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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06
WIN Increase Ne, Raeks

The Altoona Packing Company has
decided TO increase the scope Of It's
uppcrtown net racks, and will imme.
diaiely double the space now used.
for which Improvement the piling is
already on the ground, and work or
dcred to advance at once.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06

If you want to feel WE'LL look we'll
and be well, take Foley's Kidney
Remedy. It tones up the kidneys and
bladder puri6es the blood and re-
stores health and strength Pleasant
to take and contains no harmful
drugs. Why not commence todayi
n +. Laurin, Owl Drug Store,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06
Died Az Hammond

The infant daughter Of Sergeant
and Mrs Montague OF Fort Stevens
died at that place yesterday, The
funeral will take place this afternoon
At ! o'clock with interment in the
post cemetery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06

CAST YOUR WORRIES TO
THE WINDS-TELL US YOUR
TROUBLES-THE MORE THE
MERRIER,
WE CAN FIT YOU PER
FECTLY WHETHER YOU BE
TALL AND THIN, STOUT
AND SHORT OR TALL AND
STOUT OR SHORT AND
N-WE HAVE THE
GOODS" AND CAN PROVE
1T TO YOU IN LESS TIME
THAN 1T TAKES TO TELL 1T
IF YOU WILL CALL.
SUITS FOR ALL MANKIND
FROM THE HON. WIN. TAFT
SIZE TO THE SLIGHTEST
WISP OF A MAN.
$40 TO SIS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06
REALTY TRANSFERS

RF Teemstcr to the Mill Land Co
of Portland, land in section 6, TIP 5
N, r 6 w; $2l00,
Walter c Smith to George Kraft
lots in Plaza additions $500.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06
TERSt TALES OF THE TOWN
Probate Court

Judge Trenchard yesterday appoint.
Cd I'll Foster Tim corcoran and
Simm Mayes as appraisers Of the cs,
tate Of William Mekeeyer. deceased.
The property consists principally Of a
homestead at Jewell.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06
I. |. SMITH MEAI CO
FIGHT THE BEEF TRUST"
18th ST., Near Bond
2S3 Taylor ST. (Uniontowus

Make it a point to buy your lard Il
Smiths. Other concerns are asking
as much as 75c and Csc a pail for
Eastern lard that can't compare d
purity and freshness with Smitks
own put up. We ask only Csc for q
5-lb. pail 1t does not contain an
ounce Of beef drippings or any othgr
adulteration. Here are some otheT
good things at Smiths:
Loin and Rib Mutton Chops, 1bs Isc
Leg Of Mutton, per lb,. .s.,..... Iss
Shoulder Of Mutton per lb.. ...l1c
Pigs Feet, per lb......,.....~-...- 81
Beef Tongues, each. ...---..-.. Sgr
Corned Beef, .....,..... &c nd g.
Dry Salt Pork ..............al2A l2Ac
Picked Pork ...,.,.,......1 .12zc, asr
Hamburg Steak .....,.........-- 4asE
Smiths Famous Pork Sausage IZE
Smiths Sugar-cured Hams. .. lsc
Smiths Breakfast Bacon, ... l7le
Veal Outlets ;,..,,..,.... 122c, ase
Roast Veal ,.,,,...,...l l0c, l23c, Sse
Pork Chops ,,....,....... l2ac, i5e
Roast Pork ...,..y..... 10c, 123c, aSc
Bceisteak ......!.... l0c, 1876, IS
Roast Beef .,. Sc, &c, l0c, i2ac, lse
Beef for boiling ,........,... &C. II
Razor CLANS per dozen ac
Deep Sea Halibut ..........llc llc
Fresh Willamette River Salmon isE
Fresh Ranch Eggs, per dozen. ic
Fresh Creamery Butter, square ssr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-06

are always of the tenderest and juic-
lest kind. We handle none but fine
fed cattle, and our meats, conse'
ouently, is Of the very highest quality
IN avor and taste, All our meat offer
ings are strictly fresh and pure and
we base our reputation upon the char
acter Of the meats we offer Beef,
Pork, Lamb, Veal Mutton and Poul-
try Of all kinds in season. Mild Hams
and Bacon a speciality Prices most
moderate. Choice Butter As, so and
SOC. Fresh Ranch Eggs 25c,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
GOATS MAKE ROADS
FOR FOREST RANGERS

