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w Not 80 a ClubP

Ogden, April 25.-There is "a strong
sentiment among quite a number Of nim-
rods In Ogden for the formation of a rifle
club. There are many who are devoted
practice II TO a larable extent, going
out into the COZ Do long rambles and
shooting a greal though not az regu-
lar targets, and M th no way OF preserV-
ing a record of their work. If these en-
thusiasts could but be organized into
rifle club with regular weekly meets for
practice, and with a regularly kept rec
ord of scores, a strong gun club would
result The cheapness of the ammuni-
ton is a strong point I'm favor of the
sport. AS yet the talk of a rifle club
has been rather desultory. but Is apt to
result in an organization very soon.
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Paris, April 25.-1Ir. and Mrs. Van
derbilt arrived In Paris tonight from
London. The bride thickiy yelled. en-
tered her husbands automobile and the
pair quickly sped away 70 Mr.. Wander
bilts country residence at Poissy.
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College Ball Scores.

AT Providence-BroWn 2: Princeton. 0.
At AnnapOlis-Ge0rgetO 8. Navy. z.
At New Havcn-Yale, .; University of
J.
AT Ann Arbor-Auchigan a, Illinois TO-
At West Point-Cadets, 6; Harvard. l.
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OGDEN GIRLS WIN.
Beat Provo Mi-ses in Match Game Of
Basket Ball.

Provo. April 25.-In a closely contested
game Of basket ball at the =. Y. A. gym
nasium hall this evening the Weber stake
academy girls defeat the .. y. A. girls
by a score of TO G. The game was close
from start to finish first one side scor-
ing and then the other. II was free from
fouls on either side. The following Is the
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mcleod wins wrestling Match.

Buffalo. n. 81. April &.-Dan Mcleod of
Hamilton Ont has defeated Jim Parr,
Che English champion wrestler. Mcleod
won The first tgll in thirty-ilye minutes
parr the second iu eleven minutes. Nc
Le0d the third and deciding fan iu 20lA
Mcleod was "a 20 ! favorlte.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of Teams.

At Observation-Disclosures. 2; ST. Paul.
49,
AT Kansas City-Kansas City, s; Min
neaDOls, T.
At Columbus-Game forfeited by To-
ledo.
At IndianaDolis-Game with Louisville
postponed rain.
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outside Hunters Not Wanted.

Little Rock, Ark. April 25.-Governor
Davis today signed an act of the leg
islature making IL unlawful for nom
residents Of the state TO hunt or fish at
any season Of the year ln Arkansas.
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Detroit Signs Lush.

Detroit, april Z5.-Manager Barrow Of
the Detroit American league baseball
team announced today that he had signed
William Lush who played la the outfield
for the Boston National league team last
season. Outlielder Clements win be re-
leased back TO jersey City.
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Has Beens WIN PLAY.

|"'------ :" y" IIHT0I|-T
Ogden, April 25.-The game of ball
Wednesday next between the Csed-to-be-
professionals and the members OF the
Southern Pacific Engineer Corps nine is
attracting much attention. The proceeds
are to 50 to the public library book fund
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Boston April 25-Joe Walcott, the
c0lored prize fighter fled papers IN
bankruptcy in The United states court
today. He represented his liabilities at
NS8S and mis- assets AT nothing.
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Old-timers viii readily recognize the
above photo as that Of the members Of
the first rowing crew that ever APP
peared on Great Salt lake. Away back,
on July "A. 1877, this crew won the first
race ever rowed on Great Salt lake by
trained crews. and made the remark
able time of II minutes and So seconds
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IIII"I to" UTIIINL anu IaIhIILIU. DUE
chell and thinner. Earned runs-BrOOk-
Ign, T. TWo-base hits-Sheckard. DahIen.
= Bases on balls-Off Schmidt. q. off
BurcheA, o. Sturck Out-By Schmidt, g,
By BurchelI. f.
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London. April ga. NJ Baerlin won
the amateur racquet championship at
the Queens club today. defeating the
holder, E. ii. Miles. by 3 to 2.
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HatIerles-Wlcker and King, Poole,
Phillips and PETIT. TWO-base hits
Dobbs. Tinker Struck out-By Wicker.
6; by Poole. 4: by Phillips, g. Bases on
balls-Off Wicker. 6.
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Anson Phelps Suffers 10.

