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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-04-14

q GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERYWHERE for
n"The Story Of the Philippines" by Murat
Halstead commissioned by the Government as
Official Historian to the War Department The
cisco, on the Pacific with General Merritt, in the
hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong in the
American trenches at Manila, in the ipsurgent
Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar of The
battle at the fall of Manila, Bonanza for agents
Brimful of original pictures taken by govern
ment photographers on the spot. Large book.
Low prices Big profits Freight paid. Credit
given. Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
Outfit free. Address, F. T. Barber, Sec,y., Star
Insurance Bldg, Chicago.
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PICKERJNCc Wash FArr;1 I

PICKERINGS, Wash. April. 18th
The legislator is through and re-
turned to the quiet of his own home.
1t was very fishy term.
Everyone is blowing, and pianting
and everything has the appearance of
raising plenty to eat. Ad Cowan has
the largest garden of anyone for miles
around, except Mr.. Haskell, who is
operating two large ranches.
D. W. Roderick had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse last week.
There was a good dance at Arcadia
Saturday night, everybody reports a
good time.
We called at Mrs. Morris and found
our old friends, Mrs. Canning and son
visiting there.
Somebody has gone away, we hear
they are going to be married.
Everybody locks cheerful in their
turnout. We met Mr.. and Mrs. Grind
rod on the road to visit Mrs. r. p.
Morris, also Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick
headed down the bay presumably to
the same place
George McClurg came down on the
Shelton Saturday night TO spend Sun
day at Rosedale Ranch.
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rhnltnn POSt-Office.

,,,;,s close forthe East daily at s P. NJ. :.
mali, o o,o for Union and North daily z 40 A. NJ
Mas clT leave for aock Mason juno Grove
day at o A. daily except Sunday at 80 P M
Mails a. ncliyerv open from A. NJ. to 73O
G Gene,I01 Orders and Postal Notes issued.
NONE! 0-NO AL. ]. MUNSON. Postmaster.
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Notices for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. WASH. /

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH. ]
March 4th, 1899. I s.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in supporter her claim, and
that said proof will be made before Grant G.
Angle, U. s. Comr. at Shelton, Wash, on Friday,
April 18th, 1899. viz:
JOHN HEDBERG,
of Shelton, Wash. HID Z. No.1l20 for the E1l
Ne14. E1a Se14 Sec 80 Tp2l, r. w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
said land. viz: John d, Fl. Rengstorff, PETER
Geehen, Ernest Dahlstrom, P. ]. Faust, all of
Shelton, WASH
FRANK G. DEcKEBAcH, Register.
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See the L. nj. Co. Shoe ad.
Editor Lotz was down Sound this week.
Read the L. M. Cos ad in the Tribune
Several fishing parties were out Sunday,
and report fair sport
A carload of furniture is ready for your
inspection at the L. M. Co.
Olympia has hen ordinance rs well as
COW ordinance Shelton has neither.
Sideboards, China Closets, Oak Rockers,
Chefoniers and Parlor Tables at the L.
M. Co.
Miss Mollie Snider presides over the
new feminine foot wear department al
Needham' s.
Hon. John McReavy passed through
town Wednesday on his way home from a
down Sound trip.
Let the babies lay and roll upon the
floor, and see our new line of Baby Car
riages nice new and hobby. L. M. Co.
Wallie Rex's Jobs comforter, big
abscess under his arm. has come to a
LOCUS anu Nc DeginS 70 tnlnk lie worm
living
DR.. Cloes, the Olympic reserve superin-
tendent. and Max Metscham, deputy rev
enue collector. of Tacoma. were in town
this week on government business.
Frank Binns. who is pleasantly remem
bered by Shelton people. was in town thi:
week for brief visit, and reports hi.
family well al Port Ludlow.
Treasurer A. w. Fredson has purchased
| nice half block, on 5th and Alder streets
opposite the Court house. Of Thomas Dor
deaux, and will shortly erect substantial
residence thereon. The lots are level am
seeded and are in slightly location.
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Why take "a life insurance policy
from strangers and perhaps find out
later that the policy is not at all to
what you supposed it to be. when you
can insure with a home agent and know
just what you are getting. Chas.
McReayy at the State Bank is agent
for the old reliable Penn. Mutual Life
of Phila. Talk with him.
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A $50 Suit of Clothes for 81.

