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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Nns Grlundlcn Ehinn's.

Gle Tofriftcn mcbrcn lid, baB
9bino ouf Dem @cge lit, III Die Stcibe
Der mpoernen Staotcn ein5utreten.
ga miro gemeloct, oab oaS 2anb cine
0crfollung befommen ioll. Nciie &c
icBe u1o Ge%roronungen lper6cn bon
Eefina fir bas groBe &eih erIoiien,
unb bic Sopancr iteben ols treibenoe
aroft binter Dem icst 10 reiormfreunb-
lidcn Sof in Eefing. Dton bort nid)tS
mlebr bon ser Niidit1nbigfeit Der al.
ten Ot~itrcgcntin Siu-bii iuclde Die
lcbtcn od)t Sabre mlebr 81 logcn bottc,
ais Der aniier arpong-iii. Tic olte
Mitregentin ioa iett ielbit bcn Teior.
men aeneigt ieiiL unp boS mGdtigc
Mon6arinciltbunl, bos iid) iriibcr
alien Heformen cntgcgenitentmte, bat
nod Den ioponiidIen &rie9Scrfol1eu
1cecn HilBlono olid) umgeiottclt. Bic
les mag in bcm 9roBen Heide, mic III
bct meiiteu oricntaliiGcn Stootcn,
MIR alif Dem Gnpier r%corgoniiirt ner.
Sen. aber menn cS ben SSaponern ge.
liii9t, aud, ierner ibrc Stelllung ole
2ebrcr unb Snitrilftorcn III Gbina 5ll
bcbnuptcn, 10 miro bos v&eid) Der
Vtittc" in einieen Sabr5ebnten cia
anrl5 nercs iein. User bGttc Dor brci.
BIG Sobren 9eood)t, bob oos fleine
Sopon i'm Sabre 1904 Hublonb su
Honb uno @aiIcr idlo9cn mcroe?
@enm Die bisberigcn Tciormen in
China cine gcruiIic Spltemloiigfcit
5ei9tel,, 10 id)eint moll iebt ipitema'
tiid, oor5uaeben. Gin foiierlihcr Gr.
lab id)offt fir fat ale GcrtuoltungS.
6mci1c eirc nciie BeItaltung. Gin
Wnrincomt uuo cin @cnerolitab iuer
Den errid)tct, @ierrcr Gin 8erfebrsnmt.
Dem Eoit, Scle9ropbie Unto Die Giicns
bubnpermalttnG unteritcber. Gobci
betont DER GrloB, boB bieie Ienbernm
oer MIR Die @~runblage Der &erioi-
iuria bilben ioncn. Zen Winilterli
miro o%ngcbrobt, boB Tic 0eitrafung 81
geipdrti9en bnben, ipenn iie Dem foi'
lcrlid)en gcfebl niht gcbord)ell nnb eS
untcrlniieu, oic Soffnlngen ocs Dol
feS 5t erfiiaen.
NlS cine Der Snilptreiormcn iii oas
tailerlidF Gift ST. betroften, lpeld)eS
oas Soiter oes Opiunaenuiics oltS5lts
rotten Iudt. Ser GrIaB nrbnet Die
llntcroriidung oieies p%erberblid)en
@enuBmittels innerbnlb 5cbn SSabrcit
on. Iie Spilimpfeife. mie Die anltnr
Der WobnpilanSc iouen urteroriidt
merocn. Gie Ginfubr pieies @iftes
ans Snbien miro aufborer, mo eng
lanb, bas bel Dem Spiumbanbel, Der
ibm i1brlid iiber 20 Winipnen COL
lars einbrud)te, perbiente, miro 0ielcs
Siinoengclb perlierer, unb feinell
Spiumfrieg mcbr fiibrer, nie bon
1910 bis 1912. GaS cripad)te G6inu
lit Gin onberes. iuie bas alte China.
giienbobnen neroen gebaut. Sd)uletl
peroen errid)tet utb I'M Solfe reat lid,
elm bas
man ben Gbincien Dor Denigen Sab.
rem nod gar nid)t 5uactraut hattie,
lamit bobcn Irnerifn uno europa ~
red)ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Siirean bes stabt.S ibIiutbetars.
Ratbhuue.

