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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Rev. F. y. Risle is visiting relatives in
Omaha.
Nj. ana Mrs. W. H Turrel az. in
Detroit.
Miss CSrmsIita Chase is visiting friends
in Charlton. la.
Nj. and Mrs. John Lionbsrser are in
Colorado Springs.
M. Edgar II. Scot- has returned from ar
xtended trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Meyer left Saturday
evening for ALaokinsc.
Mrs. NJ. Newman and daughter have re-
turned homo from the cast.
Mr.. Drummond Jones Of ST. LOUIS In the
guest Of Ny. Robert Dining
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Black p~Eturned
Saturday from Lake Okoooji
Mr.. Charles Martin VIII arrive home
Sunday evening from Cheyenne.
Mr.. p. c. Howe is home from a TWO
weeks fishing trip in Colorado.
Mrs. (. p. Goodrich has gene tc the
Pacific coast fsl q tVo months s.a-.
Miss Myrts Schneider and M. Clarence
Schneider are enjoying q trip on the Pa
cific coaEt.
Or. Gustav Hahn and family have re-
turned from their summer home at She
boyEsn. Wis.
Mr. A. GolJEraber len SATURDAY. for a
two weeks trip to New York ard other
eastern points.
Mr.. ". NJ. Spence ana Miss Jessie Spence
have returned from a four weeks trip
through Colorado.
Mr.. and ME-. J. ". Nicholson are ez-
peoted home the latter peri Of the week
from lake OkOboH.
Mrs. b Il. BarroWs and son. Ronald. are
al Hot Springs, 5 D, where they have
spent the last Ten days.
Nrs. Burke and the Misses anna and
Pauline Burke have returned from a stay
Of several months IN Europe.
Miss Marion Howe and NJ. Robert Howe
have returned from Chicago, where they
visited for 8 month with relatives.
The Misses Blanche and Msbal HsLcy
r~etUrned Thursday from q three weeks
visit with friends al Evansville. Ind.
Mr.. J. > Ksnnsdy and son Frank Of
Fort Omaha and Mrs. Warren ana son
have been camping a. Lake NsnsVs.
Mrs. Paul stanton. ompsni b. her
SISTER. Mss Mcdowell, has gone 10 Belyi-
Gers. Neb- 10 attend a Family reunion.
Mrs.. J. 7. ouinby has a. her guests hei
Z mother. Mrs. jerks Of Hanover. Kan. and
her niece. Miss Beulsh Han Of Roselsnd
Nsb.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Halter. who have
been taking the trip on the Great lakes
ana the s. Lawrence. viii return home
today
Mrs. - n. Hicks Las returned from Des
Moinss where she was called bv the ID
ness and death Of heI uncle Ar p d.
Soulcs.
Miss Nellie Carlton Of FOvl Mesds vii
arrive this week 10 be the guest 81 Miss
L0lis- Kennedy al heT homs IN For
Omaha.
M. George A. Charters O Chicago ar
rived saturday 70 j0in Mrs Charters. wh,
Is me guess OF her parents. Mr. aid Mrs
EdvArd LnhoteT-
Miss Grace Morphy Las returned from
Columbus. where she has spsTt Two weeks
camping with M ava Mrs. HoEard CLARKE
a. swaEtiks lodge.
M. Frank d Brown has returned from
the east Miss Ella Mae Brown. who &C
oompznied him. rsnsiLed ana is visitin.
relatives ana friends
Mis- sane Bernstein had as her gussti
for two GAYS THIS week HE Leon sr
mud Of Des MONIES End Mis- Bsrths
GreeuEons q Lincotn-
Nu@ HHo Beuess-n Wno nss ben tn'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

the man stepped from the cab with fhs
vounK woman IN his arms he attracted
a crowd. In the clerk office he placed
her on the counter while the document
was being prepared by Clerk Mospous dur
inE which time she chstred msrrly with
her fianCe.
The Young woman less were smpu-
lated as the result Of a railroad accident
After getting the license they wen, 20 q
psrsonaEe and we're Marie
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
IrriEati0h By Electricity.