The brush-eating instinct OF the
Angora goat is being successfully
demonstrated on the Lassen national
forest in California, where they are
cutting trails for fire guards through
the brushy araes on the slopes OF
the mountains.
The animals. which number 5000.
have been divided into two bands
and under the case of the herders
are grazing within certain well do
fined areas so that their work may
be concentrated on the rbush within
those limits. Tho rosnlt Il that they
have practically killed nearly all the
brush In the course either by eating
II up entirely or by barking. as In
the case OF the heavy manzanita
bushes, At the beginning OF the
experiment there was some doubt
as TO the goatr willingness 70 eat
the manzanita, but II has been found
that whore there is little else they
viii lust as readily attack II as any
other bushes.
The grazing season was so late
his year on the Lassen forest that
the goats d'd not begin operations
until about tho middle OF June. but
since then they have made rapid
progress and the result promises 10
be a success from eVery nolnt ~
view, The trails will first be opened
and then kept FREE OF sprouts by the
roats. saving the government CON
iderable labor in cutting them out
by hand, as has been done hereto
fore while the brushy forage which
otherwise would have been wasted
win support SOOO goats very comfort
ably.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20

was searched. The tide was running
strongly at the time and II was two
hours later that the three bodies
we're found by searchers in boats
800 yards from the scene. Search
for the remaining two bodies is be-
ing continued this morning.
Miss Hiscock, although prostrated
from grief and shock, told of the
accident this morning.
I'VE we're going at good rate
OF speed when we struck something
and in an instant found ourselves
In the water" she said, between
sobs II can't tell Just what hap
pened after that. II was all jnm-
BILE. We struggled In the water and
were taken out. I cannot quite col
lect myself now; It's all too awful
to think about.
Ira Parry, the chauffeur, who met
his death, was married and lived
with his wife and her mother on
Warren avenue. He was formerly
part owner OF a cafe on First ave-
nue.. but recently acquired some auto
mobile property and had cars on the
renting stands. He was considered
TO be good driver by chaufreurs.
All OF tho Vancouver victims of
the accident are members OF highly
respected families and we're promi-
nent in society circles there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
MAY UNITE TO AID IN
EXCLUDING ASlATICS

Butte, Mont. Aug 20.-There is
much interest in Butte today over the
that the Montana Fed
GRAFTON of Labor may decide to affili-
ate its work with that of the Asiatic
Exclusion League on the Pacific coast.
w. A. Cole of San Francisco, a
member of the executive board of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners, yesterday addressed the
on the work of the league
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
CITY IS SLIDING
INTO THE RIVER

bombay, Aug. 2O.-The fate of the
prosperous Punjah city of Dera Ghazi
Khan, with population OF $4,000,
which for many years has been grad
ually slipping into the River Indus.
Is now regarded as definitely sealed
Nothing can be done To prevent
the enoroaehment OF the waters, From
so 90 i0O feet OF the river front is
being swept away every day, aud Que
by one, mosques, mansions and novels
are disappearing In the stream.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
five DEAD
IN AN AUTO
ACCIDENT
Machine Running Forty Miles
an Hour Jumps from a
TreStIe at Seattle
Last Night.
limited Press Leased wlre.I

Seattle, Aug, 20.-Five persons
are dead in Seattle today az the re-
sult OF an automobile accident which
occurred late last night when big
wlnton touring car crashed through
the railing OF q bridge at Dead
mans curve" near Fourth avenue
south and Andover street, and plung-
cd into the bay, carrying its occu-
pants to death IN the water.
The dead;
MRS. II. NJ. GRoTHE, aged SO.
Vancouver, d. O.
MRS. J. CoLvIN. aged 90, Van
couver. b @.
MISS AGNES CowAN. aged 2S.
sister OF Mrs. Colvin, Vancouver.
u. G.
MISS MAGGIE PAUL. aged 27,
Vancouver, p. @.
IRA PARRY. Seattle.
The bodies OF Parry and Mrs
Grothe and Miss Cowan we're recov-
cred about 1 o'clock this morning
some distance from the scene OF the
wreck floating IN the water. Efforts
are now in progress 20 recover the
bodies OF Miss Paul and Mrs, CoTvin.
The automobile was being driven
by Ira Parry, former proprietor OF
cafe in Seattle, from whom the ma
chino had been rented early In the
evening 10 take the party which, in
additions 70 these who met death
death. consisted OF Miss Mary Paul
aud Miss Katie HIscock for n trip
into the country. The women we're
all members OF delegation from
Vancouver. who were here attend
ing the fair. They were being chap
eroned by Mrs, T. Cox of Vancouver,
who is staying at the Arlington ho-
tel She was not with the other
members OF the party last night.
The accident occurred az a dan
gerous curve in trestle which
passed over n p,rtlon OF the bay. Ac-
cordlng TO tho two young women
who escaped death in the terrible
plunge the machine was running nj
cbout 40 miles an hour when tho
curve was reached Parry. for some
unknown reason, lost control OF the
car and Il crashed through the rail-
Ing and tumhlcd into the water,
which eJ that point IL eight or ten
feet deep. The accident occurred
with ruch suddonnoss that no on
portunity was afforded the occupants
20 make any efort ~ eseape and
they were carried down into the
water
Roy Vanyander, a boatman, who
was near the scene OF the tragedy.
heard the screams OF the drownlns
victims and hurried 10 the rescue
In row boat He found Miss His
cock and Miss Paul clinging 10 the
automobile, which was wholly sub.
merged, and pulled them into his
boat After taking the two women
ashore Vanvander notified the police
and the police automobile and a
company OF fremen were dispatched
TO the scene, Fifemen lowered lad
ders and crawling out on the boom
Of logP on the fats began the search
for the victims OF the automobile
party, With pike-poles and long
rods the fats In the vicinity OF the
place who're the car went down
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
soldier BaIks Death PIot.