0aIti IN tie, Do, 81. Nob. 1906.
Separat beriieaelte g~lneebote fir bic aiefes
rlln9 BON @eibdftSbiidern, s@rcibnlaieriaIien
ino 9rldfadben Omit Musrabnte port Srudfa'
den fir bic offentltdlen S6ulen), iuelde in
ben betrsffenoen 9~epnrtements, subs0 eparte.
ments. MIfi6iralYenrnte, itiht in einem Sc
partemcnt ~einaef6Ionen. uno ben Gpe6ials9onts
m%iiiionen ODER 9eboroet bes 0inhors nfo
Staotrnibs bon Baltimore erforberlit iiHa, fir
SaS Sabr 1907, beeiliteno AM erften Taee bcS
Salliar 1907. peroen biermii crtpiinfdt.
gefaete Inaebote bdbeI in llebereiniiirniiila
nit ben 9eoridien 5ormuInreu fit aoitcruii'
fhIdqe ltIo Spe5ifiIntionen, ncI6e lest in mel
ler Office i'm &atbbaufe auf .ic9eu. 81 fein.-
gue aoltenani6Idge ~lniiiielt inter Der Ini'
fbrift D.Yropoinls for 9Innfboois, be5iu. Bro
pofals for Rrinting," a%breifirt al ben ryoarb
OF 9lfp1roS," oeiu Stnbts9fegiitrnior in befieu
Office Dor Dem 10. December 1905, If llbr
Wloraens, citaereiht iperoell. unb iebes slnaes
bot rIub bon einefn beglaubigten Gbed fir ben
Veirae bon 500 begleitet fein.
9aS Nedt. iracno eineS ODER aue ~stnaebotc
6iriid juipcifen, miro porbcbaIicn.
Geftdiigt:
g.. Gfah Sin,annS,
Vrditoent Der 9ortrditsNeboroe.
@ilbur y. Gpple,
SinotsVibIiotbefar.
Wop23.4 .67.S.3O :Scst.34,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Ginipanbcrer : YnlDfnns mad bcm
Siocn.

lie Siioitaoten brailfen grbeiter.
Ter 3u5ug aus bcm Horoen lit nift
geniigerrb. 90 perild)te mon benli
BON Dem seipaltiaert Ginipanoerer-
from einen Sbeil nah Dem Silber
objulcnfen. nio Den einDonberiingSs
geborben bon Siio.Garolira gelone
es cenn aud, cine Shiffslaonng
auslaubiider Mrbeiter nody Charles
ton 81 bringet. natiirIid) ttiir cute
yiuiinifensmcrtbe" Nrbeiter. es lpor
Gin ercigltib III Charleston, DOS felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Oklahoma MILL etHeE
Snoianer in ben 9%unocsienot l6it'
fen. Gnolib oliu bod einmal Elm
.efter Imerifaner" i'm SberDaus.
@rob.G ittsburg ioll nun
bod SbotiadJe 1peroen. Sic bobere
6eriftsinItan5 bat SIT @itnIten bes
@roBerG ittsburg .@eiebes ertIdieoen,
bas Die Sereinieung N~acgbenps nit
Eittsburg bc5lpedt, bon g~llegbenp
ober btfampft norocu lit. Bittsbiirg
nnO Iaegbcnp batten nnd) benz Gen,
jus bon 1900, cine GinWobner5abl BON
runo 100000. 0od) Ginbe5lebung
ciniger unoerer Hafbarorte, iueld)e
Die geridJtlide @ntiheibutg abge-
martet babeit mo MN atf millens
iino, eil5iltreten, miro Oos r@rpbere
Eittsbure" nabe5u cine Wiaion Gin
tuobner 5dbien. IS miro BON Der
elften Stele unierer @robitGote al
Die pierte Stele rildcn ltno on @in-
mobncrSobl ct. 2ouia, Bottom 9olti-
more, 9lepelono, Buffalo, Sun Sran-
CISCO uno Cincinnati %iiberbolen.
Ger iran 5oiii6 = rem er.
miniItcr Glemcnceau bat nuf eigene
Saitit einen Miniiter ser Mrbeit &C.
i6offen, ullb Der nere Miniiter bieieS
Reiiorts, Der So5ioliit 8ipiani, milbtc
Dor Der Gepiltirtenfommer Die Hotb.
menoigfeits zines arbeitsminiiterS
nohlpeiien. Sipioni erflGrte, Dab bic
4rbciter ibre Sage niht our6 Hepos
luton, ionoern ourd) Gpolution, 3. f.,
burh rltbige, geieslide gntpidelung
hires Stonpes entrpideln fonnten,
Seine Efli6t iei es, Die 9eoiirfniiie
Der Irbeiter po%ralls5u.ieben, DOB lire
emancipation ni6t burd &otaitro-
pben, ionbern ourd itGnoiges 9cs
miiben CREDIT meroe. Ser &ompf
5luiihcn Den pom @liid gegiinitigten
uno Gcnen, Die bas Slid neibet, fper-
&c mcniger burd mcniflides Sons
beln, als ourd Die lotente Waft ser
0inge berbei9efiibrt. Gas IrbeitS-
Winiiterium muroe oarouf nit 512
gegen 20 Stimmen bepi1igt.
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2unbon

