The morning Astorian., June 08, 1901, Image 3

THB MORNING ASTOKIAN. ,'ATURI)AT JUXE , 1901
!
The Morning Astorian
TicunPHONic est.
All coiitriicli for aJ vurtiNiiiK In
tha AHloiiuit tiro mitJti tt n guiir
Miitca of circulation lour tlmoM
lui(cr than (hut of any pupcr
publiHhtid or clrcululuJ In Clat
op county.
TODAT'8 WICATJIKIl.
I'OKTIi.VNH, June Oregon, Hu'ur.
dii v. fulr mid warmer; Wiiililngloii,
fulr xi-'pl hIihwi'I'h in ii'U'ihwcsiern
iiM'(liii: Mull", full' except HmiIII
Hh'iw.-i' In tin' nMiili'rn purlliui.
Thi Wlllwiwiti' iliiii'ril 2 feet Hi
I'ortUimt ywletnUv. At Tin- luille I he
r.iiuniiii 1 Mimwrii ;i rr( on tii' gouge,
The full U i'Ki.'.'i' 1 10 I'uiillniie ill III.'
lain nf wvi'ltil fii't it tin V.
AROUND TOWN.
H11 It. M (liininii uli'Hil hiun,
Milk depot, cor. Tenth and Dunn Hi".
('. Clark, nf H.'imlil", wit In the
i lly yi'trilay,
Mil. Jiini'n Ki'it'lnii In vInIiIiik f i Iti.Ik
In th Nehiilein.
II I'i4i'l, of I'.iriUn.l, Ik In the i lly,
Mm g 11 'l 'if 'Utlvrii.
Itr-Ht Menu mnl -lilting
Imirtnt, til Commercial Bt.
Bun K--
Tliir fliwt-clnw barber ut the ikvl.
iVnt barber nli'ii. 1IM uf ihtvUo.
.I.i'nii' - H'i"'l" of all Mud", cheap nl
Ynki)i.iinn llait.uir; VA ('..miner, lul Hi
H'-fklMK Ci l.-lll lie I Kill ll'T. Mill' k
iu(T' i 1; tint Kl'i-ll' i- I 'lffi"- in A V
All'ii'i.
1 'oiniiiciii lug Ha'urd.iy ( h ' i m r
M.ivn.irtrr will ri'Kiiiin' her ui.i run in
tilery.
Mm. II miiiu"ii l nciiri-il to itu ul1
line curtain in it"ot erilr. lave or-iI'-ik
at 1 Mi',. 111 l!iik"ry
ViMinif Japaue wants piltl..n In
mall finiilv '.r lii'arl ami ronin. In-rnilr-
nl Commercial street,
lrave tin y.nir standing onl.'r f'M
tr.itt bet I li' (lilt V'MI M ill Kft the b't
tli" market aff.iiiU - Jnhn"ii Itr.w
llen-af ter the launch Kagle will tiuk.
l.i tritu l.i l t-y ,m Mat 111 d.i vs. Imv.
Hilt Asi.mU nl it- in. ul 3 l. in.
J 11 Tli'inmn, imvII nH'Mit f.ir the
It -.! ' I Jii',,: 1 11 mi 1 ,1 11 ' 1 '"minitiy
wim In III"- dy y a;..r.iy mi lnmliirim
Ih'IMiiy 'lli r..niml(l.iii.'r M-ll'vy,
nf Washington was In the city yesterday
mill will leave til iti'iniliiK for Ilwn.-o.
Wuler cmml 11 'i hIhhiI'I Itnur In mind
that II .ltd iy,-ih,. lot it. hiii - the last
ilny 111 which 1.1 i-iiy water lavs In
oM'-r in avui I tin t'i'iiiiKv of 2"- which
1 rhilm '! llK.llllM .ill i'lniil-n:a
"The im,' ,if ,,m ni.inev" will I-
I lie Ullllje.'l of le ll,(MlMK llni"ll Ti III
the l!.i,ii"t ihurh lomoir'iw Tlic
rvrlilnit lllil'Tt l!l ! "Saul. Ilfier
wnn1 I'iiiiI " All other nervlce u u-
toll
It KMT ir.i'KNT MKAI-: IttSjNd HtT.S
ftKHTAI'HANT.
i
Buy tar
AND .