We mean just what we say. Read
the plan of the Shelton Insta1lmeht
Suit Club. The first person drawing
out, gets his suit for 81, the second
pays So. and SO forth, every member
is guaranteed suit. fyou want your
suit at some stated time, the Fourth,
for instance, you can get it by paying
balance, and if you draw out before
80 weeks, you get back the amount
overpaid. You may get your suit for
ST
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Program Hoodsport School.

The following is the program of the conclud-
ing exercises of the school
Song, ssWelcome" 2nd, 3rd, 4.h grades
Trials Inga Thue
Little Pearl Honey Dew Laura Burt
Song ''Love at Home" School
Washing for Polly Mable Garrard
Loss of the Royal George Alonzo Rule
Song ''Jack and Jill" Minnie Garrard
The Little Mouse Hazel Finch
My Little Kitty Ida Hanson
Song Meadow Song Primary Grades
Counting the Shingles Thorwald Norby
A Quarrel Sophia Thue
Song ''Kind words can Never Die" School
About War Johnny Garrard
Bet Time Harriet Thue
Song swinging" Laura Burt, Bessie Garrard
Jet Harry Finch
The Boyless Town Axel Hanson
Song robin is Dead" Mable and Minnie Garrard
The Sword of Bunker Hill Freddie Martin
Drive the Nail Right, Boys Olaf Hanson
Song Home, Sweet Home" School
Robin, Sir Robin Laura Burtt
Story Insa Thue
Song Daisies Mable Garrard
The Fourth of July Sidney Finch
Song I'm the Treetop'' NIable and Minnie
Garrard Harriet and Inga Thue
One of the Little Ones Lillian Rule
Curing Cold Edward Martin
Song "Loval and True School
Awfully Bessie tfarrard
Song PUSSY Willows Mable Garrard
The Inventors Wife Cleo Rule
lSong ''Bye-Lo-Land'' Primary Grades
The Old Sermon Thorwald Norby
Song sGod be with YOU
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In Superior Court.
SHELTON, April 18th.

SHELTON, April 18th. 1892
Northern Pacific Railway Co VS. Mason
Co ct al and w Woods petitioner, came
on for hearing on petition, answer of plain
tiff and answer of defendants, taken under
Amusement
E Sigh VS. Shelton Southwestern Ry,
motion to strike and demurrer to answer,
overruled.
State of Wash ex rel, Chas Wellman VS.
Directors School Dist II, writ of manda-
mus allowed.
Evalyn Bradford VS. H L Wheeler, ct TX
foreclosure, order of default entered
against Rose Wheeler
John Heiberg admitted to citizenship.
O. C.. Hanson, Clerk
John Fisk has gone to Matlock to take
charge of section crew on the Blakely
railroad.
Cherries, plums and other early fruits
are in bloom. Rhubard, lettuce, etc, in
the market this week.
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LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA WASH
Z

March 18th, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Grant G.
Angle, U. s. Comr. at Shelton, Wash. on FRI
day A pril 2lst 1899, viz:
LEANDER JACKSON,
of Shelton, Wash, Hid E. No 686, for the NJ
Nel4, Ne14 Nw11l, Se14 Ne14 Sec % TIP Il MR. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
lis continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz: Thomas O'Neill, William T.
Wyatt, Ernest I. Dahlstrom, James Peterson,
ali OF Shelton, Wash.
FRANK G. DEcKEBAcH, Register.
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yXTANTED-sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER-
rv sons in this state to manage our business
in their and nearby counties. 1t is mainly offica
work conducted at home, Salary straight 500
a year and expenses-d bonafde no mole
no less salary. Monthly $75 References. En-
close self-addressed stamped envelope, Herter
E. Hess, Prest., Dept. NJ Chicago
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Text There is that speaketh like the
piercings of sword: but the tongue of the
wise is health. y
The Hilderbrand .tripletts, Rose, Eddie
and Herbert celebrated their twelfth birth
day at Olympia, Tuesday. Mrs. VIM.
Smith, sister, was also home on visit
A vegetable cathart1c that can be
relied upon to do its work thoroughly
Hoods Pills.
We suit you both as to quality and
price. For samples of suitings call at
Arthur Needham's.
New fshing-tackle just arrived at
Munson's. 81
Nobody has a more complete line Of
wagons, carriages, plows. harrows and
cultivators. If good Goods at right
prices is what you want we are the
people to see.
MCDONALD & O'NEILL.
Butterick's Patterns for May an6
Delineators now on sale at Hunter s
! Eaton.
| Clean up the city wherever needed
thus avoiding contagious diseases
No time should be lost, as warn
weather will soon be here. 1t IS nee
essary for health that this be did a
once.
THE EFFECTS of the Grip are over
come by Hoods Sarsaparilla which
purifes the blood, tones the stomach
strengthens the nerves, ahd make:
the whole system vigorous AMI
healthy.
| Gents clothing and Furnishing Goods
at Hunter & Eaton.
The public school at Union City wa:
opened Monday for the first time il
several years, with Mrs. Daily a!
teacher. The City patrons are to b
congratulated on getting their fnan
cia1 matters Strengthened out, so theil
children can have school advantages.
| Don't forget that we have just re
ceived our Spring Sample books
Come in and order suit of clothes TO
Spring and Summer wear.
ARTHUR MERIDIAN.
/ Shoes that guaranteed to wear q
] Hunter & Eaton.
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Methodist Services.

