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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-28
Piatek dnia 28go Pazdziernika 1904 r.

ton. Ustawienie odbylo sic pony
slnie pod kierownictwem archi-
tekta Schneidera bez najmniej-
szego wypadku pomisdzy 12o TO-
botnikami. Pozniej Papiez win
szowai Schneiderowi polnyslnie
dokonanego dziela.
Berlin, 28 pazdzier. Krol
jerry saski, ktory umarl IS paz-
dziernika, pozostawil majatek w
sumie 100000, jakotez 81 dobr
rycerskich posiad}osci. - Pc
smierci kr6la powstai o1ywiony
ruch pomiedzy kobietami w SAX
sonii, domagajacemi sic, azeDy
nowy monarcha napowrot powo-
ial do kraju swoja malzonke Luz
dwike, obecnie 'hrabine Montig-
noso", ably ia uczynii krolowa.
Kiedy krol wyjezdza, czesto o.
krzykami i petycyami do powozu
wrzucanemi ogoi tego sic donna
ga. Policya stara sic temu prze-'
szkodzic i aresztowa1a hlka o.
sob.
New York, 2S pazdzier.
w obec komisyi miedzystano-
wei, ktora zarzadzila sledztwo w
sprawie kolei przewozacych we
gle w skutek oskarzefi podniesio-
nych przez Williama r. Hearsta,
adwokat Shearn w imieniu oska-
nzenia oswiadczyl: "W skutek po-
dniesienia cen, baronowie weglo-
Wi w ostatnich czterech latach
wyciagneli Z kieszeni konsumen-
tow $8o,ooo,ooo. Nam tn rapport
kompanii kolei Lackawana, kto-
rego wynika, re Cd r. 1900 do
1904 koszta produkcyi wzros}y o
81 centow ma tonic. Konsumen-
tom podniesiono ,cene o ST ma to-
ME. Ia nadwyzka W 4 atach
sprzysiezonym sprzyniosla W zy-
sku 80 milionow". Pc tenn O.
swiadczeniu nastapila ozywiona
dyskusya pomiedzy adwokatami,
poozem komisya polecila rewizo-
rowi kolei Lackawana, A. S. Ba-
kerowi, z1oayc dokladny rapport o
kosztach i dochodach kompanii.
Adwokat kolci zelaznych George
Bromwell utrzymywal, re co do
podniesienia kosztow produkcyi
wymienione So tylko podwyzsze-
MIA piac robotnikow, ME zwiek-
szenie sic takze innych kosztow.
Manila, 28 pazdzier:. - Brytyj-
ski parowiec weglowy Ellamy,
zelazny okret nalezacy do Simp-
son Steamship Co., wiozacy Ia
dunek Cardiff w Walii, ma roz-
kaz wiascicieli zatrzymal sic tn
przez 10 dni, potem znika. O.
biega pogioska, re wegle swe "a
wi6z1 albo do Wbadywostoka al
bo do Portu Artura. Nieurzsdo-
wo donosza, ze 9 parowcow we
glowych portow Jawy i Suma-
try udalo sic w kierunku Manili,
ale niewiadomo, jake jest ich
przeznaczenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-28
1ienie W Petersburgu Londynie wzrasta.
spos6b magnaci wsglowi wyzyskujs konsumentow'

