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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1908)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. river country came into the city yes terday morning with as fine a speci ROSS, HIGGINS & COMPANY! men of rhubarb as was ever icen i One Piano Number with Each $5 Sale to -Wise's Customers the county of Clatsop, The leaf was 36 inches long, and 33 wide, and the Hereby announce that its doors will close prompt ly at HiRh Noon on THURSDAY and FRIDAY of this, Regatta, week, lock whs 18 inches long. She took it up to the C, L. Dow institute at the new court bouse, where it was First Authoritative Showing' of filed as one of the real exhibits of the nnprtn ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. day and season. It went far to show i what a Clatsop garden can do when run by a woman who knows exactly !il 1 " .till ILL THE MODEL FOOD STORE mi how to run it. LZJL3 SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 Ran Over Hia Leg : m w s.i mi. ; Marriage Lkenicr- Three more licennes to marry were lM(ifJ yesterday, .u follow: Matt Kemppaineit and Mi Anna K. Kck koncn; am Kskcl Hcikkila and Mini Lilna Karponcn; and Edwin Makinen th1 Mi Karoliin ranttaga. ' , ' ' ' Final Hearings Order for final hearing in the mat ter of the 'estate of F.rneot E. Fergu- ion wan made in the probate court 'yesterday, Monday, October 5 being the day net. Final hearings were alio ordered for the tame day in the en taten of Fannie C. Fergunon and Wylton C. Ferguson. Parade Awardt ' Award were made ai follow in the parade of the opening day: For the bet decorated automobile, Dr. F.ite, the prize being a pennant; the Exempt Firemen alo being given a pennant for the bet appearance of any organized body in the parade. A prise of $60 wa given the Maccabees for their ihowlng. Idle Rumor , i i There wai a yinnor floating about the waterfront ' yesterday morning, that the body of young Sullivan, the hixh diver drowned from the British ship Donna Franceses on Thursday nt, had been recovered, but diligent inquiry failed la establish any facti in relation to him; not even that hi brother, who wa due to arrive here ycMerdny, ha put in an appearance. It Waa Admirable There are plenty , of people, who Jtiiow, in this city, quite frank to nay that the management of the Regatta grandstand thil year was the beM in many a Regatta season. There was Jc .confusion, lc trouble of all sort, and better order and safety and quietude there and in that vicinity, than has been known for a long time, and these same people are quietly, but cordially, thanking the Regatta committee for the results attained. known, though from all accounts two loldicrs from Fort Stevens and a Japanese were principals in the mat ter, It was the Jap-ror it may po sibly have been a Chinespihal went Hying through the window, - A mo ment later, all of the parties directly Interested had disappeared, Mr. Sipola was later notified of the broken window, Will Continue Trains General Agent G. B. Johnson, of the .A. & C railway said yesterday that he had just received notification from headquarters that the Saturday afternoon special train to Seaside, and the Sunday special to Portland, will be continued until September 12-13; and that train No. 24, through to Sea side at night, would be kept on the schedules until the 30(h of September. Asked if he hud been advised of any special rate to the Oregon State Fair, September 14-19, he said he had heard of nothing in that line as yet. Bad Saloon Fight A bad fight was reported in an Italian saloon near the Parker House restaurant last night. A crowd of the Italians became involved in a quarrel and started to settle it by means of a general knock-down and drag-out fight. Beer bottles and knives were freely used and several of the men were badly cut. When the police heard of the affray the principals had gone their several ways, probably looking for surgeons to sew them up, and no arrest were made, f ii the crush and confusion of the day, yesterday, during the early after noon, the one and only accident of this Regatta season, occurred on Commercial street, when the carriage tarrying a contingent of the Queen's court, had the misfortune to run over a