THE MOTOtDffl ASTORIAN, ASTORIA.' OliEOON, J s 2$ Hi. THE J. S. BELLINGER CO. ASTORIAN. FORCAST OF EVENTS OF THE CODING WEEK ...... nttttiMHIMU NEWS AND NOTES IN inn. SPORTING FRATERNITY Mill""" SUNDAY, MARCH W . " I r n . I ' 1 J Wnnr Ijnnf i L IQflO I iiuauy IUIUUU .$1.50 July 30, 1906, t the poitofRce t Astoria, ii of March 3, 1879. . : tn either residence made by postal card or through tdephme. ihould bt Immediately reported to the office LEPHONE MAIN Ml. i -fbones, 7; ookr 5n NAME ESUS BLUNDER. t r a eve of the waterirom i - critical tourist is offended by the on- kempt, scraggiy, ,; and wanton array of broken piling. the "whiskers" of a oooiy w -in.. .u... v,,v heen there tor i years without number only serves to ll.i.. them dirtier, more ragged, thfv are fit accomp- CHIC from Master Fish War-' nime, of the trash aden back JJi McAllister, of this Sute premUes JX , i fhii issue. PUU a very,ever, and it may be mat tne i0b . - - . .h . ..roaiiy careless I are desirous of maintaining the ob scene harmony ot tne juuw., refrain from touching either nuisance. At all events, Astoria's waterfront is .7 . . .:;i;.w4 community. a disgrace to - There are several nne cun;";- properties, docks, warehouses, mdus 1 . . -,i s like, alonit the trial piams, - - . - river, that are well kept and of invit- . ik. m T W. ins appearance; dik - while the wreckage and filth and dis- order of the rest, - j a standing cause for adverse com ment from every liner that enters rd leaves the port; and the pnde o . . . j: ..r. nn 9i-COunt the city is at a ow' . , v. matter of the JTsioa of the Board of Fish Com moner from its o"8'na' . .... tr:ii.mHi and CiacKa.- etas rivers against salmon fishing, to conform with the general and joint .ction of the States of Oregon and Washington, as applied to the Colum bia: and clears a situation that was . . : 1 Hn.n this way. tast occn"" . , . Tfe. Moraine Astoria n s giaa. however, to have been quoted as the only paper that raised the cry o m- justice, to woica anui the Master Warden, in this section, ; will alwavs be and orgs w " ., found on the spot, in any similar went that may present itself upon more dependable grounds than this one has, though our source of author ity was deemed good when we used it The board, apparently, has never . Anw nneninff the tWO IMPORTANT EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE DURING THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. WASHINGTON, D. C, March 27. The ensuing seven days hold forth the promise of considerable num ber of interesting and important news t ..a. iirviti nun huivu' The wrestling ot ons" Payne tariff bill "1 continue to oc- ' . i dMh(rt ni trie PF-6;her intereng bits of news that may be expected to emanate from the seat of natwnal late io Hiijivi."". r- Otner ppuimi""- . . President Taft has proroi r one of the guests at the er of the Harvard Club at the Ral . . t....,1iv nttfht. Other I "... -ill k the retiring president Cfnator KOOl. Ul. jiu-.- ---- .'.nt il fIlh ett Hale and otners promu.v , ic me. . .. . Before the etfd Ot tne w steamship Hamburg, with LOione Rooseveu a touch at Gibraltar, and on Sunday the ship is due to reacn v the Roosevelt expedition will transfer to the steamer Admiral, leaving the r .k. witf of Atnca. next aay tor m , Events of special iniercM ... dustrial world will be more or less numerous to judge from the present outlook. The situation with regard to the threatened strike oi u w i.. with interest. miners win us " . . . - : U announced A reaucnon , by several of the steel companies to come into effect with the first day of the new month, on wmca ua firm MM 2 of it. . ) tne new mu...... - - - Before we undertaKe o important changes in ra.