Lenox. Mass. April 25.-The stables
OF Arson Phelps Stokes were burned
tonight. Loss. SIS. 000
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played In drilling rain. making il
hard for the pitchers and fielders. Spo-
kane tied the score 30 the seventh and
jumped two 10 the good In the ninth. but
Seattle came 20 the front with another
0f those batting rallies and pounded out
three runs and won the game without a
man being retired. Tt was Brennan who
led of with a single. Hurlbut followed
with a double and TredWay scored both
with a single that brought Tredway
home. Score:
R. II. E.
Seattle ......... ................. rs
SPOKANE ..-.r------ ------ -..-..-
Batteries-Buechle Loucks and Stan
ley; Miller, Stevenson and Zaluskey.
Tacoma. Wash. april 25-Today's game
was played in a heavy rain and the Tigers
put up "a fast game Tor the visitors. The
game was called az the end OF Portland's
hat of the ufth inning, and was not pro-
tested, as reported Attendance, $50
Score.
R. H. E.
Tacoma ........... ............... o
Batteries-Wallace and Anderson; Ba-
ker and Dyer. Umpire-Colgan.
San Francisco. April 25-HeIena opened
a 'cannouade today I'm the seventh, maxi
ing seven hits off Borchers and as many
runs. Jensen took the place OF Borchers
in the next inning and was sized up for
six hits that helped produce seven runs.
Score;
r. II. Z.
1leIst .-s----- ..-....-..-..--.... ID l9
San tdnclseo ...--.....-.........
borchers and Zearfoss: Benson and Boen-
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dianapOlis and Columbus baseball teams
will attempt to play a game at Washing
ton park tomorrow. The teams viii be
arrested under the anu-Sunday baseball
law.
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Three-Year-Old Brinrs a. oon-

Lexington. KY. april 25.-Edward Zeig-
Ter of Cincinnati has purchased from Mil
ton Young a 3-year-old by Imp. Mithful.
dam ZOrlug for 5000.
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Los Angeles. Cal. April 25-L0s AM
geles slaughtered tho Butte team. scOr-
ing ten runs in the first five innings and
holding The miners down TO a single fallv.
Fair hitting By the home team and rank
work on the part of the visitors did the
damage I'm the sixth Los Angeles last
three runs were scored on errors. The
Butte team was unable to hit Thatcher
effectively. Score:
Y II D.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

is set 90 arrange a schedule Of game be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

San Francisco. April 25.-Eels, the oak
land pitcher, lost control iu the third to-
day. distributed passes. hit a batter and
was hit Tor three singles. The inning
gave the locals the game. Score:
Pile.
Oakland .......... ........-..- ...-....2 2
Batteries-Eels. Graham and Lehman
Hodson and Lcahy. Umpire. Leavy.
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Standing of Teams.

New York April e5.-NeW York defeat
ed Boston today IN close game Mertes
made "a home run. scoring McGinnity and
Van Haltren ahead of him IN the third
R. II. T.
New YORK '.--'...---.....-....... II
Batteries-AicGinnity and Warner:
Piatt and kittredge. Earned rgns-NeW
York. 4i Boston. J. TWO-base hits-Mc-
Cam Warner Tenney. Three base hit
Abbattachlo. Home run-Mertes. Bases
on balls-Of McGinnity ., off Piatt. q
struck out-By McGinnity s; by Piatt G.
EMPEROR Day.
Pirlsburg. April &.-Pittsburg could do
nothing with Browns delivery, except in
the fourth. when six hits were made. At
tendance, $500 Score;
Pittshurg .......... .......-...-.. 10 b
ST Louis ....-..................... 10 "a
Batterles-Wihelm. Phnlppi. Smith and
Phelps, Brown and Weaver Earned runs
-Pittsburg. 5. ST. Louis. g. TwO-base hits
Beaumont, Bransfield, SmOOt, Brain.
Bases on balls-On Wilhelm, 3; off Phil
ippi. /; off Brown O. Struck out-By
Wilhelm. l.. by Phillippi. 8; by Brown, T.
Umpire-JOhustOne.
Brooklyn April 25.-Brooklyn shut out
the Phiadelphians today. Schmidt was
steady when the visitors had men on
bases. The fielding of the BrCOklyns was
GOOD. while that OF the Philadelphians
was loose. Attendance. 1850. Score:
r. r. +.
BROOKLYN ........ ................ s 10
Philadelphia ....... ........-... 0 81
Batterles-Schmidt and Jackutch: Bur
chell and Zimmer. Earned runs-BroOk- \
Ign, Z. TWO-base hits-Sheckard DahIeu
- Bases on balls-Off Schmidt. Z. off
Burchel, o. Sturck out-By Schmidt, g.;
by BurcheH, T.
e,tf..o a-u 81 NJ ,f $500
seven runs and won the game In the sixth
inning on four punched hits and Cincin-
MATHS three errors. Attendance, 3.400.
Score.
r. H. f.
N-tlAN.lnp --ss-s -tstss-+-- --ss-.-s-s
Cincinnati .......... ............. q
Batterles-Wicker and king, Poole
Phillips and PETIT. TWO-base hits
DObbs Tinker. Struck Out-By Wicker. /
8; by Poole. e: by Phillips, 3. Bases on
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over the tWO-mile course extending
from the Lake Point hotel TO Little
Black Rock and back again. The boats
used in this race We're yaWls belong
ing TO the steamer Garfield. and the
time when made was the worlds record
for that distance. Since then the
members Of the famous team have TAX
en- 40 different vocations In life, with
the exception of L. A. Cummings, who
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing of Teams.

