The morning Astorian., April 16, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

THE MORNING ASTOIU AN, ASlblilA, OREGON.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1908.
Chick! Chick! Chick!
H "Holly" Chick'; Food and Oyster Shells
; . . for Poultry. :
; i Finest Fresh Fggs and Fancy Fresh Butter
, for Our Ctistomeis
You Can't Look Foolish In a Wise Suit
S3 A
BEAUTI
FOR "HANDSOME WESTERNER
AT THE "WISE" TOGGERY
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
LEADINO GROCERS.
STER
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TERSE TILES 01 1 IN
Natlvs of Sveiisen
Horn to the wife of Geo. Mitchell,
of Svennen, on March 13th, a daugh'
tcr. Mother and babyf are doing
nicely.
Gossard comet arc famous wherever
they're known
That they set off the figure, has wide
ly been shown.
They laec up in front, make your
figure io pretty;
Your form the envy of all in the city.
Fishjng Llcensei ,
The Master lih Warden has U
ued 613 gillnet, 107 ict-net and 112
dealers' licenses in District No. 1,
and 33 Kill net and 97 set-net In Dis
trict No. 2, lfcitides 6' canners, 14
trap, 2 seine, 6 scow fish-wheel and
"16 stationary fish-wheel licenses tip
to the cloe of business, April IS.
In the Police Court
When the police court assembled
yesterday afternoon two unfortunates
were accused of violating: ordinance
1341 and pleading guilty were given
the alternative of contributing $5 to
the assets of the city or spending
two days In jail
At the Hospital
Martin Dahl and John Pissalla
were admitted for medical treatment
and John Berry, who was quite bad
ly injured at Armstrong's Logging
Camp was admitted for surgical
treatment.
Gossard
From five to fifty dollars a
corset costs.
But it will give you back the shape
that once you had and lost.
And if you have no , shaped jltl jor
Gossard corset .simfnyfclll. "
They lace in front, an easy stunt, for
women short or tall.
Eastern Services
On Ranter Sunday the Rt. Rev,
Charles Scadding, Bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Oregon, will
conduct the services at Grace
rimrrh iii the morning and one of
the features will be the attendance
of St. Aldermar Commandery, K. T.,
which will go in a body, and the
address will be partially directed to
them.
rendered by the administratrix of the
estate of B. C. Byrd, deceased.
Marriage of Miss Carnahait
Married, Saturday evening, April
4, at the house of Mr. E. A. Taylor,
on Franklin avenue, this city, Miss
Virginia Cameron Carnahan, to Mr.
William Harry Bchanna, the Rev.
Win, Seymour Short officiating.
All Supplies Out-
Sheriff Pomeroy has all the elec
tion supplies for tomorrows work
over the county out and in the
hands of the electoral officers over
the county; having sent a detachment
thereof yesterday by Fred N. Blais
dell, to the Young's River country.
The cvcn city precincts will be taken
care of tomorrow morning in ample
time.
Mistook the Time
Upon the formal complaint of
Water Bailiff Scttem, four fishermen
were arrested early yesterday morn
ing for fishing for salmon iltirinK
the closed season, to-wit: Leo Pclos,
Michel Falangos, John Stati and Geo.
Tedus, all of the Clifton neighbor
hood. The men very frankly admit
ted the fishing but claimed they were
not aware of the hour, thinking that
the season opened with the day itself,
and not at high noon. The cases
were nrougnt ociore jumicc ww
man, and the men were fined in the
sum of $50 each, and will be given a
chance to earn the fine money at
their trade on the credit given their
plea of not knowing the hour.
Committee Well Received
The committee charged with the
collection of the funds to aid in the
work of securing the elective success
of the "tide-water fisheries bill" met
with a friendly reception all over the
city yesterday as far as they went,
and though it was not possible to
get an estimate of the funds last even
ing, it is safe to say there is no dis
couragement figuring anywhere
among the sglicitors. Among the
larger contributions of the day was
one of $100, from the Astoria Na
tional Bank of this city.
Ordera in Probate (
An order was made in the probate
court yesterday appointing A. Schcr
ncckau administrator of the estate of
the late A. D. Rockafcllow. The es
tate is valued at $100, and Mr. Schcr
ncckau' qualified in the sum of $300
in this behalf. Judge Trcnchard also
approved the sVmi-annual account
Chocolates
thejbest in the world
50c a Pound,
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To Advertise Astoria
Nothing else appeals to the visitor in a strange town
so much as the neat appearance of its homes.
Beautify your home and its surroundiugs by rais
ing beautiful flowers and shrubs. We have the seeds
Scholfleld, Mattson & Co.
PHONE 1181 GOOD GOODSPHONE Ml
120 TO 124 TWELFTH STREET. , .
SUITS
Beautiful and
Durable
Made by Master
Tailors '
In The East
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f 'C V I -A V ' : v$?$
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XjfeJ & BtlttswretnOtw Verk
SUITS
Stylish and Well
Fitting
Sold by The
Boss Clothier
Of Astoria
Easter Top Pieces Easter Neck Dressing's
Easter Waistcoats Easter Fixings
ALL AT THE WISE TOGGERY
HERMAN
WISE
P. S. ONE PIANO NUMBER WXTH EACH 5 SALE TO HERMAN. WISE'S CUSTOMERS.
Hang on to This
The following information is pub
IMicd for the use of the vast ma
jority of Astoria citizens who are to
vote at tomorrow's primaries, but
knowing where they live, do not know
where they vote; and the gratuitous,
yet respectful suggestion is made
that this be cut out and put in your ,
vest pocket for immediate and need-j
ful refcernce. The seven precincts of j
Astoria as legally divided, with their
respective polling places, are as fol- j
lows: No. 1, Smith's Point to Second ;
street; polling place, at Suomi Hall;
N'o. 2, Second to Seventh, at Brick.
