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THE MOJtNINQ ASTOKIAN, A8TOHIA, UKKUON.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 1909.
DEADLY MISCHIEF OONEiCRIMES THAT DISGRACE
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YOUR VACATION &
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ANCIENT RECORDS
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and KTceully call iftir aiieniicn io
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'wcrTe whie ax can alc furnisli and fuaranii
,&e meet Tcrfcci wcrfoKznteij,
A. V. ALLEN
FOREIGN BOLT FOUND IN
THE MECHANISM OF THE
SALEM'S TURBINES.
STORY OF ITALIAN BRUTISH
NESS COMING TO A HEAD
IN NEW YORK.
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A CHOICE OF FOUR
L TAT T WOULD TAKE!
OIY I0T TEA
VIRGINIA HOST, HOWEVER.
HAD A VERY BIG SUPPLY
OF LIQUORS READY
WASHINGTON. May 4.-A story
f President Taft'a visit to the home
ef Representative Carlin at Alexan
dria last Sunday has just leaked out.
The Congressman is a hospitable
rr ' i . i j t . . i . i .
1 nations. He has given $35,000 to the
President was on the water wagon ., , . - ,,
... , . .? College of Idaho, at Caldwell This
but took no chances. He is said to. . . . ...
... . , . . was contingent npon the institution
fcave had on ice plain and vintage I . . .Cftnn j t r.-.
. . ,. . i raiding $75,000 additional. The re
ehampaignes, red and white wines, . r , . . .
, ... . .. . , ti qutrement was met largely through
whiles, brandies, beer and malt of g Finney, ,
T,T f t 1 in the college, who interest!
and still waters, Jersey and Hoi? tcin. . " .
. . . - , . i Dr. Pearsons in its progress and
buttermilk, ginger-ale and sarsapar- , . .... . " .
.,, ... I worked dihgentlv to raise the amount,
ilia pop and lemonade. j
"Would you like some refreshment,
Mr. Taft?" the bost inquired. OLD FOLKS WED.
"That hot ride has made me thirs-
ty." said the President "I would like CHICAGO, May 4 In the latest
something to drink." i batch of marriage license issued here
"What can I serve you," asked Car- i
En, brightening op.
"I would like a cup of hot tea."
As the story is told, the climax
came in the discovery that there was
aot a bit of tea nearer than the groc
ery store.
IN SESSION AT. HELENA.
HELENA, Mont, May 4.-Ehus-tasti'c
Sunday school workers from all
sections of Montana invaded Helena
today for the nineteenth annua! con
vention of their State organization.
A welcome demonstration at St. Pauls
M. E. Church ushers in tie conven
tion this evening and the session
thus begun will continue until Friday.
A large attendance and a programme
f unusual interest combine to give
promise of a successful gathering.
BRYAN VISITS WINNIPEG.
WINNIPEG, Man., May 4 -William
J. Bryan of N'ebrajia is in Win
nipeg for a visit of two days. Tonight
c4 tCttOrrov tight ks i to be hea'd
At3H letrorf lUtt-'-sta fte Central
Cfctgretatisal '-J.jJA Scats" for
fcoO kx&frsf rtSslel on sale a
VSe& tgo i&lltpypiy s practi
cHy tii&t4 h44rst y of th
sJe. .
K M.'C4 A FAKE.
Mm'te'Tlfc tS2&' .'He "Advertised"
A Sunday School Picnic.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-At the home
eoming night of the King's Highway
Presbyterian church last night the
Dr. Rev. C. Goodson. of the Highland
Park Church. Chicago, former pastor
The Bad
Effects of
OOfJStlPATIOfl
Impure blood, offensive breath,
heavy bead, shortness of
breath, bilious attacks, fitful
sleep, loss of appetite, feverish
conditions, all come from one
cause Constipation.'
The Good
Effects of
AM'
FILLS
remedy these conditions be
cause they remove the cause.
They star the bowels, work
the liver, sweeten the breath,
cleanse the blood, tone the
stomach, clear the head, im
prove the appetite and bring
restful sleep.
The oldest and best correct
ive medicine before the public
re Beecham's Pills.
bid vrywiitr.
la bozos 10c. sod 85c
BEECH
here, told of a prest agent story that
! won notice for the church several
The Rev. Dr. Goodson sought public
iiy or the church and at a picnic was
raanged that a boy should rescue from
drowning another youth. A boy was
pushed into the water mi sated. The
scheme worked sucoMptaly and the
church picinic got a first eage scare-
head. The newspaper were told of
the rescue but at the time were not
advised of the prearranged plans.
MONEY FOR IDAHO COLLEGE-
CHICAGO. May 4-Dr. D- K.
