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THE MORNING ASTOMAN. T STOMA. OREGON.
FRIDAY, JANUARY, 11, IMS.
1 COME TO
OUR
January CleaH-np Sale
And Save Money.
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Impressive Funeral of Captain
Wm. Larkins.
STEAMER HALDiS ARRIVES
BAD FAILURE.
SEATTLE. Jan. 30.-Portus B
Weare, the former president of the
Weare Commission Company, and a
prominent member of the Chicago
Stock Exchange, today hied a peti
tion in voluntary bankruptcy giving
his debts as $1,085,647.71 and assets
"at $383,857.08. He states that the
larger portion of his indebtedness
was incurred by signing note? of the
companies of which he was an officer,
including the following: Weare Grain
Company, North America Trading &
Transportation Company; Central
-Alaska Company, Chicago Terminal
Railway Elevator Company, Wauke
sha Water Company. Much of the
assets consist of stock in companies
which are now bankrupt
Read the Morning Astorian. '
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.
FLORENCE, Colo., Jan. 30.-The
fourth body, that of Joseph Minichiel
lo, was found today buried in the
Neroni truck garden in this city. The
head was crushed apparently by an
axe. Antone Neroni, alias Bavori, is
a prisoner in the county jail, at Canon
City, charged with the murder of
Joseph Minichiello, Domintck Mini
chiello, Ericola Buffetti, and Mrs.
Frank Palmetto, whose bodies were
dug up at the garden on January 20.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-Senator
Warren today introduced a joint reso
lution calling for an amendment to
the constitution which shall provide
that the vote of no person of the
United States shall be withheld or
abridged on account of sex.
Breakwater, F. S. Loop, Argyle and
Germanicus Cross Out Gerald C,
Arrives Roanoke Will Leave To
day Sully and Armen Down.
The bar was moderate yesterday
morning, an cast wind was blowing,
eight miles, and the weather was
cloudy. During the day conditions
grew better until at 4 p. m. the wind
was blowing from the same direc
tion, at five miles an hour, the weath
er was clear, and the bar smooth.
The French bark Sullv arrived
down yesterday in tow of the Harvest
Queen.
The Breakwater arrived down at S
o'clock yesterday morning, and left
here, for Coos Bay, at 9 a. m.
The Norwegian steamer Haldis ar
rived from San Francisco at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and is lying in
the stream. She wJ leave up for
Kalama, probably today, to load lum
ber for La Boca.
The French bark Armen is down
from Portland, bavins been towed
here by the Oklahama.
Thetcam schooner F, S. Loop ar
rived down during Wednesday night,
and crossed out to sea at 8 a. m. yes
terday.
The oil steamer Amvl arrived down
at 8:30 yesterday morning, and imme
diately put to sea, crossing the bar
at 10:4a
The Gerald C. arrived in yesterday
afternoon, from Siletz, bringing a
cargo of canned salmon for Elmore & I
Company.
It is thought the repairs to lightship
January Clearance Sale
Special Offering of Bargains in All Lines of
House-furnishing Goods
The full sized dresser finished
In golden oak. Special during our
clearance sale two
Special sale of carpet and line
eum remnants at prices below
jost on regular goods. We are
riving 20 per cent discount
Golden oak parlor table, sire
24 in. by 24 in. Special price $2.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
if
Golden oak finished dining
chair, either eane or cob
bler seat Special 85 cents
Special reduction in feather pil
lows, blankets and comforts. Sole
(gents for the celebrated Maish
somfort. '
Sanitary Steel Couches,
Special, $4.75
Thirty-threeYears
in Astoria
Established in
1875.
OUR
Copyright 1907 by
January Sale
Closes Next '
Saturday Evening
at JO o'clock.
We are offering lota of fine bargain this week.
$35.00 suits now $2800
$30.00 suits now $24.00
$25.00 suits now $20 00
$15.00 suits now $12.00
$10.00 suits now $0 00
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UNDERWEAR HATS
We give you 20 per cent off on any line we have In our weit window will be seen lint of $2.00 lo
in the house. Our $3.50 Vicuna is now $2.80 $100 Hats, any one of which you cn buy now
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. for. each $1.00
Trunks and Suit Cases SHIRTS
In our east window we are showing a swell line $1.00 Monsrch'hirt selling now (or,. 80c
of Trunks and Suitcases. You can have them at $1.25 Inter-State shirt, selling now for.......lX0
TWENT PER CENT OFFI $l.Sp Cluett shirts selling now for $1.20
ft
If you want the benefit of these reductions, come this week.
Leader in Nobby Clothes.
No. 50, which are now being made at
Portland, will be completed so that
she can take her regular station atvw.'
the middle of next week.
