The morning Astorian., April 19, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

Tllti MORNING ASTORiAN, ASTORIA, OHEUON.
SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1908.
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From
HART, SCHAFFNER& MARX!
Are here and ready for your
inspection. They are cer
tainly very swell and surely
make you feel like you are
well dressed when .you are
in a
Irilo Z llil
Suit or Overcoat.
MARINE II
ORANDA
Senator Arrives Down and Leaves
for Bay City.
Friday's gale. Her captain reports
the death and burial, four days ago,
of a Chinese sailor, who died of heart
disease.
The steamship Breakwater is due
in from Coos Bay this morning, on
her customary i schedule, and will
swing on up the river without any
delay here.
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... ...... ,..,..' The steamer Alliance is due down
POULSEN IN WITH POWDER from Portland at an early hour this
morning, bound for Coos Bay. She
will leave the Callender dock at
about 7 o'clock.
Carmanah Point Wreckage Starts ,
. Rumor of Loss of St Nicholas The steamer Johan Poulsen crossed
Utterly Unfounded Strathgyle En- in from San Francisco at 1:30 o'clock
ters from Magdalena Bay Acme,
New York Bound, Due Down.
The steamship Senator arrived
down from the metropolis yesterday
afternoon with big business on all
desks, bound for the Bay City, and
left out after a brief stay at the 0. R.
& N. piers.
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p. m. yesterday, witn a cargo oi pow
der, and went on up the river without
delay. She goes to Knappton for her
outward cargo of lumber, San Fran
cisco bound.
The American ship Acme, will ar
rive down from the metropolis today
on the hawsers of the Oklahama. She
is loaded with square timbers, and
goes round the Horn, to New York.
The steam schooner Svea is still in . There were wild and groundless
p'ort awaiting a smoother bar than has rumors of the loss of the Astoria
presented itself since she left the T. snip St. Nicholas on the streets here
P. mill docks., She will likely get out yesterday, for which there was not
this morning. '. tne faintest possible ground. No des-
" ' patches, no letters, no direct and de-
The British steamship Strathgyle pendable communications of any sort
arrived in from Magdalena Bay. yes- have been receiver in Astoria about
terday afternoon at 5 o'clock, and tne si,ip by anyone interested in her,
will proceed to Portland in about 10 since sj,e left on Thursday last; and
days, where she will load out a big the yarn ;s framed out of the whole,
cargo of lumber for shanghai. All
well on board, and her officers report
a pleasant season at the famous ren
dezvous of the Uncle Sam's flying
fleet ,on the coast of Lower Califor
nia. She arrived off the bar on
Thursday last, but was beaten off by
of the recent tale of the finding of
wreckage on Carmanah Point, on the
Vancouver coast; but in all of it there
is nothing to point to the St. Nicholas
or her sister-ships, the Berlin and
Villard. Inquiry in all directions
last night elicited only denials and
protests against the absurdity of the
story. She had a stiff sou'east wind
behind her, just what she wanted to
come her west and north, on licr
Alaskan course in perfect safety.
PERSONAL MENTION
Colonel White and Captain Willis
of the Fort Stevens staff, were in the
city yesterday, on matters of business
and pleasure.
J. G. Mack, a prominent Portland
merchant, arrived on last night'
train.
Thomas I Hutchins of Knappton
was in the city yesterday on a busi
ness visit.
Frank Rippe, the genial and suc
cessful salesman for the National
Cash Register Co., of Dayton, Dhio,
is spending the day in the city with
friends. Mr. Rippe is assigned to the
State of Washington' and therefor
does not "talk shop" in Oregon,
the judge, looking at the boy's fingers.
"No, sir; only this pipe," said the
fcoy, who is 17 years old, producing
a corn cob bowl and stem. i
4 "I am not going to send you to the
penitentiary," the court continued
with a shade of new sympathy. "Yon
can go to the house of correction for
three months." !
