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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
Mean.


Tcss-WEea / met May today I had my new
gown on. Naturally, / expected her 10 say some
thing about it. but she pretended not TO notice
it
Jess-Yes, she's an awfuIly tender-hearted girl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
Quay Trying to Get Even.


What can be Senator Quay 5 motive in admit
ting that the United States can almost get
along without NcKineyism. Is he trying 10 get
even with Mark Hanna, whom Quay Ioathcs and
who has but lately ordered that tie tariff must
never be disturbed!
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
Funston and the Octopus.

BriSadier General Fred Funston has
been So long IN the Orient that he ought
to know the pecuIiarities of Oriental
diet Perhaps he thinks he does, but
it is evident that one item has escaped
him He tells how. III his hard march
to the mountain lair of Aguinaldo, he
and his men were obliged to live on
TIE country:
1t Is 4 CALLING thing for 4 man who has
been brought up IN Kansas TO come down to a
diet Of rec and snaIIS and be ranked along over
the rocks at the rate of fifteen miles day.
/ did one thing however. which l want put to
my credit IN case I should come back to Kansas
and try to break into politics; I helped to eat
an octopus. 1t was the real thing d devil fish,
with 2 number OF arms, each about eighteen
inches long which were fortunate enough to
get where 1t had been LETT IN shallow water at
low tide
General Funston VIII hardly be en-
titled to call himself unique in having
enjoyed eating octopus, which is deli
cacy much admired in Japan The
sport Of spearing the mollusk is pur-
sued regularly at japanese watering
places When he is landed he is pre-
pared for the table by boiling. There
is no reason why he should not be
as wholesome and good to eat as
the oyster or the clam, or, to put
the matter more plainly, as the
grasshopper, which the people of
Kansas used TO eat during the fam
Inc caused. by lit in the early seventies
IN Arab shefk once was discussing the
culinary art with an American ex-
plorer, and said to the latter-eating
grasshoppers as we do shrimps, the
wh!le-that he could. never understand
how Europeans could do such a dis
gushing thing as to eat raw oysters
There is a great deal in the point Of
view and in habit Roast young ALI
gator tail is by no means {, bad dish,
and if sea turtle, its congener, is good
ii ought to be Octopus a Ia Funston
should soon begin to become d favorite
feature OF our menu cards.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
Sterling Qualities

CFrom Puck.l
G;otrox-I discharged my last butler because he
got drunk.
New Butier-WelI. you'll never ave to dis
charge ne hon that h'aeroUnt, sir! III could
drink hall day hand then walk i crack!''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
Cold Comfort.

(From the Smart Set.)
Nervous Passeu-cr-Captain, what would be
the result If the boat should strike an icebcr-2
Captain-It would probably SILVER its tirubers-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24

(From the Chicago RecorI-HeraId)
Office Boy-Therc vas deaf ana dumb nan
here 20 see you today
Mr. BoodIeson-How do You know lie was deaf
and duuab2 Did he write 1t out2
Office Boy-Nu. he told me So
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
An Appalling Idca.
From the PittsJurs Dispatch

NT0m tHe FlI1sJgre DIspaIoh-)
II is slightly appalling when We cndsavor 10
conceive what might happen If J. ?. Morgan
should for any reason cease TO hold I'd the
financial situation by the tail
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24

There is not q little sense in recent
remark Of Representative Lands of IN
diana ia which he said that unless hazing
is stopped at West Point Congress is in
mood TO close the school for three or
four years TO let It's peculiar traditions
die out That ought 10 accomplish the OBJ
ject, and may have TO be tried. The boys
are as devoted to the old order OF things
as ever, and vicious customs and stand
ards are passed on from one class to an
other without change. or much apparent
announcement
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24
AnlhfwuouS.

"Haye a paper today, profeSsor?'
''No. I've 10 money with me-
20, you can pay me Tomorrow"
But what II I should die tonight?''
''Well. it wouldn't be much loss"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24

The Cuban Constitutional Convention is
making a brilliant record for doing moth
ing with much patience and Industry. If
it does not come to some conclusion pref
" soon public opinion IN this country will
begin TO take the view that it would bet
ter be dissolved The Platt terms are al
together too liberal TO be treated as they
have been Should others be imposed in
their stead, the Cubans might be even
less pleased, but the results would be
better
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24