-u other regatta we should take soraej , lations also will come into steps OPC....V... save ourselves me rcy"'.' -r able from so plain a confession of our At least we can - . .u- rivers in Question trom me civic inum...v.- -- AorH to the 1st of May, and the final khm" the wh.skers from our water .npiu i w;iUm.e!f... that much of It. hearing ot tne pica m " "-jiacc ,d Clackamas people will not be . j ami. Anmninru uiivm : i nm umici v. v. - . , nCX.U u . i " - , . beara ana ucrau.. of next month; and it is most earn estly hoped that it win . . . .:.14 nrh raw and OiS- criminating concession as w prayed on idc gwuu 3-s-v board and of Mr. McAffiater, to see that no mistake is maac, -behalf. THOUSAND-DOLLAR LICENSE. lne urovc. v.v. - - ; sull hold the record in getting jobs of the presidential . xr ;!... w. 5t. Paul Railroad has fixed next Friday as he )na. A..,ba tfk t M r time for driving tne iasi of their sys- new rat.uw -- ,,m The avent is ol more man v- ,t : n,i.nrr a marking the uinary nupv. . - . completion of another transcontinen tal railroad line. The convict lease syicii, " has come in for much severe criticism of late years because of the graft and cmelttcs H was ik . cred. will come to an enu ... v,w.B.- next Wednesday, wncn uic f sed by the legislature to abolish the system will come into force- Under the new system the convicts are to Germany-, War Department is ex-jbe used on the .roads o the .ua - ! with airships rmcu i otner woirs u , We ding determinedly to our pre-kj on and machine guns.jIt is anticipated that under the new - r .t. - Urt rt nf President STSfi m-bankngi -V;0dd WOW acres on the good sense and justice of th , he national forest reservations. . o nr.inict.r t see.. . a nt fn retiring lisRS Donohue will Join the Chic ago White Sox aV Memphis next month. ? a.,.,m,ia has a tasi yvunH . .1 - .k uu'i-n to the name ot piaycr uv ....... UUIIKK. , Winning the Stanley tup gives i title of champion iiocitcy iv. v worm v v ' ' . ... 1 i.-tiv r.vrri U wiujf r""V ' t , . .. a;. A .i . j i .....inni hntttnioni. OI UIi" v."-t had better get 1 lie " - - , ... Honut Wagner's life insured if he makes good his threats to take out a ifu- . .. ...... ,...nnA ;lit.vi ' , .t .k. f-i.i.-inn.iii team. i nursing -",,.. ... . aV The St. Louis v.aru.. "7 camp . ,k. . play their nrst gams Pine B'ufl he next day. Manager tiugn jennm carded his r,e-an ; - The tail-end teams in the American association will look sad before the 168-game scheduled is played out. rovaleski of the Fhiladel- ' K'...;nat had made a nice start i.. ..i.'.i.ir.., i nohit name. That's the y j..lV .... B ., ... worst thing inai-cmnu uv. uraw aim ... . The Sullivan twins. in ... i t.vr Paris where they Will t-"t , hope to get on speaw..K .... (hose delightful French francs. Manager lieorge Scout" Arthnr Irwin and insirucu.. of Plavers" Duke tarrei mhh.k. able to show the New ork Hign landers how the game is played. Secretary worse v. " land league wants a lew i.tM-ua Whnt a nerve afe K"" ... . .hu umnires. when warning - . . i . ri!i-i B. . : iir nounds lighter Americans r - . . ....V . noro If Hack ttian nc ws isn't careful he will weaken himself taking off so mucn weigm. Manager Lumley of the Brooklyn ..,.a i mn in a name the other day when the Supcrbas beats the Jacksonville team. With Bowerman, Bates. Beaumont, Becker, Ball, Boultes and Barrett, .... I,,., fill(U S IOUO. 11 I II IT w T..'.. ' r ". .. J, f V.;1 , WW ,"t . : - tiff Sti.- fnr record ot me jc..."