Ter tarptjdaIihas Srtebtnt in Baltimore.
gu iencr 2ett trrei1bar. GfRf Gents sSabrs
eeIb bon alien siabffbetIeu.. Strabenbabr.
geaaons pafirsn ben Safptettaatq. aue brts
Sic ben SrieSbot lei ranbem Befter bef:insn.
@sardbnibsldte gu fetr mdbteen Hreifen.
fdntmtIi6 inter fortipdbrenber YfIeee.
4arsan: Nr. 81, @eft.9a.afuHa'Sfrdhe.
(San6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

llnb fouft ha. TOO Sbr Die teTten Eeine.
g~Sbisfies uno granoies bon 20 bis SO @:osett
biIli9tr faufe1 ionnt. ais All ireeno etncln ans
oerei, H.ate In Der GtaSt. IIte Tripat,gIaare,
Yreis $3.50. infer Vreis $t.OO. gBir babeit
b%iuiaerc gsaGren. ,oenu Gle b~iefcIben ipiiits
fdet. elite sseine lIb 8raubies fiir mebisi.
flifdbe 3tpede.
Spf. %. etunebrafer & Go,
Nr. 10. Sitspoinbarbs, rabe g1arIeSsStrabe.
tSft3t & oWtft)
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@iQian, Gppf'S

ipobfbetaunte $75 geersisnnDen nmfaHen:
pra1tbouen Sara, nit ft,parscm 9ut, ipeibem
ooer gruaen, Bliifd iberSpeen; dubercn 3aften;
Yceroisune ; ~sln5eige. Ginbalfamirsn,. Sanbs
fhube. IrGuerfIcr, ~3ootenbeno ODER 1ede. Seif'
9utfben,, 8nes, etiible, 2tdter. 2ei6ter uro
Sraperie'n.
Nars punftanSis SIS. aetne Ggtra.epefen.
$50 - 4erianbt upm 2ethen = $50.
&ubere Setrbtsnng 500, 500 nuo $40.
Hurth. nuo 8reenmpint.M uenue.
Neibe 3tIepbune. Sag uno gaht.
(Oft4-) q, pssrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Rnr Grinncrnnn

Slr UrtHNcruH0
all lrnicrc geliebte Satin lino Wluiter
Catherine 9aug,
iueIhc beute Dor 5pei Sabren, am %. 9iobents
Der 1904. aeftorbeIt, aber ni6t pergeiien III.
3tpei Sabre fino es beut, mir ueroen's ME
bergefen,
Sab Sid Der 2oo ans unf'rcr Mite nabnt.
sSer f6nnte infer erpbeo aeio ermeiien,
Tiht Nprte fnno Der Wiltito fir unfern @ram.
gSds III ais treue @atfin nnb Wiiitter ms Ges
ipeielL,
IN mcinem Ser8en III e8 icbi gu Ieicr.
Coll bort fir INNER ~eifReihrieben fcin.
@eiuibmet bon ibreh
(3SD @nticr nue 0iuocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Sobu Serluig e Sobn,
2etdeAbcNatter ums Gtnbaliamirer,
Nr. 20OH. ErleanH.Gtrahe.

