THE DAILY. ASTOMAS,' SUNDAY MOHNLNG JUNE 20, lb"J7.
ATHLETIC NEWS
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(iiiml Ail lie For Some of Ant tu tu's
Vminii Spurt Min n.
II. mull piny III liny culm' Imiilil liM'i'l Willi
la ii ilia Any Irlllll V Uli -1 1 1 1 m lull nil
I'ulliil tr Inrlira IihiiIiI know lit" mimii nf
ill (ml, mill mi) train ilml playa Hi)' IhiII nml
nut tin' mini in Knin Hi" mi'iiiliy f Hi"
li iiiiin ii m-ll vli lnry, All alnmM rr"
llirllllicr Hull W'm.iI naaiiWllt lllll .lll ViT"
.iiv atrlri nin.nih.ii In din Lull, nml hvuM
milling In iiuiliii I will) i!ii Imrly mul
rimgli off i Tli refnrwi U - msltl
ri.f ruiiuh l Hm; nil Ilml Inkn plum iliirlnn
n U.iiic l iili.lri lil IniUill' lli'li. Il Ip'hI'I
fallow Hik lull i liwly and r) ililim
thill liiii'iia. l lllll Ilia ilii'lalull pnilllptly.
Ilirn ln umliHuK any wriiniilliig. mul when
all)""1' lllUlli'l t'iull. (iilll. ilHIHK. )
ali.iiil.l U" liiiil Iniliii .lluli.iy A fvwenrli
jTtialllre Willllit aiaill itil llm tlli'k.
t la III l.r liiipril III llll- future wllfll galll"
art1 pluiiM ill Imuiio Ilml (' "ir
will t.tmln (nun miiklug alurrlhg ri'innrk"
Klxilil llm 1 telling Irnlne during tlir gutllf. H
i.fli II tllki-a llm rlln'llirlll lllll nf a1"""'
tnin. ua (ur Ita tin- nMrr nml lirlUT rlrllinil la
i .ni. i tm I, l.r.l.l. a milking Hik VI. Il.na nil-liilliti.lliil.ti-
and trailing thrill In llillih tlmv
lltr nil Iniallln friillllde, Inatrad li( lit III"
lunula u( flllMlda ,w lirthrr V h'lurliilia nr lull.
rum iui.i..
i t M.miiIiiV earning lli" llwam's mul Hi"
A I t . will miM (m-1 i.ii Hi" hal h r.ni ii 1 ,
mul n limit gam will auirly l.n uil tavfure
tlir. I'tii.ti.v 1 Imt n giHt "Miwit w III turn uiil
! u iiIhiiiI ani ln(, ua II alnillM I III" In I
Inliti'll -tnyrd ut tlulnr tlila aitiatnt.
r'mll-till Ima Ink. 11 am II II Ii" til nil IllrUnaln
lni!t..il alii" that a Until rolling tlii lii.rU.a
Hi" ll"il r nia, Ima rrrratly Imh-ii i.rymilml
m na It." rttrr Any .ly rr In Irl.mg In
lln Ill llltlat Wrl.ll 'lllll Iraa limit '.HI lullllda.
mill It ! Ilh't. 1-IimhI tli.y Ullrlnl wr"illig
III" gri.ntl.la W till limit iiiHitmlila Wlmll Ihrlr
llm. r..tnra.
W lirll III" ll.'ial rnta ilny III" l"Tl liy tt
will iritutnly ' umnalng, If nut w) fUat
l.n.1 all. n.t v I ol'liilli Itnrllniliitni'W It Inalng
tillllla i(.!r... rlirli ln, lie mil ar.'lirr
g.l (H'lll lllr r'nla, ua llirlr gMll k""irr la It
ilmnli , atutiillnl I Ir.l ' Inrlira, Wrlifha .Vji
1ihiii.Ii uinl la (ri l i llirln a ni'fi aa
Tlir atmiillng III llir l.rcltiUB lo itlitr la
T..il
lianira Wnn, I iiat, limw point.
.nllg llrm-tl
a r r,
llwrt.'..
r'orl I miliy
Nnhrnltw
tlir Hnntll llamt Irani Ima not )rl .li)r1.
II II It '.. Illtlil train. K M In ll rt lor III
tml aiioni l Imi" goxl "liik lii nt tliirni."
Tlir arr.tn .1 gnmr III 111" arrlra Wna lmr"t
tirlwrrn lung II. u. Ii u, I II." Nhrtl a on.
Hnlur.l.iv, tlir f.'tli. tlir fiirmrr w lulling liy '
foul to nil It la rri.it.,l tlmt tlir ling
It. m il train i lu) l it n due gmn".
I.At . ill. lay r rltlltg tli" llnii'll tnlkril nt
Irwnia ii, .1 r oll I'nnl.l miit llwmi'. ill llwrnxi.
