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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1908)
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1908. CVERY day, there's a clothes parade; everv day tie campaign of quality ;K against cheapness goes, on; ..and every man .votes, sooner or late o h just ii how good his are to be. Hart,' Schaffner & JLliJL i.iOEMIKG AJTOIUAX ASTOIUA, OKKGON. l " ' ' Marx Clothes are Jhe Best clolhes made for men, to wear; all wool materials, per fectly tailored, put together with the best of other mater ials, linings, trimmings;they 're right in style, and they don't cost as much at they're worth. The best thing about vot ing for (jHart Schaffner & Marx clothes is that you win. t Drop into our polling place any day; you'll get value for i your money such as you can't get in any ether way. t Suits, $20 to 30$ I Overcoats, $J5 to 27211 Raincoats, 122 to $30 1 P. A. STOKES This More U the home of Hart ShatTncr & Marx clothes. - The Gean Man. - The man who delights tn personal cleanliness, and enjoys his share, shampoo, haircut, an4 bath, in As toria, always goes to the Occident barber shop for these things and gets tbtm at their best - EXTRA OFFICER f.lAY BE OF MUCH HELP 1 HERETOFORE POLICE HEAD QUARTERS HAVE BEEN -LOCKED AT NIGHT. A FINE DISPLAY We Jiave a grand showing of sea sonable Millinery .this week o,ne that will be sure to attract scores of ladies in quest ot a fashionable. Hat, They are all very stylish, and yet all different as , femininity desires. No lady likes to have the duplicate of a Hat another ladjr wears. Here you get the finest materials, the most ex pert trimming, and positive exclu siveness in designs. Suits, Cloaks and Millinery. Harry W. Rinn, whose services as plain clothes man and as desk man at the police ' station were scheduled to Commence" today, took an early start and began the duties at the of fice yesterday. Later in the day Mr.-Rinn went out on a case that was reported by wire and "picked up" two men whose descriptions had been sent in. The employment of Mr. Ninn sh6uld permit some changes at po lice headquarters that have long been required. Heretofore there has been no one at the station at night, 4fs A Af 7 ffris untAoo sAtns nf ' OIVVI V W t W VlWAa UilV?9 CV1I1V y I the officers chanced to be there, and hence it was not possible for citi zens to get an officer by phone no matter how urgent the need might be. Even in the day time the sta tion has been locked up much of the time; 'fcs :the"cnief of police found it necessary to be out on the streets -n pursuit of his manifold duties. But the lack of any one in the station at night was the worst feature. There might be a burglar in one's house, or a murder going on next door, with Exceptional Opportunity tor HUNTERS Take Down Pump Guns 12 bore 30 inch " $20.00 37 Grain Loads 12 bore highest grade 75 Cents Per Box. . Latest EDISON, VICTOR and COLUMBIA RECORDS, Mnsic Both Sides. Price 65c. Largest Stock of Records in the State ' A. G. SPEXARTH no means of securing the quick serv ices of an officer by phone. It is understood that the new man will be detailed to remain in the station much of the day, and part of .his duties vill be to keep the books, though this is a very simple matter, though including the hand ling of the licenses money, etc. With the station thus covered during much of the day it should not prove a dif ficult matter, to arrange to have the office kept open at least during thi early part of the night; or, if this is not done, there seems an imperative necessity of making some arrange ment whereby citizens may get 'n touch with the police in case of dfre need. At present if a citizen needs an officer the way to get him after dark is to go out and look for him on the streets. Acting Chief of Police Obcrg Stat ed yesterday that he may make some new assignment of beats for the men. In this way men who have had night work and bad beats for a long time may get a chance for some easier hours and duties. Recently ther have een several complaints made from Uniontown about lack of proper policing of that section of'the city,, . ,,; In some small municipalities where the police force' is small and the men are necessarily kept out on the streets, various simple expedients are used to get in touch with the "officers in case of urgent need. For example, it may be arranged to phone to the telephone office. There the operator may touch a switch and turn on some red, or green, light promi nently displayed on the street. This is almost certain to be seen by offi cers within a very few minutes, and they can then quickly ascertain what s is wanted. This system is now used in several cities of the country, in ad dition to their signal boxes. IffllSFllTlifE,. SENSATIONAL CHARGE, MHO FREE SECOND , MAN JN WORTHLESS CHECK CASE FINDS HIM SELF IN GREAT LUCK. alifornia District Attorney Is Ac cused Of Accepting A Bribe. REDWOOD CITY, Oct. 31.