The success Of electrically driven pumps
for supplying water for irrigation purposes
on LANDS lytnE along Transmission lines OF
suburban railways having been demon
stratsd by the Puget Sound Railway 8ud
Power compauy between Sesttle and Ia
coma. The irrigation in that way % such
amos where irrigation vould be an i'm
poTrani help 70 farming Is being suggested
as a new ana profitable field for central
station managers 70 exploit fer promoting
rhs So Of electrical eHsrE n ts-rhsry
Iriburary 90 their EneG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
AMONG TIE WONEN'S CLUBS
WOmAns Trade Union League Esti-
mates OF Girls Living Expenses.
WHAT ORGANIZATION IS ASKING
NebrasEa LeysI Temperance LcEtou
VIII Held Ffr.t AuHusI Ccaver-
tisn ~ J~uiverstty Place
Lsst Of This W EEK.

The government census og lsu showed
over 70 ne working in sainfUI oCcl-
pations in the United States More han
81 per cent Of these women a. trst time
were under a wears OF sse and the averagz
vase was less than see q wear. The
WLmen's Trade Union league h. demanding
that women have = living wage and the
question is. how large must this wage be
As estimated by the Chicago branch. IL
should allow 8 for room rent. o. cents fof
car fare. NG for breakfasts, 70 cents for
lunches. N1e for dinners. b. cents tor
Laundry. = FOR clothing. . cents for saving
10 cents for dues. 40 cents for vacation
fund. making q total Of 80 ~ cents 3 week
Tnis allowance for the actual necessities
does not provide for the iugide1tsls. which
everyone must meet. The league j. MADE Up
OF working women and friends who believe
that q yuung vuluan earning htr own liy-
ing has 8 right 20 an eiEht-hoar day ana a
living wage The British society has Dc-n
in operation for more than thirty years and
the National womsn's Trade Union league
OF the United States was organized in 1909
Mrs. Raymond Robins OF Chicago is its
president and also president Of the Chi
cage branch. Among the other well known
women connected with the Chicago branch
is Miss : ?. Breckenridge Of the womsn's
department or the University Of Chicago.
Miss Breckenridge IS a member OF the
executive board. 80 is also Mrs. Ellen NJ
Henrotin. former president Of the General
Federation Of Women clubs. Jane AddauIs
Mary Mcdowell and other women are also
members OF the league.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Mrs. George Shields viii entertain Non
Gay evening At her home in Kountze Place
The Delta Gamma sorority will have a
reunion and house party or the local mem
bers Thursday ~ The cottage OF Nj. and
Mrs RtnEwslt. near Florence.
Nj. and Mrs K H Sprague will enter
tain a. supper Sunday evening al the
Country club in honor Of Mrs. SpraEue's
sister, Mrs. Francis Ferns. Of Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Carries Brtae An His Arms

a pathetic sight was seen IN the county
clerk office IN Newport Ky. Aug. T.
when a young man carried IN ms arms
. lsEless Young woman 10 the license
counter and spphed Tor q sruag ucenss
pair gave their names a. John r BEpP
o. Seattle, Wash. and Pssrl RuppsH Of
Portland, Ind.
They went from Cincinnati In cab 20
rh- CITY EcruEf tht On river and when
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

snd NJ V p Gernsrt. vho hs6 covers
lsid for FIVE tuests NJ p ". B~scksn-
Rage. four; NJ " y. Gates three d..
A. B somers. nine NJ. e. n Powers
three. Dr.. ". p Mfrpy. four. NJ. n =
Funkhouss- three Ms Bolshsv. three.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
GREEN'S BAND At HANScoM
Twelve Numbers VIII Compose the
open AIR Concert sunday
afternoon.

