The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-20

10 O'CLOCK, at thcir iOvin, corner or
Bond and Eleventh streets.
The British steamer Tyr. with n car.
go OF -four and lumber FOR vladiyos-
took. arrived down the river from Port
land at $3.50 o'clock last evening.
The annual meeting Of the oregon
State rrcss Association was held at
Ashland yesterday. and was ATTENDED
by about 100 members.
: Ronlyn coal lasts longer. T. ieaner
aud makes less trouble with Ies and
chimney iiucs than any 9th George
W. sanborn. agent. Telepl ae 1911.
DR. T. l.. Ball and family expect
TO start nbou, the frst OF October for
California. where they will spend the
winter for the benefit Of the Doctors
health.
The trustees Of the owners OF the
fifteen boats purchased from the Will
annette Rowing club. have decided to
sell the boats and prices may be had
Of @, c, Fulton.
Several vessels We're sighted on the
mouth of the river early this morning,
but the fog shut In ro that Il Is not
known for certain whether they were
bound FOR this port.
Mr.. d. d. Royce. " South Barre.
Vermont, is visiting his nephew and
niece. Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Davis OF
Astoria, and expects to spend about
year on this coast
A girl, not less than IL years old.
desiring 10 attend school this winter |
and do light housework for per board |
and lodging, may apply for further
Information at the Astorian Office.
There win be meeting OF the Young |
Mems Republican Club at the court
house at O'Clock this evening 10 ar
range for smoker to be held in the
near future 20 oDen the campaign. All
young Republicans are requested TO be
present.
II was decided at a session OF coun-
" court held Yesterday that the View
ers for the proposed olney and Ne
halem road could not be appointed at
this time and the matter will be taken
up at the next regular session OF the
court.
Miss Nora white. colored. who was
arrested night before last on the charge
of using profane language. was bailed
out later by friend. She failed to
appear TO answer TO the charge in po-
lice court yesterday afternoon and the
bail amounting 10 ten dollars was for
felted.
The extreme scarcity OF salmon In
the lower Columbia has forced the price
Of flsh up till the flshremen are receiv-
Ing Q cents for steelheads and cents
for sllversIdes. At any rate a number
OF the canneries are paying that price
and It win Immediately become general. I
Alex. Johnson appeared in police court
yesterday afternoon to answer to the
charge OF an indecent act perpetrated
on the public streets. His English
was rather hazy as was the general
condition OF his mind from looking
too long upon the beer when II was
amber He was fined IS by Judge Nell
son.
Swimming the Columbia is getting to
be quite FAD among the boys Of The {
Dallep. Recently two venturesome =
II years OF age, started
lcross, and one Of them made II IN II
while the other got tired and
climbed into the boat attending them
lust before they reached the Washing :
on shore.
d. B. Ogden, assistant U. s. engineer,
'eturned to Portland Wednesday from c
he scene Of the government works on "
he Yamhill rlven ut La Fayette. He v
'eports the locks at this point nearly e
completed. and all other work will be o
lnished In time to permit the passing OF t
,oats through the locks by the end OF a
he month, r,
Mrs. L, Dreckman. who has been u
listing her brother. Mr.. Waldman. OF q
he Fair, has returned to her home in n
chicago. She was accompanied as far .
IS Portland by Mr.. Waldman's father, O.