, by praWda SIG okazaio, IL torpe-
dowce japohskie atakowaly jaw
wodach angielskich. Chodzi1oby
skonstatowanie, czy mozliwem
byloby, azeby istotnie Japonczy-
cy w owych stronach mieli swe
torpedowce i atakowali: swo-
ia droga Mkt tu W to
ME wierzy, chociaz pierwszy ra-
port kapitana rybackiego statku
Moulmein wspomina pojawie-
niu sic pred flota rosyjska dwoch
! torpedowcow, ktore uwazal "a
nalezace do floty, chociaz Rosy
| anie twierdza, re torpedowcow
| wca1e ME mieli re SODA.
Gazety dzisiejsze bardzo wo-
jownicze podaja artykuly, ale
zdaje sic, 1e Rad W obec nowej
komplibacyi odstapi cd zadania
ukarania winnych poprzestanle
ma zadaniu przeproszenia ! od-
| szkodowania.
Londyn, 2S pazdzier. - Kore-
spondent do Lloyds Gefie w
Szwecyi, telegrafuje, ze do
szwedzkiego ,parowca Aldebaran
jadacego Hull, strzelano wo-
jennego okretu rosyjskiego o go
dzinie 10 wieczorem d. II b. m.
w Skagerrach, ale ME zrzadzono
szkody. Do norweskiego parow-
! ca Skaatol strzelano oleretu ro-
syjskiego W niedziele w Kanale
la Manehe. Do duhshego torpe-
dowca s1uzacego jake eskorta
strzelano, MIN flota baltycka
wp1ynela do Nora Po}nocnego.
Za}oga okretu rybackiego Som.
tag, przybywszy do Gestemuen-
| de, opowiada, ze przez poatrze-
ciej godziny wystawiona byla ma
strzelanine kolo Dogger Bank,
ale ME poniosla szkody. B1ytyj-
SIX; parowiec Ozana donosi, re w
piatek przepiynai koso floty bas-
tyckiej, w godzine pozniej wi
| dzial tonacy parostatek, ktoremu
ME zdazono pospieszyc pomo-
| ca. Moie to bys statek, ktory flo
ia baitycka zatopisa pred atako-
waniem statkow rybackich, So
dzac, IL to torpedowiec japohsh.
Wczoraj odbyl sic pogrzeb
dwoch ofiar katastrody posr6d Ii
cznego wspoludziasu publicznosci.
Mnostwo bylo wiencow; jeden Cd
| krola Edwarda.
Vigo, as pazdzier. - Hiszpah-
| skie wiadze dozwoli{y eskadrze
rosyjskiej zaopatrzyc sic W we
| siel, ale aabrae najwyzej 400 ton
dla kazdego okretu. Eskadra wy
bierala sic dis o swicie, podo-
bno uda sic do Tangeru. Okrety
potrzebujace naprawy otrzyma7y
zezwolenie do pozostania TAX d1u-
go, jak potrzebuja.
Mukden, aS pazdzier. - ia
! pohczycy we srode wystapili "a
! czepnie ma wschodzie zrobili
niejakie postepy. Donosza, re "a
jeli wszystkie pozycye rosyjskie
w Erdagon, pomiedzy Huansian
a Findiapu, ma drodze Mukde-
nu do Bentsiaputze, ale ME ma
| potwierdzenia tel wiadomosci.
Odbywaja sic potyczki ma po}no-
cnym brzegu rzeki Sache, ma po-
| }udnie Cd Mukdenu; Rosyanie a.
takuja, ale bezskutecznie.
Rzyrn, 2S pazdzier. = Wczoraj
| odbylo sic ustawienie w jednel z
nisz katedry sw. Piotra kolosal-
nej statuy sw. Jana de La Sale,
ma wysokosci IS stop mad powie-
| rzchnia uliey, posrod wielkiego
zgromadzenia 1udzi, miedzy ni-
! mi wielu Amerykanow. w tym
celu byly ustawione rusztowania
90 stop wysolie i 8 wielokraz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-28
kronika MiejsCoWa.
Milioner pod kaucya,

