The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-10-10

Roward-A suitable reward will be
paid for the recovery OF the body of
VIM. Coburn, who was drowned last
Saturday. James Barry, Deep River,
Wash.
Bids will be opened By the street
committee this afternoon for the re-
pairing OF Franklin avenue from
Twcnty.Hlxth street 10 Thirty-hrst
street.
Wednesday. October 10. win be the
last daS upon which 10 pay water rates.
In order 10 avoid the penalty of 20 cents
which II charged against all 'lelln-
IuUnn.
The PentheNllea cleared at the custom
house yesterday for Queenstown OF Fnl-
mouth for orders. She had on board.
at $3.50.
Don't forget the brooma ARE still up
and the prices still down az Herman
WiscH big clothing store and also re-
member that dollars saved, equal dol-
lars made.
william Greenfield was arrested last
evening at 10 )'clOcl; by Oflcer Phil
lips Tor violating city ordinance against
committing an Indecent act Oh the pub
lic streets.
Sheriff Linvllle returned yesterday
noon from Portland. where he went
with the Gcddes children. who were
committed 90 the care Of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society
The attempt made on Monday 10 float
the stranded light ship at Mckenzie
Head proved a failure although there
was an extreme high tide OF nine feet
and one inch.
Captain Gregory, Of the lighthouse
tender Manzanlta Will take vacation
shooting pheaHants In the Willamette
valley while that craft ls undergoing
repairs at Portland.
The evidence In the case OF Peter Avi.
AMI w. Vincent Mardesich, which was
on trial In the justices court, Is all In.
and Justice Brewer viii hear argu.
monts this afternoon.
Hon. c. W. Parish. prominent at
torney of Eastern Oregon, and MIR. and
Mrs. George Hagney. Of Canyon City. |
are In Astoria during the convention OF |
the grand lodge X. OF p,
An operation removing n tumor was |
recently successfully performed at the |
hospital on one OF the sailors OF the |
lakewood that came into this port the |
latter part OF last month.
a log raft came Into collision with |
one of the channel buoys early yes
and 10 are about 80 feet apart out In
front OF the o. r. q N. dock.
The ladies' Guild Of Grace church
will have tea and apron sale at the
home OF Mrs. Chas. Rogers, 217 Tenth
street. this afternoon from TO 8. A
cordial Invitation Is extended 10 all.
Albert Tozier secretary OF the Ore
gon Press Association, Portland, paid |
his respects 10 the Astorian Office last |
evening. He is In the city attending
the session OF the grand lodge OF X.
OF p,
The German ship Philadelphia started
up the river at I o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. She was taken up above
Tongue Point by the Wallula and win
be picked up by one Of the river boats
and taken up the river.
The announcement that Miss McCul-
lum had returned to her home In San
Francisco. that appeared In one OF the
lao Uan0
McCullum will remain with Mrs. Ross
for at least several months longer.
Beach and Bowers all white min
strcls win be the attraction at Fishers
opera house Friday night, The COM
nany Ia composed OF sixty performers,
each one engaged for his cleverness In
his respective line OF minstrelsy Seat
sale opens at Griffin & Reeds tomor-
row morning at o'clock.
There Is n report that the Portla, one
of the ships loaded with grain, Is stuck
IN the sand or mud at the mouth OF the
II. however, cannot be
verified II such IL the case with the
present extreme high tide. navigation
)f the river by the larger ships will
'oon be impossible.
w. c. Cake, president OF the Multno-
nah Club. OF Portland, was In the city
and was interested In the
ormlng Of q football club here. Astoria
has got the material for n good foot
,all team and the boys should get to-
yether and organize. There Is no rea-
ION who we could not have some good
games this winter with Portland and
,ther teams.
Captain Milton Smith and II. II. Kir-
", Of Tlllamook. are about to build a
steamer for use In Tlllamook bay. The
lull viii be built at Rainier, where the
work will be begun this week, The
'essel has already been chartered by
he first commissioner for the Columbia
liver patrol, which will last for per-
laps 30 days, after which she will be
aiken to Tillamook for service on
he bay,
There is well-denned rumor that
President Mellen contemplated. the
needy removal OF all Northern Paci-
lc officials from Portland to Tacoma.
rhe promotion of w. c. Pearce to a
position equal In many respects to that
Il the president, and the advancement
u 70. A. Law to the place left vacant
" the promotion Of Mr.. Pearce, point
O a Capitalization Of official authority
n Tacoma,