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ALL ABOUT THE CHAMPION
KID SLUGGER AND HIS
CONTESTS.
CHICAGO. April 22.-There will
be no bout between Monte Attell ind
Johnny Coulson unless Attell agrees
to box tt 115 poundi ringside."
This is the ultimatum sent, to James
CoSfroth. the San Francisco promoter
by Emil Coulon, father of the bantam
champion. Coulon says he has con
ceded enough in agreeing to a weight
far a bore the bantamweight limit of
today, and states that he will not
agree to scaling six hoars before the
bout, as Attell wishes.
"Coffroth wants us to meet June
12 in a 25 round go," said the father
of the champion, "but I think we have
made concessions enough without
giving Attell all he wants in the
weight Lou Boannan is after Johnny
again but he will have to post a for
feit beore we will notice him. Wil
Eara Scoville of Kansas City, has
made an offer for Johnny to meet
Kid Russell of Denver, May 14, in a
tea ound go at 110 pounds and if
Attell does not make some conces
sions we will make this match."
THE POPE IS pPPOSED.
Head Of The Catholic Church Doeaj
Hot Approve Of Women In Politic
on the Main, according to special
cable dispatch to the Herald today.
Years ago Salomon was one oi me
foremost men in western politics and
reform movements. Born in Halber
stadt Germany, on August 11. 1827, he
was graduated from the university of
Berlin and came to the United States
in 1849 settling in Wisconsin, where
he was admitted to the bar in 1855.
He was elected Lieutenant governor
Governor Hardy, the following year
because of the death of the utter.
For a score of vears from 1869. until
he returned to Germany to reside, he
was active in reform movements in
New York.
TRAVELERS IN SESSION.
FORT WORTH, Texas. April 22--
Fort Worth extended o cordial wel
rnme todav to the many delegates
ant! vkitnr assembled for the nine
teenth annual convention of the Texas
division of the Travelers Protective
Association. The initial session was
held in Byers' Opera House this
morning, the programme opening
with oraver bv Rev. Bartow B. Ram
aco and an address of welcome by
Mavor W. D. Williams. For the
visiting delegates an appropriate re
coonse was made bv President J. W.
Graves. After luncheon the conven
tion reassembled for business- Re
ports from the several officers showed
the organization in this State to be
in a highly flourishing condition. The
gathering will continue three days,
during which time the business ses
sion will be interspersed with elabo
rate entertainment orovided for the
j delegates and the ladies who accomp
jany them.
RARE MIX UP OF SYSTEMS AND
POINTS OF FEW CAUSE
DIFFICULTIES.
WASHINGTON. April 22,-Many
difficulties are being encountered, ac
cording to official reports from the
isthmian canal xone, in the grading of
he nuhlc schools there, the point
jof view of people coming from hun
dreds of different places on education
al matters has proved one of the
greatest handicaps. Not only do the
white children alone represent over
500 different schools and a score or
distinct educational systems,
but the teachers themselves represent
sixteen different states.
The absence and tardiness among
the white pupils is very few, and
among the colored children is de
scribed as chronic and under present
conditions nracticallv incurable.
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The constant changing of places oi
residence is cited as another difficulty
encountered.
TO HANG SLAYER.
CHICAGO. Ill . April 22-Prepar
stlons have been concluded at the
county jail for the execution tomor
row of David Anderson, convicted
murderer of Policeman Michael Cal
i,v,,., Tt murder of Policeman
Callahan occurred Ian. 9, W08. when
he sought to arrest Anderson and a
companion, the latter being killed Dy
the policeman.
MEETING OF Y. W. C A.
WOMEN OF CHICAGO UNIVER
SITY ATHLETIC BOARD DE
NOUNCE THEM
CHICAGO. Aoril 22,-Biir hats
and lofty pompadours have been cen
sured at the University of Chicago
for scientific reasons. The personal
ammrteminces have been placed on
the official blacklist by the depart
ment of physical culture and athletics
and co-eds who insist upon retaining
them will feel the wrath of the au
thorities.
Miss Gertrude Dudlcv. director of
Woman's athletics, declares that the
hats and pompadours not only are
entirely unnecessary, as aids to tne
new education, hut atso are unuueS'
tionably unwise and intolerable from
a hygienic standpoint
The immense hats, she says result
in arresting the circulation of air to
an extent which is decidedly harmful.
