttn. lie it a nulivo of Greece. Marriage Llcente ... A ntArrUgA Ihjens Uuod from th county clerk' offle ytdy to A. H. Porter' and Lydl Uartfleld. Wnt To Seaside- " Sheriff I'omeroy went to Seaside, truant oHloer, yesterday, to investigate some truant eases. Final Account Approved Chs. A. M. llollboro, at txocutor of tl etaU of Cba. T. Uellborn, filed lilt flnt aocount, in tin county court, ana -on the hearing on same it wa ordered approved. Auault Cat Continued t Th east of i'ni lnull charged with an assault with a dangerous weapon, waa called in Ui justice' oourt yesterday. The case waa act for hearing on Thura day at 2 p. in. , Died- John Brio Baker, aged 30, died at the hcwpital Saturday evening. Hit funeral wilt be held Wednesday afternoon from tha Finnish Lutheran Church on Eigh teenth etreet. Interment at Greenwood. Coea South Again It B. Parker will leave for San Diego tomorrow for a three months' etay in the citrus belt of California. Mr. Parker enjoys traveling, even at tho advanoed age of 88, and managee to have all the pleaaure tliera it to be had In that tine. At Ma Post Mr. Otto Jlellborn, who hat been ill for aeveml days it back to hit poat, and , hit milling countenance can be seen at the regiatry window, at tha pott office. Postmaster Hahn ) aeo receiving the congratulations of hit many friendt over hi convalescence. Summer Home James Bremner of tba Bremner Log ging Co., baa just completed tho con traction of a fine aummer realdence, at tha logging camp. J, YV. Carl and Hugh Vaughn, who have had oharga of the construction, report that the building la completed and ready for occupancy. All tha lateat modern improvement have been Inatalled and during tha coming aummer Itr. and Mr. Bremner will have all tha convenience that the city affords, when they visit tha camp. Read tho Morning Attorian. Admitted to Probate Tho -will of Alack Iveraon wat admit-tt-d to probate, In tho county oourt yet trday. Carrie Strand waa appointed exe cutrix and E. llauke, Tbeo. fileverson and pedes- 1L Oleen ware appointed ap praiser. Revival Meeting at Baptist Church. The' meeting hat begun well at tha Baptist Church. On conversion latt evening, Tha singers, C. Q. Green and daughter!, Miaaaa Beatrice and Jeeaie Green, are her and will have charge of the ohorut choir. Meeting at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Special mutlc. Every body invited, Conrad L. Owen, pastor. On Brief Outing j J. G. Wood worth, trafllo manager of tha Northern Pacific lUilwey Company, M'ttt Sunday and yesterday In Seaside. II was awompaiiied by Mrt. Wood worth and a amall party of friendt, Th trip had no algnlHranr of Importance, a' Mr. Woodworth waa almply enjoying a brief outing. II went on to Portland Intt evening, hi private cur being book ed on to the 6:10 express. The Athletic Club The Astoria Athletic Club it ttill meeting with auccet. Yesterday the committee on donationa waa working and reported bat night that donation to the amount of nearly $200 bad been rwwlved. Th membership ha grown to H5 and many uior name are ex pected at the meeting which will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Chamber of Commerce hall THE SEA GIVES UP ITS DEAD THE BODY OF JAMES EDWARDS RECOVERED STRENUOUS EXPER IENCES OF THE RESCUERS Ilf BRINGING IT TO THE CITY. burial and the friuiul who wr mourn U;k the fact that no tablet had marked ' hit hint M-atlng place, now feel that at li-aat that condition im been obviated and that hia remaini are now at ft. One Piano Number with each $5.00 SALE to HERMAN WISE -:...:. . . V'. ':..'. 4. .wua. Ja.Hiwi'.,wajf Th YukkarlU Ettat In th eitate of Malta Lukkarlla, de- ceaaed, aeveral order were mad y eater Jay hi tha county court. John Nleml, adminUtratop of (h eataU, wai ordered to tell th personal property of th ctat. Another order waa to et aalde t ba household property and cows for th us of th widow. Still another order was mad that 30 per month ahall be paid to th widow for th support of herself and children, until the att 1 doettlv Chocolates the best in the world 50c a Pound, Navel Granges Sweet and Juicy A large shipment iuut in." Send your order and you will be pleased, Special price by box or half box. Scholfield