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The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
ONLY TEN TEAMS
LEFT IN RACE
New York's Six-Day Event Draws
To Close With Six Teams IN Tie
Tor the leadership

NEN YORK. De, l0 The strain
20. Tue heart o,ess rs sprnts made hy
th, lidors ia thc siA-day bicycle race
Iate last ulsht told ON them in che
early hours of today with the result
that al y Jlock they had fallen ave
miles behind Che record made iasr
year by tam and De Mara. the pony
team SiN teams are still tied 10. the
Ii, Al but 90 is expected that Lawson
aud De Mara. VINO are now 4 singie
lap back. Will ny some time TO-DAY 'u
close the gap between them AMI tte
leaders
Referee Valentine Jumped into lhe
game TO-DAY for the first time lu ue
history OF the race and disqualified q
team for Interference with .he leaders.
The sufferers We're Floyd KretS az
Newark. who Was teamed WIKI George
Cameron. OF this city Kreb> Ia,
been IN bad shape Tor the last L. hours
and early today he repeatedly inter.
fercd with the leaders Complaint was
made and the team Was ordered on
the track by Valentine.
/ The Joke" team AChille yGerma!u.
+ OF Paris and Emilia Carapezzi Of
Italy, who have been riding goas-you-
I please and who were more than Too
miles behind the leaders, were also
ordered off the track. With the Cou-
test reduced 20 10 riders better riding
, is looked for and Clark and Rutt are
now the fayorites IN the betting. with
Root and Fogler the second choice
! Score at a. M Clark and Rutt,
I Root and Fogler Walthour and Col
I lns Halstead and Lawrence. Hill and
Stein. Pye and Hehir. 2.Vo5 miles >
I laps Lawson aud De Mara Anderson
aud Nanoui, Nitten and West, 2,O0&
miles ! lap, Georget and Georget
. o02 miles 6 laps
Previous record. zoos miles laps.
made In 1908
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
JOHNSON DEMANDS JUDGE
FOR BOUT WITH JEFFRIES
Insists On Representation In Decision
Provided Bout Goes TO the


Cautious little John Arthur Johnson,
who is fast becoming fOXier t1an
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Tommy
RYAN boiled into one pugilistic pill.
has sprung a new angle in the big
rugilistic battle. In addition 10 the
regulation referee, Jack viii demand
two judges at the ringside TO vote ON
ne winner in case the bout should.
~ any chance. go the whole route OF
forty-hve rounds.
After all. the demand made by the
lack champion is not without reason
So long as he feels that way about IL
he is unfortunately suspicious Of
c.try move that is made that con
e. rus him. and shows a cunning that
ia one ever credited him with before
tss negotiations for the big mate b
t-ers begun. In every meeting he has
af,.nded Jack has proved TO those
eiesant that he was no fool.
There is scarcely a chance in 4
M ,nsand that the battle viii ever 20
Through those forty-dve long rounds,
wbich mean three hours OF fighting
counting in the minute OF rest between
each round. and yet Johnson has
thought Of that thousandth chance
ard provided for IT,
Jack did not make any mention OF
whpt Negro he might select rs a
Judge. except that he said Il must be
"a competent judge like Joe Cans or
some one who knows the game or
conrse. il could not be Cans as the
Baltimore boy will De one Of john
sons trainers when he gets down 70
ha}d work.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
4-Apprenuce allowance elaine
AT lamp "A

