The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-06

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The funeral Of Mrs Almlra =. Ray
mond, who died at Portland last Sat
urday. was held at warrenton yester-
day afternoon. The services were con
Quoted by the Rev Mr.. Haley OF the
Warrcnton Methodist church. at the
grave. Mrs. Raymond was 81 years
of age. and was one Of the Oldest
pioneers In the state Of oregon. Me-
mortal services will be held at the
Methodist church in Warrenton on
Sunday next.
II Ia reported that lumber schoon-
or is ashore NJ Tillamook and that
port. II doing its utmost TO get her
anoat. The name OF the vessel IN not
known nor could Il be learned last
night captain J. -. Hitchlns, from
which the information concerning the
accident Is received. states that the
vessel went ashore on Thursday but
he does not know whether or not she
the steamer Harrison. which II nj that
has yet been drawn back into the
main channel,
Bclt Sale. an empoye az the liane
saw mill at Seaside. was badly injured
yesterday and is now In this city re-
ccivng medical treatment from DR..
Henderson. Sale was at work at the
foot Of the log shoot and drove an
axe into his right leg Immediately be-
low the knee. cutting deeply into the
bone. Sale has been most unfortunate
Of late. Only few weeks ago he sus-
tained very severe injuries by falling
against saw which laoerated his right
arm quite badly.
Through .he hands OF a friend In this
city. the Astorlan was yesterday the
recipient OF quantity OF the largest
and most luclous naval oranges ever
seen In Astoria. from the ranch OF a
we'll. known former resident. Mr.. Geo.
Foster. now living near Los Angeles,
California, II may please Mr., Fosters
friends to know that the oranges were
accompanied with the explanation that
they were a fair sample OF some 1000
boxes produced on Mr.. Fosters place
this season.
Captain j. 3. Hutchins. OF Tnla-
nook, is In the city for the purpose OF
taking the steamer Hazel TO the imp.
qua district, The Hazel was recently
purchased by ". r. Reed from the
Frcese Brothers odf Portland. She was
built by the Supple company at Port
land at cost OF s25OO. For the past
year or more the Hazel has been en-
gagged in the fish business on the up
per Columbia. Mr., Reed, IL is under
stood. Will operate her as a tender for
the crcamerles In the vicinity OF Tllla.
nook.
Rev Henry Narcotic will deliver a
lecture at the Presbyterian church
this Tuesday evening. beginning at
o'clock sharp, on Tennison; the man
and poet Admission free. In connec-
tion with the lecture the following
musical program win be rendered; Or
gan solo, Mrs. II. c. Thompson vocal
trio. Mr., and Mrs. j. IT, Ross, Miss
Reba Hobson; vocal solo, Mrs. J. t,
Ross At the conclusion OF the lecture
and musical entertainment, a recep-
tlon and social session will be held, In
which all present viii be invited to
participate.
The Astorian has been requested by
n well.known citizen to call attention
to the flagrant violation constantly go
ing on of the law for the protection
OF song birds, by half-grown boys and
Cinnamon In this city This gentle
man says II is common occurrence
to see Cinnamon coming over the hills
with guns on their shoulders and ex-
hiblting large strings of robbins, mea-
dow larks and other birds now in the
nesting season. FIe thinks II 1t were
generally known that the law imposes
a penalty Of IS for every bird killed,
one-half Of the dne going to the in
former, that the slaughter Of these
little innooents would soon cease.
Every good citizen should consider
himself public officer TO the extent
OF doing what he can to bring these
offenders to deserved punishment.
The laughable comedy Of complica-
tions "Who Is Who" with Pusey and
st, John in the leading roles, will ap-
pear at Fishers opera house Friday
evening. Among the farce comedy
organizations this company is looked
upon as one Of the very best travel
ing. The cast discloses the names Of
many of the leading lights in the vau-
divllle ranks, Great care has been
given the scenic equipment and the
costuming, which is pronounced unus-
ually elaborate. The company engag-
ed to clear up the mystery of who Is
Who" comprises many Of the top lin
ers' of the vaudeville stage, among
whom are Eva Tanguay, Sophia Webb,
Katherine Weston, the Whiting Sis
ters, Meta and Katherine Miller, Sa-
die Whitsomb, Georgia TomplSlns,
Louis Gould, Pusey and st. John, Jas.
Cherry, Harry N. Welch, Chas. e.
Adams and Arthur Roach. Reserved
cont snle nnens Thursday morning At