The morning Astorian. [volume], August 18, 1907, Page 8, Image 8

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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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BETTER DIGESTIONS.
Women With Gas Ranges Aiding Hus
band' Stomachs
WAX HEAD IN WATER.
CINCINNATI, August 1. Home lif
at Cincinnati represent a standard any
unmunity might well seek to attain,
in, for the most part, to particular
oasewives They demand the best. u
it amply attested in the Dumber of bet-ttr-than-mefium
grade establishments
f this city, together with its shopping
districts of tiba highest class
XcoDomjyi of course, is an inextricably
Milliner Throws Dummy in Water and
Teamsters Gives Alarm.
PORTLAND, August 17.-Early this
morning a a teoinster crossing tie
Madison -street bridge wvr a woman'
head bobbing up and down in the uu
certain light. He left hia wagon, peered
over the railing at the object, focused his
gaie accurately nd decided beyond all
possible duubt that it was a woman's
head, ghastly in the light of the morn
lr.g. men ne larruped nia team and
fixed among the traits of most house- drove hotly to the coroner's office.
wives as is also their inclination to thai . where he banged and pounded until
which makes for happier, more comfort-' sleepy-eyed assistant appeared, to whom
able and healthful homes he unfolded hia tale of horror.
No surer index to appreciation of these j Things moved right along after that,
features could be found than the kitchen, Three or four stout assistants, a Deputy
and there ia no indication more certain , Coroner and other officials hurried to the
ef healthful, economical household river, chartered a launch and began the
ttan the use of the method of cooking search for the head, that by this time
which tens of thousands of Cincinnati had bobbed on far down the stream. For
women have given the stamp of approval ' four hours the searching party pulled
the latter-day gas range ; out cabbages, old hats and coats up
It is no idle figure of speech to say ' and down the lower harbor, in among
that the health, strength and happiness the greasy docks, and under the dark
f mankind is interwoven with the culi- caverns of the wharves. Finally, just as
nary attainments of the woman at home, the party was about to disband, one of
It is of vastly more importance than all the men saw the head floating quietly
the sciences of the richly endowed uni- inshore, edging in a dark cross cur
varsities combined fact that cannot ronk
ha gainsaid. i "There she is," be yelled ami he jam-
In this fact lies the pride of most mod c!own the full-speed lever and
women in their ability to cook well, a whirled the boat around beside the float
pile that increases with the certainty ing head. Ami' reaching down, this eager
af results in cooking on a well-made gas Deputy Coroner pulling up by its long,
ova. luxuriant curls the nice wax head of a
It is a method of cooking that has milliner's dummy,
held the interest of good cooks for the The entire t0WB in nur hd beard
same reason that an expert workman lliat the Coroner's office had found the
treasures his finest tools. severed head of a beautiful woman, and
tt ,, , , even now the telephone bells are still
Hardly a wonwn who make3 the . . r
, . . . i . ringing at the Coroner's office and re-
less pleasant mettods but wonders that Uin of miS8,"& MU are t1ie
so many thousands of her sister, should eulr r0Om' wh,le wlthi" an lnlte
be so much farther advanced in the CoroMr P,Me hli time hovvli,' th
subject that has been uppermost in tii ... ' 3 " ' 1 c , 'u"c
vijiiio w ttnuu uead tuui aits on llie
desk at his elbow.
It was announced that no inquest
would be held on the remains, but it has
not it been decided whether to cremate
or bury the "find."
New Clothes.
New Fall Styles
AT THE BROWNSVILLE
The nobbiest patterns and finest values
ever shown in this city are now ready
for your inspection. Rich browns and
grays in check, plaids and stripe effects
in New York's latest styles.
We can certainly Please you
Suits $10.00 to $35.00
6hirts
Every conceivable pattern to suit every
man's taste. Monarch and Cluett Shirts
$1.00 to $2.00
Hats
All the new Fall styles in Derbies and ::
Soft Hats, all the new shades and shapes ::
The Astor $3.00
FANCY VEST, NEW FALL STYLES
rownsville If oolen till Store
JUDD BROS., Props
NEW STORE
minds of housewives since time began.
As an evidence of the great number of
Cincinnati women who recognize the
comfort and economy in gas, they would,
standing in an unbroken line, cover a
distance of 40 miles and almost equal
the population of a city the size of
Dayton, Ohio.
SINISTER STRICKEN DOWN.
PBILAEDLPI1IA, August 17. Coming
to Philadelphia to temporarily occupy
the pulpit of the Chambers Wiley Pres
byterian Church, the Rev. John F. Car
ton, of Brooklyn, was stricken with
appendicitis several days ago and is in a
erious condition at his country home at
Spring Lake, X. J.
