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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-10-24

As executor Of John NJ. Hook
decd, and pursuant to the proyls-
ions of the will of the decedent, |
shall. in front Of
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-24

ct al sw 9r of ne or nv Or of se ar u hall
of ne or oil Sc or and n halt OF half oil ne
Or of Sc or sec - s4nrse B m: con-
sideration 1855.
H. ". She.h..n Ell al 10 Charles r..
Perry, 10; block o. town OF Peck; con-
sideration SIS
Hinda Wax to Anna Binnard ct sl lots
a 5 block IS Thatcher Place lot II block
81 Holbrook trsc, city of Lewiston; CON
sheraton 81.
Tax deeds Beni F. Rashor, assessor to
+. J. Holman, half o! Sc Or sec 81 "
half OF So Or sec \, tip 2snr, m
consideration $500.
Charles A. Powell and wife TO Melvin
A Rogers, Sc 9r OF sw " sec 10 Up 30 n
1 e b IN; consisie ration {Iooo.
c. J. Smith and wife to Ida C. Riggs
| block and lots T. SO block ] and lots l.
IS block s Riyerview add. city of Lewis
| ton; consideration fIoco.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-24

/ j. H. Cremer. sheriff Of wapello
|county. Iowa. was in the city TODAY and
lett on the Clearwater train ensoute to
NJ. idaho where he goes to secure =
prisoner already ARRESTED by the sheriff
Of Idaho county. The man under arrest
. Harvey Smith wanted in Iowa Tor the
crime Of seduction. Smith was indicted
ahoss ave months ago and fled to the
west to escape arrest. He was found BY
means of letten directed to relatives Of
his Who ar~ living ahcat eight miles II nm
Mt. Idaho.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-24
geographically Cold

Rem Dill went to Spslding Monday.
Joe Tnrteiiag ieft for Genes<e Tuesday.
Joe Lane Is in the city from his home
At Pierce city.
j. W. Rowe returned to his home At
Kendrick Tuesday.
Jacob Pippenger, weli known farmer
oe Csveusaish. 10 in the city.
Geo. crum returned las, evening from
trip 10 Snake river points.
senator Heitfeld has returned 10 his
bosne near unionto~r. Wash.
nest Cox uas visiting in the city from
fcmeroy The 6rss OF the week.
]. ,. Watson has returned home from
trip % the white pine section.
The vInelasd Company i going 10
pasce electfic hmps on the bridge.
Oliver Boyd US ID the city rom his
hose u Myrtle the iirst Of the week.
MA Jeasie A. BARTON has been ap-
pointed posamissres a For, I.apwai.
Mn. john Carlson lefs this morning
~ viait With her parents II Rlaine.
Nm. s. II. Reed and daughter Stella
IN Yesterday fos the white pine couasry.
]. 4. Mclean went 10 his ~ mills on
~ a0sth fosk the fcS part Of The &eek.
Mark Means visited With his family
hefe Saaday returning 10 Orofno Mon
DIV.
Attorney Geosxe TannAhiii vent on .
hsissa trip - Mcscow the 6ra Of the
Neek.
Nh. G. 7. HAcksss u Steele is waiting
wish her sisser Mrs. B. r. B4.hor this
week.
Mr. \. r. Barnett II visiting with her
sizeer Mrs. Thomas Barton u i.sp~ai this
vsek.
IN Yoaskman and 4. S<mp~rs have
- q the North Fork o. fishing en-.
piaielos.
AtAosssy I. y. Smith went 10 Moscc~
1nesiay = attend 10 legal business in
- ciey.
MIA 0ay Foansain has retsrned from
tAsee ~eets visit with relatives in
Fuilmaa.
Ja1ss Tho@paoa Of ilc Who MAS in the
cisy Tuesday reports that little city pro
&sesaisg npsdiy.
Mia Rleancs Church vent to Oroisno
1oosdAy 20 vist with her sisler Mrs.
sseosxe Rdninaoa.
1ss4 ard High Smith and Wm. Heed
! IN to-day - she north fork where they
will - md hass.
josh Ford vho hes been visiting
4 wiah friends here retsr.ed 70 hi. home
y psllsnan today.
9Ail Nuttisg and G. w. Schroeder re-
tneaed fsosn ! Anasing trip Monday On
~ No Payeste like.
1ln- Z. 3 Killing leh Tnesiav mo~uiue
- Tscoana where sAe viii visit with
fsiends ~ nsssA.
Ctaode Hallet has returned to DnlIalc
Hump. while II Lewiston he hsd an
iajsssd haad treated.
h hnily a. ". W. Morri.ou lea fos
Lelana Sasdsy where they will take an
osaias ~ two weeks
4. Mccall q Big roslasch ~aa in the
eity aeinx business before the county
cuuniesaoaess Mosday.
11in Aargaret Crockett visited with
1sie11la Sunday from lapwai where she /.
apenaisg tes vacation.
e. q xiaa cane ia 9 The Clearwater
train AeuAny 10 secure supplies Tor his
cpunp - The north fork.
Heery Groseein hes returned fsom
mp % Thusaer Moantain, He reports
that canp to - thriving.
1fiN kshel Goadsaein left for Crra,
rslh. Most. this morning where she
Win sisit with her sister.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-24
COUNT AND PETITION FOR DIS.
TRIBCTION,

