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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Willamette.

Willamette.
Aleck Molr. city.
r. J. West. Portland.
w. A. Chesley. Portland.
W. w. stephens. Aberdeen.
II. d. Northey. Waterloo, n. d.
w. s. Duulway. Portland.
Jno. n. Heating. Portland.
". c. Clemens. Portland.
J. Jones. Cottage Grove.
A. y. Knapp.
J. n. Flynn. Portland.
Miss A. barnes. Seattle.
r. G. BrandehaEen. \. =.
salem.
y. A. Harsen. Joseph. ore.
II. D., Wells. Albany
w. +. Punoel. Salem.
Henry Probst, salem.
". NJ. Puncel, salem.
l.. NJ. Probat, Salem.
A. J. Mcdonald. Cascade. Wash.
l.. =. saunder. Eaton. ore.
W. NJ. Gage. CouQulllo.
is. Lawrence. coqullle. ore.
Walter Sears. Dalals.
G. a. Fucker. Salem.
Guy smith. Dca Moines,
Cottage.
Chas. Scott. woodburn.
a. {. Smith. Salon,
q. A. waltt. sioux CITY, Iowa
Mrs. q. [. Wait. Sioux CITY, lows
l.. n. ocer. Corvallis.
Roy s. Hunt. Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-21

Good thing Santa doesn't come
around In June. We can feel bad'
enough In these short days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-21

i-emon or orange PEEK zoc ~
~ Citron .............'SVe 10
Dr. Rottle Boiled Cider.'.''''looe loe
or Bottle Boiled cider ''..,''' '''
Mocha M and lava Coffee. the 'oe -
grade on sale at '..''',',..,oO' -
/ NJ dependable Baking Po"asl -
on sale at ...'''''''''' 20
or G. & b Olive oil .'.''''''''ooo 80 ~
n Can Barataria shrimp. dO', doS
NJ Can Barataria shrimp
o. Minced CLANS ...'.'''''''ssyyoa 49,
onk 1s oz. Seeded Raisins ao'' sos
> spn a., "a o.. sultana Raisins' soc y.
raney 4-crown Cluster Raisin' sO9 40 y
PIX. Figs ''''''' .lOc
NoW Dates ...''''''''' azc
80. oneen olives ..,'.''''' 80 80
,S-or Nanzanilla olives ....,'sS. 90.
npvmoia lo,Ta cake ana Pas.ry Flour sVo sVo
a. Rars Best sayon at -,
,S ,SS Eastern oregon Hard "hss, J, "a
Flour ....'..'' aord
a., pbbl. Eastern oregon a. 90
wheat Flour .'..,,.... -
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
Election OF Officers.

Versailles Lodge. No. 231, !. O.
o. f., at their meeting Tuesday night
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Chas. j.. Wilson, N.
g.; II. n. l.utman, V. G.; A.. Pop
per, Sca'y; w. l.. Stephens, Treas.
Trustees: +. D.. Harrison, q years I;
A. w. Burns, 2 years; Louis lnmpcc,
l year. One application for mem
bership was received, also application
to confer the Cd degree on member
Of another lodge, which ceremony
will be duly performed next Tuesday
night. Every member come out and
help have a good time.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

Buy one of Beman's automatic oil
cans. w. n. Gibson.
J. II. Redding took Thanksgiving
dinner with home folks at St. Louis.
The Palace Grocery handles all
Henry Moser's flour. w. N. Gibson.
Some nice Double Breasted, Square
Cut Suits Tor young men, at the FA-
NOUS.
Phone 2o7. Room 6 Mason & Hardy
Bldg. Chas. W. Kavanugh. Notary,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.
Winter Caps Plush, Melton, Water
proof and Corduroy. Styles Have
lock. Windsor, Judge, Golf, Hunt
ing Brighton, etc, at the FAMOUS.
John Shore, the concrete contrac-
tor, who has been at work at Frank
lin, H., for the past eight months,
returned home last Thursday for the
winter.
Representative NOrncet, member
Of the legislative committee investi-
eating the state institutions, to report
to the legislature when it meets, came
down from Windsor Sunday, return
ing on the afternoon train.
Expenses may bother some people
but its not bothcring us. We are do
ing business and guarantee goods as
good as you can get any where and
prices as cheap as if expenses count
ed for nothing. Yours for good
goods, good service and prices that
are right. G.. II. PRICE, the Butcher
and Grocer.
The Versailles & Scdalia Ry. folks
are still having their regular run Of
trouble and bad luck. Last week the
weather was too bad for much work,
their engine finally got here last
Saturday, but badly out OF. repair,
but they hope to have everything in
running order soon, as they have or
dcrs ahead for many cars Of coal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
The MatrOn's Contest.

