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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1908)
THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1008. THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. Try "QUAKE Flakes 10c per Package AN APPETIZING BREAKFAST DISH ROSS, HIGG LEADING Mints 01 unci En Rout to Polk- SbcrifT Henry Crenshaw ,o( Tilla mook county, arrived in this city yes terday on the steamer Sue It. El more, from Tillamook City, having in liii official custody the infamous mur derer, A. J. llcmhree, who a few year ago brutally killed hi daughter and was found guilty upon trial be fore Judge Tltomai Mc Bride and entcnced to the penitentiary for 1$ years, and who was later pardoned out by Governor Chamberlain. He U now under prosecution for the murder of his wife, and the feeling gainst him in the Tillamook country it so bitter and deep, that a change of venue has been granted him ana ie will be trlcil m tne circuit w of rolk county and at uanai, ana now oh his way mere, oncrm Crenshaw says that a strong aim uc- i j termincd group of Hembrecs old neighbors and cordial haters have been assembling at Tillamook City for several days, and it was deemed the wiser policy to smuggle him out before there was any open demon stration; so he was taken on the Elmore at 2 o'clock yesterday morn ing. The sheriff left up for Port land and Dallas on last night's train. The cause will be tried before Judge George H. Burnett. Johnson-O'Connor The marriage of Charles E. John ion and Mist Elizabeth O'Connor was solemnized at St. Mary's Church yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the Rev. Father John Waters officiating. The wedding was a very quiet one, only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties being present Miss Mamie Wilson attended the bride and Mr. Joseph Moore acted as best man. At the conclusion of the 'ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the O'Connor resi dence on Sixteenth street. In the Police Court Two unfortunates fell by the way side sometime Tuesday night and had an opportunity to see his honor, Judge Anderson yesterday afternoon. The common, ordinary drunk was in formed that a contribution of $5.00 to Chocolates the best in the world 50c a Pound, ..Columbia River Smoked Shad.. Cured by an expert, with just enough heat and smoke to leave the natural juices of the meat intact, is a palatable and delicate treat 20 Cents Per Pound Scholfield, Mattson & Co. PHONE 1181 GOOD GOODSPHONE931 120 TO 124 TWELFTH STREET. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto olmson Phonograph Go. Parlort Second Floor Over Scholfield A Mattson Co. II I R" Toasted Corn INS & CO. GROCERS. the funds of the city would secure his freedom, The other was charged with being drunk and disorderly and he will be the guest of Acting Chief Obcrg for four days as he said he did not have sufficient currency to liqui date his fine of $10. For Tillamook Head The good people of Seaside are talking of clearing up the trails from there to the lofty summit of Tilla mook Head, for the use of their citizens and all Clatsopians who may desire to witness the passing of the great white fleet on its way to Tuget Sound later in this month; and the project sounds good, for that eleva tion would afford a superb view of the sea and ships and any number of thousands who might gather there. Mrs Helen Johnson Dead Mrs. Helen Johnson the wife of Anton Johnson died at 2:20 yester day afternoon at the family res idence 248 Alameda street after a linuerinu: ' illness of Tuberculosis. Mrs. Johnson was aged 55 years and 8 months. She leaves besides her husband three children two daught ers and one son. The arrangements for the funeral have not been com plcted. Out on Bail- John A. Ekstrom, of Svenscn, charged with assault and battery on one Fred Hartman, and brought to this city for examination was released on $20 bail yesterday by Justice Goodman, for his appearance later. Card Party Tonight The ladies of the G. A. R. Will nive one of their delightful card par tics at Carnahan's hall this evening and all members and friends are cord ially invited to be present. W. C. T. U. Today- There will be business of import ance to transact at the meeting of the V. C. T. U. today, so let every member be present at their rooms at 2:30 o clock this afternoon Funeral of Mrs. Miller The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Miller who died at Portland, May S, will be held at the Lewis & Clark Cemetery at 2 o'clock this afternoon. All friends are invited to attend. Short Eastern Trip Mr. and Mrs. James W. Welch will leave this morning for Eastern Oregon on a business trip of a couple of weeks or so and will re turn about the 25th of the month. Skaters! The rink will be open Tuesday, Thursday , Saturday and Sunday nights. Every day at 2 p. m. S-7-2t. 1 iim.VsKMitJ.,AM j It TWO MEN AGAINST ONE WOMAN? AND YOU CALL YOURSELVES GEHTIEMEH Scene from "Dora Thorne" at the As toria Theatre Sunday Evening, May 10. WATCHMAN MISSING FROM POST GUS. VICTOR SANDRV, NIGHT WATCHMAN OH THE SAN BORN COAL DOCK CANNOT BE FOUND AND FEAR IS FELT FOR HIS SAFELY. r... Virtnr CanHrv the well known I uMitrhman mi (he mill dock of G. W. Ct.ni.nrn & Pntminnv. at the foot of .. - , J . - I Ninth trect. is missniff from his . . I . 