H>' AJ'
nal Bank of America, wiasciciel
fabryki wagonow i lokomotyw,
cz1onek kilku klubow w Chicago
milioner, stana} wczoraj pred
sedzia pokoju Callahan w South
Chicago zlozyl $500 kaucyi, re
stawi sic ma termin w dniu 7 Ii
stopada, azeby wytlomaczyt sic
dwoch zarzutow. Jest oskarzo-
ny o podpalenie fabryki W Hege-
wish i oprocz tego o usilowanie
wyludzenia oszukaiczym sposo-
benz znacznej sunny pieniedzy Cd
towarzystw assekuracyjnych. Z
obawy, azeby miedzy wierzycie-
lami banku National of America
ME powstal poploch, zlano ten
bank z Continental National. w
tym drugim banlcu Perry byl wi
ceprezesen.
Skarga przeciw Pery'emu O.
piera sic ma zeznaniach Lutra
Baldwin, bylego superintendent
w, zakladach w Hegewish ma
szynisty Bocka. Perry staral sic
podniesc znacznie sumo, ma kto-
ra fabryka byla ubezpieczona.
Wydal nastepnie rozkaz, azeby
wszystkie wagony wprowadzic
do remIz. Kiedy to bez widocznej
potrzeby uczyniono, przybyf w
niedziele do fabryki, oddalil niej
maszyniste Bocka, a kiedy wy
szedl, spostrzezono ogien, wydo-
bywajacy sic w kilku miejscaeh.
DIVA budynki fabryczne ulegly
zniszczeniu. Perry otrzymal
| pred kilkoma dniami wezwanie,
azeby stawi1 sic pred rzeczni-
kiem departamentu ognia, lecz
niel zastosowal sic do wezwanla.
Wczoraj rozeszla sic pogloska, re
maszynista Book wyjechal pota-
jennie z miasta przebywa ME
wiadomo gdzie.
Kapitaf praca.
Woznice zatrudnieni we fabry-
kach i sk1adach mebli zazadali cd
pracodawcow, nalezacych do
"Furniture Manufacturers" pod
wyzszenia placy O 50 centow ty-
godniowo i zawarciu unia
kontraktu. Stowarzyszenie fabry-
| kantow nalezy do organizacyi
Chicago Employers Associa-
ton, kt6ra stara sic odwodzic
pracodawcow cd zawierania kon-
| traktow uniami. Skutkiem tego
| wezwali woznice swoj zarzad, a.
zeby we fabrykach i sk1adach
mebli ogloszono strajk. Jezeli do
tego przyjdzie, 125 woznic straci
W 81 miejscach zatrudnienie.
"Illinois Coal Operators Asso1
ciation" podwyzszyia przed ro-
kiem czlonkom uni Goal Hoi-
sting Engineers" place 0 IL i pol
procent. Uczynila to z wlasneJ
woli maszynisci byli zadowole7
nj. Obecnie oswiadcza, re place
musi obnizyt, postanowila wsza-
kze, azeby sprawe rozpatrzys sad
polubowny. Ma zwolanie takiego
sadu ME godza sic maszynisci,
| kt6rzy pragna pozostac przy do
tychczasowej skali p1acy. Do
zwiazku pracodawcow nalezy W
tym wypadku $50 wlascicieli ko-
pain, w ktorych znajduje zatru-
dnienie 700 maszynistow.
Zecerzy nalezacy do Typo
graphical Union" beda skladali od-
tad pol procent zarobku ma fun
dusz, majacy sluzyc do przepro-
wadzenia uchwaly, azeby w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych Kanadzie
zobowiazywal S-godzinowy czas
piracy.
Notatki polityczne.
| w dniu 5 listopada odbedzie
sic w Coliseum wielka zabawa,
urzadzona staraniem demokra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-28

