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ASTORIA, OltEGON, TUESDAY HOUMG. JCLY 23. Jtt.
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Stoves -
yVVlVNsTiVV'N
Are not made from tho ncroo-pilo
or in i kindergarten school.
Eclipse Hardware
W Olvo Trading Htnitipn.
GRIFFIN
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Acme filuten Farina. Acme Whrat Flakes and Standard Kolled Oats
AT A. V. ALLEN'S
ASTORIA CASH GROCERY
Tenth and Duane Streettt.
L.ook'nft the Following
Wcntcrn RoBncry Stigitr, 18 pound for SI. 00.
Kount CtiirtiD 1 " t.x-
(MMidQtiulUyTcu I .
Rolled Out 8 .iS.
llcutii U "
J.ptn Rlao , "
GcmhI Otmllty Flour . I Sack .75.
Oyntcra , 12Cun ' t.00,
TumnttM - ' 1 " UM).
Here Is a List
e . t t '(
0t some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
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K ALSTON HEALTH POODS In great varlct?
fresh from the mills. t ' ; A . '
AROMATIC SriCES guaranteed the finest. ' '
TILLMANX8 I'UKB CXTKACTS.D
CHASE SANBORN'S JjCOrfEES are un
rivalled." Together with ' a host of other
, good things.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Item- Zealand Fife Iusor anee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. P. Thomas, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Subscribe! Capital
Paid-Up Capital
Assets ...
Assets in United States
Surplus to Folicy Holders
Has been Underwriting on the Facific Coast over Twenty-two years.
SAflUEL ELMORE & CO.,
Resident Agents, Astoria, Oregon.
Tinware
Co.
BOOKS...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens
Hox Dvccirntetl Iipr
and Invlopi"ioe.
& REED
Breakfast Food
Barley Food
Select Bran
Yeast .
Cocoa
Price
.Country Produce Dousht.
$5,000,000
1,000,000
2,545,114
300,000
1,718,792
Improved Mikado and
Empire Cream
Separators.
Tny r it". implt and bmi motoat
Separator. oid. For al by
Foard & Stokes Co.Astorla
Your Wife
Will ilk. It; to will th. cook.
Star Ewtnte Rnnce
8all.fr all wba dh Ih.ra.
If your bcitrr hlf doM th eoekiat.
that I an additional rvaon why th.r
should b a Star E.tat. Rang in yor
kltrh.n. Th u.. of tb.m orevnti worry
and dlsappolntinnt. .
W. J. SCl'LLT, Agnt.
ill Bond aUrett.
Andrew Lake
5aa COMMERCIAL, T
...Merchant Tailor...
Perfect Pit Guaranteed. Low Prices.
Repairing and Otoaninc Nnrty Done
THE PROOF
ot the pudritruj hi tn the ci&Uii
, ' . and th proof of liquor
IS IN SAMPLING
That', an artruroont that', con.
olunlvea dnruoffiatiradawi.
Otira will atnnd th tet,
HUGHES & CO.
. ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LONDON.
3tahMiAie4 during the refcrn of Quewi
Anne, A. D. 171.
FIRE AND LIFE.
Buoftorweo caiutai ,ov.uw uo
Aaaota U.4U1.I6V 00
Burplus to policy hoklor , 4.081J3S 00
Exclusive of paid up caiiltavl
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
ance Co.
Subscribed or guartnteed cap
ital f 7,600.000 00
Capita) paid up 1.836.800 00
Aaaota au.uo.iw uu
Catton, Bell & Co.
Onrol Agent, Ban FranoUoo, Oal.
.Samuel Elmore & Co.
ReaKlent Agent, lAotorta, Oregon.
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RIOTS AT
CLEVELAND
Mob Violence Resorted to
and Eight Hundred
Troops on Duty.
WILL PRESERVE PEACE
And If Found necessary the
State MillttoWIU Be Called
Into Service.
STRIKERS BLOW UP A CAR
A Hoa-l'nlon Conductor Shoots tnl
Kills a Boy Passenger for Mtklac
III Timet Remarks.
CLEVELAND, O., July S4.-Th scene
i't alki JiW ami viot-.-Cft witnessed
in till, city thCMigluut jesiorday and last
nafht m coi"ctWi with the cai trlk
uoteslwl tldn tnorntng by marked
qulo.ou.. Til cKy authorities were In
oonrfervuv mvfuiy at! nmht, and caxv
this nvw tri a mil -was lud for battery
A. of ill Fin.1 Olao ertilery. Tbr
omiiu'il" of the. Tenth Ohio Infantry
iml Uio LavKV.ur Rifle. With th ad-
.Ujon . th.w of(f AW Ux mUltary
f.im to uim wath th atrwt car Miike
now nuur i"i men, rh cHy' antlr
Ket wUl ne a call for ataU
M jb i-Wenc wUl be auw-ej at any
corn. Atut o'took laat rdtrht a sub-
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lift and WlUoutrlib)'. about H mllea eaat
nevW.ind. Ttw outratre wa not re.