The Matron's Contest, held at the
opera house Tuesday night, under
the auspices of the W. e.. i. IT,, was
well attended. The orations by the
contestants were very interesting, and
the speech by J. r. Gibbs, on
temperance, was roundly applauded,
and il the sentiment OF those! present
is general, prohibition for Morgan
county will, in the near iutu.3, be an
accomplished fact. There was dis
appointment in some OF the members
Of the choir failing to put in an ap.
pearance, and the disappearance OF
the electric lights, but on the whole
il vas a grand SUCCESS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
A Rabbit and Quail ut Same
Shot.

IL is strange how quick ioreigne r,
catch onto the Missouri way OF doing
things, or rather the way Of telling
about it. II. A. Young says, Will
out hunting on Thanksgiving. he free
quail just as il rose from the
ground, killed it, and the saIae shot
killed a rabbit sixty or seventy feet
beyond. u the rabbit had kept still
Young would never have known he
hit it. but as il was dead il didn'a
want to stay out in the cold, 80 in
kicking the bucket it made known.
''whcre II was at" There are HM-
rison and Mills yet to hear from, but
they will have to furnish good w.t.
AeSsss and. sworn testimony"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
Christmas is only 10 days of now.

thrlstinaS Is Only 10 uayS on now
Old Santa will be coming before you
are ready, il you are not careful.
am now located in Room No q Ma.
son & Hardy Bldg. where | am ready to
make your Abstract, write your lnsur-
ancc. do your Notary Public work etc.
Phone 2G7.
Miss Grace Hamilton who is star
ring in the new melodrama, "As Told
in the Hills" is one OF the best rife
shots in the country, having refused
several offers from prominent rifle
manufacturers to tour the country at
tending tournaments where she would
come in competition with the best ex-
pcrts, advertising their lines Of rifles.
In one act OF the play she has to free
her father who has been captured and
bound, by shooting the rope which
secures his wrists. This requires a
steady nerve and a quick eye for both
Miss Hamilton and the captive bat
the incident has never been mark ed
by an accident. The play is n Of
the few high class productions Of the
season that will be 9 here with the
original metropolitan. cast. The en-
gagement is for Monday night, at the
KrausS Opera Houw.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
Special Offer.

For a short time we offer the Nor
gan County REPUBLICAN, one year.
and the St. Louis GlObc-l)cmocrat.
twicc-a-wcck, tor two years, for $500,
Regular price $500. This applies to.
all new subscribers, and to all old
subscribers who pay up and cncw for
a year. viii throw in for good mea-
sure the balance Of this year OF the
REPUBLICAN, and mark you up to Jan.
1st. 1908.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
Bazaar and Turkey Supper.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church will hold their annual Bazaar
and Turkey Supper, on Friday. De-
ccmber It'll. This affair, which has
always been frst-class in every re-
spcct, will be better than ever. this
year. Wait for it.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

IOSt MaStcT J. w. MliIs - report
cd sick at his home.
Doran Blackwell is playing conduc.
tor on the V. & S. Railway.
Homemade mincc meat for sale
at the Palace. w. N. Gibson.
For your pictorial cards and post
ers for the Holidays come TO the Re-
PUBLICAN Office. Our supply is not
large, so you better not wait too long.
p. +. Dresic, father Of our new
Telephone man, with his family,
arrived here this week and will be-
come permanent residents Of Yer.
%sailles.
The Presidents message will be
found on the inside of this issue.
Read it and you will know just where
President Roosevelt stands on all
public questions.
Last Friday while Will Padgett
was working about his traction
engine, he had one of his hands
badly crushed by a piece Of heavy
iron falling on the same.
The ladies' should read Hudson's
cigar ad on front page, and if you
want to please the ''old man. buy
him a box of Hudson's cigars for a
Christmas present. II you don't he
will buy them anyway.
House breakers were reported
prowling about IN parts of our city
this week. They were detected at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Blackwell, on
Jasper street, Monday night. A lead
ed reception would check their oper-
atoms.
The Editor Of the REPUBLICAN is
considerably cup in the air. just at
present. His household goods have
arrived and his family will be here
next week, when he will ''put the big
pot in the little one" and hold a
family banquet which will distance
anything ordinary. He will occupy
the Beckman property, North Camp
bell street.
Lou Price is shipping a car load of
Morgan county's finest apples to Ok
lahoma. You know that Oklahoma
boasts Of her fine apples, but when
they want the genuine thing they have
struck the right place when they send
to Morgan county, Missouri, u. S.
A., for a supply, for this is the real
home of the big Red Apple" the
best that grows.
Mrs. M. l.. Price, son and daugh-
ter, OF Watonga, Okla, were visiting
J. +. Price and family here the past
week. They ! # Tuesday for Upton,
to visit relatives there a lew days be-
fore returning to their Oklahoma
home. They formerly lived here,
leaving Tor the land of promise fifteen
years ago, and have prospered in
their new home.
A business that does not have any
expenses does not amount to much.
You do not have to take a pencil and
figure, it is plain, You can make a
better selection from a large stock Of
goods, than from a small INC So
come in and see our fine line Of Corn
fed beef, pork, mutton, and veal in
season. Sausage Of all kinds, salt
smoked meats, home rendered lard,
staple and fancy groceries Of all kinds.
We also pay the highest market price
for hides, furs, and produce of all
kinds. &. II. PRICE. the Butcher
and Grocer.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