Philadelphia. April 25-Boston shut out
the champions today, the victory being
due 10 superior stick work Attendance.
$500. Score:
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Hail. ably assisted by the errorless play
Of the local field, shut out Sacramento
today by a score of four to nothing.
Young. for the Northerners, suffered bad
ly On the NTH and sixth innings and his
Score:
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r. H. E.

Butte --.----... .....-.-.......--..
A-oa Ali-irtea .--.s.-.s. 10
Batterles-Keliy and Swindell: Thatcl
CT and Hardin.
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Pittsburg. April 25.-Pittsburg could do
nothing with Browns delivery, except in
the fourth. when six hits were made At
tendance. $500. Score:
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the champions today, the victory being
due 10 superior stick work. Attendance
$500. Score:
r. II. i.
l9uaLpl .-..-.--- -..---..--...-. 10
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries Hughes and Farrell: Wad-
dell and Schreck
Detroit April 25.-Mal Eason OF last
years Boston nationals. made his Detroit
debut today and in the presence of a
big crowd, shut out Cleveland. Eason
pitched wonderful ball. Attendance, S,42J
ScOre
LrlIulL ..s.ssssfsss ss.ss'sstss'ssss .
Cleveland ......................... 3
Batteries-Eason and McAnister; Moore
and Abbott.
Washington. April 25-New York Sc
cured an even break IN the series. by TAX
ing today's game from Washington. At
tendance. $500. Score:
" ashtlsSoh -'..s..'.'''.''''''.''
New YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II II
BaHeries-Wnson and Clark, Chesbro
and O'ConnOr.
ST. Louis. April 25-st- Loms-Chicago
game postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
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Portland. Ore. April G-The Portland
Seattle game of the Pacific Coast 4eague
was postponed today on account Of rain.
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Big Chief BOrchers has won every
game ne has pitched this year with the
san Francisco Pacific National league.
Last season Borchers lost every game
he pitched in Utah. Now this looks
funny. but not so 20 some of those who
are on the inside of certain games
played here last year and also certain
players who were responsible for the
games going the way they did.
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Chicago. April 25.-The locals scored
seven runs and won the game In the sixth
inning on four punched hits and Cincin-
ScOre-
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Baseball Teams Looking For Trouble.
indianapolis, ind, April 25.-The In
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RHE