Engine House; No. 3, Seventh to
Tenth, A. O. U. W. Hall; No. 4.!
Tenth to Fourteenth, Ferguson & j
Houston's Shop; No. 5, Fourteenth
to Twenty-first, O'Brien Hotel; No.
6, Twenty-first to Thirty-fifth, En
gine House No. 3; No. 7, Thirty-fifth
to City Limits, McGregor's Mess
House, ' ,
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTER in Clat
sop County should vote for
JOSEPH GASTON
Because his well known' efforts to give Astoria railroad
connections in the past, is a guarantee that the inter
ests of Astoria would be treated with impartial justice
In the future, if Mr. Gaston is nominate4 and elected to
that office.
ASK JUDGE BOWLBY
ALEX TAGG
CONFECTIONERY
Fresh Chocolates,
Candies, etc.
Made fresh every'day in our
own factory.
843 Commercial" Street
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
Johnson Phonograph Go
Parlors SeconS Floor Over Scholfleld & Mattson Co.
Consumated Today
For some tim past negotiations
have been pending for the transfer of
the ubsiucss, stock and good will of
the Suomalainen Co-operative' Com -oanv
of Uniontown and the last
steps in the change of ownership
and title will take place today. The
whole investment and propenty,
credits and liabilities, of the well
known concern, pass to the hands of
The Finnish Mercantile Company, a
newly incorporated concern, of which
Oswald Gustafson is president;
Arvid Niemi, vice-president; Victor
Seeborg, secretary and treasurer; and
J. V. Tyni, manager. The. business
will be conducted at the same stand
it has occupied under the original ad
ministration for so long, and every
modern and acceptable method will
be employed to establish its perman
ence and prosperity.
Cake Sale
There will be a sale of cakes at Mrs
Busey's residence, 7:30 Franklin ave
nue on Friday afternoon at 2:30. Pro
ceeds to go towards the payment of
an organ for the primary grades of
Shively school.. An interesting pro
gram will be gven. '
aw
Warrenton Board of Trade
The council chamber of the town
of Warrenton was well filled by a
representative gathering last even
ing the occasion being the forming of
a commercial body which was finally
named the Warrenton board of trade.
Mr. W. P. Horner acted as tempo
rary chairman and stated the object
of the meeting. After some discus
sion it was voted to make it a perma
nent organization, with Dr. u a.
Linton as president and Mr. Clifford
Barlow, secretary, Speeches were
made by Dr. Linton, G. W. War
ren, W. P. .Horner and E.: Bowers,
and all were well received. A com
mittee on permanent organization
Has a Home Coming-
Plans and specifications, together ,
. a . i 1 tto (rf ife
with the essential wm..w -i . W. ronQ namett. aml
afoot for the,-"" "-""V 7"
tney wiu report at me next mccuu8
which will be held in the council
earlv completion, are
erection of E. P. Noonan's new home
on Grand Avenue, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets. It is to be
a modern, cement-founded, two-story
nine-room cottage, handkome, sub
stantial, and convenient to its last
detail, and will cost in the neighbor
hood of $3,000.(Notice of the house
warming later.)
chamber next Monday evening.
When the doctor is 'called he asksi
"How axe the bowels!" They are gen
erally wrong. His visit might have
been saved by a timely dose of Lane's
Family Mediclre. . ,
CARD OF THANKS.
We'take this method of conveying
our sincere thanks to all friends who,
in any manner, contributed to our
comfort and convenience, during the
illness and death of the late Mrs. K.
M. Hanson.
THE HANSON FAMILY.
past, has returned to Astoria quite
recovered, and is glad to get back.
NOTICE.
Members of Beaver Lodge
M? No. 35, I. O. O. F., are re
quested to attend a regit-,
lar meeting to be held this (Thurs-j
day) evening at 8 o'clock. Visitors
welcome. . . i
OLOF ANDERSON, Secretary. '
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as it contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs, and we re
commend it as a safe remedy for
children . and adults. T. F. Laurio
Owl Drug Store.
DONE BY DEED
PERSONAL MENTION
Alfred Kinney and wife to Augus
tus M. Kinney, SE. 1-4 of NE. U
and.NE. l-f of SE. 1-4, sec. 13-6-9;
$10.
1 W. J. Kinney to A. W. Kinney, all
A. A. Levy of San Francisco was right sof ay and timber on above
in the city yesterday calling upon named land; $10.
his trade. ; V ! Aex. Gilbert and wife to N. T.'
. T, G. Colman of Portland is an Thibado. lots 17. 18. 33 anrt U hWlr
3, Hill's 2nd add. to Seaside; $10 .
Astoria visitor.
E. C. Case, of Seattle is on a busi
ness trip to this city.
J. H. Savage is on one of his fre
quent visits to his trade in this
vicinity.
Hon. Martin Foard as a homing
passenger on the noon express from
Portland yesterday.
Dr. J. A. Fulton returned from the
metropolis yesterday on the 11:40
a. m. train.
P. J. S. McManamana of this city you. It- ie the best cough cure,
who has been under treatment at St., cost no more than any other kind.
Vincent's Hospital for some.
Herman Kuhn to Margaretta
Kuhn, lots 11 and 14, sec. 24 and
lots 3-6, sec. 25-4-10; $10.
V. S. to A. G. Chaloupka, 160
acres, sec. 30-5-8 W.
U. S. to Will H. See, 160 acres,
sec. 29-5-8.
Kemp's Balsam la a sale cough eura,
for it contains nothing that can harm
but
AS
time druggist sell it.