The morning Astorian., March 08, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1908.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA. OREGON.
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M ifl the Met I
THAT'S WHAT CU8TOMBRS SAY ABOUT "HEINZ" DILL
PICKLES, "HEINZ" CATSUP AND RELISHES.
W carry full Una of then high-grade goods.
ROSS, JUGGINS & CO.
I : . t LEADINO GROCERS. ,
TERSE TILES If I
On Iuue in Court
The attention of the Circuit Court
yenterday wi devoted solely to the
testimony and argument presented
in the case of P. L Darling v, Millie
Taylor et. all,, and the matter went
over until Monday.
Deemed to Wed
County Clerk Clinton yesterday li
med a marriage licence in favor of
Mr. Lar August Kallstrom and Mis
Elin Karolitw Erikion, both of this
city.
Verging on 2000
The registration of voteri for Clat
nop yeterday reached the total of
1805. Of this number 1204 were from
the seven precinct In the city of As
toria and 601 from the 21 precinct
throughout the county; with 31 dayi
yet to hear from before the book
dote on the primaries
Word From Chinook
Ed. Donnelly, wharfinger for the
Kamm line, In thi city, wa a busi
ncs visitor at the snug little town
of Chinook yenterday, and report!
thing lively and interesting over
there; the chief intereit there yester
day being a hot election of school
director, the concern In which reach
ed the last citizen of the place.
Accounted Insane
Upon the iwore complaint of Olc
Oleton. the person of one Olc Bak-
ken, a realdent of Uniontown, wa
yesterday hated before a commission
in lunacy preiided over by Judge C.
J. Trenchard, and he wa duly exam
ined upon a charge of inanity, which
wa proven conclusively. Commit
ment to the asylum at Salem follow
ed, and the unfortunate man will go
hence thi evening in charge of
guard despatched from' there last
night .
Four Star Attractions
Manager Frank Hanlin, of the As
toria opera houc will cater hand
omcly to the cultured taste of A
toria entertainment lover during the
present month, a the following list
will plainly demonstrate: Today, Sun
day, March 8th, he will present "No
Mother to Guide Her"; on Sunday,
March ISlh, "The Royal Slave"; Sun
day, March 23rd, the San Francisco
Opera Company; on Saturday, March
lO.I. ItTLs nii.nftnla.ljtf " mill fttl
Sunday, March 29th, "What Women
Will Do." What of fun and pleasure
cannot be gotten from thi fine group
of play must be supplied from the
subsequent and pleasing lists, not yet
revealed.
.
A Husky Trio
For several day past there ha
been a trio of husky "bums" doing the
city for food and grub and any old
thing that wa "incidentally" handy
and in one or two instances tave grave
ly annoyed the ladic of certain home,
One of them toted a crutch and a
cane and stimulated a lameness that
wa a bogm it he wa, and the
other flanked him on the outside.
Tfiey, were not noted yesterday, and
the presumption is they were moved
out of town by the police. Chief of
Police Charles Gamma! is always
anxious (or instant information of the
presence of such characters, and will
jiive such gentry all that is coming In
hi tine, if 1ii office is put in touch
with the situation, by those subjected
to annoyance or insolence.
To Waters Consumers
Tomorrow and Tuesday are the
only days left for the payment of
local water rate, before the delin
quency charge attache thereto; and
the payer of said rate will govern
themselves accordingly.
PERSONAL MENTION
J, G. Kelly, the well known hydrau
lic engineer, of Portland, wa busi
ness visitor in this city.
Geo. F. llorgis, who represent the
Gilbert Brother' Shoe Company, of
Portland, spent the day in Astoria
yesterday, in the interest of hi prin
cipal.
Dr. Nellie Vernon went to Port
land last evening for a few day' visit
with friend.
DONE BY DEEDS
J.Wcst and wife to Martin
Pratt, 10 acre on Callender
D.LC ..... $500
Krue Catering Co. to F, Wil
kinson, lots 5-7, block 4, Gear-
hart Park . 500
Same to same, lots 6-8. block
3. Oarhart Park . . . , 275
Jos. Huston to B. F. Alien, lot
3, block 112, Shivcly' Astoria. .. 1
Jo. Huston to W. A. Goodin,
lot 4, block 112, Shivcly's As
toria 1
Peninsular L. & T. Co. to J.
