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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-19
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

VAsl b09ub asO vAnus ss
WANTED to grind and UNI
brellas to mend. Lynch, 201 Main.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, 332
Rood avenue.
WANTED-Four young men to eat
home cooking; also to rent two
rooms with board. at 535 Grand.
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WANTED-To trade 40 acres fine
tree land under Grand Valley ca
nal for city property or on i'm
proved ranch. Address "a" Sell
tinel office.
WANTED-Gir for house work.
Good wages. Apply to Mrs. F. j.
McMullen, 627 Grand.
WANTED-Furnish house, five or
six rooms, modern, good location.
Address A. II. Powell or phone
junction 307.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire Sem
tinel
FOR RENT-Three rooms partly
furnished. Apply SIS Main.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
! strictly modern. 356 Grand.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; also one
furnished room. 922 North Fifth.
FOR RENT-Modern front room and
also large barn with lot.
FOR sALE-Cheap, if taken soon,
modern Groom house, well locat-
ed. Apply at $50 Ouray.
FOR -Relinquishment, we'll
located quarter section of splendid
land. Address &C." care this Of
flee.
FOR SALE-Good upright piano;
All Black.
FOR SALE-Have bought ranch and
must sell modern 5-room house;
good location; three lots on cor
} ner; large rooms; snap. Apply
here.
FOR SALE-45 acres of best land
in Grand valley: sandy loan; near
: city. Apply at this office or phone
: Red 2542.
HIGH LINE LAND has advanced 20
per cent in one day. I have three
excellent pieces on which the price
} has not been advanced since the
assurance of the High Line canal.
Address "a" Sentinel office.
I HAVE SOME BUYERS for High
Line land. What have you? Ad-
dress a." Sentinel office.
WILL BUY will buy a piece of
High Line land not over three
miles from Grand Junction. Deal
with owner only. Address X, :
Sentinel office.
b. LYNCH.
Locksmith and Gunsmith.
2O1 Main Street.
Anything for the horse at Harry
!, Hats.
One OF the best lines of carriages
in the city at Harry HATS
Mrs Myrtle Ireer. teacner OF voice
and piano, 1141 White
The Monster Clean Up Sale Is now
on at the Grand.
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Pretty soon the Elks Booster will
appear and DR.. Dippy will disappear.
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{. one of the most delightful I:
:. functions and probably the first ::
:. of its kind ever held in Palisade ::
:. was the celebration of the fiftieth I:
I. anniversary OF the marriage of !:
!. Mr.. and Mrs u. +. Wire, Saturday. I:
{. November 9th. =
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
LID FOR EVERETT.
Mayor Jones Win Stand by His Decision
Despite Petition.

EVERETT, August 3l.-Mayor Jones
refuses to withdraw his movement
against closing saloons on Sunday. The
executive stated this morning that even
though apetition signed BY majority
OF business men Of the city were laid
before him he would not reverse his de-
cision. He says he has cast the die for
a clean Sabbath and intends adhering to
his original action. stating that ii the
town is to be reopened Sunday ii must be
as a result Of the next election, to occur
within about 90 days.
II believe the entire county will be
closed within two weeks" stated Mayor
Jones, "and ! believe the movement will
be good. The prospect Of a lengthy peti.
tion coming before me asking for re-
opening of saloons on Sunday would be
unavailing. II any considerable number
Of business men desire the town opened
let them make it an issue in the next
city campaign, which will come to pass
in about 80 days If were to run again
for office would undertake the task on
the closed town issue, running in oppo-
sition to an opponent sailing under an
open town policy. 1t could then be
seen whether the voters are satisfied
with present arrangements and the
mayor would assume office on such
grounds and would not be held up to
majority criticism thereafter"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
BIG YEAR FOR UNIVERSITY.