2 G NEWS.


market. W. N. Gibson.
Gen. Hudson, who had been rusti-
eating at Topeka for Thanksgiving.
returned to the best town on earth
last Saturday.
Evangelist Miller (Adventist), will
preach at Post Oak school house
next Sunday forenoon at IL O'Clock
and in the evening at Z.
viii pay for news Of six ewes, lost on
Nov. 3rd., marked with fork on one
ear and crop on the other. Notify
A. Laforest, Slower, Mo.
The guests who were in attendance
at the X. Of p. banquet couldn't COM
{ plain OF not getting plenty of Thanks
giving turkey. There was a ton or so
left.
Mrs. ]. l.. Short, accompanied by
her brother, went to Climax Springs
last week, where she spent Thanks
4 giving with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
I l}urkes.
We are not kicking about expenses,
= but WE ARE paying the highest mar
Jket price for hides, fur and all kinds
y Of produce. &. II. Price, the Butch
!. cr and Grocer.
J NJ. Joachim left Tuesday for St.
7 Louis to lay in a big stock of holiday
goods, and will be in shape to tell
I our readers next week the bargains he
has secured for them.
Versailles Lodge, No. III, A. +.
x a. NJ, had a very pleasant meet
ing Saturday night, a good attend
ance, and conferred the T.. A. degree
on a candidate to his entire satisfac-
ton.
David Friedlry and wife, who are
located at Lincoln, in Benton county.
are making a visit here this week with
Mr.. Friedley's mother and brothers,
northwest OF town. This is his first
visit with home folks for several years.
Ben. l.. RICHARD, formerly of YER
s%ailles, now Of Pennington, Mo-,
came in Sunday on a visit to his
many friends here, in general, and
} his best girl in particular. He made
himself solid with the REPUBLICAN the
first dash out of the box.
$. W. Tate, OF Memphis, Tenn,
who is a large stakeholder in the Mis-
souri, Camel Coal Co., and Versailles
Il Sedalia Ry., was up on a tour OF
I inspection last week, and expressed
hhimself as well satisfied with the pro-
gress made in building the new road
and opening the mines.
The electric lights have been going
out at odd times lately, and it is rather
dark and dismal without them. besides
the extra trouble OF hunting up and
lighting lamps, but we suppose we
1 will have to get used to that phase OF
the business, and pay for it in adj
vance. 1t may be the city dads are
| trying to economic in this way, and
I make the plant self supporting.
Mcssrs. D. p. Kahle, T.. T.. Kahle
and +. McWaters. Of Oh City, Pa,
came in on a visit Thanksgiving, to
look over our county. ID. y. kahlc
already owns some Morgan county
dirt near Barnett, and they may con
clude to get title to some more, when
they learn what a good thing it is.
lie is the inventor Of a new monkey
wrench, which is automatic and in
Simultaneous in its operation, and a
wonderful improvement over the old
style wrench. While here le called
ION the REpUGLicAN and set his sub
%crintion over into 1905. wishing IN
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06

Overcoats, Ladies' Coats,
Blankets, Shoes. Children's
Goats, Underwear, Woolens,
Outings, Shirts, Suits for
Men, Boys. and Children, all
going at lowest prices.
&. w. BIERsAcH.
|, Or. the Corner.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-06
x $