It was said this morning that Dr.
Carson was resting ea-ily, but must have
absolute quiet.
For the last seven iears he has been
minister of the Central Presbyterian
Church of Brooklyn. He is a member
f the Pennsylvania Society of New
York, Brooklyn Clerical Union and the
Union League, Brooklyn.
WILL RAISE RATES.
Conference of Railroad Men Will Result
in Higher Tolls.
TACOMA, August 17. It is reported
en apparently good authority at the
eent conference of railroad men plans
were made for a general increase in
freight rates between Chicago and the
Pacific Coast, ranging from two and a
half cents to 25 cents a hundred the in
erease to be effective January 1. .
The reasons given are advanced wages,
the increased prices on coal and supplies
nd the reduction of passenger rates, the
general attack on railroad securities
nd the great demand for cars" which
has forced them to invest large sums in
equipment.
TRAIN OVERTURNS.
KANSAS CITY, August 17. Two rear
oaches of Wabash train No. 9, from St.
leuw, left the track and overturned at
Sandolph, Mo., yesterday. Five persons
ww injured, none seriously.
ZIMMER'S SENTENCE POT OFF.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 17. Emil
J. Zinimcr, vice president of the Pacific
States Telephone Company, who was con
victed in contempt of court in refusing
to answer questions at the first triul of
l-ouis Glass, was to have been sentenced
in Judge Lawless court today. When
the case was called his attorney. Charle
tl. Fairall stated he was not prepared
'or an argument on his objections to
passing sentence and by consent of coun
sel the matter was no-tooned until
Tuesday.
Fairall has raised the point that ver
liet of guilty can not stand as the jury
was discharged before it was recorded.
NEW LOGGING ROAD.
KELSO, Wash., August 17 The Shev-
lin Timber Co., has a CO-day option on
the Tongue Point RailnuJ which runs
out from Carrollton several miles and
is used as a logging road. If the Shev-
in people buy the road, which is very
probable, the line will lie extended up
the Coweeman nine miles from its pres.
ent termmuH Once extended it will
probably be added to until all the tim
ber on the headwaters of the Coweem'an
will be tributary to , the road. Exper
i?rc? has demonstrated that logs can be
handled cheaper and quicker by rail than
by water, and in this stage of progres
siveness a railroad is the thing to bring
logs to market and fill an urgent order
for some particular purpose.
MOORS READY TO FIGHT.
CASA BLANCA, August 17. The sit
uation is quiet here but the Moors ex
pect to attack the camp tonight.
REFUSED HIM MONEY SO SHOOTS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 17. John
Dugan shot his sister) today because she
refused to lend him money.
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557 Commercial St.
Near Twelfth
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HE WAS A GREEN ONE.
I. (.'. Specht, representing Mason,
Ehrman & Co., of Portland, came in on
the 9:40 train last night and will spend
a few days on the beach. Several years
ago this part of the country was part
of Mr. Specht's territory, though work
ing for another firm and a story is told
on him that is amusing He was a green
'tin in the business at that time and
when he sent in his first expense ac
count among the items was: "One liv
ery team, Astoria to Ilwaeo, 17.50."
When he askej for his mail at the next
hotel he was handed a collect telegram
from the house which read: "Where is
the horse and what did you do with the
buggy! Why didn't you charter a steam
ship?" Specht immediately invested in
a pocket map.
C. H. COOPER IS DEAD.
C. If. Cooper died at the hospital last
night, his death resulting from a stroke
of paralysis. The deceased is a well
known Astoria resident who hud been in
buiness here a number of years. At the
time of his death he' was 57 years old,
being born ia Zancsville, Ohio. He leaves
wife and two daughters. The an
nouncement of the fui.eral will be made
later.
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Mrs. Paul Limerick, of Portland, is In
the city, viiting Mrs. J. B. Benoit and
will remain for a few dajs.
Mrs. McCann of MeMinnville, a for
mer Astoria resident ,ls visiting Mrs.
Fanon for several days.
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Frank L Moran, of Cosiuopolis, Wah.,
was in Astoria yesterday and left for
Seaside where he will spend a short va
cation. Jitcr he will continue the vaca
tion with a trip into Southern Oregon.
Lowell Mason who U well known in
Astoria, has arrived from Butte, Mont.,
to take the position of night manager
of the Palace Restaurant, Mr. Mason's
many friends will be pleased to hear of
his return fo Astoria.
S. Elmore and daughter returned from
Portland lit-t night.