Pearsons benefactor of small colleges
! has made the first of his promised do-
are five couples, whose combined ages
as reported, are 601 years- The ban
ner pair was Hugh Hains and Alice
Bransett. both of Rossville, Ind.. and
both 75 years old. Geo. Searle of
Northfield, Minn, who is 60 years old,
took as his wife Lizzie Beardsley, five
years his junior. The other three
were Chicago couple whose ages rang
ed from 44 to 64 years.
DEAF MUTE TRAVELS.
BOSTON. May 4. Melvin Lien, a
deaf mnte 21 years of age, has started
to walk from south Boston to the
Chicago City Hall. He will begii
the trip without a cent in his pockM
and is not to take a cent of charity
(faring the journey.
If all goes well on his trip to Chic
ago. Lien intends to go on to San
Francisco, and then, if able, to get j
work on a ship, to cross the Pacific j
continuing his way around the world j
and earning his way back across the
Atlantic to Boston.
DIRECT TO MANCHURIA. j
!
VICTORIA. B. C, May 4.-Vhen I
the Osaka Shosen Steamship Comp- j
any starts its trans-Pacific service j
next month with the sailing of the j
steamer Tacoma Maru, a through !
traffic connection with Manchuria and ;
Asiatic Russia to Europe will be ef '
fected under a Russo-Japanese Traffic
convention which has just been com- '
pleted according to advice received ;
here today. Cor.n.-ction will be t
made via Japan with the steamers !
running to uainy, me lerm.nai, o, me ,
Southern Machurian Railway Comp-j
?.ny and via. the Japanese Government j
railroad to Tsuruga and the Russian
volunteer steamship line from there
to Vladivostock. .
BACK TO KOREA.
! lions of sour undigested food, Nau
Prin Ttn Will Ain Trv To Ouiet ! sea' Headaches, Dizziness, Constipa-
Things There.
TOKIO, Saturday, March 27.
Prince Ito, the resident general of
Korea, who is now traveling for his
health in the Southern part of Japan,
it is believed will return once more to
Korea. This means that the few
thousand Koreans who are roaming
through the country creating distur
bances are now to be given one more
chance to behave. But in the event
oif continued opposition to Japan con
trol and reforms in Korea, Prince Ito
will take his hands off the whole mat-
j ter. Conditions have undoubtedly
i improved in Korea since September,
j 1905. A peaceful development is go
j ing on at the principal centers. The
j new courts are working more smooth-
ly all the time, the educational system
I is steadily developing and the people j
are beginning to unaerstana mat
every man has rights that will be protected.
QUINCY. Mass., May 4-The
builders of the turbine scout cruiser
Salem have issued a statement that
will cane the U. S. Government to
investigate the crippling of one of the
turbines on the war vessels; an iron
bolt, which had no connection with
the turbine and which was not em
ployed in that part of the vessel was
found in the engine. It was this that
hammered the buskets fiat and prac
tically crippled the cruiser.
Commander Baily of the navy has
arrived here to make the investiga
tion on behalf of the Government.
"We can account for the presence
of this stray bolt in the turbine only
by saying that it was put there with
malicious intent", said Secretary Mc
Quarrie of the constructing Company.
'We have made four or five examin
ations of the Salem's turbines. Last
Saturday we made further examina
tions of both port and starboard tur
bines. When we opened the port tur-
bine we found a bolt which aroused
considerable suspicion. That grade
of bolt was never used in constructing
the turbine. It was never used tn a
part of the boat near the turbine"
WOMEN HELP POLICE.
CHICAGO. May 4.-A real "beauty
squad" feminine instead of masculine
had been added temporarily to the
police force to sit on the lid-
Girle and women have been re
cruited by Assistant Chief Schuettler
to act as detectives in seeing that the
shutdown order is obeyed in places
where there is known to be in search
of refreshments with their escorts
after midnight.
They will be a true "flying squad
ron, as they have no regular hours
or days for work but will be sent out
whenever the man in charge desires
to send them or believes it necessarv.
WHERE DID IT GO?
ALL MISERY OF INDIGESTION
VANISHES PROMPTLY.
STOP THE FOOD FOMENTING
Free Yourself From Dread Stomach ;
Trouble by Taking a Little Diapep-
sin Which Digests All Food and
Stops Fermentation An Absolute ,
Cure For All This Misery is Wait-;
ing For You.
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n in:iy wno stirrers an aitacs or inui-
gt lion or some form of Stomach '
roi h ; why don't you keep a case of i
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1 r J
This harmless blessing will digeu
anything you can cat. without th-:
s,ightest (Jiscomfort( and rcguhUc a
Stomach fiye minutes after.
T vor riharma(.:. to ,pt vol.
jread (he formu,a p,ainly j)rinte(J m
thcse 50.ccnt ca,cs of t)ape.g DiapelJ.