DSaA'S AANSA SoS~ e -
procz tego otrzymywac przeka-
ski napoje w dowolnej ilosci.
Komitet demokratyczny jest te-
go zdania, ze otrzyma $4,000 "a
bilety wstepu ma te zabawe.
Ma obiedzie czlonk6w "Chica-
go Real Estate Board" w hotelu
Great Northern przemawiali
wczoraj obydwaj kandydaci ma u
Rad gubernatora stanu Illinois,
panowie Lawrence B. Stringer,
demolrata i Charles S. Deneen,
republikanin. Pan Stringer m6wii
w Chicago, po raz pierwszy.
Poniewaz argumenty p. De-
neen ME trafiaja do przekonania
ogolu wyborcow, obdarzonych
dobrym sluchem, pan prokurator
w gmachu masohskim przema-
wiat bedzie dis wieczorem do
gluchoniemych. Przedlozy i'm ma
migi swoj program polityczny.
Pan Thomas Taggart prezes
demokratycznego komitetu naro-
dowego, oswiadczyi wczoraj, re
w stanach New York, Indiana i
Illinois sedzia Parker otrzyma
niewatpliwie wiekszosc gsosow.
Wyborcy So przekonani, re
Roosevelt popiera trusty.
Mayor Harrison wr6cil New
Yorku, gdzie naradzai sic przez
pol godziny ze sedzia Parkerem.
Senator Lawrence B. Stringer,
demokratyczny kandydat ma gu
bernatora przemawiat bedzie
dzisiaj W hall Arlington, rog In
diana ave. 81 ul., nadto w ha-
Ii Currana pm. $50 Blue Island
ave.
Polar ma sail koncertowej
w sail Michala Fewer, w DIRE
wnianym domu pm. 145 w. Ma
olson st., odbywai sic wczoraj
koncert Parma Jamison byla
wlasnie ma scenic i spiewala,
wtem uczula dym. Spostrzegla o.
glen "a kulisami zaalarmowala
publicznosc, ktora ma razie przy-
puszczaia, ze spiewaczka zartuje.
Ujrzano wszakze spuszczajaca
sic kurtyne asbestowa, ktora od-
mowila posluszehstwa opasc ME
chciala. Wowczas ma sail powstal
poploch ratowano sic ucieczks.
33-letni stroz miejscowy Hogan
Dennis, padl ofiara katastrofy i
spali, sic. Morris S. Burns popa-
rzyl sic, gaszac pozar, a Charles
A. Frair ulegi podobnemu loso-
wi. Ogieh powstal z porzuconego
papierosa zrzadzii 5000 szko-
dy.
Przygoda policyantow.
Detektywi Bonner i Mcdonald
spotkali ma rogu ulic Madison i
Halsted wzburzonego czfowieka,
ktory ma ich widok zacza1 mocno
gestykulowat rskami i palcami.
Policyanci osadzili, ze ow cz1o-
wick ma goraczke radzili mu
po1ozyt sic do fozka. On tymcza-
sem wyjal z kieszeni notes ofo-
week. "Reporterp - krzykneli
detektywi zaczeli uciekae. Me
znajomy popedzii "a mimi / wre-
CYL i'm ka1tke, ma k6rej byio
napisane: "Nazywam sic Charles
Gatz, jestem niemowa, ma rogu
Milwaukee ave. Huron st. rrapa-
dli mnie bandyci zabrali mi
$5o". Detektywi uspokoili sic,
lecz zamiast scigac rabusiow, od'
prowadzili niemowe ma stacye po-
licyjna. Wlr6tce potem policyant
Kelleher przyprowadzl ma sta
eye draba z podbitem okiem. Me
nova ma jego widok zadrzal z
radosci | zaczai znowu gestyku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-28
Oropna smiere.

Siedmioletnia Nellie Morgan
poniosla smiere W najokropniej-
sly sposob. Przechodzac przez d.
lice pm. Se13 Buffalo ave., ME spo-
strzegla szybko zblizajscego sig
tramwaju So. Chicago City Ry.
xt6ry ia uderzys i ma miejscu "a
bill.
Dziecko zostafo zaniesione
rrzez policyanta J. Ryan do DO
mu pani Fisher, jej babki, II ktd-
rel mieszkala. Babka zobaczyw-
sly, re dziecko ME zyje, trzykro-
tnie zendlala diugi czas uply-
nal, MIN przyszla do przytonlno-
Sci. Kobiety mieszkajace W oko-
Icy tyrnczasem obrzucisy obelga-
mi konduktora motorowego, /
gdyby ME to, re policya nadeszaa,
byiyby ich ukamienowaay.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-28

cago ave. Oba konie zostaay po-
walone ma ziemie, a Wacl1owsh
zostal wyrzucony woza o kilka
stop. Woz zostaf roztrzaskany,
lecz Wachowski szczssliwie u
szeSl potiuczenia, moze sulier-
r;
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14
DINKELsPIEL AND THE
BEEF TRUST COOK BOOK

George V. Hobart in Examiner.
l haf yust receive dis communica-
ton from der president of der beef
trust. vich 1 viii place before der pub
lie mltouid gravy:
In der Vest, Yesterday.
Dear Dinky; Der strike is getting
along fairst class, und much arbitra-
ton viii haf to be spilled before der
raw beef samvich will be vunce more
der national emblem of our country.
OF course, Dinlxy, doan's eggspect
much gratitude, but all ofer ris broad
land a shout of choy should go up for
der beef trustvich has made der strike
possible, because for der fairst time
in years def odor Of beefsteak und on
ions has been removed from many a
weary kitchen
Doan'd We deserve some applause for
dis kindness to der public, yes?
OF course. Dinky It vas a pretty
hard matter for a rich corporosity like
der beef trust to raise der wages of
our butchers und trimmers und udder
vokmens a cubble Of pennies a day,
but I win tolt you vot viii dit. yet
For der benefit of der poor peoples
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City Social News
Of the Week

