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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1908)
BAT UK DAY, JUNE 0, '08 THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. S sit?? FOURGOODTHINGS For every household, White Borax Soap, Borax Chips, Boraxa and Borax Powder, 20 Mule Team Braud Our agents will demonstrate their merits. ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. LEADINQ GROCERS. TERSE liS III 1 101 Cookie Sale The St. Agues' Guild of Grace Church will give a cookie ulc at Mit Crniig's Art Store today at 2 o'clock., I her of friend of the deceased. Sev eral of liU intimate friends who are irrvin bur i!it acted a pallbearer, Born At St. Mary's A fine n wa Imni to Mr. and Mr. Utick ycxterd.iy at St. Mary' hoiital. Iloth inotlier and child are repnrtcd to lc diin well, Police Court At police court yesterday only three caei were reported, two drunks and one disorderly conduct, which were lined $5 each ly Judge Ander-ton. For Twenty-five Years Tin: many frirwl of Mr. and Mr, Matt N'yhtnd, of Fourteenth street, in thin city, are congratulating than heartily on the twenty-fifth anniver sary of their wedding, which occur red on last Wednesday, on the even itiK of which day they celebrated the date in becoming and hospitable style. They have opent 2.1 of the 25 year of their happy married exiMance in this city, and it U hoped they will attain to their golden wedding right here. Final Order Made The county court of Clatsop met in 4 brief and final eion yesterday morning, for the purpose of making an order relative to the old rock cruttlicr, and which order directs Road Master J. V. Barloldus to set the big machine at the quarry on the Barth place at Clatskanie Falls, a few mile from Olncy. The new machine i busily at work the on Kamin ranch and doing good work court adjourned to meet again one week from Monday next, the 15th instant Official Count Made The vote of Clatsop county at the general election on Monday last, was officially counted and registered at the court house yesterday, County Clerk Clinton, City Auditor Anderson, and Justice Goodman, serving as the board, The final figures returned by the board do not differ, save in a sin gle vote, from the tabulated statement made by this paper in its columns of Wednesday morning last; and that was on a minor amendment and in the negative column. Benefit of Letter Carrier A dance will be given tonight at the National hall by the 1'acil'ic orchestra, for the benefit of the local mail car riers, to aid them in defraying ex penses for the entertainment, of the convention of the State. Letter Car riers' Anociation to be held here on June 27. To The 0. S. I. A. Charles Cameron, a ijuard from the State Asylum for Insane, arrived down from the capital on Thursday nitfht' train, and left up yesterday on the morning express with John Nelson, the unfortunate man whose mind has given away, and who was committed on examination, on Wed nesday last, by Justice Goodman. Home Product In Europe The Astoria Chamber of Commerce has received an inquiry from a promi nent MiiKli-li firm of London asking to be placed in touch with any local manufacturers or business people who would like to have their products introduced in Europe. If there should be any members of the Chamber, or local business houses interested, the Chamber of Commerce will be pleas ed to put them in direct communica tion with the Knglsli concern makng the inmiiry. Execution Filled Sheriff M. R. Pomeroy of this county, yesterday made a sale under the terms of an execution i.ssucd'out of the. Circuit Court, in the suit of Alex""Rerh'stein versus, the Grand Rapds Improvement & Development Company and William Locb, a large block of section acrcaue in township 5 7-W., for the sum of $2585.55; the purchaser at that figure being George L Colwcll. Hoo-Hoo Lost The launch Hoo-Hoo as it was being towed by the launch Louise in company with a barge Thursday from John Pay to the Louis and Clark, broke her fastenings and was run down by the barge, sinking it in 90 feet of water. The Hoo-Hoo was the property of II. W. Ankey and was valued at $300. There is not the slightest chance of the boat ever