II.. tli I 'lul.. ill nk lliry limo n iiiortcngr mi
llir U.ittl. v rn. nirr tiny ilnllnra wna ro.
lo lr.l ill It..- nut.. Tlivllwurnim provnl toil
Inn. Ii (nr tlir atin.ly aolill. ra , mnl won tit n
lioln .,( tin..' lo nil". 1 1 wna II Imtll" nt
gllillla unit no .lull I.I 111" nral Irtitll glll".l
111" li.iliola. nltliolik'li ll la ri'l'ortril III" Fort
tioya dl.l llir li.-al train work.
Tli" A. C. will Iimk lii look wr l III llirlr
kli ka Winn tliry inr.-t llir llwaro Irnin or
tiny w III anltrr ilrdnt frolii I tic Inip iiidii.
ItASl. HAI L
Arniniirinrnla ur" lirltig iM.rr'ttii lor it
t.r Lull mimmmrnt In In. In-1.1 al porlliini'
tlurliiK lliv Knnnli of July ri'llirtlnn, In
iwi'ii I. ul I'lulia.
Tli" Ailatrnllnn Ima" twlllata will amin Imvr
lor Hi" Alliintlrt ronat wlirr" tin')' will ilny
aointi of Hi" rollrti" nnmlriir timna.
Pnltltniiro Inula Hi" iiiillntml li-ngii", whllr
HI. Iinla Iiiii ll firm Imlil on llio rUrrtlir
rmr.
The yonrly "InW Jltifca" uf Hi Miiltiiniimli
"lull w III tir glvi'ii toil it y.
now i.i m;.
tlm (illlllrtl tlf tin" Aalorlll, TIUIIIIIA lllll
(iri'goil Itnllil Cllll.a In wnil III III" ""tml wwk
y rrporl of tniiriimiiiMil luiwllng, mill the f"W
rliiumi'i In lliiirrlnllveatiiinlliig of tlmlMiwi
r r"Kirti'il, Intarniiai'a tlm ""i-ri'titry nf the
hmhm'IiiIIoii U mult Hi" rrgtiliirworkly biil'c?.
tin till wii'h. KUni l w ill Ik' iiiml" li provpnl
(inntlirr fiilltire. Dr. mtithnrn l ngnl" In
flrat pliirp, Hurt, of Miilltinimili, Imvlnu
ilni.iril to the iKl clnaa dilrl the wivk.
Iliirrkliiinlt la In oronitil pli'W, linvlng
how lril tin giilht'ii rr tvo wei'ka. CMtuniimra
nil" flnlali, With H7D, glvn him llilnl plin-o,
nml Mlmiuin la fourth, with t:l.:ll. He nmite n
giHti nn In In the two guiiua he howlril ilttrliiii
th"Wi'"k. (lllllliitnl hnlda fifth phice, Willi
.(. llitw kra, of Tiu'iinm, mtika alxth, wllh
nn nvcriiKiMif ,1.111. Mnlr, Hlglnr, KppliiK nml
KIHi-hnr fnllnw In the onler nmniil. l-ei'i "t
the Itond I'ltib, la rlnvi'lith, Italng hli Inat
wii.k'awore. Hwlgert, of Mitlliininnh. liimle
it hrllllmit apiirl for Jil gnini, mil lirmighl
lilmarir lip to twelfth pUire, w ith Hli.'i' fiirTI
giuiiea.-Dreitoiililll.
MlaaMiiMin'a aenre nf 41 aloorl the teal or
ninny liiilh'" who Irlwl to rcin-h the "eor", tut
It wim iliHiinod Inat Wedneailiiy. Mm. tlimn
lodki'ilaaiirowliiniT lu the aeventli ftniiie,
nml In the ninth hud an, but only iimde one In
the ti'iilh, rliiglug up 40 on tho bmrd. In the
nnernooti Iho eoniiiiiror etime lu tho portion
of Mra. Jngiilla, who hna bowled very eon-
Astoria Electric Supply Co.
fr.r-Supplies
r.a Eftr ne
KEEPS
WIRING & REPAIRING.
4aOlCommerclal Street.
sialnnlly n( liil", ninl wua r' nr'li-.t liy llm
ilmiillil arum nf I I.
'llm Inillra urn allowing liiullinl liuprmn
mi'iil. Uinl a.'.in-a like ia'i du mil alny mi llm
Imiiril Inil u iiilniili'i :tu hi.i ma in ,g I lt. t"
ii In r iiiiiulii r In ulity.
Mia, Inmilla', ai'i.rn u( 411 gl vi a rii.li u n
In III" muni', lill'l tin iliilllil Hint ai'iirn will hi.
