The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-29

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The gasoline schooner Anita. which
has been doing a c0aating trade down
the Oregon coast, viii lay up for the
winter. having made her last trip for
the SEASON
OF Interest Ia Ladies' Send your adj
dress 10 SnIfaflOre Co. box 100, Port
land, ore. and we viii mall you des-
crlpion of an article every woman
should possess.
DO not forget that there viii be one
more evening u magic and fun at
Fishers opera house before the en-
gagement OF Prof and NJ. Eta Falt
closes IN this city.
Ralph Il. Knapp. editor and business
manager. pro tenn. of the Astoria Daily
News, IN IN Portland on special busl-
ness "trip. Of course be knew nothing
about the football game that comes on
there today.
by the circulation Of petition among
the merchants of the city the various
places Of business will be- closed all
OF today. instead Of for the afternoon
as stated in the eyning papers.
Thanksgiving services will b. held
today AZ 81. Mary's catholic church at
\. m. A high mass Of Thanksgiving
VIII be sung and an address approprl-
ate 10 :he occasion Will be delivered.
George Kelman stepped on rusty
nail on Tuesday evening while return
ing home from the opern house. The
nail penetrated his foot and inflicted
very painful and dangerous wound.
Mrs. Uiricka Swan. aged rs years died
yesterday 10 her home on Tucker creek.
The funeral will take place on Friday
with the interment at Greenwood. The
steamer viii leave here about II o'clock
Robt. a. BrodIe the genial foreman
of the Astoria Daily News. viii spend
Thanksgiving with friends al North
Head lighthouse. Bob" is inclined 10
believe tina: Turkeys grow large over
there"
Sale Of reserved seats for torights
performance at Fishers opera house
viii b. open at Griffin & Reeds until
noon, when Il will be closed until 5
O'Clock and opened at the box office
at the opera house.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ford. principal owner
OF the Ford. .McCrca photograph gal
iery. and her sister. Miss Mary NJ. Nc.
Crea, OF Boise. Idaho are the guests
of their brother. ]. r. McCrea. and win
/ rf.alae here In the fnfuFa
Manager ohler. Of the Astoria foot
ball team has received word from the
manager OF The Daliea team that De-
cember sth will be satisfactory as
date for q game. The local team win
leave here the day before and return on
Sunday.
The name of the young man who was
injured az the same time OF the accident
10 Lauralne at Clatsop mill Tuesday
night. Is said 20 be William Casey. and
his home Is In Knappton. He was not
seriously injured and left the hospital
yesterday morning.
There will be an intercollegiate game
between the University OF Washington
and the University OF Oregon at Eugene
ON Saturday next. This Is the first
game 90 be played between the two
universities and the outcome will be
watched with Interest.
The funeral OF the late W. II. Wood
win be held from his late residence In
Uppertown this afternoon at 1880
o'clock. The lnterment will be In Green
wood cemetery The funeral will be
under the auspices OF the knights OF
Pythlas and Seaside lodge. A. o. u. w.
The work Of expelling yellow labor
from the factories, mills and railroads
OF the Northwest II having It's effect In
the Canadian province across the bcun-
dairy. A movement has been started
there that II Is believed viii within a
short time greatly lesson the number
Of that class that are employed now.
Mrs. Duncan Stuart received word
yesterday afternoon that Mr. Stuart.
who Is at Skagway. had been taken IN
and was on his way TO this city. The
word reached her lust In time as she
was all prepared 10 leave for Skagway
last evening where she expected 10 Join
her husband who has been living at
that place,
Ed Llewellyn, driver Of No. hose
team had the misfortune to have one
OF the horses step on his foot yester-
day morning. One of the calks of the
horses shoe struck his instep cutting
an ugly cash about two inches long.
Fortunately no bones were broken. al
though the injury was a rather pain
ful one.
Donald Ross, who went TO Palo Alto,
CAL, about month ago for the bene-
ut OF his health. Is reported to be much
improved. He will be out OF the doc
tors care in q couple of weeks and will
soon thereafter be able to return home.
The California physicians state that he
has no trace OF consumption as was be-
lieved when he went there.
The children OF room Q at McClure's
school yesterday took their Thanksgiv-
ing Offering to the county court and
asked Judge Gray b see that the pro-
visions, etc, were distributed among
the needy and poor Of the city. The
Offering consisted of apples, potatoes,
cabbage, canned fruit, jelly, etc, to the
value of several dollars and shows a
very oommendable spirit Of generosity
on the part Of the youngsters,
The line up for the game this after
noon will be as follows; Minard, @:
Graham g; Jones, g; Tallant. {;
Thornton, | T. Halderman. g; Cas-
sell, e; Knudson. h. Girard. h;
painfAr 2 n, Huntington a Suhs C.