EUGENE Or, August Sl.--Prospects
are the best for banner year at TIE
University of Oregon. The freshman
class will in all probability number 200,
ar increase of so per cent over last year.
One favorable sign of the growth of the
University in attendance and in its
standing among the institutions Of the
west is the fact that large number of
Portland students who have been at
tending Berkeley and Stanford viii this
fall transfer to Oregon. Freshmen from
Portland will number about so.
A great advance is also noticed this
year in the standing of the high schools
throughout the state. Scarcely a high
school from Roseburg to Pendleton but
that will send from one to dozen stu
dents to the university. The unsettled
status of the normals will also contrib
ute to the attendance at Oregon.
Accommodations for the increase has
been seen to, and a good sized women's
dormitory has just been completed. The
new library, which has been under con-
struction since about January |, has been
completed and accepted, The time for
moving in has not been definitely set.
The campus this year viii be a great
improvement over the past, Captain
Briggs has kept small force steadily at
work on the grounds all summer ami is
getting them in splendid condition, in
appearance very much like the Lewis &
Clark Fair Grounds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
JAPs TREATED WELL.
Noted Man From Japan Tells Califef'
mans he is Satisfied with Treatment.

WATS0NvILLE, Cal, August sl.--At
a banquet given in his honor by LOCAL
Japanese business men, Ishii, minister
OF commerce and immigration in the Inn
'perial japanese cabinet, expressed him
self as more than pleased with the con-
dition of his eountrymen as he found
It In California. He said that during
the past 10 days he has been making
a flying trip through the southern part
OF the states, but that only flying
trip was necessary to discover the con
tentment OF his eompatriots in their
new homes. and that they were treated
with all consideration that was due them
not only by officials. but BY citizens
with whom they had come in contact.
In reference to the Japanese troubles
in San Francisco, he said he fully real.
ized that while there had been some
personal attacks by the rough element
these were individual cases for which
the community at large was not re-
sponsible.
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Y. W. c. A. CONVENTION.
Representatives From Four States in
Session at Seaside,

Representatives From Four States in
Session at Seaside.
SEASIDE, Or. August Sl.-Fully $50
girls are at the Seaside House attend
ing the Northwest conference of the
AZ w. G. A The college and city asso-
Citations Of the four states Of Washing
ton, Idaho, Montana and Oregon are
represented The conference at Seaside
i one of the nine of the United States.
The girls all stay at the Seaside House
and hold their meetings in large tent
on the north end of the old Holiday
tract. The morning is spent in study
and lecture courses and the afternoon
given over to recreation. In the in.
formal meetings that are held the girls
from the various parts of the country
get together and discuss methods of
association work. The conference is
very fortunate in having with it sew.
eral brilliant lecturers such as James t.
Vance, pastor of North Reform Church,
N, j., and Mr., Raymond
Brooks, Of Oakland, CAL Miss Barnes of
New York is the leader Of the confer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
JAPANESE FINDS MONEY.

Los ANGELES, August Sl--For three
years rumors Of buried or hidden gold at
the elegant Westlake home of the eccen-
trio and wealthy Merrill A. Weir have at
tracted treasure hunters and scores have
dug all over the grounds, but none
found anything Today Mishiki Moko,
gowa, q Japanese housecleaner employed
by new tenant in the mansion, picked
up $1,000 in gold, silver and greenbacks,
which he discovered under pile of rub
bish in the basement, The money was
carefully wrapped in time yellowed
piece Of silk.
Pending final disposition of the money,
over which legal fight is in sight, it
was banked, but with the consent of
Judge Wilbur 800 was at once paid
the Japanese as a reward for his
honesty.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
WORK STOPPED ON CAR LINE

VANCOUVER, Wash. August sl.--
work stopped at noon on street railway
construction in Vancouver, when the
workmen were notified that No fupd,
We're Immediately available to pay them.
Inc franchises are controlled by' w. III
Moore, president of the Oregon Trust Y
Savings Bank, which recently closed II
Portland. Mr.. Moore obtained the I.st
franchise under his own name but the
enterprise was being conducted osten-
siDiy BY the Washington Railway a
Power Company.
About $1,000 is owing for material ana
labor. Bills for labor, however, were
paid up to the end Of last week. The
workmen knew at that time that omar.
tons might be discontinued. but deeiled
to SO on another week and take tha,v
chances.
Rails have been laid down most ~
Main street in the business section sn5
the street Is badly torn up. It Is -
known when it will be put in shape.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
DA COWARD DAG0 MAN.

