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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, I STOMA, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1901. COME TO OUR January Clean-up Sale And bave Money. JALOFF'S "The! Style Store" ' 537 Commercial Street WATERFRONT Improved Movement in the Har bor Yesterday. JESSUP'S FUNERAL. NEW YORK. Jan. 23. Because of the active part he took in munici pal affairs, the funeral of Morris K. Jessup, who died yesterday which will be held in the brick Fresbyterian Church on Fifth avenue, Saturday morning, at 9:30 o'clock, will partake of the nature of a public ceremony. Representatives of many civic organ izations and charitable institutions with which the late banker and man of affairs was connected will attend it. Today a special meeting of the chamber of commerce will be held to take action on Mr. Jessup's death. He was for several years president of the chamber and for -a long time had been one of its most active members. . Among those who will deliver ad dressses are Jos. H. Choate, Seth Low and Brayton Ives. DROPPED SOLDERING IRON. NEW YORK, Jan. 23. Dropping from the 42nd story of the new Singer building on lower Broadway yesterday afternoon a red hot five- pound soldering iron landed on the head of a mason helper, who was at work on the 27th floor of the adjoin ing City Investing building, burning and fracturing his skull. The victim, John Boyle, 36 years old, was taken to a hospital in a dying condition. It was not learned who dropped the iron. Another missile, this time from a mysterious source, in the shape of a good sized steel bolt, crashed down through the skylight of the Federal building yesterday, narrowly missing M. Murphy as lie was walking under the glass. Whence it came is still a mystery. ALLIANCE ARRIVES IN PORT Col. E. L. Drake, Oil Barge No. 3 and Breakwater Leave Out Aicun aion, F. S. Loop, Bessie Dollar and Gerald C. Arrive In Other Notes. Yesterday morning opened up, at the mouth of river, with a rough bar, the wind was blowing IS miles, from the East, and the weather was cloudy. At 12 o'clock the wind conditions were the same but the bar had mod erated. Toward evening the wind had dropped to 15 miles an hour all other conditions being the same. The Lansing cleared at the custom house yesterday for Port Harford for a cargo of oil. The steamer Breakwater left out for Coos Bay at 10 a. m. yesterday. The oil steamer Ascunsion arrived in at 3 p. m. yesterday and passed up the river. The Alliance arrived in port at 10 a. m. yesterday and left up at 11:15 a. m. The new steam schooner F. S. Loop arrived in the harbor at 5 p. m. yes terday and left up at 6 o'clock. This is Ler maiden trip and she will load lumber . for California. She bears a dote resemblance to the R. D. In man. The Bessie Dollar, which is now flying the British flag arrived in yes terday from San Diego in ballast She has been chartered to carry flour and grain from Portland to Japan. She left up yesterday afternoon. January Clearance Sale 1 Special Offering of Bargains in All Lines of House-furnishing Goods The fii'l sized dresser finished in gulden oak. Special during our ilearame gale $7.50 Special sale of carpet ami lino cum remnant at price below joet on regular goods. v7e are jiving 20 per cent discount. Golden oak parlor table, size 24 In. by 24 in. Special price (2. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 1 flAsia1 MrliwMYn In fahiir nil- Golden oak finished dining tows, blankets and comfort. Sole chair, either cane or cob- igents for the celebrated Walsh bier seat. Special 85 cent jomfort. Sanitary Steel Couches, Special, $4.75 Thirty-threeYears ' in Astoria Established in 1875. Copyright 1907 hj Hart Schaffner jf Men Annual -Sale 20 per Cent Off on all CLOTHING 830.00 suits now 524.00 $26.00 'suits now $20.00 $22.50 suits now $10.00 $20.00 suits now $10.00 $17.50 suits now $14 00 $15.00 suits now $12.00 SHIRTS " We have just a few of the special bargain shirts left. Th ragular price of these shirts is $1, $1.50 and $ 1 .76, , any one of which you may have for 25c while they last. Remember there are white ones also. Leader in Nobby Clothes. The