Mattson h Co. ''S88& 112 and I20 Twelfth St. Phone 1181 , Phone 931 On Satunluy evening, at noticed In the Attorian, Sumliiy iiiornlng, informa tion wa received that tho body of a man hud !' found on the beach, near tha jetty. It waa thought that it might b that of Jamet Edward, who wa drowned from the dredger AV. 8. Ladd, on Deruber lltli latt, and for tha dis covery of which a reward of $.10 wo offered, A party of friendt of Mr, Ed wards, accompanied by tho coroner and an Attorian reporter, left on th launch Iftilda, on Sunday morning, for th teen to bring the body to the city. Tb party consitted of OflVier Jo Wilson, W. If. Snow ami A. G. Snow, all personal friendt who were determined to find tb body. (Shortly aftoi Waving the Calen der dock the wind freabened, and by th time th Iif-uving station waa reached, where it was intended to take on tha life-saving crew, with a turf boat, tha wind wat blowing at th rat of 60 mi lei an hour and a high aea was run ning. After taking the crew th machinery of the boat broke down and th turf boat cap tized which aued some excitement for a while. Tb machinery was Anally adjusted, sufficiently, to nal)l a re turn to the boat bouse of th sendee, where th party debarked and against a hurricane, in a pelting rain, struggled to tb station where they met Capt. Wiekland who offered thera shelter and telephoned the condition to Mr. Orald firagnall, aistant engineer in charge of tli engineering department at Fort Suvn, who kindly tendered tha us of nit cm-itie to carry the party out on the . - . jetty to tho nearest point to where the toly bad been located. For tb past 10 c'ays Mr. Bragnall had hi men on th lookout for the body and it wat one of the men, Wni. Sperry, who discovered it w hile patrolling the beach. Engineer J. If, JfrCralh and Fireman Will Timma kindly volunteered to get up ateam, and run the engine, and, after th delay' norcssary, of about half an hour, the j rescuers started out en th jetty. At' station No, 6 a stop waa mad and the party, augmented by volunteers from the engineering department, proceeded across th jetty sands, to th beach where the body waa found lodged In driftwood, above the wash of tb regular tide. A glance at the lifeleaa form waa sufficient for the true friend of th unfortunate man, who bad gon through a great deal of discomfort and aom danger, to secure the body, and they were overcome for soma minutes. Willing bands placed the body on a rude carrier and against a wind that waa blowing about 70 milea an hour laboriously carried the remains fully three quarters of a mile to where the engine and ftatcar were waiting. The car waa then hauled to the dock at Hammond where tb body waa placed in a receiving casket and conveyed to the city on the Ilulda, whose machinery had been adjusted in the meantime. At 4 o'clock the party arrived in the city and th body wat taken to the coroner's office. The liie saving crew at Toljit Adams rendered valuable assistance which was highly appreciated. At 1:30 yesterday afternoon the body waa interred in Greenwood cemetery, a number of close friends, whom had been notified, attending. Rev. W. S. Gilbert performed the funeral ceremonies . and th flora offeringa were very fine. The teal of the friends who sooured the body and brought it to tho city, was something commendable, and not to be dampened by the wind and rain, nor other obstacle that wore thrown in their way by the untoward, conditions. Th many friends of Mr. Edwards in the city feel grateful to them, and to those whose kindness made it possible to ac complish what they atarted out to do. "Jim" Edward wa given a Christian Registration ' -iltcglstrntion it ttill progressing and the voier are appearing to place thorn- -S'tlves'bn record. Up to hist night th total registration was 672. Of this num ber 423 wer la th Astoria and 14!) from ouUid precincts, Astoria No. 1, 70; Astoria No, 2, 67) Astoria No. 3, 44; Attorfa No, 4, 05 Astoria No, 6, U; Astoria No, 6, i; Astoria No, 7, bV. Clifton No. 2, 4-Chad well, 4; Clataop, 8; John JJay No, 1, 2j John Day No. 2, 5; ovKvn, zj Rnappa, 8j Mincnawaka, l;i Melville, 3) New Astoria, 1) OIney, 1; ; Push, lj Seaside, 49) Svensen, 0; Vesper, i lj Warrenton, 