The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-08

60 be- sen, 20 the scene
The o. u & y. has made a rate Of
$50 from Astoria and Portland for tn,
Pan-Amrrican exposition a, Buffalo
Tickets viii be on sale nrsi 10 !hlr.
TucsdIys, June 90 October. incluslv
These ,ickeis mus, BE- used for con,ln
uous pasHagr going bu, stopovcrs vii
b. allowed wl,ha nnol limit returning
within the mex week ,hs local mer.
charts viii be- approached on ghe sub
j.c, 4 booths IN the space reserved 70,
THAI purros, In the cnrlosur, 'fpr .h,
stree fair Directorate Fulton vii
also need from ten 90 nt;een young men
Tor iIckc, takers during ;he regatta an i
applications for the positions saou.d be
made 90 him.
pirec' from the factory W. have
purchased from the American Lamp &
Brass GO, Of New York. a large ship.
mcnt of fancy lamps owing TO our get
hag them dlrcc; from the manufacturer
We are enabled 20 sell them at jus, half
wha, they are worth. Drop In and sJe
the assortment. and sc, prices. You
viii be as,onished ROSS. HIGGINS &
60.
The ladies " the W. G. T L. will
serve Ice cream md cake a, their rooms.
corner ot noJi ana Eleventh s,ree.s. on
THURSDAY afternoon. Angus, s. at .
o'clock. also In h, evening when an Old
time photo con,es, and some literary
features viii be- on The program. The
proceeds viii be Tor ,hc benefit " the
fund FOR "n'ef,alning the state conven-
tion
James Kcaung received a letter yes
terday from Homer Fletcher who Is al
his mothers home IN san Diego, iecov-
'rIng from The surgical operation recent
y performed In sln Iose, Mr.. Fletcher
Is doing a sW2ll a. could De expected
bl' IL compelled to lls n MS stomach
Continually. whl,h makes his oonhne-
men, decidedly rksome ana iisagr,e-
able
James H. Anderson, a soldier t"long-
Ing 20 one of the companies az Fort
Stevens, was placed under arrest there
Yesterday at the request of The local po-
'lcc Anderson passed a bogus check
drawn on the FRS; National bank ami
s'gned by himself on Charles Weissn-
stein Tor S95 Later Anderson was re-
leased, Mr. wcisrns;ein declining to
prosecute him
President Mohlcr, of the O. r. & ~,
has been interviewed by reporter for
,he Telegram regarding the ac;nn Of
The company In relation 20 is boats on
The Portland-Sln Francisco run Mr.
Mohlcr stated that an effort would prob
'bly bc made 10 bring the two steamers
now In the California port to Portland
where they will be tied up until the
strike is over Owing to recently con-
traffic shipments with the
Southern Pacific the o. r. 4 n. can
handle It's shipments to and from the
southern cites over that line.
The contract for the erection Of the
lrch which will be constructed a;
eleventh ana Duane streets and
viii mark the entrance to the street fair
Turing the regatta. was awarded yes
erday to Joseph Suprenant, The plans
,avc been drawn by Architect DeIsin
nd call for structure ex,en ling
rom curb to curb. with eight foo, bases
md thirty feet high. The arch will be
highly decorated and will be brilliant
Y Illuminated with myrlads OF incan-
Iescent lights. The contract for erect
ne the necessary fencing will probably
,e let within a day or two.
Al yesterdays session Of the county
ourt the petition Of w. ]. Heekari
md others for a new road In the vicin-
~ Of the Lewis and Clarke drawbridge
vas withdrawn. A new petition COW
ring practically the same ground will
'e presented at the next session Of the
ourt \ petition was received from c.
}. Anderson and others for 4 new road
n district No, 70, Il was referred to