Neither of the two Chinese indemnity
propositions of this Government will be
accepted by the Powers. The amount is
stiil fixed at $357, eoJ. 60 and d majority Of
the ministers oppose the American pro-
posal that China issue three per cent
bonds, as that rate Of interest would be
ample to secure fotation at par for couu-
tries with the superior credit Of the
United States and Great Britain; other
EUDorean States would be unable to do
d well.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24

The Kaiser is not favorabIy impressed
with the american style Of reporting pub
lie speeches and has forbidden the pres
ence Of newspaper men at any function
where he is TO hold forth This viii put
the lot on their nettIe and his Majesty
viii probably find that he viii gain little
by the prohibition except the certainty Of
being reported more accurately than
ever.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-24

$4,000 il he succeeded. The strong masl could
perhaps get 70 the end of his mile with 100
pounds Of gold He would have S59,750 The
very strong could possibly struggle to the
end of his mile with 300 pounds That would
give MIN about $4,000
Louis AIdrich. the actor, who for several years
has been the president OF the actors fund. Is
very sick man. he : suffering from nervous
pTostlati6n and Is constantly under the doctors
care and has an attendant with him all the
time. His condition Is not the result OF any
sudden collapse. but Is Of long-standiHr al
though only within a short time has Il been
considered serious. He retired from the stage
several years ago and has since devoted his whole
time To the actors fund
The idea prevails that 'sskyscrapers'' are Of
modern American origin but Prof. Lanciaua de-
cIares that IN ancient Rome, as carly as the time
Of Augustus buildings ten OF twelve stories high
were common. Later they are believed 10 have
been much higher, rivalinE our most modern
apartment building IN size and height = well
known that IT Constantinople the Emperor Con-
stantine found his view OF the watc- cut of hy
The skyscrapers erected between his palace and
the water front, though he had placed his palace
on high ground
Aseurious account OF how quaiIs are iIttened fer
the market Is given IN a London paper II ap-
pears that quaTIs. being regular IN their habits,
ALWAYS feed directly they wake w IN the morning.
They are therefore. pat IN q large ceI-ar- lit
only BY electric light T. the dark they 20 TO
sleep but directly the light Is turned on they
wake I'D and breakfast This process Is repeated
time after time and the birds always laHorIne-
under the deuSion that morning has arrived, snce
more breakfast over and over again They have
been known 10 DO SO six times IN an afternoon
The smallest simplest and t-protected post
Office in the world, an English newspaper saws, Is
in the Straits Of Magellan, and has been there
for many years Il consists OF small painted
key CasL and Is chained TO the rocks OF the
extreme caps IT q manner 50 that II floats free
opposite TicsFa del FUeEo. Zach passing ship
sends boat to take letters out and put others IN
This curious p0Srof1ee Is uHproyided with post
master and Is therefore, under the protection
of all the navieS OF the world Never IN the his
tory OF the unique Office have its privileges
been abused.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The British shin lAmoririerc was
yesterday released from tNe custody
~ United states Marshal Ilouscr The
vessel was In collision las, week with
the British shin Laiimrr In the lower
horbor. and pending .rulo" "n' " the
matter she was held In ono bonds
Tho owners have decided Ia cCcct a
settlement In London and on receipt
~ cable odvices YESTERDAY IN" tRmo-
ricicrr was released from custody She
Is ready 10 proceed Ia sen. hut the
Latimer win be compelled to remain
In port for some time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18
AROUND TOWN.

Cali main col tor your coal require
monla oricH promptly fled
ncu, i5.cent mcsls-RlslnE sun Res
iauran,. q. Commercial street,
PayronlIo h,me Industry and buy your
feed. hay AMI grain at GaHIou'u min,
BEST i5.cENr MEAL; RISING
sun RESTAURANT
general sullivan tho nncsy scent
clslr on tho marko, Sold everywhere.
Cal At tho uccidcn, barber shop for
up.to, lags work, Three nra,.olass bar
bcrs
urcmucra Southern Honey caksu
arc delicious Try them .-JohHpan
ilros
Japancas goods OF all kinds. cheap at
tho Yokohama nsHtar. 6'3 Commercial
street
New stock ot fancy goods. suitable
ror Christmas. jus, arrived at Yoke
hama naraar
Large line ~ fancy parlor chairs IN
polished oak and mahogany Chan
llclborn & Son.
Morris chairs richly carved framca
upholslrrri Ia the latest btylcr -Chas
Iicilborn s son
Tho French bark nourbarlc is report.
oi IN tho oniug She has brcn outside
since Friday night
4 fresh uupply OF candy direct from
,N factory for our Christmas trade
juv in Johnson Bros,
Tho school board has decided that
thor, win be- no school between No.
'"mbr g aud January Q
10 yeu smoker Try General Sui.
Ilvan." the hnca, seen, cElr on the
market Sold everywhere.
n you want box wood slab wood or
other hfcwsOd telephone Kelly. the
aranatcr mRn. Phone ssil black
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.