I nevva see Estaiiap
Dat eos 90 scare, 90 coward man,
Like Malatssta. from Milan.
You bat my life. heea-wat you cailt--
Hass "chaeekan heart" eet ees 20 BmAM
You no can md de- thecng at ALI
Ehf Don't you read cen paper how
pom'body stab heem cen da row
Dat happen iaata FridA' nightf
Ehf No. he ees alive all right:
But now wen he eos gattin' wal,
An all poleese ees ask heem tai
VINO ess da man dat cut hssm %.
He justa cay. 4 don'ta know"
Now. wat you thesnk soooh coward man
Like Malatssta from Milan7
I tai you wat. eet max me seeck-
Ehi Sure he know who do da treeok!
But he ees scare for tai, my frand.
For dat he fear da Blacka Hand.
Eh7 w'atf or course ees true. ! know.
Or else would no tai you so,
Yes, l am surei Baycausa l see
Dat hada man from Seccily.
Dat lceye cen Jail mos all hoea life,
Giuseppe Galdi pull hees knife
An den, 30 lika cat so queeck,
He max da jumpa. a.-so!--an steeek
Poor Malatesta deesa way
Den--presto' He ees gon' an'-eh2
Why don't tai dom wat l sect
Mo tai poleece? Escusa me-
You see, jus was gona say
DO oueeck do bad man run away
An. too, my eyes ees poor at night
You see. ees mebbe so I might
Be wrong bout Galdi Sooch meestak
Ees posseeble. you know, to MAX.
Bayeideu, wat for carer You see,
Beet eea no beexanesa for me.
Da man dats cut he ees da best
70 tai poleece for max arrest.
But Mnlatesta. from Milan,
He eeHn coward dago man;
Hees checker heart eet ees 50 small
You no can find da theeng at ALI
II, A. DAILY in Catholic Standard and
Times.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Wholesale Price List as Re-
ported Daily.
.IILTr

PORTLAND, August 3l.--Dressed
meats Of all kinds In demand ut good
values.
Peach market firm. Some fancy Wags
nors displayed by Levy & Spiegle this
morning wem especially fine. Came
from Phoenix, Oregon, Charles Levy
Of the firm Says they come midway be-
tween tho early Crawiords and the late
ones, and they therefore find demand
OF their own. Stocks are frecstones.
Grape trade Is rather mixed, owing to
the mixture OF quality. Some selling
at less than express
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
tiar Racommandatina..

A girl working as servant told the
housewife. I'm going away, NOM"
Said the woman Indignantly: Sup.
pose some one writes me for a recon.
mendatlon. what shall | tell themT
Said the girl; Tell them. nom, 7
stood 1t with you for a week. Thst
recommend 10 good enough for Wa."
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ence and the business managers are
Miss Della Watson and Miss Huggins
of Portland. Both Miss Watson and
Miss Huggins have shown remarkable
ability In the way that they have man
aged the affairs of the conference.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
Actor las the Violent storm dashes
the fruit from the trees)- One can al
most imagine that he is on the stage
Meggendorfer Blatter. M
Punishnne.ns.

Head Inqulsitor You were the chauf-
feur, | believe, who was continually
letting vile smoke come out Of the rear
Of your machine.
Late Arrival Yes, sir.
"Well, go and swallow a cup of boil.
ing cylinder oil every ten minutes until
I can think Of some punishment to AZ
your case. New York Life.
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Produce

