THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11,'IMI.
THE MORNING ASTOEIAN, ASTOH1A, OREGON.
MARTIN'S NEW YORK
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TERSE liSJfl III
Wants Full Statu . ;
Joint Carlson, of this city, a native
of Finland, yesterday died formal op
plication for his full naturalization
paper, In the county clerk' office and
will no before the circuit court for
them In June next.
Football Team Dance
Manager Jackson of the Astoria
Football team is arrangiiiK for a
dunce in Logan' Hall, Saturday
evening, February 2Jnd. McCloskey'
orchestra will furnish the mtntic and
a general good time it augured.
Police Court , 1
One drunk was assessed the cuit
tomury live dollar in court yesterday
afternoon, and another one who failed
to put in an appearance forfeited hii
bail of five dollar,
Out For Primary Honor-
William A. Sherman, the present
treasurer of Clatsop county, yestcr
day registered hi candidacy for the
time office, with County Clerk Clin
ton, and carry the quest to the primaries.
The "Louver" Attached
Suit was filed yesterday at the in
tance of Charles Wirkala against
Victor Lindbcck, of the "Louvre",
for the recovery of $200. and the cost
of the action: and that famous retort
wai attached by Sheriff M. R. Pome
roy during the afternoon, and is now
under hi official custody, pending the
issue of the cae at the coming term
of the circuit court.
Short and Harmle
The black horse that doe business
for Ilildebrand & Cor took a notion
yesterday morning that he would do
a running ktunt on Commercial street
apparently more for exercise than any
thing elite, and lit out from in front of
the firm' place of businc, headed
down Commercial, and made pretty
good time to Ninth, where he turned
off to the aouth, and started up hill;
but Eddie Itenoit, of the Sherman
Transfer Company, hopped on the
tail board of the wagon about this
time, and the short and harmless race
was over. ,
At the Hospital
Tuesday morning Dr. Forlrom
performed a delicate operation upon
Mrs. LUi Matioii. It was the removal
of a three pound cystic tumor con
taining six quarters of fluid. Mr.
Mutfton is renting as comfortable a
the circumtancrt will permit, and a
the operation was a complete success
it will not be long before the patient
will be well enough to go home.
West Point Graduate
William Ambrose Barker, son of
Win. 11 .Marker (formerly of this
city), and nephew of Mr, Fred Darker
manager of the A. Booth Cannery,
will graduate from the West' Point
Academy, tomorrow. Mr. Barker
stood well up to the top when he was
a student in the high school here and
has followed the same course at West
Point as he ranks seventh in a class
of 109
Ask to Have Arc Light Remain j
Mary C. Holmes and others filed a
petition with Judge Anderson yester- J
day asking that the street arc light!
now located at the corner of Thirty- i
fourth street and Grand avenue be not
removed.
Going After Spring Stock ,
M. Hautala of the firm of Hautala
& Raitancn, tailors, left last night for
San Francisco to purchase their spring
stock of suitings and also to bring
back with him a new system of cut
ting and fitting.
Big Job Done
The big 860 foot tunnel ori the I. R.
& N. Railway extension from Ilwaco
up the northshore toward Knappton,
was finished yesterday, and Messrs:
Erickson & Peterson at once moved
their camp and men up to the two
mile fill opposite this city, which was
so badly damaged during the high
tides and rough weather of December
last, and will proceed to put that long
riparian piece of work in proper shape.
It 1 long hard job, but It will all
be in readiness when the the season
openi for the summer traffic to the
Washington resorts.
Early Morning Wedding
An early morning wedding was sol
emnized at St. Mary' Church yester
day morning. At 7 o'clock the cere
monythat united J. L. Moore and
Ilildcrgard Brunold, for life, was sol
emnized by Rev. Father Waters in
the presence of the immediate fami
lies, and a few invited friends. The
reverend father used the occasion to
deliver a very fine instruction on the
importance and beauty of the step in
lifebeing taken by the contracting
parties, which was timely and listened
to with attention. The happy couple
left on the 8:15 train, for a honey
moon trip to California, after which
they will return to make their future
home in Astoria, Mr. Moore it a
popular young man of Astoria, well
liked by all who know him. .Mrs.
Moore has been, for yean the ac-
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50c a Pound,
CLATSOP COUNTY
APPLE
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WE HAVE A FEW LATE VARIETIES OF CHOICE CLATSOP
COUNTY APPLES WHICH WILL BE SOLD FOR
75c to $1 a Box
Snhnlfifilfl Mattson & Co.
112 find 120 Twelfth St.
PhnnA.181 Phone 931
countant of the local telephone corn
puny and a very, popular young lady
whose friends will wish Iter all the
happiness to be secured In her future
life.