The fame OF BuCklen's Arnica Salve.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores.
Scalds, Boils. Ulcers. Felons. Aches.
Pains and all skin Eruptions. only
infa,uhle Pile cure; sc a box at Hart 5
Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18
ropAYs WEATHER

PORTLAND. prc a. Western orc'
gon. wednesday. cloudy AMI threaten.
Ing with probably showers IA north
rfn portion. Western Washington,
cloudy nnl threatening with probably
occasional rain Eastern Washington
aui Northern Idaho light ahuw or rain.
probably warmer. Eastern oregon,
generally fair.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Chlcf of Police iIallork was taken
seriously M yesterday afternoon and
for time his condition was regarded
RH critical Medical hssistnnc" WAS
summoned at once ana last evening
hr was resting easily While the chief
ir still II pretty sick man. there IA no
cause for concern. and be wiz doubt
less soon again be- out
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18
The Morning AStOrian
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
TELEPHONE S6l

Change Of copy must rcach the bual.
noaa once by = m, 10 secure ap'
poarahoe IN tho following mornings
edition, Thls rule viii govern all 10.
cal Advertisements. excepting reading
locals
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The Toke Point oyster House In pre-
pared 10 serve Tomales and all kinds
Of shell fish, Families supplied with
famous Toke Point oysters. on short
notice. Eleventh street. between Bond
and Commercial Phone 27ll
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Astoria council. Federation OF Labor.
has elected the following officers 70
serve for the ensuing year. President.
G. curtis. vice.prrsldept. q. w.
LoAyenH recording secrc,nry. D. r.
Getdes financial srcfrlnrJ II. NJ.
i.orntaoui guide. ]. +. Wrlch. guar
dian. e, w. scriggs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Al the annual meeting of the Push
club County Judge Gray spoke on sew
cral matters OF importance, one OF
which was the establishment here OF a
couyr, he said that from $500 20 l5.-
90, was sent out OF the city yearly by
parents who desirrd that their chill
lrru have higher ciupaipn than
that ohtain3blc here. and that. while
th. HIGH School was excellent as far
ass lt goes college is needed. lie
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

PaIrunlEo home industry BY smoking
the pride ot Astoria" clRars; nncst
made Manufactured by MaeFarlano &
knobsl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Mrs Gustav Bocntgen. ag'd 76 years.
died yesterday morning a. the home
Of her son. Carl Boetgen. IN East AS
torla. Mrs Boetgen was native
OF Germany and hpA - ''ls
city for number OF years Hor hus-
band and the following children sur
vive her Louis Bocntgen, Mrs Maria,
Of Seattle; Gustav Boentgcn; Mrs John
Kopp, Mrs, G. Got,chalk, " Ro.emNn,
Mont and Mrs Albert 1''glnger, Of
Hammond The funeral arrangements
have not yet. been announced, hut II
is probable the burial win occur to-
In Greenwood.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The street which the Clatsop Mil
Company has asked the council to va
cate Is west OF the box factory. The
property on each side is owned bv the
company, and, as the street win not
be extended in southerly direction
for some years to come there is lit
tie question that the council will grant
the petition. Councilman Parker yes
terday said he would favor vacation.
1T seems to me we should vacnte the
street for 15 or 20 years" said Council
man Parker There are several streets
which viii not be used for many
years to come, and lease OF Il or 20
years duration would not be inadvls-
able. We are all interested In build
ing up the city and In matters OF this
kind the council win probably not
stand in the way"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The Chamber - Commerce committee
appointed 10 confer with NJ, Andrews.
regarding the rebuilding ~ the clal-
sop mills was In session Yesterday
white nothing definite m yet been
given out by the committee it Is un-
dcrrtuoi that the company Will be- re-
organized ana the min rebuilt on a
much larger scale Il rs expected the
committee VIII make rcruG g.: .
pprcI0l meeting or N, c'amh,r 90 be
called during the present week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

