The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-24

lsuIh. lecsHtlS uuffTUseu IN tns ANto-
rtan, for the preservation n wood used
In city work
Gerhard Engci. young apprentice
LOT the German ship Carl, now In Port
land, fell overheard last night and was
drowned The body had not been re-
covered At las. reports.
w. J. iIpckArd Of Lewis end Clark.
ana Walter Alien, Of Seaside. returned
from doidendais. WASH. on last
nights train Mr. Heekard Ia Inn
proved IN health.
Captain Eric Johnson In The employ
ot the Pacific Navigation Company.
Alaska, arrived yesterday from Ju.
neau lie will take hack with him a
gasoline launch. now In process OF
completIon at the Graham yards.
/
The Young Men Republican club
will hold meeting this evening at
Republican headquarters when buHi-
ness matters 81 Importance viii be
transacted. The committee hopes there
will be a full attendance
| Chairman White. Of the state Demo-
cratic central committee, has an
nounosd the itinerary OF the state can
didates on that ticket who viii travel
together They are billed 10 be Ia AZ.
toria May Is,
| An old resident Of Chinook. Lloyd
Evans. died nj the hospital yesterday
Afternoon of consumption. The de-
ceased was Ss years Of age and had
been sick for four years. The funeral
and Interment viii probably take
place tomorrow at Chinook
/ Fred Munaon. who went out on the
steamer Harrison "a engineer few
days ago. returned last evening. brown
and seer aa an autumn leaf II lis his
firsi work Of the kind for nearly two
years
| II II now claimed that the "nonrar.
tlsan citizens" win open CAM align
headquarters In the bull ling next door
10 the Astorlan Office, They are 10 be
Congratulated for getting 50 close TO
goci company
| II the salmon run this season proves
the shortage which some fear from the
present outlook. the prices may soon no
way up In view OF the fact that the
ldemand for oregon salmon ls branch
Ing out. even making a great hi, in
Germany.
Presiding Elder Joseph u, Williams,
Of the NJ H. church, and Mrs will
ilams arrived In Astoria from Centra-
LA yesterday and win go TO Ilwaco
this morning, where the presiding ell
der viii hold services this evening. He
will hold services al Chinook tomor-
row and then so to Oystervllle.
The county Republican central COM
mittee will meet at Republican head
lquarters in this city this afternoon,
at which considerable business In cx-
lpected to be transacted, The plan for
tho coming campaign viii probably be
arranged.
The meeting Of the Young Mems
Republican Club will take place this
evcnlng at the Republican campaign
headquarters. This organization is an
important factor IN the campaign,
When the young bloods meet and
start Into the fight they win make
themselves heard and felt
II Ia never proper TO condemn the
Astoria Are department. The public
may rest assured that the firemen,
from chief to stable.man, always per-
form their duty Nothing but an un-
furseen and unavoidable accident will
prevent them from being on the spot
on time
The extension of the salmon trade
into Germany under the , rocess OF
freezing and sending them there fresh
Is great move for Oregon and means
much IN the future for the industry
here The new cold.storage rlant OF
the Columbia River Packers Assocla-
tion was not prematurly equipped for
the trade.
Professor Lyman, county school su-
lperln.endent has just returned from
an official visit to the Warrenton and
Hammond schools, HI says that Mr.
J. +. Lee and Miss Annie Powell! are
Just closing very successful term OF
: school at Warrcnton and Mr. w, o
J Sims and Mrs Laura Hlevens are just
beginning a good school at Hammond
The building In which they are teach
ing Is new and everything points to q
bright future and o good school al
Hammond.
County School Superintendent Ly.
. Imam Will go to Portland today ant
Twin not return until next Tuesday ol
Wednesday, He reports prospects o.
( q good county teachers institute herr
3 May 21-2-S, at which time large mum,
= thau - taa ohnra will ha rraaNnt Stat