CLEANING IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April 18.-Nexjt Fri
day, April 24, has been set aside by J
Mayor Bussc for Chicago's spring t
house-cleaning. He issued a pro-;
clamation yesterday calling on ail cit !
izens to clean up their premises on
that day and afterward keep them j
clean. The help of the school chil-'
dren also was asked and that of the
police commanded in the endeavor '
to put a new face on Chicago after
a hard winter.
"WHITE
but flimsey, cloth fabricated in some
idle mind. The St. Ncholas, of the
fleet of three out from here on her
quest last week, had the best, and
most opportune of winds for heading
out to deep water and no doubt made
the most of it. The idle talk is born
The Store G,'V Ladies
. for
Women BEEwIpHIVE Outfitters
Eastern Millinery
Children's Hand Made Hats
Chiffon facing with small flowers- forget-me-nots
$2.00. One of our many bargains in child
ren's hats. ...
Children's White Pique and Pongee
Coats, 75c to $3-50. Covert Coats
from $2.75 to $550. Fancies from
, . $1.20 to $6.00, We have never had such,
' a varied and beautiful line of Children's Coats. ,
TWENTY STORY HOTEL.
CHICAGO, April 18. It now vir
tually is assured that Chicago is to
have a new 20-story hotel. It is to be
located at the northwest corner of
Michigan 'avenue, and Hubbard court
afld is to be called "the Blackstone"
after the late Timothy B, Blackstone,
for many years president of the Al
ton Railroad, whose old homestead it
will occupy. It is to be erected by
the Drake Hotel Company and will
be under the management of Trace
C. and John B .Drake, Jr., sons of the
late John B. Drake, former proprietor
of the Grand Pacific Hotel. The hotel
will contain 442 guest rooms, together
with other features which are expect
ed to give it a distinct place among
the hotels of the city. Its cost is
placed at $1,5Q0,000, and it is expected
the building will be completed by
October, 1909.
DID NOT SMOKE CIGARETTES.
Saved a Boy From Long Sentence in
the Penitentiary.
CHICAGO, April 18,-Hugh Len
non does not smoke cigarettes, ait J
that perhaps saved him yesterday
from a sentence t a term in the pen
itentiary. He was before Judge Chet
lafn, charged with burglary. He said
that he had enteted a house that he
thought was vacant to sleep.
"Do you smoke cigarettes?" asked
ILLUMINATED VISION.
Te king was in the counting house
Counting up his money (oblivioiu
of the fact that mere material
welfare will not sav"e a nation).
The queen was in the kitchen
Eating bread and honey (evidently
shirking her duty to the state, as
no children are mentioned).
The maid was in the garden
Hanging . out the clothes (she
should pray to be delivered from
love of luxury and ease).
When along came a blackbird
And pecked off her nose (clearly a
nature fake of the same class as
the wolf-caribou story).
McLandburgh Wilson in Harper's
Weekly '
IF YOU USB
RIVER FLOU
You are sure of good bread,'
perfect pastry and dainty
cakes. A trial will convince
you . .'o. . .
Acme? Grocery Co.
HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
521 COMMERCIAL STREET
PHONE Ml
DIPLOMATIC.
"How do you suppose that vulgar J
millionaire s wife ever managed to get
in the society of such exclusive wo
men?"
"I believe she always loses at
bridge." Baltimore Americani
QUALIFIED SUCCESS, i
"Was your show a failure?"
"Not entirely,", answered Mr.
Stormington Barnes. "The public
didn't like it at all, but we are still
managing to convince the public that
it is all right," Washington Star.
No Frowns
at Brown's
Dame Fashion points her finger fair
At Brown's high-class and new footgear;
So dress your feet in shoes that fit
If you'll wear Brown's why, you'll be uit"l
V "COFFEE
The best name for coffee
js one that tells where the
money's to come from, if
you don't like-it ' "
Uk Schilling1, Best: we pr him, ' '
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