In the Probate Cousi of Aex Perez County Idaho
In the matter Of rhe estate Of Elias Bell deceased
Notice is hereby given thar the Fra Account Of
Wilson p beh the ADMINISTRATOR ~ the estate u
EtaS Bell deceased has teen rendered to sai3 covrI
tor settlement a..s that petition fos hna dis
irritation sss the estate has Keen tie. ~ifh sait
count AMI III AT the ssh aay of August. A. d iS- II
10 O'clock a. NJ. has he<n tulS APPOINTED ~ Sakt
for the Of Sasi account ana heaftrg
xAi rertson. which time aay person interested in
Saii estate nav aypear and TIE his EXCEPTIONS. IN
syssing- 70 Sas account. of Petition ans contest he
same.
Dated Jaly "A. issa
w b. RsESE
Ciesk OF the Probate Court.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-24

/ sA ~ oS1uKcSIi1e VINO n0i
been Visiting in the city the pas, tws
weeks has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Kimbrough and Mis-.
Arunk smsn are visiting with the former.
brother near Anatone Wash.
The Clearwater passenger picked nm
tourist sleeper loaded with em;s.rnt,
from Michigan last Saturday.
Joseph Robnett and wife left on IN.
boat Monday for eastern Oregon where
they expect TO secure timber claims.
II. Elmer and William Green ofC,ven.
dish are looking after road matter. before
the county commissioner this week.
Eben Moance has begun the erection
Of 5000 residence on the hill near The
Thatcher residence Il point Of the hill.
J. u. Pierce, manager Of the Leuore
Trading Campany's store. vas !. the
city purchasing goods for his store Tues.
day.
Seth Clifford. postmaster At Clifford, va.
IN the city yesterday. he reports every
thing moving along nicely around Cif-
ford
Fete Thompson has sold sac acre. Of
his Potiatch farm to Frank W. Ke,ten.
nach' the purchase price heing $40 per
acre.
Airs 6. n. Schroeder has returned
from : trip TO 81. Paul. She v.s - .
conpanied by her little daughter aud
sister.sS
Mrs. ]. ID. 6. Thiessen end family len
for the Black Pine cabin Tuesday morn
ing where they will spend the summer
season.
High Smith and wife and Mrs. B<r,
Smith were Inembers Of party that en-
joyed fresh air in the Clearwater country
Sunday.
Charles King Of Lapwai VA. in the
city visiting Tuesday. He was accom-.
panied by his mother and sister, Miss
Rachel.
Miss Myrtle v. Beasey and mother
have gone to Mead, Washington. Before
their return thew will visi, friends in
wisconson.
The Young people ofthe baptist Church
~illgiv< lawn social this evening !, ,he
home ofc. F. osmera BAnaaa ice crran
will Be served.
Frank and Robert Mclnsirr were -
the city Tnesday fron Lapwai. Thev
expect 10 leave Tor Craig Mountain the
last Of the week.
William Mcfarland has sola his kne
farm On the Big Poela,cA ridge The
haddsu0e sam Of 5000 vas realized by
Mr.. McFariand
Paul Tsetse ard G. &. Freeu,au have
ialed notices q locatios al 4 water right
on big canyca creek fos household and
irrigasioa purposes
Nn. Mary wickessham and Mis-
O'Roke leave stmossow Usly alst, sor !
months ousing near Vancouver, y. G.
J uDS St9keS8a0-
Architect EArnese Mccullough has
drawn the plans foe the aew poseolhce
6xtsres to Be placed in the new quarters
st the Scally building.
A marriage lscesse was Issued by
Auditor Ssookey Yesterday 10 Leland II.