1 -! J I post, aim nas not oeen seen uy menu or neighbor since 8:30 o'clock on t.....i... wt.ri with a friend hm tnnk a few drinks I at the Skamokawa bar in the Parker W L fl 1 a W mwwm w - . I ... I Hniia 1 Some of his friends, deeming him to be ill, yesterday noon broken open I tu. A,. ni iiU herlrnom in the east I . . . .. I end of the coal warehouse, and found uim h.f in lArrir HiAorder. but ms IS 10 VW wwww nitw undisturbed, the outside door f h. iinmrnnm which adioins his I V U V vrm.m , I nrinte nnarter at the easterly end of the dock, heinar closed but not WWd. a circumstance contrary to i,:- ...it Lnnum ml Searrh has been far him all throuch the neieh-1 borhood of the oock, ana m n.s haunts further away, Out no sign nor report can be had of him; and it is beginning to bear in on his friend. that he has made a mis-step on ins inrtf and irone into the river at night, though of course the best hope jwvn r- ----- is entertained that ne nas escapea such a fate. Mr. sanury is a inau u. .ihmj, though divorced, and nas two. en..- . - . . . uren, anu nc i uuui vt . .L...t ak ...... nf nor He was not drinking deeply on lat seen, but .usuua; . r..i: w.m Dn.mr and it ma v he tw he indnlffcd to a ooint that made it necessary for some friend to take " " . . . him home and care for him. The search will be prosecuted without let uo until some trace of the man is found. WILLIAM B. ALLEN'S HEART FAILS BROTHER OF B. F. ALLEN tamf. HERE ON A VISIT A WEEK AGO LAST TUESDAY. DIED AT THE TABLE. William B. Allen, the oldest brother of B. F. Allen, dropped dead .1.. j: ,hi vctordav eveninar ill U1C UiH"Vi vw. J-" J - at tne aievenson nuusc. m.. a,... . t him and tr .u. n..ni ..i c.rv.H he no - woa oi.h...e a 9 . u -sw ticeu Ms orotner lean panum; vu - j of the chair and his head dropped wife and two daughters and has one t. i ur:i!:., hcUnn who is a traveling salesman for . . .-. 1 n.:nitw m,t down on ins oreani. ' . tenderlv laid the stricken man on a couch and hastily summoned a phy- sician but his services were not needed as Mr. Allen was beyond all . . eartmy neip. ...... . l.h. .i.. .1.. i win Mr Allen wts born in New ionc State nearly 78 years ago and was until a few months aeo superintend nt nf the Oliver Chilled Plow Works at South Bend. Indiana. He retired about Christmas time and was taking his first vacation. He had often ex pressed a wish to see the western d when his brother was back East last fall he was more anx more anx- He arrived ious than eevr to come iust eight days ago. Allen was an honorary mem xt fir ,.mnav r,f CMcvo. UCr Vt iWi V Ml V VVIMM" w. a haA "mn with the machine" in PRECINCTS BARRED County Court Permits Withdraw al of Six Names FROM LOCAL OPTION PAPERS And This Disqualifies Petitions as to Precincts Nos. 2 and 3 in As toria Other Orders Made Sea- aide Also Tabooed. "It appears by the certificate of the I clerk that there are sufficient names attached to the petition, but six cer tain citizens have notified this court,! in writing, that they have withdrawn their names from said petition, giving reasons therefore, and this court, at this time, claiming the rieht to do I in before action is taken, finds there-i fore, that said petition does not con tain sufficient names to submit said petition to the voters of said pre-1 cinct." This was the text and terms of I two orders made by the County Court yesterday afternoon, in the matter of the petitions heretofore! filed bv the resnective citizens of I Precincts Nos. 2 and 3, of the City of Astoria, praying for a local option liquor election in said precincts; and mrmi of course that the court, for the reasons stated, refuses to order I the elections in that benait in tnosei electoral subdivisions. - t I A similar order was maae in me .... -f t,. Cmir'.A rtmtit'inn v. uumci u, - e'ept that it appeared to the court that the original editions as filed from there, did not contain the re-1 quisite number of signatures. - j i- t-:.. wraers were iso msuc uiuguhk local option liquor election in Astoria ... T 1 A t 7 .Mil iilin in precincts Nos. 1, 6 and 7, and also in the Olncv orecinct of the county. And thus the local option matters of the citv and county stana in xueir present legal phases. The court convened at 9 o clock yesterday morninir ana, as unuai, ais nosed of the current bills and claims for the month preceding, ordering I warrants to issue in due course for all approved accounts. ine 8ern. w to county roaa roancrs. ,uo iu 100 an order was made employing Fred