W w.. MOORE. President
GEORGE W. PETTY Vice Pre- sident
}. ". MILLS. End Wee President
J D HUBBARD. Cashier
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Change Of Grades-City Surveyor Tee
yesterday fled In the Office of the au-
ditor, his recommendations for change
OF grades on three streets, as follows;
Twelfth street, at south line Of Harri-
son avenue, 1877 feet above the base
OF grades; at north line Of Irving ave-
me, lao feet, and at south line. l5l
feet; at north line OF Jerome avenue
l66 feet, and south side, 100 feet; at
north side of Kensington avenue, ls0
feet, and south side, 1872 feet. Com.
mercial from Third to Mcclure line;
at west line Of Third street, sos; at
north line of Second street, 1888: at
north and south line, at west line of
McClure's, 1883 feet. Jerome Avenue;
at north line OF II street. 1913 feet;
at south line, lo6 feet; at north line Of
l2th street, l66 feet; at south line, l6a
feet; at north and south line of east
line OF McClure's. 200 feet at a point
200 feet west of the west line of Me-
Clure's, 2l0 feet at north line OF l4th
street, 205 feet at south line, 200 feet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
Will Determine Tonight--Secretary

( Will Determine Tonight--Secretary A.
Ilildebrand. OF the Astoria Park Com
mission. has issued call for n meet
Ing OF the commission at the city hall
this evening, for the purpose Of taxi
Ing immediate steps for locating and
erecting the beautiful fountain pre-.
scnted to the city by the Woman's club
OF Astoria, and which has cost In the
ncighborhood OF $3.50 1t was the orig.
inal intention Of the commission to
place this fountain on the roadside at
the eastcriy end Of the park and just
below the reservoir site, but 1t de.
veloped that the Water Commission in
tended 10 erect fountain at that point
for man and beast, and hence II be-
comes necessary to select another site
for the gift of the ladies'. II Is thought
that II may be placed on the upper
and western end OF the roadway. prob
ably at the point where the park road
now rounds back on itself and at it's
highest point at present.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
Happily wedded--On Saturday ever

hAPphy Weoaed--On Saturday even.
Ing last. there was a pretty wedding
transpired nj tho home Of Mrs. johanna
Norberg Of Alderbrook. when the des.
tinies OF Mr.. Carl Edward Johansen
and Miss A. Mikklesen were united by
Rev. q. y. Rydqninl, pastor Of the First
Lutheran church. In the presence Of a
joyful group Of kinsmen and friends.
The home was beautifully decorated
with Ivy. potted plans and cut flowers,
all eloed out with special and effective
illumination. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Caroline G. Young, Selma Il.
Norberg and Hannah Asp; the the
groomsmen. Mcssrs. Axel Johansen, Al.
ben Henrikscn and Frank Johansen. A
delicious supper followed the happy
ceremony and the yonng people were
overwhelmed with congratulations and
gifts. The bride II n niece OF the late
Mrs. Ben Young. and OF Mrs. Norberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johansen will make their
future home in this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
Another Tug coming--while in A

Another Tug coming--While In As
toria recently Captain 1hos. Bell placed
nm order with X. NJ Lcaihcrs OF that
city for the building OF tug boat for
The Pacific Transportation company Of
which Captain Bell is president The
tug viii be G5 In length 10 feet beam
aud seven feet depth Of hold aud will re
equipped with 100 horse power en-.
ginc. X. NJ. Leathers Is the man who
built Capt Reeds splendid boat, the
Reliable. II win take about four or
Ave months to complete the boat and
IL viii be In readiness for next sea
sons towing. Capt. Bells company Is
already operating the tugs Queen and
Flora Brown. but he realizes that these
viii be insufficient for next seasons
business Willapa Harbor Pilot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
Sunday at the wreck--Tbe mamIn

Sunday at the Wreck-JThe maqnin-
cent weather Of Sunday. coupled with
the efforts Of the A. h g. people TO
make II convenient for the public TO
get 10 tho wreck Of the British bark
Peter iredalc. on Clatsop sands, induced
well on to thousand visitors 10 make
the trip, though some hundreds Of them
may have been from closely contiguous
points. The tide was on the ebb most
Of tho time the people were there. and
those who desired could reach the ships
sides, but were not permitted TO 40 on
board. Captain Lawrence and some OF
his officers were on board or In camp
on the sands and made things very
interesting for tbosc who sought In
formation relative 10 the disaster, In
NO far a. they felt II wise to talk Of
the matter. They were kind enough TO
cast d lot of trines ashore for whoso-
ever might be lucky enough to pick
them up such as belaying-p pins, tin cups
and pans. and such gear as was prac-
tically OF no further use TO the yes.
sci and they were eagerly gathered up
and carried away as souvenirs. The
Iredalc stands as straight as when she
was aAont on an even keel In still
water and IL fine looking craft. Sew,
cral people were down on Sunday with
the special purpose Of measuring her
huh with a view TO purchasing her for
junk when the time comes. among them
Martin Foard and John Fox Of this
city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Do You feel sleepy and not q bit
like working In tho aftenooni Per-
haps It's because Of the kind Of lunch
you're eating--too heavy an dtoo hard
to digest, Why not try the Palace
restaurant on Commercial street, where
all the baking Is done in those famous
slow.process ovens, which turn out light
appctizing, wholesome thingsi You'll
save money, too.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
Amusing and Realistic--The long AM