BULLFIGHTING UNIVERSI1
MADRID. Aoril 22. A University
of Bullfiffhtins has been established at
Biboa, and will open its doors July !
It will take the place of the famous
Seville Bullfighters' School, which
wa ftimnressed bv Kine Ferdinand
VII. early in the nineteenth century.
ILWACO
J. A- Howerton and son. Norman,
returned Monday from Portland
where they spent several days dur
ing which time Mr. Howerton select
ST. PAUL, Minn., April 22. Sever-, ej nuic, 0 ,;., spring stock of furni
al hundred delegates, representing a ure. Xhey visited several relatives
membershio of more than litt.uu i Vancouver, during their absence.
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Astor A. Seaborg returned the lat-
CANADIAN GRAIN LAW.
TORONTO. Ont.. April 22-The
NEW YORK, April 22. The an- c grain section of the Dominion Marine
nouncement from Rome that Pope Association at a meeting held here
Pius is opposed to women in politics yesterday decided to abandon the new
created much interest among the par-1 clause in the bill of lading limiting
tisans to both sides of the suffrage! the shortage of grain to one half
movement here. Mrs. Mary G. Hay. bushel in a thousand bushels- Cer-
leading suffragette, declared that i tain American vessels and several
nothing the Pope could say would Canadian ships were accepting chart
tinder women from fighting for what ers irrespective of the clause and as a
they believed to be right. Frederick j reSult the Canadian Grain trade was
Nathan whose wife is -one 6f the being diverted to Buffalo, the situa
leading clubwomen of the country, .. tion becoming so serious that the do
takes a similar view. On the other j minion government wired the associa
,in,t Vfr r.ilhcrt F. Tones, a leading tinn to revert to the old order of
anti-suffragette applauded the pope 'things and vessels will now accept
for the stand he had taken. i shipments on the best terms they can
Father Winne. editor of the Mes-1 make.
aenger, a leading Catholic publication j
is of the opinion that his holiness did j ROLLER DEFEATED.
not mean that women should not en- j
joy equal rights with men, but that ( CHICAGO, April 22. Dr. Roller,
they should not permit their political ; the seattie heavyweight wrestler, fail
activities to interfere with the primr j c(J tQ throw j;m Galvin, the New
ary duties of the home. He said that !y0rk grappler, twice in thirty minutes
as Catholic women recognize this the j. ht A iost the match. Roller
anrtrape. movement nas ncvci uwh
wj popular with them.
never
GOOD MAN GONE.
... r.n : ifi
i succeeded in gaining one ia"
'minutes, 25 seconds, with a crotch
Shold and a wrist lock, but could not
Jpin Galvin's shoulders to the mat in
the remaining time.
Former Wisconsin Governor Goes
The Way Of The Flesh. j
TAMMANY TRIUMPH.
NEW YORK, April 22. Edward
that the "iov-ridine" bosses up
Edward , .. ,.,, .!,;, steam roller
Salomon former governor of Wis-i ov the Rughes direct pri.
consin, died yesterday at Frankfort ; bi) Tammany leadcrs are open-
't.. uctmrv r.Aav that this metroDO-
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Punched
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"faddish " man. 22l
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Green, Tan or Oxllood In colors;
also Dull Elack Calf and Patent
Something different for the stylish
dresser. Priced at $5.00.
Clias. V. Brown
The Family Shoeman
lis is as good as won for them to loot
'for another four years. With the
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primary polls in their poclcets as oi
old, the henchmen of Murphy are al
ready setting about the selection of a
'' slate on which only the names of their
creatures are to appear. If Gotham
is left a prey to the Tammany tiger
after the coming election, the people
may blame their plight straight back
! to this gagging of Hughes' efforts for
direct primaries, it is conceded by
: political observers here. That the
bosses of the wigwam are not going
to walk easily away with this offer
' ing from their confederates at Albany
is- shown by the awakening sentiment
for a real primary vote for the peo
ple which is every where following
I the scandalizing work of the machine
; legislators. In throttling the gover
inor's primary measure in the same
1 session in which they did to death a
' bill to regulate the corporations it is
: believed the bosses have wrought the
j beginning of their end hereabouts.