Mattoon and SOFA Hendrick.on. Beth
parties are from Nesperce.
Auditor Stookey received the election
supplies this week and is mailing on,
the resiseratios hooks to the csscers in
various election precincss.
John r. vollmes and wife and the
Misses voilmes and Shearer have re.
tarned from pleasant trip through the
Yellowstone National park.
George Krb visited in Lewiston SUN.
day. Mr.. Esb returned 10 his stcr~ st
crs~r Aoasiay. He reports floarishing
tinher boon in his section.
Patrick Heary Winston, ex.at,crpev
general q the state Of Washington, len
today for Spokane. He has heeu visit,
ing with friends At cranEevill~ and Lew
istou.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-24
l. DIBEK.
Jeweler Manufacturing
And Diamond Setter

All kinds Of iewelry made to order. Good
work Liberal PRICES All seseIsy ne
pairing neatly done. Givr n< : trial.
East Main street. opposite the I.<~issor
Feed yard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

The annual meeting Of the Cham
Der of Commerce was held last even.
4 Ing when the abovo-nan-d officers
we're elected for the ensuing year. The
meeting was largely attended and one
i ~ the most successful gatherings ever
held by the chamber. All the officers
were unanimously chosen. Al The con-
clusion Of the business session members
and invited guests, Including members
Of the Push Club. partook Of a sump-
tpus spread. which had been prepared
with care by Mr. Whlpple. and II was
quite late before the meeting finally
adjourned
4 Communication was received from
the Commercial Club asking that a
cOmmltte" OF 1--WE b. appointed 20 act
with similar committees from the Com
merclal Club and Push Club ln an en-.
deayor 70 harmonic sentiment be-
tween Portland and Astoria. The
Commercial clubs Idea f. TO bring
about II possible. friendly feeling
between the two cities which have
fought each other so long. IN the hope
that the Advantages offered by the 10.
cation OF both ran bs utilized 10 the
fullest possible extent President Van
Dusen named Mcssrs. Tallant. p. A..
Trulllnger. J. +. Higgins, F. J. Taylor
and Mr. SOrenson.
A communication was received from
the Portland Chamber Of Commerce
urging that Astoria join with II In
It's Efforts 10 secure greater depth al
the mouth OF the river, as
we'll as improvement OF the up
per river The petitions urge the i'm
provements referred 10 and will be
generally circulated throughout the
Columbian basin. The local chamber
indorsed the action Of the Portland
body. ana the petitions will he cireu-
lated here.
The committee to which was referred
the matter OF rates on cans made an
unsatisfactory report. The report was
to the effect that the railroa people
had stated the matter had been adjust
ed to the satisfaction Of all concerned,
while F. p Kendall ~ the can COM
pany. had given out the Information
that satisfactory adjustment had
not been brought about. Mr.. Kendall
pointed out to the committee that re-
moval OF the factory would be expe-
dent under present rate conditions be-
cause more freight was now shipped
out OF Astoria than into the city-a
statement that did not coincide with
the result of an investigation made by
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