I sin, then you will readily see why
jthey cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach,
j Heartburn and prevent at once such
miseries as Belching of Gas, Eructa-
uun aim outer louidLii uiauruct.
Some folks have tried so long
i i c 1. .i: i
to
find relief from Indigestion with th
common evcry-day cures advertised
that they have about made up their
minds that they have something else
wrong, or believe theirs is a case of
Nervousness, Gastritis, Catarrh of the
Stomach or Cancer.
This is a serious mistake. Your
real trouble is, what you eat does not
digest; instead, it ferments and sours,
turns to acid, Gas and Stomach poi
son, which will putrefy in the entire
digestive tract and intestines, and, be
sides, poison the breath with nauseous
odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough
digestion, and without the slightest
discomfort or misery of the Stomach,
is waiting for you as soon as you de
cide to try Papc's Diapepsin.
One candy-like Triangtile, taken
after eating, will promptly digest all
your food, the same as a strong,
healthy stomach would do it,
NEW YORK. May 4. -Believing
that kidnapers killed seven-yen r-old
Antonio Malfctti and threw hi body
into the East River on discovering
that no reward would be paid for his
recovery, the Brooklyn police last
nijht arrested two men on suspicion
Antonio disappeared March 14, and
his body was recovered in the river
two days later.
On two different occasions follow
ing the disappearance of the hoy, two
strange men foreigners, called on th?
lad's mother am! questioned her con
cerning the case, asked her how much
money she had in the hank and if she
had decided to offer a reward for the
recovery of her son. When the body
was found there were Indications ac
cording to the police, that the boy
had been frightfully beaten and pos
sibly killed before being thrown in
the water. This, and the fact of the
visits of the two men to the Malfctti
home led the police to investigate, and
while the detective were at the
house last night, two men, stranger
: to the family, called- On the sugges-
tion of the dead boy's relatives they
were taken into custody. The parents
of Antonio believe that when the kid-
jnapers found that they were unable to
i pay a reward they kilted the boy and
; ",r'w M ,n, ,he r!vf r
CLUB CAN'T SELL, EITHER.
Decision
Against Elks Lodge
Canon City, Colo.
In
DENVER. Col., May 4-The Su
preme Court of Colorado held Mon
day that Clubs in prohibition towns
have no right to dispense liquor even
to their members.
The case involved primarily the
Elks lodge of Canon City, which
sought to make a test case of the
matter.
HE "EXPLAINS" FAITH CURES-
CHICAGO, May 4.-That the
Emanniiel movement, new thought
faith cures and all other systems of
mental healing utilize electricity
found in the human body, is the as
sertion of Andrew McConiieU of New
York, in a communication to the
League of Ri?ht Living.
"This curative principle can be
proved with scientific exactness to he
electricity." he says. "This is pro
duced through digestion and assim
ilation. P,y this power most of our
so-called faith cures are made."
LUXURIOUS. BUT
NEW YORK, May 4 -Accordina
; to the f sures of the Customs offic
(the luxuries imported into this coun
! try (hiring April indicate a return of
prosperity. During the month dia-
monds, pearls and other precious
stones aggregating an appraised alui
of $2.41f,242 were imported through
itlus port
This is six times the quan
tity imported during the same month
tncf vpir itift ia mnpD h neurit lintf
.... ', , ,
a million more than value of the prec-
lions stones imported during April,
i IW. lit the same month 172 auto-
mobiles of the .-'ooraised value of
r;i siff.tH'fi imnr,rtif1 Hnrlflff Ann!,
!$.1I5j2, were imported, while in
I April I90R. there were only seventy
one automobiles, valued at $181,496
brought in.
HONORING THE WRIGHTS.
NEW YORK, May 4-Thc reccp
tion of the Wright Brothers in th's
country will not suffer by comparison
with their treatment abroad, if the
plans of the Aero club of America, as
announced last night, are fulfilled,
When Wilbur and Orvillc Wrigh'
with their sister, Miss Katherinc, ar
rive at New York probably on May
14, they will be met down the bay by
representatives of te Aero Club and
aviation committee of Automobile
Club of America who will take them
off the steamer at quarantine and
bring them up to the city. Here ttr.y
will be tendered a reception at the
automobile club or at , a hotel, and a
dinner will be given them at which
distinguished persons will be invited
to speak. On June 10 President Taft
will present to the brothers the Acn
Club's medal in the East room of the
White House. After the presentation
of the medal the Wrights will begin
trial for Government contract.
DEAD MAN'S MONEY.
