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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
Water for Irrigating is ii

Water for Irrigating is Getting Scarce.
Lake Charles Press: Messrs. Eu-
gene Broussard and Estile Ardioun
we're in Tuesday from the Laca-
sine neighborhood aud pleasant call
erS at the Press office. Mr.. Broussard
informs the Press that while the rice
crop in his locality is looking very
we'll, that water fer irrigation is get
ting scarce, that in the bayou being
already quite brackish, but not
enough so to damage the rice. The
bayou is gett ng very low however and
some of the plautS above him have
been compelled to shut down on that
account. The recent rains we have
been having have not reached that
locality, though rains farther up
have somewhat relieved the situation.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

A story is being circulated to the
effect that d rice farmer, living some
distance north of the Jennings oil
field, says the Crowley Signal, dis
covered oil flowing from one of the ar
tesian wells into his rice field. The
report further says that the farmer is
so iubiIant over the discovery that he
has cut the water off from the field
and is now trusting to sufficient
rainfall to save his crop while he Sc
cretly secures the available funds for
sinking an oil well on his farm.
The Daily and Sunday st. Louis
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The writer had the pleasure OF driy-
ing out to the farm of E. Scharif,
near town, Friday, and there had an
opportunity of seeing many varieties
of the vegetable kingdom. Those
who are skeptical as to the productive
ness of Calcasieu soil should visit
this farm where corn, cane, cotton,
potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage, turnips,
melons and in fact everything planted
in the ground may be seen. There is
no questioning the fact that with the
proper care this should prove the
banner truck, growing section of I'm
Gle Sans vast domains Some are
recogizing this now and in our opin-
ion it will be realized at no distant
date.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The Jennings oil field correspond
ent of the Crowley Signal says: a
party of prospectors from Baltimore
and Philadelphia, accompanied by
several prominent citizens of Calves
ton, were on the field Tuesday on a
tour of investigation, and expressed
themselves as being greatly surprised
at the development. One of the gen
tlemen stated that the capitalist OF
the north and east had not the slight
est conception of the mammoth oppor-
tunities awaiting capital in Southwest
Louisiana, or this country would be
as thickly settled as the New England
States before another year could
pass. He said the oil from the fields
in this section of the United States
compared fayorably with that of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania fields.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The Daily and Sunday st. Louis
World and the Welsh Journal one
year for only 500 for both papers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
@r6ten.
gelarab. %. Gept.


Deter &urageorgemiti6 DurDe gum
9ouige bon Seybeu qelr0nt. IS Ia
men feline feinoieli9en Storuugeu Dor.
uno es wuroe iein 9eyiut gem0b ,
bic 3obIrsittH LooeIro6ungen IN oi:
2s3t um3uieBen, bic oem A,nig. ga.
go1qe uoren. Udbru5 oes iei5,.ld,er
&oitesoieHiss UNI 6er gln5s1ilnen
Der uno nab Der &yonun9 ersi9nete
iib ni6is. oas an Die 1r1gooie nss
9or9dn9eIs yeteys /. oui bem ieybis
idsn Chrome erinrert bate. Inter
Dem ,5ubel bss Bottles uno ben Jon
ner9riiBen oer geidiise sriiarb paa
Qnbsnten an bic Grmorpung 2llsran
bsrs nnb Iraqd5.
6intsr ben Soloatsu. pelfs in ben
Gtraben Sp1Iier biiteeu brdrqte iih
Aopi an Soef bic @olfsmsuQs unb En-
narists troB he's iiiirmiiden Regeus
esbulbig bic 2tntunit 1ea Sronungs
luges
DE 6srolba mi. l5rt1ljf:n Stant
1rtsn Nsitsrd nrn G.i eos eroiin
ten ben qua. TqnH '9HtH tFotiea
rt te l,hii4gn au5 r0rtcric.i
ifn Qriu'eiF1ap rrr M
nit icinen @eheeH iur Gsits b.r 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
9 Sdredli9e GrptOiiOn.
Melrpie, Raii., 22. Sept.