Class meeting, 1915 "A. NJ, c. W.
Fisk, leader. az
Sunday School, 1915 P. NJ, Prof. F.
N. Smith, Supt. y.
Morning sermon, II A. NJ. subject
Prevailing Prayer. +"
Epworth League Gas p. NJ.
Evening sermon. 7;3O M. subject,
Text There is that speaketh like the
piercings of sword: but the tongue of the
wise is health
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ghe Mason County Journal.
r G.. ANGLE, PRoPRlETo

--1grD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
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Has Conducted One Of the Most
decisive Wars in Modern
Times.
wu SURELY BE NOMINATED
Presidents Popularity Leaves No
Room for Doubt of His Re-elec-
ton SilyeSIssue RerBdisted.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Evening
World prints an interview with Senator
T. c. Platt. In which the liter is
quoted as strongly advocating the renom-
nation OF President Mckinley and Wee
President Hobart. The interview says:
Senator Plat, said that the criticism
which has been flung at Mckinley cannot
alter the facts. and that the president
has conducted IN magnificent style the
shortest and most decisive war Of modern
times, and simply astonishef the old
world By the way in which he did Il.
This general satisfaction" continued
Senator Platt. has had undoubted demon
slration by the presidents reception
wherever he has been. without a shadow
OF doub, he win be nominated ana elect
ed. The republican party is stronger than
4 ever was. Vice President Hobart viii
be elected with Mckinley. He Is my
choice for vice president, just as Nc
kinley Is for president AS for the dem
ocra,lc party. II has only one Issue
siver-and that has been repudiated by
the entire country.
There is certainly no land ever held
by the United States must ever be re-
linquished."
He spoke OF the peace conference at
The Hague as visionary, beautiful, but
impracticable. Universal peace" he
said. lis not for this age"
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THEY FELL EASY VICTIMS.


and Funston Route Eight
Hundred FaipInos
MANILA. May 2I--Genoral Macarthur
and Funston, with The Kansas and Mon
tana regiments and the Utah battery,
have dispersed Soo Insurgents who were
on the railroad near San
Arlta. The American scouts were fired
upon from the trenches unexpectedly
and withdrew The firing was heard at
San Fernando. and Macarthur assembled
HIS troops and marched quickly after the
scouts The Montana regiment nanked
the trenches on the lett ard the Kansas
regiment attacked the enemy's right
flank Funston leading the charge al the
double quick The insurgents loss was
large. many prisoners were captured, It
Is reported that % Americans we're
wounded,
'T released II Spanish prisoners es-
tahllshed civil government in San Mig
uel. Baunag and San Tsidro and safely
conducted $40 Chinese refugees who were
in fear for their lives.
"In the section traversed ! have de-
stroyed 100000 bushels of rice l65 tons OF
sugar and 10000 bushels Of corn.
''The supplies destroyed would feed
an army OF 10000 men for six months
I gave each Of my prisoners a square
meal and then turned them loose after
destroying their arms. There are whole
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-25
FREIGHT TARIFFS DISCUSSED.

ST PAUL. May 24-The conference
called to consider the freight rates 10
the Pacific coast points closed this after
noon after two days discussion without
a decision in favor Of the Pacific coast
jobbers, who demand change in the
tariff under discussion or the representa-
t.vss Of the wholesale anu jobbing in
teres,s Ot the middle west, who insist
that the presen; tariffs must be main
tained. The railroads announced that
their committee would not reach a de-
cision for two weeks. Immediately on
the close of the afternoon session, the
coast delegates wen, into the star cham
bers to caucus on representative Of
their interests to remain in the city and
hook after their case until after a dec.s-
sion comes out
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ALFRED AUsrlN's ODE.
sell.