II seemed TO J. A. stone. a civil
war veteran, OF Kemp, Tex. that a
plot existed between a desperate lung
trouble aad the grave 90 cause his
death. II contracted stubborn
cold" he writes, that developed a
cough that stuck 10 me 10 spite n al
remedies for years. My weight ran
down to 1So pounds. Then / began
to use DR.. Kings New Discovery.
which restored my health completely
| now weigh ITS pounds" For ss-
we're colds, obstinate coughs. hemor.
rhages, asthma and 20 prevent pnea.
moh'a it's unrivaled soc and 81
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by .
c. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
POWDER MAGAZINES
IN OSAKA EXPL0DES

Osaka, Japan, Aug. 20.-This city
was shaken today by a tremendous
explosion of two great military mag
azines at o'clock this = morning.
Four soldiers were mortally wound
ed, many were seriously hurt. and
a great number OF buildings destroy
ed by the shocks.
Thousands OF refugees from the
recent confiagration which wiped
out one-fourth OF tho city thought
the explosion was an earthquake
and there was widespread panic
throughout the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20
RevOlts at cold Steel.

"Your only hope" said three doc
tors to Mrs. M. q. Fisher, Of Detroit,
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
trouble, "lies in an operation. Then
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills, I"
she writes, "till wholly cured" They
prevent appendicities, cures consti-
patton, headache. 25c at j. @. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20

II our girls were real humanitar-
ian' they would loan their big and
ugly hats 20 the horses that have to
work harmd In the sweltering heat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-20

Between sleeping sickness and the
lazy bug the loafer has better
chance for excuses than formerly.
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HRENlEh|
TOUR E|NT''.
ARRANGEMENTS PRO oGREsSING
Us IN GOOD SHAPE AND EVERY
ING Will be in READl. 81
s$. NEss,

The local fire department ii getting
everything in readiness for the COM
ing state \ Hremen,s = ournament
which is I'd be! held In Devils Lake
June 15s Is and 70 Reports BY those
Eiln charge indicate that there win be
saS large attendance here On this %,
castor, and the fire department are
planning to- make 1t interesting for
their visitors.
This viii without doubt be the lar.
gest gathering ever held In Devils
Lake and Il tie initiative ii making
Devils FAKE the greatest convention
city North Dakota. Ats the time Of
the convention the Ghautauqua
grounds wili beSclothed in their coat
|ofs green and looking the best SO that
will be very suitable place to which
to take the visitors. sss*.
Many events OF interest will be IN
progress an the time IN the city, the
Eagles Band win be on hand during
Ithe entire session to discourse sweet
strains of melody and everything VIII
work together to make the State Fire
mems Four, ament st Devils Lake the
most pleasant and profitable they have
ever had.
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FIN AT C;TlONS ]
HIS WINTER
NEW OPERA .HoU UsEs WILL BE SUP.
Piled sY WALKER THEATRE
CAL: CIRCUIT. 81 L

g. T. III ~.
Manager Brennan Of the new opera
house which is being built IN this
city this week closed a contract with
the Walker Theatrical Circuit for the
furnishing Of attractions in this city
the coming season. This circuit com
,przes such cities as Grand Forks,
Crookston, Brainard, Winnipeg and
Duluth and Devils Lake is assured Of
having some Of the best theatrical per
,formances that come west, as It is
placed IN an equality with the other
principal cities Of the state. .5 4. /.
Devils Lake has been IN line for this
class Of attractions for some time but
has never been Ia shape to accom-
modate first class attractions on ac-
count Of inadequate facilities In the
way OF an opera house and stage, now
when the new theatre is completed we
will be on an equal footing with the
best Of them IN this regard and can
accommodate any show that the ag
ency wishes to put In here. .
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Rev, Haarvei to Norway.

