Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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astoria high school 1001 w. marine drive astoria, Oregon

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editors: todd kiddie cindy kelley sigrid n ess roberta larson advisor: michael foster

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VOLUME LX I NO. ASTORIA, OREGON, THl ' Rh DAY. OCTOBER 25. 1906 IMtIC’K l- ' IYK CENTS SHAKE-UP IN DYNAMITERS ARRESTED. Threaten to Blow up a Train on the Illinois Railroad. OPPOSED 10 ROLLING MILLS EXPLOSION. Seven Men Killed and Two Reported Fatally Injured. AFTER THE POLE. Letters Received from the Arctic Ex¬ pedition. FACULTY . FRESHMEN .. SOPHOMORES JUNIORS .... SENIORS ' . . FALL . WINTER . SPRING . GRADUATION ADVERTISERS NEW YORK Police Commission Causes Commotion. . ' ■ . Threatened with an .nfmyio »is letter from a writer • • it ' -ning :o blow up a pa-senger train nb -a h » wiu paid §5.000, the laike- »h« r. r«»nd tonight sent out a dummy Tain li with armed men and stopped at. a point designated by the bandit As soon a the train ' topped, uperln. im, m Wilson with scon® of United Stat.-s deputy marshals and railroad dc ’iw, leaped from the coaches, a Do began n bunt, which is still In pi ogre ' s. I ' hiee po-» « are searching ttie marshes JAPANESE Caliiornia Waging War on Importations. ItHIV-TOV I’d., t let. 24 The of tici.-il statement oi t!•» manager f the i .unlit i.i Company i ' c!ati e to the PASSENGERS • plo ion in tin- mill. iys that ns a r.-tiilt of tin • xp -ion « ' e n men are ib ' .id and Iho pain- ' ully in lire’. but not tjitslh. The exact cause of the ex- ].;.«ii.i 5 i ' a known, b ' it i- supposed to ..in- Ih-i-ii c.iii-cil by ga- tired by potting oil the lija-t. All of the men found had I. Mips in proper trim, showing that the accident vq- not caused bv Eleven Hundred Tied In the Rockies. Up will lie resumed TRAFFIC IS SUSPENDED VICTOR! ti -t. 25 t etter, from thi An-j.n A erienn Ar tip expediting dated at Point Hope July 25 were re- •■cited here today. The letters -tate that the -■ homier bad i narrow escape from foundering during a f.ig early July. The suiting master and i ook fused duty at Teller City and only alxM ' J whei threatened with irons on the reicnue cutter Thetis. The ice i reported heavy thi year, but explorer .ire hopeful of being able to r»-:i b the propo-ed winter quarters at Priine Albert Land. WILL BREAK STRIKE. WRONGS. and point out their re ort . hastened to close up. NEW YORK POLITICS. Murphy Claims Hearst Will Be Elected Governor. N’BV YORK O- t. 25- The fir t meet ing of the newly appointed Democrat! ' executive committee was held today. W R Hearsr was present. The ommtt- tee organized and heard report from te various districts f the tate. These showed, Tg was stated, that Hearst was stronger up the state than n.»s anti. • ipated Tammany leader M irphy to¬ day pre licted that Hearst would re¬ ceive 74.000 majority in Greater New York. During ttic day Republican 1 hnirmnn Worn!ruff talked with Republican enun ty ' airmen ’root different parts of the -date. Won ruff refused to make any statement. Hearst has offered $5,000 reward fm the arrest and apprehension of any jiei nn guilty of • •utilating petitions of tt’c Independence League while In pos e «ion o ' the board Hughes made e enil pceche in the southern tf« r o- ivnintie- and Hearst spoke eieral time, in the city. AMERICAN SUGAR COMPANY. D -murrer s Filed to Indictments Against the Company. NEW YORK. Oct. 25—Rcpresenta. five, of tic American -Migar Company ' 1 fi : ' il demurrers to the indictments vcccuf’v fount by the grand jury against th eonipnny on charge of nc .-c|,t ' r g ■ ' m.n ' i’n; ■ r Will Be Issued »y- The muck r. kc .igor by the C hi- edit l by Joseph •h makes its ip- The first en«a. if article- on girl nt store , how spend it. their diips. “VV ‘ shall 1 -aid l’:itter on aigns throughout » elv. w Relief Train With Provisions Sent Out for Snow Bound Passengers. Grainhandlers’ Strike to be Broken To¬ morrow. TRAINS ARH UNABLE TO MOVE Snow Plows Have B n Sent to the Front to Relieve the Situation and Relieve the Block¬ ade. PORTLAND. Oct 25.—The Oregonian will -ay tomorrow. that it is persisfc- ■ m,. d ' li.it James Parle; strike 1 1 ,k.-r. will •»»■ here and break the ’ grainb.m g-r-’ «triki- At a meeting of • ‘ e g .liuhaiwHem union tonight, it w present i d mand that all - iik.- bicaker in ’he employ of grain porti-i$ mu t tie discharged a a con- ' it.i.n prci-i»dent ..f the union men re. n is the iesnIt tiring fi union men last night j bv alleged -Tike breakers. 