the committee. Mr.. Kendall believed
/ fair rates would permit him to 90 aft
er business in any part OF the North
west, whereas, at present. he could
not compete for business in Seattle
and Spokane. Notwithstanding Mr..
Kendall's statement that rates had not
been adjusted 10 his satisfaction. both
General Agent Mayo and President
Hammond, OF the Astoria road. had
made statements that the difficulty
had been settled. The committee was
given further time to investigate the
matter.
A resolution by ". ". Whipple,
p!edging the support OF the chamber
TO the 1875 fair to be held in Port
land. and indorsing the plans cf the
fair committee, vas unanimously
adopted.
James W Welch moved that the OFF,
cials OF the Astoria chamber be in
struc,ed to urge the government 10
prepare a definite plan for improving
Astoria harbor and that plans for
dredging out Youngs river from the
Wallusk TO its mouth to a dep,S Of
20 feet be also asked. The motion pre-
vailed.
The annual report OF Pres dent Van
Dusen was then read. The report was
an interesting one, and its full text
win appear tomorrow in these col
umnS.
Judge Bowlby then reviewed briefly
the work Of the chamber and related
some interesting history. The chamber
tiyst was thought Of at the Columbia
bar. a resort that once occupied the
lot on which the odd Fellows build
ing now stands. There, in years gone
by, Astorians were wont to congregate
and talk over matters commercial,
and from those informal gatherings
the chamber sprang. Judge Bowlby
told Of the work of the chamber, re-
ferriEg briefly to its elfor,s for the
jetty, better channels, lighthouses,
lighthouse tenders, the buoy station,
signal station, weather bureau and
many other matters. The address was
full OF interesting information and
was attentively listened 10.
Secretary Holden, who was :e-elect-
ed last night, has held the position for
% years. Judge Taylor spoke fiatter-
ingly Of the excellent work done by
Mr. Holden in past years, and the
venerable secretary was congratulated
on all sides, President Van Dusen
and Treasurer LounSberry were also
rendered a vote Of thanks by the cham
her.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

a woman giving the name Of Pauline
Densmorc was arrested by the police
Sunday evening on n charge n rob.
berry. Miss Dcnmorc In oI question
able character and n few nights ago
robbed nm Italian Of 'I5s. nrst having
induced him 10 30 with her 10 the
back room of n saloon. The man made
complaint 10 the police and che wOm-
an MAS arrested After being taken
10 the station she confessed that she
had committed the robbery and yolun.
TERED to show the police whore she
had hidden the money. The police ac.
companled her 10 her room. and In a
stove there iJ7 was found and restored
10 the owner. The othcr 81 had been
spent Tho woman who II but q
years n age. win BE- tried before Jus
licc Goodman this afternoon. She re-
comfy arrived here from seattle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

The ncw state law providing Tor ap-
polntmcnt Of judges and clerks of elec.
ton contains some unique pros lslonH.
one In that three judges and three
clerks must he appointed The hr.t
sri three Judges AMI three clerks-are
required tp remain IN duty until the
polls close, while ihr second set. also
three judges and three clerks must
count the vote. The law provides
that tho judges and clerks shall be-
named at the January term ~ the
county court. ana that the court shall
st lu February 90 hear protests from
persons appointed Th'fc who do not
wish TO ,crve must npp,hr before the
court al the February session and
state their r. asonF Persons who do
not ME protests must serve under pen.
atty ~ 81 fine The county cnurl has
thus far appointed only one set n
Judges AMI clerks fur each NJ the city
precincts but the necessary second set
Wnl b. named later
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR,