Tim outratre wa not re
iwrted o tlw CleAtiaod polh-e until thla j
mnmliMf. The car waw filled with
liMiiirera. who were badly ahukeo up
nd made a ruMi for the doom.
LlTTLiE UOT A VICTIM.
CIEVELASD. ' July It-A U-j-wapoM
by ivuued iVjrailuh wa hot and tn
iMuntly killed by Ralph 'llawley. a nun.
tniun oonduJtor thl aftwmoon. Corn.
aUth w a paengtir on Broadway oar
ami nxuM awne remark to the condiHUor.
Hn-wley tl arreMted. . An ImmenM mob,
ejn; at t!Klxnw.' Hukkry gathtml
at'tfi ufl, and h jwlk charged ui'n
Ju. iMjd and nwk avyeru. arreHut.
Tl ift b ua pamttawy iaV,(H,n)eds but
noon tui'ifier oonj,-rv,i)texl. Anpttan
Hil'ty tar wlikm oanM down Otunge
wreat aionKl ait Perry (Rreet. Polk
isMki ohanred the mob with their olub
a'lid hptTl lt; ' ' '
The auu'e bouril of ar Ml ration ha le
citKM ft rannx bring alK-ul a ettKmont
of th strlk, bj- brlngmg tht ftVilb of
tie liar CotMolhbiited and atrlkers to
gether to talk oiT tltr grievance and
t III fttvuxlon AM effort towards !!.
a ton. or order a public Invewtgatlon of
ll atritee.
THE I'l'SHl ChVB MEKTA
And llnatUinously Adopts the Report of
tihe Nt'lutlem Road Committee.
The I'uA llub nvet at thiir. rooms huK
v will ng. In the a.bmno of tlw president
uml vk'-irtv-iletit, Mr. John Uiutke waa
iiIimh. prjuldent, pro tern. The comnil.
U having U matter in oharge reported
on oh book on Ihe resources of Tllla.
ntook cinty.
Mr. Naaeli tvportod on the correspon
dence in regard to the flour mlM propo.
artn. ptoovxed by A. C. U' :le, of Ta
conat.
The road committee tmde rcort, wiikn
ma utiti itmxfeuy adotwl, and on mo
tion corwrolmtlwii of (50 was made frm
lie 4ub fund to asaixt it lie impro-mnt
of the NnhiUem road. iMr. Chuiton made
a inwtion, wtiloh waa paed, requeatlng
the m'WHpaiwni tu ureaent tihe improw
nt of rtie road hv the strongtv, and
mcac fitvortlo lUttVt. The tall approprt.
a ted by tine club will puiMheon the road
for a ttbfUUMM of 100 rod. The report of
the comtnlueo waa as follows:
ASTORIA, Ore,. Jul)' 2i-To the Push
Olub of AAV!: Gcwtaemen: We the
iHMlontltftied, jxur ountmltitee on roada,
beg to aubnvlt the following report i
By imetlMUon v find the expenee.
of running the- affains of the county are
ir.eceoiouHly cunuldoivihle amd (that this
tMX of our oounty mitt be raUaxl from
a few po.-.ra In and near Astoria, owing
to thj kv-k ' devolop.tMt of the rt
n-elnder of our motility, which wwlcs
CMmsldnAihle of hardship on them. The
best melhod of relieving tttiem, we believe,
i no indttoe men with famUle and means
to inw Into the different part of our
rich um:y and help those that are aJ-
rly turr. tu iiv on dwr teoa and
Imiirow than, that th valuattun of IM
untmptwcrl Mnd may ba raland, which
Will titp Iw tti burdoi) of h funnlnf
xiMn uf ouuncy.
Th Oral ep to amompUMi th4 and w
nnlkrr. 4 to bultd r"l road In dlHrwM
Uraott'KM frcro U onunty aaat ttaaC
wIM ailrnr th farmen, avt any aaaon f
Uw yoac. when the price) ar Ixav, to
marlvt wtial ttwy rate, wMch wtl tw
tie famMra to my at horn, otnu1 UP
and Imnrova h4r pawa, Inatcad Of be
ln ounprlloi to wurk anray from born
to u(rt luat famrlla. and eapaotaUy
would wa call aurakn to th N4mtn
vavinr. whlab haa no rati or ayattcr out
K. but muM dnnd oo a wain road tt
mark . Um producu of that rtcfe nikv.