Twelve numbers compose me program TO
be given Sunday a. HansCom park 10y
George Green and his band. TIE program
Is in tHres parts and includes selections
from many smous composers II is as fol-
lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Nearly 300 members have been sdded g
the Nomen's Christian Temperance union
Of Nebraska the last month by the organ
ization OF new unions, and as a result OF
the headquarters work carried on al the
Lincoln EpvCrth assembly. Twelve new
unions were organized during the month
at Richfield. Ssrpy county; Taylor, Loup
county three in Custer county, Cherry
county, Mission Creek in Pawnee county
Homestead in Greeley county, Horace in
Greeley county, Rock county. Benson in
Douglas county and Petersburg in Boone
county.
The Loyal Temperance legion of Ne
hraska will hold its FIRST annual convention
al University Place, August y and IS. a
fine program has been arranged. includ-
ing a medal contest and other features
that should be an inspiration 10 young
temperance workers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
nBOuncements.

The department of philosophy and ethics
Of the Womsn's club viii hold q special
meeting Wednesday afternoon a. 80
O'Clock al the home OF the leader, Ms.
Mary E. Newton, no Park avenue. The
outline for work the coming year viii be
discussed and all members OF the club
interested in the study Of psychology arc
invited 10 be present.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour and Mrs
Frances 3. Head, president Of the Ne
brssks Woman's Christian Temperance
union, are guests at the home Of Ms.
Louis A. Borsheim during their stay IN
Omaha.
Tit annual convention OF the South
Dakota Federation Of WOrlen's Clubs will
open Tuesday Of this week al Pierre and
continue through Thursday. The program.
which is most liberal in its range. Will be
presented by the bright women Of the
state and VIII he supplemented with sew
ersl social affairs in compliment to the
visiting women.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
No 1901 CnIrnanr.

sCNDAY-Mrs Z H sprsgue. suppsr a.
the Country club.
Fieid club: Mrs. George Shields enter
tRfns informally.
TTRsDAY-Miss Bernice Edwards gives a
sinner a. Happy Hollow Ladies daE az
HAPPY Hollow and Field clubs midweek
tsncs a. Happy Hollow
: glub. midweek dance al Country ana f1eio
clubs.
THTRsDAY-Lsdies GAY 81 Happy Hollow
ana Field clubs Delts Gamma reunion
aud house party a. Ringvslt cottage near
FRIpAY-Junio- Bridge cun.
SATJEDAT-Weeks end dinner snd dancs
dabs
Society has been showing us enthusiasm
t4iF week % outdoor sports BY attending
tne tennis tournament a. the Field club,
where there has been al enthusiastic gal
ls-v all week. the out-of-town men rivahng
the home players. Al least one Omaha boy
hss become quite q hero for his splendid
playing. and the gallery is hoping that one
Omaha man viii be able TO capture the cup
nsxs year. Thursdav was one Of the big
regt DAYS Of the week, and certainly the
ioIlieEt. the Country club and Happy Hol-
qu contributing some Of their most tai
eurpd athletes and funmakers. and few
naidens more COZ and dainty can be mag
ined than the HUSKY athletes with their
f6iden locks and feminine attire.
The Venetian carnival az the Eed and
Gun cN1b Friday evening proved one OF
the besptiful affairs Of the summer, at
acting hundreds OF people 20 the lake and
stfordiHE = most delightful evening after
shs more strenuous affairs Of the week.
Omaha - to have a "Tsg DAY in the
Hesr future. when society women. matrons
kaa maids will lend themselves TO an all
ys campaign for funds for the Garrison
ssFpitsL The women are already organ
81 and little groups have been assigned
s6Nn-toHn corners. drug stores and other
als, spets. where they will pin little red
e-esses on all the passersby in exchange
- am subscription they may care 10 make
&the hospital fund The red crUss which
serve A. q tag viii protect the VeHrer
Em-a second request for q contribution.
fsa <ou1re- women have entered into The
srrtt. of tho undertEking and are planning
- make their euthusiasm 80 contagious
~ The csmpsiEu for funds viii need TO
q carried no further 50 far as tho pledge
made by the women IN concerned
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
SOCIETY WILL PLAY TAG
Ysung vomen Of Fashionable Set
VIII Help Child's Hospital Fund.
clubs HAVE RED LETTER WEEK
Tssni 80 FteId Cuh
sns Carnival ~ Red SD
Gs- Cus F~estures 90
SumRer.
PHILOSOPHY