First Rlce-Five ami one-half fur
longs. selling Sldda - l0G. Esther
Blown. ~ Alyise. II Miss elmo
gene 1o2 My Love III; Autumn
Flower. III; x.Pirate Diana iob Cor
dOa Less. III.
Second Race--Fiye furlOngs IN
irg Diato. 90 Lou Ianier 100 ~
umn Girl loG. x-Whim l03 L.adE
Helen l05. x-RestIes- LADY 1902 cal
So Arcregor. lc5
Third Race seven furiOngs Fox.
on I0o kcrchctal. III. Osc0rue.
'ua Alice. lO9
Fourth Race-Five and Oue-half fur
longs selling W Alice Mack '0l
Occidental. ION, Bale-hea a. N-Chal-
Lotte Hamilton 1903. \ Beth Goodwin.
it5 Wanna Smith 1ll Hur.ocf
1875 A. Busch. 100
Firth Race FFn furIones Nor
pcih. iV3 lt Nrua I5. Southern
g 3D. l1s Jack uennerieu 10. Eva
IN ndray H. Kid. il5
sixth Race Seven furlunes sell
re x.Okrnite 1872 BonebraEa.
fu5 xOruh6u Lad. 105 NComc
Opera JOB Warden log Behoovo.
iH9. COME or 700. Waiter Rollins.
Weather clear. track fast
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
DARK HORSE IN
THE CON TEST NOW
Garry Hermann Expected To Carry
Meeting by Storm for Candidate
FOR Presidency Yet Unnamed.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Dec. lO.-John
lieydier will not be- elected president
oi the National League when the mag.
mates meet next week
Neither will John NJ. Ward
NOT viii Joseph VI. O'Briens
That's the latest dope on the Ma
tionW League presidential race
Garry Hermann has something up
his sleeve he Will not spring until the
last minute
hermann wants 90 see Heydlor
elected Bat Garry thinks silent
John s. chances are slim
Hermann said as much before he
went 10 New York lie didut say It
a. 50 many words M ,,e following
remark was plain enough
Il am sorry for Heydler."
Hermann and Dreyfuss will work
hard ca elect lIevdler. but il they fail.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
- Swimmer oroanize.

at a meeting of the executive com
mi;tce OF the =. NJ C.. A. Swimming
club the seasons work was outlined,
cluh uniform was adopted. and a
epccial emblem chosen 90 be awarded
those who win points in open compc-
,ifion Several swimming compe-
ti,ions and water polo games are to
bt arranged with outside teams durin1
the season +. p Firth formerly OF
Toronto. was elected temporary cap
tain OF the water polo team.
meet for members only is 30 De
held once a month. and a silver spoon
awarded as q prize 90 the members
scoring the largest number of points
IN each meet The clab VIII hold It's
regular practice every Monday night
a different program being put on every
week.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Cincinnati Bowler Will
Attempt Peculiar feat:

Is it possible 10 roll ball down a
bowling alley 100 times without hitting
either one OF the two end pins. 40.
: and No 10? II YOU think II is
Try it.
Louis Trauh. bowling champion OF
Cincinnati. believes that he can turn
the trick aud So do number 81
TFaubs friends They have raised Il
purse Of $500 20 bet that he can con
troll the ball SO perfectly that not once
in 100 times will he hit either Of the
two end pins
or course, there are Cincinnatians
who think differently and they have
covered the Traub money The feat
for such il really is. viii be tried
within the next 10 days.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

Will introduce candidate who Will be-.
welcomed with open arms by lleyd.
ler's enemies.
The Identity of this man is known
60 only "A few people all of whom
have bedn pledged to the greatest
secrecy.
Hermann partially betrayed the
secret before he went To New York
and a man To whom he breathed only
an inkling of the truth unwitting'y
permitted il TO leak out
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
spaldlnos Re.enter Field

The Spaldus indoor baseball team
champions of Spa.diug league OF l9p.
ard 1905. vii. resume play this aea-
son and may enter ne city indoor
league Al the players OF the old
champion team viii lie in this year S
lineup, including Morrell and Deneau.
catchers: Ted Smith and Payne. pitch.
ers, Dingeman. West. Delaney. Taor.
turn and Davis iuheiders. w. Sntth
and Hornberger, outfelders Hauiy
and Kline utility Noble Thorh~p
of the Detroit Graphite Co j. manager
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