Th road btaua; In audi a condition moat
of h ya that U taka IIOD to lnducw a
dorair 'to fxre fr'an AUa-la in oaa'
of atckfiraa. and during the KMt ertntar.
hn iwtaiio. wore C SO a aack to A
Uirta buntlnda of btuivHa 'rr belnr fd
to hotr hi h Kalrin vatcy owinf to
f that .tlw road w-r ImtiawHiW'.
WMitna- 0 Kl". th teVOm of KrtvaWn
lminnlai W-ti. without warkinf a
hanWan on rhnm or any one ! in the
county, w do twrcay reamnwnd uiai
the ruh club 3or tmtrrtak to rala.
by aulMcrtnibm. nt-nuinmeraa or any
otlw way lvTLftc rhouiflM ach-taable
by III olub ur cummiuae tn charge, tl VlO.
or a much of It aa w can. to pfcl
In rreaktn and laytnir immhron on the
V..H dm m KM WMm ilA taVl Mid 13
n I'd.; that aU the money collect d
t tuxl to rh tiwurT of the rwn
c'.ub, and th tfliU-nt of aald otub hafl
&inaiit one or mort men tlaat are m
Imt of th olub aa an Inspector of
a-urk. when ive finds that punnheon hat
Iwen prtrlj- Jd. tlut I not lea. than
thro Inche rhlcji and not than teht
N km, anil not more dan eight our
imvWr four Itktw wW. aald I rupee-
t.ir ahH tiv the permn a done th ,
or an oov oo ie irfMwrr in
Hub
u .. . ui no
ntkl Irmiwtor ha not give ot
dera flutter nor than m T Uavn baa
ln paU who tlha treaaury. ?
(Vt tn th tv and U tnUe Pt la
over th aummlt that dtvde theNUm
and CoeiMiiUa rUvra ami la rouffh and
Umbered, and no one Uvea atone thla
i irt of the rail, tt U eetiraawd that
, w mto tn te putohond
In
i mta ll mtl of rvi and that It
te Am for II a rod. Th S13M w have
! ivoomrmvtled rateod WTKlid be one half.
i hsvliur tti oilier one-half for frt N
j. 4o mU(, hat tti wrk t 'r, (he
j ... a. n a. poa-fble ar-l be:n n" anunment betwm the
mpte'ed In on year from date, and
ihat wr ak the Nia4i farmer to
Hnuilnte the nHtton In the cfy. R"pe'
Lllv -lh,V,
o. tt". CARNAHAH.
-..' PKTBRSON. ,
- lVSn oi,- Roe..
On niot)wnf!ie"itmitaiT waa hmtruou'd
t - irntm inrmte wtm Mr. A. B.' Ham -
n'A,XJ V',,"7"
VIVM vnaa wo n m nwwn n ... ;
0eaVi aa to ttx proPO extenalon or
the mttrvd to Tlllamnek. '; "
Th !WTtary wa Inmructed to ak
th aentfnwm o the city paper -In r.
gar.1 to furnishing regular pac for the
ad.vmlning of ttie city' reaouroe undar
!m dtrextion of the Push olub. The
meeting then adjourned.
THE VORU SHORT IN SALMON.
Rorh the English ana American Oo-em.
moot Have. Now, Put SaJmJn on
Thetr Army Ration. Uat,.
. The J. K. Armatrong Company, of 104
U Street, haw lsued th Mtoatng
circular, touohlng the salmon outlook.
It should pvJve of ntp-eat to all enciged
In the fishbig industry in this vicinity:
Case".
ls"7 Pack of world ...S.ltHMMl
lvi;iNwunuion of worki ,.,8t0"0
lvi; ,anry over of world ftttowi
HW-Jlaek of world aftWiHW
l!itViirtunMKn of -ord....;...t!..0ii0
l!Mi 'amateil pack of womil !9iti0
MstAm&ted shortage ' world. tiuO.000
lSi IntTvaiwd coiunntlon of
world over season of ItT. '400.000
Our figure for shortage this season do
not oltow for an Increased consumption.
VJuvw the ItKreaae Vn consumption ,
nrnua a conwpondlng increase In the
shortage for ISO.
We ngiure that item the Increase
In consumption nwy be, it will more than
take care of any increase in the estimated
pack, so that our estimated shortage of
600.000 oases between llie pack and the
oonsunnwton to a fair one. The big In- .
crease III consumption last season was I
partly clue to booh the E.Uh and Atnor.