Butter--Country creamery, s2@35c,
city creamery s6c@s7ic store. isc@
zoe; butter fat, 33ac.
Eggs-oregon ranch, candled. lo@20c.
Cheese--young America, lscj Oregon
full cream fats, l7c.
Poultry--0h roosters, S@0c lb, hens,
i2i@lsc ID; spring l4@lSci dressed
stock. l@lic higher than live, ducks,
old, s@ecj young, lO@llc; turkeys.
l2@lsc, dressed, l5@l7oj geese, live,
s@sci dressed, lo@llcj pigeons. 81 and
SLIPS per dozen, squabs, N.75@2 per
dor.
Honey--Dark, l0A@llc; amber, i2@
lSc; fancy white, l4@lbc.
Freah Meats and Fish.
Fresh Meats---vsal, medium, rs to
100 lbs, s@sic, 100 TO $50 lbs. Col
l50 TO 200 lbs, Sa00c; 200 lbs. and
over, Al.s@Sc, pork, s@sl.sc, hsaviss,
7@Sc; beei, bulls, sa@4c; ccws Sd
@e o, steers, 90 Q l.2o, mutton. ms
ium sisee, s@sc, large and ccarss,
l@6c, Spring lambs, dressed, o@i0e
Oysters Shoalwater Bay, psr gallon,
s2as, per sack, eA50, Toks Point, sl.'
90 per 100, Olympias, 100 lbs.. %,
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Mothers with little children need ne.
longer fear Group. colds Or whoopiax
cough Bees Laxative Cough syruD
tastes good. 1t works off the cOid
through the bowels, clears the heaa.
Guaranteed. Sold by Frank Hart's Drua
store. As
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

On the down trip yesterday the
steamer Lurline went aground In an
attempting landing at Maygers. The
vessel slid high on the sand bar which
has long been a menace to vessels land
Ing at this point on the Columbia River.
In attempting TO make the landing
through the narrow channel the Lar-
line was carried out OF her course slight.
y by both wind and current with the
result that she combed up on the soft
sand. doing no damage but knocking
her trip out until high tide last night,
which occurred at shygers about six
o'clock She arrived at p. IN.
At Rainier Captain Larkins had tele'
gram sent 10 the Office Of the company
here stating that he would bring the
boat In at o'clock But this was be-
fore he had got down TO Maygers. The
channel there was made all the more
treacheWus by reason OF the tide being
out and consequently Captain Larkins'
schedule was interiered with, y
Agent Blessing, Of the Vancouver
Transportation Company has posted a
notice that the Office will be closed on
Monday, Labor Day, between the hours
of 0 a. m. and ?. m,
The steamer City Of Panama Captain
Nelson, arrived in yesterday morning
from San Francisco en- route for Port.
land. She brought up full passenger
list and good cargo.
The steamer Redondo arrived In yes
terday morning from Seattle and tied
up at the Sanbon dock to dis.
charge coal, She is bound for Portland
with q mixed cargo I
The tug Dauntless arrived in yester.
day from San Francisco and will take
lout one Of the Benson log raft for San
Dlagc.
The Berlin, Captain Fry, entered yes
terday from Nushagak, Alaska, bound
for Portland with the seasons salmon
pack for the Alaska. Portland Pack
Ing Go. ia Aa
The schooner King Cyrus came down
the river yesterday with deck load Of
lumber and left out for California last
might.
The T. J. Potter. Captain Sullivan,
brought down a good crowd Of people
yesterday from Portland who will
spend today at the various resorts at
North Beach.
The Armeria, Captain Gregory, drop
ped down yesterday from the Buoy
Depot and tied up at her dock The
vessel Is In fine shape preparatory to
doing eShili tnon stunts during the Re-
gatta.
From the latest reports from Com.
mander r. J. Werlich Lighthouse inspec-
tor, the following is taken.
The following affects the list of lights
buoys and daymarks, Pacific Coast,
1907:
Coos Bay entrance, page 43.--Coos
Bay Outer Buoy, PS lst.class can, re-
ported missing August "a, will be re-
placed as soon as practicable.
Columbia River Entrance, page 54-
South Channel Buoy, a PS lst-class can,
marked rs, c." in black, win be re-
placed, about October l. 1907, by bell
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
WATERFRONT ITEMS
STRIKES SAND BARAT LANDING

City Of Panama Arrives In From San
Francisco and the Berlin for Nushagak'
Alaska - Redondo In From Seattle -
Other Notes From the Waterfront.
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olympias, per gallon, se.2s.

olympiss, per gallon, se2s.
Fish-'iIalibut, 7cj black cod, So,
black bass, per h., 2oci striped bass
1891 herring. 8 i.2c, founders, o., cst.
hsh, licI shrimp, loo, perch, %, stur.
geon, II i-2ci sea trout ise, tom cod,
7cj Chinook salmon. Ills, stsslhsads,
fresh, loci shai " ID, shsd roe. 100 ID;
roo shad, 10.
clams--iardshell, per box. s2.4o, m.
xor clans, " per box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
WHOLESALE PRICES.