In liti'll li.' a. t wim'U, I'llln r liy Hi" i'lminiini nr
Mra. Hlllii'
Mia TIiiiwiii mul Mr. K. K, I'mi'l nr iIo'iik
I'.ni.lali ill aiinliiu, nml i'IiIm i uf ilirin In ul
In .ii llm ii'iiii'l
A gri'dl ili'iii nf riiliim.itil la i-itilaiTil liy ,
a. III. Iniraa nl d w .ni ura. I'd rt or (iiiim
til" w ill piny 11 uiinii', mul whi'ii dm. Iio. I piny
tiiiiillM'r mnl an mi, iintn Ignoring tiny utlinr
jilnyrra wlin I, ni i ll In ilnip In, Willi Hi"
.rtwa itirn" nl .liiylnt(. dnl Iihm in wmi
lltnll miiii IiIiimiiI mliuli il ,lnj iTa rliiBM.i-ii,
alili'a,
Tli" ullr) r" Uif Mxir iln) "r na hi-II ua fur
g.Miil nli. a, uinl l'llilllllia run lllllkn till) nulliti
V"ry Kinilr I'jr ais-lng ilml rvi'iyuii" lullii.
riNint Wlm Wlalii-a Ul Mirti'liln la glvi-n h
fnlr I'limir".
t
Tli" laltura mul Irnv.-IHiK Ini'ii wlm ilnm
o Aalnrlrt aiik III flulii.rlng Irrina of tin.
iillr) a anil Hie i i.urli-ali a almw n tlii'iti liy tli"
rluli'a iiii'mlM.ra.
Tli" iliiily nM-ruifi-a fur Hi" wik i
Junr Ik li.llnw :
Hultinlny. II. XVI. . , .
Mniiilriy, I', rimin-r
Tn.-U), W, II V'nlla"
Tii'-aitny, Mra Ingulla . ,
mliiig
i W.'.liira.lny, II I'iiiih iI
Wr.llira.1n), Mlaa 1 lila.nl , , .
TlilllnllO, P. M Hr y
Krlilu), U'.ii W'llkliiKiii
Ktlitny, Mra. K V, IWI
Mra I'tai'l la now ii. lo tli" tminl nniolig
lli.. Imt la-o, w Itli M. Mint JinlKlng ty I lie (.inn In
w lit. Ii tlir lit. II. a uir luiwllng, ii. it . k will
almw rt amfi' of ,'ai rlt h-r to Mra . prnrl, Mra
I In.-, Mra l'Una..i, Mia I liiillrr. Mr. In
gulla, Mra mill nr Mlaa iNiil.laoll,
I I' II H..1. ) a i0 Wna mint.' In iimaterly
I (ualiinii, mnl la llir llilr.l larai ai-orr Im.w Iril In
j I tin nllr)a.
Alilrrl.'all ( ih kr.l Hal A aaia'lal lot) ,'
rrk rintli g June la, !':.
Niltlia t'ginril l"la)". Atrragr,
i. S lirtrtlii M m
r. M. linttn . i.i jr.
ciiai ii. iiiugii.t imt
I.. I ..r. .. . M
Man) hrrrlt) . , il l
K C r. Anbury M ft
II lri Ml It
VS. T. ivrr:.lg. t JO
I. H. Pultnnglia ... . IIU ."J
l II t m,!"-! -IK! A
J, l Mrlinwall lu) Ji
M. VI 1'l.krli ll .11
r I. I'rkr Mi a
t Ima. Vrlhnmlil ... lu) 2V
Jai. flftUyx.n luu
Ilullimn Wla" 1(0 j:
CKICKI I.
1 he ln. nl plnyrra lrn" tmilghi for Portlmnl
wlirro tliry go lo inn-l llir M iilltinmnh crlrk
rtrla in tlir ItUrr.l.tr gr.ilimll.
The follow lug lnria Hill rrpn'irnl III" A.
K.I': I". I'. Aatliiuy rnptalll', W. II Wllkrn
"ll, K llrll, C. ( Illt lil., R I ill. .IIU. J.
Tlriti.mmi.li. J. Tlinmiui, V T. Hevrrlilgr. M.
M, Plrkrti, A. H. Tn nml K. M. (limn.
Multnomah a u ill p ity ('. V. I ttwrrinr lenp
In 1 1 I, A Inwaloil, V. K. Hrtlll, H. Int. II.
Iii.trmt, W. ullia. J, (liliniiti, II. Illpglry, A
rnalrrmnl H 11 llowlti).
The Aitorln Irani will l.r tlir gnrala uf the
Multiiomnh'i m Ih" Whllr Holla".
I)ATIN;.
Aalorln la i-a. ntliilly mi .niitlr rtty, mid
enrh aiirn'rillng yewr w III w ltmoa mi Inrri'Wai'
III plnutir" rrwft on the rlvrr, until iHaitlng
hnila nil iillirr forma nfoullng mid m rrif
llnu.inml .nii'l lint!. m'a M'airt mnoiig the
rori'inoal rlllraon Ihr riaiat In Innrlii" a"irt,
na wrll na III liinrlup oomuiiTi'lnl prmllg". It
la mrprlaliig ihm, ludiilr, ao Utile nllrntlnii
Ima Inrii glvrn to tit la Inlrrralllig mid mint
wliiilrannir pu.tlim., I, ill Ita gmwlh will be
w llh tlml of the elty, nml, no doiiln, evrn
fltalir.
I.nal Huinlny Murk Wnrren mid pnrty were
aiilling mi thr rlvrr. They tom-linl nt the
luiny atnt Ion mid look udvuntitge of Ihe brlak
brrrii. tlmt apniiig up lo mrvnl them flue
Mill Inline.