Iran govvmnxtits putlttog- salmon on the i
army twuloti !.;. The rporta on itdz j
arttcie nave oeen so aaiwrawory onni
tAe American government na Just
doubled the ration, namely., serving It
six times In 10 day. In place of .three
times in 10 days aw heretofore.
Certain members ov' h trade intimate
thatowlng to the supposed advance on the I
,hTZZ. en.,
sumers will not buy tt a9 ftvely as here
tofore.
To strt wttti, Alnska jtalmon has not
sold below 90 oenlts per doien for a great
many years, ojkI the awrnge price has
been $1 per doten. Ettflier price would not
permit of ft being retttJled at 10 cents
per cant ctmaoquoovtly It has been retailed
ait fwo cans for a quarter. If thto year".
price opens at II per doietn, the retail
price does not oliange, consequently w.
full .bo see how the consumption of this
article is going to be lessened.
On Columbia rtver the price was no
higher than the average for several jrs
back. For two or three year that the
market was ideimonullseJd tihe awrage
price whs $1.06 to fl.au, but in spite of 'the
crokers, there has been more Columbia
river salmon sold tills year than the
packers can postdbly deliver, ao that ends
(he argument ao f ar as that to concerned.
(Continued on Page Three.)
THE END
IN SIGHT
A Peaceful Settlement of the
Alaskan Boundary Dis
pute Probatle.
NO CONFLICT NECESSARY
OinadUnPremkr Asserted There
Wen fcntTwo Ways sf
Settlement.
BY ARBITRATION OR WAR
! KeltbCf Will BC EmplOytl. tilt BOtk
Sides Will Protitly Make Coaxes
stoas to Settle Dispute.
WA8HINOTOS. July Jt-Benator Falf
chaimmn of the Michigan d
of he barb Joint cnmlaWiv
, , , .
mao " "i" i
daj Won atarttaa' for home. He con
finned the report tbat there would bs no
ttKOtinc of the Jutnt cominiM-JO X'Jf -mi
1, aw'lnf tve and Sir Wllfrtd Launer
nmt asred upon poatpnnmnt for an
, tndMnnite period. Direct negotiation, re-
I ,nwclk the Alaskan boundary are now
In pivjreaa between 8Tetary Hay and
r. Tower, the Brttbto oommlsnionw In
?.haiw tiere.
XogrKiation are dJrecwd
u . ,.... t k. im ttr
i party's, Hhwuh oa omenrhat dlfterent
' Una from those punrued durtn the
ixrrtnr; and turomer. ,
1 Offloiufs here are not aiarmed at the
..ii coufl'Vn that' Sit yilW TaurW
' uneranc. In arhkA omaa.!. tt
. wwd, "$r" a .an, .alteriaMlve tn arW-
, tratioki. was given a meaning not 4ol:end
M by h Canadian premier,', v
WIUL. NOT ARBITRATE.
WASHINGTON, July 24 Inusnuca as
Canadian' amcials have laid stress upon
the retuaaJ a! the United eJ tunes to ic-
! rnf futr &Th3rj-rkm nn rlw ifcemiinr'bueAa
tion, k tnay be proper to explain the
reason for their refusal a por'l out
by a high ofBoatL .
In the fln. place, our government, it is
ootenvlod, is absolutely "certain of th
soundness of Us claim In the meter.
That would eai to be a good reason
for subnfcoing rtw matter to arbitration,
but our eminent hokls that . arbitra
iters' uro" iinvJH aH subject to the Altai
weakns ot oomproinlsing. ;. in ottr case
a oompiMmrse would amouift to the toss
of our woe contention, for nce Canada
admitted to the Lynn canal, we woull be
deprived of the only weapon which we
row possess for the protection, of our min
ers going fcvto the Klondike fr-ra extor
tion, arod. perha.w expukaon. .
Then, yto, it Js reallaed tbat...ny
agrviemenx, arbitration tnlght be ex
tientty unpopular in the areat so that
offtofeuB wlH be glad to aljuwt the matter
rttbwut resorting to arbitration if pos
sible. This has caused a revival of the
prole x to alljw Canada free port prtv
whl,e ,ltowltw y,. .tgnty owr them
. ,
to tiK a'
It Is realiaed that this plan would meet
ibh etng onipoairion from that eteoieu
,hk, fa,vn, conotwtoi. wnatever to
Canada, nut under such an arrangement
the American miners might reasonably
expe.it to beten a good deal from flie
tonatr'iotion of the proposed railroad run.
, ' . . t ,
from a free Canaltan port on Lynn
carnal Mtrumt tinrouin to iawaon.