Hanson, lot 8-9, block 3. Tay
lor' Atnria '. 400
A. R. Cyrus and wife to Ida
Condit. lot 4-5. block 40, New
Anions 10
J. H. Smith and wife to Ida
Pond!, lot 15. block 46. New
Astoria ... , 5
Chocolates
the best in the world
50c a Pound,
Direct From Growers
NEW CALIFORNIA CABBAGE, PER POUND 3c
FRESH WHITE CAULIFLOWER, EACH..... IOC
LOS ANGELES LONG BLEACHED CELERY, BUNCH ,Oc
LARGE FRESH ARTICHOKES, EACH 125 Cv
NEW TENDER RHUBARB, PER POUND ..... 1BC
BEST BRUSSELS SPROUTS. PER POUND .......... 12C
These tnd many mor. of th. best in vegetables at our grocery store.
Scholfield, Mattson & Co.
PHONE 1181 GOOD GOODS PHONE 931
113 TO 120 TWELFTH STREET. J
REPUBLICAN-CAUSE
TO THE FROM
OPEN LETTER TO CHAIRMAN
w. f. McGregor, of cen
tral COMMITTEE, URGING
NECESSITY FOR EARLY AND
REGULAR PARTY ACTION.
"Astoria, Or., March 7, 1908.
"Astoria, March 7, 1908.
To chairman '
W. F. McGregor, Executive
Committee of Clatsop County
Republican Central Committee:
(Sir: I have the honor to
suggest J& y(,u, in the interest
of the Republican party in this
county, that, in the absence of
the dc facto Chairman of the
Central Committee, lion, liar-
rison Allen, now resident in
Portland, you, as next in place
and authority, isMtc a call for
the early assembly of said Cen-
tral Committee, for the express
purpose of formulating ajnd tit-
tcriiur the customary call, at a
seasonable date, and prior to ;
the date of the State Republi-
can convention, for the conveii-
tion of ; the Republicans of
Clatsop, the object of which
convention hu 11 be the rccom-
mendation and selection of s
good and able men as candi-
dates for the olTiec of rcprc-
sentativc in the Legislature of
Oregon from this county, ub-
icct to the approval of the
Republican voter at the pri-
mary election on April 17th
next: and for such other and
needed action and expression
a shall commend themselves
to the convention.
This, solely, in the interest
of the Republican party of
Clatsop and Oregon, and of
good government.
I am, sir, most respectfully,
your.
R. A. ABBOTT. )
Member County 4i
Central Committee.
The foregoing, open letter to Mr.
McGregor is published at the per
sonal solicitation of Mr. Abbott, and
speaks plainly for itself and the
party, , "i ;
, The Astorian believes the letter
and demand are timely and that the
best interests of the party will be
served by it confirmation at the band
of Chairman McGregor in the form
of a ready and early compliance.
There i no time to be lost, if there
is to be a comprehensive and practi
cal lineup of the party in "old Clat
sop" and an organic expression of it
views, choice and purpose in the
coming campaign.
AT THE STAR.
The new innovation at the Star
Theatre comes a a relief from vaude
ville. That is, vaudeville is all right
and justly popular but regular theatre
goers and the public generally want
a change and the management of the
Star, ever watchful for the pleasure of
their patron have placed on. the
-t
V. o -i - :
PEARL LEE McCOWELL,
With Donald-Bell Co.
boards of this popular house .a
stock company, producing the best
stock seen in Astoria.
The Donald-Bell Stock Company is
a company of clever performer and
the consensus of opinion of those
who have seen them want to go again
and that is probably the best en-
ONE PIANO NUMBER WITH EACH $S SALE AT HERMAN
WISE'S STORE
Not Many Dayo Left '
Wise's
B
Piriice
Take Advantage
of It Now
Don't Blame Us
Later if You Wait
Too Long
REDUCTIONS
E AL
HERMAN WISE
Astoria's Reliable Clothier
r I
JUST RECEIVED
a fresh shipment of
Lowncy's Candies
Pound Boxes 50c
and up.
