The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-09

First Baptist church tomorrow: Ser
Vices at II a. m. and $ .. M; Sunday
school al 10 a. m: Junior Union al
.. M: Il. y. p. U. at $40 D. M; Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 D. m.
Morning subject. THE Last orders"
Evening subject. Christ and the Law
yer" Everybody cordially invited 70
attend these services.
Complaints have been frequently
made that young men who attend the
meetings Of the Salvation Army be.
come quite noisy and disturb the con-
gregation. Officers have been called in.
but as soon as they take the boys out
Of the building. they are prevailed
upon by the army people 70 let them
70.
Al the Presbyterian church: Morn
ing services at II; evening service at
S O'clock. Y. p. s. c. e. at p. M;
Sunday school al 1915; Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 5.3O y. m. Services as
usual tomorrow. Theme Of the morning
sermon. "a Universal Law" evening
theme. THE Sky Pilot" A cordial in
Ntation extended to all.
Fish Commissioner Reed las returned
10 Portland from Grants Pass. where
he went for the purpose Of Investigate
INK reports 10 the effect that certain
dam on the Rogue river was obstruct-
Ing the fish and keeping them from
the spawning grounds on the upper
river. The dam. which Is four feet in
height. will be fixed at once 80 that FISH
viii be allowed to proceed up the
river.
-.EN - @sg,E
The Oriental liner Monmouthshire
cleared at Portland yesterday afternoon
with a cargo OF -four and general mer-
chandlse valued at ssl.s75SO. The
steamer cleared for Hong Kong and
way ports. She has FOR Yokohama,
lumber. -four and apples; for Kobe, BIZ
cycle sundrles. apples and Hour: for
Nagasakl, -four; for Shanghai news
papers: for Manila, newspapers and
beer; for Hong Kong, -four, lumber.
apples. wheat, barley. hops and beer.
The Potter came down from Portland
last night for Ilwaco and will return
tonight. This is the last trip the Pot
ter VIII make this season to the beach
and many who are lingering there will
return today. The summer rush Is over
and those who go TO the beaches now.
viii not be campers. but go only for
few days. The past season has been
an excellent one at both Clatsop and
Long Beach. With the purchase Of
the l. r. & n. the o. r. & y. hopes 20
control all or nearly all OF the beach
travel next year, but there are many
who WIN remain loyal 20 the oregon
side. That 1t Is the most popular no
one doubts. yet what the o. r. & n. has
I'm store for the beachers next season
to induce them to patronlze Long
Beach has not been made public.
Miss Clara w. Young. who, during
the past winter has made speciality
OF teaching under w. Clifford Nash.
OF the department Of music at the Uni
verslty Of Oregon. via open class for
piano instruction on September Is.
Terms. $3.50 per month; lessons weekly.
Eugene, Or, June 10. l900-Miss Clara
Young has studied with me during the
past winter and has given me much
pleasure through her great interest.
conscientious endeavor and satisfactory
progress. Miss Young has become a
pianist with a good technique ana
touch. ana has acquired the singing
tone, which Is one Of the strong points
Of the "Krause Method" can rec
ommend Miss Young to all those who
wish to study the piano. and feel con-
fident that she will be especially sue
cessful as teacher.
W. CLIFFORD NASH,
University OF Oregon, Dept of Music.
(Formerly OF Leipsig and London)
A pig story from the Corvallis Ca
zette There is on old story Of a pig
in a poke. and a more modern one of
a 'nig in a post-hole, but here Is a
true story with a pig as the hero or
heroine. we are In doubt which. Mr.
Leadbetter, who lives west of town, is
the owner Of a fine Jersey COW which
recently became a mother, and a pig
Just blossoming into hoghood. The 9TH
er day Mr.. Leadbetter heard squeals
of lamentation issuing from the pig,
and hurrying to the barnyard, discov-
cred the Jersey with her calf nursing
on one side OF her and the pig sucking
away on the other, BY sitting on its
piggy could just seize teat
in its mouth. but the calf was not
satisfied with its allowance and kept
buttlng for more. chls would Jar pig
gy loose, and she would rear back and
squeal. The Corvallis camera club,
at its last meeting, settled upon d date
TO visit Mr., Leadbetter's farm and get
some views of this strange natural phe-
nomenon.
About eight years ago Thomas H.
Tongue. jr.. son Of Congressman
Tongue. shot himself in the leg While
,laylng with a pistol. Tommy was then
4 lad of only 12 years of age. The bull
let was not found at that time. The
wound healed and no inconvenience was
experienced till few months ago when
IFS leg commenced to trouble him so
seriously as to give him alarm for the
safetv Of the knee joint. Last week
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