j People past middle life usually have
I some kidney or bladder disorder that
saps the vitality, which is naturally
lower in old age. Foley's Kidney
Remedy corrects urinary troubles,
! stimulates the kidneys, and restores
i strength and vigor. It cures uric acid
I troubles by strengthening the kidneys
I so they will strain out the uric acid
'that settles in the muscles and joints
causing rheumatism. Owl Drug Store,
T. F. Laurin,
voting women, are attending the na
tional biennial convention of the
Young Women's Christian Associa
tion in session at the Central r resoy-
terian Church in this city. The dele
gates come from nearly all parts of
the United States and Canada.
Rev. Andrew Gillies led the prayer
service at the opening session this
afternoon. Miss Grace Dodge ot
Mew York, national president, presid
ed, and the chief speaker was Miss
Mary E. Woolley. president ot Mount
Holyoke College, who too as ner
snhiect the Y. W. C. A. movement in
relation to the problems of the wo
men of today.
President Cvrus Northrop ot the
University of Minnesota presides at
the session tonight, with fresident
Francis J. McConnell of DePauw
ITniversitv as the chief speaker.
Other persons of note who are to be
heard at the succeeding sessions ot
the convention include Bishop Chas.
P. Anderson, of Chicago. Rev.
Samuel L. Ewemer of the Student
Volunteer Movement Prof, Walter
Rauschenbusch of the Rochester The
nlnmnl Seminarv. and Walter M.
Wood, secretary of the Philadelphia
Y. M. C. A.
The convention will remain in ses
sion until next Tuesday and will be
followed bv a two days' conference of
Y. W. C. A. secretaries in Minneapolis.
FAMOUS SURGEON RETIRING.
LONDON. Aoril 22.-By the re
tirement from practice next month of
Sir Felix Semon the career of the
leailinir throat soecialist in Europe
will be broueht to a close. Sir Felix,
who was born at Danzig sixty years
ago, was the son of a stockbroker.
Since 1901 he has held the position
of physician extraordinary to King
Edward, and his works on surgical
subjects have earned him a wide repu
tation. Patients have even come from
America to seek his advice, and not
long ago the Khedive of F.gypt was
one who consulted him.
A German by birth, Sir Felix serv
ed his country in the war of 1870,
joining the 2nd Uhlans as a volunteer.
He took oart in several engagements
and was present at the sieges of Metz
and Paris. Several medals remind
him of his military achievements.
Selka's the new jewelry store is now ready to supply your
wants in the line of Jewelry, High Grade Watches, Hand
Painted China, Rich Cut Glass and Beautiful Silverwear, suit
able for all occasions.
We Cordially Invite the People of
Astoria
to come and look through cur stock and gtt acquainted with our reasonable prices
which will be the assurance of our success, we will be pleased to show you goods
at any time whether you purchase or not.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing
Headquarters for Wedding Gifts
PI IZ A'S 507 C0MMERCIAL ST-
DLlrl 0 XII E JEWELER &
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
DETROIT, Mich., April 22.-1 n
resnonse to an invitation issued by
the Detroit Board of Commerce, dele
gates representing the commercial
organization of a number of the lead
ing cities of the country assembled
here today to take part in a three
day's conference for the dnscussion
of the subiect of Canadian reciprocity.
The promoters of the conference be
lieve that, in view of the Canadian
nreferential tariff law now in force,
reciprocal trade relations to the mu
tual advantage of the united States
and Canada can be brought about if
Congress can be induced to take act
ion in the matter.
ter part of last week from the Nascl
where he spent a few days on busi
ness.
Gene Bouton, who for the past
week has been working on the tele
phone lines at Nahcotta for the II
waco Telephone Co., came down the
first of the week for more supplies.
The Modern Remedy Co., showed
in Ilwaco last week. Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday nights, and they
had a good attendance each evening.
Several beautiful presents were given
away. The grand priie, a diamond
ring, was won by Miss Edith Whit
comb, as the most popular young
ladv in Ilwaco. Saturday evening af
ter the show, the hall was turned over
to the young people, and two or three
hours, was most enjoyably spent in
dancing.