Chnrlia V. Drown bud mil n trim entfl
Inive the Tnligtiti oil HilliiUy inoiiiliig. The
wind wua now Imre to be fniiiid. mid the bi'iit
wuirnrrliil upliy llm IIikkI tide uml ft pnlr of
onra, but aipmll blew upon the return trip
mid the mill ennie duwn lu tnrrenla. The
membera of tho party enjoyed (?) tlirinarlvra
thoroughly,
Emaliia Hogrra, of Woreeator, Mnaa., hna ue-
replrd the I'lmlleiign of K.ddle luirnnn, ot
Toronto, to row for 11, mm n aide, the rare to be
row imI lu Wori'eaterut mi eni'ly iliitc.
Niuiitny r'uptiilu Kd Florin, Arthur llrtH'k
nod K. J.Hnillh l.xik the arhooner.liinua mid
anllrd to the bell hiluy uml returned. A
atroiig aou'-weatt-r wna blowing, wllh tin ne
I'ualoiml aiimill, an the nulla of the Jitnua w ere
eloae-rwft'd betoro Iravlng iini'bornge. nil
the relurn, ufter Mitvlng the bell-buoy, the
tide wua ebbing with mi lt foreo tlmt It wua
found convenient to ahukeout Ihe reefa nud
atuiid home under full ennvua. The Jitnua
anil a well for It bout of her build, nn la evl
tleiieed by the time ahe iimde frtun Ihe Pu
Pni'llle Tun Compmiy'a dm'k to the bell buoy
iilnemllea. In one hour nud five iiilnulea.
There In anitte talk niuong tho young men
of tho olty, with niiintlo tuaw.a, of building n
aliMip yneht. It In probuble, however, Hint
nothing will be done lie fore the niluy ettaoit
Beta In, but a fine bunt will be built thla win
ter nud tnunehiid In time for next auiuiuer'a
erulalng.
The ehooner yncht will enrry a pluaaure
pnrly to Fhtvel till morning, nml In the after
noon will innko ft trip to I'lllnr Hock. Mr.
Norrla, tho owner, ud Citpttiln Klorln have
put the Utile venael In neat trim for auinmer
erulalng.
The annual regatttt of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club wo lulled on June 12 over the elub
eonraee.
The Pacific and Han Franelaco Yacht cluba
will, In all probability, amalgamate. The
ooufcreuoe oommlttoe from the former club,
appointed to dlaeuaa the subject with a lira
tlar committee from the latter organisation,
comliU of Commodore Herbert Law, chalr-
inmi: frvaldelit John II. IHrkliiaoii.l lmrlca
Il.t'riN'ker, Hugo l. Kiel nml J. I' Munwrll
Tin: wiii i.i..
The lileyele mill littte In'ld ninellliga and
arliii'li'il romiiillliiHi to reHirt 'ill bllllillng
Inn k a in Toiigur I'olut nml armiml Hmltli'a
Polnl, whlrli will glte the iiiiiiierotia wIim I
"la plenty of egerelae ll la iituh'raKiinl III"
iiiiiiiIIIi' la inrrlliig Willi grrnt auni-aa In
gnltlllg allharrlpllolla,
Kvrryoiie In nml iirouud lb" elty alioulil
aiil.arilli" to Hie blrtrlii filtid, na Hiliialiliiua
during III" winter iiimilha winilil grt roil. I,!
vrnlili. bum lit from Hi" Irni ka.
Tli" A. V. (' loiiiinlllM' on lileyele rifea
will inerl thla wt. kiiml itrrunge for u arrli a
ol rond rnr. . lo Ijttew plncu ua noon ua lloml
atrrrt la III I iillilllli.il.
I m Hi" (oreiioon o July Mh" Miillnoiuiih
"lull will hold it '.i' lull" arlilor, nml o trill.
Junior wad run., otrr Hi..; iinaluim ,nui.
I loir will he flr.t an mid mnl third rl". In
Ihi III rii'iila.
The i.iinli it I II) ryrlrra, Hn Joa... I nl,.
lilts nrrangril mi alertrle light iitwl for Wid
nr.. lay, Juiio.li.
The I nlllornln AioK-lntrd Cycling Cluba
nrr prrpHrliig for tin. iiililaiiiiimrr mud ru.r
for (In- link .1 ui.il HmiiiIIIou trophy, to rotue
oft mil in., ii (ii .
Tne liiw eommlili of the .New Vmk City
Ibaiid of Al'lrrnirii. a (oinmllt'-o fr..m Hie
lliwid nl I ii . of Ihe I., A VS mid the
Ciaii lilug I tub in" riidianorlng lo wtahll.h
a art of nnt rnli lor ull aorta of vrhlcba ao
na to Inaiiin h 111 1 ii 1 1 i ii i.i mnnlier of neeldriiU
by rollialou.