Rev. 3. J.. Haarvei and family left
Monday for Mondovi, Wis, where Mrs.
Haarvei viii visit with her parents
while Rev. sHaarvei will go to Norway
to see his aged fatner. He preached
his farewell sermon last Sunday to an
audience which packed the church to
Its capacity. ., :ii@zs:
Before the departure of Rev. Haar-
vel and family the congregation pre-
sentted Mr.. sHaarvei with purse of
$40 to assist in defraying the ex-
,pense Of his trip to Norway. 81 I I
Z During the stay Of Rev. HaarYef In /
this city he has endeared himself 10
"a large circle of friends both in and
outside Of his congregation, as he is
"a man Of sterling qualifications, an
able and energetic talker and gentle
man who makes friends with all with
whom he comes in contact. a:
/ It Is the wish Of the many friends
Eof Rev. and Mrs. Haarvei In this city
that health, happiness and success
may follow them wherever they may
go. ~
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10 RAJ MON
BAND 1

BUTTONS # l b sol MD
PRIZES GIVEN FOR ONES Sell "
ING THE GR NJ MRER.
ri order to replace the instrume mentsS
that we're destroy ii the burning of
the roller Ink ana 10 procure uni nifornas
the band have adopte d Il novel plan to3
raise the necessary funds.
They have procured q large number
;ofS buttons having on u lem Boost 9er
the Devils Lake Band B which are to-
lie sold at the rate Of 225c eachs In
order 10 assist IA pushing the sale zof
The buttons the band mana has.
decided to o1ffer two valuable prizes
to tlle two young ladies' who sell the
most buttons between now ana ems
orial Day ne iIirst prize $50
md iii ia the second prize III
$4,000 gold both of the prizes
are 81 idspla Hue & Jewelry
store, S.
De canae IL s,arel commend liable
sas the band has been making lapid
progress III TIE line Of imp oVenaent
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and z their concerts are source Of
much e, ult, enj njoyment to the people of the
city and yicinity They are deserving
Of the hearty support Of our citizens.
as their time Is given with practically
no compensate lon whatever. They are
badly IN need Of equipment and this
plan. gives everyone an. pportunity to
do their share to assist In the good
work. When you are approached BY
the button sellers look pleasant and
buy several OF them. For further par
ticulars call at the Ramsey Drug Co.
or on Avery Johnson. .:5.%:.s & II u
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.NlLB T0RlES'
LockE-aRAM BuI ding will BE
PUTsuP ANc TrtlER STORY. ss

slsAshs ,hsSE-Saf g AiH vlLks8e Be
"a ANo oTHER sToRy
Mr. Gram Info us that the plans.
Tor the Lock- Gram building have been
altered by the addition offs another
story, which VII ke It four stories
and q basemen
sss had been the OH gina1 Intention:
;;ttomake the bull ding only three stories
and basement, !, the basement to be:
#occupied by Riehardaon al
barber shop and & for other 5pnrp poses.
the first floor to el Sbe / used for store
rooms, The second for Offices ana the
third made up into tenement apart.
ments. The demand for ne. latter
however have been 80 great that the
huilders have deeided that they are
not going stos have near enough room
to supp The demand ana Will build
sanoeth story to tpeS Be used Tor this purs
pose
us This viii nal ke the building d sky
scraper ins CONF pari son the other
IsSEibaiidings of the eft
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speaks Of Williams as follows:

speaks Of Williams as follows: III:
I s Three Minneapolis runners were:
headed of at the plate and once Otto.
Williams went into the air on a drive
which he captured and prevented al
most certain scoring. >ss5:5s..5
q Williams is well known here paru-
cularly among the base ball fans and
his success in the big league win be-
e source Of qualification to his many
friends In this place. -, .s$s
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FOR
IllON
no II vEss sljToMoBILE
cLJH AM, 20 % il b. ROADS CON-
ENTlo ofs DglRlyG scEi lsS;
'''l!'Au,.IIQ'UllA1'

