The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-02

| unhuhl lnbtunhtlon OF OWc'fb hl't efe"-
ing.
Q. II. cOoPEEg GREAT ANNUAL
SALE coMMBNcEg TO-DAY. COME
| EARLY AND SECURE BOME OF
Miss Maysle Foster, a teacher IN the
| Bhivcly school, who has been spending
the holidays with her parents al KNAPP
pa. returned 10 Astoria yesterday.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Ia cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
| chimney iiues than any other. George
w. Banb0rn. agent Telephone 1871.
Mrs. n. j. Taylor gave a luncheon
yesterday afternoon IN honor of Mr.
George West. of Portland. Quite a
number ot young society people were
present
Eyallne warnstaff. the fonr-year-old
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Elmer warn
stan, Of YOungg river, died al her
home early yesterday morning OF W
phoid fever.
The British steamship Tyson cleared
from Tacoma on Monday with 2ss7l7
bushels OF wheat, valued at $4,000.
This IN the largest cargo Of the sea-
son from the coast
Mrs. Richard Stuart and little daugn-
ter arrived down from Portland 10
spend New Years with Nj Stunr. at
thia place. The little gir1 also comes
20 spend her birthday, which occurs on
the fth.
A small boy was quite severely cut
about the head while cOastlng IN Un.
iontown yesterday morning. II seems
he was walking up the hill when sled
ran into him. throwing him violently 70
the ground.
statesmen wanted 10 sell our goods
by sample 10 wholesale and retail trade.
We are the largest and only manufac-
turcra IL our line IN the world. Liberal
salary paid. Address CAN-DEX Mfg.
Co.. Savannah. Ga.
The funeral OF Mrs. Cynthia NJ
Bayles. who died at 81. Mary's hospital
cary yesterday morning. will take
place from the Baptist church az 1890
o'clock this afternoon. The interment
win be In Greenwood
It's a gentleman's whiskey. pure
delicious beverage and a grand appeu-
xer Don't forget the name. II. w.
| Harper whlskey. The kind your
grandfather used" Sold by Fuard and
stokes Co.. Astoria. Ore.
Large numbers of steel head salmon
are being caught In the Umpqua from
Elkton down 10 Scottsburg. They are
being hauled to Drain by wagon and
Hhlpped to Portland and elsewhere. a
good price being realized.
The French bark Alice cleared al
Portland on Monday for Algoa bay.
for orders, with 62769 bushels OF wheat.
valued Rt tsi,b3O. The Alice also car
ried over 100000 feet Of lumber. and
100 cases of canned goods. She was
despatched by Kerr Clifford a Co.
Rev. Father Deilman had the mis-
fortune 10 slip on the Icy pavemnets
late Monday afternoon. and break his
right forearm. He was taken to st.
Mary's hospital where the injured MEM
Der was carefully attended 10 and the
sufferer made as comfortable as possi-
BILE.
The ship Athbara has been added 10
the overdue list She Is en- route from
Newcastle. Australia, for Panama. and
Is out i2i days. She Is listed al i5
per cent. as Is the Castle Rock. out 66
days from Hong Kong for British CO.
umbla
A letter lately received from Daw-
son City states that on December Sth
spirit thermometers registered a tenn
perature ranging from % 10 65 degrees
below zero. The ordinary quicksilver
thermometer went out OF business
froze up.
William Potter. one OF the firm of
Potter Brothers. OF New York. owners
OF the stranded bark Poltalloch to-
gether with Mr.. Waite. OF a London
lrm OF underwriters, Is at he scene
OF the vessels disaster and win deter
mine on some course OF action towards
floating the unfortunate vessel.
The c. II. waJen, dispatched by the
AOIAlhuu ftuuilHk Hliil1 1OHiPohsf
cleared from Portland on Monday with
l0s. SIS bushels Of wheat, valued at $751;
500. The Andreta, which finished load
Ing Saturday, also cleared Monday for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders.
with lOl,S22 bushels OF wheat.
The report OF Weather Observer
Johnson shows the precipitation for the
month Of December to have been 1926
inches. an excess OF S.S inches above
the average for the corresponding
month during the past seventeen years.
The precipitation since September LIST
Ia eight inches above the average.
Mrs. C. NJ. Bayles passed peacefully
from earth at 3 a. m. yesterday morn
ing. She leaves a husband. now at
Nome. Alaska. and two children In this
city, Clyde and Miss Maud, who Is well
known as one OF our successful teach
ers In the public schools. The funeral
viii take place at the Baptist church
at 1880 tomorrow.
The West Coast Trade. published at
Tacoma. has Just issude It's ninth an
nual New Years number and comes out
In a finely illustrated edition OF forty
pages with colored covers. While the
contents treat largely Of Tacoma, yet
the trade OF Pacific coast and particu-
larly Of the Northwest, in all It's
branches, Is given a very fair review.
Gov. Geer Is In receipt of CALL Is
sued by the governor OF Georgia, for q |
national maritime congress to assemble
at Brunswick. Ca, ON the SOth day Of |
next January, c. A. ogg, secretary Of