Gin StrnBenbnbnpneen, nuf peldsm
iid msiitsns Upn Der Grbeit bsimtebrsn'
be Grbeiter befanben, fubr ssssn sine
&iIte, nslhs so Rfuno 3pnnmit snt.
belt, nnb tpuros oOlltdnbis Bertriim.
inert. Die aiits Gpudmit mar BON
einem BON Rup Benton sslsnftsn Gr'
preBpnssn seinlen. 9Ils Der auti6sr
oies bemertts, lief sr iofort Surid, nm
bic Rite 5u sntisrnsn. 8eOor sr nbsr
uuf 100 garb tsrnniam, mar be Gur
Sertriimmsrt. ylsun 9sripusn tuur,
nsn sstbOtst unb ,nnnsis 4erionsn,
uslhs fih in Der y9ndbnrihnit Der
Stdtte bsfauosn, nurbsn burd 9lns'
iplitter perlsst. Jsniteridsiben inner
halb sinss Rrtiiss upn elmer gierlsl'
msils purben bertrimmert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23

Die Gebdube Der .Gond1a 6aros
mare 60" Der Central 2tgentur Des
Qonboner Rdt9arrtruii5 uno Oou
G6opnut J.'s. elmer reg gr0bten 9oIos
nialpadren unb SpiriiHoieniirmen
bea 2ances. finn uieoer9ehraunt 1ey
Shaben piro auf $4,000 qeIhdbt
ruo bieQsrii6eruna betrd1t $3S5. 900.
0inuipsa. Wan. 81 Sept.
Qei Der Fiieu616n citation Nebi
cine 6at purnfn bel sinem 3u9}ui1mt
meniiob 8 4'erionen ieiht DtrIeBt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
Blu lWagrr grwOGoen.
Sine SreibCutcrcrpcoitiou nadJ Son.
bnrGs rcdt5Citi9 pcrbiuOsrt.
Siirgcr @ruuflnn'S ur9aniiiren iidl
Snm Sdlmb gcgcu &erbrcdlcr.
Sinh ucriintt i'm ,SlnGianO.
SinS ueriintt i'm ISlnGiunO.
8 q \ N gcIeqt
Ylcln llnrf. 21. Sept


SngeltelIte 0e5 @unoeaQchelm0ien.
fe& boben ieit einiqer Belt iolde
Gd)iiie gcu0l beobadltet. uelde nah
SonournS o0cr oeu bcnahbarten SD.
fen fobren uollcn oo man auuoe oa.
bon erhaltcn bat. 0uB bier cine 5Srei.
characterization nad) &onouraS
oll@gerilitet mirD lGttbeilinQen pon
elmer ioIdlen @biiht uur0eu Dem
Staatsocpal7cment 0urh S5errn Sal.
booor Gor0ere, SeueralfonIuI fir
Sonouros. Qenoft
Sor einem Nionot idon eridyenen
m elner 9ielp SrIeanier 3eitlmg Sln.
Seigetl 0cnen5ufolge Elm 9eutnant 400
Wtdnn fur eine bon ibm aussuriiitens
Dc Gruppe iud]te. 3ugIeih erihien III
Der betrcffeloeu 3citllng Elm 8crid)t,
monoh cine omeritnnllhe ,Sirnlo, pel.
DIE III Gentrol.9lmerifa ibre geid)1ftli.
den Sntereiien 5u id)iiben babe. Die
welttel 81 Der Grpeoition bergcben
tperoe IS hieB ferner. ooB oas .3iel
Der Grpeoition Don 9teiu Orleans nur
orei Gogcrciien cntfernt iei.
@enou iolpeit lit 0on0uros BON
Nefp Grleons entfernt. Zen Grnlitte.
lungen oeS (SebeinlpoliSiiten pifoIge
iollen Sepoffnung unb Uniform Der
on8uperbenben Wonni6aften bsrsluss
riiitung ber8unoesIolhaten entIprehen
mo baS Shiif ioatc ouBeroem NIT
5mei S6nellieuergeidiiteu per1ebcn
iein; ferrer hrahten sic @ebeilnpoli.
5ilten IN Grfobrun1, Dob audi BON
glefp 9orf lno Gittsbnra cine Grpeoi.
tion olsacriiltet peroeu ioGe. Oie su
oieiem t3pcf III Stem 9rleons getroi.
fenen &orbereitlngen tplroen auf
8eronloilumg Der 9iegierung iofort
unterbrodlen. Solpeit befonnt ee.
iporben, Bat man betreffs elmer Grpes
bition bon gtem Norf aus feline 8elcge
eefunoen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
aongof a at.
Qpnppn. %. Cent.

