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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-11-21

CARD OF THANKS -We desire to
express our sincere thanks to the
friends who so kindly assised us in
our recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs Duckeck
and family.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-11-21

w. p. Bowden has returned from
Seattle and expects to make his home
in this city. His wife will join HIM
later
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-11-21
PERSONALS AND
LOCAL BRIEFS

New line of laces just received at
Butts Reeve Co. store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-11-21

G. E. Reeve, of st. Lawrence twp,
was a Miller visitor Thursday. He
has just completed large barn on
his farm.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-11-21
Thanksgiving Services

There will be a union Thanksgiving
service at the Christian church next
Thursday, Nov. % at IL A. M.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
DIR HALs,s CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

"Christmas is not done with ut
midnight on the iwenty-ffth of
December. 1907 writes Edward
Everett Hale, in his editorial page
in the Christmas Woman's Home
Companion. SIN the older Ian
guage Of the older Christianity.
for people who spoke English. the
Christmas lasted twelve DAYS.
Indeed. | think the legends about
the birth of the Baby said that
after the Wise Men had seen in
the East His star they travelled
twelve days or twelve NIGHTS.
until on the twelfth night they
came to the snintly stable and I'M
loaded their caincls. l like. as orc
year ends and another year begins,
to notify those around me that
stupid Labor, the lifting and
toiling of daily life, is suspended
for q while, and that for the next
year energetic Work. the triumph
of the soul over mind and matter.
is to begin. | like To have a
special remembrance of the Christ
mas every day: The chlldren's
celebration on Christmas morning:
the service ut church as the dav
goes by; some Christmas party Of
the old folks in the evening: the
OratoriO of the Messiah at least on
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

The Weekly Inter Ocean is the
only weekly newspaper published
in Chicago in connection with a
great daily paper. 1t contains a
judiciouslv selected summary Of
the news of the nation and world,
the best stories. home. farm.
" ma =. IS IN girl'> and othr'
speoial departments. and far.
pltr; tie. y lie aditpriai~ write,
fro = a Re u'iiran viewpoint. Il
IS hv ia the best general new
PAGER OF the Western states. The
ella prre f~ The Week..
1nttr Ocean : 5 aud for Th'
Press = so Bui subscription,
W ii rn.ri e ~ this office for
the apc"s in combination
o II >.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LrCTURt

The Press is in receipt OF Il
postal invitation to attend q
"Lecture on Christian Science to
be delivered bv Rev. Arthur Il.
Nosbury, {. ). r.. Of Rochester
n. Y. ut Aberdeen 5. ID. on the
9th inst. 1t comes too late FIR us
to be able to attend. I,nt We do
not know that the lecture would
give us anything new which
would tend to change orr opinion
OF the claims of lis a~dhcrents.
We are of the belief that re
li9ion and science cannot lie mis-
cd successfully any better than
oil and water. The ten Gem
mandmcnts of old time re.,oi,n
n'can what they say plus the
parallels and teachings of the
Lord Jesus Christ. ANYTHING
moro is nothing more or les
than crccdism. The effort
10 Danish sickness by a
dope of religion and science is
not prlatab!c to Us. whether il is
TO other people or not.
We claim the principle. that an
"ouncc of prevention is worth u
pound of cure is better and far
more reliable thnn Christian
Science, or all Of the latter dav
isms put together. Bare science
alone is health: vide, science of
health, science Of life and science
of medicine. Let the young be
taught to keep their health, not to
throw it away or exhaust it in dis
sipation-that is far better than to
give them the idea that the
Almighty is going to give it back
to them some day by a course of
pcnance and ''belief'.
And older people should learn
that there is a physical cause for
all sickness besides the fiat of the
Almighty-besides the ''microbes
in the air"-and learn what that
cause is in their own individual
case, and act accordingly, and
they will not need any Christian
Science socallcd to cure their ills
and other difficulties.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

both the Sundays: the Christmas
tree for the Sunday School ard
one for the Settlement House and
n for the Onion and one for the
Association and one for the In
dustrial School. and so on until
yon come to the Twelfth Night.
with its ring or it, bean in Tie
cake. and perhaps a good round
dance or a Virginia reel before
Twelfth Night i, over"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
TEMPERANCE VETERANS RE
UNION

