SUNDAY, JUNE jcioo;.
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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
REPORT OF ASTORIA SCHOOLS
(Continued from Page )
George Roe, Vail Eoedclhehiier, Clem
nient Sander, Crt Verschuren, Willie
Vc, Fred Kogers,
From 1 B to 1 A Frances Gramr,
Helta Gray, HuM liagraan, Virginia
Paulson, Eng Stangeland, Winnie May
Hill, Alula Kurri, Anna Strol, Arthur
Erickson, Win. EaJus Eiimr Giuire
Daniel Stral.
"'4 A to 5 B Ifouoi Christensen, Lily
Xylund. Alice Rarick, Kviard Hendrick
son. Wilfred Johnson, Witbert Johnson
Freeman Parker, Bryan Ro George
Tactr. ,
4 R to 4 A Blanch Clark. Lit
Spexarth, Flora Rogers, Allen DeLesh
mutt, George Goodell, Barley Graves
n.rl tfnudsen. Chaa. Moad. Earl Robert
Georw Senrlce, Edwin Westereund,
Sherman Wright.
3 A to 4 B-Jos. Anderson, Harold
Copeland, Pauline Falcon, John Erieson.
Etjiel Jacobson, Henrietta Pauleenl
8 B to 3 A John Burns, Otto Her
man, Ella Jacobsen, Helen Wetsemwd.
Jennie Willouphby, Louis Wyngast.
2 A to 3 B Virgil Howard, Amelia
Leibel, Myrtle Sund, , Robert Whitbeek.
George Tbeaudeaus, Peari Adams", Msg
new Stanley, Mly Xylund.'
2 B to 2 A Laura Kelson, Helen
Campbell, Ems Beyers, Marshal Stan
ley, Bunny Wonjt, Stanley Sund, Flos
sie Brown, Eliiabeth Stral, Nicholas
Strai
8 A to High School Albert Porter,
Ruth Bremner, Anson Allen, Charle
Eistrora, Alan Fulton, Sylvestep Clark.
Viola Mapes. Winnifred Gronnei, Besie
Conliner, Viola Lash, Lester Belland,
Hulda Xikka, 01g Rosenberg, Abel
Wright
8 B to 8A Harry Billie, Willie
Wootten, Clyde Trullinger, Richard
Wilson.
From 5 B to 5 A Cora Souden, Celia
Hall, Dale Porter, Helen Dahlgren.
From 5 A to 6 B Kee Brown, Almont
. Ferguson, Bertha Willoughby, Alfred
Gerding.
OLNEY SCHOOL.
Roll of Honor.
Room 5 A Arline Gaither, Esther;
Mattson, Hjordis 'Pentilla, Tillie Pise,
Adolf Corland, Walter Jackson, Einard
Lebeck.
5 B Lulu Maklin, Lempi Poufcula.
Asta Carlson, Ernest Heikka, Willie
Hendrickson. '
6 A Martha Jochimsen, Hilda Peter
son. Emily Sanders, Emily Wesche.
Walter Baker, Sitton Linville, Walter
Matson, Floyd Munson, Albert Xikka.
Hjalmar Wilson.
6 B Rose Anderson, Ellen Berry,
Julia Dahlgren, Rose Xewquist, ' Ethel
Rich, Milka Vrell, Weikko Brown, Ar
thur Lebeck, Oear Olsen, Iver Ro,
Hemming Tomberg.
7th Grade Willie Berry, Frank Berg,
Seth Hall, Thom.is Mooers, Henry Xik
ka, Ralph Xilsson, Ernest Lindgren.
Marshall Mattson, Fred -Stark, Karl
Sanders, Mellie Parker, Henry Gustaf
son, Reynold Johnson, Tyyne Juntti.
Honor Promotions.
5 A to 6 B Esther Matt son, Ruth
Hanson, Eufem Lugnet, Tillie Pise, Ha
xel Reid, Jennie Wirkkala, Fred Erick
son. 5 B to 5 A Lulu Maklin, Edwin Pen
ttila, Matti Pouttu.
8 B to 6 A Rose Anderson, i Julia
Dahlgren, Olga Erickson, Winnie Lahti,
Ethel Rich, Tekk Weik, Lum Chack,
Albert Thompson.
6 A to 7 B Emma Wooton, Myrtle
Reid, Hilda Peterson, Marguerite Pin
nell, Albert Anderson, Walter Baker,
Walter Erickson, Walter Matson, Al
bert Xikka, Hjalmar Wilson.
Examination Promotions.