Tlir rlnin.,f Iti.ui.. Nrw York, hate
Im-ii In'riiM l) m li.i.-l by an ordinance pro
bll.llli.a wl.niliiir on alilrwitlka iilltaltle llir
I, i, .In. .a .rt ol Hi" elly. Mnaa iiurtlugi wrrr
.'..nt. iii.uir I iinal llir iilo.-riii' lt algnlng III"
oi.llimuir an., uii-otl"d Kliuilly th"
tuti.ii u.rrii.li .1 il.r ordliiaiirr mid wlieob
In.-li how it. e tl.r atilrwtilka.
'I In- h.. i.ffl.r rinp Infra of llrooklyn, S'
Y., Ii.tt" lorililda lil.'lrlr rllltl.
lilMlt.W.
Pirvlniia, llir Kitinr roll of V. M. pwyer, III
n !:. ii.ll.l, ilrlt lug rtulah, won the (r.-ul
Anirrlmii Hlukr. ri. nl at llravrai iid. New
ork, ami lauilr.t u ll",(i' prlrr forbla owiirr.
Miir.ua P. Mrirr uud (litirge Mwnrdiw
bate i.h ii, J ii. (ullnr.iiia for the Kngllah
right, to thr tvrl. nr prlrr-rlug plrlurea.
The Pacific Aa.ortatlon W ill be rrpnrlllHl
at II r Intrrnuliiiiiiil t h. nil, Intl. hip inii'tlug
at Clilrngooii July I, by i. H Hrltmr nnd II.
K. Ilrawrr, 1 1tr fnriurr will ioinirlr In ihe
fifty, 'artriily-ltte uml one buiulriKl yard
rnr. a, ami thr Intl. r III the ?i. im.hnlf and
mil". It. tiror In.l.l. tlir hit mlrnb) anl Anu r
lean record, l1
(iua lluhlln. Ilic I'lilo bivy-wrlgbl who la
malrlii.l lo unlit .1. rtili-a In July, Ima arnvr.1
from Ih" rn.t Hp la In rharg" f Illlly Mini
driir Mian, ling rt f i I Inrlira lu helglil aud
wrlglilug lial . uiida, he aliould pmve a pow
erful auiagonl.l. Hr la aald to have bealrd
hlrtr ll lK.nnrll lu lliiiiird IkiiiL
Chuinloii Kllfalniiiioua aynilhlra with
porxtua. lie l ani.t In I tfery devout when
not rt.gtirr.1 In piilvrrtr tug an ntlveranry.
Imi lu. aiiiiot M-r lo re Ihi' brutality coiuea
In. aa iikni uf t.y llir cloth.
William t arm y, of Cblrugo, champlnn
hallill nll pin) rr of lb" wcl, oil Ji lie 1.1, tmik
U gninra mil of a aorlra uf arven playitl,
rrom Jninra trtgenild. rbumpltui of Ireland.
The A. V. C. .nil itn.wa. There lire tell B
pllnitloin for inriulK.rhlp ixaitcd, thla wik.
l b" rlub la now In it floiirlahliig condition
nud Ima n Inrgr rurolliiieul.
The reading limit- r taken moiilhly by the
A. K. C. I. much larger than anyone not In
formed, would inuigine. The apera, mnga
lnra nnd rio.lUiili ftiriilahttig excellent
ri-n.lliig lu the bllllnrd nxilil. nnd a giaid dcul
nl r red It I due th" committee who have Ihe
library In charge, na very few athletic cluba
tnke audi m.era u Hitrpcra Weekly and the
rVlfiuinc Ainrrltan.
The inriiiliera of lb A. F. C. are miitem
plntlng giving mi athletic exhibition lu the
full, mid by thr way they are keeping lip their
practice the tuning nml wrcaCIng bouta will
he it aurprlac lo the membera who nre not In
rloae touch wllh thla butucli uf aKrta.
While every ihthoii ciinnot luive nn
nlnitiihiiil In' .nl of bnlr. It In poHslblc, with
euro nnd ihe uae nf lliiU'n llulr rcnewcr,
to grow a renjievUible hlrwullc covering.
Delicacies
OF THE SEA
Servel In Every Style
Known to the Art
Day and Night
Razor Hack
Clams
Cahog Clams
Rock Oysters
Crabs
Mussels
FROM THE
OCEAN
BEACHES
Shrimps
and
Other Shell Fish
Eastern Oysters. Shoalwater Bay
Oysters and Crawfish.
private Rooms for Ladles and for
Family Parties.
Bavarian. National and Kopp's Beer
on Draught.
AVE NATIONAL
GEORGE BARTLEY. Prop.
ABhCM) Plll'Pl.AH Ii KM KM.