The Mabel Gale, with a cargo ol
900,000 feet of lumber, for San Fran
cisco is due down from Fortland.
The German steamer Germanicus
left out yesterday morning, for Aus
tralia. The British steamer Woodford,
from Portland, arrived at Port I'irie
on January 27th.
The Nome City is at St. Helens
taking on a dcckload of lumber, her
hold being filled with wheat loaded f.t
Portland.
The Roanoke is due to leave out
for San Francisco and San Pedro
this morning.
The funeral of the late Captain Wil
liam Larkins took nlare at Orrcon
City on Wednesday afternoon, and
was largely attended. The services:
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vviiiv.il were iiciu ai mc iucuiuuisi 1
Church, and conducted by Rev. Mr.
Blackwell of the church, assisted by
Rev. A. E. Bernays, of the Portland
Missions to Seamen, were very im
pressive. When the services, were
concluded tne casket was opened that
his friends might have a last view of
the features of the deceased. It was
noted how lifelike the corpse ap
peared, even to the familiar smile.
The cortege then moved from the
church to the cemetery followed by
the many friends who had assembled.
Captain Pope, who acted as represen
tative of the Masters' & Pilots' Asso
ciation, Capt. George Pease, the first
steamboat caotain of harbor No. 2.1
Captains Wm. Pratt and John Kelly,
old time Willarrfette captains and two
srentlemen of Orecon Citv nrtrA at
pallbearers. Captain James Shaver
and tour ot the captains of the Shaver
line. Caotain William Tones and sev
eral masters and pilots of the Jones
Towing Co,, of Portland, all the offi
cers of the Undine, as renrspntntivAi
of the Vancouver Transportation Co.,
superintendent Harrison of that com
pany, G. B. Blessing and Captain A.
M. Gray, of this city, and half dozen
engineers who had worked under
Caotain Larkins at different times.
were among the many to pay their
respects and assist in the last sad
rites. The services at the grave were
conducted by the same clcrirvmen. in
the presence of all who had attended
the church Services, and had nrrnm.
panied the body to the cemetery. Floral
oitenngs were grand and very num
erous, showing respect and the good
will of the donors for the nooular
captain.
Crescent Wheat Flakes
Ready to Eat"
3 PacKages for 25Cents
Try some with your next order.
Acme Grocery Co."
The Up-to-Date Grocers.
ii COMMERCIAL ST.
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0 DONE BY DEED. '
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T. L. & C. Driscoll to Teter
Ullfcrs, two acres in sec. 3. T. 8
N..R.6W $20
Thos. J Springgay and wife to
F. Dresser, lot 8, block 13, Brad
bury's second addition to Ocean
Grove io
M. E. Macauley and husband to
Mabel Snelling, lot 1, block 4,
P(ine Grove 200
Good Bargains Left
Ths great bargain sals of Cfaas. V.
Brown, ths family shoe man, u U11
going on and, although a most remark-
abi rush has been experienced and tht
stock much depleted there are many
gooa bargains left.
NEW TO-DAY
lfew Grocery Store.
Tl All AM nlr4-.. - .e- il.
J. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetables.
usaouet a uo., grocers, Ebons Mala
1281.
The Commercial.
The Commercial, Commercial street,
near Eleventh, as everyone knows, Is
one of the most popular resorts In As
toria. Drop in at any time and see ths
class of people who patronise this popu
lar place and you will be satisfied that,
In entertaining a gentleman friend, you
have found tlitf right place. A pleasant
game of billiards, a little refreshment,
and a quiet talk helm to DAM A nlam.i
, K fwimu,
evening.
Columbia and Victor gmpnophones
and latest records at 424 Continental
trset A. R. Cyrus. tf.
Oliver typewriters and tutometle
stenographers at A. R, Orrus. 434
Commercial street. tt
Palace Restaurant,
A successful ear W W mitmtA fur
the Falaee Restaurant and ft new year
opens. This yean will jo uoobt, be as
suoeeeaful for thU boduW Mrfumt u
the past if not more to. The manner of
treating tne guest purraej there can
not but tend to Lold tfc twU nA hrh.it
those who hare never beard of the
rune.
You Dont Meed to Send to Portias.
a H. Orkwits. 1S7 Tenth street, ens
oover your umbrellas Just as good ss
they can any place on the northwett
eosst
Special Reduction Sals on Bastes.
Stoves and Rugs at L. Il Ilenningssn,
604-600 Bond street, next door to sx
press office.
Bakery Reopened
The Royal Bakery has reopened under
new management and hereafter both
bakeries, at 606 Duane street, and 878
West Bond street will be conducted by
John Muehlausel who will suitoIt the old
customers and such new ones as may
be obtained. -