OPINION IN LONDON.
liONDON. July 24. Commenting upon
the debaite in the Canadian parliament
refeiKng the Alaskan boundary que,
ttan the St. Ja,n- Gaxette says today:
Makes the food more
"Th brM air of th Unlttd 0Ua
nd CvMrffc la conducttre of atran;
word, Whiob would nevnr pan th Uj
of Eurip-xin tatnen until an order to
imAsiiie was on rb- potnt of amitac.
Kobody think at war la connection wUh
tb CnJi-AJnnrioaa dfeput. TaU
lnc it to ww who wU have to fltfht If
Canads owikea quarrel, w must plead
stLb our fellow ulJota to us a quWer
tyU."
A PEACEFUL. SETTLEMENT
PredHo'.ed by a Prominent Washtruftoo -
Official In Speaking of (ha Sltuatioo.
NEW TOIIK. July I4.-A pcUI to th
Hena'd crom WatmlngKm says: Thier
will be nrfcher war nor art ration over
ah AUaka, Ixainttory dhaput. H will b
Mtttled by amicabi aareement. both the
United Sts&a and Great Britain maklnc
nnni. Thla to the ritw emprewse
by an official having mudh to do with th
pending negotiation. Referring to 6r
Wilfred Laurler'a sph in th Canadian
house of onmmons, in wtAch nh Canavll.
an prmier deolared there wvr only two
way by which the difficulty could be
set-tiled. arWrratiao or war. the offlatJl
sal.) alrniflcantly: .
Sir Wilfrid is merely stating to the
Canadian parliament Kite rervumfxed
mefhod by wlaoh dvillnd nxtinn seMle
coatrover). There are three aneth.
oda: First, by actual agreement; ond.
by a rwort to arMtrattan; third, by war.
"Sir Wufred baa nrfeot. to mention
the ftrst od nrt Important of thvsw
method,"
U to reaognised by the admlnlstrattloti
that 111 boundary question to a difficult
one. ss are other questions pending be.
tween Canada and the United Ststtes, but
it is not regarded aa tapaeaible of ad
Justra-J in some way aatlefactory to
the American miner nd ! Csmutoan
irwr vwrtt aa wvk as the UtiWu-d Staitn
and Great Britain. Some of the question
x toj are mor or tew mdependeint
and It was intimated that there Was rea
son to hope a Anal settlement of th
boundary oontrwersy might grow out of
fids relation between the pending que.
Bona,
The offlciil who made th suSJrestum
would not say wWch nation would ptv.
b)y make coRoesslons on the bountiary
question, .or toaxettm on ome other
point the ot'ir side would make In rer
ram. It to felt by officials of the atr,m
kxratkm geoeriily that while it may taka
rime and the exercise 'of ocwlderabie pas '
i ttaxn to work out a final solution of al
Uv! pending questions such a o:utlcav
wi)l uWmatety be reached ta a nelkbor.
ly spirU and whout any otash or sertoua
straining of relations between the two
nations. i I ti
Senator Fairbanks, wlwse rep art on the
Alaska boundary oontroTOrvy. as the rer
su't of his personal observations, has had '
great Influence In determining the poOcy '
of th administration, would not discus
Jtlr Wlllfrtf Laurler'a speech nor would
he make any comments on the present
tocuaoim. k can be said, however, thht
Senut V FsUr-ianks Is flrmly of the opln-
Ion thait' Dhe boundary question oav b.
-r.xl by amicable agreeement if JoUi
-fdes wUl exercise patience. , ,,
BETTER STREETS.
- ASTORIA. July . Editor Astorlan;
SU-: It gives me great pleasure to see by
the proceedings of our city council that
they are making a movement with the
object in view of Improving our present
sityle o street covering, more particularly
in respect to street crossings. Since I
always take an interest in this subject
and have always advocated the use of
macadam cr some more substantial form
of street covering than at present In use,
I take Hie liberty of trespassing upon
your valuable space to set for.h a few
words uptn urban streets, more especi
ally in respect to subsurban streets,
where the traffic Is not of a very heavy
nature.
The essential requisites of a good street
pavement are that It shall be smooth and
hard in order to promote easy draft; that
it shall give a firm and secure foothold
for animals, and not become polished and
slippery from use; that it shut be as
noi selves and free from dust as possible;
ami that It shall be easily cleaned, and
jthall not absorb and reKain the surface
liquids, but facilitate their prompt dis
charge initio the side gutters and catch
ibasins. lit should also ba of uA jnateri.
at and construction that it can be reexli.
ty Oaken up in places, and quickly and
firmly retold, so as to give aasy access
to water, gas and sewer pipes. Facility
uf repairs at all seasons of the year to
another hnportunt requisite. Economy of
(Continued on Pag. Thre.)
delicious and wholesome