The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, December 25, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. FRIDAY, DKCRMDV.R 2S, I'M B; B The Store J4.j5f . for Cvvis try if ' rrii.. women DEE.HIVEwuuul"; .ffllsta snopplna is Mow on in Fell Blot We can not urge to strongly the comfort of shop ' - , ping in the morning. ' Our list of Christmas presents are full of interest Special sale in all lines , of ready-to-wear garments Our line of toys still complete, and prices beyond i " ."; . competition " """ " WHAT SCIENCE SAYS OF ASClEfitiHC QUESTION UST OF EMINENT PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ,WHO SUB SCRIBE TO THE THEORY. OCEAN, BAR, BAY, DOCK AND RIVER xne Limine was crowded with Christmas party of people last night when she left op for Portland, the fol lowing well known people being noted on her list: S. Schmidt, G. B, Steel, M. L Strong, Jack Day, Miss L. Martin, G. & McNeil, W. Jackson, J.- ScahneH, Mis J. F. McPherson, J. E. Logan and G. R. Osborne. The French bark Eugene Schnei der went op the river yesterday on the lines of the Harvest Queen, and after he has delivered her 8470 casks of cement to Balfour, Guthrie & Com pany, she will return down and load out lumber for Europe, at the Ham mond Lumber Company's docks. -The Harvest Queen took the schooner Fred J. Wood up above the Tongue yesterday morning, and left her to come back after the Scheider, and went on with both vessels up stream. Captain John Reed, of the bar tog Wallula, has gone out to his ranch on the Lewis' & Clark for the Christmas holidays and-Captain Bailey, of the Tatf is in command of he Wallula in the meantime. The French bark La Tour de Au vergne, Captain Le Bras, entered port yesterday, after an uneventful voyage from Hamburg, via Hobart, and will ,go on to Portland on the first tow that offers. ; The Portland-Asiatic liner Numan tia should be among the Christmas , arrivals in this port She comes via . the Bay City this trip Star Cigar Store Eleventh and Commercial Sts. FOR SMOKERS ARTICLES Cigars, 50c Per Box and Up ,. Best Line in the City The British bark Carmanian, Cap tain Green, out of San Francisco on the 1 5th instant, has been spoken on theoutside and will probably be in today. The British steamship Tweedale is due in at any hour from San Fran cisco, en route to Portland.. She may take on part cargo at the Hammond Lumber Company's mills, before go ing up river. The Elmore motor schooner Evie should have arrived in last night from the Xehalem, but was probably defe red from entering on account of the rough bar. The Breakwater arrived down yes terday morning and went directly to sea, and bucked into a heavy line of weather but made it in good shape. The Heather made an attempt to leave out yesterday morning on a sup ply mission to some of the nearest stations, but was compelled to relin quish the trip owing to an ugly bar. The steamer South Bay is due in from San Francisco tomorrow on her way to the metropolis after lumber. The steamship Senator will arrive down at midnight tonight will sail almost at once. Beware of Frequent Colds. A succession of colds or "a pro tracted cold is almost certain to end in chronic catarrh, from which few persons ever wholly recover. Give every cold the attention it deserves and you may avoid this disagreeable disease. How can you cure a cold? Why not try . Chamberlain's Cough Remedy? It is highly recommend ed. Mrs. M. White, of Butler, Tenn., says: "Several years " ago I was bothered with my throat and lungs. Someone told me of , Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I began using it and it relieved me at once. Now my throat and lungs are sound and well." For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. We desire to express our appreciation of your past favors and extend to all A Merry Christmas Whitman's Book Store 4Tavaatt4aaaa Just as an indication of the way those next to the great proposition look at the proposed bill for the stcr iliiation of the perverts and unfor tunates of humanity, as . devised and championed by Dr. B. Owens-Adair of this county,' it is suggested that the following well known physicians of the Facitic northwest have promptly subscribed to the measure and tent their names to its bolstering , in the legislatures of Washington and Ore gon: .. ASTORIA: Doctors J. M. Holt, J. A. Fulton, O. B.'Estes, Clara B, Reames, H. L Henderson, Alfred Kinney, Nellie S. Vernon, Jay Tuttle, R. J. Pilkington, A. A. Finch and W. Lagus. " SEATTLE: Doctors C W. Sharp les, J. B. Eagleson, A. B. Harrison, S. J. Dean, George M. Horton and John Nyrvening. NORTH YAKIMA: Doctors H. P. Wells, J. B. Crompton, George Sloan, Thomas Tetrain, P. French, F. Hil ton, David Rosser, C J. Fletcher and W. H. Carver. And this is but a starter on the great list the good doctor from Clat sop will have ready for the two great deliberative bodies by the time they convene shortly after New Year's Day. LABOR'S QUICK RES PONSE TO LEADERS ASTORIA TO THE FRONT WITH A RINGING ENDORSMENT OF GOMPERS SPEECH. THOSE