From 5 A to 6 B Jennie Jackson,
Mary Larson, Hjordis Pencils, John
Basel, Adolph Corlund, Fred Erickson,
Walter Jackson.
6 B to 6 A Marie Hannula, Asta
Carlson, Willie Hendrickson, Henry Piet
arila, Adrien Ford.
6 B to 6 A Ellen Berry, Rose Xew
quist, Milka Yrell, Arthur Lebeck, Os
car Olson, Duane Souden, Hemming
Tomberg.
8 A to 7 B Lorinne Hes, Martha
Jockimsen, Emily Sanders, Mildred Ste
phenson, Emily Wesche, Henry Heikka,
Floyd Munson, Thayer Ridehalgh, Sit
ton Iinville, Harry Uphur.
7th B. to 7th A Aina Johnson, Mellie
Parker, Tony Antonich, Karl Sanders,
Tom Mooers, Henry Xikka, Ethel Butts,
Wallace Eakin, Willi" Berry.
7th A to 8th B Ingrid Lugnet, Ruby
Rich, Hilda Johnson, Tyune Juntti, Er
nest Lindgren, Xeil Lambertson, Fenton
Hoover, Reynold Johnson, Cecilia Hem
onen, Hannah Lahte.
SHIVELYSCHOOL.
Roll of Honor.
Seventh Grade, A Class Leola Ball,
Katherine Barry, Chrystal Bussing, Ve
ra De Lashmiftt, Sue Gregory, Esther
Jeffers, Lillian Johnson, Virginia Peter
son, Grace Rarick, Mary Spexarth, Ar
thur Bergman, Archie Oann, Otto Carl
son, Willie Christensen, Albert Grim
berg, Felix Heinonen, Arthur McAfee.
Brandt, Agiu's Voaa, Mary Ward, Lkyd
Seventh Grade,. B Class Nanny
Hammarntrom, Martin Nelson, Quong
Sing, Tong Sing, Giu Spexarth, Stephen
Vranson, Oliver Wesche.
Room 5 Oscar Carlson, Clarence Cor-
diner, Mike Covai, Walnard Riipp.
Harriet Abercrmiibie, StuH Barker, Alice
Wilson, Georgian Garner. Fenton Oi
ler. George Kaboth, Clarence McCoy.
Ernest Johanson, Mignon Allen, Annie
Cassovas, Lhuie Lowry, Emory Smith.
Harold Xyblom, din Carlson, Dorothy
Montgomery, OMa Panlon, Elva Sta
pies, Xellie Shanahan,
Room 4 Rov Chisholm, Adolph Sven-
son. Olof Anderson, Awne Mansker.
Frank Nvlon. Jme Overton. Harm-
Staple, Raleigh Stine, Mary I.ren,
Eatella Monroe, Maud Mark, y Laura
Mark, Hatel Graves, Ruth Johnson, Nel
lie Tureen. Vallie Welch.
Third Grade, A Class Helen Lamar,
Nor, Wiliett, John Carlson, John Erick
son. Jack Holt. Frank Johnson.
B Class Arthur Bringdale, Clair
Manska, Albert Prael, Ida Carlson, Edith
Davis. Wanda Kettler.
2d Grade. A CJass Florence Johnson,
Herbert Wilson, ,
a Class Bessie Holt. Erlimr Erick
son, Fred Keating, Ray McCoy, George
Greia.
First Grade Cora Rrinmlale. Jennie
Galli, Frances Danielson. Winnie Graves,
Susie Jurich, Zoe Allen, Metba Wee,
Oscar Birch, George Laakson. Albert
Sefferson, Lawrence Welch, Richard Sef
ferson, Frits Swokk. Frank Larson,
Honor Promotions.
5 8 to 5 A Mary Larson.
Room 5 From 5 A to 8 B Mignon
Allen. Annie Casovaa. Ruell Fox, Har
old Xyblom, Donald Roberta, Luiie
Lowrie. .
From 8 B to 6 A Alene Adams,- Fen
ton Celler, Ernest Johanson. Harriet
Abercrombie. Georgians Garner. Clar
ence McCoy, Frances Johi.son, Sara
Barker, Albert Grussi. Getirge Kaboth.
From 6 A to B Jiargaret apt,
Dorothv Montsromery, Elva Staples,
Lit Miriklcr, Arthur McKean, Jack
Smith. Ueoree Reifel, Nellie Shanahan.
Clarence Cowliner, Mike Covas.
4A to 5 B Chester Beckner, Lester
Crohn, Johnnie Nelson, Jesie Garner,
Ruth Johnson. Nellie Larsen. May Mun-
roe, Violet Olsen, Lillie Sing.