The following are quotations ruling
In Portland a. reported by iobbeFs In
che various linesi
GRAIN Flour, Feed.
whsat--club, ssci Valley. s4cI blue
stem, ssc, red, SIC.
Flour---Hard wheat patent, sA.s0i
straight. sAaS, graham. s&2s047si
rye, ss, whole wheat -four. Abog6l
Valley -four, $4.40, Dakota, ee.25G6.b0i
Eastern rye. soco, pillsbury, s7l Cor.
wallis, st0S.
Cereal foods--Rollsd oats, cream. %.
ID. aaeks, s7, lower grade, @.so@e.Soi
oatmeal steel.out. ~ ID. sacks, % bbli
0 lh sacks. s4aS per bale, oatmeal,
tground). D ID. sacks, $50 per bbLi
ID saoks, u per balsI split peas, st.as
pss 100 ID. sacksi 70 ID. boxes, sl2Si
psari barley, N per ion lbs, rs ID bcxaa,
si.2s per box, pastry -four, 10 lb. sacks,
E1.so PoF DBL
oats--Producers prices, White, sae,
gray, s2S@2e.
corn--whols, sssGo, cracked, s2e.60
PET ton.
fsarley--produeers' prcea, Brewing
s22.5o, feed. $2l.50; rolled, $3.50,
Rye-slaS@i.so per ewt
Rye-sl.sS per ewt.
Buckwheat--Ss6 per ton.
HAy--vallsy timothy. sie@ls; East
srn Oregon, s2i@asi clover, $3.50,
cheat, sioi alfalfa. $751; grain hay, s7@
ss, chop, elS, bran, sl7j shorts, $3.50.
Grain bags, foreign and domestic, ec
a. l-ec.
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Fruits.