STANDARD FINES. The Standard Oil Company will soon become used to being fined, and the fines are of a sort not to be "sneezed at"; nor is the Standard sneezing at them; it is fighting them bitterly, cleverly, exhaustively, as money and wonderful talent can do it When the law is exhausted and the fines have to be paid, there may be some sneezing wrought by the chill incident to the adverse judg ments and, the letting go of millions in good hard cash. The Standard is entitled to justice, even if it has no friends. You want the best money can buy in food, clothing, home comforts, pleasures, etc, why not in education? Portland's Leading Business College offers aucb to you and at no greater cost than an inferior school. Owners practical teachers . More Calli than we can fill j ..Teachers actual business men In session the entire "w . Positions guaranteed graduates Catalogue "A" for tm .. ting f , M. WALKER, Pres. - 1 j " O. A, BOSSFF" N, Secy. THE FALL OF CASTRO. Ex-President Castro, of Venezuela, will never forget the Christmas of 1908. But he has made it what it is and has none to thank for his down fall save himself and his terrible lust of gold and power; he has plenty of the former, but he is shorn of the last vestige of the latter and is ex-patriat. to boot, the last civic extremity to which man may fall. In many ways his is a marvelous record of personal achievement, coming up as he did from the provincial farm through the tortuous and devious ways of warfare, politics, and civic crime to the head of what might have been a model Re public had his ambitions not stopped short at the lure of gold and the sel fish limitations of an usurped power, than which nothing can more quickly negative a lofty purpose or smother an honest ambition. We do not know that he ever had either; but whether he did or not, his day is run and hs is discountenanced and undone before the whole world, as he should have been. Venezuela is to be congratulat ed upon the collapse of this man. ttie following dispatch was sent from this city yesterday and speaks for itself in terms that will be under stood ana appreciated ny an with a I definite interest in these live matters: "Astoria, Or, Dec. 4, 1908. Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, Frank Morrison, , "American Federation of, Labor, Washington, D. C "Well done, good and afithful serv ants.. Your courageous words In de fense of labor and liberty, ooldly.f iv en against the decision of an unjust and biased judge will mark n epoch for human liberty. Your courage and sacrifice are the most precious Christ mas gifts to the toilers. Jat. L. Moore, Secretary Astoria Labor Council H. M. Lorntsen, Secretary Colum bia River Fishermen's Union. Ed. Rosenberg, Secretary Unlttd Fishermen." 7 ':. .-,, -V.. would civc fortunes to enjoy the greatest of nature's gifts and to be able to give A Smile All the While Ailing tots cause pity -fretful young people cause ; wonderment irritable men and womcnJpausc turprisc. To enjoy perfect health the body must be built up and the mind invigorated by perfect food. VI Remember the name "Ferndale" and take no substitute. Made only by Car penter ft Chandler, Grays River. Wash. - is the perfect food drink ' breakin; ' 30 cups of a Coco; its use will bring quiet to nerves strength to ! the ' weak and contentment to the strong besides it is delicious and appetizing. delicious drink 25c la a . Ml rerndale" Butter is made only from selected cream henca it's deli cate flavor and rich golden glow. Try it to day. NEW TO-DAY ftS"' f 4 'X A The very best board to be obtained in the city is at "The Occident Hotel" Rates Very reasonable.- Try oar ova mixture of coffee ih J.. P. B. , Fresh f rait and vegetables Badollet ft Co- grocers. Phone Mai' At Paso Roblea Hot Sprtoga, Among the many charming stop ping places In California is - Paso Robles Hot Springs. " Here ar conditions ideal for rest ful recreation; (inlet, congenial sur roundings and modern, almost lux urious accommodations. raso Kooies riot springs is a winter resort hotel with the hospl- & a. . lamy oi a nome; a healing spring without the atmosphere of a sana torium; an enchanting country place with the conveniences ' of a great resort " ' Ask any O. R. ft N. agent far illustrated booklet, "Paso Robles Hot Springs." , Tha 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 for these things and gets tbem at their best Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to Subscribe to The Morning Astdan We Wish to . express our sincere apprec iation to. our many patrons for their liberal patronage and extend to all A Merry Christmas mm m 684 Commercial St. Th Way to His Vota. Lord Bcacoiwllcld'a skill In picking up stray' votes was well known. An Illustration of It la given In a book by f 'd of storm and dlinntor and the loss A MEDFORD SJQRY. Uawid of tht Phantem thlp and It Mad Plratt Captain. Tha town vt Bedford, alaaa. baa a beau of a ph.iuioui ship baalda which taa Flying iHitchwan la only a naaea- fttl merchantman. Tha Uedford storv rana