The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25

Capt. Kennedys yatch Alligator made
was very calm, and she steamed over
the surface of the water like fat duck
along the pearly edges of prosperity. 80
Mrs. A. E. Bills. of Portland, mother
of Mrs. Fred A. Young, accompanied
Mr.. Young on his return to youngstown
today. Fred has made quite trip, to
Yakima and back by way of Tacoma,
Portland, etc.
D. G. Herrin is taking views OF every
thing worth preserving in the photo
graphic line in this upper country. His
collection at the Columbus fair will be
something remarkably fine, copies all OF
which may be obtained at his Dalles city
gallery.
Messrs. Page and Anderson have re-
turned from their bunting trip. It was
anything but pleasant outing trip for
Mr.. Page, who accidentally cut his leg
badly soon after leaving The Dalles, and
the wound troubled him considerably
all the rest of the trip. He is getting
along nicely now, however.
Councilman Paul Kreft was in his
seat in the council last evening, having
returned from his official visit to Denver
as representative of the local Woodmen.
He made such flying trip that some of
his nearest neighbors didn't know he
had gone until he came back.
Our grain producers should bear in
mind that in order for them to derive
benefit from existing conditions, they
must see to it that their crops are placed
on the transportation line possessing
the advantages of cheap handling charg-
es. which cut decided figure in the
nrices paid for grain nv the exporters.
That line here is the Regulator.
DIR. Nichols, of Portland, came up to-
day to hold consultation with DIR. Eshel-
man and on the case of Mr.. Roberts
two miles south of the city, who has
been in poor and declining health fol
six years past.
We do not want any body to "borrow'
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then say he hasn't time to read it, anc
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The Eastern Washington railway ar
gument that Puget sound possesses
superior advantages in the matter O
towage and pilotage charges between
shipping ports and the sea, over tha
of the Columbia river route, is purel,
mereenary, but we notice, as deceptive
az it is; that the press of the Inlant
Empire which is opposed to an oper
river; hugs the delusive snare Theil
readers do not SO unanimously hug it
however.
| Yesterday little Miss Genevieye Fisf
was the recipient of party given il
honor OF her. third birthday. All he
little invited guests, who were thre,
/ years or younger, report delightful
afternoon. jollier or better behaved
crew of young children never met. Th,
rooms were profusely decorated will
flowers. Refreshments were served
After having wished their little hestes
many happy returns ofthe day, the lit
tie ones took their departure. Those re
ceiving invitations were: Misses Flor
enee Hollister, Meta Bennett. Geraldin
Kelley, Lois Taylor, Karmel Bolton
-Mable McInnis, Ada Herbring and Mas
ters Jamie Kinersly, Theodore Prinz
Teddy Seufert, Phillip Sharp, Harol
Gates, Clifton Condor, Isidore Genres
Karl Herbring, frankie Hill, Alfre
Thompson and Dicky Hinton.