Boxes 15c to $2.50 ,
Tag'gY Parlors
483 CommercisJ St
k s. 1 ilk. S
ETHEL TUCKER LEADING LA iY WITH DCNALD-BELL CO.
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
MnsonPhonograph
Second Floor Over Schomeia nww
Co..
Ptrlon
comium that ,any company of players
wish.
All the week the house has been
packed and standing room only has
been thj sign after 8 o'clock, a fact
wliirli i)p!il:s vnlnnip to the orofes
o'clock p. m., Leong Bing Kee, Leong sbn and managers o, theatres.
This evening the play will be "Zira1
TOMORROW, AT 2 P. M.
The Columbia Restaurant, at the
comer, of Ninth ana uona streets,
will change hands tomorrow, at. 2
A TAILOR TALK.
"The average man has five pockets
in his coat two outside, two inside,
and aV ticket pocket," says a tailor.
"There are, however, certain profes
sions which render special pockets
desirable. V
"Most people know what a 'poach
er's pocket' is, but how many have
heard of a music pocket? Many pro
fessional singer have their overcoats
fitted with such a receptacle. Usu
ally they are placed in the back of the
coat, just above the waist line, and
will hold half a dozen pieces of music
without crushing.
"Some detectives, too have their
business suits fitted with a handcuff
pocket or sleeve. The special advan
tage of this is that the manacles can
be withdrawn unseen. When an
obstreperous prisoner sees the offi
cer's hand seeking a pocket, he knows
what is coming, and act accordingly.
But with the special pocket the
'bracelets' are out and snapped on his
wrists before he can resist
"One of my customers makes a
point of having his trousers lined
Lene, Leong Heong and Yung Same,
purchasing the interest of Ng Ah
Fore, in the business; and all credi
tors of the retiring proprietor are re
quested to be present at that place
and hour, to receive their dues as they
and those who missed the play when
it was presented here some weeks ago
should see the interpretation of the
part by the leading lady, Miss Ethel
Tucker. The first three days of the
annlv airainst that business, or for- week the company will play a comedy
evor relinnuish their claims against it. drama entitled "Frenzied Finance'
; and the balance of the week they will
I present the stirring melo-drama
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE. , ..Sandy Bottom," a piece which gives
BOSTON, Mar. 7. Warry Charles
one .of the wealthiest and most influ
ential Chinamen of Boston and eight
of his countrymen claimed to be no
torious hatchctmcn, were found guiltx
by a jury in the superior court late
Miss McCowell an opportunity to ap'
pear at her best. The company wijl
play here for an indefinite period and
the popular prices of 10, 20 and 30c
will prevail. Matinee prices 10c and
20c.
The children are not forgotten and
next Saturday afternoon the manage
children lined up at the box office
at 2:15 p. m. a complimentary seat
today of murder in the first degree on dccided 2J
lour counts auegmg mo numig ,
four Chinamen in Boston August 2,
last. In all cases Warry Charles was
accused of being an accessory before'
the fact. The murders for which the ! These are the days of the spring
Chinamen is convicted grew out of a auction. Make up your mind not to
row between Hin Sinsrs and On buy anything you do not need, and
Leongs. !: stick to it like a dog to a root.
ASTORIA THEATER
Sunday, March 8th
Holden Brothers &
Edwards Present
LILLIAN
MORTIMER'S
NO
MOTHER
TO GUIDE
HER"
Clean Pure Moral
Every Woman
Should SeeThis Play
A Complete
Scenic Production
ItlstoLaugH
Songs, Dances, Fun
Everything Reproduced on the
Stage That Is Pictured on the Bill.
boards.
Prices 35c, 35c, 50c and 75c
with leather from the knees down
ward. Why? Because a dog once
bit him severely in the calf, and he
doesn't want it to happen twice."
London Answers.
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ALLEN WALL PAPER
AND PAINT CO.
11th & Bond Sole Agts.
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