One of the most pleasing and
interesting features Of the Worlds
Temperance Congress to be held
at Saratoga Springs. n. T.. in
June of 1908 will be Il Re-Union
of Veteran Temperance Workers.
\ half DIV will be devoted to This
II Getting. AID on" of the ARE
churches nf TIE city vii! he sec r
ed for the purpose. Some lead
inc IcmN@Nncc worker + Iut,r-
National rapatation WI prc>ii :.
anc the ii e will be given to
>hur. 4 dresses and one nj ute
rem miSccnt 'pcechc> from the
oldest workers present " oder
TO arc this progra IN co plr
End effective we IRE II g. pfim@ /
secure. m advance. a | & OF III
VIII" purpose 10 attcnd the Con-
Aress and he ,rc en-; at tlr mee'
me KINDLY address j Il
DurNco. >, TRIANGLE BI.;n
Rochester. y. !.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
Department of the Interior. Land Office
III Enrnn = D Nny Il 1LAI1

NOTICE is hereby given that Mabel III.
Dwight OF Gettysburg. $. -. has filed
aoflce of her inscntion TO make final Gem
mutation proof IN support OF her claim,
ort. .. 1906. for the NJ sEl and Nj
>Wl4 section % township ll3 range ~,
ma that said proof VIII he MADE before
ne Clerk OF Courts III Gettysburg $. ID. On
Dec. u 1891.
She names the following witnesses to
cultivation Of the land. viz: Lyle
,andeli. Frank O'Ncill, j a Whiteside,
Nellie y Pardy ali of Gettysburg $ ID
c. 4. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05


Civ de -'o-cclvn. 6 piling furnish
ed Tor Forest .iN bridge Is o.
. 10 81 ...... tt
= i.aN e.. snr.,c ; : IN m
Boa ii 81 hcaltl. aIli OK vro
l.ehanou
Ic ar. he 1T Zoe, tN
~! e Vng,ur. ca =. ease
SAFE vs. liz or s.
"a q, ease II Stale ys. .'ri,r
tar $. ar : $ b. enH> 81
Nc syn, Rcss and Klaus and
inil ................. j. 20
~alHf. man G IL Ecl IN c.l:i :
weed, n lall Its . q
sumo ster' Il fec Il ease fSt,te
". iohi Wei, seYsing suhp,
o'as on j. Lpvcry. f Rogers.
+ Viewer and j stern
3a-en ...... ........ l6
~'rvine ,ub, ems on Adams
md All ..... 49,. ~. ~
$ 0l. ltowifF fees y ca-rnf ga t,
- >"' *' $3.50 Lif
poeHas on>h up. G am I. vii
son. Wilkinson '.a'imnr ard
II fsen and I'll -. 4 20
atle. eae, o. t.e IS Z Ell
Ne on sum o. n Rsia.
anu FRED Lake is Witnesses and
mill. 20 90
Same. sheriff fees drawlng lurys
summonlng jurors and MI
los 90
summoning special jurors and
mil :........:.::.. q 80
Atlas Elevator Co., bridge lumber
furnished Tor Forest City
bridge % %
2oo' lbs coal furnished states
attorney $ otlce .. ~ 80
\ = Murdy, road overseer, Fair
view twp 1907 1899. Is 90
y 4 Brehl, y and onehalf days
laDor on ROAD. Lower forest
Sl!y twp SO 90
lumoe' FURNISHED for cut
verts 40 50
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
Department OF the Interior, Land Office