The llraaoii Whv M .-.lltvil Fakir I'nnprr
Krniu Aiiwerv
"Nil ) (ml of ten n..' llf ,' raid a
aiirgriin In Ihu writer, "lint the eye ran I
taken out for recalta J.'.tllk Hi wurka r.f a
wa'rli, ami airalu ret'lan d In tlia) avwki-t pray
ca"i ll win liefnre, A "nrnrnt'a re(l""trii
iiikIiI In i ti anyone h'w fin toaaliiio Dili
wriubl I.e. Aaa m il rr (if f"l tba er l held
III plara by mi lenrrtlian ln ta'il liiii'e'ea.Hn't,
III oritur t'i turn ll mil of the anrkel, al b ail
four of llieae wnii'd buve lo be rut tlirotiab,
llealili-., I( l I'Oiiiiav led Willi 'b brain by a
thlrk nerve whli It cannot bt nt'efli' d. and II
la aim mime ted wph lite In. Mr nf tl,r lni;l
by lilunil vaaarla, and If tliry were rut il.er
r iiuld in ti r l.a re il.lled. I'' rliai a a tlnn. will
enu.e a bi n a a dra'l tt n wltl be r-aturrd to
life: but you may feel a a(lr aura llm' tl."
removal and r-l"ratnn of tliee la a aurul
iral fnal Dit Will min i bn erf'i(md.
"Anntber rxtiaurdiiiary lepular brllif la
llial rra.eelng the iiaitire of a r-ouimoii cold.
Ymi will hear lli" it u'l liHa lignit li n anylrttf
llial It (a due lo nn i ' nf (old liulile tour
body, and they w: adrlae you to me a timet
ard plaXer 'io draw nut Ihe en .),' In reality
t be cold la "In ily an i ' "a i f heat In.b'e
and lla rt.ii.lnrd plat'er la lulrnilcl lo draw
nut Hie brut What hnpiieiia whan you gt a
cld la llial Ike t uo!ln nf the nut.lile of the
body a'pin tea Ihe bl'Kid ve.aela and fnreea a
lot tnurt lilm d Into Hie lui.ga limn raa Imi a"
ro niuivdatrd. They heroin rexularly fin -dvl
ml gorged, and the rraul la rea'ly ferer.
ibuugli wrrall Mac Id.
"II nii it until llilug Ui in a k a a miatake
al.oiil thr value of tf Ira lo a l k man, In, I
I aaaure y.il that lititulradi of lire, bat beru
li.it llili. nrli the leiMiir r ermr Hit! birf tea la a
m.urlabliig ..1 ll (an .llilug tin. re than water
In which Ilia plea.ai I and itliMtil.-itlt g .alia of
It, l.rrl are d'.oltril. nnd baa the aarne eflrrt
aa tul t'r nf whltk. y trie ( h -,a te. Put It
hit acirrriy a I atllr I" i f aiilrirti. nt. and lilh
doemra and Ihe pulit' hav 'arvn to ileal h
iruir .r.,,lr tita.i I would ikj u aiat. llimagh
uellrvli g thai II baa.
" Very almllar l ll e Intlief ihat an igla aa
grrrtl al a pr uiid of in' al. If u fee.) yourarlf
on rgga am rdllig In Ihu nhturd theory, yn
will Hm l.ly alnlve ii. nu akla ami I ui.r. 7 be
rral yalu of an eyg la It. wrlfht in rA beef.
i that It wt.nld take atiatlit r.'fl of ti e average
II to upply ti e ,)i (lf a pt'uiid of mral.
Tbrn lhrr la Hie unlreria'. fallacy about Ihe
llrrr I dare any that a million of money la
a'ut trery year on theTl!vi.ra ( Arnerli -alia,
and aU.iil nine biimlri-.i tbi.ii.aiid of that aunt
doea Ii ail tit inatrad of gm-d. Ihe liter la ub
Jert lo about ot buudred ilbrawa, and th
cure for any one of I brie mar liilrti-if)' an)
other nf the Utiiety nine. Tnlak one caae aa
Over 100,000 Miles of
Road Riding
Not a single 1807 Columbia was offered for
pale unt'l 30 were pratically tested. Each
was ridden from 1,500 to 10,000 miles J 00
miles a day, mind you over the roughest
roads in Connecticut. Not a single break
in anv part of the thirtv. We know that
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
will
tion
give greater satisfac-
in 1S'J7 than before.
Hartfords, i $60, $55, $50, $45
1896 Columbias, $75
POPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
132-4 Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon
A few bargains in second-hand Columbias
and others. Lists on application
DON'T BUY PROPERTY
Until you hnve looked at a few bargains in Alderbrook. Lots 2, 3 and 4 in block 22, and 1 and 2 in 33.
Prices so low you can afford to take one or more.
IN SUNNYMEAD
We have 10 lots ranging in price from $70 to $100, and tbey are excellent buys at that price, especially as
the terms are very easy.
ASTORIA LtHD & IflVESTiVIET CO.,
388 Commercial Street.
all egiri 1. Th llrrf may be nuking t"o
mii' li till or It may b making loo llitl. Ob
vloii.l y. Ihe leinetty for "n of thrae dlanider
wntil'l make Hi r.thar worn than ver. Do
that when a (.rraon rueomuierida nonieDi'iif aa
laelitir 'good f.r the liter,' )ut think thai It
may l a 0 for bla liver, but not for your
"tVoiiian ar far wo'ae Iha'i mm In thair be
llrta al.nui the Ixeiy and Hi allnietit f am
unit itre that mil of every mi hundred chil
dren who die under "rt year old fifty are ar
Itul'y killed through the ino.'her'f belief lb t
f.Hnl la not nourishing U' b'.a 4 la ..ld. They
don t Uii.leratund thai !'ii I Ik ha. nil linmen.e
amount of aolul in all. r illatolved In ll, a. augar
ladi.atilrrd In wtiler; m. d ' they give tli un
(oitulii.le i lil'dl.n eo-iifloiir and bread, which
they ij.d po mora dlireat Ilia-, they riiuld dlgeal
Iron nal'.a 7hare. iltliaili .it life o' ntlaery
ami then denlb, wbl I ho." of ua who luanag
lo .'irvln; am in .ilo martyr to dyaortla all
our day.
