The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-11


lllS liver.
Peter and John Wallace. the cold
storage men OF Kalama. are building a
cannery IN British Columbia,
George shirley has been engaged TO
take charge OF the mill owned by the
Curtis Lumber Company at Detroit,
oregon,
A. y. pender. formerly Of Graya
river. has accepted a position In the
freight Office Of the o. H. q n, Co. at
Portland.
A lodge Of Red Men was organized at
Hammond last night, large number
OF braves from this city and lower-rlyer
towns attending,
W. n. smith, the plumber. is again
at his place OF business after having
! been confined TO his home with n
epraincd ankle,
The British ship Jules Verne cleared
yesterday for the United Kingdom for
orders carrying cargo Of wheat val.
ucdued at tli.S75.
Wanted 10 Rent-By responsible
tenant with no children, four good
sized housekeeping rooms. Address
~" AaIorIan office.
a committee OF Red Men will go to
Portland Saturday to purchase a mon.
ument to be erected TO the memory OF
the late Jack Williams,
/ Roslyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
and makea less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other George
w. sahborn. Agent Telephone 1871.
! Cream Pure Rye. Americas finest
whskey The only pure goods; suur-
anteed rich and mellow John l.. Carl
son. sole agent
/ A marriage license was granted yes.
terday 10 Theodore w. Shankland Of
ClaolSRmas county and Miss Mary
lotte True, of Clalsop county.
/ James II. Mulay, the special inter.
nal revenue inspector. was In town
yesterday ON official business. lie re-
turned on the evening train.
shipping aJvIoes state that the Ger.
man siip itraia has been chartered TO
lead wheat AZ this port for Europe. She
is due to Cr-ive in June,
The barkentlne Cleaner cleared yes.
terday for San Francisco, carrying $780,
asa feet OF lumber for the simpson
Lumber company. from Knappton.
Yesterday was big day in the coun-
~ clerks oillce-ln fact, the biggest
day yet. as far as registrations were
concerned-thirty names being added
to the roll,
on Monday Walter L. Robb will
leave for Seattle, where he win repre-
sent the German and Union Loan As
sociations. Mr.. Robb win continue his
Astoria office.
Roslyn coal is the best and most eco-
nomlcal coal for household use In As
toria. Try It once and you win have
no other, George w. Sanborn, Agent.
Telephone 1871.
c. c. Masten, the Svensen logger, win
seen begin hauling logs over the new
steel railroad, The trucks OF his To-
comotlve have been widened out TO
standard guage
ii. II. La Breck, of st. Vincent's
hospital at Portland. was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. La Breck was muo h
surprised at the excellence Of the har-
Dor and city In general.
The report circulated yesterday to
the effect that the lightshlp had been
pulled of the beach at Mckenzie head
was untrue The old boat is still nest
ling on the sands at that point.
reception was held last night by
the local order of Eastern Star, the
grand matron, Mrs. Martin Lutke, be-
Ing the guest of honor. A alrge num-
Der of visitors were present from Port
land.
Dan. ]. Moore, administrator of the
estate of the late II p. BorthwiclS.. has
sold the scows Defender and Columbia
to Samuel Miles of st. Helens. Mort
cages OF $1,000 on the former and S2,5OO
IN tho lottar xyara held