meeting offs sttthe Aut uitonob biles club
off this ciit he1d aTuesda night d com.
4 nittee was pointed "a . view tto
arranging for i state1 auto bile and
/ Good Roads 8conye yention to sbe held II
this city during the session off the
North Dakota Chauta auqll il al 81
KerIin ana Dodge were?
appointed as a commit tee for this plur.
pose and are taking the matter up ST
once.
This would be client thing
ass IA this name Will be possible
10 gst together those who would do
most toward ii1nproy ying the roads of
the state No state III the union has
I such hne roads ass N orth Dakota, can
\ have with little work he soil packs
down hard when IL III given any at-
5tentio and with a concerted effort by
eFall interested The roads can be made
ffne III al parts 81 the state.
This is al excelent ana commend
able move on the part the club ana
meet With the hearty support 81
{ NOT onl the people of Devils Lake
but AL over the tate, ana there iss lit:
4 tie room tor doubt that ! the eonven.
4 ton ton VIM Be- held mere, Mas 81 Ii being
planned
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HA
)AIIl.
DEVILS LAkERs vii TWO OF SIX
EVENTS FOR UNIVERSITY.

DEVILS SEAiSERs WI N oSo u SIX
B VENTS FOR UNIV VERslTY sE
,rlhe Dual Track Ieet between State.
UniYersity and Hamline hela at the,
sUniVerssty last week resulted in Il de.I
feat for Uni lIyersit Iamline
winning 8 out offS the 159sS vents
of the siix events won the,
uniFsrsity were won sby stud nts from ON
Devils Lake were the pole
vault won BY Howard Maher, re vault.
Ing 1oiS II, and the high jump
which as Won bys ] Ohm cowan 4
sheighth Of ffttss
The events that went stoS the UniYer.
lsity were the shot W psIts pole vault,
sdtcus broad jump, high jump. and
hammer throw s
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Colonial Theatre I


The management of the Colonial
present this week one Of the strongest
bills they have had since the opening
Of the house. Ford & Louise in their
musical playlet in which 'LaPetite
Louise" the wonder child yiolinist is
featured She is a wonder with the
violin and the manner In which the
act is presented is entirely original
with this team and of the highest
order. The pictures this week are ex-
sceptionally good as is also the illustra,
ted song s5. ss.' "a, ;s,. ES
Next week the Colonial presents IN
vaudeville .aThe Two Blacks This IS
d dancing: banjo act and comes highly
recommended. \ !. 5. s.S2 So &
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RI LAYING GOOD BALL
OTTO WILLIAMS FORMERLY WITH
DEVILS LAKE TEAM MAX .s
5$Ss 3$Ss sfNG4GOOp IN RIG LEAGu

Otto iIliams who played short
stop with Devils Lake base ball team
AZ 19o5.6 Sis now plaWing second base:
with the Indianap polls team and is
making an enviab1e record for him
sell. n reporting the game between:
Indianapolis and Mimi polls at
Minneapolis recently the Tribune
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ODD ]. ] ! |. | /. { \
GRAND jIl' lodge
MIL BE HELD: Il IN DEVILS LAKE,
NE 1STA AND 2M b:


NH JUNE 1sTs Nd .2ND: M
81 ona 81 tie interesting 81 events III
viii soon take place ii the city VIII
sbe tie meeting son June i:,5 lst, 2nd and
s3rd 81 the Grand Lodge Grand En-
sns sscanlpment and Rebekah Assembly Of
:tthe Independ dent Order ii odd Eel
lows.
D Their meeting here Il .in shto,norsof.
HE oldest lodge InrlSthe state CroftonnE
seYsenttaese en- years since
they mai at this place Theey went
with their enter ertainmenlt and the m IN
Yitation was promptly u accepted when
made last year.
There win be rep ntatives from
one hundred and thirt Two lodges to;
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Distri butt on nf flowers BY the G A,
81 Philipine soldi iers, ana Ladies' of5the

Afternoon Prog Gram. ssss5
The foIo oWinigg; 81 pro gram viii beS Ssaobs
served at the court house 4 at two o,-
clock ins the | afterno oon sS
Music tauarte
InYpcati Ion, Rev hnson 4.I
III III ddress, me known Dead, Dan
W Brennan 25s ss q
s5s !59 Al meritca Dosyils LAX High School.
81 Address, Inc oln's ysburgh,
David She elyer. s5s353
Music, Devils Lake Eag gleg band. S. B.
ddress, Rev. Arthur Bale ,
Sons, America, by the salilience
Flag Drill School Childre ii n
D Benedict ION, III. |; Johnson.
II LGREN
N. GREEN ss
eHAs. sPILLsBuRY
committee.