4 B to 4 A Olof Anderson, Walter
Lourie. Acme Mansker, Jaine 0-erton,
Dobh nardesty, Nancie Barber, Grace
Hammarstrom, Orlean Johnson.
2 A to 3 B Dorr is Hoelller , Annie
Gurich. Maude Gutafson, Florence
Johnson, Ensio Ronkaa, Lynetle Sven-
son, Herbert Wilson.
2 B to 2 A Waino Anderson, F.rlmg
Erickson. Jimmie Graves, George Gries,
FTed Keating. Mary Kalli. Helen Oleson.
Examination Promotions.
Seventh Grade A Clas Leola Ball.
Katherine Barry, Flora Blinn, Chrystal
Bussing, Viola Crang, Vera DeLashmutt,
Lennette Ferguion, Alice Fox, lather
Jeffers. Sue Gregory, Lillie Johnson,
Helmi Kallunki, Virginia Peterson, Jo-
sie Shanahan, Birdie Welch, Artnur
Berimuin. Joe Benoit, Otto Carlson,
Willie Christensen, Fred Cordiner,
George Jurich, Warren Morre, Guy San
born, Hilda Kallunki.
7 B to 7 A Albert Graca.'Lloyd Ham
marstrom, Henry Jcldness, Edwin Lau-
rin, Martin Nelson, Quong Nng. long
IJnu. Gus Soexarth. Steve Vranson,
Willie Wilson, Peter Johnson. ! Esther
Recker. Nanny Brandt, Hael Monroe.
Minnie Noe, Helen Pain, Agnes Vos,
Mary Ward.
From 5 A to 6 B Mildred Copeland,
Emory Smith, Eddie Classen, Katherine
Egger.
From 6 B to 6 A Eva Johnson, Har
riet Gries, Nugie Johnson, Alice Wilson.
From 6 A to 7 B Constance Fulton,
Gail Hardesty, Stuart Smith, Olda Paul
son, Wainard Rippa.
5 B to 5 A Rov Chissolm, Fernand
Rost, Adolph Svenson, Enos Burlin-
game, Estelle Monroe, Laura Mark.
4 A to 5 B Andrew Dench. Albert
Johnson, Mabel Larson, Vallie Welch.
4 B to 4 A Raleiifh Stine, Kenneth
Gries, Flora Iveson, Mabel Johnson,
Gertrude Wedekin.
Third Grade From 3 A to 4 B Esther
Heitanen. Atmes Johnson. Helen Lamar.
Lenore Nelson, Irene Shultr, Nora Wil-
let. Frank Beckner. John Carlson, SiJ-
ner. Cordiner. Joe Dver. John Erickson,
Frank Hamlin, Jack Holt, Frank John
son.
From 3 B to 3 A Ellen Birch, Louis
Chisbolm, Ida Carlson, JJlifb sDsvis,
Martha Heitanen, Anna Johnson, Wan
da Kettler, Anna Smith, Lillie Hanking.
Arthur Bringdale, Vance Ferguson,
Earl Holmes, Jim Keating, Albert Prael,
Gordon Smith.
Room 2, from 2 A to 3 B Jo An-
drich. Roy Mahan, Ensio Ronko, McLeoJ
Smith, Herbert Wilson, Jack Welch,
Xadyne Baker, Annie Gurich, Dorris
Hoeffler, Ida Iverson, Florence Johnson,
Lynette Svenson, Manda Gustafson, . '
From 2 B to 2 A Waino Anderson,
Melville Calendar, Erling Erickson,
Jimmie Graves, George Giviss, Alfred
Hoeple, Fred Keating, Ray McCoy, Bes
sie Holt, Mary Galli, Lena Johnson,
Bernice McCoy, Ora MeCorrnack,. Helen
Oleson.
Room 1 From 1 B to 1 A Frances
Danielfon, Winnie Graves, Susie Jurich.
Zoe Allen Melbaa Price, Orran Grosman,
Myron Hoeffler Frank Leighton, James
Crlson, Richard SiffeWow. Frank Iirson.
From 1 A to 2 B Cora Bringdale, Be
atrice Barker, Dorothy Bachtel, Jennie
Galli, Moude Schultz, Ouida Van De
Carr, Josie Welch, Ruby Welch, George
Baker, Oscar Birch, Russel Ferguson,
Earl Gregg, Roy Monroe, Arne Ronkn,
Albert Sifferson, Lawrence Welch,
Swanto Weik.
TAYLORSCHOOL.
Roll of Honor.