Sacramento .,.....,......-'.'..-...'-
Los Augeles -----.-------,---.- -----.--.
Batteries-Young and Graham Ball anc
Spies
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St Louis, April 25-St Louise Chicago
game postponed on account Of wet
grounds
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Batteries-Wallace and Anderson: Ba-
ker and Dyer. Umpire-Colgan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. w. Martin Is in the city.
Maurice Winters. the drummer. is in
the city.
II. s. Barr came over from Grays
River yesterday.
H. M. Beckwith came down from
Portland yesterday.
l.. s. DobIe, representing Fleishner,
Mayer & Co., Is In the city.
L. E. SeIig returned on the Elder
yesterday from q three weeks visit
with relatives in San Francisco.
James Robb has returned from Kar-
LUX, Alaska, where he was employed
during the summer by the Pacific
Packing & Navigation Company.
n. d. Marshall. Of the Portland firm
of Marshall Bros, is In the city. He
has sub-contract for the cement work
on the sixteenth and Exchange street
Improvements.
&. w. Laughery, special customs
house inspector. has retained from Nc
MinnviIle where he enjoyed few days
shootong. Chinese Dheasants and
pIover were not as plentiful as of yore,
vet he bagged quite a number Of birds.
Miss Maybelle Young returned to As
toria yesterday on the steamship Elder
from San Francisco. where she has
been taking a trained-nurse course at
st. Luke's hospital Miss Young will
spend few weeks with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Maxwell Young.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
DECISION fAvoRs ARTIST,

New York, Oct. s.--Tt has been decid-
I'd by the supreme court that an artists
work cannot be altered without his
consent ana at the same time have his
name attached to 1t. William De Lett
wlch Dodge brought an action to pre-
vent the Allied Arts Company and the
tiffany Studies from interfering IN amy
manner or making changes in four mu-
raj paintings executed by him now In
the lobby OF the King Edward hotel,
Toronto, Ont. Judge Mccaull has
granted his application for an injunc-
tion. with costs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
THEY BAGGED THIRTY.

Pat and John Kenney, Charles Wise
and Billy Ford put in yesterday duck
shooting, 10 miles below here, and bag
ged 80 fine ducks. These gentlemen
nave leased a lake and shooting ground
for their own use, and have secured as
decoys a fine specimen Of wild goose,
which has been raised among domesti-
Gated fowls, two Chinese and six tame
geese. With this array of birds to en-
tice game to their preserves, there
should be some fine shooting for Messrs.
kenney, Wise and Ford this winter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
BACKING orr TO fight.

soma, Oct. 7.-rremier Petroff, with
= view OF avoiding the danger OF rup-
lure. has proposed TO the ottoman COM
missioner here that the troops on both
sides OF the frontier should be with.
drawn to q .sertain distance agreed up
on by both governments, and he has
further offered to disband one battalion
Of Bulgarian troops for every two de-
lnohllised simultaneously by Turkey,
The latest reports state that some CO.
900 Macedonian fugitives are threaten.
ed with famine on the approach Of
winter,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
MEETING or FISH COMMISSIONERS.

The board OF fish commissioners met
Tuesday afternoon. when Master Fish
Warden Van Dusen filed his monthly
report. He reported the work at the
several fish hatcheries as progressing
nuicely and in each of the Older ones q
large rumber of salmon eggs are being
hatched, while at the new hatcheries
the work OF construction is progressing
satisfactorily.
He reported arrests and prosecutions
as follows:
September lotto Krause. Marsh
field, taking salmon without license;
convicted and fined $50 and costs.
September 1l-W. Ridehalgh, buying
and packing salmon without license;
found not guilty. The case will be
taken to the circuit court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
Helped Himself
To the Bankroll
Nan Named Mitchell Under Ar
rest for Stealing $40 From
Twenty-one Game.

During iull in business and while
the dealer was on his guard at the s'a1'
table IN Carlson's place on Commercial
street yesterday afternoon, some one
raked on $40.
This occurred about $50 o'clock. AT
! O'clock Chief OF Police Hallock arrest
ed drunken man that had piled him
self Oh some boxes iii front OF Aliens
grocery store. II transpirsd that the
drunken man was the one toward
whom Tuspicion pointed as relieving
Carlson's place Of 40 silver dollars,
Shourh Il was not known u the time of
tha arrest @
The arrested mans name Is Mitchell,
alias Coanors. and ne has been In the
city Two or three days, during which
time he ID said to have been more or
less under the influence Of liquor. He
had spent much of his time at carlson's
hnd was missed about the time the
stack Of dollars was missing from the
..21'' table. A party In carlson's place
observed Mitchell reaching across the
table just before his disappearance.
but thought nothing OF II until 1t was
announced theft had been commit =
ted.
Hearing Of an arrest being made the
dealer at Carlson's called at the city
iail and identified Mitchell and he will
be held pending the charge Of robbery
instead Of drunkenness. When arrest
ca Mitchell had on his person $40, cor
responding with the amount taken from
Carlson though it was In gold, while
the money taken from the ''2l'' table
was In silver dollars. A companion
who had been seen with Mitchell
and who left on the Portland train yes
terday evening was questioned at the
station by Officer Oberg. He signified a
willingness and was even anxious to
remain over to testify against his COM
panion, for, he said. Mitchell had told
him he wanted to 60 to Seattle. but
hadn't the money to buy ticket. The
officers have concluded his presence
here Is very desirable and he probably
win be invited to return.
When arrested Mitchell vigorously
protested against being taken to jail,
notwithstanding he was surcharged
with alcholic drink. He il a husky
fellow and Chief HalIock had to call for
aid to assist his charge to the city's
home for offenders.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
LyrrLEroS ST, JOHNS NAN.