Miss Carol Young is spending a few
days-iat Seaside,
Mrs. Eben W. Tallant entertained a
few of her friends on Monday after
noon.
Mrs. George Flavel was the enter
tainer of the Friday Afternoon Club
last week at her Seaside home.
Mrs. L. ]. Trumbull has returned
from Arizona, where she has been Wis
.iting with her daughter. Miss Rose.
H. C. Campbell. of Portland. admiral
of the 10th annual regatta. was among
the arrivals in the city yesterday after
noon ON the special.
On Tuesday number Of Astoria
people went to the sanborn and the
Taylor fishing grounds on the Patrol
to watch the process of seining. Those
who enjoyed the outing were Mrs,
Walter Robb, Mrs. Henry Coyle, Mrs,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

Aberdorfer, Henry r. Failing, George
T. Myers, Charles H. Carey, wife and
two children, T. A, Linthicum, J. A.
Reid, wife and child, Marcella Flood,
Ira L. Craig, Marion L. Dewery Elphie
Smith,. Thomas Scott Brooke. Miss c,
Dressed, Miss E. Phillips Mr., and Mrs.
w. C. Ward, Nina Ray Ward, G. Olsen
and Mrs. G. Olsen, Miss Carrie Bush,
Margaretta Brook, C. w. Hodson, Les
ter T. Hodson, c. Cumming Bruce, Mr.,
Rodney Gllsan, Mrs, T.. r. Glisan, Mrs.
f. G. Minote and son. Mrs ]. M. Ford,
Mrs. S. Pennoyer, Mrs. H. H. Delano,
Linley Morton, Dorothy Morrison, A.
s. Patello and wife, ]. f. Russell and
wife, Miss Nan Russell, Miss c. L. Will
son, Miss Francis Wilson, Mrs. e. H.
Brooke, Genevieve H. Brooke Alexan-
der Linthicum. Miss Alice Hartness,
Miss Mary Fisher, Miss Lillian Fisher
Miss Harriet waterhouse, Mrs. Alice
Maclie, Miss Marie Ellefson, Miss Ag-
mes Eborall. Miss Sarah Case, Miss
Ethel Gabbert, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Lois
Vincent, Mrs. Theo A. Purdy and son,
Mrs. McMorris, Miss Eva Wood, N. d.
simon, wife and two children, Mrs. l.
White, Portland Mrs. J, H. Smith, Mr.
], H. Smith, Jack Smith, Miss Bess
Reed Ed NJ. Steiner, DR.. August Kim
ney, Mr.. NJ. ]. Kinney, Astoria; Mrs
seott SHETLAND. Buster swetland, Van
couver, wash; F. NJ Hall and wife
Miss May watkins Lincoln, Neb.;
Mrs. S. E. Bingham and son, walla
walla, wash. Mae McKlnnon, Seattle,
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Gold beaters by hammering can re-
duce gold leaves so thin that $4,000
must be laid upon each other TO pro-
duce the thickness Of an inch. yet each
leaf is so perfect and free from holes
that one of them laid upon any sur
face, as In gliding. gives the appear
ance Of solid gold. They are 50 thin
that If formed into book 1900 would
only occupy the space Of single leaf
Of comon paper and an octave volume
Of an inch would have as many pages
as the books Of a well stocked library
of 1900 volumes with 200 pages IN each.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

liam Guar, NJ. Guaf. New York; G.
Hartman and wife. Oregon city.
Gearhart Hotel; Mrs. John Me-
Custer. c. -. Tsyker, Mrs c. r. Dwyer.
cracken. Mrs. A. oberdorfer. Elsie +.
oberdorfer, Harold oberdorfer, August
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

