The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, May 13, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

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    WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1908.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. I
Are You Troubled?
Those who Buffer with distress after eating, lost of appetite, bil
iousness, nausea, flutulonco, and other derangement! of tho digestive
organ, should use the best meiins to get tho stomach well and strong.
Probably no other remedy will restore you to health bo surely and
o naturally as
CHAM'
IILaLO
Boocham'a Fllla Immediately relieve acute dyspepsia, and are
equally beneficial in chronic cases of indigestion and htomach weakness.
They gently stimulate the dilutive organs and have a wholesome
effect uiwn the liver and bowels, cleaning and toning the entire di
gestive tract. Boocham's Tills relieve tho weakened organs, establish
healthy conditions, improve tho general health, create appetite and
Strengthen the Digestion
In boxes with full directions, 10c and 25e.
COMMERCIAL BODY
(Continual from Tuesday's Astorian)
The Gas and Oil Bearing Proposition.
The gas and oil bearing proposition
which the committee ha labored with
long and patiently, is slowly making
headway and it seems likely that it
will presently achieve the success of
making it possible to do the drilling
necessary for a thorough test. A copy
of the ordinance which was granted
to the Astoria Gas Light Company in
1882, ami under which this company
is now operating, was introduced at
the last meeting of the city council
with the understanding that it would
he properly referred for the purpose
of Mich amendment as might be
deemed proper,- with the purpose in
view of securing privilege of laying
pipe lines through the city and sup
plying gas for manufacturing and
lighting purposes in case either gas or
oil were discovered. The ordinance
read as follows, the "Clatsop I-uel
Company" appearing where the As
toria Gas Light Company appeared in
the old ordinance:
"That the 'Clatsop Fuel Company'
is hereby authorized and empowered
to erect and construct within the cor
porate liinju of said city, gasworks, to
manufacture and distribute gas
throughout said city, and to use the
streets of said city for the purpose of
laying pipes therein, Provided, that
after laying pipes in any street or
portion thereof, said company shall
cause the same to be put in as good
repair and condition as it was before
having been disturbed for said pur
pose, and in laying said pipes in any
street of said city, said company shall
do so under the supervision of the
superintendent of streets and the
committee on streets and public ways
of the common council of said city."
In case either gas or fuel oil should
be discovered by this experiment the
benefits to the city of Astoria would
be great beyond comparison. They
would be the same benefits that Ta
coma or Spokane or Fall River enjoy
from the cheapest possible water
power for motor purposes. The com
mittee which has been handling this
matter is Dr. J A. Fulton, chairman;
George W Sanborn and Dr. W. C.
y Logan, while I have suggested, man
Dged and thoroughly and unqualified
ly approved of every step that has
been taken, and incidentally I may
say, been almost altogether instru
mental in obtaining the leases that
have been secured up to this date. It
now seems that if a reasonable privi
lege can be secured to pipe into the
city natural gas, or gas made from
fuel oil, that the drilling expenses can
be financed. As a business proposi
tion, natural gas would be altogether
received and answered 299 letters.
Advertising for that month cost us
$111.39 for space not including
stamps. More than 2(XX) letters have
already been sent out however dur
ing the present month of May,
We have this letter front a man who
wants to estijlilihli a glass factory
here:
"In reference to organize a com
pany to start a glass factory, would
like to hear from you as I promised
to conic back this mouth. Now I
would like very much to hear from
you and if you would give this a
little investigation and let me know
before I conic up. It is necessary to
have a capital of $1(),(X)0 for to make
it self supporting and no doubt in
my mind but what that I can double
the money put in. And besides it
will employ at least 25' men. I would
like to hear from you as soon as con
venient and would like very much to
interest you as Astoria is in a good
location for a glass factory. Hoping
valueless even if discovered fn large
quantities, unless a home market can
be found for it, as gas cannot be
shinned like furl oil. Therefore it it
necessary to obtain the best tiOBnible 1 havc " early reply,"
piping privileges in advance of the Interested parties who desire to do
expenditure of any money for drilling mW c-'ure the name and address
purposes. The matter has been taken " u,c " "nice,
up in a public-spirited manner for a We l,avc "t yet accomplished any-
public-spirited purpose. definite on the Chautauqua
The Clatsop Fuel Company has not proposition, on the matter of Inaugti-
been chartered, as it is desired to rMm the special steamship line to
have all of the subscribers present San Francisco, or of launching the
after the leasing and franchise details electric railroad enterprise, but it still
have been perfected, that they may ms likely that these propositions
havc votes in the organization based may Dc accomplished,
tinon the stock for which thev sub-' The Bar Excursion.
council will endeavor to prepare an
amendment to the charter by the end
of June so (hat there will be plenty
of time for the people to becom
informed concerning it before the
election in December,
For a burn or scald apply Chamber
Iain's Salve. It will allay the pain
almost instantly and quickly beat the
injured parts. For sale by Frank Hart
and Leading Druggists.
scribe.
The Port of Astoria Boundaries.
Considerable comment was caused
by the introduction of a bil in Con
gress by Senator Bourne the object
of which was to change the boun
daries of this port giving slightly
more tcrrirtory to the port of Port
land and slightly less to the port of
Astoria. It was noted that the bill
considering the loose manner in which
it was drawn might be construed to
give to the Portland port district all
of the north side of the Columbia
River down to its mouth. But this
was not the intention of the drawer
of the bill, I understand. The in
tention was merely to extend the
Portland district from the mouth of
the Williamette on down the Co
lumbia to the 123rd degree of longi
tude or at a point between Rainier
and Qtiincy.