Gonoon. %. Sept
Der Setretdr oer aonqoreforms@e
isnitaft Is. D WloreI reiite iiber 81
berpool mad Rem gort ob. Seiut
aeiie bat einen ooppeIten 3ned; er
min an oem 5rieoerstongrcB iugoiou
1beil nebmen uno benz Yrdiioenien
RooiebeIt cine 3enii6riit iiberrei6en
in ber bieier qebeteu piro, ijh elmer
internotionolen 8eneQung dn3uidlie
ber. meIfe aui bic 9eiieunq Der gu.
itGnoe i'm 9orgoitaot a6}eIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
enatOr Syairbaut'S
politii6es Srograulm.

Cine idreflid]e 9Dnamit Grplpitum. Sine 0Sirtbss
Contention. 9lgitaipn gesen Gtrabemid,mus.
Gin @iebespettem mn's Sebem. Sic 4emufratem
Netu 9prf's. YplitiidJes npm oa mmo bort. 8abns
llmfdlle. 2lms 0Saibimstpm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
SeGbtfd d Ii E.
g2eip gorf. 81. Gept.

ltm Der observation-disclosures non Ser.
bredlen entaeaeu5utreten, baben Iib
inter hcnt 9tomen aGiti5enS groiecti.
be Seogue for Gam ano Or0cr@ "a
@eldl6ft9lclite pou @rooflpn organi-
iirt. Sbrcn 9cmiihlnqcn ioIlen il6
bollptiddIid OorauI ridlten. Den ita.
lieniiden @rpreiiungsbanOen, Der
@troBcnfIeQcln meldc anItdnoige
6rouen beIei0iQ1n ona 0onomerf 81
!e0en uu0 oabir 3u lpirfeu odb bas
Sragen ucrborgcncr 93afieu nit aIler
Strende beiirnit mirN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
9R ubIanb.
Ct. 0eters6urn. %. Sspt

Der Safer berisf ben @roBfdrften
Ser9ius W}itailonitla auf ben neu
geidaifenen poiten oes 0eneralinIpet=
teurs Der 2(rti[lerie.
Der GrpBfurit Sergius N1i6ailos
pitfh erbdIt nit bem neuen 2tmte ben
OberbefebI iiber bic geiamntc ruIIH3.
Qrtillerie, pdbrenb Iein Batter, Der
greiis Grobfiirit Midael ben 1itel ei-
nes 5elO3eugmeiiters bs1dIt. Der
GroBfiirIt Sergius 1T 30 Sobre alt
uno peroantt ieine 9ef0rberung gum
Generalmajor Der 2trtiQerie elqfaera
geroienit. Gr if Elm t6dttraftiqer
Wdnn unb Gilt alS Sa6berTtdrcieey
i'm 2trtiqcriepeien Won glaubt, odB
er bic ruiiiiAe 2(rtillerie. bic wd6teuo
beg arie9es 10 oieIe U}dngsl aufmies.
ron @runo aus umqeItaitea uno tei
fern pirD.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
SIN 9yIuQfo n B.
glcnp Wort. u. Gent.