Diagram Cue bail SIS right
object ball full center The
twist upon cue bail causes thc
latter 10 curve 10 the left willis. hit
ting the Object bali a the line ~ q
iul ball The twist OF the cue bali
cife- d slight opposite twist 80 rho
object ball which lu turn cumnun.
CdTC5 I'm UTUtI0TT IT 4 tr-r7 rtr-rv'---'t'
th, c9r)m ball causing the lattni go
dtfeci from u.s. natural cOuis' ou
lsasinc the cushion at a meeting cIc
bar ~ =. the OBJECT b1ll being car
ricd to,0Be side bytho -cAcossiv. .tVi.-
uf cue bail AID Tie kiss from rntm
bali \ carom may Doc cnsctcl un
l,lt of balls by changing THO twist
force 70 lcfi side OF cu" bali
Diagram q che bail - below.
nght. object ban 5S right stroll
medium Tho carom can he made ou
,ith.v side of tho b1Hs bU chiy@lJt
slightly the direction
Diagram 9 enc bali "a above rh-
Jet ball ~ left. stroke - in EXCESS
ot slow object bail strikes Tho ear
ON bail hair OF ifs center, taking
direction 4 fhc cue bail follows
cfiecting carcm
Maeram cue bail - above, oh
jet hall 20 RIGHT stroke 70 in evccss
81 slow Carom hy doucle Kiss no n
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
DETROIT TROTTER SELLS.
AT A STAGGERING PRICE
Hodges Exchanges San Francisco for
$4,000 After Workout Mile
In 2:03 Ia

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. 81. V.
Hardness. master Of the Walnut Iilll
stud. purchased from i. w Hodges.
OF Detroit, for $4,000, the 6-year-old
trottlng stallion san Francisco.
2:07 IL by Zombro. 2:1l, dam Oniska.
by Nutwood Wilkes. The horse will
eventually be placed In the stud.
although II is said he will be cam.
paigned the latter part OF next season
with a view OF reducing his record
San Francisco has been quartered
al the track here since the October
meeting and Hedges has driven him
mile In 2:03 IA since the close OF
the meet.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
OFF YEAR FOR RETIREMENT
Hans Wagner ard Fred Clarke Have
Both Accepted Terms Already

PlTTSBURG pee Hans Wagner
and Fred Clarke have accepted terms
offered by the Pittsburg bah club fer
next year This official announcement
was made here when an attempt Vas
made 10 bring forth the annual re.
tiremcnt" story connecting the names
Of these stars
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Welterue nhts Defined.

Query from reader " hat is a
welterwecht :" phil Wiuterbottom
Osceola Mills. Pa Answer 4 vel
terweight, phil. is fighter who Is
afraid 10 get on the scales Examples.
Harry Lewis. Frank Klaus Jimmy
Gardner and Mike fTwiul sullivan -
Philadelphia North American
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

1, is stated that the 81 louis club
has practically decided TO release or
trade second baseman Jimmy w,
liams. who is said 10 have seen his
best DAYS Jack O'Connor the
Browns new manager. is lrm be.
levcr in young blood and intends To
let tho teams Yettrans go
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

From The New York American
VIC learn that the working ncwspa-
per men are at last TO be lrecd from
thc contingent of tngora goats at
American leaguc Park. as President
FARRELL of thc Yankees. has announced
that hc will build press stand on The
roof next wear Nobody hut a recop.
nizcd writer Tor the dailv press Will
b. allowed 60 ascend the stairs
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

UIIIiHfd 0IImpIoH. bad no HTtI'IVs "
agreement 90 back MIN up in mis- con
cont pu tUsf it was uesessarl onfU
tor t4r challenger 20 deposit tho So
which Hawkins " Detroit inttAte .
Do eroff.u cover otherwise than WNif
trr % N B 80. cup To iv wfiIiur
ID pl1v Hawkins for 500 SIDE &
tur laytgi desires. but tlc uhfgL
started Monday is apparently OE
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
| HEART min m,
TO Sporting
II FART Editor.