Tropical Fruits Bananas, 5061c lb. /,
lemons, s0@7 crate; oranges, s4.00
grapefruit, $500 crate, lines, 75c
@si20 per 100, tangerines, ~ per box;
cherries. 0@l5c per lbi blackberries. si.4o
asl.5o crate raspberries, slebi.bo crate;
peaches, 5oc@76c box, plums, sl.60@i.s5
boxi pears. sl.Go per box
Dried druits--Applcs, syaporatsd, Q.
l.2@oc lb.i apricota. zoo, peaches, 10.
l.2c, pears. 10 i.2ci prunss. italian,
4G5cj French 3i@4ej figs, California
blacks, 8 s.Aci California whites, &C.,
Smyrna. xpc; plums, pittsd, %.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
Sugar--saek basis--D. O., sS.s7 l-2,
Star, S5.77 i.2, Pacific Coast, s5.77 l-2;
Golden G, s5.27 l-2, extra G, s5.27 l.2;
powdered, s5o7 l-2, cube. s5.o7 i.2;
beet. s5.77 l.2, fruit sugar, s5.s7 i-2,
boxes, o0c cwt. advance over sack basis
tless i.4c II paid for In is days.)
Bsans--small white. 8 81 G, large
white, l.4c, pink. . i.2c, bayou, 8 81
G, Limas, 0 $50; Mexican eds, 4 l-2c.
cofee--Mocha, A@2se, Java, fancy.
2o@2sc, Java, good. 2o@24c, Java, or.
dinary. iT@2ocj Costa Rica. fancy. Is.
iR@l7ci Costa Rics. good, la@iSc,
Arbuekls, sle50 ewt., Lion, is s.4c per
ID, Columbia coffee lAc; Salvador. II Ia
Ola Lee. @@tt@
Nuts-Walnuts, No. l soft she'll. l70
isci No. 1, hard shell, i6@iec; almonds,
lo@2ee, fiberts, i7c, I,raxils, 20c, pc.
cans, a3e, hickory. Sc, Virginia peanuts,
8 l'2ci Jumbo Virginia peanusA, ioci
japanese peanuts, 7ici chestnuts.
Italian, 10 q Ohio, 2oci cocoanuts. dcs.
en-, sS@soci pinenuts. II i-2 o.
Raisins--Loose Muscatels. s.crown,
loc, 2.crown, 0 l.2c, blesched seedless
sultanas, l0@l3 lee, unblsaehed seed.
less sultanaa, . l-sc, London layers, ..
crown, whole boxes Of 20 lbs, s225,
2.crown. sa,io.
Splces--C Cloves, 10 l.2e lb., chilies, Il
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Cabbagc-per pound, centI eauli'
flower, si@l.s5 per dozen, parsley. eSc
per doz, hot house lettuce, voe@sl.oo
bog, head l6c dosen, spinach, par boz,
si.aS, artiehckea. 76e@N doz, okrs,
800 ID, tomatoes, oSGe7Sc box; Sum.
mer squash. lS@aSc dozi wab beans. u
lbi Oregon rhubarb, aic ID, cucumbers.
2teSoc doz, eggplant, sl.eS@sl.so
crate, Cuban peppers, % crate, aspara'
gus, $l@sl.50 box, cantaloupes. $l.75@
green corn, sl.aSihi.5o sack, peas, 30 lb,
Potatoes--old. sl.a6 per cwt.
onionS -s2eS@sso per 100 lbs.
Turnips, per sack, s2; carrots. $500
sack, beets, si75j horssradish, s@ec
PEE lib
Domestic fruits--Apples, common. o..
5o@ssoc.
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EI Morning Astorian. 80 cents par
month. delivered by carrier.
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The Armeria, Captain Gregory, drop.
ped down yesterday from the Buoy
Depot and tied up at her dock The
vessel is in fine shape preparatory to
doing exhih tion stunts during the Re-
gatta.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

The steamer City Of Panama, Captain
Nelson, arrived in yesterday morning
from San Francisco en- route for Port.
land. She brought up a full passenger
list and good cargo.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

The T. J. Potter. Captain Sullivan,
brought down a good crowd Of people
yesterday from Portland who will
spend today at the various resorts at
North Beach
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

The steamer Redondo arrived in yes
teriay morning from Seattle aud tied
up at the Sanborn dock to dis.
charge coal, She Is bound for Portland
with u mixed cargo.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Agent Blessing, Of the Vancouver
Transportation Company has posted a
notice that the Office will be closed on
Monday, Labor Day. between the hours
Of a. m. and p. m,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

The tug Dauntless arrived in yester.
day from San Francisco and will take
out one Of the Benson log raft for San
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-08
LAUGHTER AND
TEARS MINGLE

II there was a displeased person
present at the opera House last
Mig, 90 Witness Miss Mabel Mont
gomery's p.,.c,tat,on OF "Zaza" he
or she should close t.clr theatre
purse forever Tara" is a play hlcd
throughout the entire five acts with
situations both glad and sad Laugh
ter and tears mingle together. Poor
'Zaza" started out upon a gay ca
recr and was not so very long In
running across a man she could and
ala love. but found too late that
men bctray"
Her SUPPORT in every instance
was all that could be desired by the
most precise habituo OF the play
house.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-08
SLEMP CONFERS
WITH PARTY MEN
MID-WINTER MEETING OF RE-
PUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE is HELD TODAY.

Washington, Jan. 8.-The Virgin
la Republican Executive Committee
will meet at the Ebbltt House in
this city this afternoon. and will
probably be in session tonight.
State Chairman Bascom Slemp
and NJ p. Summers, OF Abingdon,
collector OF internal revenue, ar
rived this morning to attend the
meeting. No other members have
shown up so far as can be learned.
Chairman Slemp said the meet
ing was only the regular mid-win-
ter meeting and that he did not ex-
pect any matter of special import
ance to come up.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-08

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