little lad by the name of Deane Bowers, the five-year-old on of Mr. and Mrs. J, F, Bowers, of 2232 Com mercial street, The boy was not able to dodge the riff owing to the crowd that hedged him in, and fell under one wheel, which bruised his right leg badly but most happily did not break it, He was carried to the offices of Dr. A. A. Finch, in the Merwyn block, and that gentleman soon had him in shape to be taken to his home, where, last evening, he was reported as rest;ng easily. Met Wrong Man- While Tolice Officer Linvillc was just about to speak to nis .wne on Commercial street last night about 10 o'clock,- passerby stepped up and at close range threw a handful of con fetti directly into the officer's face Some of the bits of paper entered his mouth and strangled him for a sec ond, but he recovered in time to see the man still standing there with pleasant smile on his face. To him it apparently was a great joke to thus insult a police officer. Officer Linville reached out and with his open palm knocked the fellow down, and then gave him a kick that made him nearly turn a summersault. A Fine Example- Mrs. Mudd, of the Lewjs & Clark Mr. Gilbert HomeV- Rcv. Wm, S. Gilbert has returned from Cannon Beach and will occupy his pulpit both morning and evening today. He reports heavy rains at the beach; almost fatal to all in tents. A '. great many people have been at Can- non Beach this summer. The air there CttOCOmtCS fs full of railroad talk and every thing indicates that this beautiful beach will be the resort of the future. The A. D. Garner family and Mr. utiDcrt a lam- ily will return Tuesday. v - ' : : Broke Store Window ' . One of the show windows in the tailor shop of A. Sipola, on Commer cial street, was broken last' night while the crowds were thickest. Just bow it happened is not definitely the best in the world 50c a Pound, . 4 Strons Points We Sell High-Grade Groceries We. Deliver Them Promptly We Charge a Reasonable Price We Treat Our Customers With Courtesy. Scholfield, Mattson & Co. t tmnNE 1181 ' MUUU UU.UD . rnuwa mi 120 TO 124 TWELFTH STREET ' :;f ; '....for A... VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH -)GO TO(- if t Are Old Friends Tom Richardson, manager of the Chamber of Commerce at Portland, after participating in the ceremonies at the city hall in connection with the Sacngerfest parade, spent most of the afternoon with Mr. Whyte, of the locaf chamber of commerce. Mr. Whyte and Mr. Richardson are old time friends and have been, together in various cities. "We are old friends," said Mr. Richardson, "and our fathers were and our mothers were before us." Mr. Richardson is a man who is accustomed to doing things and under his management the Portland Chamber has accomplished great and lasting work. '. Spoiled Hia Suit- It remained for Mr. John H. Whyte manager of the Chamber of Com merce, to be the first member of the Regatta committee, to get his immac ulate suit soiled. Mr. Whyte got blood on it. Last night, as he was going to the Sacngerfest in company with friends he saw a man striking and otherwise maltreating a , young woman a young girl, in fact. Ac pcording to the accounts of the matter that were told about the streets last night Mr. Whyte remonstraed, and in a moment blows were exchanged. The rowdy who wa maltreating the girl got the pummelling that he richly de served, and it was from his bloody face that Mr. Whyte got his sprink ling of blood. The fellow made his escape in the crowd and the police were not able to ascertain his identity. For several months HIGH ART craftsmen have been work- ingon our product; sponging the cloths so that they will not ". SfSfinfe CSV trie U?lr cka tirhn miAa inf a t! iUJ ; ; wAiMfv wnui Auuvii, uuu nit uiuducu gaiiiiciilt i: cuttng and proportioning them to meet the requirements of the exacting dresser, tailoring and finishing them to please the most critical, and fashioning them into garments of rare style and dis- i; tinction. Positive And Peremptory The following positive and peremp tory order emenated from the head quarter office of the Baby Show Com mittee yesterday evening, signed by the chairman. Frank J. Carney, and his" co-conspirator, IT. F. Prael, and was sent via the constabulary, to every man who went