"I would cough nearly all night
long" writes Mrs, Chas, Applrga:e, of
Alexandria, Ind, and could hardly
get any sleep. had consumption SO
bad that II | walked a block | would
cough frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
81 90 bottles of DR. Kings New Discor-
cry wholly cured ME and | gained 5S
pounds" It's absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs. Colds La Grippe, Bron-
chltls and all Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. Price soc and $l.eO. Trial bottles
free at Hart's Drugstore.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

e. ONE men economic so closely on the
8. ~ * Number Of words in a telegram that the
i receiver can not understand it. This is not
l@=-=GI sens;t!e economy. Neither is it sensible
economy to ruin garments Of value with cheap
soap or powerful chemicals that eat into the fabric
True economy uses Ivory Soap in the laundry.
1t is the most Of pure soap that can be sold for the
money. Chemically it is as innocent as water Yet
it does everything you can ask Of soap. Try it!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14
THE sEMG-wEHKLY AsToRIAN.

The best way to keep posted II you
cannot take a daily paper. is to sub
scribe for the semi-weekly Astorlan,
which is published on Tuesdays and
Fridays, and for news is n close ap-
proach to daily II contains the
latest tclcgraphlc as well as county
aud state news and Is the best paper
to be had for those who cannot re-
ceiye n daily promptly and who want
to keep posted. It contains no plate
matter. but is all fresh home print,
giving four pages OF the latest hap
penings twice every week. Price 81
per year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14
TO HOUSEWIVES,

Wyoming Crock Sprlngs) coal is the
only coal to use for heating purposes.
You have probably tried others; now
try this. and we feel assured you VIII
never use any other kind. Phone,
main 66l: and we will at once deliver
coal to you in any quantity. Give
this coal a trial and don't forget the
phOne, 661. s. ELMORB & CO.,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

A. meeting of the Astor Club last
night the following officers were elect.
ed. President. Charles Ilalderman;
vice. president and treasurer, charles
Wright. secretary, Frank Woodhcld'
directors George Ohlcr James Taylor
and John Kopp. Jr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

Call Main col Tor your coal require
mcn,u orders promptly nlicd
ratfonlso hamo industry ana buy
ypur feed hay aud grain at daSton'u
mill
Don't forget tho sale ot all Heduc.
ton salca at Herman wlsr's Clothing
Store
can al tho Occiicnt barber shop tor
up.Io date work Three nrSI.elana bar
bcra.
Don, forget the sale ut all Ncduc-
ton salrs a, Herman wlsr's Clothing
Store
Japanrnc goods oy an kinds cheap al
the Yokohama ilaIaar. g.. Commercial
street
The schooner Patterson departed
yesterday for San Francisco She took
cargo ot lumber
The county court has adjourned un.
~ January %. when several matters OF
inheritance unI hr hcari
n you want box wood. slab wood OF
other nrrwood telephone Kelly the
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

In the probate court yesterday final
accounts were hlrd by w y McOreg-
or administrator of the estate OF Ber-
rhh R0scnpuest and G. II Thomson.
administrator of the estates NJ John
Rage and William eagle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14
The Morning AStOrian
TrIH WEATHER.
TELEPHONE SGi

PORTLAND. Jan, l3 Western ore
gon. Western Washington, cloudy and
threatening showers near the coast;
north TO cast winds Easton oregon.
Eastern Washington ami Idaho fair
snuthrftV wtnd5
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

The rcsu, ~ the examination Of
N" French bark Hrnrlcito by the
French consular experts has not been
made public. II is expected. however
that when word II received from the
owners they win order tho llt,lr yra-
sel sold In her present condition II the
owners u tho cargo VIII release them
from future liability
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

work On the government buildings
al Tongue Point Is proceeding with
all haste. but owing Ia unfhyprablc
weather the progress s no, ~ rapid
a. IL otherwise would be- Contractor
lasiabcnd says the work consists ~
renewing m" old wharf. rr b ngllng
two warchou'c. and rcpalntltg of the
buildings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