Furnishing foods
AT
Miwler Wniilm It. U. Van Dum-n will
leav" thl nmmlnir In lnn"ct (linlrabln
tiiu.'hirv nlfn .i 1 tu Chuii'H rlvir,
.Mr. Jewell mm olieneil (irexn-muklnK
pNi'luiD 4I 127 Hevi'iiUi utrei't. Tin' In
ill" of AhIih'Ih Mif IiivIIimI ii iiii In
upectlim. ('uptiiln W. II. I'liiiemnii, who wk fur
liiiiny ycu I M ttell-kiKiwn p'hit nil lli"
. Vliimlilii, umIIimI Weitnci'iliiy f-"m Het-
III fill' Nollll',
Kor mile. A fliKl-i'liiin 22-liiC'h frame
lili'vle; will )) milil chi'iip fur I'lmh,
Wheel In liruml new from th factory.
X. V. Amorliin nftlcf,
Ml'H. Jewel t llHH Hiri llllHeil 11 lul !(
Muck of mllln -iy and Itivltea th'1 IikII'-h
of Aaiurlii to InMii't'llitit. Ilr nnl"i'
urn Ml 127 Hevelllli ulrtH-t.
f'reani pure ry, AinTha'a flriMit
whlnkiy, 'itm only purn ifooila: iruar.
Hiiien.l rldi ami itfllow. JUMN I
I'AlttnN, Hole Annfit.
Cor (Ir't-cliuH tneula uml lumii'llk''
conkliiK, K" ! ih fliiMtoti r.-Kiiiiininl.
wIkmv only Ihe henl of i-vi-ryihliiK In
iiol (iien until I .1. rn.
Major Hiiluey rollliia, formerly limpec
(or of Ihe Officii tiatluniil Ruard, illi'tl
yenlenluv at hla home In I'lirtlund. A
wife and four rhlMini Kin Vive,
John A. M'inigoinery hna nprne I a
ho ul 421 llnd utreci and In prepared
In 1I1 nil 1'lnanen of plumhlriff and tin
nlnK at lli lowent mwhII)Ii. i tr
Itoiilvn hhi iiihIn lonif r. In cleitner
It II . I limkeM e. Irollhle with t'IVe and
I'lilinuey Muea III in liny olh'T. fli-ire
W Hiinlmrn, anl; tpli-phonp nil.
Work will he riittcnd on ihe nw
wilni iii hatchery on HiuldT cr. rk ahort
Iy iiihI it l rxtK'i ied 1 hut the nw l'a
lion will renull lu nplenlli lu rtiw of
frv.
The I UK VimIiiIik aril Vi'd III I. lie l.l'd
iilKlit from Nclmleui uilh m r' of
minion for :he Klinori iiuuierv com
.;IUV Hil'l neyerill io4llliie- of d.ilry
pro I111I11,
ll I po.nhr licit ll iiry TwIllKht will
IlllVe In uii'leiK'i illlollor opellill.in oil
liU I.'K hefore im m Ull. in I II111I1 inn !
.illl.i.oor'lv lllle.l Mr TivlllKhl i
now in Miini'Mpoii..
Aiuo i.f he p.111 iik
.r for Sun l'"l;in
1 U ' oil the ule tiller
'oliimlil.i vk'ci-
1l.1v wet.' i'.i.iiiln and Mr. A. K ''aiin.
Hv'tn-v llellhorn. Mi. K. i". Ilol'l-ii
and II hit Kleli h' l
The .lance ut !Aid Mok.' hail
la. nl under :he aimplcen of Aio-
I iu nun hl:ii' u well ntti nde l, an. I
an enjoviilil" lime wim ivN.rtei
Kltn M llol.lnxon yralerday irmiN
ferred lnl Kcrchhoff the noiih half
in' M I and 2. tiJiN-k i. 1rm nddlti.fl
til IH'eUU llrove, f.ir It rollpllileldllon of
MV
We are imiv iriiMvlr.K atruwherrle
dally dlr-ct finin thr grnwern n: Ml.
T.tlmr. IVavn u yur anndlnr onier
and vi will wnd you ntiy amount you
wUh cticIi uiornlnK J..hnnnn Hnx.