rhat athletic competition, ia lh'
oorn air N possible but INDOORS u
,,.,,ssar, lis ouy oe the most potent
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
{, ~ Innl. nnprr hn. % TIA, ,hc

iiroVr.. manage .fuI WIl ao fn tIIr
AutgtItau ielFt meeting with thr
view of trtdire f"rrIs So ilAus.
stone. ,rig~r. W43r-ll and to-smnn
Green timber ls tie best tnst edu rt
poet 10 get for thg bunch BOO tie mslu-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

Job Printing dOuc right. 'gIues
rrtntlnz 60. ~ John y 20 ttIl Nam
LAYS or city 1895
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Sporting Notes

Cosen- viii captain Penn next 'r"r'
~ hecImrn bouts tonight. he"n"r"
only
Michigan alumni smoker al hnrm""i"
Ia spite 81 the cold. big crowds ""-
Iy...a tG, stating az t.r u i''"
t--ferda}
VIII kui-eI - heading bunch 81 De-
froft ruuuc.s who WI 80 barfstnrfu-
ms. ~ STATE
The \. ". I. opens it, season nrt'
Th4rsday ugdlust the Windsor F1si-
Hers iu tHt latters arinpry
Thr curlers are ~ ~ in fnii force these
fINz and tte lr. al t.tt f"t'- 90. e.
riuk - ir nne condition
fred ALnke has signed 90 m"nnge oh"
Boston nationals ~ Fred gets lh"rl
"g ot 49," g..ta pos'll?n he wa.
surprise q iot oi io'kF
rhr University OF MirhiEnn'- star miller.
Buhu.usN I.ss nad tendon ana hij
uut fIt again. unless Hh OPP "a ZION
.,fardle- tae dith' elty
- boston. rrN Hickard announces t,nt
Tx Ilt .s.- The .ft.f .Jath ..is|f
war uI tlat t.dd N,raue.. oF @I1
Francisco w.il Doe tue r+fercr
ft- a.IlIu.tI tItut .nI iht '"ltf at '"t
alF..fN.I.r.f4 t...f NtHr Dor a. send
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

factors IN llt '
Nelopment OF clean
upright nidnlio"a
has long been q"
Ia y . rltC theme
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
ROLLER SKATING RIOT
Regular Donnybrook Fight Occurs
In Montana Town.

BUTTE, Mont, March. 25.-The
six day roller skating race ended last
night in small riot in which two
arrests we're. uade by the police.
Through a misunderstanding the
racers failed to note the signal Of the
end Of the race and sped on. While
endeavoring to make a sharp turn
Shortz of Salt Lake swerved too
acutely and barely saved himself from
a fall by grabbing Bradford of Butte.
Bradford shook Shortz from him,
sending him sprawling on the floor.
At this Shortz's partner, Hardy
jumped into the mixup and sent Brad
ford tumbling over the floor. The
crowd, noting that the racers were
still going, despite the signal to stop,
apparently thought some one was
being wronged, and as a mob surged
on to the course the fight began. The
race ended with the Salt Lake and
Butte teams on even footing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
FOR POOL CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2s.-Two of
the most skilIful players OF 1s-ball
pool in the world are to begin a world
championship pool match at Mussey's
academy in this city tonight. They
are Thomas Nueston, the present
champion, and Charles Weston Of
Pittsburg. The match requires the
winner to pocket 800 balls, and will
last three nights 200 balls being play,
ed each night.
1t is a genuine championship con-
test, Nueston having formally chal-
lenged by Weston. while champion
ship emblem has been offered by a
billiard manufacturing concern. Both
men have been practicing in Chicago
for several weeks, and are in good
condition. The indications are that
the tournament will draw big crowds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
HE is BIASED
What a Coffee Planting Porto Rican
Has to Say on the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-That
Porto Rico was governed better under
Spanish rule than under American adj
ministration, that the Spanish-Ameri-
can War and the consequent occupa-
tion Of the island by the United
States, has ruined the coffee industry,
the most important in the island and
that the executive council, composed
leargely of Americans. is responsible
entirely for the present crisis, were
the declarations made last night by
Luis Munoz Rivera, Chairman Of the
commission now here. The commits.
sion was appointed by the House Of
Delegates to lay before President
Taft, Congress and the American peo-
pie, the reasons for the existing con-
ditions in the island and 10 ask for
concessions from this country, both
in regard to. the form of government
for the island and on the tariff prop.
osition. .
Commissioner Rivera claimed that
all the Porto Ricans, ask for is justice,
and that the Americans are not giving
them this. He said that the House OF
delegates has been made practically
a nonenity by the executive council,
corresponding to the upper house and
that the upper body refused to listen
to the House Of Delegates in the re-
cent extraordinary session OF the
Porto Rican Congress. Commits
sioner Larranaga delegate from Porto
Rico to Congress, will endeayor to-
day to arrange for an interview for
the commission with President Taft.
In regard to the tayiff on coffee he
declared that as result Of the Amer
icap occupation Of the island the price
Of the article had decreased from $35
to 50 a hundred pounds, all its foreign
markets having been taken away as
a result of the American tariff laws.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

