The morning Astorian. [volume], July 14, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

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SUNDAY, JULY 14. 97-
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THE MOHNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OEEGON.
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You know that thor ar colon which nty itdneM, thnn which
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602 Commercial Street.
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ASTORIA IRON WORKS
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Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished.
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Choice Wlnse, Liquors
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Hot Lunch at all Hours
Merchants Lunch From
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if Cents
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By M. ). PHILLIPS.
0rlglil( ltt7, liy M, M, t'UUlilMKlwm.
Attlrod for Uic oiwra, Slogan Tre
Oialiie Mtopped lulo U10 elevator at t!ie
twolflh floor of tlie Alaimila, wliere lie
liml bis npnrtiuoiiU.
"(!Md evonliiK, DiidImI O'Connnll Mo
loney," he snld gravely to Hie knlrkor
lnx kcriHl and frerkled nU-vulw boy.
Diinli'l O'C'oniiitll grlinnnl i-liot-rfiilly
n ik! wlilNtlml ttiroiiKli a itnp In his
front tMitli by way of roply. Tbfy
were nworri frlciiil, the two,
At (lie ti'titti Moor the cr stop),
anil Hie door slid bark. Tivmnlne re
niovtMl tils lint cerciuoulously. Mr.
Aldwton Tf Eyke, lno tlii-iitfrwiinl j
bound. Inrjco and dolisriiilnwl In ap-
piiriinre, innrrlwd In. At sight of th.'
yoimct attorney she unlflVd, n UitUl.
Idyllk, well bred sniff, but nevertlie
! a millT. Miss Marjorlo Ten Eyk
youtiK end slender, dnrk eyed and lov
able, fo!l(iwl her iniitlicr. She did not
look nt Tremiilnc, but the faintest hint
of milled color appeared for a moment
In her smooth cheeks. Arthur lien
scoter, careisln a fiercely upturned
muHttH'be, which reiphuslaM his spnrse
five feet five. brmiKht np the rear,
filxty flve Inches are not Impresnlve,
but a huudriHl thousand dollars for
every Inch of It Is rather a good aver
ec, which the militant Mrs. Ten Eyke
fully appreciated.
Ho did Treumlne. with a hungry glance
at his lovely former fiancee. When
one Is a Mtrmritliod lawyer, Junt bo
glimlnir to see light ahead after a two
years' battle with callous New York.
0110 (fives duo consideration to a half
dozen ijjll I'm, eipci lally when the
other fellow has them.
"Two ui mths of It." mused Tremnlne
mournfully, dexplte his Jaunty bearing,
when he had reached the atreet. "Two
month without a look or a nod or a
dinlle liecnue I danced too much
with tlmt Utile Itlvers glrll I was a
fool to tio It and 0 fool to quarrel over
It with Sirs. Ten, on the lookout for
Matnimm every minute. In her eyes
I am a 'briefless barrister,' as the Eng
lish novels say. And little Itenscoter
Isn't a man; he's Just a bauk-and a
mustache. Marjorte can't like the fel
low. Still eoiiMtant prcxstire will have
Its effect sooner or later. If only some
thins would come np h break uie Ice."
and Trcmalne Kot so Interested In Imaft-
if
fliraln, to all of whhh Tromalne, Joj'
ously almorbed In a irreat, a stupendous
Wa, paid not tie slightest attention.
His hlKh spirits were mysteriously
com urn idea tive. That evening Daniel
O'Cmiiiell, lo an endeavor to outdo
previous calliope performuuees, almost
bk-w a tooth ouL Ills small chest was
puffed like a pouter piiccou as be laid a
crisp five dollar note ju the hip of bis
mother.
The wintry afternoon was closing as
Miss Ten Kyke, In a house gown which
to the masculine eye made bor U-aut
simply bewildering, culled the elevutur
to the fourteenth floor of the Alameda.
Khe had spent the afternoon rlth u
girl friend, and as the car stopped her
heart beat a little more rapidly over n
certiiln puwHilllty-lhat she mlKbt eu
cetmter Trema'ne- for Miss Murjorle
was very much lit love with the youu
lawyer, despite their (juarrel.