Oflli cr weff no! i-l-H ted ni ihe mi ei
Inc f ih' liaitendeiV union Thuradnv
iPKht. Niiiiiln.illti" only were mit''1
all. I th" election Will UOt lie held unill
the n-t me-tlnK a forinlirht heiice.
It Ji. 'hmmi icp.irt"! to Ci'ioiier I'.'hl
that iievn children of Andrew tioinev.
II runcliT llvlim thr"' mile iih.xe
Mveiinen. are ull down a I : h ilitiih' iiii
A -yeiW"ld hoy dl.-d is-enll.v and im
linrle.l on Ihe pliuv. Iu' lam iilu'it
the curoiier ri'cetyp.l word (lint iinoth.-r
child hud died fiolll the diaeilHr.
O
Clothing
Ili-ri'after on rrtdnv of each wrlc the
aleamT Vanicuard wll kav Cathlamet
and Kka n ika..v two houm latT than
on tnh'T 1y In order to ilv dairy
rm-n :lme to uhlp ihHr irodu:Ut to thl
illy.
The ladlea of Ihe Bwedlrfh Iuthfran
ciiurcn of rpprr Aai rl win gtvt i
fii.iwli.rry aoclol In tti lamcnifnt of th
church, Katurduy fvi-ninr May Hth, ut
K o'clock p, m, All an. cordially In
Vllfd,
The Foard A Htokca I'ornpiiny rxtTt
lieuln niji'iuilon on 'h land li-'l I hy
Ihetn lit KruipiHi !hla w-k. Th nrci-a
rary inachliiery hna arrlvnl and liurina
fur co;il or oil indication will In- rapldlv
iuJh"'l.
Al -he t, In it lit ih,. Woman'K f'lllh
thin ufterii'i'.ri will lake i.liu'e the annual
il'vilnn of olllc-m, and a full ftitndanci
of memh-ra in denlr I. The trennt of
(Vera will fll'i .ep irta of the work
coiiipllnh'' I during ihe piuit ymr.
l.yl Murtennon, the chlnook trapiwr
who -vaa an ntucklnifly Injured nt the
drfiot nevril day k. la Klrilnc
HlntiKth and prireailnc mwullly to
wurda reov.M-v und-r the "klllfiil at
tention of ihr Klntera at HI. Mary'a ho-
pliul.
Oeorge Flavrl yateniuy tmuftht h
property ultuated at th corner f Flf
ternth and Franklin avnor. It In ru
morel that thi" prlr paid waa IWKiO Tin
propTfy la Wxioo feet, and Mr. Flavel
ll In undert(fcN will at "nc ni-t a
handwitni nulderfr theTin.
At 'he I'ti-bvierlan church Sunday
mnrnlmr '"hlldrn'a dnv will lie olmerv 1
y the Sunday achixil. th" r'aa'or preorh
In a fTinon raM;rlally for the chlldn-n
Th" 'nplc of the venlriK -rfniin will
he "i'hr:iilii;il:v and Art." and a por
dliil Invlia'lon 'a exl -nded to all.
An yet their- n on niKn "f tt n-til..
men", of ihe tiui hlnlt' ntrike .1; th
AkIi.Ha Iron Wor'm I'r-Kid-nt Fox him
been ol;lijil 1 1 r"fuc ii number of r-
dern )ecnii- f -h ntrlk . and h in an
11.. uiued hl de' -rmlnarion to conHiiue
lu hln pefu.il to ifniT. 'h- il-nmndn of
the u I kern.
Mli.t ctr' will f 'pera'cd over the
Hew rmiie iia: he r,llro.il (I-i ( with
lu (he next ten davn. The irmk han
nlrn.i.lv tieen laid und there r.-tria.nn on
ly tin- er :! .11 if the p(,,. pd the
ntrh'KlxK of wir'H, The .. .lit, wdl ar
ilve next Tinnl.iv and will l- Imtne
llllll.'lv I'll! Ill t'liue.