.. dI IIVIUIT -. II. ANUV. TO, I.TU'
NOTICE is hereby given that Pearln
Irene Odeli of Eales IS. d.. has filed no.
tlce of her intention tomake final commu-
tation proof in support OF her claim viz:
Homestead Entry No. lS2y4 made Jnly :,
9c6, for the NW4 section % township
100 range IS and that said proof Will be
made before Clerk of Courts at Cicttys-
ourg s ID. ON Dec. 21. 1907.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
ultivation of the land viz:
William T. Lyman of Lebeau S D, Clar-
nccHcrron of Eales $ d. Ed X Harmon,
urs Will II Harris. of Gettysburg S ID
G. A. BLAKE, Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
Department of the Interior, Land

Oiflce at Huron. SD. Nov. 13. 1907
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank
). kula of Gettysburg. South Dakota, has
led notice of his intention to make final
i've year proof in support of his
lain. viz: Homestead Entry No l.l73
ale May 10. 1892. for the nw1@ section
piwnshlp ilS ran rc77 and that said proof
~ D" maac I" tore Clerk Of Courts. at
,tiN>1ifg. ;. d. IN bee ~. lNo.. He
imes III" following witnesses to prove
Ms continuous resi- '"nc' upon az cuii-
alton Of the ian viz:
l. Harmon RAY Rosa. Abort Ka,a
II SAY NJ IS 4.nttys az, , ID
.-2i c. a. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
Township Clerk. EP Eperling.
Township Justices OF the Peace.
: HuutuoM. & + O'Brian.
20 .f.hlA =, Ih,n,ns.

o .l.oiH. Il : hompSa
n Nv.i'er
.l'''d - 'l
.tA 'N'a
h.liu II aH> rgnNnn >
10 ''1 ! fp".
, tc NV II, IS 'toN
on s>tN
On m@ti"n Board a'iourn'
'ii' i:f}p II !'W p M b"'r
me - per a"j'N.mcHt. SlAt
N.' ,'on3r present..
i;li.> "'rFe all We i'i.o"S
~frpA'n ''i''"r; de.N~ on c".'M
hoNf. ana nail. IL oO
an on" na'I !aNs inspect
r,:NS &i.No '@eS II
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

DurNco. - Vr.anals BI.;n
Rochester,. y. !.
Gaat'aua .ftst page
twp. - o
Samp. day lah,rof imam.
G Wcrih, | day labor. in>p e.
inc aad measuring grade lls-
..... ,
Atlas Elevator G,.,6p, lb, Caun
coal furnished for SIS. 81. =,
office > 80
HrsNtage N sam. ..... -
Blue Blanket Leader, p hitting
oi!i.al proceed n@-. or. tt
mctt and oihc,ai nojir,, lo
coUaity Srl q l291.... s. 80
j. }. Mcrirns. NJ. d.. quarantine
in@ and t mitigating .e>'dcuce ~
L L. Gardne: fer SIN Hip Y,
order hoard oi health -. 10 .
Sam, quarant'ning and iGm
eating >%cnlhouse. Lebanon 10 90
Same, quarantining residence of
Parker family Lebanon > 90
Same. quaranting and fumigat-
ing hotel and post office, Leb-
Same, quaranlining and fumi-
eating residence OF p Rausch.
Hoven, for diphthcria 10 OG
j NJ McMaster. sheriff fees and
expense incurred in killing aud
burying three Glandcred horses.
of Matt Hoven, by order board
of health; mil to Hoven. 5 90
labor of 3 men, employed in
bUrylng 10 90
Sheriff fees killing and bury
ing 10 90
Bert Roelofsen, 81 days labor.
firing engine, running road
grader, 16 80
A f Rome, 3 plank furnished
for bridge. Forest City. Z 50
ID I Davis. S days labor. running
c unity + ad gradcr.... 30 o.
Nj Mc..inais. ID q VS. lab T.
man team, on road. Forest
city Twp .......... % 20
NJ NJ Will ans. Bride | m'mr
furnished Car. twp.19J1. 10 IS
Same. sanr. i,rR y twp Sc -
Wars Peterson. 9 DAYS !: Dor ,u
road. Ian and team. l. W..
Twp ...... !
Olof Anderson. road ovcrseer
Sanncr twp. 1907. 800. 20 o.
hn ling 3 loads If l.mber an
ties for culvcits $3.50. S
b days building culvcrts and
grading at same ....... 1t o
spikes furnished ..... or.
day letting iireg,nrd low
ING $500. 1000. $685.. y 90
day inspecting sane. 4 20
use II p.ow on road o
A W Ga. per. n days labor
aud team N road Forest it,,
ts p. claimed Sl54. no. III W
ed S12aaru. iulance Il Ii Ia he
pa d when - Kcmpf . id e'
across Cheyenne creek i re
paired as per agreement.
Same. plank and timber furnish
cd for bridge II 80
Olof Anderson, l day hauling
lumber for culvert, Sanner
twp Observation-Disclosures. i 90
and onehaIf day repairing
bridge. wss.-ed out aid rep.-r-
ING same & %
day grading on road. Sanncr
twp ........ 49,. o.
livery rig hired. conveying aue..
to inspect grade. $50. / so
building culvert in grade, Sanncr
twp. 1905, .......... / 80
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05