RiHm 1 Aino Jokt, Hilda Nieml, Kl
W'n Nelson, Alfred Juki, Ilnmrl Korpel,
A Cla Ida Jahlstrom, Kiiima Jack
on. Elma Jarrenin, lrtne Nieniilin.
tiunillft Torppa, Bertty Hummer. Ar
thur Berry, Arne Joki, James Jensen,
John Johnson, Fred Viilo. Arums Kokl.
Class Aina Carlson, FJIabeth
Hauru, hlher Jaiinen, HuMa Plant
ing, Carl Hendrickson, Emel Korvela,
Henry Mattson, Axel Nii'inl, Frank Nel-'
son. Hugo Pentilla,
Room 3 Agnes Carlson, Lillie Hen
drickson, Agd Nelson. Christine Mil
on, Jiwe Torppa, Charles Bakka. Henry
Heudiickson, August, Mattson, , Albert
Pentilla. Archie lVterson, Willie Yrell,
Minnie Hedrickson, Hilda Jackson, Sen
edit Juntti, Kva Kaankkonen, Hilfred Le
beck. Rcina Mattson, Sophia Rahkonen,
Ina Westerlund, Waino Stoaelake. Amet
Thompson, Rudolph Mattson, Hum Nel
son. Room 4 Violet Hegmsn, Selnm
Jackson, FJie Lahtl. Helm! Ostrom,
Winnie Stark. Ellen Wilon, Clms. Ber
ry, Waino Johnson, Albert Mattson, Os
car Pise, Jacob Pietarllla, Mnnie Hen
drickson, Agnes Lahti, lly Lugnet. An
nie Ostman, Lillie Palo, Jennie Stark,
Clyde Juntti, Marshall Johnson, tieorge
Kamers, Waino PM m. Rautio,
Tawrio Snomela Henry Weik.
Examination Promotions,
From 1 A class to 2 B-Annie Hen
drickson, Ad Palo, Lillie Koski, Ilmari
Korpela.
From I B to I A Class-.Mary Mikko.
lo, Una Nieml, Adele Sehulhaek. Iur1
Hammer. Alvin Kaamara, Aldeirn
KeiskL
Class B Andrew Palo, ' Urho Rak
konen.
Room 2 A Class Id Jahlstrom. Em
ma Jackstm, Arthur Berry. Arnia- Joki,
James Jensen, Arne Lugnet, John John
son, Annie Palo.
B Class llilma Hannula, Esther Jar-
venin. AlHe Johnson, Eva Irsen, Wei
no Heino, Awl Nieml, Frank Nelson.
Hugo pentilla.
3A Abiel Heikka. Toivo Jnhlstrom,
Sigfred Jensen, Archie Peterson.
3 B Seneda until. Alex Somppi, Ar
net Thompson, Archie llosendale. k
4th Grade Lucy Carlson, Marshall
Johnson., George Kamera. Fred Lugnet,
Fred Peterson, Henry Weik. Charles
Carlson. AHert Mattson, Waino John
son, Stanley Nilson, Haiel KarkL
Honor Promotions,
Room 4 Selnia Jnekon, Vilja Iir-
son, Elsie. Lahti, Winnie Stark. Ellen
Wilson, Sophia Heikk i, Geo. Joki. Oscar
Pise. Jacob Metarule, John Jackson,
Walter Vrell, Winnie Hendrickson, Jo
sie Ijihtl. Helmi Johnson, Lyyte Ksrki,
Asnes Lahti, Annie Oslrnan, Lillie Palo,
Clyde Juntti William Johnsou, William
Jarrenin. Andrew Merilanen, Waaino
Palo, William Rautio.
Room 3, 3 A Saime Pietarila, Lillie
Hendrickson, Agda Nelson, Agnes Carl
son, Jose Torppa, Evelyn Jensen, Charles
Bakka, Auguit Mattson. Henry Hen
drickson, Hilda Jackson, Ina Wester
lund, Mary Neime; Eva Knnkkonen.
Minnie hendrickson, Rudolph Mattson,
Waino Stone!a..e.
Poo:-.i I From 1 A C!s. ,to 2 B
La-.:rn IT-irsnn. Helya Jn"tc"in, Esth"r
'unnti, Bertha Lugnet, Hilda Nieml,
Hilma Tolonen. Msrtha Vilon, Ellen
Nelson, Ilmar Jaahlstrom, Matti Tolo
nen, Waino Ostrom.
1 B to I A-Ha Kokila.
. A Class Fred Pab, Hanna Koiela,
Armas Ko-ki, Irene Niemilin, Elma Jnr
veynin. Evald Elison, Dantra Torppa,
Fannie Palo.