WIN ] married the wildly Malone
Niver EueBsin' The timper shed Owl.
Twas mesilf learned. too lac.
WIN thev say: "Ont mans mate
ls another msuE poison, pchone,
-Tha Hannerkea-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

The Omaha WouIsn's club lost another
Of the faithful workers Who has helped
to make ii what II is IN the death OF Mrs.
Nathan K Adams. last week. Mrs. Adams
was q charter member Of the club, and
though illness had often prevented her par
ticipation in club work, when she wsE able
she was untiring and uuselfish Of her time
and means. a member OF the mEmber-
ship committee and at times holding other
responsible commissions in the club, Mrs
Adams was recognized for her judgment
and unfaIline consideration Of all that made
her generally popular. Tor several months
past she had been confined TO her home,
but owing 10 ths summer adjournment this
has not been generally known among the
membership.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
BEATON DRUG CO.
18Th AND FARNAM SITS
Every Day in the Week
DRUG
PRICE
LIST.

Cut prices prevail al all times al oar
stores No real need OF consulting IN.
almanac or nevspEpeI. although We utilize
both in the conduct Of Our business
Csc Auditorium Talcum ur..---.. 25c
3l.Ut Booths HyOmel. for .-----.--- Csc
BoraseplOline tHutisepriCH ... SOC and soc
ChEs-'s Complete line Family Remedies
at cut prices
Imported Bay Rum 25c, soc ana T5c
Borden Condensed MILK for -.-----...l 5c
BlueiuE Victor 50 wont streak 4oc
AutiphlOElsuiue ...---.- 4Sc, SIC and 0l.1R
Wood Alcohol pint bottle for -.-.---l 6C
.IC Porous PlasterS. each -..-.... LOG
81.GU Carlsbad ~Sqruu@lsClE. for ----- sse
Br0InU Settler LOG, asc, 45c ana Csc
CsIughor Ice for LOG
g5C Graves Tooth Powder for ---.--. l4e
sec Societe Hygieu GlyCerine soap 2Sc
g5c SanitOl Preparations for 4sc
Esrrfgi5a genuine ..... A6c and 6Se
T5stArIna for . z3c. 45c and BSc
: : For .-... CSC and Sl-5s
EUusTr'S Dyspepsia Tablets Tor 4se ana SSe
Huyler's Candies fresh.
R-v Al either store
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
Leather Goods As AT Hall Price

We purchased the entire sample line
of a well-EnOvn German manufacture.
The lot comprises 40 items. consist
ing Of the following.
Prices range from 15c to $50.
II you ant d travelling case, pocket
book, etc, don't miss this chance.
There are many items suitable for
gifts. and the price is so cheap fl viii
pay YOU 10 buy them DOW and put
them away.
The entire lot go CD sale Monday
morning.
l9o Dressing Rolls. 10 Ladies Carg
= IltuID sets. Cases
3 Scissor Cases. Z C0m Jim s-.1r
fitted Toilet FuCE=tIpDEs and
Cases. Gard raenr
AIravelinE Clocks. r.s Gents Purses.
M-rrors. lU Children
Is Manicure Sets. Purses
% ~ ur6 Boxes. - Jewel Cases
] Flask. ra-rrr see
: Drinking Cups 5DoDuuort Rolls
FlEpDus. Music prT
Medicine Case. r Book Cover.
% Cigar Cases J. Calendar.
u Cigarette Cases. & Ladies' Sgfrrv
] cigar Magazine. Bags.
81 Letter Cus.s. sEIGvp and Hand
= Card Cases. Ea-rHI.r Cassr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

The steamer Northland is due to
arrive today from San Francisco, on
her way to Portland, for another load
of lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22
MEAT MARKET CASE Isl
LOST BY POUTTU
ACTION BROUGHT BY r. l..
SMITH co. is UPHELD BY
JUDGE MCBRIDE.