As Court of Review
Hon. Thomas A. Mc Bride, presid
ing in the Sth Judicial district of Ore
gon, has under the new statue made
and provided in that behalf, assumed
11 new and interesting function, name
ly, thatif sitting as a court of review
in cases where the county boards of
equalization do not ijtiitc suit some
of their constituents, and who, in turn,
contest the findings of the board. In
such case the District Judge sits as
a court of review in the premise, and
the popular judge is now engaged in
that kind of work up In Columbia
county. It is not known that any
fault or protest has been filed, in this
county, of this nature, and he will
probably escape it here. ;
Port of Astoria Work
The joint committee of the Cham
ber and Council on the organization
of the Tort of Astoria held a meeting
ut the Chamber of Commerce rooms
last evening, and it was expected that
there would be a report upon the
legal status of the proposition, but
none was forthcoming, and after the
matter was discussed in its various
bearing for awhile, adjuornmenl was
taken to the evening of the third
Wednesday in March. In the mean
time, Chairman Wingate will appoint
a special sub committee of three to
draft the text of the measure as it is
to be submitted for popular consid
eration, and that committee will re
port the same, in the form of an
amendment to the city charter, at
the adjourned session in March.
Marine Signal Work-
Percy A. Richardson the young and
clever representative of the Sub-
Marine Signal Company, of Boston,
who has been stationed here for some
months installing the automatic sig
nals on the lightships of the station,
and the receiving apparatus, in the
same behalf, on the lighthouse ten
ders here, returned from Seattle yes
terday, where he has just installed
the receivers on the Heather, and the
signal on the lightship No. SO, at
Portland; and will depart this morn
intr for San Francisco, where he has
a number of equipments to set up on
the light service vessels of that dis
trict. He will return to Astoria in
about two months on a tour of in
spection to the vessels he has equip
ped here, to see that all things are
working well before he goes back
east. Linhtsliin No. SO has returned
down from Portland,- the Vulcan
bringing her down, and she is now
at the Buy Station awaiting the re
turn of the Armeria, which will tow
her out to her post off the Columbia
bar.
Another Little Citiaen
At 3:10 o'clock yesterday after
noon the citizenry of Astoria was in
creased lust one. by the appearance
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith of a fine baby boy. Dr. Estes
reports the mother and the new As
torian in excellent condition.
Meeting Notice.
The next meeting of the CoIumbU
River Pound Net Fishermen's &
Seiners Un'on, will be held in the
city hall on Monday afternoon. Feb
ruary 17, 1908, at 2 p. m. All mem
bers are requested to be present By
order of
J. R. BURKE, President.
' ' W. M. DIXON, Secretary
2-13-4t.
SHOOTING RANGE AT
FT. STEVENS
One Piano Number with each $5.00 SALE to HERMAN WI33
' ' Customer, tl , , ,
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
Johnson Phonograph Go,
Parlor Second Floor Over Scholfield & Mattson Co.
A check account with the Scandi
navian-American Savings Bank af
fords vou the best facilities for the
transaction of your business, which
will ba a helo to vou in financial mat
ters. Small check accounts solicited,
Attractive Pocket Check Books Furn
ished Free to Depositors.
Scandinavian American Savings Bank,
Astoria, Ore.
LOCATION FOR THE SHOOT
ING RANGE FOR THE MEN
OF ADMIRAL EVANS' GRAND
FLEET.
Two important matter that the
Chamber of Commerce is considering
were threshed out pretty thoroughly
yesterday afternoon when several
members of that organization visited
Fort Stevens and Colonel White, in
charge there,
They were the location for a shoot
ing range for the men of Admiral
Kvans' fleet when they come to the
coatt presently and the precise loca
tion of the automobile road which is
to reach Clatsop Beach,
Those who made the trip were
Chairman A. R. Cyrus and Judge C.
J. Trenchard, of the special commit
tee which has the shooting range
proposition in hand; Chairman F. A.
Fisher of the Good Roads Committee
of the Chamber; and Manager Whyte.
The trip was made on the steamer
Guy Howard which Colonel White
graciously placed at the disposal of
the committee. At Fort Steven the
colonel placed the fort carriage at
the disposal of the committee and
personally took the members over the
various sites that might be used for
the shooting range and the various
routes which might also be used for
the line of the road to the beach.
In every way the colonel assisted the
committeemen and through him it
teems most likely that the shooting
ange may be established. The speci
fications for the range have been re
ceived direct from Secretary Metcalf
of the Navy Department and these
Chairman Cyrus bad with him at the
fort , 1
These specifications were turned
over to Colonel White who will pre
pare a map and plans of the available
site visited. . Then this map and plans
will be forwarded to Secretary Met
calf who will say whether or not the
site under consideration is suitable.
In case it is not the committee will
continue its labors until a suitable site
is found. There are plenty of the
very best of sites several miles further
down the beach from the fort but it
is not likely that they will be consid
ered near enough to a "convenient"
landing by the navy department.
This is one of the essentials.
The shooting range must be wide
enough so that 180 targets may be set
up across it in one transverse line,
and at the same time be long enough
for a thousand yard skirmish shoot.
However, much of the range will be
devoted to revolver practice at 25
and 50 yards and that part need not
be very long.
Judge Trenchard was well pleased
with the day's work so far as the au
tomobile road proposition is concern
ed for he came back with positive
and definite ideas to present to the
county court on the subject. If the
beach road for automobiles can be
completed before the big automobile
races take place this summer an effort
will be made to have some of the
races take place on the beach. In
this instance of course it will be
necessary to bring the Portland ma
chines to Seaside by railroad. How
ever, the good road all the way to
Portland will in all probability be
completed before a second summer
comes.