Speigefbdft: Cir. 524, Gafternsslbenue
3ieblutotopn. 8dliimoresG oliiiib.
Wir bdbeii IN un'erer ianaen 9ef6dftspragis
Mrnl uno yeib beerbigt. Sinb nit eeringef1
4rofit 5ufrtcberl. Sie feiuftcn aniI6en ~selieiert
FIR Sot5eiteli. unterbnltuneer uno unoere @e'
legenbeitcn. 0eibe Telephone. (Wlai2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Sran Gliiabetb &nSolpb.
Wr. 1910, Wea.qaupoIe

Er. 1910, Weit.2ansaIe. etraae,
ipirb ben ,linterri1t 1T Der YorSeudn.UaaI
ipteoer nufnebnten.
grttfnnns Der aIafIen am 2. pttstes, Wsor.
gems 2 llbr.
e@iiIcr FIND actcten. lid rcdtseitta Sn mel.
ben. (Gept30Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Baltimore Cemetery.

gAreaa: Granit!n. glos, Waltimsrs- u. ssortbfr.
0egrdbnibpldbe 5um Yerfduf - Don $50 an,
NIT WlurInprpiriten abeeerei5t S85 - Yiak thr
bier 0rdber. (Surt16.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27
Qurraine.

Ysa!eriih = VarfortiG - Hri:btM.
MeiIe. gennet Ole NIT Bo,pbdttan beaei4 nete
Ncrtt.Gbenne.Gdr. Sreie Rutf4en Nnnt1iftaes
am Terminus. greije bon Neerdbnibptdeen
Cotton 22s. Snrsnu: ;reniiia. nnS Minbipr.
asaes. SerIanat srrf&are. (geat41S.1&s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Ndie tir's Nnslans trierst g. Natne, 3r.
as, Ch'Satimpre. str., AAac0Shauesnte'Ase
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Wermiidbte Mnseiaen.
Nlte Tebcrbettett.

Der bodfte 9reis ipirS be6abIt ilr alte Seoern
in irgeIto iueiber Gndntitdt. Dldn Ienoe 0otf.
idrie. an z. y. Sfaaes, Nr. 6l3, Nsre.Gatam.
Strube. yeioe TelephDne. (3-.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Ier9obn- Wogn Sorri.
man bat iid gegen Die Gerltaatli-
dung Scr giienbobnen olisgeiprod)eil.
Sic lei ilnproftiid unb eigne iid nidt
iiir unier 2anb. Sn Sarrimon's Sn.
t~ereiic lieqt Sic geritootlidung tn,
tiirIih uidt. @r b1ttc bllrh bieiclbe
feline @clegenbcit mcbr, nit icincn
gftien an Der 9orlc Die 21mnler 5lt
id)ceren illb ipcitcrc Miuionen cin5il-
ltcden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

&uiuTanb's tirfiide gGber.
gaaitatIe.g ebdabe, Buitamt sssen. etets often.
Nug22-)
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ten. Sfiffer uno Safenarbeiter Dot
ten lhpere Seiten.

