The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-30

The sunday gchoCl OF the Baptist
church will have It's annual cbiIdren's
day exercises tomorrow evening, TAX
lnE the place Of the usual sermon. All
the other services OF The day Will be
az usual A cordial invitation ie ex-
tended to all.
The members OF the Second division
OF the naval battalion. o. n. c.. will
assemble at the Armory at 1880 y. m.
July ]d TO be In readiness to assist
IN the celebration on the Fourth. BY
order OF {. II. ABERcRoMBiE. Lieu
tenant Commanding.
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The coast steamer w. II. Harrison |
came in at daylight yesterday with a
cargo OF butter ari cheese. she VIII |
return 20 Tillamook tomorrow morn
ing with the usual miscellaneous car
20. including this lime lot Of fire.
works for the FoIrth
Subject al the Methodist church to- |
morrow morning. "The value of an
act is 70 be judged by lts motive"
The sacrament nf the Lords Supper
viii be administered at the close Of
the sermon, In the evening there win
be a patriotic service. The subject OF the
discourse will be Our Country; Its
Foes and lts Friends
Mr.. and Mrs, Erickson. Mr. and Mrs.
Leaf D. Dennis. Thomas varwig. l..
+. Desmarals. II. A. Walker. c. II.
RalsIon. lr.. ]. W. Cross. Matt Her
man. A. O. Barker. John g. Beck, T.
J. German a. n. Smith. r. c. Bell,
A. II. Denniston. William Harden.
Pearl Harden and Robert Marrack, all
OF Portland were In town yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon sIghtseers on
the water front heard the steady ring
ing Of a gong along the railway track
and We're greeted with the appearance
Of Superintendent Mcclure OF the A. &
c. Il. II. and his new gasoline rail-
road automobile II Is a very neat and
comfortable railroad sycle is easily
regulated and can make a speed OF 20
miles an hour
The Oriental liner Carlisle City came
down from Portland at ? p. m. ycster-
day. and passed directly out, She took
on board at Portland. besides the mis-
cellaneous cargo taken at San Fran
cisco. COOS barrels OF -four, SOS.622 feet |
Of lumber. 500 barrels and lSb cases OF |
beer for Hong Kong; l24l barrels OF |
flour for Yokohama. and 500 barrels
for Manila. and the same number for |
Koke. Japan. She also took out a
number Of Chinese passengers.
Al the Presbyterian church tomorrow
the pastor will preach for the last
time before going on his vacation. At
the close OF the morning service the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper viii be
administered. The theme Of the even
ing sermon win be THE Pace That
Kills" At the church, at 7:SO tonight,
there win be a preparatory service at
the close of which the session Will meet
those who desire to, unite with the
church, a most cordial invitation is
extended TO all.
Samuel Gilmore. Theodore B, Wilcox,
l.. A. Lewis and Paul Schrader have
filed at Portland articles Of incorpo-
ration for the Pacific Navigation Com
pany The company is organized for
the purpose of running a line OF steam
ers between Portland. Astoria and TILL
amooll and other points. The aim of
the company, at first, will be to pro-
vide regular weekly service. The
steamer Sue II. Elmore, to be launch
ed today. will make this possible, and
as soon as the demand justihes 1t, an
other boat will be provided. The peo-
Pile OF the Tlllamook region have suf-
fered greatly from lack Of regular and
sufficient service, With the two boats,
W. H. Harrison and Sue H. Elmore, this
need win be supplied as well as boat
service can do II.
The Fourth Of July committee feels
that since It has arranged attractions
to bring people from abroad to Asto-
ria, there should be no question as to
furnishing accommodations. There is
no doubt that enough places exist in the
city to furnish the visitors with the
food required. but there is an apparent
shortage Of rooming accommodations,
The committee has requested all those
who have rooms to rent to notify
them. but the responses do not come
in as promptly as was hoped. The
committee feels somewhat disappointed
because some Of the subscribers in the
city are not more prompt In putting
up their subscription money, Profess
sor John McCue. who is serving as as
slstant secretary to the committee, will
make the final rounds not later than
Monday next, and 1t is hoped that
those who have subscribed will pay
him the amount Of their respective sub
scrlptions. '