Ittlp sJuil, /. StpI.
gBdbreno bic N}utter in Der ylate,
uber auBer Stanbe mar. at betfsu,
ipurbe bic 4 Sabre alte 3o9ter bes
Babritdnteu SSames ainlep in port
Maibin9iou, Gong S5lano. pom 6tugs
iunb peridlunqen
8as tIeine Widoten fpielte In ber
gldne bes Stranoes i'm Sanbe uno
trat il cine BON bem tiiraliheu Reqen
peruriddte @aiTerpfiiBe. 0as @Guiz
fer mar 3mar nur cil,iqe SUB tief,
bod Der 8runb beitano aus 6luqIGnG.
Wdhrsnb Trdu 9iuleb no6 Der Ste(Is
elite. mo ibrt 3ohtsr i'm DaTer itano,
fab iie 3u ibrem Shreden bdS arme
&inb lonQidm berfinten. sic ihrie
unb fieI in Obnmddt. Webrere 2lrs
better aug ihres Wonnes Tdbrit eilter
herbei uub IS bauerte cine 3eit lang,
Bis lie Yit qeniiqeno er6olt bate, um
iibtr bo8 llnQliid gu 6erihten. Grit
mad auqeiireuqten gemiiburocn ges
lang es. bic qei6e bes ainoes ans
Sddestid6t al f0roern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
llRr S6armdbr!.

Die rniIiiden nuO jupnuiidlen Srnp.
peumaiIcn haItcn nod adltuu9suUl'
len gIbitauo non ciRauoer.-GH.
rufi hat Ncn 0unilnf nod
utdjt iibcrldJrttten.
&eter Saruaeprgclpitidl lit uuter ent.
iprcdcuOcn Scicrlihfeiten inm a0.
uiec uou Serbicn gctrOut.
Die ,NuroocutidIe glIgemeinc" oemcu.
tirt Hic SeridJte iiber &criOlluunas.
nnterbanolnugcu sluiidlcn oea
tSobrnspllcru unO @elicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
q Htif DIES.
Concord " s 2i Gen

Concord Y s. II Gent.
Tie repu6litanii6e Staotstonpen,
tion nomiuirte 5obu Wc2ane BON
Wltlforo fir oas 2lm oes 9ouberneurs
uub iyrant Qg 9o1ins. Gbas @.
Collins, 2(lbert gai6eloer uno 6ers
man 7. Strop ols Gleftoren.
8unbe6 & d Bumt.
@aibungton 81 5ept
9aut REM beutiaen Ausrtii, osa
ShdBdmtts beirdgt Der peyiiisaarb,
gadr geitdno SlAS635.04S. a6ran
$50. .952 7sC In Gjnlo If. Icr ~!
bic Golb Reierpt pun Sl50Og9gJ0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23

GDitcr InO Z s., ~ sept.
Sin Uiann 9iomcns :. g. gieepes,
Der u0u Den 0iuoesae6clmpoIijiiten
in Gnitcr Gou ais Elm gcidhrlid)cr
Grant bc3cisbuct miro. nluoe flu3 Dor
Mhttaa III 6ait genorunlen @r b..
fam ii6 duf 6em Uege mad Ost
@ohuina MS Er0ijoenteu mo nod
iciucr 1eitnobnc erfldtte er, 6oB CT
ben Grdiioeutcu in einer midlti8eu
Code ipredcp miiiie. Ter 0}am
muroc Dem Iiidltcr 1rniflin oorge-
fuhrt, Dem ct cr}ahIte. 0aB er Dor 6
&obrcn itarb uro in eiuem AniomobIl
gen 6umlet iuhr NO en- nit eiuer
gotidait an Dem trliioenteu Rcoie'
pelt 6etrmu mr6e Die er pcrionlidb
iiberligiern miift. Gr bate ir
ieiner 2oite }rei Dollars, o5sr
Feine @aiiau Ger 8i1ier iauoic i'm
nod Uincola 100 sr betrsffs ieiHsi
9urrdmu82id6iafcit antcrindt mele
6cu ioG
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23