-1 i an affidavit tiled today by attorneys representing his three stepdaughters, who are contesting for a portion of their deceased mother's estate, the integrity of District Attorney C C. j Bullock of San Mateo is attacked up on an allegation of bribery that pro mises a sensational investigation. The ','' 'affidavits alleges that five years ago S. Singer, the man who was charg- j i Bullock solicited a bribe of $2500 eu with having fleeced four Astoria ''rom Howard VI. McLellan of San merchants out of considerable Mateo in .return for dismissal of an amounts of money by means p' i'Klictment charging McClellan with worthless, checks, and was later re. manslaughter. It is alleged that Bui- Itasfd from the county jail upon $200 Iock finally received $750 for this cash bail, failed to show up Jay "hen his justice' covrt. hearing was called Those who guessed ' NAME MEANS SOMETHING. When A. E. Petersen built and named the "Modem" barber shop, he meant that it should stand for what it was called. No patron has missed a single feature of the modern ton- yester-. P"fPse and gave a receipt which is i ,orial Plr at that house; and every new ucvitc in me way( ot perfect comfort and service Is constantly add ed as it develops. The latest Is an expert bootblack, the best in the business; a qualification that makes his employment really modern. NEW TO-DAY Chinook and Xlwaco. The launch Hulda I. will leave on the tide, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, two round trips, for Chinook. Landing at Lurline dock for freight and passengers. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ilwaco, with freight and passengers. CAPT. JOHN HAAGBLOM. 10-4-tf ln still in , existence ! The allegation is made in support that , Singer would , not show ud of the contention that the district at- iu;sod t u. tli very Vi..t time. ;' tey, who is a candidate for the . But Singer may not ; get off so superior bench, is unfit to manage easily after all. A bench warrant he $100,000 estate left by his wife, was issued for his arrest at the in-' s . ,1 " stance of Mr. Brownell, the district. Piles Cured at Home by New Ab attorney, and efforts will be rnade to ' sorption Method, apprehend the missing man. It V if you suffcr from bleeding, presumed that his home is In Se- ing bm ipf, protrU(ih PiiC8 nj attle. His cash bail was declared mc your addrcsSi and j w, t' ou forfeited yesterday, and the county how t0 cure yoursclf at home fc ' is that much ahead anyway. Mr. new absorption treatment; and will Brownell i stated .yesterday , that , he also . send somc of thig hom, um. mil do everything un his. power to mcnt free fo, tria, .,,,.'.. apprehend the fugitive from justice, from your own locality if requested. Full Election returns Tuesday night at ,the "Wigwam" saloon, cor ner of Eighth and Astor. Direct wires. ll-l-2t TEA Good tea and tea are quite different, both grow on the same bush. onr prorei ri-'nrtu your owner U roi ia'' lk Sc'jillin Bed. wt par biut. and the case against him will be prosecuted vigorously if he is found. But Sam Marko, Singer's partner, was also in great luck, the case against him was dismissed by Jus tice Goodman after the evidence was all in. A. G. Spexarth, P. A. Stokes, Victor Rost and A. Jaloff all got on the witness stand and told what they could about ,Mafko, but all the tes timony combined still left Marko merely an "innocent bystander.' He had not signed the checks, nor had he made any false or fraudulent rep resentations, the testimony showed. He had simply stood by while Sing er did the work. While it might have been possible to have convicted Marko as a fellow conspirator' with Singer, yet under the manner ' the case was brought this seemed impos sible and Marko went free. Thus both'men are out of the clutches of the Clatsop county law, though there is the bare possibility that Singer may yet be caught. Immediate rcljef and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but . tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, Ind. The Palace Restaurant An phase of hunger can be daintily gratified at any hour of the day or night at the Palace Restaurant The kitchen and dining room service are of the positive best. Private dining looms for ladies. One call inspires regular custom. Try it. Commercial street, opposite Page building. The very best board to be oh.alm.d In the city is at "The Occident Hotel" Kates very reasonable. Try our own mixture nt rnff., J. P. B. Fresh fruit and veiretables. Badollet & Co., grocers. Phone Mali Hallowe'en Specialties ! Pumpkins for Jack 'o Lanterns. Pop Corn that Pops. : : Sweet Apple Cider. Red Apples, "ORDER YOURS NOW." Co. AgmeGrocery HIGH GRADE GROCERIES 521 COMMERCIAL STREET ; ; PHONE 681 i