- .;ii k remembered as (president w I monumental. we cung - iw,th small cannon - dilection for a saloon hcense of fl,- p h the g0!d medals awarded by 000 per annum in this city. We want j t0 the Wright brothers will to see it tried out as a leverage for ; historical .importance as time . t .. -r t.nitV,1i nf the ,e' the mutinying oi , nJ on- aaloonman ano tne gene. One of the vital reasons for the ..ncmi agitation in Astoria is f mnv fflftfP a presence oi c.y the loons A description of the new attorney ,i .rents him as "Precise but nore sa-;s r and with the than the city can support ; Jesses of a guillo- since those that sutler lor ym .ti He i3 aU law." Mr. wicKcr legitimate patronage seek to eke that , edge may prove trou. ... i i f mate rflcuSj r . . . custom oi" ujr ..-6-"" - blesome to preaaiory . .u... mitatin trouble for all con- Plc-U,u r VilU3 pavv a 1 - cerned. , v, Orezon Republicans are trying to c-.i t,r 15.000 oeoole. lie-, uregon ih , Oaic.u, - 'l.armoni7e their meiuuu ui ... - enses 15 $sa,oons to the thous- .harmonize t i f t.,;nn. and one oi ine ana oi pupuia...., - - . consequences notable, is that she has but three policemen, including the chief. But granting 10 more to this city, owing to the demand of sea-port i-vti floatine oooulation, .t. -e mnre rationally meet ine j wuum ... - .. . t , ViHsmess and divide ine claims . . . it with more satisfaction, besides materially advancing the style and quality of the saloons. The people are g:ii.i - this everlasting saloon uproar, and it is an easy matter to purge the situa tion of a vast deal of its unpleasant ness, by the passage of an ordinance fixing the license at $1,000; that alone would eliminate the major cause and put the business on a footing where it could be better handled by the men at interest, as well as by the authori c c.,-li ;ten as this must lies. QUinv r soon be taken, or there will be a ' mood on in this city, that will gladly meet and aid the growing sentiment of the State for general prohibition The liquor men will do well to study things a little closer and try to catch the real meaning of the pro of the day. It is J1UJ1L11JI1 .lu.i'.v.-. - - t a fieht against liquor as such, as it is a p.y,. against and defiance of, the attitude assumed by the saloon as a political factor. This is what is angering and disgusting the vast majority, includ ing the men who drink, and unless a ' stand is taken by the business itself, to bring the trade to uecciu it will be wiped out from one end of Oregon to the other, the good with the bad. The $1,000 prescription is among the quickest and ' most effec tive of the remedies at hand, for the . u. !,...; ami for the man man m uu...v-. who, while he may not actually want to see the ultimate of prohibition, ' ii !t v. w.iv of fiat rebuke Will VUIC "J . , ' .i. ... .11 iio,l..d nssnmntion 01 lor uic uui' 1 power which the saloon is arrogating ltsclt, in pouiica -iirATTj'PTrpn'MT- WHISKERS ment bu,t when they gaze on the Democratic senator they elec ed, and who will antagonize the politics , of a . I . i. ..MahAOf ThPll Taft, they leei tnai wmcut"- scientific improvemcuis ... i ...n;.,t1 at the ex ment nave oeen " T ;. nmmnn sense. St. uouis G. D. ANOTHER KIDNAPPEE. Lonvennon-t o..v. w -- . .,,.rirn xtrrh 27. Uarwin s cu.m', -- will attract public notice during the CHICAGO, March " he occa,ionally puts H include the biennial inter- theory of the evolu. .on of .pe. ha (riendly M weeK wm Rmtherhood received a disconcerting MO w k .. . ,7 by Judge Wmdes tnai a "Missing link," exhibited at locan am ma lshow, is a dumb imbecile Louis iana negro boy. The court tias aw.ru- ed his custody to me nun,,.. - - ii. a "rnnar," at the show Doy was tuucu . and a graphic story was told of hi. capture at rt risk m Central Africa Thousands of persons have stared at him as a "canmnai ap "" ... ..if c,.,-ic. In reality he wna naii-.... - - President Taft expects next sum; mer to attend the trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress at Denver, the . . r, ( ciait Lake the Grand Army rcui..