NEW YORK, May 4.-A fight over
the estate of Dr. Thomas W. Evans,
Yellowstone national park
YOiSEMITE VALLEY
LAKE TAHOE
ALL YOUR EXPENSES PAip
IF YOU HAVE FRIENDS IN THE EAST WHO WANT
TO VISIT UQ PACIFIC COAST WE CAN ARRANGE IT
s
lyrnmtiou amkm va
the famous dentist, who assisted Km
press Eugenie to escape from he
palace in Paris at the time of the
icge by the Prussians, attracted fully
seventy live lawyers to the Supreme
Court yesterday to hear the argu
ments. Dr. Evans, a native of Phil
adelphia, left about $4,000,000. of
which $500,000 was to go to his heirs
and relatives, and the balance to
found the Thomas V, Evans Museum
in Philadelphia, but the heirs object
ed and tlie matter was compromised
ly giving them an additional $H00.OO0
This settlement was effected with
all the heir except two J. Roland
Kno and Juliette C. Henderson, who
have since died. The arguments were
io aid in determining what amount
hotild be paid to the estates of the
two deceased heirs.
TRIBUNAL REVERSED.
WASHINGTON, May 4 The
Supreme Court of the United States
Mondav decided the case of Mn.
Eleanor Strong of Manila versus
Francisco Gutierrez Rapide of the
same city, involving a charge of fraud
incidental to the sale of the friar
lands in the Philippines, in favor of
Strong thus reversing the decision of
the Philippines Supreme Court. The
suit grew out of the sale to Rapide of
800 shares of stock of the Philippine
Sugar Estate Company which be
longed to Mrs. Strong. This comp
any controlled the Dominican lands,
and' Rapide was the owner of a ma
jority of the stock in the company a-,
well as its managing director.
CATARRH MICROBES.
A Dead Microbe "is the Best Microbe
-Hyomei Kill. Them All.
ilyomei (pronounced High-o-mc)
is a killer of catarrh . germs, because
when yotl breathe it in, its antiscptit
and germicide properties reach every
nook and crevice of the mucous mem
brane, from the mouth and nose deep
into the lungs, Hyomei brings tho
Australian forests of pine and eucaly
ptus to your home. It is made of
the rtttivc principles extracted from
these trees.
No one who lives in or near these
forests suffers from catarrh. No one
who breathes in Hyomei the real
forest air of Australia, will have
catarrh for long after the treatment j
starts. !
If you want to cure catarrh, crou.i,
bronchitis, couch, colds, asthma, hav
fever, or relieve consumption try I
tiyomei, tne common-sense cure, tni
cure that reaches the spot. j
A .nrnnl,... TTtnmni kiitfit. tnnli.l.
mg a hard rubber inhaler, costs only
$1.00, and extra bottles of Hyomei, if
afterwards needed, cost but 50 cents.
Guaranteed to cure, or money back.
Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
Sold and guaranteed by T, F, Laurin,
Owl Drug Store.
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Summer Rates
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During the Season of 1909
Oregon Railroad $
Navigation Co.
OREGON SHORT LINE &
UNION PACIFIC Railroad
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Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Tnc
oma, Walla Walla and all points
on the O. R. & N. line
To Omgha and Reuin - - S60.00
losmisiReii-n
I Iti M tie - $72.50
and to other principal cities in
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Correspondingly low fares
On dale June a, y, July a, j;
August ii, is
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On 5ale Hay 17, July 1, Aug;. 11
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THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS
STEAMER
CHAS. B. SPENCER
Commencing fay 2, 1909
Astoria to Portland
On the 5cenic Columbia
Leave Astoria, Callender wharf, at
3:00 p. m. every day except Mon
day, arrive it Portland 9:45 p. m.
Leave Portland, foot of Washington
street at 7 a. m. daily except Moo
day, returning same day, 9:45 p. ra
Way Landings between Astoria aid
Portland ai follows: (
Altoona. Pillar Rock, Brookfield.
Skamokawa, Cathlamet, Eureka,
Oak Point, Stella, Rainier, Kalanu.
St. Helena.
Through Freight accepted for Port
land and The Dalles.
Fare, $150
Renowned for Speed, Comfort and
Unnteoua Treatment.
For further particulars ice
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Agent Aatorla, Oregon.
The "K" Hue
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portltnd anc
Way Landings.
Leaves Astoria daily except 8undr
at 7 p. m.
Leaves Portland Dally Except Sun?
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Landing Aforia FUvel Wharf
Landing Portland Foot Taylor J .
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MONUMENTS ATA
BIG REDUCTION
During the months of April and
May a reduction of 35 per cent will
be made on monuments and tomb
stones at Oscar Laurel's Monument
Works, 1195 Franklin avenue (corner
26th street). Those who Intend boy
Ing anything in this line should do
ro at once, to insure delivery before
Decoration Day. Phone Red 24JK5 .,
OSCAR LAUREL
CASTOR I A
for Infanta and Children.
Ha Kind Ycu Have Always iongfj