Department oi the Interior. Huron s.. u.
Lana Oliic-. Nov. 13. 1907
NOTICE. j. hereby given that Nellie A.
,tiN OF Gettysburg :. d.. has FLEA
's' Of hrr inicntiou 10 make final CON-
.satiNn pfouI in support Oh Eer claim.
homestead Entry VI. ls356. made
,'t. .. l9oj. for the So SEA and SIS
~ Section 20 township LID range -
tnat said proof VIII he made
rlerc Clerk of Clerks at Gett.shurg S.
= IA nc.2l. 1905. She name, the follow
Witnesses to prove his continuous
4. .ence apon and cultivation OF the
n viz
Lyle Sandell, Frank oNenl, J A
Whitesiae. Mabel III Dwight. all of
$ ID
c. a. BLAKE. Register
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
o oHuHnnnunnnnunnuno D
4 no PERSONAL MENTION Ona
Q CHnHunuus3t33u1u q

Monroe Sander, of San francisco, re-
preventative Wilmering- Loewe Co, dis,
tributors Of Kellogg's Whisky, is making
his quarterly visit to Astoria.
]. E. Ferguson has gone to Portland
and Hood River. He left last evening
for those points on a business trip.
After trip Of several months which
was occupied in touring Oregon and Cali
fornia, Miss Elizabeth Gregory has re-
turned to Astoria.
]. V. Burns made trip to Ilwaco
yesterday to look up the cigar business.
Hon. +. !. Dunbar and wife, after an
absence Of over eight years at Salem, are
once more at home in their residence at
sl2 Harrison avenue.
p. +. Brix made trip to Deep River
yesterday.
PERS. PERS
Mr.. Mark Kelly. Of Skamokawa, ar
rived in the city yesterday on business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. C. Black. Of Portland.
are registered at the Oceident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Black, of Portland,
are in the city.
Edward A. Beals, Of U. S. Weather
Bureau, Portland, il at the Occident.
G. R. Wentworth, Of Tacoma, arrived
in this city last evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16

Tom Richardson. manager Of the Port
land Commercial Club has written ask
Ing that the Astoria Chamber Of Com
merce make ~ emphatic as possible dur
Ing the next 10 days the fact that there
are now In operation special colonist
rates from all points in the East to
Astoria.
These rates expire October 3Ist. MIR.
Richardson suggests that the various
business houses and business men send
letters TO az many people as they may
personally know who may be glad Of
the opportunity TO take advantage Of
this rate while II Ii still on. lie says
there are no doubt thousands who are
hesitating about coming West, and pos
sibly one letter would decide them In
favor Of coming to Oregon.
He also suggests that the school teach
ers mention this In the public schools
and that the. ministers Of the various
churches announce II on Sunday next
from their pulpits.
Manager Whyte believes that Mr..
Richardson's suggestions should be care
fully carried out.
During the next 10 days Mr.. Whyte
viii try to ascertain who might come
TO Oregon II letter were written them,
and then endeavor to see that these let
ters are written.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
JUDGE M'BRIDE'S DE-
CISION AFFIRMED
SUPREME COURT SAYS COUNTY
CLERK WILL ONLY HAVE TO
EXTEND ROLL INSTEAD OF MAX
ING DUPLICATE.