Berlin, %. Sept.
Der 6iiyit Serbert 9ismard i't,
| pie nuumehr ppn ben bebanoclnoen
Ier3ten ertldrt piro. an ben Holoen
oes 8euuhes peroorbener 9(uitern aes
itorben.
Berlin, %. Sept.
Der Treiberr BON D2irbah, bsifen
Sammelthdtiateit dls Sabinetschei
ouoemeinen llnpilen erreote unb
;iirslih 3ur IbleBung fii6rte, petIubt
/ Iih in elmer Shriit Ill reblfertidtn,
Die er aaeu 6reunoen 3uianote. sSn
bic Nefientlihtejt lit DON benz SSnbaltc
bes Sdlreibens nod nihts georunqen.
Berlin, %. Sept.
Die Sdauipielerin NQnes Sormd
itiir3te einc Srcppe hinub unb erlitt
babel eincu Msmbruh uno innere Der
Iebun9sn, Apelde Abre @ugnabne in
bic Gbarite n0tbia mahten.
Berlin, %. Sept.
Tas 8srliner Bbilharmonii6e Or
DIETER lit an 8orb bes Oampfers
- rpretoria" pon Der .6ambures Amez
ritosQinie" mad yefp Nort abesreiit.
Sambura %. Sept.
Der transatIantiI6e YaGdgeratens
irisa lit nod nidt poriibsr. Die oeuts
i6en 8eieI4 haftsn Iinb ni9t 9enei9t,
tIetn bei3ueeben. Die 2tFpciirte YreiIe
erbieIt ppn Der 9ombure=Nmeritalini
Die folgenoe GrtlGrung:
Die 8sreinigtsn Qinien bdben be-
i9Ioifen, ben 3ptlhenoedspreis BON
@robbritannien nob bem 0eIten auf
SIS 3u erb0ben; fis babsn ober oub
elei63eitig beIdIoFen cine peitere be-
trddtIihe Grmdbigung Der 6abrpreiie
bon unb mad Oeiterreih ein3ufiibren.
8runofalf6 1T bic in engliI6en ,3eis
tun9en perbreitete WteIoung, baB bic
Grbo6ung Der britiIhen 3piIdenbedse
preIie Elm 3eihen bofiir fpdre, bGb bic
@ereiniaten 2inisn bes Samples miice
pdren, unb baB iie, penn bic Gunarp
90. ibncn MIR fol9en poIIte. ldnoiam
gu ihren alten 3dten 3uriidtebren uno
bic Streitfroqen unentTdieoen IaFen
piiroen, ipelhe gum 9rieqe fiibrten,
0as @e9entbeil 1T ber San. Die
@ereiniQten Qinien Iinb. naf nie bor.
Der Qniiht. bah Der Srieo nur bur6
Elm freunbf6aftli6es ltebereinfommen
unb ben Gbihlub zines 9ertraaes &c.
enotat iperoen tdnn, Der cine Niebers
bpIunQ Der oeeenpGrtioen gDirrsn
menihIichem GrmeiTeu nod duf biele
Sabre hinaus ausfhliebt."
GngIanb.
2onopn, %. Sept.
Die yDbite Star" zQinie folote hem
9eiIpiele Der groben beutI6en trans
otIantii6en 9dmpier1eIeai&aften uni
erbohte ben 3niFdenbed8 6abrpreis
noh 2tmerita auf SIS.
2Onbon. %. Sept.
Die 4merita Ginie tiiaoi0te einesvz
b0bung bes 5abrpreiIes na6 91iiee
belpbia BON $3.50 uuf $3.50 IN.
Die Dominion 2inie er606te ben
@ahrpreis nah Que6ee ouf $t5.
QonOpn. %. Sept.
gertes bal bic 2(nfertigung Der
Stablpagen fir bic in Qonoon 3u er-
baueuoe. oser bielmebr bereits i'm 9au
begriffene y0erte8 Cube Railpab" biz
ouf QBeiteres bes6alb elmer ameritoni
f6en 6irma ibertrugen. neil englii6e
5a6riten bieier 8rande CUR 3eit nod
nidt eriitiren Spdter ioq Der 8e
bari in @roBbritannien geoedt nerben.
R Rublonb.
Ct. petersburg, %. Sept.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23

