WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3
THE MORNING ASTOHIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
- - i
4k
(XHJ, Ja, B, Kerr and Harrison Allen,
of Portland, and Newell II. Clapp, of
St, Paul, appear as attorney for de
fendant and Chester Dolph for plain
tiff. Log Cabin Flour
SOME MEN I
Makes more Bread and
more than a poor
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
LEADING
m w OF i
Shipped To Skamokawa
The remains of the lute J, 0. Ring
Mead, who died several days ago vvill
be chipped to Skamokawa thin morn
ing (or interment,
From Far Gottenberg
Natanacl Fornquiitt and Andrew
Johnon, both of Gottenberg, Swe
den, yesterday filed tluir declaration
of intention to become American
citizens, with County Clerk Cilifton.
"EverLlttle Bit Helps"-
SherifT M. K. Pwncroy yesterday
turned over to County Treasurer W,
A. Sherman the sunt of $3027!, being
collection for the pant week on the
iiiii? . it ..i ..i.i !...
i "ii 1.1 run ii wi .iuu(.
M n M t . M .
io ne iriea loaay
D. C. Gritwold, the man who it
charged, in Justice Goodman' court
with Helling three bottle of beer from
one of the West End- saloon on Sun
day lal, will be tried for the offense
in that court at 2 o'clock thi after
noon, Licensed To Wed
County Clerk Clinton issued li
censes to wed in favor of the follow
tag -named young people of 'the city
and county, to-wit: Mr. Carl Thane
Simmon and Mi Edith Mae Pohl;
and to Mr. George Schmidt and Mis
Eva 15. Parker.
Quarantine
The steam schooner "Yellowstone"
which is expected to arrive in the
course of a day or two, will be quar
antined a she failed to follow the
regulation when leaving San Fran-
isco recently, according to telegraph-
advice received from there by Dr.
lolt yesterday.
Unknown Man Drowned
The body of an unknown man was
discovered at Bay View by a fisher
man Monday, and was taken to Cath
Jamct and turned over to the coroner
of Wahkiakum county. The body was
badly disfigured making identification
impossible.
An Inland Hike
The five pert little torpedo vessels,
the Farragut, Davi, Preble, Jones
and Fox strung out early yesterday
morning for their hike to Portland,
and reached that city at 1 o'clock,
just about in time to figure promi
nently in the day' pleasure and inter
est as incident to the Rose Festival.
Another Logger Hurt
0. Keilberg, a logger at work at
Tongue Point, painfully injured his
taken to the St. Mary's hospital for
treatment, where an examination was
Coffee Satisfaction
HILL BROTHERS' FANCY COFFEES. STEEL CUT AND I
VACUUM PACKED, IN GRADES AND PRICES TO PLEASE
ALL TASTES.
Scholfield, Mattson & Co.
PHONE 1181 GOOD GOODSPHONE931
120 TO 124 TWELFTH STREET.
For a
VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
Johnson Phonograph Go,
Parlor Second Floor Over
Better Bread, and costs no
grade $ 1 40 Sack
GROCERS.
made and showed that lie was, suffer
ing from a badly dihlocated hip, hit
condition, though painful, in not con
iderei very ncriout.
Rose Festival Pilgrims
Among t lie Astorian departing
yesterday for the metropolis and her
Rose Festival were Mr. and Mr.
Herman F. f'racl; Mr. M. R. Pom
croy and baby on, who will be the
guest of Mr. and Mr, Harry Ulan
chard; and Mrs, W. E. McAfee, who
will visit her sister Mrs, Barr, and
then proceed to the Capital City, for
a few week' stay with friend.
Off For Europe-
Mrs, llmari Paldauius and two
children, , and Isaac Saari, wife and
child will constitute a traveling party
hence to Helsingfors, Finland, leaving
this city on tomorrow boat, the T, J.
Potter, and the 0. R. & N. for New
York city, where, on the 11th in
slant, they will tail on the White
Star liner "Baltic" for their trans-
Atlantic destination.
Memorial Meeting
The Memorial Lutheran Church
will meet this evening, Wednesday,
at 8 o'clock at the German Lutheran
church on Grand avenue. Important
business to transact. The Ladies' Aid
Society of the same church will be
entertained by Mr. Captain Larson
at her home at Harrison and Fifth on
Thursday, tomorrow afternoon. Mem
ber and friend arc cordially in
vited. Done By Deed
Three deeds figured in the record
matter at the office of County Clerk
J. C. Clinton, yesterday, to-wit: Mar
tin Foard and wife to R. E. Bryan,
141.05 acres n section 33-7-9 W. for
$100; R. E. Bryan and wife to the
Hawley Pulp & Taper Co., US4.20
acre in Clatsop county, $15,000; C.