NEW YORK. May a-The Herald
prints cablegram from London poet
laurate. Alfred Ausuns birthday ode
TO Queen Victoria. entitled AN India
Summer" Following are stanzas:
"Springiime was towering in your fair
young face,
When first the sceptre laid on you its
load
Spring,ime and seed time-and how well
yon sowed,
In the rough burrows life's long duties
trace,
Scattering with lavish heart the smiles
OF youth and grace
oh wha, a harvest LADY. now is yours
Empire and fame and glory. and above,
Glory and fame--a universe's love
Love rooted deep In reverence that in
sures.
Remberance Of your name as long as
time endures.'
Long may the Indian summer of your
days
Yet Hngar in the land you love so Wen:
And long may We. who no less love YOU,
dwell.
In the reposetul radiance OF your gaze.
4 golden sunset seen through aummn's
slvery haze"
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Foard x Stokes Co vs.. Yukon Trans.
u Com. Co.; judgment by defaul. and or
der made for sale OF real estate.
Astoria Iron Works VS.. NJ j. Kline
ct al; order made for confirmation OF
sale made,
Ross. Higgins & Co, vs.. C. H. ana
Nina Brinkhoff; order made allowing SER
vice o- summons by publication.
Anna Dealey VS.. John Farrel ct al; de-
murrer overruled and defendan, allowed
until Saturday to answer
James X. Kelly VS.. Union Real Es-
tate Co, and William Allen VS.. q, W,n-
gate; Judgment by default
c, H. Page ct al vs. Henrletta o.
Ford; dismissed AZ plaintiffs cost
Samuel Emore VS.. Duncan stuart ct
az ordered has receiver be allowed to
sell judgment against Richard Richards.
Inez e, Parker executrix, vs. John
Hakala, settled and dismissed.
Mary Humphrey vs. 1nez Il. Parfer,
exscu.rjN and J. G. A Bowlby VS. Inez
I. Parker. executrix; default entered
Albert Brannon plead guilty 20 The
charge OF p3lygamy and was given two
years IN the penitentiary.
Leon Debeau withdrew his plea OF not
guilty and was sentenced 20 IS months
in the penitentiayy for larceny Of twine
from the o. R. & ~ dock
The case Of D. ]. ingalls, ct al. VS., Ben
5 Olsen ct al. occupied the courts at
tendon during the afternoon This is a
suit TO enjoin the defendants from oper-
atiug dams for Logging purposes on the
Lewis and Clark river and the question at
issue is a motion to dissolve an inlunc-
ton granted In March. The ranehers
have engaged c. w Fulton 20 haadle
their case, while the loggers have John
H. Smith to look after their interests.
The attorneys commenced their argu-
ment this afternoon and viii finish to-
morroy morning.
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companies ot boio men Al Tanac with
no other weapons except the primitive
ones thsy carry. Il ls my opinion, once
the instruction Is over little trouble will
bo experienced with the natives who
have been falsely impressed with their
own power by their leaders The Satlyss
have given much assistance % me.
The country is grandIy beautiful ana
fertile. Few white men have ever pen
etrated into tho mountaiss on account
Of tho prevailing fear AZ the Igorotss.
who lnhablt the highlands and whose
heroeness has been greatly exaggerated.
These mountaineers are really harm
less.
I'm the provinces OF Buluoan and Neuya
Eoljla my men stood well the long
they we're forced 10 make and
they are IN healthy condition.
II must meneilon my brave scouts. y
in number. / deeply dsplore the loss Of
Chiefs Young and Harrington. two az
brave and fearless men as ever met.
The work done By tbs scouts has been
equal to that OF any regiment IN the
Philippines
In all the towns through which pass
ed established town councils made up
u natives In San Miguel the council
elected mayor and | remained there
long enough 70 witness The municipal
government In actual operation Il
proved satisfactory.
Ten Of the twenty-five engagements
Tough, By US were very se.ere. Ny small
loss vas due 10 the fact that nanked
the enemy each time and came in on his
trenches in the rear"
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J. NELL GRESHAM SUICIDES
AT PERKINS HOTEL.
Was Arrested on a Charge Of Embezzie
ment and Sends Bullet Through
His Heart.