A daughter Was born In this city yes
tcrday morning 10 thr wife ~ W, n.
Mrnoryr, the wcll.known Grnys river
merchant
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The British steamship PembrokeshIre
arrived yesterday from England Via
Nagasaki. The Pemtrokeshlre ls a
new vessel and this is her maiden trip.
She registers 27s5 tons and Is under
charter 10 load grain for the United
Kingdom. The Pembrokeshlre ls In
command Of Captain John Kennedy.
who IS very popular at this port, haY-
Ing often visited Astoria while in com
mand Of the crack liner Monmouth
shire. ~ which vessel he was. respect
lively chief officer and master, sue
cccdng Captain Evans. When the
PcmbrOkeshlrr was launched Captain
Evans was transferred from the Mon
mouthshirc 20 the new steamship, de-
parting from London for Astoria by
way OF Japan on the trip he was
taken IN al Algiers and Captain Ken
nedy. who was at home taking n much
needed rest. was ordered 10 assume
command of the new vessel. He at
once started Tor Port said, arriving
there after a four-days' trip from Lon
don. He proceeded TO japan and then
came on 20 this port. Captain Ken
nedys family Is now in London, but is
hopeful Of returning TO Portland TO
reside The Pembrokeshire had rath-
er severe passage across the Pacific,
but no accident occurred About 100
miles on the river she sighted three
masted bark and two schooners. Cap
tain Kennedy's return to the Oregon
Aslatic run will be hailed with de-
light, as h. Is quite popular here. He
has been on the run to the Columbia
sInce lSq5-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The steamer Harrison, which arrived
yesterday from Alsea bay. brought
2iiO eases ~ salmon and i5l boxes "
apples The Harrison viii go out Of
commission FOR the present unless
chartered The steamer Sue II. Elmore
also arrived yesterday. bringing a load
~ empty creates and quantity Of
dairy produce from TllHmo0k
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The anti-anarchy legislation is likely
To follow hard on the heels Of the rec
mendation.-Chicago Tribune
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

iuu can't make candy at nome m
chcaply as you can buy II AT iIocncr's.
Pure candlra made In Astoria. lOc 10
Boz pound
Huy your suit and oyorcoat at Her
man wiac's big store. he gives suit
or overroal free with every Ten suits
or oyercoats
Cream purr rye. AncdsI'i nn,s:
whisky The only pur- X ~. guar
an'ro1 rich ami m'1ow JOHN l.
CARLSON ao!- Agaat
The vill NJ thc late y l. Thompson
was hlrd yesterday In Portland. The
hulh ~ the cstuto IL lrfl to immediate
mvmhrr- o' the family
A lhrsr shipment ot this season s.
uutH IN duc TO arrive from san Fran.
claro on tho s,ramrr Elder TUESDAY
morning tor johnson Bros
John A Mon,Eom'ry has opened a
shop a, tsl Bond s,r''; nrd Is prepared
10 do all CLASSES OF plumbing and tin
ring a, loves, possible rats
4 lodge N Rrdmcn viii Is, organized
at syonrcn next Friday nithL Mem
bcrH OF tho Astoria tribe win assist
In organizing the new order.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner and
makes lran trouble with stoves and
chimney fucs than any other, George
W. sanDorn. agent. ,el,ph NE lSu
liugs ~ all descriptions Including
MopurttcH ASmlna,eu anil wn,ons.
Tho assortment II the bca, ever shown
In Astoria -Chas iIcilborn & SON.
Baths 'or ladies AZ the Palace Baths.
Private entrance on slle Of building.
shop open On sunday mornings fof
shines ana baths Davis & Corb-tt
proprlr'ors.
The steamer chico arrived yesterday
from Seattle The Huiish shin uaiu
LETT up for a grain cargo and the
French bark Rclrn departed ror Eng
land sh,, thkcs sBf nOO worth .,f ,,.h,nt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Al last nights meeting Of Astoria
lodge ~ Elks resolution Of thanks
Nas rendered Mrs J T Ross. who CON
ductci tho recent memorial service
The resolution had been burnt on calf
skin and the token viii BE- presented
10 Mrs Ross today II ls really work
u art and doubtless viii be highly Ap-
prcclated In the right.hand corner is
the emblem u the order. the face Of
a clock with an elk's head In the cen
ter and the words. Astoria Lodge
No no. II. p. o. E." suitably engrav-
ed across the top The resolution is
as follows BE Il resolved. that We
hereby tender our sincere thanks TO
Mrs. J T. Ross for her services 50
kindly and ar,lslically rendered on the
occasion NJ the Elks memorial ser
vice. held on Sunday. December l. 1891
also Tor generous aid on former oc-
casinns" The resolution Is signed by
Exalted Ruler G. W Fulton and Sec
Rotary +. J Carney The entire letter
Ing is burnt and represents the ar,is-
llc work of city Surveyor Tee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

| carry a list ~ Roger & GaNet Per
fumes In b,tll, and bulk also Pfnlnds
Royal Perfumes Ian,ers. Nnybels ana
Cornalion. an assorlmnt of Lub'ns,
GoWellH. Cherry Blossom. MatsuktA
ana Others -Chas llpguI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