SALEM, Or, oct. l5s--.Joiin Waiter
house and George Kobath, appellants, VI
CIatsop County and .. G. Clinton, county
clerk, respondents, was the only case in
which the supreme court handed down
~ opinion this morning. and In this tht
decision Of Judge Thomas A. Mcbride ID
affirmed by Chief Justice Bean. This
va q friendly suit brought To procure
an Interpretation Of the provisions Of the
1907 tax laws, insofar as they coniiict
with the old code, particularly Az to
whether the county assessor should ex-
tend the 1907 taxes on the ioll reported
by the assessor or whether the clerk
should make new roll, and Justice
Bean In harmony with Judge Nc
Bride, holds that the clerk shall ex-
tend the taxes upon the roll made up By
the assessor, after county court has
made the levy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
la Curious Case

"A Curious Case
In the police court yesterday curious
case came up. A man was arrested for
being drunk, and contrary to the usual
custom, he did not forfeit his bail. nor
did he plead guilty. Instead he was on
hand. when his case was called, and was
accompanied by prominent attorney Of
this city. According to the evidence, he
was visiting house on Eighth street,
near Astor, and two friends who ac-
companied him tried to induce him to
leave, and 20 with them. He wanted to
get rid Of these parties, but they called
an officer who unceremonionsly took the
man to the city jail on charge Of
drunkenness. On conclusion Of the tes-
timony Judge Anderson found the man
guilty and sentenced him to pay fine
Of s5. His attorney asked that the fine
be placed at figure that would permit
Of an appeal and the judge, wishing to
accommodate him, placed his fine at $40
which was paid. The case will be ap-
pealed. @
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
MARCHING 10 ATTACK.

PARIS, Oct. l5.-In dispatch from
Tangier, correspondent Of the Petit
Journal says that Mulai Hafg's army,
5000 strong Is marching on Casa Blanca
with the direct intention of attacking
General Brude commander Of the French
forces. Casa Blanca is making elabo-
rate preparations for defense. The tribes
men which recently attacked French
column near Uadja are reforming and
for attack.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16

The Latest Map
The Columbia Trust Company, Of this
city and Portland, has just issued the
latest and most up-to-date map Of Az
toria and has placed 1t on the local mar
ket at d minimum cost Of 10 cents. 1t
shows all the additions to the city, the
harbor lines and bearings, and the entire
West Side, with all bridges and terminal
grounds. and the particular data essen
tial to . really handy map. It is one
Of the most reliable and convenient ref
erence maps Of this city and section ex-
tant. and will surely grow in public
favor. There il nothing that has been 80
sorely needed hereabout for some time.
as an excellent map Of Astoria, and it
is now available on easy terms.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
THE STAR THEATRE.

The Star Theatres new program, for
this week. is sparkling from the first
number until the lights are turned up
at the close of the last picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mesmer have an act that
arouses the risibilities Of the ladies and
children and ripples Of laughter are
heard while the act progresses.
Frank Dayton this week sings "Arah
Wanna" which depicts the love Of an
Irishman for dusky maiden. He still
retains his popularity and will continue
to do so.
Martin & Crouch surprises the an-
diences, who have seen them in their
acrobatic stunts, by introducing q duo
logue that keeps the audience roaring.
Mr. Martin attends to the dignifed por-
ton Of the act while Mr.. Crouch attends
to the comic end and did it well. His
quaint way Of speaking and his sallies
are very enjoyable.
Miss Charlotte Hill does very fine
xylophone solo and pleasantly responds
to an encore at each performance.
Trixeda & Robinson. who are billed in
q refined singing and dancing speciality,
are up-to-date and do as neat a turn as
ever has been seen in Astoria. Truxida
is very supple young lady in her dane
ing while Robinson Is a splendid dancer.
The Staroscope pictures are excellent
this week. The @Hooligans Of the West"
is not comic as may be expected from
the title, but very realtisic. Good houses
will no doubt prevail during the week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
Sends In Communication