The r n.ttii ci.mmlttw app.i!nt'td bv
I'renidcnt F. I'. Kendall, of the I'unh
'lul, ii-t hint ilKh: and dln.u'wed plana
for ihe coinif.K carn.v.il. Ttiere la a
.I.Oermln t f :mi tin I hi. r.ft rf nf th com-
mini- and the iii'-nhantn K-m-rally to
make thin utnnver'n reiratta eoual to
any "ver hel I.
nvliiK to the fait thai ih"- "X.'.InK
ordinance for a ni"n:hlv tax on tele
phone Inntrumcntn In d-feotivr anothT
IIK'lKUre wll Im' prepared bj? 1ty At
torney Smith nd i.ri-wntel at the n-xt
ineetllllf of Ihe council. Tile telephone
company, however, will rnln-. In th'
courtn imv effort to tax their Instru
ment. Th .1. n. N. Co han malt? a ra:e
of frun Antoria and Portland for
ih I un-AmT'-rnn rxr.iti'n at liuffalo.
Tlcketn will he m ) firm and third
Tuendiyn, June io i icolT, Indunlve.
Then. ;lrk't mnt be Ufril .'or roniln
ii nin pannage Kotnjf, hut utopoveri will
In allowed w thin final Jlmtt return
ing. At n runfen-ncr held !! n a cin-
ti .ttce from ih.- council and a romtrnt
e, fro-n the Women' flub. recardlnK
the eitalil nhniiiit of n I'uliile dumplti
(.Mound, 'be coiincHmi n IdM that
nothlnir ci.ii!d Im- done in the matter un-
Icin the boun hold'TTt xvere WllllniT to
i.nv 1 oun I num for h.ivlnr ParbaK'."
iniiw rt d to a private dumplnB
ground offer '.1 bv one of the nvnnb'T.n
of the council.
I'crtaln nuldentn of the iountv who
huve occunlon to une the toll roo.,1 bo
tween MeiWlde and Klk cret-k have pe
titioned the -011 ill v court f(r the abol
ishment of toil f.inn on the ground that
She count rn-torn of the road did not
proceed under the law r-jrulatTiir the
emnblUhment of toll road. The i-ourt
ha ak d the dlntrlct ntt'-rnev f,r nn
opinion In the ram", which will b ren
dered .it the itmi: neiin!on.
Children' ilav will be obwrved at
the Mcthodlft church next Sunday. The
morning oervlee will be In charge of
the children. The prorrain will consist
of hiiikh and rdtltoiii etc.. by the
children, npeclul munc bv the e.holr and
an addrenn by the pator. The offer
ing will he for the children' fund f ir
edn.ntlon. The theme for the pantor'a
n Mrenn ut the evening ervic will be
"The I.'.iderh!o of Educated Men."
In Ihe couniv p"ur; yesterday a re
port wan r-v-lvM ;hat iwo bridge, one
mar the Medley place, and the Oth r
near the TVnver creek school hnune.
In dintiict 11. are In need of repair and
the mutter wan referred to KUlmauer
Fry. Strpn will be taken to prewnt
K. Mbke from tinlng the ominty road
In dlntrlct No. for logglnjr purposes.
A large amount of routine buninens wan
trannacted and .1 number f account
aixliteil and order-l paid.
The McMlnnvllle New think that it
I neceary to ntnrk the Yamhill river
atMivc the lock with finh a the differ
ence In the upply abnve In already no
ticeable to tho.ie who enjoy the sport
of catching the finny tribe. Trout are
very nenree which how that they can
not come come up to pawn and an that
In the '.h'rfee nh. the need of the up
per rlvr nhould be neen to by the com.
mlnsloner. The writer would ugget
that bnnn, jierch, teuch, grayling, etc.,
ami ome uch flnh be planted there.
Our Oregm river carry a very poor
annoi'tnTTit naturally, and Independent
nf ihe nnlmon canniTle Interest the
need of the local nportnmen should be
studied.
HA UK KICPEIUS. ATTENTION !
A meeting of the JBarkecptTn' Union
will be tv'ld thin afternoon at 3 o'clock
sharp. Huslnen of importance and all
member are expected to .attend, fly or
der of the president.
HARRY W. KRETZER.
PKATH OF THOMAS 0 XiTNOR.
Thomas OVonm-r, hji old nnd resp;H-t-ed
resident of Nehalcm. died ac St
Mnrv's hospital Inst night of pneumon
ia, iigi'd t7 yav'. Mr. O'Connor wn the
fat her of four children and had lived
In Nehnlem for iwen:y-flve years. He
sld s '.he ftimlly, deceased has a sister
living .it eria.i. to which place the
body will probably ) cmiveyed for
burial. Services over the remains will
oe held nt the tin l.-rtaklug parlors of
Coroner Pohl .hi evening.
