The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-21

She viii connect with the Portland
steamers.
Having succeeded TO the business OF
Mrs, Mckenzie. will open on Wcdnes.
day and Thursday. March 81 and q.
line OF now spring millinery. MRS.
u. W. DUNBAR.
Be good 10 yourself and good TO your
friends, When you treat a friend 10
whlakey. give him the best Harper
whlakey Ia tho beverage for your
friends and fs7 you. Sold by Foard
a Stokes Company. Astoria. Oregon.
Letters OF administration In the ea-
tate OF LoulA Chance. known Rs I'm
dian Louie" were granted by Judge
Gray yesterday 10 silas u. Smith. The
estate consists entirely OF personal
property OF an estimated value OF
$3.50
Men wRnted--ro learn barber trade.
Only eight weeks required: special In
dueementa this season: illustrated eala.
logue. map OF city and souvenir mail.
cd free. Moler'a Barber College. San
Francisco. California.
For the lrst time In many days not
u vessel crossed over the bar, out or
In Yesterday. as far as reported from
Fort Candy. The exceedingly pleasant
weather OF the past few days cleared
the harbor completely and nothing was
on the outside, Several vessels are on
their way from Honolulu but are not
yet due.
Miss Annie jeffrey Ia In Portland TO
meet her father. who has Just returned
from California. where he has been for
several weeks past, Miss Nellie JET.
frey. who has been In Oakland for the
past two weeks. will remain for some
time. AS her health has been quite
poor, Mr.. Jeffery will return 20 As
toria some time during the latter part
OF the week.
Claude rhayer. who bought the
wrecked schooner Lila and Matte lying
on the beach at Tillambook. has a
crew Of men under Fred Arthur at
work trying TO get her into deep wa.
ter, Those who have examined the
wreck say the hull is not the least bit
injured. and with the proper appliances
that Il would be an easy matter TO
get her into deep water again In good
condition,
The Oriental committee OF the Push
Club. which IL composed OF ID. II.
Welch. chairman; ]. II. Johansen, sec
retary. and w. @. Gosslin. has an
nounced that Il has entered upon It's
duties and IL ready for business. The
club expects this TO be one OF the most
important committees OF the organi.
Eatlon and satisfaction Is expressed
that the personnel Is made up OF such
active and competent gentlemen, There
is much to be done for the encourage
ment OF our trade with the Orient and
the club expects soon 10 be able to re-
port some important developments as
a result Of the labors OF this commit
tee.
The resignation OF w. A. Sherman.
lieutenant commander OF the Oregon
naval reserves, will ,esult In a spirited
contest for the office vacated by him.
Those who are considered the most |
probable candidates are w. Il. Car
roll. lieutenant Of the First division.
and George W. Freeman, the former
lieutenant OF the same division. The |
Office Is that Of battalion commander
with the rank OF major. Mr.. Sherman
will not tender his resignation until |
he reaches Portland Thursday night |
and he will leave Immediately for San
Francisco where he will take up the
duties Of assistant cashier for the Pa
clac Sheet Metal Works.
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given at Hanthorn hall last night by |
Gateway Tent OF the knights of Mac
cabees. The affair was arranged chief
ly because OF visit from Supreme
Deputy Commander Frank A. Bouter-
ious, OF Portland An excellent pro-
gram had been arranged and all en-
Joyed the several numbers. The even
ing opened with a violin solo by Josiah
Kemp, followed by a vocal selection |
by Mr.. Gerdes, entitled "The Cobbler
Song" An address by Mr., Bouterious
on the principles OF the organization
was the next in order, and Josiah
Kemp followed with an address on
Fraternity" Mr.. Kemp also gave a
vocal selection entitled Eight Hours
a Day" The last number on the pro-
gram was song and cake-walk by
Mr.. Kemp and wife. Each number
was thoroughly enjoyed. A short sea-
son Of dancing closed the evenings
entertainment. Mr.. Bouterious states
that II is his lntertion to return to AS
Iorla during the coming week, at which
time he will work among the citizens
In the interest Of the local lodge.