Clerk Lounsberry. clerk of the water
commission. has sent 0 communication to
the city council. Al directed BY the com
mission, informing that body that the
Office Of the superintendent. and the shop
Of the water department had been re-.
moved to the quarters provided for them
at the new engine house. In the com
munication inquiry Il also made as to
the duties Of the city engineer. asking
whether they need such services as may
be desired by the commission.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
vENESS BUYS ANOTHER MILL.

WINLOCK. Wash. Oct. l5.-Senator
y. A. veness. F. Z. Veness and Charles
j Harkins have purchased the mill and
timber Of the Winlock Lumber Company
for $4,000. Senator veness has just
closed the sale Of his mill interests here
for $650,000. About year ago he sold
the Capitola mill to the Winlock Lum-
ber Company, the members being G. @.
Gingrich, William Murphy and H. D.
Stuchell, for 100000. On October 10,
Murphy and Stuchell purchased Mr.. Cling
richs half interest for $l5000O. The
mill will be increased to l,25O0OO capa-
city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
CONFESSION or MURDER.

SPOKANE, Oct MY name =
William Albert Davis. of st. Anthony.
Idaho, I murdered John Lochman. at
Wenatchee, October !, and 1t has al-
most driven me crazy
This II the substance Of message Oh
4 card found in towel rack In local
saloon today. Davis il not known here.
John Lockman, boy Of about II years
Of age ran away from Marcus. Wash, i
few weeks ago and it Is not known
where he went. The police are inclined
to believe that the card tells the truth.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
Probate Matters

In the partnership estate Of Halver
Jeldness, deceased Ole Il. Jcliness as ad-
ministrator filed his final account and
report Of his proceedings. Monday Nov.
18th was set as the date for final hear.
ing. j. i. Hamilton administrator Of
the estate Of Anna J. Foster, deceased,
was directed to sell the property Of the
estate. Cornclia Warren Bellrnap. guar.
dian Of the person, and estate. Of Chas.
Warren, asked permission to
sell the interest Of her ward In property.
The matter win be heard on Nov. 18th.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
viii Hold Quarterly Meeting

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Grace Church branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Board Of Missions, will
be held In the church Thursday after
noon, October II, at hall past two. As
there 10 much Of interest 10 be reported
from the tri-ennial meeting In Richmond.
II is to be hoped that all the members
will be present.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
Married Quietly

Charles A. Wesche yesterday fooled
his friends in fine shape. 1t has been
reported for some time past that Charlie
was to take unto himself wife. This
he did not deny but he informed his
friends that the event would not occur
for two weeks yet. The busy reporter
hunting news, noticed that marriage
license was issued to the expectant
groom by the county clerk, yesterday.
and Immediately became animated. He
learned that the wedding took place last
evening at 7 o'clock, at Charles resi-
dence, on Exchange street. Rev. Short,
officiating, A few immediate relatives
were present and congratulated the
happy couple, and wished them all kinds
OF joy. Some Of the friends Of the
groom, who thought he had been married
during the afternoon, went to the train
to bid him an revoir on a honeymoon
trip but were disappointed in not seeing
him. He is still in town.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
MOTION rs 0vERRULED.

DECATUR, Oct. l5.-Judge Cochran
overruled the motion Of the defense In
the Magill murder trial to instruct The
jury to return verdict Of not guilty.
Judge Cochran said 1t was against his
policy TO take felony case from TIE
jury.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-16
Funeral Of Mrs. Ross

The body Of Mrs william Ross, was
taken to Portland yesterday morning.
for cremation. Rev. w. s. Gilbert con.
Quoted the service 1T the residence. and
at Portland services were conducted In
the chapel BY Rev. Henry Narcotic, o..
sisted by Rev. w. s. Gilbert. The floral
offerings were many and beautiful, and
a large number Of friends Of the deceased
attended.