A Ronton man Is so mean that he
wants the landlady to reduce the Price
of his boar! because he has lost two
teeth.
SITES FOR HATCHERIES
EXI'KKT V.. Vs. (iKHNMAN HK
FORTH I N V KSTIfi ATION8.
HcconiMicnJH Several Cumd Iaku
tloim und (iutlicra Vultiahlv
Dutaof Salmon llahitH.
Miinier Flnh Warden M. 0. Van Du
wn I rneeilng with the approval of
cltlxeiia of th ,.t(1t,, Interested In the
tlnhlng Induntry !ii hln effort to secure
nuitaiii" hatchery site In the state.
Field Huperlntendent B. C. (Ireenman.
who ha lnn Investigating denlrable
natcru ry location rwrmiy submitted
the following report to the mmer war
den: J'endieion, Mav 21 Mr. If. fj. Van
Duen. Master Fish Warden Dear Hlr
Complylng with your Inntructlon. I beg
to r port my finding for ihe morith of
May to nave been u follow:
May H, I arrlvd at I't ndleton and
met Mr. J. K. Krause. Ur. Oarfe, and
other menilx-rn of the IJendleton Bnorts
miins Club, at the cltv council churu
bem. They Informed nie that Salmon
run u; the I'mn'llla rlwr In great num
b.T, from the l.'.th of July to th 1.1th of
September; also a few ;arly In the
spring. I Mxplored the river from the
mouth, nmiie K) mlb' up, find ng only
one Kiilialile hatchery location, that t
the umuth of McKay creek, about three
mile below I'endletnn, where there 'n a
fine Kprlng of pure, H-ar water, which
can be conveyed by flume a dlsiance
of about one-iifirter of a mile to th"
hiitcherv site: also 11 favorable Ideation
for rapturltiK salmon. I would advlxe
that a rin k pluciil m-roa the t'ma
tllla riv.-r nt thin imlnt. In-fore July 1.1.
Tiv i mll.-n above the mouth of the r!v
r lire h net of falls, which, at extr.-m
low wiit-r. mlghi stop fl"h, but, If u -h
'n the can.-, could eal!v be ov'Ti'iim
bv a f' w charK'-n nf feiwdr, a the falln
are not over nlx feet In height..
Mav 2n. I ii.fi fr Wallowa Ink", arrlv
lug there May 21. I found the lake to
h- (litre, cold water, surrounded by high
mniiiitnlns. The lake In fed bv the Wal
lowa river, which rliien In the I'owd.r
r ver mountain, some ten miles dlntant.
a ! 1 r. tin f" and cold mountain stream.
Th - lake itu. -If ! .-ibuit three mile In
I'tigth. bv one-half mile In width, and
very il-e,i. extending north and south,
the smith end being shallow, the nPawn
Irg ground of the liitle red flnh. or lilu
back. The outlet of the lake the Wal
low 1 rlw-r on the north end. which In a
pold. rap'd stream, flowing into the Iliir
Mlnuin. a branch of the (Jrande Rounde
river. Very few salmon, w'th the ex
ception of the lilueli.trK. com Up tne
Wallowa. I iiiinn the month of May.
Ifd. the vo.ing fry of 'he bluWiick sal
mon came out of the hike by ihe mil
lion, but of th-ne hundreds of thou
sands went down the Irrigation Humes,
and wer- bwt to the Industry entirely
Mr H O. Uike. an attorney at Ijw.
In Jo'eph. Informed me that he secured
flour suck full of th- young fry, when
one if the (lumen was shut down for
repairs. als. th.it thousands died everv
ver on the bank of the ditches; other
also Informed me of the wine fact.