44; Walluski, fl; Youngs Wver, 4; Elsie, 1. laves S from The doctor's Operation Performed j George Irvin, of Cetblamet, was ; brought down on the steamer Lurline' yesterday and taken to the hospital for ' treatment. The boy, who It but 10 years of agfe, wa tuffef-ing from appendicitla, : and wa accompanied by Dr. Peacock, of Calhlamet, and the oeratIon waa per formed immediately on tha arrival of the patient at tb hospital by Dr. Hend erson, assisted by Drs. Peacock and iieames. Tb operation waa, a far a known last niht, a very successful one, th patient doing finely and it I thought that, by the good nursing b will re ceive, he will soon be able to return to lit home, fully recovered. S 444.4 OOO PERSONAL MENTION OOO C. S. Drown, returned last mgbt from Portland. W. E. Schimff cam in on tb 9:45 train, last night from a trip to Southern Oregon. , ' lion. Asmu Brlx arrived borne on hist night's train from Portland. A SHEEN HANGING. NEW YORK, Jan. 20-.Winner of a debate ' on "Capital punishment" at a meeting of the Debating Club of bis parish Saturday night, Scth Schuyler, 18 years old, of Brooklyn, wa found hanging dead in the bathroom of his home late yesterday. He bad wound a silk muffler around his neck and bang ed himself to a gaa bracket.. The pol ice theory in that young Schuy ler com- Warm Underwear, Warm Overcoats, IB to 36 per Cent Off. Save you from sore throat, v ' Save you doctor bills, Save you from feeling sore Saves you money. January Reductions are Genuine Reductions when you trade with Herman Wise The Reliable Clothier and Hatter"5 mitted suicide in a fit of despondency. The grief stricken members of his fam ily refuse to accept thia view and his boy friends asaert their belief that the young man came to bis death in trying to discover experimentally the sensa tion the victim of an execution by hanging might feeL : Read the Morning Aetorian. Fever Sores. Fever sore and old chronic should not be, healed entirely, bat ahs.II be kept in healthy condition, Thia eaa be done by applying Chamberlaia'a SJva This salve has ho pperior tor tbia pur pose. It is also most excellent for chap ped bands, sore nipples, burnt and dis eases of the skin. For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggist. r A For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH . " " goto v . Johnson Phonograph Go. Parian toend Ficee evr toholfltld A Mattson C. JUST RECEIVED '. 'fv i-' si V:.. J,' .". " 'H ,v''Sr a fresh shipment of Lowney's Candies Pound Boxes 60c and up. Boxes 15c to $2.50 Tag's Parlors 483 Commercial ft Brown's Clean-Hp Shoe Sale A Pronounced Success Brown's great clean-up sale, which has been the meana of distributing thousands of dollars worth of shoes at ridiculously low prices it drawing to a1' close. The public evidently appreciate our values, for the store fcaVbeen crowd ed to it fullest capacity. A Card of Thanks ' You have been very kind to ua withy your patronage Our sales have climbed to a figure never before reached. Far don any little failings or delay that., might have inconvenienced you. We are all the time trying to better thia store's service and with a little patience on your part we can accomplish wonder. Another Hi Cut In Prices As our stock has been greatly reduced and we haven't the large variety that we did at the beginning; of the sale and the run of sizes are not so good, we have decided to make a still bigger reduction ; so as to clear out every pair and make room for our spring goods that are due to arrive. Our regular $3.50 and (4-00 ladies' fl trn narrow width, that wer cut to sell at $2.00. are now 95c ' ' ' ' .n Our regular $1.75 and $1.50 ladle hUM PP6 ww mi to ,1,W B0WcS" regular $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 U' ford. all go in thia aal at $1.95. These are only a few of th many b" 1 choos from. i Limitations of This Sole 1 For th balance of our atock that 1 In the ator and not Included in thi olean up ale win be sold In axwordano with the ecbeduled price. In other words, a shoe bought to tell at $1.60 will be told for $1.505 if bought to sell at $5.00, wiUbe sold at $5.00. s- , MY SHOES ARE NOT BOUGHT TO SELL AT "BARGAIN SALES." " . t r CHAS. V. BROWN The Family Shoe Man. 1