Judges and clerks FOR the following
precincts have been appointed In ad-
dition to those already published In the
Astorlan. Chadwcn--Judges w. ]. In
gals, J. W. Rcith, c. S Dow; clerks,
Grant sloop. w. j Heckard. J. n.
Heckard Svensen-Judges, II. f. Fish
er Z. c. Masten, II. a. Ross; clerks,
j. w, Lemke. NJ Kenney, Peter Oh
sen. Cllfton--Judges, Nicholas Kear-
sarge. j. w. Mclean, n. EtanovIch;
clerks, O. a. Borgland, Alex Moody
August Takalo Vesper-Judges. w. II,
Lewis, ~ Il. Foster ], w. Walker;
clerks, W. G, Prescott l. n, Foster,
w, ]. Denver Observation-Disclosures, Da-
vid Tweedle, Andrew Olson, l.. Null
lenback; clerks, John Larsen, Fred
Springer, ]. Jamlson. Elsie-Judges,
j. c. Rlerson, James Gallagher, An
drew Rierson clerks, c. NJ, Jacobson,
Andrew Nordstrom, ]. r, Wherry, Push
Judges. Jonas Untinen. Henry Hill,
a f. Kuhlman; clerks, Herman All
,ers, NJ. L. Juopperl, VIM. Rowe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

itoslyh coal lasts longer. lH cleaner
ana makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fucH than any other George
W sanborn. agent. telephone 1911,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

The llwnco handbnl team viii come
Ia Astoria next Friday evening 10
play the Astoria team, They are said
to be- In nne trim and expect to give
the AatoHanu hard rub. The team
VIII return 10 llwnco Saturday morn
ing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

Tho lumber schooner wing and Wing
Was tuwcd around To YounHa bay yen.
Irrday afternoon. It Is though, prob.
able that she wlll be- sold here to nat.
lsfy tho claims against her
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

Cream pure rye, Americas finest
v-hiskey The only pure goods; guar
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN L.
CARLSON Sole Agent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

In The Justices cour, yesterday after
noon Edward O'Neill vas examined on
an information cha giug him with as
saulting John nolan with danger
Gus weapon a. NJ. Smith rep sented
the defendant. while Judge W.n;on ap-
pcarrd Tor the plaintiff O'N.iN was
alleged by Nolan TO have lViI In wait
FOR him. striking him with a ,lub and
cutting eleven gnsh,s in his head.
u'Ncill sought 10 Justify IN assault
with the statement tha, Nolan had
been unduly intimate with O'Neilrs
wife. and that he used the club In an
effort to cGastise him for his indis-
crction. In addressing the court At
torncy Winton assailed tn personal
character Of O'Ncill alleging that an
equal scoundrel could not b. found II
hadcs We're gone over with a fine
tooth comb, Mr., Winton's address af-
forded much amusement for the crowd
that throngCd the court, Justice Good
man took the case under advisement,
and will hand down decision today.
II he finds that O'Neill was guilty Of
assault as charged In the information.
the man will be bound over to await
the Investigation OF Distrlc, Attorney
Allen. The case is the outcome OF a
family row Of long standing. and the
assault is said to have been committed
on New Years night
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

The departure " F, Z Kendall for
san Francisco has created a vacancy
on the school board and the Womans
club has undertaken To secure the ap-
pointment nf woman to nh the place
thus made vacant AT Saturdays
meeting Of the club the secretary was
instructed to communicate with the
board regarding the matter The wo-
men of the city are urging the ap-
pointment OF Mrs. Gearhart who has
been prominently identified with edu
cationnl matters. Several members Of
the school board have already been
approached by the women, and all
have expressed themselves as favor
able to the appointment OF woman
director II Is expected the board will
take action ON the Womans club COM
munication AZ the next meeting
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

A. last night . .rncctinF of the Cham
brr NJ Cpmmrrca Judge l'oHlhy re-
ported that the committee appointed
Ia cunfr with the gentlemen who pro-
pose rebuilding the Claunp mills had
hr,n unable io complete i;s work. as
% had not been yet learned tho prices
demanded fur property desired by the
company Further time was granted
ih, committee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-14

Slice apples. for eating or cooking,
70 cents per box. while they last
johnson Bros.