Collector of the Port, Frank L.
Parker, on his own initiative has se
cured the necessary amendment to
the proposed bill doing away with
any ambiguity such that Portland
might be construed as having a hold
on the north bank of the river, so that
there is nothing left to be done in the
premises, thanks to the prompt action
of Mr. Parker.
Freight Rates.
I have since the last meeting as per
instructions then given, complained
of the increased rate of 21 cents per
hundred on hay. The railroad commis
sion is now endeavoring to adjust the
matter.
After further investigation of the
reported raise in the rate of freight
on box shocks from this port to
Caljfomia, it now appears that a mis
take has been made somewhere in
the clerical department of the S. P
& S. R. R. 'o. and that there has
been no such raise. The through rate
of freight on shooks is now as it has
been, 30 cents a hundred or $6.00 a
ton.
The New Military Company.
City Attorney Abercrombie has
succeeded in securing the necessary
members and has organized his mili
tary company since the last meeting.
He is now in line to secure a propor
tinate. part of any funds that may be
had for the building of armories in
the near future.
During the last month there were
May Official Tide Tables
Compiler by the U. S. Government for.
Astoria and Vicinity.
MAY,
High Water.
Date.
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY ......
Monday
TueJay 5
Wednesday
Thursday 7
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAT 10
Monday
.Tuesday "
Wednesday 13
Thursday 14
lYidav IS
flfLturJay .......16
STTNTJAT ......17
Monday ... JJJ
Tuesday
r Wednesday 20
Thursday
Friday .f
Saturday
BTTMT1A.T ......2
n.1nv ........ .25
Tuesday
TtrrinA8daV Z7
Thu.-KfljlV 28
Thuraday
Friday
IiiMut .......
1908.
MAY, 1908.
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8.2 Tuesday ..12
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7.6 Monday 18
7.6 Tuesday 19
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8.1 SUNDAY .24
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8.7 Tuesday 26
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7.6 SUNDAY 81
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The excursion across the bar to see
the fleet of naval vessels is now ar
ranged excepting the date and we
hope to Hiccced in having the date
fixed almost immediately, and have
bcin strenuously endeavoring to do
so for the past two weeks. Mr. C.
W, Cullender has done all he can in
the way of completing arrangements
until the date is fixed and has author
ized me to announce positively how
ever that the price of the excursion
will be $5 per ticket. Only 700 peo
ple will be allowed aboard for the
trip. Tickets will be printed and
ortcred for sale as soon as the date
of the arrival of the fleet is fixed.
Here is the telegram received from
Senator Fulton announcng the ar
rangements lie had made for us:
"Washington, D. C, May 2, 1908. j
"Hon. W. T. Scholfield. President
"Chamber of Commerce,
"Astoria, Oregon.
"Secretary of Navy has directed
commander of Atlantic fleet to sail in
close to the mouth of the Columbia
river in the day time slow down to
give people an opportunity to see the
fleet. Commander will wire you day
and hour when will arrive.
"C. W. FULTON"
The Seawall Proposition.
The seawall committee of the city
A Marvel ef the East.
Among ot.xr feats In the east tbe
learning by heart of tbe Koran la very
widespread. Not only men, but worn
eo and children, can be found who can
repeat tbe tmly book from beginning to
end wltbouf a mistake. Taking It In
round numbers, the Koran contains,
together wlili tbo additions, which are
Included In tbe recitation, some 60,000
words. This la about tbe length of an
average up to data novel, but. unlike
tbo novel, there are no connecting links
tbe wbolo book being a confuted and
much mutilated Jumbleto enable tbe
reciter to remember. To make the
leant error would bo a deadly Bin, yet
even children can go through It But
tbla la not a!L For an Arable child to
recite tbe Koran la wonderful enough,
no doubt, but he understand what he
la aaylng-tt is not to him an unknown
languagebut for a child of another
nation to recite It from beginning to
end. without understanding the words
he la laying, la a much more wonder
ful feat of memory, and very few of
those outside Arabia who can recite
tbe Koran know more than a few of
tbe simplest words, if they know those.
England's Lion.
Tbe British lion means so much to ua
all that It aeema almost treason to
suggest that be is after all not tbe ter
rible wild fowl (to quote Bottom) that
foreigners think him, but aad to aay,
tbla la so. For in tbe older armorial
bearing of England our lion Is a leop
ard. It was all the fault of the early
neraios or France, from whom oar
arms seem to have been derived. Ae
cording to them, tbe lions passant and
gardant of tbe arms of the kings of
England were either lions Jeoparded
or lions maned. Tbe omission of the
mane. In rude tricking, would reduce
them to leopards, and tbla oar lions
originally were. The Emperor Fred
erick. in choosing his presents to our
nenry III, so construed, according to
Mathew Paris, our royal shield. "In quo
tres leopardl traneuntes flgurantur"
that la. In which three leopards, stalk
Ing, are figured. Thus Henry seems to
have had no reason to be annoyed
when tbe emperor sent him the wrong
emblematic beasts. -Pearson'a Weekly,
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