J, B. Ruder, repivsentlng the Pioneer
Bindery &, Printing Co., of Tacoma, ac
companied by his wife, was in the city
yesterday and went through to the bench
last night, This was the, firnt vacation
Mr. Ruder has taken in ten years.
Wanted.
A chambermaid for hotel.
'J.," Astorlan office.
Address
7-12-tf.
Qoldsn Oak
Rug filler and bird csgss now In.
HlldebranJ ft Oor.
Th Tyler.
The Tyler, the new refreshment re
sort, which opened on Saturday night
at the corner of Sixth and Bond streets,
is still enjoying the popularity that the
owner's name gives it with his worthy
helpmate. Dad Towler. Clarence Tyler
insist on everything that he is connect
ed with being first class and the Tyler
is an actual evidence of this determina
tion. The Tyler will grow in popularity.
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice to the Public.
Notice Is hereby given that the Thir
teenth Annual Regatta Committee will
rot entertain any bills or asume any
indebtedness whatsoever unless such
bills or accounts, when rendered, are ac
companied by a requisition duly signed
by the President and Secretary.
"W. e. scimirFF,
President.
J. II. WHYTE,
Secrotnry.
RECAPTURED.
Deputy Sheriff McLean was recap
tured by the gheiiff last night on his re
turn from Seaside, McLean escaped from
the sheriff's odico about ten days ago
nd has been supposed to be in hiding at
Seaside. Sinoe then, though he has been
seen in Astoria, on one occasion. The
explanation of his absence not being en
tirety satisfactory to Sheriff Pomeroy it
has teen determined to incarcerate him
in the sheriff's office indefinitely, pend
ing good behavior. Looks like a life
job. He enjoyed his vacation hugely.
BASEBALL TODAY.
This afternoon at 2:30 the Bohemians
will play the Brainard Cubs of Portland.
The game will be full of snap and vine
gar as both teams are on their mettle for
the game. Manager Brown's men are
well practiced and the Cubs are adepts
at the game Oood sport is promised and
the two teams are fully able to to keep
their reputations for furnishing a good
game.
Dell B .Scully, notary public,
houi' at Scully's cigar store.
Any old
tf. :
Oliver typewriters
stenographers at A.
Commercial street.
Sunday excursions to North (Long)
Beach. Round trip fare $1.00 to any
point on North Beach. Tickets good re
turning on either the steamer Potter
or Nahcotta. Call t 0. R. A N. dock
for particulars.
Drug Store Moves.
The Central Drug Store has removed
and automatic one-half block west of their old location
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R Cyrus 424 wimmerciai street nnu uuve a niieiy
remodeled storo where everything is
fitted up in first-class shape. They will
be pleased to meet their old customers
and new friends at this location.
Notice to the Public.
Notice is hereby given that ths Nor
wegian Singing Society will not snter
tain any bills or sum any indebted
nes unless such bills when rendered ars
accompanied by a requisition July sip
ed by the president.
S. L NANTHRUP, President.
Social Dance.
The Liberty Bell Social Club will glvs
another one of their dances at Logan's
Hall Saturday evening, August 17th. In
vitations have been sent out. 814-4t.
Cheap round-trip rates to ths East
from Astoria t
To Chicago 171 JM
loumamt 80.00
10 Kansas city . 00.00
., to et. I'aul 00.00
To St. Louis 67.6
Tickets on ale August 8-0-10, Sep
tember 11-12-13. For further particulars
apply to 0. W. Roberts, agent 0. It A N.
Wm. MoMurray, G. P. A., Portland, Or.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bean the
Signature of
424,
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the
400 ROOMS WANTED.
During the Sangerfest Convention and
Regatta week, parties having rooms will
please leaves their names and address
at either of the following places: Re
gatta Headquarters, Johnson Phonograph
Co., S. L. Nanthrup, or E. Hauke & Co.,
by request
FRED J. JOHNSON,
PASTOR ELLEFSON,
8-8-14t. Committee.
Panama hats cleaned and blocked.
Leave them with Dell Bkully.
Up-to-Date Train Service.
The traveling public' appreciate
fact, that tho
Canadian Paelflo Is the up-to-date line,
The attractive features being:
The new 68-hour service Portland to
St. Paul, via Spokane.
Ths Imperial Limited Service.
The Trans-Canada Limited Service
Four days across the continnet.
"Regular ai ths Sun"
Is an expression as old as the race. No
doubt the rising and setting of the sun
Is the most regular performance In the
universe, unless it Is the action of the
liver and bowels when regulated with
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guaranteed
by Charles Rogers, druggist. 25c.
SOUVENIRS
FRANK J. DONNERBERG
THE RELIABLE JEWELER
no Eleventh St.
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