Oklahoma mill eineE
Snoiater in ben 9un0eSienot lftt'
fen. gnolib oliu bod einmal Elm
.edter Mnterifouer" i'm S%berbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Sic nNem 9orfcr Stats
%5eitung" mllB ibr altes Scim oufge.
ben, ga bic Stobt bos SerroinL auf
mcldem oos Stoats5eitungs .@ebGllee
itebt, our Grlpeiterilng bes gllfgangS
sur 9rooflpner 9riife notbmcnoig
bat. Gle thanksgiving" miro ibr
nciles 'Seim an Der mfr eilige Suit
bert S6riit pont olten Staots5ei-
tlngS-@ ebdilbe e%ntierntcn 2ofopettez
StraBe erridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Sic SaIbmonutSi6rif
,lleber 2ano uno Meer" bat ibren 40.
Sabrguilg ongetreten. Gine 3eit-
if)riit, bic nabeSl, eit babies Sabr'
blnbert ibren groben 2eierfrciS felt
Subolteit nerltanoen hat. 1peil lie an,
bcpGbrten alten feitgebalten, babel
ober aud benz eiten Neiten lire
Spalten geoifnet Dot, beoarf feincr
Gmpfebllrng mebr, lie cmpfieblt lid
iclblt. llnterboltenber, ruie belebrcn.
Der Snbolt lit gut gemdblt, nno mas
an Slilitrotionen geboten miro, lit IN
Ser MiislpobL, luie in Der Nusfiibrung
crItfloiiig ul,o babel reidlif. Ger
Yreis pro Seit betrGgt 20 Gents. 9e.
ltcGungen ninlntt Die 9udbanblung
BON u. &onitif, Nr. 10, Horo4Sppplc-
tonaStraBc, ~entgegen.
Ser Hbein battle bicien
!Scrbit iuodcnlong einen 10 tiefen
Maiieritortb, wie felt lonaen 3eiten
nid)t. Sn Moin5 lpar Der Tiefitano
Anfnnes Nopember am Yegel q I'M.
ter Niill uilb Mitte oes Wonats nod,
IA inter Mill. ,3lpiid)en Wain5 mn
Motteroom laaelt gegen 1000 Sdiife,
Die meoer por5 nod ~riidiu1rts, -fpnn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-27

Tas bette NIB biaisite beutidbe glatt In ben
mtttel. unb Sibiiaateu.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10
A SPLENDID SPECIMEN.
Fine journalistic Creation Emanates
from Antipodean City of Christ.
church, N. z.

The office OF the Morning Astorlan
Is In receipt OF another specimen OF
the printers art as demonstrated In
the shop and offices Of the Chrsts-
church, New Zealand. Weekly Press.
The paper is edited and managed by
Phineas Selig, brother Of l.. f. Sellg
of this city and is one OF the best
types Of high-class journalism that
ever reached the exchange tables In
1 this office.
It Is repiete with fine descriptive
matter in relation to the cities and
towns. the fields, the mines, the nat
ural wonders and the commercial .ad-
vantages Of that marvellous land; and
the picture craft displayed Is simply
perfect. II Is to be doubted II any
paper in the world can excel 1t for
beauty of finish in every department
and It Is certainly an exquisite model
Of a Christmas number.
The range Of the work, both literary
and artistic, is ample and Intensely
interesting, and affords one a com
posite estimate Of all that country has
to offer It must be seen to be prop
erly appreciated.
Appropos Of this holiday number OF
the Press, the ordinary isue Of this
great journal, which accompanies the
gala number. contains fine reproduc-
ton Of the famous picture Of Dell p.
/ Scully, and his fishing stunt at his
own Office door, Of which, Mrs. A.
4 Selig, the, venerable mother Of the
gentlemen before named writes from
Sydney New South Wales, to Mr..
selig here as follows:
"There is a lovely picture in the
Weekly Press, this week Of a gentle
man fishing in his own front door at
Astoria, a Mr.. Dell p. Scully;
thought you might have sent It to
/ Phineas, It Is very natural picture
DO you know him? He's a fine, jolly
looking gentleman" Mrs Selig Is
now in her Goth year and writes a
delightfully."- interesting letter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The steamer Alliance arrived down
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

yesterday and had on board 96 people
for Coos Bay. She left down at
o'clock but had not made 1t to sea
last night. She will probably go out
this morning.
River men report that a big boom
has broken up the Lewis river OPP
posite ST. Helen's and that over a
million feet of logs are swarming into
the Columbia. This means danger and
lots of hard work in rounding up the
drift.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The steamship Roanoke arrived In
at the Calender pier at 4:45 o'clock
yesterday evening. after n rough and
nasty trip up the coast She had iif-
" passengers on board. three Of
whom, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Swain, and
Miss E. Reiss, were billed for this
port and dIsembarked here. She will
return down on Tuesday II she Is not
held up to her regular sailing sched-
ule, which will bring her here. out
ward bound, on next Thursday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10
SAVING CHILDREN OF
CLATSOP
TRAVELLING AGENT TEuScAER
OF BOYS AND GIRLS AID so.
ciETY LEAVES THIS MORNING
WITH EIGHT YOUNGSTERS,