"Many belle fa are merely abanrd wltb'nit be
ing ilangrtoua Hair, for li.aiahf la c in
.oed of aliiitcl tha, me male'lal aa th fin
ger iikiN, ami It I oerfeetly dead f lilting tbe
null .f It (anno iiowibiy make it grow, al-
though ll doe. ,..eeiit tbe hair from at. Iltlng
ui.; In roll the hair hrroin whllr In a liiKbl,
guy iiioic thn a wig. W hen ovel l, Iikij the
way. dev-rlb a peraou l hair at a'andlig on
end lin y .-ak ef phenomenon tlut la per-
fe-liy liit' aalble. Many of lh tower anlinala
bate llitle inuw lea aitaehed to the halra by
which thy can erect them; but human beluga
bar nu aueli wnaclea, ni-r any other meaue f
making their balr aland on end, xceol their
baiida and a comb and bruiti.'!,
THE COCKTAIL WENT THE WKOSG WAY.
Iluw a f'lr'i.utH.ct Vimtig Man and a nuper
aerrlcral 1 Wa.icr I'Hiat'l a Young W i man.
.Sew York Tribune.
There . a certain young man who la Jut at
nreretil rtiinluatliig over th trulam that jou
can i 'cr tell alxiut womau. He eune to New
Yoik few yean aro from a Vten-m cby mnre
noted fur lit .irty than earthing e lie. ami ba
be-o r.f late llvlni al an uptown hotel. Oddly
enough, th early piety lot Hied la him waa
n t laaii' g: be baa ailpjd from grace at diver,
timri, and in a certain way cultivated a una
for tbe cup that rbecr. There arrived at bla
hotel recently a little party from bit home
ily. 1 he party tontlatrd of auold genl ematt,
bit wile and their daughter. The old man waa
a friend ef the ynnng man' father, and lb
young man bad a alight acquaintance with
both father ard daughter The eblerly man
axed the (ounk'er one to din w 'tn blm lu the
trenlug. and lb Invitation waa accepted.
When the dinner hour rolled around the
Utile party ttrnlled Into ;ti dining room.
They found the room filled to overflowing, and
It wat linpo.-ltil. '0 gat feur Malt together.
Tlff
tkPlUv
to all alike
Kopp's
"Best"
A DELICIOUS DRINK....
and ABS0LUELY PURE
Tbe North Paolflo Brewery, of which
Mr. John Kopp is proprietor, makes beer
for domestic anil export trade.
Bottled beer tor family use, or keg
beer supplied at any time, delivery in
the city free.
NORTH PACIFIC BREWERY
IT IS WORTH . . .
A Good Laugh
A VISIT TO THE NEW LOUVRE CONCERT HALL
An intereatintf proarnra ot star ilrfu tions i on for the week
6Dd tliere i ilm.cirjK on the main floor between each ait
THE FINEST CONCERT HflLIt Ofl TjHE PACIFIC COAST
HtarM Tlilw Weekt
ESSIE FEED SADIE DEWEY MAY WALTON BLANCHE LEWIS
MrnnKcra in Aatoria wili find it a capital plncu to visit
....tOKNEH HKVENTH AS1) IiOND KTI.TKT8 . . . .
.JAM EH KEATING, .... Proprietor
(Jeortre Hnrria baa jnat arriyed from Kan Francisco, gml Biibbv Boyle
from the Laat, l.ulU will appear at tbe matinee today.'
The Choicest
Table Wines
FOR FAMILIES
Also for Medicinal . .
anl Cooking Purposes
CARLSON'S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE,
103 Twelfth Street
Afuraome 'ieiarltaaa arnngtd that thetl
derlr couple should tit at our table and tbe
young man and the daughter tat at another.
Ttiii man bad acquired a habit of piatolng a
dinner wltb a cocktaiL lie knew well tbe
feeling of bia boat on thla tubjert, but be
wanted tbe cocktail badly. Be knew the
waiter alao, and calling him over, told blm
quietly to bring a cock ull In a teacup. Tbe
waiter trailed knowingly and went off. Shortly
be returned wltb a teacup and the young man
alone knew It contained a cheering mixture of
whLakrjr and bitten.
Tbe waiter was In bit day and generation a
wlae man. He bad teen thla particular man
drink lu tbe houae under all conditions, bat
nrrerby rtealth He aet bit gigantic brain to
wirk and be evolved the idea that the wrrecy
waa for the bee-fit of tbe girl, and to he act
the cup down directly in from of her and
smiled wltb a telf-tatitfied nnirk at tbe man.