Hho luvarlably explained to herself
nt this anuoyltig qulrkenlnj; of the
pulses that It was fear, not hope,
which made her feel so. Daniel O'Cou
oi'll approved of Miss Murjorle. She
li:id nice eyes and a friendly way of
looking at "a feller." Kouietlmes they
talked -abovt clevatp aud Unk and
a Ktiy not having any chan to go to
school and how It waa a go,sl thing to
study nights
He was a staucb little partisan, too,
and tulk(l jf his friends oMho otlicr
sex, chief oi srhom was Mr Tremalue,
And, althoiifii when the conversation
turned on the lawyer it usually be
came a momtogue, Mls Murjorle was
a :ood llsl'r. iter eyes would grow
soft, and s't would sIkIi a little. On
day when Daniel O'ConncIl gleefully
told of a case which Tremalue bad just
won she gave him a quarter.
"Down!" suld a masculine voice, and
Miss Ten Kyke's fearor hope was
realized. The car stopped at the
twelfth floor for Mr. Tremalne. He
removed h's lint with that air of Im
personal courtesy which Is so annoy
ing when a person Is willing to accept
an overture of peace. Of course she
had returned bis ring and sent trick
bis notes unopened and refused to
speak to him. but that was twi woole
months ago. Why eouldn t he rave
been more persistent? Didn't ho know
a girl could change her mind? Oh,
dear! The tenth floor, and he wasn't
going to even look
Swlshl The car seemed to drop from
beneath their feet They were falling!
An agonized vision flashed Into Mar
Jorle's mind, a vision of herself lying
crushed and broken at the bottom of
tho sTiaft With a cry which struck
remorse to the hearts of the plotters,
he turned to Tremnlne, bands out
stretched. "Morgan, dear, save me! And when
Trenirtlne hd gathered her protccting
ly Into his ams Daniel OVonnell neat,
ly caught the cable again.
Mrs. Ten Eyke was spending the
venlng In Brooklyn, and by the gHw
Ing grate MrJorto and Tremalue plan
ned the wtnldlng down to the last
bridesmaid
"I'd Uk to have Daulul Moloney
there, too, eVar," said thyoung man.
"lie's a-a sort of accomplice of mine
-that is," nastily, "a pa'- Do's going
to be my Cmee boy after the 1st of the
month."
"Daniel shall be there," replied Mar-
Jorie varrly as she nestled mote close
ly to his shoulder. "I Just lovo that
boy! VoR don't know how mac be
thinks of yon, Morgan. Tin so glad
he's to be she hesitated a little and
blushed charmingly over the pronoun
"our office boy. It would bsrdly
seem utw.il If be wasn't there."
Mortran winked at a particularly
knowing foal In the grate. "Diirlmg,"
he said impressively, "It wouldn't be a
wedding 'Without him.1'
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Satisfaction Guaranteed. All work done
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arriving Every Day. We solicit business
Fnei Outside Towns.
Commercial Street, near Eighth.
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cks, Carriages Baggsge OuiHced sad Transferred - Trucks std Fundturs
Wagons Pttnos Moved, Boxed and SUpped.
433 Commercial Street
Halt PkoM mi
U. B. PARKER,
proprietor.
E. P. PARKER,
Manager.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Flret Class in Every Rs.p.ot
Free Coach to the Boose.
Bar and Billiard Room.
Qood Sample Rooms on Ground Floor
for Commercial Ilea.
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TUB CAB BKKMKt) TO UIIOl' F1IOM HKNBATH
THKllt FKET.
Uilng perilous situations for the full'
Murjorle, with himself as the rescuing
hero, that ho walked three squares lie
yond his theater.
The next morning ho overslept uud
rushed to the elevator with an Impor
tant onsagecicut utmost due.
"Iu n hurry, D. O'C. Molouey," ho
admonished the youth at the controller.
"I'm so late now I haven't time to
spouts your full name."
Daniel O'Connell grinned and Imitat
ed a steam calliope by whistling shrilly
through the gap In his teeth. With
appareut carelessness he consulted the
indicator board. Thero was no one
waiting to deseoud. Stealthily he
fumbled with the levers-swlsh!
Th car dropped fifty feet like a dead
weight before Tremnlne could move a
muscle. Gasping for breath, of which
the swift descent deprived him. he
pictured nu awful death when tho cur
should strike the bottom of the smut.
But tho niad rush was checked as sud
douly ns It had begun, and the elevator
finished its Journey to the ground U001
at a pace approved by all sensible and
well regulated lifts.