-.. -exposition at Seattle and t en aU sail along tne cw v sail . - 1 :U.BaPit10T West is a great nem m and is growing in, u.c Vy good travelers.-St. Louis G.-D. "THIS DATE IN HISTORY" Leon discovered 1313-Ponce Florida de : : , fnv vears will have law ueu.B'o "" , ,. ,. . a magnificent system ui wayJ- . r rs . c ani rrvnici irwua hm week will mciuae me u.c....,-. y national meeting of the Brotherhood j received i i r,ivi. Engineers and the decision UI L,UVVI1.V. r. council meeting oi uic w.o. - , tion of Women's Clubs, both of which are to meet in san nrrai, the annual convention of the Nation al Dental Association, at Birmingham Ala., and a conference called by Gov extort of Louisiana to meet in New Orleans to take action look ing to the establishment of uniform r-hild and women labor laws and the possible betterment ot conuii.w ... this respect throughout the South. In the foreign field, the ever-present Balkan problem will continue to .: .wi the i-fforts mak- occupy auc.H.".. , ; . . , ing to avert actual nosii. " 1 . 1 Inl.r.st. waicneu wm. ...v. v.- The popular demonstration that is scheduled to be held next Friday in . ' t - . (Via rf. .t rii f.i Mavtcn in ivtir ui niv v tne v-uy ui .".w ... - election ot rresiuem u to the the greatest and most specta cular affairs of its kind ever held in Mexico. The paraae, wmcn ... the chief feature of the demonstra te . . tion, is expected to emoracc w marchers representing all (parts of the republic. The annual race between the Cam- i.,;,t and Oxford crews will be row- ...;n i,,V like one-arm B's strong win . ...i. .u. !,;... later in tne WIU. .u . I1.n.nn I1V nC lacx Jul...."" " , , .- . .j ci.,.i,. PitTsimmons, Coroeti i . in the lame r.nu anci iuu.i.v same night Evidently tne u.g s . r..-. K,.t not bemit able meani - - . to think of Jack's name ran over the whole list. XT Mi ITT. . ' - , t.' ii, l 1) "J it1 i , i - V t ' iJ I t, I v I : 1 ft v There was a time when, it you were particular, you -couldn't get your clothes-notions carried out except at a tailors. But that was in the days of sweat shops before such great institu tions as Fechheimer Fishel Co., of New York City, were in ex istence. Their garments are designed and tailored by the most skilled craftsmen in the world, Not only the cloth, but every detail of the workmanship is subject to the critical scrutiny of ex perts before it leaves the fac tory. . .,, .,, No fabric can go into an "Eff Ef f" garment that has not with stood the rigid rain and bleach ing test to which all cloth used by the Fechheimer Fishel Co., is subjected whether it be a suit or coat for $18 to $35. WE ARB EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR "EFF-IFF" CLOTHING 1 1 ii IK in k HARRISON JEM MACE GETTINQ ALONG 1 n'DON, March 27--Jem Mace, the famous old time pugilist, kept open house today for the acore. oi r- I. timtTfT WUU kvuvu the beainning of his eignnem j" ----- ' ! t,n1a net1 hoartv and even champion ' . t ,. . .;,.miiu nni on the now nc r gloves for a friendly setto. Mace was corn aiarcn . -" first attained wide fame in 1861 when he defeated Sam Hurst ir , a fight for the championsmp anu a i- -"- .. i. rminiU for Mace It lOOK UII.J 'B" - , . .1.. nnu,r(ii1 Hurst, who to pur away ,-- . . ,i,u r.r..inti.iv had won the championsmp i': . . . , r. 1 1 . m raauwa. - . . v' ?fi 1S62. when he lost the title io Tom King in 21 rounds- Ma i u. r. r.n three times. is declared to be, despite his gro k. - o tbcyoul, q, face and head, ta wM a drawMace less. His name is wi.i.c -' - , .: ri : Rypanu in hi, mother declared he was kidnaped . " - 7. V' , Ti Allen Mav oi mm j" -j 11 ...... r fi affrt 1,, jt...