being recovered. Funeral of Capt Neil The remains of the late Captain Thomas Neil was laid in his last resting place yesterday afternoon at the Ocean View cemetery. The serv ice were conducted by Rev. W. S. Gilbert of the First Presbyterian Church and was attended by a num- Receiving Bids Kids are being received by A. V. Allen for the construction of the new Allen building which is to be erected on Exchange and Eleventh street and which is after the completion, to be occupied by the A. A. A. A. The contracts will be let separately for each portion of the buildings, and Mr. Allen contemplates to have it completed and ready for the club by September 1. A Jap' Mistake . Thinking that the bottle he stole from a Chinaman contained gin but which really contained a liquid prep aration of opium a Jap at his store in the western part of the city took a drink and was found in a critical con dition by Deputy Max Pohl late Thursday night. Dr. Estes was im mediately summoned and after work ing over the Jap who was uncon scious, for some time, finaly brought him back to his normal condition, and is now out of danger and. none the worse after his experience. Chocolates the best in the world 50c a Pound, Coffee Satisfaction HILL BROTHERS' FANCY COFFEES, STEEL CUT AND VACUUM PACKED, IN GRADES AND PRICES TO PLEASE ALL TASTES. ScholfieldJlMattson & Co. PHONE 1181 GOOD GOODSPHONE931 120 TO 124 TWELFTH STREET. One Week From Monday The June term of the Hon. Circuit Court for Clatsop county will convene in this city on Monday, the 15th in stant, Judge T. A. McBridc, presiding. It is the equity term of the year, but there may be several criminal matters now pending, brought up for final disposition, in which case a special venire of jurymen will be summoned, or the cases may go over to the Sep tember term according to the pleas offered by the respective offenders gainst law. After Their Own Fuel The Northern Pacific Company's agents have lately been in the ficlif across the river for the purchase of an immense acreage of tide-land at and around Harrington Point, and it is said, including all the State lands in that section. The intention of the company is to bore for oil all through the country east and north of Gray Bay. and endeavor to locate and achieve wells of their own for fuel purposes. They are testing the in formations now and will the soil ex perted in this behalf. Rob Tobacco Store J. Pcntilla's tobacco store at 265 Taylor avenue was entered last Wed nesday by a party of thieves who carried away a Mcrchaum pipe, some cigars and betwen 40 and 50 dollars in small change from the cash draw er. The robbers gained entrance to the store from beneath the wharf by forcing a small opening that was in the floor, enlarging it enough to ad mit the body of a man. The robbers easily escaped with their plunder without leaving the slightest trace or clue to who they might be. The case has been reported to the police with a description of the pipe which is the only article taken that may lead to the discovery of the principles. Brings Suit On Astoria Suit has been filed by the attor neys of Mrs. Annie Anderson of Port land in the United States Court of that city" against the City of Astoria for $20,000 for personal damages she sustained in this city during the re gatta in 1907. Mrs. Anderson claims that while in Astoria she slipped on the apron on the railroad track, in juring her hip that she says will dis able her for life. There is a question yet to be decided who is liable for her injuries, whether it is the railroad or city. But she has brought suit on the city alone. Mrs. Anderson is of foreign birth and has never been naturalized, consequently she had to bring the matter up before the United States court. For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto JohnsonPhonoppii Go, Up To The Authorities The insistent and utterly needless whistling, by the steamer Shoshone in this harbor yesterday morning, is a sample of the imposition thrust on the people of this city, day and 'night, by the masters of steam vessels, and is a case in point for the authorities to work upon, if there is any law for relief at hand. She was tied up at the