st. Johns, N. f.. Oct. THE ap-
pointment of Hon. Alfred Lytieton as
secretary for the colonies is warmly
secretaries for the colonies Is warmly
welcomed here. The new minister
spent a month in Newfoundland last
summer, being arbitrator in the claim
OF the Reid Railway Company against
the Newfoundland government. He
studied local affairs, visiting the French
shore and fully posted himself on colo
Mai issues SO that he win be able to
consider the Newfoundland question.
The government sent him warm
telegram of congratulation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

There are several novelties shown in
mems overcoats this fall by s. Dam
siger 3 CO., which are exclusive with
them and worth while seeing. II
you'd like to examine the most sups.soiy
custom-tailored, ready-to-wear over
coats ever made. so to Danziger & Cos
and ask to see the Stein-Bloc over
coats. They are marvels Of tailoring
skill.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
NOTIFY THE DELEGATION.

There was a live meeting Of the Mill
and Lumber Workers Union at o.
Brien's hall last evening. The member
ship of this union is about 100. goodly
number OF whom attended last nights
meeting. The 8-hour day and anti
injunction question was discussed and
the union went on record as favoring
both ard the secretary was directed to
send copies of the unions action endors
ing the measures to the Oregon dele
cation in congress. Similar action was
taken by the federated trades Of AS
ria last week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
IT PAYS.

Advertising pays. A local In the AS
torian mentioned the loss OF the home
raheh's" bicycle. Yesterday A. G,
Spexarth reported the finding Of the
same near his place where some mis-
creant left 1t after wrecking the wheel.
1t pays to advertise. even The Asto-
rian can use Its own space advanta-
giously.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.

Trulllnger & Hardesty yesterday com
pleted the work of installing an electric
light plant at me Tongue Point mill
and electric light was turned on for the
first time last night. The plant In
cludes an alternating current dynamo,
transformers. arch lamps and 800 in
candescent lights.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

The entertainment to be given Friday
and Saturday evenings for the benefit
OF the library. At the opera house, win
be novel and pleasing. The children
under the direction Of Mr.. Collins are
showing wonderful ability and pleas
Ing performance is assured, Reserved
seats 50 cents; gallery IS cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.

$. LIE quinn of Cavendish, VT, was
robbed of his customary health by in
vasio nof chronic constipation. When
DR.. Kings Neville Pills proke into his
house, his trouble was arrested and
now he's entirely cured. they're guar
anteed % cure. 25c at Chas. Rogers
drug store.
william
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
oRlaEs vs. oRlaeS

A decision was handed down byJadst
Mcbride In the case of Grimes VS..
Grimes Involving certain property con.
neeted with the Grimes hotel, The de.
cision was In favor of defendant, MRS,
Grimes,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
LOVE LETTER.

Would not Interest you II you were
looking for q guaranteed salve foI
sores, burns or piles. Otto Dedd, Of
UPonder, Mo-. writes: z suffered with
an ugly sore for year. but . box Of
Bueklin's Arnica salye cured me. Its
the best salve on earth. s.25c at chas.
Rogers drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
A BOOK OFFER.

The book offer run by The Astoriar
this week is worth investigating. The
books are furnished only to subscribers
OF this paper. They are now on hand
and can be mad by calling at The As
torian Office or by writing. BY mall
IL cents extra Will be charged.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
STILL IN TIE LEAD

Dainty eaters, people with hearty
arpetites theater parties. and all other
parties find what they desire and some
to appreciate at the Toke Point oyster
house. The choicest viands In the mar.
ket are there served In most pleasing
style. Open all night Private rooms.