A gllt'.ipso of Daniel O'Connell's grin
nlng fa.v Iu the mirror nindo nil clear
"You young rascal!" ojaculabxl the
lawyer as he caught his breath. "Yon
did that on purpose I"
"Well." retorted the boy. Bkluplnr
nimbly out of reach, as ho throw the
door open, "you said youse was in n
hurry V
Ten minutes Inter the pedestrians or
Sixty-fourth street were much odiUml
to see a good .looking young man stup
suddenly, slap his thigh resoundlnjrl.v
and laugh aloud. Thereat a fat pohco
man hastily conned over in a some
what fat mtnd tho list of those "want
ed" nt headquarters that day. A news
boy on the wing paused long enough t:i
shout "Bugs!" lefore he swooped on
Steamer
TELEGRAPH
tliu only Btrunhoat malting a round trip DAILY
except Tbumlay between fortlaod sod Astoria
and wv point.
NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY
Portland Landing, Alder Street Dock
Attorta Landing, CaUeodt Dock t. .
" IvTrfiaid T:(B 'a, m.; arrire Artria,l:90
R. m, Lnn Astoria 2: p. m.; arrive Portland
SO p. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Uan Portland I a. in.; arrive Astcrlalp.ru.
Leave Astoria I p. m., arrtre Portland 9 p. m.
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Steamer - Lurline
Two and Thres Latter Names or Qod.
There ai thirteen known languages
and dialects hi which tho name of the
Deity Iu expressed In two letters-vis:
Hebrew, Al; Slmonlan, El; Chinese,
Fo; Hindoo-Syr, le; Bubylonlau, II;
Snnskrlt Jut EevDtian. Ju: Tamil. Eo:
Yocataneso, Ku; Hindoo, Om; Far
East Ilebrsw, On; Egjptiau, Ka; Chal
dean, Ur.
The three lettered name Is found In
twenty-one languages and ' provincial
dialects vt:
Et intUan. Aom: Hindoo. Aum;
Chaldean. Bll; Slavonic, Bog (a con
traction of "Blall-Bog." meaning wnite);
Roman, Do; Grecian, Deo; Essequlbo,
nin- Trindm ntv! rhnldean. Emi: Eu2-
lish, Qod 1 6wedlsh and Danlsh.Gud;
rerslan. Horn; Hindoo, Hun; l'hoenl-clan-Babyloulan,
Iau; Sanskrit, Jah;
rhoenlclan, Jao Druldish-Irish, Joh;
Egyptlao, Kue; Irish-Celtic, Omh;
Egyptlun, Tan, and Latin, Sol.
Taken all together, there are 178
language and dialects la which as a
figure of speech God Is expressed m
worda. kilt In none of them is the word
of overgrown proportions, the longest
being "Jsobullon," a wow wmcn ex
nressed the Deltv idea according to a
certain anct of Irish Druids, known as
"mistletoe enters."
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landings.-.
PA88ENGERS. FREIGHT.
Leaves Astoria dally except 8unday at
7 p.m.
Leaves Portland Daily Except 8unda
at 7 . m.
Qulok 8.rvic Excellent Meal
Good Bertha.
Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor 8L
G. B. BLESSING, Agent
Phone Main 2761.
THE SAVOY
Popular Concert Ball.
Good Basic AD are wsleome. Cor
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Our Dirty Ancestors.
Tho dally morning bath was by no
means popular with our ancestors in
the good old days, for soap la really
quite a new factor In the world's life.
Most of our ancestors were very dirty
and dissembled the fact by the use of
stifling perfumes. Washing one's hands,
which was only done by the very best
people, meant dipping the fingers In
rosewater and do ing them on a nap
kin. Even the Romans of the time of
the "decline," who were probably the
cleanest as a community, simply bath
ed In water and rubbed themselves
with oil. It sounds nasty to us, but,
then, so does, for example, Chinese
music, which millions of orientals
think. delightful. London Answers.
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Trains marked run dally.
Trains Nos. 25, 27 and 29 from Clatsop Beach, and trains Nos. 28, 30 and 34.
from Astoria, run via Ft. Stevens.
Train No. 20, from Portland, 3:10 p. m.; la Saturday Special, stopping at
Goble, Rainier, Clatskanie, Astoria and Beach points, only.
CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all trans-continental lines. At
Goble, with Northern Pacific Ral- vay Co. At Astoria, with steamers for
San Francisco and Tillamook and Ilwaco Railway ft Navigation Co.s boat
and railway.
Through ticket- sold to and from all points la the East and Europe.
(Tor further particulars apply to,
R. H. JENKINS,
naL Fit ft Passgr. Agt
Astoria, Oc