The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-12
WARRENTON LETTER
All HAND
Astoria's Correspondent Passes the
News From That Lively Center ss
II Happened Yesterday.

WARREN ron oregon, April IL
The city u warren,on went on rec"
ord today with three minor accidents
none of which, II II hoped, VIII have
any fatal .r really serious results;
Frank Rafferty, tae twelve-year-oid
son OF Landlord u, r. Halferty. OF the
Hota Wnrren,ot. while wrestling
with comraje on the school GROUNDS
about 10 O'Clock this morning. fell ana
hurt HIS feet, and the matter was
deemed but n passing hurt at the
time, but nv his suffering grew win
the minutes. and Or, Judd. OF TINS
city, being absent In Astoria, with
his mother who IL visiting here from
"oii Marion" Or. Henderson, OF As
torla, was 'elephoned for. and came
| down on tn. noon train, accompanied
by Or. Judd as We. Examination OF
the injured member showed that the
bone above the ankle was broken. ana
tho ankle ltg.lf. sprained. The
promplesi II pr0psr treatment was
given the lad. and no " now resting
easy under the administrations of Or.
Judd.
Quincy Robinson. who has been
longshorlng at the flayel dock below
here, either :ell or was struck. yester-
day morning. In n 'nshion that left
couple OF usiy cuts across his scalp,
one 2 l-2 and an ,ner l i-2 inches
long, and evidently imposed by
swinging hook. DR.. Judd made things
easy for the injured man and he is
resting easily AT this time.
A Japanese who has been working
for some time al tfe D. L. Kelly lum'
berlng plan; In this city, was caught
between couple of heavy timbers
and had the second finger OF his right
hand badly torn ard mashed and viii
be laid up tr several days on account
Of the injury.
Yesterday morning, NJ. J. Anderson,
acting depo: agent In place OF NJ. j.
Stanton who Is back east on Vaca-
ton, received telegram. informing
him tina, his father Is lying seriously
III In Tucsoa. Arizona. Mr.. Anderson
Immediately applied TO the railroad
officials for leave OF absence. He will
be relieved OF his duties today and
intends taking tho evening train for
/ Tucson.
Emil Erickson Is putting up a new
tank for Sidney Campbell, as the lat
ter gentleman IN d,S'rous of securing
a bountiful supply Of water ere the
"long dry spell" sets In.
John ana Henry Arnold are back
again. They hsve teen away making
improvements on tier homesteads at
Pleasant Ridge, near the Dalles, Ore
gon. Each has bui;t house on, AMI
a substantial fence found. his respect
i've claim.
There Is apprc ximately seventy
acres OF fins timber, yellow pine and
fir. on both quarter sections, the bal
ance 81 the land Is rich farming soil.
Both brothers speak highly OF the
country adjacent to their homesTeads,
they say excellent crops Of wheat,
oats. barley. and potatoes are raised
there, and that corn grown in that
vicinity last year. yielded thirty-eight
bushels per acre.
William Haggman is hard at work
adding atra ,tions to his fine home
doubtless wnen h is through with
his earpentering he will have the
whole thing repaintei.
Mrs. d. X. Warren has gone on 0
visit to Portland.
Quite a number of residents went
to Astoria today Among them were
Mrs. and Miss Parker, Mrs. McElroy
Miss Muns0n, Mrs. Malarkey, Mrs
Moore, Mrs. Woods Mrs. Keats, Mrs
Pauldenas aud Mr.. Z. w. White and
! wife.
The road supervisor is making
stead progr ,ss coll. citing poll taxes
despite the nearly worn out argument
OF some of the cit; ems that the tan
Is unconstitutional
Mrs. George Moo"e is back home
\ again,
Business continues to be brisk here
work Is plentiful, and further real es'
tate deals are pending.