\ Portland man who refused TO give
his name succeeded m making Mol
Is Hogan of himself at the 4. q G.
depot last evening just as the night
train was about to pull out The man
took position ON the platform and
could not be Induced To- gu inside the
car lie wanted TO lick every man who
came along. and. as the train officials
were unable to handle the follow. he
was taken to the station and locked NJ
fpr the night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Some days ago Il Was reported that
VI Z llurlerty VAS u candidate Tor
the olilcr ~ justice ~ the peace, made
vacant by the resignation of Judge
brewer Mr iiarirsty. when seen yes
trrday said the report was erroneous
Ilr Is not seeking judicial appointment
and announces that hc ls pull wlllns
Ca ryt pui or the way ana let somebody
run who can Juigr huwcrH success
ror wan br appointed SATURDAY
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

You can't make candy at home an
chcaply as you can buy II at lIocncr's.
Pure candlra made In Astoria i0c TO
Boz a pound
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

The French bark Ernest RcyeI H. O
hopeless wreck ut the mouth Of the
Qulnnnlt River ana II ls doubtful
whether enough equipment VIII be
saved from her 10 pay for bringing
II oyt J. n. Roberts, the contractor.
has returned from visit 20 the
scene of the wreck. and while there
made n thorough examination Of the
vcss When he lcfl last Saturday. the
herl NJ the vessel had bulgcd up amid
ships fully Ave feet. and had left a
blk bnlr In lhr bottom. through which
the water Hurged into the hold Df the
vessel There was about 10 feet Of
winter IN tho vessel at hair tide. and
when the breakers would roll IN
against her, the hole In tho bottom
was large enough 10 admit u sufficient
amount ~ wntcr 10 Increase material
~ the depth until the breakers re-
coded
The coming Of Ben Hendricks and
his company In the iolllest and best VI
Swedish plays can be relied upon to
attract the interest Of local theatcr
gOcrs Oles good nhtured iinpcrturba.
billly IN whatever position he may bo
placed tx a never falling source of en-.
tcrlaInment and II N needless 10 re-
ltcratr what has been ~ often told
that Mr Hendricks Is far and away
the best swedish dialect comedian on
the American stage, Mr. Ben Hen
bricks cont-mplatcs introducing his
well known stage character. ole Oh
SON. In other counties and Is ar
ranging 10 present Il In England next
season. His present tour with "Ole"
will be- the final one IN this country and
viii give added intrrcs, to his appear
ancc at Fishers opera house Saturday
night An excellent company. includ-
lng the swedish ladies quartcttc viii
aid him, Seat sale uprns Friday morn
Ink At Grnin q Reeds
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

urged the Push Club TO take up ;he
matter Judge Gray also spoke OF
transportation problems and related
some interesting facts. He Iald that
h" was member OF a company that
operated line Of steamers between
Astoria and The Dallea In opposition
10 the company loading wheat ships at
Portland. In one season the company
loaded eight ships at this port. The
company was not financially strong
and was finally sold out. but its opera
tons demonstrated 10 the satisfaction
~ the speaker that line Of steam
crH 70 The Danes would mean much
FOR Astoria. He said two boats. cost
Ing between t2j.O00 and 10000 each.
would suffice 10 handle.th business.
The success Of the annual meeting
NJ the Push club was a topic Of gen
cral Conversation IN this city yester-
day. and those who were unable 10
attend the meeting expressed sincere
regret. II has been suggested that such
meeting BE- held quarterly. The idea
seems tn have met general favor
among members Of the club. and at
the next meeting It is probable some
action viii be- taken Al this meeting
Vice President CASTOR will deliver an
address on local manufactures. He
has collected some interesting statis-
ties and the address promises 20 be
an instructive one.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-18

Call main col tor your coal require.
msrla oriorH promptly nued