The Oregon Board Of Fish Com
missioners is held TO have acted un-
wisely in granting the claim OF the
| Willamette and Clackamas rivers fish.
ermen for its recession from the re-
cent order made BY il extending the
closed season on those streams and
their tributaries, from April 18th 10
May lst and including the Lewis &
Clark and Young's rivers, Fishermen
here declare that the board was not
only unwise in coneeding anything
they had already ordained under the
law as applied to their work and iur'
isdiction on account Of the weaken
ing OF It's general authority; but that
in doing so they permit the salmon,
on its way to the spawning grounds
for breeding purposes, to be met,
caught and killed by the fishermen up
there. while down here they are per-
mitted to go by the FISH centers safe
and well speeded to their up-river
hooks, A piece of far'ietched discrim-
ination that hurts the fish as well as
the fishermen, denies the privilege
that others are granted, and in a sea-
son when all rules should be mani
testify and squarely applied.
That the Willamette and Claekamas
operators have been in the habit Of
doing a thriving business during that
particular period heretofore is no rea-
son why they should be exempted, in
whole or in part from the general
restrictions laid down, to expressly
save the fish from molestation at this
time of the year.
No one down this way can fathom
the reason for nullifying the law In
this fashion, and the feeling is natur-
ally resentful because Of the rank in
justice done the craft on the lower
river and the special privilege grant
ed the people in the upper streams,
whose sole claim appears to be found
ed upon the very success that It is
now desired to mitigate in the inter
est Of the whole industry. And the
board and the warden are likely to
hear from the fishermen down this
way before ii is through with.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
THREE HUMAN HEADS


SAN FRANCISCO, March IA
special from Sacramento states that
three human heads we're exposed
when an express package was acciden-
tally broken open at the depot there.
The package was addressed to DR..
M. G. Varian Of German and was sent
from medical school in Philadelphia.
Dr.. Variag who is physician for the
Balaklala Copper Company Of Coram,
hes claimed his property and entered
a vigorous protest against the propo-
sal Of the Sacramento coroner to hold
three seperate inquests over the
heads.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
PRESS ASSOCIATION

TORONTO, Ont, March 25.--
Newspaper editors and publishers
from all over the Dominion have
gathered in Toronto to take part in
the annual meeting Of the Canadian
Press Association. The gathering
was formally opened today and the
sessions will continue through Friday
and Saturday. An attractive pro-
gramme combining business and en-
tertainment has been prepared for
the convention. At the business ses-
sions numerous questions Of import
ance are scheduled for consideration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
The steamer Argo went to sea and
Tillamook yesterday morning.
TEXAS GOLF TOURNAMENT