A. Campbell and wife to H. I.
Blakeslce, 160 acre in section 18-6-6
W. for $10.
Will Take Testimony
Special Examiner Brodic will begin
taking testimony today in the case of
Burch vs. McCIure. This suit i the
outcome of a large timber deal which
involves interests in this county and
is brought for an accounting of $100,-
Chocolates
the best in the world
50c a Pound,
Scholfield & Mattson Co.
On a Minor Scale
While waiting for certain needed
paraphernalia for the Evic, to com
plete her deep-sea fishing gear, Mr,
Obee, the manager of the new fishing
venture here, along with a practical
old fisherman who know every fathom
of the near by Pacific, will go out to
day with sonic lesser trawling gear
in a couple of power boats and try
their hand, just to keep busy while
the Evic is getting ready for a second
successful venture.
Important Discussion
At 7:30 o'clock this evening, at the
Chamber of Commerce, in this city,
there wii be an important gathering
of the business men of Astoria, who
will' discus, by and large, the expe
diency of celebrating the "Fourth of
July" this year, and other correlative
matters. It is desired that every man
in business in the city shall be pret
ext, in order to give the session solid
and authentic significance, whichever
way the decision may fall.
Astoria's New Directory
The new directory for the city of
Astoria and Clatsop county, the 5th
of its scries, and published by R. L,
Polk & Company, of Portland, and
issued from the presses of the J. S.
Dcllingcr Company, of this city, is in
the market and is a handsome and
serviceable book of reference. F. F.
Hall, of Portland, representing the
publishers, is in the city attending to
the delivery of the new edition and it
will soon find its way to the hands
of all subscribers.
Police Court
Monday being election day the
usual increase of drunkenness was in
evidence in Astoria, 11 cases were re
ported at police court, and were
deposed of by Judge Anderson, ev-
eral of which were arrested Saturday
and Sunday and who had to remain in
the city jail until yesterday, owing to
three holidays following in succes
sion. One case of vagrancy wa fined
$20 and Effie Holt, who was charged
with being under the influence of li
quor forfeited a $25 bail by failing to
appear at police court.
Another Attraction
Dr. Emil Enna, the indefatigable
leader of the Astoria Philharmonic
Society, and of its coming concert,
has secured another fine attraction
for that brilliant event of the 18th in
stant, in the person and talent of Mr.
Frank G. Eichenlaub, one of the lead
ing young violinists of the .metropolis,
who will take a conspicuous place on
the program of that evening, and will
be accmpanicd by Miss Beatrice Hid
den, of that city. The staff of soloists
for this splendid concert grows in
interest all the time.
Nothing of Relief Yet
There is no solution at hand for
the disappearance of young Vernon
Elbon, and the first mate of the
schooner Irene, who are supposed to
have lost tjieir lives in the bay by
the capsizing of the Irene's boat in
which they were crossing from this
city to Knappton. I. B. Elbon, the
father of the lad was in the city yes
terday endeavoring to relieve the
situation of what ambiguity rests up
on it, but was unsuccessful, and will
await what developments may accrue
later. He has the sympathy of a
host of friends in this fearful sus
pense. Will Wed Today-
There will be a happy wedding this
afternoon at the pleasant farm home
of Mrs. Hannah Pease, near Skipan-
on, in this county, when the lives of j
Miss Eva B. Parker, her grand
daughter also a grand-daughter of
Hon. II. B. Parker of this city) and
Mr. George Schmidt, of this city, are
united. The wedding will be a home
affair and performed in the presence
of relatives and a few chosen guests.
Both young people are well and hap
pily known here, the bride having
been born and raised in this county,
and the groom being a valued and
popular employe of the Tongue Point
Milling Company,
Campbell Case Goes Over
Attorney John C. McCue was in
Cathlamet yesterday in the interest
of his client Michael Campbell charg
ed with the killing of John McClel
lan, but no material steps were taken
in the matter owing to the absence of
the regular judge of the court, the
bench being served by a jurist from
Tacoma. It seems there is an open
question as to the status of the dis
trict attorney over their, the present
incumbent being an Oregon man, and
holding by appointment, is is attack
ed, and must be settled before any
grave cases such as Campbell's can
be safely committed to juridical ac-
': ''t! (if I i
Copyright 190 by Hart Schaffner 13 Marx
J RIGHT
GOODS
tion. As soon as Judge Rice returns
Campbell will be permitted to plead
under formal arraignment, but it is
held to be dubious if he is granted
any bond, under the Washington law,
unless he shall be charged with the
lesser offense of murder in the sec
ond degree.
Day's Marine Notes
Things were unduly piiet on the
Astoria waterfront yesterday. The
schooner W. R. Hume, lumber laden
for the Bay City, cleared from the
custom house, and sailed. -The dandy
little Heather returned last evening
from a flyer to Lightship No. 50. The
United Wireless station on Smith's
Point picked up the steamship Wat
son, off the Columbia at noon yes
terday, bound to Seattle from San
Francisco; and they also caught the
Col. E. P. Drake, off here, bound for
the olden Gate, from the Sound.