PORTLAND. May. Al. Neill Gresh-
am. OF nesboro. Tenn, nephew Of ex-
Secretary OF State Gresham, committed
suicide in a room at the Perkins hotel
this evening By shooting himself in the
heart.
Gresham was arrested on the complaint
u La GtSade banker TOT em6eEz.e-
ment and the officer who had him N
charge locked him In room. while the
officer was away Gresham killed him
self.
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MKINLEY TO THE QUEEN

Message Congra ,ulating Her Majesty on
the Anniversary Of Her Birthday
WASHINGTON. May 4.-The president
has addressed the following message to
Queen Vistoria on the anniversary of
her birthday:
1t gives me great pleasure to convey,
on this happy anniversary an expression
Of the sentiments of the regard and af-
lection which the American people cher
ish towards your majesty ana to add
the assurance Of my own cordial respect
and esteem.
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THE FINDINGS FORWARDED,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 24-The hnd-
lngs of the court martial which tried
Captain John NJ, Neall, Fourth cavalry
at the Preside, has been sent to Wash
lngton for Anal decision by the secretary
OF war It is generally understood that
the court decided for dismissal
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May God grant TO your majesty and
to the countries snder your governments
many years OF happiness and prosperity
WILLIAM MKINLEY.
scHLEY.s wEsrwARp rouR.

OMAHA. May A.-Rear Admiral Sch
ley's progress westward. since he left
Omaha has been triumphant tour, At
every town on the line people stood IN
crowds on the platforms eager to catch
a glimpse Of the naval hero. He appeared
on the rear platform and acknowledged
their greetings. but begged to Be- excused
from handshaking as he said "The good
people Of Omaha have nearly shaken my
right fllpper off,"
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PRISONERS oRUrALLY TREATED
Kicked and scourged by Their Baroarous
Filipino Captors.

Kicked and Scourged by Their Baroarous
Filipino Captors.
NEW YORK. May 2L-A dispatch to
the Journal and Advertiser from Manila
says:
General Lawton is resting with 500
men at Candaba. after % days OF sue
ccssful campaigning He said to the
Journal correspondent:
1T palned me when we got into San
lsIdro to see on the walls OF the prison
the names OF the 10 Americans from
the yorktown.
From Colonel Ray. the Spanish oGicer
whom We rescued, learned that one of
the American prisoners escaped from hts
captors. His freedom. was shor, lived. for
he was recaptured. He was stretched on
the ground before his fellow prisoners
and % lashcs were given to him.
The insurgents make a practice OF
numbering Cinnamon who fall into their
hands. and our men, suppose, should
consider themselves fortunate that they
hav, not been similarly treated, though
the cruelues and lndlgnitles hcaped upon
them must De hard TO bear
Il wo5ulj have advanced to Tarlac, but
was informed that was north OF the
Insure snis main forces Hence l asked
Tor Kobbcs brigade. can advance and
reach Tar'ac IN six days unless the
present negotiations between the Fill
pinos and our commission accomplsnes
peace. tn, wholc country Is nothing but
iutteuchmenls.
"I have had during the last month %
cngagsmeu,s. Six of my men have been
killed on the field TWO have died from
wounds and IS have been wounded. The
losses n the insurgents were over 400
Killed. while We have taken iON pris-
pners
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SUSPECTED RIOTERS HELD.

BUTTE. Mont. May A--UnIted states
Commissioner Wood today held John 5.
Earles and Erwin Edwards. men sus-
pected Of completely in the wardner
riots. for the action OF the Idaho au-
.hori,les. The men are miners and claim
to have left wsrdner at the first sign Of
trouble. and before the riots began.
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OCEAN WAVES NEW OWNERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May A.--rne tug
boat Richard Holyoke arrived here today
from Port Angeles with the sidewheeI
steamer Ocean Wave in tow. The Ocean
Wave will be thoroughly overhauled ana
will be used by the Santa Fe Railroad
Company for It's trafic in the bay.
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ROAD FUND INCREASES.
Nearly Two Hundred Dollars Was Raised
by the Committee Yesterday.

Chairman Ingalls,. Of the Lewis and
Clark road fund committee. Is meeting
with good success. and yesterday sue
ceeded in raising nearly $40. which brings
the total amount collected up to about
500. Mr.. Ingalls, Is beng assisted by
Hugh Mccormick and C. J. Curtis.
The committee working along the Lswts
and Clark has raised 500 from the people
residing in the neighborhood and il is
thought that amount wiz be doubled be-
fore the committees work is finished. The
subscribers to the fund yesterday foii0w:
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SHERMAN FOR SPEAKER.

WASHINGTON. May 2L-Representa-
tive sherman, OF New York, had a brief
consultation with the president today,
during which he formally notified the
president OF his candidacy for the speak
ership.
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QUEENS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

VANCOUVER b, C.. May 2L-The
queens birthday is being enthusiastically
celebrated throughout British Columbia,
The S.ars and Stripes are eptwined with
the Union Jack in many places.