Yesterday morning Travelling Agent
], Teuschcr. Jr.. OF the Boys aud Girls
Aid Society OF Oregon. reached this
city on quest for such waits aA Chat
sop county might have for the home
and was In constant touch through
out the day with County Judge Tren-
chard In this behalf.
He found time. however. to visit
several Of the public schools and 10
make informal talks to the children
In regard to the home. its purposes,
It's condition and to show the young
sters how they might contribute 10
the care and comfort OF their less
fortunate little fellows.
Mr.. Teuschcr says the society IL do
ing an immense lot Of good work and
could, and would do far more II its
resources were amplcr There are at
present sIxty-four children In the
home. where the normal capacity In
for but fifty; that there are slightly
over 500 children on parole through
out the state. but not AZ yet adopt
ed They all have good homes but
until they are legally adopted they
are wards Of the society and must
be carefully looked after. TO visit
these youngsters and gee that they
are not neglected and that they are
behaving properly comes within the
scope Of Mr.. Teuschers duty. and this,
together with the rounding up OF other
recruits from the thIrty-three coun-
ties In the state. keeps him on the
"go' continually.
As a result Of his deliberations with
the court yesterday. there were eight
children committed to his custody and
| he will leave for the Portland inati-
tuition on this mornings express. as
he makes It rule always to travel
| in the day time with his charges, when
1t is possible.
The children for whom commit
Jennie Adolph, Q years Of age; Lille
| Adolph, years; Julia Adolph, 7; Her
man Bidwell, 10 years; Hazel BIdwell.
8; Olga Hill, years; Ingree Hill. 3
years; and Violet Hill, babe of eight
months.
There Is one more lad In the Hill
family for which provision must be
made by the state, sooner or later as
he Is feeble minded The county Is
allowing Mrs. Hill, the mother SO
per month.
There Is q very definite interest be-
| ing taken, hereabout, In the wedding
out Of helpless and wayward chill
dren and their proper disposal In this
and others ways and 1t Is certain to
react hopefully and heartily, not on
ly on the community itself, but upon
the little beneliciaries as well and
no impediment should be cast in the
way Of any agency Of the kind; on the
contrary, all practical aid should be
lent the county officers, the society
and the families contributing these un
fortunates in the work Of manifest
redemption.
The local board consists Of Dr. A.
A. Finch, Judge c. J. Trenchard, Miss
Emma Warren, Frank Barker, and
Mrs. c. A. Gearhart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

r. NJ Leathers has just closed a
contract with towing and logging
company of which Thomas H. Bell
is president, for the construction Of a
steamer s5 feet long, 16 feet beam
and 6h feet depth of hold. She is
to be equipped with fore-and-aft COM
pound engines and Roberts pipe
boiler and will cost in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000. Mr.. Leathers ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10
Simpson Schooner Louis Reported
WatterIoesed at Sea.
ROANOKE REACHES ASTORIA
Bad Drift Of Logs Now In Columbia
Alliance Down En- Route to Coos
5ay-oklahoma Kept Busy
Waterfront News.