An interesting case was heard IN
circuit court yesterday before Judge
Mcbride, wherein the Frank l.. Smith
Meat Company brought suit to en-
join Esa Pouttu, Of Uniontown, from
further continuing in the meat market
business for a period Of five years.
Decision was given for the plaintiff
company
According to the testimony ad-
duced the Smith Company recently
bought out Pouttu's market In Union-
town, the transfer having been made
by means Of written contract, and
in accordance with a custom not un.
usual in such matters, the contract
contained clause that Pouttu should
not start in the meat business in As.
toria again for five years.
Pouttu did start Up, however and
then the action was brought to re-
strain him
While upon its face the contract
plainly read that Pouttu should not
start up again he endeavored to show
that he had signed the instrument
under a mistake; and that he did not
intend to sell his goodwill for this
term Of FIVE years, According to
Pouttu, who can neither read nor
write the English language, the con
tract was read over to him by Mr.
Smith in person, and that when the
clause was read dealing with his re-
tirement from the meat business here
for five years Pouttu said, Strike thai
out" and that Mr., Smith had agreed
to strike it out.
For the defense this was denied ana
The instrument as II stood was up
held. Mr.. Smith, head Of the meat
company testified on the stand yes
.erday, having come down from Port.
and for that purpose
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

The S. r. & r. steamship Senator
came in from San Francisco yesterday
morning and after discharging lot
Of local freight. went on to Portland,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

A ship was reported outside yester-
day afternoon. II is thought to be
the French ship Laennec. from Ho-
bartown, via Honolulu,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

The steamer South Bay was among
the getaways from this port on Sum
day morning last, bound for San
Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22
]. johnson and A. v. AIlen, j..


liz. ]. Johnson and A, v. Allen, Jr
The Columbia Orchestra, Of FIVE
pieces, occupied the ground floor and
disepnsed charming music all the
evening, while the Pacific Orchestra
was in the hanging balcony Of the
ballorom and kept the feet Of the
dancing hundreds on the move from
early evening until midnight,
Every department was open 10 the
public and every convenience was
made use Of, for rest. Indulgence, or
test, the gymnasium, the swimming
tank, the Offices, the reception rooms,
the bathrooms; the billiard-room, all
we're tried out and fully appreciated
by the people who came to see them
and it is a safe venture that the Ath-
letic Association viii be the chief
topic OF interest in Astoria today.
anyway.
The whole establishment is in prime
condition, and perfectly kept, the rule
Of comfort apparently being the chief
matter Of observance on the part Of
everyone who has to do with the club,
and when the last fixtures are annex
ed and the finishing touches put on
there will be no establishment Of its
scope in the Northwest that viii, SUR
pass it in appointment and service.
One Of the features Of the evening
was the impromptu address delivered
BY Hon. J. c. Mccue, between
the hundreds Of guests in happy touch
with the club and its purposes and
commencing it to the popular good
will Of Astoria and the friendly inter-
est Of kindred concerns in the North
west
When the swimming tank was
thrown open there we're several Of
Astoria's crack swimmers in evidence,
Peter johnson, Clyde Trullinger, Fred
Cordincr, Mervyn Troyer, Arthur
Danielson and Ivor Ross, whose clev-
er speicalties held the crowd for a
long while, or until the dance music
from the upper floor became too allur-
ing to be further denied.
Not until II o'clock did the interest
Of the occasion cease; people we're
coming and going all the time, and
none forgot to say the friendly and
pleasant word that was indispensable
IN the light Of the entertainment that
was afforded by the club and its Off
,ers. There IS no lack of kindly as
,nrance in Astoria today as to the !
success Of her new ciub, and none
viii be more glad to record that sue
;ess than the Morning Astorian.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