-. r,"- at itcw Orleans in a fight for the championship of America. He was to ave lougtu joe u' ,ul ,,,v chmtonhip. but the authorities in- tcrlere& and preventcu me . After muting several pugilists m minor reputation Mace returnea to F.ngland aid a few years reurtu from the ring with a sufficiency of this world' iood to keep him in comfort the rcit of hi life- FRYING PAN INTO FIRE vpV YORK. March 27. Datum- ick Revelli, who w.n in Italy at the time of the earthquake ami ahiuc K,oi vapei... wiim i ' a .vi"i vi ,i MfSsina earthquake and who arrived ,i,itt .Mintrt- thi.-wptW. wprc mar- Iried in Hoboken yesterday, mkm a coiuerence oi nwi."........ educator, manufacturer nJ laoor leader from all part of the United States which i to be held April 10 under the ampiee of the American , ... uUnr titatlnn. The aovernment will be represented by Charlei 1'- Neill, eommiwlontr of labor, and Daniel C Ketfe, commi jiioncr general of immigration. BIO POW WOW CHICAGO March 27. Lc(Wntion in the interests of workers of the country will be the subject of discu- MME. FELIX PALMISTRY AND CARD READING. Pat, present and future; give val uable advice on all event of lit. buinei, love, marriage, change or travels: can rtau jum m.hi . . . ... thought through the card; tan ten the work you are gifted (or through Palmistry; will be htr for ont week only. Reading, 50 cent to f 1.00. Ladie or gentlemen. Room 112, 578 Commercial ttreet. tmt Uv nuttino arnuno! it one of our celebrated This is the season ot the year to imp rt , r : AMERICArv WIRE FdINvp . , ... . ed over tne rcnuid. VAi-St. Marv's hrst settiemKin , - ,., , fnrt1:.ke next batur- Maryland, iounuvu. . Bradstrect, colonial I 1 174 Jl"'"" . t .. . 1 1 A,aA fit governor ol -New ungiami, u. Salem, Mass. Born in England in 16?7'6I?,ench burned Fort Bull, heer 'Oneida County, N. Y. i , - , t. ..1-j kArnm.- rirpvl- 1775 Jonn Kuneugc uv-- . dent of South Carolina. lanlThe navv yard and marine barracks at Washington established. 1814 Gen. jaCKson uuv.l---. Creek Indians at battle of Horseshoe Bend. . . Uo nut the finishing 1830-Lu.s Antomo : f l.jl;ln o government. ernor ot ... San Francisco. Born June u, - ig30j,fassacre at uoliaa, iexds. 1865 Siege of Mobile began. ,ooi -t?io nprsons killed in a loot . , . powder explosion at Oakland, Cal. 1895 Great tire in - . . t i nnO Afin volving a loss oi day- The Cambridge crew, accord ing to the latest advices from the other side, is expected to rule a slight favorite in the betting Another step toward the establish . -f ..... fmmnnwealth in South Africa will be taken Tuesday, 'when the parliaments of Cape Col ony, Natal, the Transvaal of the I Orange River Colony will take action Ion the proposed constitution. If i favorable action is taken the union Loiunntion will meet again in June toucties to uk TRACING HIS RECORD . . r. . rnA :n One Dav 10 VU. v wv.v. ... " Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggist retuna mu.. .. it fails to cure. E W GROVE'S signature is on each box 25c. ... . . SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March u A special from Pittsburg say J. II Boyle, kidnaper of Willie Whitla, the Sharon boy, is ocucvcii y m. Grayson of this city to be the same Boyle who as agent lor mi- nn... cd Oil Company left Seattle, Wash- ,i t.rtM n way nan. takincr with him several thousand dollars -of the company s money. ii hi Tt - ' ' i' . . ' - . , , 4 J 1 s , ' I ' I . t I , , f - -. . . i;- r -ff '.- V - ,r.. t 1 ' U--4 1 ,'' , - t' 'a . --- V - j; f1 - ' - - t. , - 1. r. . . ' f v ' , 4 . . y .! . . 1 - . .' i? '.r , : : - v -. 1. 1 1 s , 1 r . wi ' j - ' r . f ' 1 rr "nri" Iifr' i-a-a-L-u-uailTI"1 trit1 111-inin intiifiiww'irBtiiiTiiwMaiMw hhhmium . Let os Give you an estimate. It will pay you. ptARD STOKES HARDWARE CO