The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-22

An thoSc who ar, Interested tn \
J Snciatiou toot,Sll will meet 81 tho
T. c, rooms tonight The ladies haN
been much Interested In the Assocl,
tton games, and viii pN,bahly c'a,Im
their interest this season urganis,
tion viii hc effected tonight
II is likely the Commercial str,,
bowling team will hr uadvr tar pal0u
necessity ot scttiNg 4 reputation hctor
It contests another game. TAc PovWt
Rows are 50 clatyI over thcr victor
Fhat they refuse ,o associate cv,i
with their defeated opponents
Mr. Frank stokes, who has Just re
turned from Puget Sound SAYS tina
the people there are hooking Tor a Hrg
run ot salmon this year but tina, IN
catch 50 far Il no better ,Aan at As
tovla, \ tremendous shipping buSncs
is done between the Sound and ta
lOrlenC
The Rambler Is the hit ~ the con
century 1t has many imI,a,or>, bu
no equal. There is no reason why yot
shouldn't Join the thrunE AM buy q
Rambler \ wheel doeSnt COS, much
In the end, Easy and convenient term.
can be made W. r. Warren. agent
$40 Commercial street
Al Carlson's family liluor stor,. No
lOS Twelfth street. will BE- found Rep.
SOLIDS high grade California bpnd.gs
ana all brands u California wines. ror
cooking. medicinal AMI table uses
Kentucky wMskics. blcndyd or straight
The best in the market Il, lowest prices
All orders Will receive prompt aJtcn-
ton.
Immediately after The alarm ~ IRE
yesterday evening which took the de.
partment 10 uuon,ovn on false
alarm fire broke out IN the roof OF
Mrs, Grants residence on Commercial
sirest The department, returned as
soon as possible but before their ar
rival the fire had been ext!nguish,l ~
a member Of the family.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at II O'clock a. m. fr
Tacoma, spokane. and the East Close
connection made at Spokane for Ross
land. Nelson. Sandow and British CO.
,umbIa mining camps. For maps and
Information call on or address
c. W. STONE.
Astoria or
Mr. Dimmiek. formerly In the army
at Fort Candy. but who has .a:terIy
led a civilians Hfe, returned Thurs.
da morning from an extended visit
iu Chicago He le,. fHr the for, Thurs
day night where ne viii visit the boys
In blue for some time. Mr.. Dlmm ok
formerly played football with the sol.
disrs and won a choice variety % lau.
rels at the game.
II has been asked Of late. In view
of the removals of bodies being ma 10
from the old city cemetery, on the Fif-
teenth street hill. to the new Clatsop
cemetery. who the ground will belong
10 after Il ceases 20 b. cemetery.
II Is understood that lots In tho new
cemetery at Clatsop are being donated
TO those who win make the transfer
of bodies from the old to the new bury
Ing ground.
Greenwood Cemetery Assciaun has
Just completed its private watcrworks
system. The 3OO0-gallon tank was put
In place a few days ago. the windmill
S in operation, the distribution pipe,
nave been laid. and the long summers
cannot longer affect beautiful Green |
wood. The water Is taken from n |
arge well. which was sunk last fall,
.ud is Of the purest. The management |
ieclares that II viii spare no palrs
o keep the grounds and flowers In the |
sink Of condition.
Yesterday was ladies' day at the !
,owling alleys, and the building was
hronged from 10 a. m. 10 p. m The
,est score was made by Mrs. Captain
Howes. who made 30 pins Miss Ma,
ME Gilbert. who rolls finely for a be-
yinner made good acores in all her
games. Her average yesterday was
,yer %. A match game was played
,ctween married and single la lies. The
married ladies' won by a small margin.
The individual scores showed a marked
over those Of Tuesday.
Fiddler Larsen took nap in his fish
ng boat yesterday afternoon at the
DOT Of Fifteenth street. The boat was
noored close in 10 the dock The tide
anne in, the boat was cramped under
stringer and began u MI with water,
F ACE
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