N7ettFF'I - ~Nf4.
Der 6iirit 6erbert gismard 1T,
pie nunmehr ppn ben bebanocInoen
Ier3ten ertIdrt Diro. an ben 5oIaen
oes 8euuiies oeroorbener gluitern aes
itorben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23
guli %. Gent

TR .Porootutife 4g-cmeine 3,i-
iun1" b,ssitrsi nit os5fisr Gnii6ie-
nsnhsii Die We.rarl eia a6annopers
Ifen 4u5ei cys" als un5e9.inbsl,
esr3uiol1g 4 'iihsn oem ssriirt oois
unb Der 1omilis Guubsrl0no IL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23

Gmunoen 8eri09nura8perb
itlpsben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-09-23

Ct. Petersburg. q. Sept.
Die 8eriAte, benen5ufoIee Der 8es
neral 8uroti bel 6uidun ben lobuiiuB
iiberI9ritt, eripe,ien fid aIs faIid.
Die 3uiIsn babsn bic Strobe BON 6us
idun mad 8eniiapube fart beisBt. @s
tpiro baruuf bineeipiefen, bah bic Ruff
len Mutoen aufgsben miiBten. iobalr
bic Sapansr 6uidun beieBsn. benn
6uihun liest bem Siepaiie ndber oIs
mufbeu.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Our all-wool patterns In fall suit
ings and overcoatlngs include wide
range OF beautiful things. That Is
the correct word-beautiful. We doubt
II any other display can be found con-
tanning 80 many styles to which the
word in It's truest sense may be so
fittIngly applied. Do not fail to call
on Dickinson & Allen. 435 Commercial
street, and see the many hundreds Of
patterns for yourself.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

As will be seen from a notice appear
Ing elsewhere In The Astorian today,
the republican primaries will be held
one week from today. Thirty-six
delegates, IL from each ward, will be
elected. The convention will be held
November at the court house. There
has been no call as yet for democratic
primaries. and IT is just possible "citi-
zen" candidates will be named. Little
interest is shown thus far In the eiec-
ton and few names are mentioned in
connection with the nominations
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

n. +. Sorenson, who is heavily inter-
ested In timber In Clatsop county, Is
Of the opinion that the lumber market
will continue to look up from this
time forward. While the demand
may increase. however, he looks for
no material advance In prices until
after January /, when all the logs
now in the river and at tidewater will
have been sawed into lumber to fill
present contracts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Some humorist out on the Walluski
objects to William Beasley's hunting
expeditions. He calls himself AN Old
subscriger," and voices his protest In
the following letter, which was receiv-
ed yesterday at this office. The letter
is reproduced more because It is a
curiosity than because of the senti-
ment intended to be expressed in 1t;
Editor Astorian-I would like to know
If we have game warden IL so why
don't he tend to his Business and arrest
Beasley and his hounds for running
Deer and killing them right under his
eyes It is about time this Hound busi-
ness is stopped II 1t hant there will
be some dead dogs The farmers around
walusky are getting tired of It Please
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

At an adjourned meeting of the
board OF directors Of the Commercial
Club, held last evening, II was decid-
ed to inaugurate the tenpin game at the
club alleys. Two of the four alleys viii
be provided with tenpin equipment.
The alleys win not be altered and cock
ed-hat will be bowled, as in the past. by
those who prefer the three-pin game.
If tenpins proves the success some of
the directors predict for It. all four
alleys will be equipped within short
time. The club holds the famous Field
enheimer trophy, and the first team
will continue to bowl cocked-hat and
thus keep in shape to defend the
trophy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Directory figures made public yes
terday show Portland's population 10
be In the neighborhood Of 10000.
There are $4,000 names In the direc-
tory, which would indicate 137.500
population The names do not include
those Of foreigners or transients
which combined would, II Is stated,
bring the total up to 10000, The gain
for II months is shown to nave been
about I1.000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Fully 400 persons attended the
vaudeville performance given last night
at the Commercial Club gymnasium
by the girls OF the high school The
performance. was all that had been
claimed for Il and the crowd was well
pleased. Al the conclusion Of the en-
tertalnment dance was held, and II
was midnight before the merrymakers
departed. The entertainment proved
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Rev. Ray Palmer viii deliver free
lecture at the NJ. Il. church this even
Ing, taking for his subject, "The Life
OF Abraham Lincoln" This is one OF
Mr.. Palmer's very best subjects and
those who attend are promised treat.
A special invitation has been extend
ed to teachers and pupils, although the
address will be of interest TO all. Mr..
Palmer will devote himself to the ca
reer of the martyred president and an
eulogy OF his remarkable character,
The lecture will be replete with humor
as wen as philosophy and fact and
will doubtless attract large audi
ence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