Parane.m, by day's wo mine mc neces ary rcpa r5 line. On road No. 53, the contract for gravelling thethree "vera por- tions tnereoi requ.rcu, w-s lM m CI.J V... hint uiot uisen upon a u.u .cu u, ...... nU -vv.in.v. j .v tn turner - I i..iiii (nr hv Sam Karreii ana p.;"i j - otners, tne same was gramea oy mc court, and the following viewers . . f , - j I were annointed in this behalf. J. r Bartoldus, George Stevens and R. M I . .... f .Wl Woodin; a bona in tne sum oi uu was required, and the 25th of May was designated as the time for meet ing at Ulney to pertect tne wont W. b. Davis was gramea a privi lege to cross the county road for lozzinir purposes: and the petition for decision of a certain piece of road near Seaside, and the road was or dered to be duly opened. Court then adjourned until today. PERSONAL MENTION R Rnrr n.,d n-ar Olson, of Gray's River, were in the city yester- day on matters of business and pleas ure. John West, the well known mer chant of Westport, was doing busi ness in this city yesterday. the days of "hand tubs. He was I .... C t i - --- vears. He was also a member of the I . . ' . 1 masonic traternuy within a vear ne nas 1051 ms - - - .. .. . .u the old reliable paint house of Heath & Milligan Co., of Chicago. i . -i .l. .jinvoraci. me cause 01 ucam tnan any omcraiscasc. heart trouble. No arrangements have the disease being so insidious that it I Kn mad (nr th fnnprat and it islfo rmnA Vinlrl nn th vsrm before noi lmprooauio uuu mc nuwma " be shipped to his old home at South TEA There is nothing that costs so little, both money , , 1,1. and work, and that goes $0 far if it has the chance. Toaf ittr raturnt your monr II jw dot Kte ScattUni's Beit; pj Uo. vm i ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT. AVejelaWeErcparaflonCrJli SlmilaliffKFoorfOTlIiA Opium-Morphiae ncrliiaeni' Etui a aiaui sv. . MMWS)MSMSMW JtxJtmm I ? C II i AperiectBemedy teCansSp- WormJuoWfflsn$jeven IBSSAndLOSSOFSUXK I SJftTTPTP. i J ""V The members Beaver Lodge I 'J No. 35. L O. O. F.. are re- auested to attend a regu lar meeting to be held this (Thurs I j : i e .t i. t:.:. aiaayi evening ai o u ciut. uiuuuu First degree. Visitors welcome. I AT flt OLOF ANDERSON. Secretary. HERE'S THE PROOF. But Besides Catarrh, Hyomei Cores Grip, Coughs and Colds, Cronp and Asthma Read, if You Are a Sufferer From Catarrh, Reason and Reflect. j sweaf . . t ... - ed V or - - . . . . ., fa - n w Irm 4 Orr0 T CI I I raiHl ,.: T am entireiv I bVllU'UWUt v "''- 1 - . . nr Ph,in , Hart. j,, N. H. I . Reader. thi3 is one of thousands of testimonials praising the marvelous curative power of Hyomei. If you are a sufferer, whv not trv it? T. F. Laurin guarantees it, and will re fund your money if it fails to cure. Hvomci is not a stomach nostrum; it is dry antiseptic and medicated air, and all you have to do to cure any disease of the nose, throat or lungs, is to breathe it in through the Hyomei inhaler. A Hyomei outfit, including a scientific inhaler, only costs $1.00. Get one today. Sub sequent treatment is only 50 cents a bottle. Get one now. T.. F Laurin takes all the risk. He guarantees it. Kemo's Balsam will stop any cough tnat can M stopped oy any ou.i and cure coughs that cannot be cured I by any other medicine. It is always the best cough cure. When tte docror Is called he asks: "How are the bowels?" They are gen erally wrong. His visit might have been saved by a timely dose of Lane's Family Meiiefca. Lane's Family Medicine is a tonic- laxative. It does not depress or weak en kiit Imnart. fWlW of buOVanCV i r - - - - ana strength that is delightful. At all Mmtxrcrista 25c. 000 Kidney complaint kills more people .. , . j is recogmzcu. tweja I will prevent the development of fatal disease if taken in time. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best for women and children. Its mild ac tion and pleasant taste makes it prefer able to violent purgatives, such as pills, tablets, etc. Get the booklet and la sample 01 unno at 1. r. juaunu, Owl Drug Store. I For Typewriter Supplies see Lenora Benoit, public stenographer, 477 Com- 1 J b: II J racSbfe SiSnamreef 1 NEWYOBK. 1 iMszmm I! Mlialii Exact Copy of Wrapper. miotawwiMiir, ntmwn. I mercial street ill KJ Forlnfanftg and Children, The Kind You llavo Always Bought Bears the Signature In USD For Over Thirty Years ASTORIA THEATRE F. M. HANLIN, MANAGER SUNDAY ONE NIGHT (ONLY Bertha M. Clay's Beautiful Love rlay Dramatized by Lem.B. Parker A PLAY WORTH SEEING Prices 25, 35, 50, 75 JUST ARRIVED Gold Fish 25c and 35c Each llildetrand & Gor Old Bee Hive Bldg. ALEX TAGG CONFECTIONERY Fresh Chocolates. Candies etc. Made fresh every day Infour own factory. 843 Commercial; Street P 12thSt., Below Commercial Short Orders and Oysters at All Hours. The Best the Market Affords Good Service Fresh Oyers always on hand from one pint tip. TONNIE THEAUDEAUS. Jay 10 fififr Mill trpti 99 I ilflFiP OISM V " -