that a ship laden with 'ram and gold and aUver lr put oat from rhiit plaea in the daye when to Bpaotao mala was infested with Dlraua. It waa headed for a Weat Indian nort but got Into the doldrums and waa so long becalmed that water and Drovt- aloua gave out, and an hands perished or tuirtt uuj starvation. ' Whjen the wind ca oi up again the ship sailed away with her sunnily crew, waa seen ty a bnocanwr, chased and ov hauled. The pirate inpiulu made font to hla prize witlioiiC firing a single shot, and, attributing the "vessri'a uottrt-slatanoa to fear or lack of amis, bo was the first man to leap on board. But the rope with whlcU Hie captured stilp bad been carulfsly limbed to bis own parted under tlm siralii of the seaway, snd he fouhd blum-lf rnpldly borue away from hi comrade on what be soon discovered to be a floatina- coffin. A stiff bret'Z Olifd the aaiis of the derelict, and btW his own vewtel could overtnke It nlylit descended on the orenn, and the pursuing ship lost sight of it ult0i'tlier. lft alona In pitch darknt-sa ou t lit? Rrowaouie craft, the pirate went i:ind witb terror and, selling the wheel, raced away before the wind and, according to the legend, waa condemned to range the seas for ever thus In command of bit horrible prize. Woe to the ship that encountered It scudding along by moonlight or In the lightning's glare, manned by skeletons and steered by a shouting, gesticulat ing nmdman, and when on several oc cordons It wns sighted la the fog off Med ford It wns considered as the her- To Our Friends and Patrons , ( We appreciate your, liberal patronage and extend to all our best wishes, for AMrryQ - 1 t r ACMBfjROCBRYCo. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES S21 COMMERCIAL ITREBT ' f ! . , PHONE Ml Henry W. Lucy, At the time that the Imperial titles bill was pending there waa a certain pompous little Irishman, Dr. O'Leary, wno sceuea manageable and waa de sirable, one evening In tha lobby Israeli mm a hand familiarly on hla snouiaer. "Dear Dr. OXeary, the resemblance to most striking," he said. "I really thought I saw again my old. friend xora sioore." The vain little gentleman waa cap tured, of many ahlps.-Xew York rresa. Ha Hlta Back. There bad been a domestic apat at DreauraHt. "You monster!" snapped the matron. wim warn aiwaya scorning, "you are not like my two former husbands. Tbey were tender men." f 1 uerer uouuiea mat they were tender, Maria,"' ventured the meek man, "when yon kept them In hot water all the time." And he Just cleared the front porch two yarda ahead of the rolling pin. Chicago WW - ! J.nni Quick Method. Jenny's uncle, ubo was a school teacher, met her on the street one beautiful May day and asked hor If she was going to the Maypole dance. "No, I ain't going." ''Oh, my little rtenr," said her uncle. "you must not say 'I nln't going.' Yon must say 'I am uot going,' " And be proceeded to give lier a little lesson in grammar, "lou are not going. Ho Is not going. Wo are not going. You are not going. Thoy ara not going. Now, can you say nil that, Jenny V "Hurc, I can," tilie replied, making a courtesy. "There ulu't nobody going.! -Ladles' Home Journal. , J ' Fast Ereig;ht Service .Doily, Service Via THE A. a C. R. R. CO. Through merchandise Cars from Portland to Astoria leave Portland at 6 p. m. Every Day except Sun day. All .less than 'carload 'shipments delivered at Freight House before 4 p. m. will arrive in Astoria at v:oo p. m. 4 for further imformation call on ; is. U. u. JOnNSON, Gen I Agent A. & C. R. Rjf 12th St, new Commercial St ASTORIA, OSEQOfJ 7 LET US TELL YOU ABOUT Tungsten Electric Lamp Greatest advance in lighting method sine tha Invention of incandescent Jury at the Theater. - ! An unuwnfll spectacle was wltneswHl at the Theater Hoyul, ' Nelson, Auck land, when the Jury, who had been looked up three nights because they could not agree to a verdict Ih a- mur der case, were allowed to witness a living picture dlHplny. They had el prenned a desire to attend the theater as a relief, and the Judge consented. Auckland News. , ,, lam pa. EXAMPLE 11 32 C P. Ordinary electric lamp consumes ., , 32 C. P, "Tungsten" electric lamp consumes . .. 110 watts per hour .... 40 watts per hour Swin ! '.- 70 watts per hour JBy using Tungsten" lamps you can get 275 per cent Increas in light for ' tha same cost or in ether words 'can have tht Same quantity of tllumlnstioa for SS per cent of the cost of lighting with ordinary electric lamps. t ft vMVvrws . if.,-, ,vvv. The Astoria . Blectrlo Co. ....... . I'-flWtf, t ui.t i ., VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH -)00 TO(- ' ohnson iPPiipti CASTOR I A For Infaati andt Children, Us KisJ Yea Eaw AteajiE:;! 2!l!roniL0l Jcholheld ft M.ttson Co. MWt6MimltfcjaiiftflMiiiWttiiBnia iin h i,' ji'tVaiaii mil HiiiaL uiiiiai 1 I 1 OUir k Cures Coughs. Colds,' Croup', La Grippe, Asthma; ThroU j and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption THE ORIQIflAL LAXATIVE, HONEY and TAH ' : In th-"; ""'V yirtrpw pack ao. T.F.LAUREN OWL DRUG STORK.