steamer Senator will leave for San-Francisco at 7 a. m. today. The German bark Gertrud is ready for sea and has 40,325 sacks of wheat, aboard, amounting to 89,645 bushels, of the values of $84,127.50. "She will go to the United Kingdom1 for orders. The Gerald C. arrived in yesterday, from Nehalem with a cargo of canned salmon for Elmore & Co. The steamer Geo. W. Elder will leave out this morning for San Fran cisco and San Pedro. The oil steamer Col. E. L. Drake crossed to sea yesterday afternoon at 2:40 towing oil barge No. 3. The lightering of the cargo of the Claverdon has progressed favorably and, as we go to press, the tugs Tatoosh and Wallula are endeavoring to pull her off the sands. If the at tempt is successful she will be afloat at 5 a. m. The British ship Asgard sailed from Antwerp for Portland, January 20. The steamer Catania arrived at Port Harford from Portland on Wed nesday. The largest shipment of fir ever sent from Portland on a sailing ves sel will be loaded on the American bark Acme now at Portland. She will carry about 3,000,000 feet of lumber to New York. , The R. D. Inman loaded with 800,r 000 feet of lumber for San Francisco, is expected down from Portland today. The Lurline came in yesterday evening at 5 o'clock with a fair cargo and a good list of passengers. She left up on time with the usual load. Cantain Larkins reports things as usual along the river although prepa rations for the coming year are noted. Good Bargains Left. The great bargain sale of Cha. V, Brown, the family shoe man, is (till going on and, although a most remark able rush has been experienced and th stock much depleted there are many good bargains left. 'Crescent Wheat Flakes Ready to Eat 3 PacKages for 2 3 Cents Try some withyour next order. Acme Grocery . Co, The Up-to-Date Grocers. 51 COHHSSCIAL ST. FEOtfl Mi If Admiral Evans encounters no more serious trouble than the alleged anarchist plot in Brazil he will have a smooth Toyagv ':;v: Yj. NEW TO-DAY Hew Grocery Store. Try our own mixture of eoffet tbt J. P. B. Freih fruit tod vegetables. Badollet & Co., grocers, Phons Maio 1281. Tfcs Commercial Th. Commercial, Commercial street, near Eleventh, a .Teryon. knows, Is one of tbt most popular retort in As toria. Drop in at any tlm. and see the class of people who patronise this popu lar place and yon will Its satisfied that, in entertaining s gentleman friend, you have found the right plaee. A pleasant game of billiards," a , little refreshment,' and a quiet talk helps to pass a pleasant evening. Columbia and Victor graphophones and latest records at 424 Commercial street A. E. Cyrus. ...... tf. Oliver typewriters and automatic stenographers at A. R. Cyrus, 434 Commercial street. ' tf. Palace Restaurant. Ton Dont Need to Send to Pertlaai. a H. Orkwits. 137 Tenth stress, cl cover your umbrellas just a good as they ean say place oa tho north wee coast Special Seduction Sals oa Kaagea, Stoves and Rugs at I H. Henningsen, 804 806 Bond street, next door to ex press office. Bakery Reopened The Royal Bakery has reopened under new management and hereafter both bakeries, at 608 Duans street, sad 273 West Bond street wil) ,bs oondnstfd by John iluehlausel' who will 'supply 'As old customers nd1ach new one. as may bs obtained. ' ! The Public Library. A successful year has just closed for the Palace Restaurant and s new year opens. This year will, to doubt be as successful for this popular restaurant as the past if not more so. The manner of treating the guests pursued there can not but tend to hold the trade and bring those who have never heard of the Palace. -. The. Public Library will bs closed to subscribers until February 1 on account Of preparing the library for the free circulation of books. Subscribers axe re quested to return the books now in tho possession as promptly as possible. The Reading Room will be open to the publlo as usual . .' , Those desiring application blanks for the privileges of the free library can And them at the following places t E. A. Hlgglns' book store, Miss Crang's art store, F. Hart's drug store, and at tho Library Rooms. The signed blanks must bs handed to the Librarian befors January SQtk