Wash; Mrs. Hughes and niece, Seattle,
Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. sebree. nurse and
two children. Mr. and Mrs. T. c. EgIes-
ton. Caldwell, idaho: Mrs. T. Budwin
and two children. Jessie Jackson, Joe
Reubens, b. Gordon washburn and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

wife. Spokane, WASH; e. w. Thorpe
A. L. Smith, Boston, Mass: Miss F,
Sommerville, Albany, N. Y; Mr. and
Mrs. H. b. Buckham. Monmouth.
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Frank Parker, Mrs. Hume. Mrs. II. w
Christensen. Miss Gladys Coyle, Mis-
Hazel Robb. Mrs Mae strowbridge
Miss Ada Burke and Mr.. Frank Par
lker.
When Mr. and Mrs. N. p. sorensor
turn from their Seaside home thes
lwill not reside In Astoria. as Mr.. sor-
enson has leased residence In Port
Hand. where they intend to reside in the
future.
/. Miss Margaret Higgins entertained
Wednesday In honor Of Miss Max
Frederickson. who leaves shortly fol
Europe, where she win complete her
musical education.
Mrs. Fl. w. Christensen entertained a
number OF young people on Wednes-
day evening at her home on Four
teenth street in honor Of Miss Ada
Burke Of Portland. cut flowers and
evergreens were used to decorate the
rooms and those present spent pleas
ant evening singing. dancing and play
| ing the game Of hearts, at which Miss
Ellen Nowlan and Edward Higgins
were the prize winners Mrs. Christen-
son was assisted in entertaining those
present by Mrs. Walter Robb and the
Misses Anne and zetta Smith.
Mrs. Richard Carruthers entertained
the members Of the Thursday After
noon Club last week. Sweet peas and
Inasturtiums were used to decorate the
rooms Of her home on Irving avenue
and the day being so pleasant. the re-
freshments were served on the lawn.
Progressive six-handed eucher was
played and Mrs Norman A. Marrs.
won the prize. Those present were:
Mesdames Paul BadoIlet, Norman A..
Marrs. Arthur Finch, Harry Bell Of
Seattle, Clara Reames, William E. Tai
liant, Charles Heilborn. Edward Miller,
John Rogers of Portland: Misses Mar
garet Higgins, olgo Heilborn, White
of Oakland, Cal, Caroline Young. Har-
riet Tallant, Laura Fox. Alice Wood,
Sadie craug, Violet Bowlby, Marge
Halstead, Of Alameda, Cal.
Master Charles Gratke entertained
a large number of his little friends on
Thursday afternoon In honor of his
third birthday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Gratke.
Crimson flowers and evergreens were
used to decorate the parlors, while the
dining room, where the birthday table
was set, was artistically decorated in
pink and white. Festoons of ribbons
from the chandelier to the table form
ed bell. the whole effect being very
pretty. Dainty pink and white re-
freshments were served The children
We're amused with shooting contest
and musical chair game, the prizes
being won by Dorothy Kruse and Dom
aid Roberts. Isabelle Paine and Dor
othy Kruse were the fortunate ones to
find the coins which were in the birth
day cake. Mrs. Gratke was assisted
in entertaining the children by Miss
Hazel Estes, Miss Gladys Coyle, Miss
Frances Estes, Mrs. Coyle, Mrs. Call
laway and Mrs. Mcbride. The children
who were present to spend very en-
joyable afternoon were: Russell Fer
guson. Florence Griffin. Frances Dun
bar. Earl Holmes, Donald Roberts,
Edith Davis. Margaret Barker, Sarah
Barker Fenton Celler, Margaret Bar
ry, Isabelle Paine, Frances Paine, Alice
Lighter, Bud Smith, Dorothy Kruse,
Mildred Mcbride. Naidyne Baker, Doris
Hoefier. Myron Hoefier, Sanford
schlussel, Freida Bah, Bernice Davis,
Mantle Lesser of San Francisco.
DINKELsPIEL AND THE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