Callenred dock, ready to sail at 3 o'clock, but at that hour, her crew be ing absent ou a drinking bout in the lower levels, she turned her cyrene loose and kept it howling for 25 min utes withont' a break, to the discom fort of everybody from the Tongue to Smith's Point, the well ,the sick, the nervous, voting and old. It is time some protection was afforded against this kind of thing. Pirlori Second Floor Over Scholfield & Mtttaon Co. Fourth of July Celebration The Clerks' Union held a meeting the other night and the Fourth of July celebration for Astoria was thor1 oughly discussed, and an executive committee was appointed to manage the affair with full power to act which is as follows: J. L. Kline, chairman; Earl Clark, R. W. McLean and Chas. Darland. H. F. Prael was appointed treasurer who will handle all the It 1U I? t-1 fa ll m I Will Start East to Buy Fall Clothing, f In Order to Take As Much Cash With Me As Pos sible I Offer- Wahe-Up Table No. 1 Men's Suits, Regular Price fc A A O $12.60-to $15.00 PV.40 WaKe-Up Table No. 3 Men's Suits, Regular Price &A o $18.50 to $22.50 .. P4.0U WaKe-Up Table No. 2 Men's Suits, Regular Price ti) A A $16.50 to $20.00 pl.yi WaRe-Up Table No. 4;j Men's Suits, Regular Price M "7 on X $22.50 to $25.00 4l OL f PANTS Pants worth $2.50 to $3; f AO WAKE-UP price.... ..UVO Pants worth $3.50 to $4; . tfo. O WAKE-UP price vj).UO Pants worth $5 to $6; GO AO WAKE-UP price pO.V A few Men's Sweaters; worth $2; AO. o clean out the lot; Wake-up price VOU Tam O'Shanter Caps; regular price 50c, 65c and 75c; Af now DD All Boys' Wash Suits 30 per cent, off All Boys' Knee Pants 30 per cent off 15c Sox or Ties now 8c 25c Sox or Ties 8c 50c Sox or Ties 37C 18 Metal Hall Racks, with ten d OO hooks; worth $3.50; now 4I.OO HATS $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Hats, WAKE-UP pric..... Latest Shape Hats, WAKE-UP price ..$1.18 $1.63 .25 per d Off Straw Hats, 1 or 2 of a kind ....... -2 Off Leather Work Gloves......... -4 Off Boys' Fancy Vests! -2 Off Smoking Jackets ... -4 Off Silk Mufflers.... 4 Off SPECIAL PRICEon everything in the store (except Knox hats and E. & W. and Carhartt goods, which are agency goods). Wake OQ Outing Suits for Men and Young Men Regular 07 CO OO $12.50 to $18.50, Your Choice NOW - VI -Oil A Few Blue Serge 2-piece Suits for Men and Young6 ft 07 Men, Regular Price $17.50to $20.00, Wake-Up price V"-" u u Open Your Eyes and Attend the SALE of MIAN WMM THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND HATTER money and any balance that may be left after the celebration will be held by him for next year's regatta fund. One of the features already decided upon will be a grand fireworks dis play from a barge in the middle of the river, and will be the most elab orate ever attempted in Astoria. A balloon ascension will also be a spec ial feature if the arrangements can be made. The boys are at work now in earnest and if the celebration isn't a success it will be no fault of theirs. 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. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havs Always Bought "Self Preservation IS the first law of nature," and the first law of self-preservation is health. Protect your health against the common ills, and keep well by using eeehaM Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c end 23c Dont take cold, but if you do, don't fail to take Kemp's Balsam to prevent serious consequences. Nothing else is so valuable in treating coughs and colds. Look out for the big SO-vote coupoa in Sunday's paper. Look out for the big SO-vote coupon in Sunday's paper. Look out for the big 50-vote coupon in Sunday's paper. Bears the Signature of Look' out for the big 50-vote coupon in Sunday's paper. No medicine has ever done more to wards warding off grip and pneumonia and relieving the distressing grip oougk, than Kemp's Balsam, the best cough cure. The dull feeling in the head which H not quite an ache, but bad enough t make One miserable, can be driven away; by Lace's Family Medicine, the best cure for headache. ALEX TAGG CONFECTIONERY FreshJChocolatea, Candies,fetc." Made fresh every day In on own factory. 843 Commercial; Street