Chairman Fisher has extended the
members of the Portland Admen's
Club an invitation through Manager
Whyte to take the first ride over this
beach highway road after it is com
pleted and the event will be made one
of note.
The committeemen came back with
the very finest sentiments and ex
pressions concerning Colonel White
whom most of them met for the first
time. He was unanimously,voted "a
prince of good fellows."
I. O. O. F. Notice.
Regular meeting of Beaver Lodge
No. 35, this (Thursday) .evening at
7:30 o'clock, work in second degree,
Visitor welcome. Olof Anderson,
secretary.
friRjpoiiii
try the following delightful dessert:
, i cup English Walnut meats.
1 doz. figs, cut ut) fine.
1 10c. oackaee JELL-O, any flavor.
Dissolve the JELL-0 in a pint of
boilintr water. When cool and just
commencing to thicken stir in the figs
and nuts. Serve with Whipped Cream.
Delicious, The walnuts, figs and
IELL-0 can be bought at any good
grocery. This makes enough dessert
for a large family and is very econom
ical. ,, ,
Lots of K ting weather yet,
Lots of 'winter duds to get.
Don't get bit by King Frost
Don't get bit by foolish Bargains
" You can't get bit by "WISE" Bargains
WISE TaKes Off 15 to 33 per cent
F rom all Overcoats, Suits, Hats, Trunks,
Underwear, Ete.
Herman Wise
Astoria's Reliable Clothier.
- PERSONAL MENTION
Otto Carlson arrived in on Tuesday
night's train from Portland where he
visited for a day.
John Carlson, of Seattle, who ar
rived in on the Rose City, from San
Francisco, left up yesterday morning,
for his home at Seattle
Miss Annie Grass of Portland came
in on last night's train to attend the
Moore-Brunold wedding.
Alex Campbell, of Skamokawa, was
a visitor to Astoria yesterday.
Mrs. Mark Kelly, of Skamokawa,
was in Astoria yesterday.
Patrick Lawlor, of Seaside, attend
ded the wedding of J. I Moore and
Ilildcrgard Brunold.
August L'aneous, who was on the
streets, after an attack of la grippe,
suffered a relapse, but is now con
valescent and about again.
C. G. Moffat, of Seattle, was doing
business on Astoria' streets all of
yesterday, going to Portland on the
6:10 last evening.
Charles Anderson, of Knappton,
was a visitor to Astoria yesterday.
Rev. Conrad Owen was an up-river
passenger on the Lurline last night
Miss Bryan, of Portland, is a visi
tor in the city.
M. C Harrison, of San Francisco, ,
was in the city yesterday.
G. F. Larkin, of Portland, paid this
city a visit yesterday. ,
Miss Dora M Ilaslam ,of Cath-
lamet, is registered at the Occident
Miss B. McCroskey, stenographer
at the postoffke, is detained at her
home on the score of a passing illness.
W. H. Ormsby, traveling passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific, was
in the city yesterday ,in the interests
of his road.
I. Herrman, soliciting freight agent
of the Burlington Route, was doing
business for his company, in this city
yesterday.
A. G. Dagget, of Minneapolis, was
a business visitor in the City-by-the-
Sea yesterday.
R. D. Cordihger, of St Louis, spent
the day in Astoria yesterday, on a
quest for business in the drug line.
DONE BY DEEDS
Simple Remedy For La Grippe
. La grippe coughs are dangerous at
they frequently develop into pnea
monia. Foley's Honey and aTr not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no ser
ious results need be feared. The
genuine Foley' Honey and Tar con
tains no harmful drugs and is in a
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by T. F. Lanrin.
JUST RECEIVED
" a fresh shipment of
Lowney's Candies
Pound Boxes 50c
and up.
Boxes 15c to$20
Tag'g's Parlors
483 Commercial St
M. R. Pomeroy, sheriff, to A.
R. Cyrus, lots 9, 10, 11, 12, block
22, Chelsea and lots 11, 12, block
2, Flavel Centre, and lots 1 and 2,
block 1, Berry's addition to As
toria and lot 1, block 32, Alder
brook -.$367
Same to same, lot 4, block 3,
Long Branch, lots 1 to 12 inc.,
block 33. Pacific addition, As
toria ....218
Irvine Teffers to J. H. Jeffers,
und. 1-2 interest in tract 2, sec. 2,
8-9 W. 1
C. M. Cutbirth and wife to
Christen lodal. lot 9, block 2,
T.ftnir ftrflnrh ...... .............. no
T. C. Armstrong to Jas. Fin-
lavson. land in New Astoria and
in Clatsop Grove , 25
C. W. Shively and wife to Phil
F. Bowen, south 125 feet off E.
1-2 lot 5. in block 12A, Shively's
Northern Counties Investment
Trust to Phil F. Bower, W. 1-2
lot 4. block 134. of Shively's Ast-
toria
F D. Machado and wife to J.
T. Ross and John Bryce, lots in
Hemlock Park 1
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