rs the Bible a pack OF lies?" IN
TO be the subject OF DIR. Ray
Palmers sermon at the opera house
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. These
sermons are highly enjoyed by all who
attend. DIR. Palmer is an orator OF
high merit and a preacher of zeal and
earnestness He will preach In the
Methodist church tomorrow morning
and evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

| OF the salmon market the New York
Fishing Gazette says: 'The consump-
tive demand In eastern markets con-
tinues in status quo, II is doubtful II
any material advance has been made
in the distribution Of stocks the past
week. The control in red fish now
rests absolutely In the Alaskan Pack
ers as indicated in dispatch from
the coast given below, and, therefore,
any development is to be looked for in
this quarter. To all appearances the
selling agents OF the A. P. A. are satis-
iedwith existing conditions, and themar-
ket jogs along without any sensational
incident. We are fully conviAced. how
ever that the demand would suffer no
harm II the jobbing trade would take
up stocks more freely. They appear
to be still pursuing hand to mouth
policy. II is apparent that the shift
of front on the part of the Alaskan
crowd early In the season had wide
spread influence on the trade in gen.
eral"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

/ Another very interesting and WELL
ATTENDED meeting was held at the Bap-
list church last evening, at which sew
.eral were converted. DIR. Palmer's
sermon was on possibility OF being say
ed at the eleventh hour" The words
Of Christ. today shalt thcu be with me
In paradise" spoken to the dying thief
on the cross. were asserted to promise
salvation to every soul, no matter how
depraved or despairing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Quite q fleet OF. vessels arrived of
the river late yesterday afternoon, and
but for technical designations the
iandlubber might have suspected the
presence OF Admiral Rojestvensky's
squadron. The fleet was made up Of
two three-masted ships, one Of them a
Frenchman; one four-masted barken-
tine, one three -masted barkentine AMI
one four-masted schooner. Two
schooners, one Of them master,
arrived during the day. but came to
anchor In the lower harbor. The
British ship Carnarvon Bay departed
yesterday for South Africa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

bublish.' N. r. Hardesty Is the game
warden for this county, but he is not
quite 50 proficient as the famous attn
lete who ran down the jackrabbits. and
perhaps ne will not undertake to ar
rest Mr. Beasleys hounds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

Judge Mcbride arrived in the city
yesterday and held brief session Of
the circuit court. The case OF WILL
lam Ross W.. NJ. J. Kinney was dis
missed. having been settled. Judge
Mcbride returned last night TO st.
Helens. He will be In Astoria again on
December 10, when the time for hear
Ing the cases on the February docket
will be set
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

A shutdown nj the A. II. powerhoust
Thursday night was responsible fol
the late appearance OF The Astorian or
the streets yesterday morning. The
Astorian depends upon the company
for Its service, and accidents at the
powerhouse afrect the hour OF publi'
cation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

All the latest and best Inventions for
the comfort OF people who are troubled
with tender feet are Just In our line,
No matter what your business, we
have footwear made especially for your
needs. We can give you the correct
thing for comfort. style ana durabil-
ity and charge you no fancy prices.
Peterson n Brown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-29

The Scow bay football eleven, which
recently defeated the high school
squad, SO. is to go to warrenton Sun
day to meet the team at that suburb
The Warrenton team will outweigh the
Scow bay bunch. but the latter prom
ises to give a good account Of itself.