Th')' llum.- :hould be screened by Mav
I. each vear. Mr. J. J. Stanley and
Mr. K tight, two old set Jer on the lake.
told me that In IMS tn, rUn of bluelu-kn
wm large; !n R", H and h. nma'i: in
IKl large; in '01. ind 9n. "mall; In
94. large; 'M and .S8. small. Sine thtn.
verv few have gone Into the lake, or
nt least ihev have not been seen :hat
In. the parent llh; vet the pning frv
are cmilng out by the million thin year.
which gie t prove that the parent inn
still go there, during the months of Au
gust. September and October. I secured
several of the young fry which had left
the lake, and started down the A al
low river, an I preserved them In slco.
hoi .forw.irdlng them herewith to you.
f bell-v. them to be between cue and
two yearn of age. I saw specimens of
trout caught In Wallowa lake; they are
the Dollv Va.den and Rainbow.
May .:. I left for Marengo, a small
village sltuatid about halfway between
Pavton and Tiweroy. an.. on ruc-
annon river. I found the Tucann.m riv
er to be a clear, cold, rapid stream.
fed by cold spring heading In 'he lilue
mountain, and flowing Into the Snake.
The tat ur.-t I spawning grounds begm
about twenty-tlw mile from the mouth
or three miles below Marengo, and ex
tend aliu-wt to the headwater. I inter
view! Mr. A. C Shirt. rnisimaster at
Marng: also Mr. F. S. Oowen, who
haw lived on the Tueannor. for twen-.v
yean. Th-'y tell me that salmon come
1111 here In reat numbers In Septem
ber and October, but do not come In
GREAT SPEGI All SALE
Chinnware,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Lamps,
JunliiK-res and Jugs,
Novelties,
Bisque Wnre,
Agatewftre,
Silverware and Cutlery,
Fish Set,
Game Sets,
Diuner Sets,
PRICES CIT
20 to 33 per cent
Come Just to See
ODH IfflPJlSE STOCK
OUR LOW PRICES
WILL SURPRISE YOu
Great American Impor linn Tea Co
671 Commercial Street, Astoria.
th sprlnrf to xmiunt to anything.
The gentlemen advleed m to taJk
v. :ih j. .I i:ii -n, a man nhi n;.ent most
f hi Hme fishing In the'Tucannon. I
aw him and he verified ti.ilr mate
ment, and told men -e could rure
salmon ty the thousand after th first
of H.'ptember.
I believe them to be chlnook salmon,
a they arn repirtd to be large fish
with black spot on th back, abive
the lateral line, and the feh of a
pinkish tinge. There I a aw mill on
the Cucann.in near Marengo, where
lumber can be ,iecureJ. Would advi
that rack be olac'd across the river,
near Manngo, about August 20, but not
before, an ihe river will nor. be low
enough to determine the b"st place be
fore that time. Water for a ha'chlng
plant will have to be takm from the
main river, a all small stream flowing
Into the Tu '.'innon go dry !n the full,
bur the Tucannon ban no much fall that
It will be but a small matter to get a
su'tb lent water sunply for a hatchery.
I b-lleve thl to lie a good stream for
our tiurpone. and des'-rves our careful
consideration. 1 shall out a rack ncrosn
this stream In August, and am Inclin
ed to think rhat the results obtained
will more than surprise us.
May ?. I left Marengo for Pomeroy.
to investigate Patalla i!ver, which I
found to be a small, polluted stream, that
salmon never go up.
I feel very much encouraged, since
exnlorlng the Tucannon river and with
the kind aid and assistance that l be
log given us by all of -hese peorHe up
here. I see no'hlng but success ahead
of us. for If th"e people tell the truth
and I have no; reason to doubt them
there are lots of ralm m to Is- found ur
here; nnd we will surely get hold of
some of them.
Mr.' Krause. of Peidleton. Informed
me today that '.he river was' full of
young sal -non about two Inches 'n
length, going down tail first; but the
young blu'-bark that were Waving Vt al
low a lak for the sea (samples of which
I sent you I I found going down stream
heal first.
Tonight. I will !"ave for Toucher Cltv.
and will mak a thorough examlnitlon
of th Tou'het river.
Very -espv'.fullv submitted.
k. c. ;uki;nmax.
COMMENCF.MBXT KXEKCISFX.
HlRh School Students Itecejye Diplomas
, of Oriduatlon.
The annual commencement exerci-.
of '.he High School wen? held last nifcht
at Fisher's on.-ra house and eight stu
dents received diplomas of graduation
fr.irn F. P. Kendall, acting chairman
of the board of sduitlon. The closing
exercises of the grammar schools were
also held yesterday.