The steamer Alliance got in from
Coos last evening and went on to the
metropolis. The steamship Argyle
came down from Portland yesterday
morning and went to sea direct. The
steamers Shoshone and Rainier ar
rived in from San Francisco; the for
mer going on up the river and the
latter direct to Tongue Point, for
cargoes. The Roanoke came in from
California at 8 o'clock last night and
went up stream at 10 o'clock. The
steamer Asuncion entered port last
evening and will go up to Portland
this morning early.
Cheap Round-Trip Rates to the East
The O. R. & N. Company will sell
round-trip tickets to Eastern points
on June 5, 6, 19 and 20; July 6, 7, 22
and 23; August 6, 7, 21 and 22. For
particulars call on
G. W. ROBERTS Agent,
O. R. & N. Dock.
Subcribe for the Morning Astorian,
Now 60 cents per month, delivered by
carrier.
CASTOR I A
lor Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Have
clothes
ten say
won't do
MARX
matter
thes, and
& M. All
The
New York.
green and
$2.50 to $7.50.
COME IN!
Nobby Clothier
DONALD AND BELL
Begin Their Last Week in This
City.
Almost a full house turned out last
night at the Star to see "In Old Vir
ginia," and judging from the enthus
iasm displayed, no one was disap
pointed. The play is quiet, yet in
tense, and produced in the way this
company does everything nearly per
fect. The play is one of the best yet
played, and will be continued till
Thursday.
It is with genuine regret that we
heard announced, the approaching
end of their season here. These clev
er people came upon us unheralded
some four months ago, and at once
proceeded to warm themselves into
the hearts of the Astoria Theatre go
ing public; how well they have suc
ceeded, can best be judged by the
fact that they are today playing to
what seems to us to be better busi
ness than during the first weeks of
their stay here. Of course a few "Old
timers" are sandwiched in once in a
while but for the most part, new plays
have been given, and some of the
best productions ever witnessed in the
city have been by them. Nothing is
ever lacking in whatever play they
essay to produce, and if at any time
they see fit to return to Astoria,
they can be assured of a royal wel
come.
Both Mr. Donald, as business man
ager, and Mr. Bell, as stage director,
are gentlemen anyone would be glad
to know; their business methods are
known to most people in the city by
this time, and it is to- be doubted if
two men ever found a place in the
hearts of the public quicker and more
securely than did these two rustling
young men. The Astorian wishes both
them and their clever company a safe
and pleasant season on the "road" and
joins with a host of others, in asking
their return here next summer.
The Clean Man.
The man who delights in personal
cleanliness, and enjoys his shave,
shampoo, haircut, and bath, in As
toria, always goes to the Occident
barber shop tor these things and
gets them at their best
a hard time getting f
that fit. Such men of-
"Ready - made clothes f
for me."
If you are that kind of a I
man we'll surprise vou with t
our HART, SCHAFFNER & f
clothes, We'll fit you f
better than you're used to. No
who makes your clo
you'll get the H. S. ?
- Wool quality too.
Priced from $ J 8.00 to $30.00 1
TROUSER TALK i I
Noisiest - New are just from X
Royal Creen Corduroy $5.00 J
We Have Others
FANCY VESTS
Jusc ic! Swell line in brown and
olive shades. Priced from
weu anow louiNiity stunt
RIGHT
PRICE
PERSONAL MENTION
J. W. Hatfield, the well know
drummer for typewriting parapher
nalia, was in the city yesterday oa
business, leaving for Cathlamet dur
ing the. afternoon.
Mrs. Mary C. Flavel and the
Misses Flavel were passengers for
Portland and San Francisco on the
evening express yesterday.
Judge Sol Smith of South Bend was
in this city yesterday on his way
home from Cathlamet where he has
been attending court.
Jas. B. Kerr and Harrison Allen of
the law firm of Carey J. Kerr of
Portland, are in the city.
Chester Dolph and wife of Port
land, are in the city. Mr. Dolph be
ing here on legal business.
Frank Busch and wife of Jewell
are in the city and will leave this
morning for Portland to take in the
Rose Show.
Born in Iowa.
Our family were all born and raised
in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Rem
edy made at Des Moines) for years.
We know how good it is from long
experience in the use of it. In fact,
when in El Paso, Texas, the writer's
life was saved by the prompt use of
this remedy. We are now engaged in
the mercantile business at Narcossee,
la., and have introduced the remedy
here. It has proven very successful
and is constantly growing in favor.-
Ennis Bros. This remedy is for sale
by Frank Hart and leading druggists.
ALEX TAGG
CONFECTIONERY
FreshfChocol&ies,
Candies.fetc. Made fresh every day in on
own factory.
843 Commercial Street
x