Mrs- M. M. Hawkins, who for the
past six weeks has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carmichael and fam
ily, and her son, Ben Hawkins, in
Vancouver, returned home the first
of the week- During her absence, she
enjoyed a short outing at the Col
lins Springs.
Chester Loomis of Loomis station,
was a visitor to Ilwaco Sunday. He
returned late in the evening.
Several people from this city and
the Sand Ridge, went to Bear River
Sunday, on a fishing trip. They are
as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Mclnster,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Butts; Miss
Mabel Hughes, and Milfred Butts.
They did not return with a large
catch, but they report a pleasant time.
W. A. Fowler of Young's River,
came over the latter part of last
week and spent a couple of days with
his family in this city.
George L. Colwell was a business
visitor to Ilwaco the first of the
week.
H. B. Woodruff has iust finished
papering and painting the interior of
his confectionery store, preparatory
for the coming busy season.
The trrand ball in the Ilwaco opera
house on the 24th of April is being
looked forward to with much pleas
ure by all those who expect to at
tend, as it promises to be the best
dance Ilwaco has known for some
time. The Columbia orchestra of
Astoria has been engaged and a spec
lal train will make the run lrom wa
cotta and all points to Ilwaco while
a launch will bring the crowd down
from Chinook and McGowan.
TO CHANGE THE DATE.
SAN FRANCISCO.- April 22-
Mr. J. Moroney, Chairman of the
Californit Branch of the National
Model License League, announces
that the trade convention of all of the
wine and spirit interests of the Pa
cific Coast, which was to have been
held in San Francisco, May 10, ha
been postponed to May 17 The
clunue in date is due to the fact that
the time originally selected conflict
with other conventions to beTicId in
San Francisco.
The object of the convention is to
form the Coast trade into a gigantic
organization that will work in concert
against prohibition and in favor of the
proper regulation of the lintn'r busi
ness on the Coast
Mr. Moroney Has ticen an aruent
advocate of model license since the
national organitation formulated re
strictive laws and he is convinced
that all that is required to preserve
the wine and stiirit interest of the
Coast is united action on the part of
the trade in favor of all measure that
will guarantee obedience to law and
respect for public sentiment.
At the convention the national body
will be represented by Capt D. M.
Smith, General Counsel of the League
who will deliver an address on the
legal and political phases of the
liquor problem.
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WIDOW WANTS MORE.
CHICAGO, April 22 -After de
liberating for five months Mrs. Su
zalla Ella Dean, widow of John E.
Dean, who died November HI, IWHfc
has flecidcd to contest her late hus
band's will. She has brought suit in
the Supreme Court for the dower in
terest in her husband's estates which
i valued at $1,170,000. By the terms
of the will she was to receive only
$25,000 and the income from $50,000,
the latter being conditional upon her
acceptence of the terms of the will
without a contest and in accordance
with an ante-ntiotial agreement. The
"Dean Twins," well known in society
are be rtaiichtcrs of Mr. Dean by a
former wife.
During the spring every one would
be benefitted by taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy. It furnishes a needed
tonic to the kidneys after the extra
strain of winter, and it purifies the
blood by stimulating the kidneys, and
causing them to eliminate the impuri
ties from it. Foley's Kidney Rem
edy imparts new life and vigor.
Pleasant to take. Owl Drug Store, T.
F. Laurin,
VIRGINIA GAMES OPEN.
LYNCHBURG. Va.. April 22.
With all signs pointing to an inter
esting pennant race, the Virginia
League starts the' season of 1909 to
day. Opening games are scheduled
as follows: Portsmouth at Norfolk,
Danville at Richmond, and Roanoke
at Lvnehhiirir. The schedule pro
vides for a season of 126 games, to
close Sept 11,
THE VENEMOUS BULLET.
NE WYORK, April 22.-Antonio
Villa neglected to pay rent for his
furnished room to Mrs, Mary Pastri
and when he. returned home in West
T-Tnhnken 1ut tiiiVit dtie shot him
The bullet penerated his body killing
him instantly, passing out of a wind
ow and struck Mrs. 1'astrrs lime
daughter, who was playing in the
yard. The child will die.
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