The following program was rendered
by he High Schl graduating rlas.-i;
Overture .t. Columbia Orchestra
Pre-ntatlon of Graduating Clan by
Prof. W. W. Payne, principal....
Oration. "P.ulld he Cnal"..C. E. Jone
Kay, "National Songs"
." Alema 8. Nylund
Symphony Charles Danela
Violins and piano, Miss Freder
Ickson and Mis Young and Mr.
Frederlcksof!
Historical Sketch. "The Stars and
Stripes" Alitor M. Salvon
Essay, "Emblematic Flower"
Augusta U. Holmes
Vocal aolo, "Magnetic Waltx." ...ArdiU
Mrs. Don I'. Cartright. accom
panied hy Mrs. B. Van Dusen.
Oration.. "The American Soldier."..
Charles E. Cleveland
Essay. "Historic Places in Clatsop
County" Florence I. Goddarl
"Romance" Hauser
Violin solo. Mlas FYederlckson.
Discussion. "Some Fault of Our
State Legislature". It W. Trullinper
Valedictory, "The Temple of Fame"
Hattie M. Vtzlnger
"Ave Maria" Gounod
Violins and Piani. Ml&ses Fred
erlckson anl Voung and Mr.
FrederlckQfl
Addres C. R. Thomson
"Wlegenlled." Hauser
Violin solo, by Mr. Frederiekson.
Awarding of Diplomas
By F. P. Kendall, acting chair
man of the B.iard of Education.
STEINWAY PIANOS.
E. S. Johnston, of the Portland firm of
Soule Bros. i Johnsin. was In the cltv
yestterdny and compiJted tne sale ot a
splendid Stelnwav piano to District At
torney Harrison Allen. Mr. Johnsron
also sold a piano and two organs to
residents of I'nlnnt.v.vn. The merit and
excellence of the Stelnway are the
greatest arguments In their sale and Mr.
Johnston's succ-'ss !n Asttwia is but a
repetition of the success met wherever
the Steinway Is understood.
NOTICE TO STUDENTS.
To students of International Corres
pend.!nce Schools I will make the fol
lowing special offer for June and Ju'y:
To the student who secures for me
the largest number of ?nrollinents, I
will give a bonus of J10, rtnd to the
one securing the next largest number
I will give 3.
The minimum number necessary to
secure the $10 In five enrollments and
three enrollments to secur? the $5 bo
nus. These bonuses are In addition to
the credits allowed by the schools.
Hoping there are some rustlers among
you, I am. Yours truly,
LOUIS G. SPIES.
THE PLACE TO BUT
CANNERY SUPPLIES
FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
" AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
IS AT-
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria, Ore.
KOPP'S BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Pacific Brewery, of which Bottled beer for Tamlly use or keg
Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes beer supplied at any time. Delivery
beer for domestic and export trade. In the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
WITHIN
1ECAUSE of its
fl within the reach
cost it has the
entirely satisfactory for so many varied uses;
it will do the work of a half dozen kinds
of soap each intended for a special purpose.
IVORY SOAP IS 99 HU PER CENT. PURE.
SALTED SALMON.
Eastern Stock Is Kunnlng Low and
Prices Are High.
There Is a splendid activity In bar
reled Alaska salmon In the New York
market at this time where !t Is said
a greater portion of the Eastern stock
m hand Is stored, says the Tacoma
Ledger. Sales In the past two weeks
have been unusually heavy. Among
the visitors In the city yesterday was
O. S. Meredith, of New York. a?ent of
the product In the East. He says:
The tock of Alaska salmon In bar
rels In the Eastern market at the pres
ent time is not very large. There has
been a good demand for several weeks
and this has reduced the stock below
what It has been In many a day. When
I left home there were about 300 Ur
rels on hand, which waa over 2000 bar
rels lesa 'nan at "hla time last year.
"In the East practically all of the bar
reled salmon Is controlled In New York.
