THURSDDAY, AUGUST 17, ijoj. -
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AN ASTORIA PRODUCT
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Tale Bohemian Beer
iWlu The Northwest
North Pacific Brewing Co. I
Sherman Transfer Co.
HENRY SHERMAN, Meager
Hacks, Carriages Baggage Checked and Transferred- Trucks and Fur
niture Wagons Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped.
433 Commercial Street; Phone Main 121
HUNTING BORDER LIKE.
American Surveyor Hampered by High
Waur tod Smoke.
Victoria, IJ. C Aujr. l.-ittr bate
lnn rH-lv(l from KkKy announc
ing the arrival thi-re of V. F. Rata of
Ottawa, in eliarjw of tb boundary aur
vity parly that lia liwn engaged thiw
far tliln iwaNon about tti bwadwalera
of tbe Kulmon river. J I ba cutnpbftfd
lit htbora in the vkinily of Chik-oot in
l.'t and will leave tbat district a noon
a hi outfit can b moved. Rata will
now k up Ttku Inb-t, t of Jutvau,
where he will RHri(l the remainder of
the iwawin dliniitiiijf tint boundary tin
between Alka and Canada. Accord
ing to a nit-wnKi from tlie American
boundary aurvey par,ty on tlie Tabkin
river, xlilcli rmtie into Cliilkat about
sW mil)' from JIulnc Miin, the work
there ba W'n greatly ' hampered by
bijjlj water a til amokw from ("iwt fire.
The tiiege. wa JuU-J July 29,
WOODBURW HOPMEIT TO
FORM ASSOCIATION.
Expect to Pay Ont Cent Per Pound for
Picking.
'MJt)iirn, Or,, Aug. 1(J. Tbre will
be rrprvwntative niMting of tn Imp-
growi-ra of Woodburn and the aurround-
country in thia city next Saturday
afternoon to organize a local aoci
tion and formulate plana relative to
ImmllliiK tliU yeur'i crop of hop. Tbe
aotiation wilt a1o arrange to better
the atate of the bop !nlutry in thin
ertlon. The kt IrgUbttur provided
that the weight of a box of hope ahall
be iW ponnda, o the aoclation ' will
adopt rulr to have a uniform ayatem
of picking in all yarda. Tbi will be
fair to both picker and grower, and
will be lietter for alow pkkera than the
old method of measuring. The price of
I cent a pound will prevail. There la
abut talk of having an arbitration btard
to nettle all controversy that may trine.
CORONER PLACES BLAME.
Hold Telegraph Operator Retpooaible
for Open Switch. ,
Ck-veland, Aug. NJ. Coroner Siegel
Mteia today rendered a verdii t in con
tiwtion with the wrecking of the Twen
tieth Century limited at Mentor, 0 on
tbm night of. June 23, jn which 10 Uvea
were lout. The coroner hold that Wal
ter Miner, the telegraph operator at
Mentor, opened the twitch, thu caua
ing the awlderit.
In hl verdict the coroner atatea that
be I unable to etate whether Miner
opened the awitch of hi own violation
or on the telegraphic order from hit
tierlor officer.
7 be'i
MlM.
very Intellectual
"Oh,
man."
"What make yon think thatr
"I Jodged to from hit talk."
"What doe be talk aboatr
"He' always talking about how fa
tellectoal be ta."-I'lalnfleld Pre
Mm. Watkru-lo row know any
thing about thia Moroccan quettlon 7
Mm. Wylkmt-No. I only heard a
paper read about it by on of the mem
bora of oar woman's club. Somervflla
Journal.
Caaaa I'm
y . i . ...
ujvr uig-oe m very aruoDorn.
He
never will give up,
Ryer-I wiah I had known It before. I
loan! him that teo-Tarrytown (N. YJ
An English and an AraHcaa men
chant were dlcuaalng the relative lm
portanrw f tbelr boatneaaet,
"Why," aald tb Eutcllabman, "la my
firm the clerks cue 30,000 gallons of Ink
year!"
"Ob, that's nothlngr retorted the
American. "We tared that ranch Ink
In a year by ordering our clerks not
to dot their fs."-Harper's Weekly.
iMfclaar Aea4.
First Banker-1 don't tea why yon
keep that caahler.
Second Banker-Whars th matter
with hlmt
Flrat Banker-He's extremely caw.
leu.
Second Banker Thafa on reason
why I keep him. He's liable to over
look a lot of stuff in case he iklps
out Loulsvllla Courier-Journal
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THUG SHOOTS OFFICES,
Bullet la Leg Stops Pursuing Eugene
Policeman.
Eugene, Ore., Aug. 10. Policeman
Farrington wa hot in the left leg
nd alightty injured in pursuing a hold
up who tried to get tlie content of the
Hotel Hoffman till shortly before t
o'clock thi morning. The luatkcd, rob
ber ordered the night clerk to band over
the money in tbe register, but the lat
ter aald he had no key. Then the man
ran, and Farrington and another ofli
cer pui-Kucd. Farrington forged ahead,
and the fugitive turned, nhot him and
encapcd.
A aertlea.
"I ain't done nuthlu', ma."
I know, Willie, but tbe baby loTen
to fee you cry." Topcka State Journal,
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