Helen yesterday
her majesty selected the royal robes The
spanged satin,
court mantle viii be royal red velvet spang gold trimmed
robes will be the
establishment and will be finished
has been ordered from New York city.
Herman f. Pra. Wilkinson Fulton.
the committee charge of
have not yet fully completed the but the maids have
regatta be
other maids follows
Young Nell uzinge Nell
Ellen Nowlen Gertrude Upshur Miss
Wilson Freda Miss Ethel Gerding
Wright Miss Drain
Melville
Virginia will the
ladies' committee leaving nothing the
elaborate social the
those Of win be
the
ball the ceremony will be re-enacted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

The birthday OF Master Clark
Thompson. IT,, was celebrated at Sea-
side house. Thursday In manner
highly gratifying 70 Master Clark and
some 40 OF HIS young friends Mr.. s.
Y. Hyde. grandfather OF the host, or
dered delicious luncheon which In
cluded an elaborate birthday cake. The
ring In the cake fell to Miss Alice STEM
nick. the thImblc to william Fenton,
jr., and the dime TO Donald skeen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

Frank Parker, MRS. Hume, Mrs. Fl. w.
Christensen. Miss Gladys coyle, Miss
Hazel Robb. Mrs Mae strowbridge.
Miss Ada Burke and Mr. Frank Par
|ker.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

A very enjoyable card party was
given by the guests at Seaside house
Friday evening. Five hundred was
played. the prizes being won by Mrs
b. Neustadter and Mrs. Abe Meier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-14

Miss Margaret Higgins entertained
Wednesday In honor Of Miss Maja
F'rederickson. who leaves shortly for
Europe. where she win complete her
musical education.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-02
Mems Furnishing Goods
and Hats

Soc Neckties go at.
75c Neckties go at ............-.3 acc
81 Neckties go at................5 sec
Linen Collars, Barker brand, go at &c
Silk woven Suspenders. go at. .:19c
ITO dozen mems fancy Hose, worth 25c
per pair, go at................ &c
300 dozen white hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, worth 15c, go ....4c
Monarch, Wilson Bros. and Lion brand
white and fancy Shirts, worth $1
and SLIPS, go at .................7 TIC
The celebrated So Halves Hats PIG
The celebrated Knox Hats ......1.98
All winter Caps at about 1-2 price
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-02
Mems Suit Department
THINK OF 1T!

800 Mems Suits, odd lots, good and all
wool, worth 81, SO, and SO, goat 2.98
1876 Mems Suits, Cashmere and Wor-
sted, full assortment Of sizes, price was
IS to Sl2, go so
42O Suits, 18 OF. Clay Worsteds, blues
and blacks, worth So to S14, go
at 7.9Q
Ali Kerfoot s18, and 800 Suits, the best
money can buy, go at..........12.98
All hand tailored 1922 and s25 Suits,
go at .................
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-02
Opercoats.

95 Mems listers and Top Goats, worth
81 and So, go at ..........-.- ...4.48
$50 Belt overcoats and Ulste rs, worth
up to 1880, go at the uniform
price OF ....................
375 Swell Overcoats, the latest cuts
and fabrics, worth $18, $40 and
$50, go at................. s......1s3.48
We have only a few Fur Goats and
will sell them less than cost
Boys and Youths Overcoats at less
than cost of the material.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-02
Mems Pants

A big lot excellent values, worth up to
sSs5, go at.......--.......,-....98c
$50 pairs Pants, strictly all wool, worth
$3.50 to So, go at...............1.2
English Corduroy Pants, never wear
out, worth $3.50 and So, 60 at. .1.69
All 81 SO, s. and Sc Pants, go at 3.1e
Boys Knee Pants z. .1Oc
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-05-19

Every housekeeper should know
that If they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time, because 1t
never sticks to the iron, but becauss
each package contains l6 Ozone
full pound-while all other cold
water starches are put up in "a Id.
packages and the price is the same,
10 cents. Then again because Def
ance Starch is free from all injuri-
Gus chemicals. Ifyour grocer tries
10 sell you 12-oz package it is be-
cause he has stock on hand which
he wishes to dispose of before he
puts in Defiance. He knows that
Defiance Starch has printed on ev.
cry package in large letters and fig-
ures "l6 ozs." Demand Defiance and
save much time and money and the
annoyance of the iron sticking. De-
fiance never sticks. Sold by ]. W.
NcCammop.