There Is a supply In San Fran.lsoo also,
but there one dealer has con.rol of the
available stock. He Is firm in a prtc
of $10.25 a barrel and all efforts of the
Fastem Jobbers to get a supply at legs
than this figure has been wltbou; suc
cess. It Is very probable that ber re
long ther Till be an advance, .a the
Eastern stock will surely run out be
fore the salt pack of this seaon comes
In. Thi business Is growing every
year In the Eastern states and the ea-
WHERE DO TOU
W
HAVE TOU TRIED
A. W. SHIPLEY?
654 Commercial Street.
DO YOU KNOW
That he gives you the best there
is to be had In the city for the
least money? Place au order
once and see.
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
578 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR.
TELEPHONE. RED 1061.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY
Telephone 221.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Goods Shipped to Our Care
Will Receive 8 pedal Attention.
No. EM Duane St. W. J. COOK. 5fr
Astoria, Or. Res. Tel. 112L
Fdleys Kidney Cure
makes kidneys aai bladder right.
W YOUR GROCER
REACH.
low price Ivory Soap is
of all. Besides its low
advantage that it is
son there will be a larger tall pack
than usual on the coast"
FOARD & STOKES. COM M EPjCIAI.
AND FOURTEENTH STREET.
What can be accomplished In the line
of an education and brightening If fu
ture prospects. Is very well demon
strated by the testimonial cards on a
"Display Stand" placed In th above
store by The International Correspon
dence Schools of Scran ton. Pa.
See display anj .nail a card.
Yours for sueeese.
LOUIS G. SPIES. SoL Col.
To earn more, learn more.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Two new cottages at Seaside. Floe
location, well furnished. Good water.
Apply to C. M. Cuthbirth. 127 Seventh
street. Astoria, or to S. J. Hubbard.
Seaside. Ore.
RELIGION LOSING GROUND.
The country Is becoming agitated over
religion. Periodically some one arise
and declares that it Is decaying. This
results in countless discusions until the
agitation runs Its course, and still re
ligion flourishes. It always will, for
it Is something the worll needs. One
of the 1nest reco-nmendations of Bos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, the great
Amerlcin stomach strengthener. lie la
the fact that tt has lived for fifty years
in spite of hundreds of Imitations, and
Is renowned for its cure of constipa
tion, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, fe
ver and agje. and sees to It that too
life-giving elements of the food are as
similated with the blood. There is
nothing "Just as good." See that a
Private Stamp covers the neck of tks
bottle.
STATE TREASURER'S FOURTH .NO
TICE, j.
State of Or?gon, Treasury Department,
June S, 1901:
Notice is hereby given that there ut
now funds In the treasury with wUca
to redeem all outstanding state war
rants drawn on the general fund audi
endorsed "presented and not paid for
want of funds," prior to this date; al
so to Dav all warrants drawn oa th
state scalp bounty fund, and endorsed)
"presented and not paid for want of
funds." Drlor to May 1. 1900, and alt
such warrants, properly endorsed, will
be paid upon presentation at this office.
Interest thereon ceasing from and after
this date. OHAS. S. MOORJ5L
State Treasurer.
OREGON
Shot line
a union Pacific
Dkpart
HMK SrHKOfl-KS
From Peri hunt
Arrive
thlcng
For Und
Speciil
9 00 a. m.
vis Hunt
ington Atlantic""
Erreti
!:00p. m.
via Muut
nigtou St Paul
Kst mall
tp. m.
via
Spokane
Mult Lake, Dei'Tr. t.
Woith, Omiha, Kn
san City, St. l.ouis,t'bi
cago sud et
4:3) p.
Salt Luke, bentc. FL
Worth, 0 111 a hn. Kill
ing City, Louia.t'hi
ragri md emit
W .lis WaIN, Lewis"
ton, Spokane, Minne-apoll-,
St. Paul, Du
ll. th, Milwaukee, Chi
Ago nd eaut
t ill. ML.
7:00 a. I
72 hours from Portland to Chlcag.
No Change of Cars.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
FROM ASTORIA
All Hailing dales tub- '
.., t . r.h. n,a 1
Fo Sun Francinco
Every flv days
I OI.LXRIa" KI VKR
7a. Hi.
Pally ex
To I'urUaiKl and Way I a. m. tie
cept Sun.
LBMUinKS I .Monday
Steamer Nahcotta leaves Astoria set
tile dally for Ilwoco, connecting there
with trains for Long Beach, Tioga and
North Beach points. Returning arrives
at Astoria same evening.
G. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent,
Astoria.
A. I CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
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