5 CRITICAL. CHICAGO AMERICANS. Oct. 24—Con- ai ' illness today viralgia of the CHARGED risco Bulletin Charge. DMPLAINANT ously Libeled bv •e to the Mu- ?ply of San ICO. SEATTLE, Oct 25. -Three and pos. ' ildv ten nr twelve prominent citi . s from Nome will have to face charge of perjury and conspiracy to perpetuate the mo t sensational mining frauds against the government which bat been brought to light in recent years. Re- cently the grand jury indicted William J (iillmnn attorney for the Senndia Mining Syndicate, John l.nehingcr. pro¬ moter and director Johnson of that com pair, on charge- of | erjury The indictments are the result of an inves¬ tigation by the district attorney re garding charges of fraud in the c.-i e of the Scnndia people against th- owners of tlm RpwIp Beach. It i stated, that a number of prominent Alaska miners are implicate,1 in the deni, nnil the v will he brought to Seattle for trial The report given out created quite n sensation in mining circles. There ha- l een nn alarming inerea e • ' Japanese In borers in the state the pa-: month, and in fact, all over the Pacific Xoitl-v ' -«t. and the opposition to them is creating a stronger f eeling than was manifested ag SAN PR y I SCO. Shortall today i-sned »r.g It. A Crotlnr . • Oct. 24.—Judge n warrant eharg- ititor of the San DKNA ' ER. Oct. 24. The Rock I- and railroad « «Liy »ent out a relief train bearing food for the l.lrtO passenger who are snciv.Ienind on the three trains i, l.iuiuu. Csilby aud (hmua. i here is plenty of coal and - .n iderable food is aboard and the passengers are taking the situation »n good hmmr with no ’an-er o ' t.ir.atimi 7o T ight trains have been moved during; the past three fav-, and considerable freight, designed ■ir Pacific coast merchants i delayed. plows tinvc been sent to the front to rni-e th® block.i ' e, but both pas¬ senger and freight business is tied up. All passenger train on the Union Pa ' ifie have v »e n tied up at Cheyenne. Wyoming, and Sidney. Nebra-ka Huge bunk of ' now have blown oxer the track at thc-e points and have suc¬ cessfully resisted the efforts of the now-plows There is no sufforinp among he passengers. It is expected that the blockade will be raised tomorrow and the pn seir cr train , at ?ea t. will b able to move. The Burlington ami the Colorado and Southern roads are now bound in ea-tern Wyoming and west cm Nebraska. Snow ba® cea ed falling in Colorado CTTH f:i». O-f. 4 -President Mur¬ phy of the Chicag,, National Ba e‘,all nb today became the controlling own. er of ttir Chicago Americana. WHOLESALE ARRESTS Situation in Russia is Constantly Grovyinn Strious. TERRORISTS BEING ARRESTED Socialists Have Withdrawn Their Proc¬ lamation for a General Strike in Cities and Towns—Houses Are Searched. WARSAW Oct 25.—Wholesale re-ts and domiciliary searebe. still e tinue in all the principal cities. 1 near during the Dennis ginn . and there ‘Penis t« but considerable trouble ]e- » governmental a-tfon congress tbit winter, to inorettMng influx f Japm STOCK SECUF Union Pacific Controls Ohio. GUARDIAN ANGELS. Richard Croker So Declares Tammanv And Its Leaders. NEW YORK. Oct 24 - rind Ohio toek purdiajM ag . from the Penn y 1 vani Kuhn. l. ' M ' h Company. ■ v.xw foday, been taken inD-iv-t of the Union Paci netjuired by the T’nion Pi ed by no me.m « repre er iug int.-n- t in the Haiti but it is sufficient to g •■ ;« i.G-ntrlie.l with the Ui imp i ini vole in the n the Baltimore Ohio. INSUFFICENT EV Salt Lake Chief of Police Charge. fn an interview here with Richard Croker referring to Timinanx bad reputaWnn. -ay it is a • n»e oi giving n dog a bad name, and Ibn if anyone emur-t-fed with the . r- ganizatbm. no matter how insignificant hiii position, d,ie anything wiving. Tun. many ’ blamed. Croker says reformer never did anything fr» r New York. Great bridge , elevated roads, and ev¬ erything in the line o’ development, arc I with the McWhirter cn.se in which M- the work of Tammany. Tie im-prt thatj Whirter Bros, were buncoed out c- $in.- c” raid on a V LT l.AKE. Oct. 24 lee si.yet was itden-jeJ district court at the eh liminarv examination on compounding a ftdonv in gui hed. l O J “ ll , ' r ’ ' ' -«• ivunuing »i a «l ' ec i of fifty mile an hour, th® fa t 1 he ShelLi. Gupta in Ogilvic. arrived In «rai n between Glci eland and Pitt thing T1 ■ - .. a . ,M..: a ii ' ihmuuuui ui jUBnie wuu ° r y is designated to be u . ed ' n ji u. h ca es ; we hnvc our own attorn k- ' u-r-q 1 t„ talk to the ' ran.i juries, a