Amusing and Realistic-The long and
lively films now on exhibition at the
Waldorf concert hall are among the best
Kinnetiscope work ever shown in this
city. and include remarkable pres
entation Of Arabian magic and its al
Turing transitions; and elopment. with
all its accessories OF fun and danger;
the tribulations of bibulous indiyid-
ual and his erratic spouse, who goes
with him on one Of his peripatetic So
ioums about the city with a grand finale
in the way of his defeat and a thor
ough trouncing when he gets home.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Reformation festivai--A 'Reforma
tion Festival" will be held at the FRS
Lutheran hurch tomorrow evening
"wednesday at 1880 o'clock, Speeches
win be delivered on the grand Theme
Of Reformation; also special music viii
be provided for. One Of the features
Of the program IL to sing only hymns
composed by the great reformer The
Reformation Rally Hymn, "A Mighty
Fortress l. Our God" viii be sung in
the original German by the choir All
are cordially invited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Returned from Alaska-Will Clinton
returned Sunday from Valdez, Alaska
where he has been for the past year
He is visiting his mother, brothers and
sisters and friends in Astoria and will
remain about two weeks. On his re-
turn he win take pile driver with
him and engage in the contracting bust
ness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Cannot Escape It--Mayor Wise is in
receipt of another numerously signed
petition from the citizens of the West
End, insisting on his permitting the
use of his name for the coming cleo
tica in the matter of the mayoralty
and his response. to the public express
sion of the same sort conferred upon
him on Saturday last, is without doubt
comprehended in the published state
ment appearing in these columns this
morning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
The Best Of News-The best Of new

The Best of News--The best of news
the ordinary man can get is that his
salary has been materially increased,
and this is the sort of information that
was received yesterday by Assistant
Postmaster Otto Heilborn of the Astoria
Office. Under the new rulings in this
relation, he viii get an even hundred
tackled on to his present official income,
an addition that no one win begrude
him who realizes how well he earns It.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Fort Stevens Notes-Lieutenant Coo
per. of Fort Stevens, was visitor in
the city yesterday afternoon and was
busy greeting people who were glad to
see him. He reports that DR.. M. A.
Hayes, formerly of Fort Casey, has ar
rived at Stevens to relieve DR.. w. r.
Brown, who is doing temporary duty
there in the absence of DR.. Steadman,
now on leave. DR.. Brown will go abroad
on leave of absence, also,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

An Alleged Crazy-Yesterday after
noon a complaint in lunacy was sworr
out before Judge Trenchard as
against one Theodore Alexander, OF
Uniontown, and the necessary papers
were made out at once Sheriff Pom
eroy went out for Alexander and he
was soon before the judge and under the
professional scrutiny of DR.. J. A. Full
ton. 1t was determined to hold him for
another "a hours, to see If his excite
ment would not abate and give better
idea of his normal condition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30
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Charter Filed-C. c. Utzinger who has
been circulating the petitions for
amendments to the city charter, secured
the required 200 names and filed the
same yesterday afternoon. Auditor
Anderson was busy last evening pre-
pairing the same which will be pub
lshed in pamphlet form, for general
distribution, A copy of the new char
ter will be mailed to every voter who
registers. and copies can be obtained
at the auditors office as soon as print.
ed. The new charter will be submitted
to a vote of the people at the Decem.
Der election for ratification or rejection,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Turn Of the Wheel--Samuel Elmore of
this city is the possessor of a big
rancho on the Trask river at the head
of Tillamook Bay and only last year.
under the abnormal pressure of things
down that way and the utter lack of all
prospect for revival, offered the place
for $4,000 During the past few days
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Funeral Held--The funeral OF Gust
Atalate. who was drowned last week,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
hall OF the Finnish Brotherhood, of
which he was a member. The inter.
ment was In Greenwood
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-30

Changed Hands--E. H. Flagg Of st.
Helen's has both the Register and Re.
view at Rainier. The Register will be
discontinued. The Review was former
ly edited by Rev, II. G. Kemp, who
has moved to Portland and will organ.
ixc Il printing syndicate.