GALVESTON, Texas. March 2s.--
The biggest golf event of the year in
the Southwest began on the links of
the Galveston club this morning and
will continue through the remainder
Of the week. The event is the fourth
annual tournament Of the Texas Coli
Association. All the leading golf clubs
of the State are included in the mem
bership of the association and the
competition for honors in this years
tournament promises to be unusually
keen. Play began promptly at $50
this morning with the qualifying
round for the championship.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
sHREwD sMUooLERs

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Customs
house officers believe they have dis.
covered a novel method of smuggling
goods ashore. II is charged that a
trunk containing goods valued at
5000 was swung ashore from the
American liner Philadelphia recently
by means sf a wire and pulley. BY
this method a trunk or box might be
hoisted quietly from a vessel and
carried along the wire to an adjoin.
ing pier where there was no boat and
consequently no customs inspectors.
How often this scheme has been
worked is matter OF conjecture
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
ALL FOR PEACE

WASHINGTON, March 2s.--
Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted last night al meeting held
in the first Congregational church in
this city iayoring the idea Of settling
all the troubles between labor and
capital by peaceful means, The meet.
ing was under the auspices Of the Ma
tional Industrial Peace Association,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
cAPoNI WINS

CHICAGO, March 2.-Tony Cap
oni won the decision over Bobby
Burns of San Francisco in fast ten
round bout at West Hammond las,
night. Burns was substituted for
Cal Anderson, who broke his hand in
a workout with Frank Childs. The
San Franciscan made matters inter
esting for Tony, although he was un-
able to break through the Chicagoan's
guard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

Patrick II. seullin. organizer Of the
association being one Of the speakers
Justice Stafford and Rev DR.. Wood.
row, pastor Of the church also spoke.
President Needham Of George Wash.
inglon University presided, The res.
olutions urged on Congress and the
American people the benefit 10 be de-
rived from industrial peace.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
Wood and Coal.

II you want dry fr cordwood, in
side fir, bark slab, or lockwood, ring
up Kelly, the Wood and Coal Dealer,
the man who keeps the prices down
Coal at 500 per ton in your base
ment or $500 at yard. Main 2l9l
Barn, corner 18th and Duane.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

Robert Schwartz, baggagemaster Of
the American line, was arrested yes
,erday and another employe ol the
club was detained as a witness. Both
men were locked up In the TombS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
NEW TODAY

The Great Vacuum Cleaner for
cleaning all kinds of carpets and rugs
on the floor; satisfaction guaranteed
Or no charge. Gus Nelson, Phone
Main 53l. IAs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
The Proner Place.

Go TO the Qccident Barber Shop If
you are particular and desire first
class service. Satisfaction guaranteed.
An expert bootblack and porter has
also been engaged.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
It fails to cure. E w GROVES
signature is on each box Csc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

The very best board to be obtained
in the city is at "The occident
Hotel" Rates very reasonable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

The Hammond liner, Geo. w, Fen
wick, laden with 500 tons Of grain.
taken on at Portland, and 10000 feet
Of lumber loaded at the Hammond
Lumber Company's docks at the
Tongue, cleared from this port yes
terday. and left down at 4 o'clock p.
m- outward bound, but it is not
known whether she made it over the
bar or not. She goes to San Fran
cisco, this trip.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26
The Modern.

The best and most up-to-date ton
serial parlor in the city is The
Modern. Perfect comfort and service
guaranteed to all. Excellent baths.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

WAsHBURN MANDOLIN; COST
S,S; win take SIS; fine tone and sx.
cellent condition. Address IL. o."
Astorian Office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

The steamer Sue H. Elmore is
momeHtarily expected in from Tilla-
nook Bay points, for this port and
Portland.
Later-The steamer Sue H. Elmore
arrived in last night, with her hold
full of freight and her limit Of pas
sengers, and will leave up this morn
ing early for Portland. Captain
Schroeder reported three masted
oil tank steamer off the bar as he
came in.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-26

Try our own mixture of coffee-ths
J. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetables
Badollet & Co.. Rrocers. Phone Mai"