Ihe man (lowered and choked, but could say
nothing. Tbe girl looked iiupicloualr at tbe
enp, and then picked It np and ameiled It.
Then a great Ilgbt came Into bei face and abe
fairly beamed. Fhe raised the cup to her llm
and pausing, smiled across st tbe man and ssid
softly:
"It wsa ao kind of yju! Ju-t what I wanted.
No one but jou would have thought of it. Pos
itively yon ar a genlm," and while the mel
low liquid flowed down the girl't throat the
man sal and blinked and blinked. Now he
thinks that the younger generation of that
Tillage is not so bad after all, and he Is talking
of making a loug-poHiponed Tlaitto his borne
POINTS OS FAMILIARITY.
"How long have jou been In EomeT" asked
Pope Pius IX.
"Three wet-ks" wa the rdy answer.
"Ah, then," said his Holiness, "you have
seen Rome. And bow long have you been
here?" aakd he, turning to the second visitor.
"Three months," waa the answer.
"You then," continued the Pope, "have be-c-uuto
xe Rome. "And you, sir." turning
anally to the third of his visitors "how long
have you been here?"
"Three years," was the reply.
"Then vou," said the Pope, "have not began
to see Rome." San Frabcisco Argonaut
MVTl'AL REUARD.
When Sir Walter Scott repeated "Hohen
linden" to Leyden the latter commented:
"Paah It, man, tell the fellow that I
hate blm, but dash him. he has written the
Quet ven.es that have been published these
fifty years."
Sir Walter faithfully carried out his errand
aud had tor answer:
"Tell Ley den that I detest him. but I know
the value of bis critical approbation."
THE RIGHT PROPORTION.
Beggar Ain't ye got a quarter for a poor
blind clmpT
Old Gentleman Why you are only blind in
one eye.
Beggar-All right, make It a dime then.
HIS Ll'CID EPFLANATION.
A man was explalng to his wife how the
telephone worked: "It is wonderfully sim
ple; all you have got to do Is to grasp the ap
paratus with one hand and talk with the
other."
A SACRIFICE.
Ot course It surprised them somewhat.
The man who spoke did not look as If he
were one of the holty-talty, but rather one
of the hol-pollol, and his words sounded
strange."
"I must give up one of my clubs," he said,
"It is possslble for even a man in my position
to go too far In that line. One good club Is
"Private Stock"
"Cream Rye"
"Old Hickory"
"Pride of..
..Kentucky"
...and...
"Hermitage"
Repsold California
Brandies
all that a man needs, do matter how well ba
may be fixed. "
Ho saying, be made a careful selection and
threw the smaller of the two clubs sway.
Then tbey realised that even a tramp find
that there are limitations to club life.
THE OVLY WAY
'Ho vou." asked the newlr antra ahala
are NebuchadmizarT I have always wanted
to asc yon why you ate that grass."
Tbe shade of Nebuchadnezzar coughed un
easily. "To tell tbe truth," he said, "my wife
Insisted on having the anus cut rlfht amr
and the family next door bad borrowed tba
lawn mower.
HE WAS.
"Yon are looking for a Job, I suppose," said
Una. TlUlngbast, Ironically, to Tired Taddlea,
who waa a boot to speak.
"Yon have guested correctly tbe flrat time,
Madam," replied Mr. Taddlea. "My applica
tion for a consulate Is on file at Washington."
AT THE CLUB.
"When I ait and see a man play solitaire all
tbe evening I always think be moat like
himself pretty welL"
"Yes, and It looks as though he had a sort
of monopoly In it, too.
INCONSISTENT.
"That busy Mrs. Trimble Is one of tha
women who have determined to form them
selves into a street cleaning band."
"Well, you Just ought to see the conditio
her kitchen Is In."
THE LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
Prison Librarian What sort of book would
you like to haver
Convict Got any bicycle catalogues?
DID Ar) SHE WA8 TOLD.
Mistress T told you half an hour ago ts
turn on the gus In the parlor, Bridget."
Bridget "Sure an' I did, mum; don't yes
smell itf"
UNSYMPATHETIC PA.
"Pa," asked the Sweet Y'oung Thing, "can
you tell me the best ten short poems?';
"I cannot," autwered pa. "How should J
know which are the ten shortest poems?"
DYSPEPSIA,
Mr. Newwec "There is no use talking, t
won't eat any more of your cooking!"
Mrs. Newwed (tearfully) "And you you
said you were willing to die for me,"
"But, Madam, there aie worse things than
death."
LACK OF COURTESY.
"I'm beginning," said Senator Sorghum In
dignantly, "to think that there's no such,
thing as senatorial courtesy."
"What has happeued?"
"A colleague knew exactly how sugar was
going and refused to tell ma anything about
It."
A COME-DOWN.
"Poor Madite! Before her husband failed
she used to drive such an elegant turn-out."
"Yes; and now she has a bicycle aad bloom
er suit and won't turn out for anything leas
than a trolley car."