The schooner C. r. Holmes entered
port yesterday evening on the haw-
sers Of the Wallula and her master
reports that on Thursday evening at
5 o'clock he sighted the five-masted
schooner Louis, which left Knappton
and this port on Friday last, lumber
laden for San Francisco, waterlogged
and wallowing in the gale. She had
no signals flying but was evidently
trying to make port and heading
north. The Calender Navigation Co.,
interested in the Louis, was notified,
and C. H. Calender at once wired the
pilots and tugmen at Gray's Harbor
TO watch closely for her and render
all assistance. She is not deemed to
be in grave and immediate danger, but
1t is essential that she make port
at the earliest practicable moment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The townsville Woolen Mill store
has just received from the mills a
large shipment Of fine Woolcn sweat
ers and knit vests and coats in fancy
and plain colors, suitable for men do
ing indoor work These are something
new. On display in east window.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The steamer Robert Dollar arrived
In at $50 o'clock p. m. yesterday.
from San Francisco, and berthed at
the Flavel docks, where she will load
lumber from the Old oregon Mills. for
the return trip south.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The schooner Churchill. from
Knappton. for san Francisco has
cleared at the custom house. with
s07S60 feet OF lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The British ship Allerton. grain
laden for Europe. came down on the
lines Of the Oklahoma, from Portland
yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The bark Agate from San Francis
co for Vancouver. for lumber. has
crossed in and Is at anchor in the
lower harbor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The oklahoma went up yesterday
with the Alice Mcdonald and the
Abbie on her tow-lines, both to Raj
nier, for lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The five-masted schooner G. E.
Billings has arrived In at the Fla
vel dock and will load Old Oregon
Mills Lumber for the Bay CITY. Cap
tain Birkholm reports that he sight
ed a four-masted bark. in ballast, OF
the bar, and believes 1t to be the
Iverna.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The oil tanker Whittier came down
from Portland yesterday and went to
the lower harbor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

The Last Day-Thls Is the last day
for the payment of your water rates.
Penalties attach after today. Settle
up and avoid COSTS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

Only Two More Days of the great
"ummage sale. Goods at your own
price. 1l-9-2t
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-10

poets to have her completed inside OF
three months.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-13
New EIaht- story HoteI

The proposed Hill street tunnel and
otheIs big improvements planned Tor
Hill street have served to boom values
along that thoroughfare north of Thlrd
street.
Now a $35O,OOO hotel of modern style
is to adorn the northwest corner of Hill
and Second streets, the structure TO be
an eight-story fire-proof building of
$50, 600 rooms. The lot is 120xl65 feet,
the Locke apartment house building,
standing nearly on the crest of the hill
on the north side of the frontage. The
syndicate making the purchase have an
option on the adjoining lot, 6OXl6o feet,
the residence Of former Judge A. M,
Stephens The Hill street corner sold
for $150,O0O or at $3.50 front foot
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-13

/ SO; Salinas Burhanks. $t.4O% I 90;
river reds, $100@1.15; Merced sweets,
$3.50.
Onions-Faucy. Csc; common, soc.
Various-Green peas 5000; string
beans, 8@6c; egg plant, 75c N 81. 25;
green peppers, SO a 65c; tomatoes. 25@
75cj garlic, 26Sc; ououmbers, $1,000
1.25.
Flour Family extras, s465 OSLO;
bakers extras, $4.3O@460; oregon and
Washington, S3.75mA25.
Wheat - Shipping, $t.22k a. 1874 /;
milling, $1.27h a 1874.
Barley-Feed, $1,000 101M; brewing,
$1.07h @t.t2k; chevaller, s1.10@1.25.
Oats-Red, S1.17h 6142k; white,
s1.s5@1.i5; black si6O@S.1O. -.
illstuffs--Middlings s2S.00 a %. 00;
mixed feed $4,000 a 400 rolled barley,
S2S.5o 245O; aotmeol, s45o@475; oat
groats. S4.75; rolled oats, $500 a 500.
Hay-Wheat s1LO0@2 @2OO0j. wheat
and oat, $500 a 1900; Oat, wild, $9.00d
1900 oat, tame, S9.00@14.00; alfalfa,
$S.00@12.00; straw, 55 070c
Receipts-Flour 9445; wheat 302;
barley, 1927; oats. IT'S; beans, 1885 !;
potatoes, 5115; onions, 56O bran, 2S0;
middlings, 2619; hay. 1915; straw, III
hides, 655; wine. S400.