B Class With Paaso, Eliuilieth Hau
ra, Arnold Mattson, Eddie Iihti.
EARTHQUAKE AT SEC HART.
VICTORIA, Ji. C, June 29. Steamer
Tees, which arrived tonight,- from the
Vancouver Island coast report that a
slight shock of earthquake took place
at Sehart whaling station and vicinity
two days ago.
DR. J. S. TODD HONORED.
VICTORIA, B. C, June 20.-Dr. J. L.
Todd, of this city, who discovered the
parasite causing sleeping sickness, and
sick fever, during bis researches in Sen
egambia and the Congo, and who was
decorated by the King of the Belgians,
for his work in the Congo when his part
ner, Dr. Dutton, succumbed to the fe
ver, has been appointed professor of
parasiteology at McGill University,
Montreal.
GENERAL STRIKE IN FRANCE. '
PARIS, June 29. The general com
mittee of the general fedcraton of la
bor, in retaliation for the government's
decision to prosecute members of the
federation who signed the manifesto
fcliciting the 17th regiment on the mu
tiny, has begun to agitate for a general
strike throughout France as a protest
against the arbitrariness of the govern
ment of assassins."
, That Law Again.
. Four miles and mile the through pas
senger train has plodded along in the
wake of the slow freight. The trav
elers grow irksome and even petulant.
"Conductor," says one of the boldest
of them, "why . do you not get that
freight to take a siding while we go
by it!" ,
"Under the new Hepburn law," ex
plains the conductor, sadly, "we are not
allowed to pass anything." Success
Magazine. '
FEDERAL SUPREMACY. ,
Wholesale Grocers Atoclation Advocates
Federal Control.
CHICAGO. Juno 2. Federal supre
macy in all judicial matter, allccting
ligliU of shippers and evmnuon carriers
was sironglji advocated last night by
Urj Uytr t the bmut of the Na
tional Wholesale Grocers Association,
"What 1 would like to see., he said Is
the wiping out of those 'Imaginary boun
daries called state lines J fur the
control of shipment over emmon ear
lier Is eoiiceriied. There nre now lu this
country something over 2,IHKI,(HH) freight
cars, owned by HHKl railroad and hand
ling l.ntki.tKXMMH) shipment each yr.
each having Its separate bill of lading.
In the forty-lv state and the terri
torie through which the railroad pass,
there are 138 fetleral justice, 34 judge
of the highest state court and more
than 3W0 judges of the lower court of
record who daily are making conflicting
railroad decisions, pending upon Incon
latent local and state) law.
The situation I almost terilile, espec
ially when w take Into consideration
the possible legislation In the sepsrat
Legislatures and Congress.
"I deny that it Is a question of cen
tralisation of government or of that
poetic fiction, state rights. In trade and
commerce these line r arbitrary, im
aginary and should not exlt. They
mutt be wiped out or complication will
rise worse than th blotting out of
mere politic) theory which ha no place
in the trade and commerce of nation.
He described the law recently pawed
by Congress, according to which the
carrier receiving the property become
liable for loss or damage, occurring In
transit, and thi Initial carrier In turn
may recover from-the carrier on whose
line the damage occurred. H declared
the constitutionality of this act to be
of the utmost importance and by exam
ple of conflicting law, showed the
clarifying' effect it would hv on the
present situation.
IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE.
It make thef difference In the
world to tn cohylvll man where, ml
what, he drink. Most men desire
beauty and cleanliness, and handsome
appointment In th loon they pat
ronise regularly, a well th en-
tlal prerequisite of genuln wine and
liquor that r sewed to tliem, And
these thing ar o particularly and
properly cowplcuou at Otto Bund'i
elegant resort, th Commercial, at N
SO on th street of that nam that
they account thoroughly for th fixed
and splendlJ cusom he enjoys. There
Is nothing allowed to pea his counter
but th best and choicest In eeerr de
partment of Indulgence, and th ser
vice behind It all, Is thf moot pleasing
anJ satisfying In ta city.
FINANCIAL,
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Astoria Savings Dank iiuildiog.
PortlHiul Office . Couch Building.
General Real Estate, Investment and Trust Business.
Troperty Cared for. Rentals and
' Insurance.
F. N. CLARK, rre. J. A, LKE, Vl I'fe.
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Capital $100,000
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Capital fr.1 IB IMJOWt lurpm wd Cnalvld4 rroflUMMUB,
TtaasMle deaeral BaaklBi Btulsw, tntareei hsld on Tim Utiii
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With never a thought of ache or pain.
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t.
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