Mrs. NJ. McRaney. Prentiss, Miss,
writes: II was confined to my bed
for three months with kidney and
bladder trouble, and was treated by
two physicians but failed to get re-
lief. No human tongue can tell how
l suffered, and l had given up hope
Of ever getting well until I began
taking Foley's Remedy. After TAX
ing two bottles ! felt like a new per-
son, and feel it my duty to tell suf-
fering women what Foleys Kidney
Remedy did for me" T. F. Lau-
rim, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

Hoarse cough and stuffy colds
that may develop into pneumonis
over over night are quickly cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar, as it soothes
infamed membranes, heals the lungs,
and expels the cold from the sys-
tenn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22
ASTORIA AMATEUR ATH-
LETIC ASSOCIATION
OPENS ITS HoSpTTABLE DOORS
TO THE HOME PUBLIC
HUNDREDS VISIT 1T,

Fully GOO ladies aud gentlemen
made pleasant use Of the friendly in-
vitation 81 the officers and directors
oi the Astoria Amateur Athletic Asso-
citation to attend the "house-warming
lat their beautiful home al Exchange
and Eleventh streets, last night, and
anyone oi the visiting throng will bear
the Astorian out ID the declaration
that !, was an event long and happily
10 be remembered,
Every member who could possibly
be there was out, and his hand aud
spirit aid the rest ia the way 81 vel.
come, and everywhere throughout the
establishment, from the swimming
tank in the basement to the ballroom
on the upper floor. the comforts and
convenience ad Injuries Of the house
were at everybodys' command; and
nothing was left undone, in any direc-
ton, TO confirm the mind Of the last
guest that the "a. A. A. "a" was
liked and famous entity in the his
tory Of Astoria.
The officers and directors were all
in evidence and were as ubiquitous as
they were clever in extending the hos
pitaliiy Of the hour; no one got BY
them; no one was overlooked; no one
was disappointed; ii was a thoroughly
enjoyable affair and the credit and
pleasure OF the occasion may well be
distributed among the following gen
tlemen: President, G. G. Fulton;
vice president. II. +, Prael; secretary.
J. NJ. S. Hawthorne; treasurer. Fl. R.
Hoefer and Directors: w. A. Eigner.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22
OCEAN, BAR,
BAY, DOCK
AND RIVER

The steamer Lurline was ahead cf
her schedule last evening, and when
she left up for Portland, she had ON
board the following named people
from this city: Russell Gwinn, X,
Hannigan, Miss B. Anderson, A.
Meserve and F. Brance, Edward Har-
rison was in the purser's office for the
trip, relieving Harry Blanchard.
The S. r. & p, steamship Senator
came in from San Francisco yesterday
morning and after discharging lot
Of local freight. went on to Portland.
The steamer South Bay was among
the getaways from this port on Sum
day morning last, bound for San
Francisco.
The steamer Eureka was one Of
the vessels to depart from this port
on Sunday morning last, bound for
the port she is named after.
The French ship crillon viii go up
the river today on the lines Of the
Harvest Queen, and win take on
cargo of wheat for European deliv-
cry
The British bark Lydgate, Captain
Law, is due down today on the haw-
ser Of the Harvest Queen, bound for
the United Kingdom, with wheat, for
orders.
A ship was reported outside yester-
day afternoon. II is thought TO be
the French ship Laennec. from Ho-
bartown, via Honolulu
The steamer Northland is due to
arrive today from San Francisco. on
her way to Portland, for another load
of lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

The boiler that has recently been
built for the Calender steamer Mel
vile, is finished, at the Astoria Iron
Works, and Captain Jordan is busy
getting the vessel in shape to receive
the long needed acquisition. She has
been missed from the waterfront ae-
tivities here for about four months,
and it will be nearly another month
before she is ready for service as the
flagship Of the Calender feet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

The steamships Breakwater and Al
lance met in this harbor on Sunday
morning, to, and from, Coos Bay, re-
spectIyely. as usual.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-22

The steamship Geo. W. Elder is
due in port this morning, from the
California coast, on her unfailing
schedule.