through the tor tures of the inspection and judging f babies on Thursday; and those of them that are not down with ner vous prostration, obeyed it: "You are hereby directed to assemble at Foard & Stokes' hall at 8 o'clock this, Satur day evening, to participate in Mac beth's Wild West Parade and Cir cus. Carriages have been provided for the use of the Baby Show commit tee, and any failure to attend and re port will result in a fine of $250, to be collected forthwith." Fruits And Flowers- One, of the most popular features of the entire Regatta has been the agri cultural and flower display , in the basement of the court house, and again yesterday hundreds of people called to see the flowers and the farm products. The number of visitors for both days was really surprisingly arge, and this seems to demonstrate pretty thoroughly the interest that is taken in such matters. Yesterday it was decided to give many a chance to see these exhibits who failed to do so during the Regatta days, and therefore the place will be kept open JotinsonPhonograph , pariora Second Floor Over Scholfield 9c Mattaori Car Co., ALEX TAGG Ice Cream 25c qt. Fresh Chocolates ' Candies, etc Made fresh every day In our: . own factory. 843 Commercial Street J And now we are ready for YOU with a stock equally as large as bere tof ore with fabrics covering the whole gamut of men' tastes, from the high fancy patterns so desired by "youngish" fellows, to the quieter, rich effects for conservative dressers styles beginning at the standard and popular sack coat to the ultra two button garment with center' vent and creased aide seams with any grade you may choose from, no matter how low the price, absolutely dependable in quality of cloth and workmanship and 1 Prices, as always, fairest and least for finest ' and most. $20.00 to $35.00 MERMAN ;.y ' , y 7 & I ' I COVWMf.l ; I m. m li I I Tiouaj t ",l I i J oe. - WISE ASTORIA'S GREAT CLOTHES SHOP BarriitoiCHall Is just pure Mocha and Java prepared in a new way. ihe cot fee berry is cut uo (not ground) by knives of almost razor sharp ness into emau uniform panicles. Thus it is not crushed.' as bv the old method of grinding, and the little oil cells remain unbroken. The essential oil (food nroduct) cannot evaporate and is preserved indefinitely. This is one reason why a pound of Barrineton Hall will make 15 to 20 cups more of full strength coffee than will any coffee ground the old way; why it excels all other coffee in flavor and why it . will ' keen nerfectlv until used, But the main thine about Harr ington Hall Coffee is that it can be used without ill effect by those who find ordinary coffee iniurea Ihem, because the yellow tannin- beanng 6km and dust (the only injurious properties of coffee) are removed Dy the "steel-cut" cess. A delicious coffee tasteless substitute. pro- not a JPrfce, per pound, . 40 CENTS FOR SALE BY A. V. ALLEN The Distinctive Styles in T I NEW UIT Predominate I Here V. : . . . today, both during the morning and afternoon. - The exact hours, how ever, have, not been announced, but presumably from 9 or 10 o'clock on. i A considerable number ot new pro-. ducts were added to the agricultural display yesterday, some very fine i specimens beintr brought in, and quite a number of handsome flowers. were also put in the floral exhibit. Mr. Dow now feels that he has enough of the farm exhibits on hand to make a respectable showing at the state fair, and says it will be one that Clatsop county need not be ashamed of. The agricultural- display is to be a permanent one in the basement of the court house, except when taken to the state fair at Salem, and Mr. Dow believes that he can fit up very Note Our line of Kenyon Rubberized Silk and Fabric Coats.-Fall 1908 I Ml DRY .GOODS CO. handsome and interesting exhibit in the basement that will prove of in terest the year around, v ' -. Honored The Mayor The . United Singers, of the great Saengerfest, stole up on the home of Mayor and Mrs. Wise, last night, at1. midnight, and broke in upon their dreams with several splendid serenade numbers, which were profoundly ap preciated by all at that home, includ ing Queen Hattie, and to which the mayor made suitable response in his usual happy vein. Subscribe to the Morning Astori&st, i l