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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03
NO. IL
NOTICE AND SUMMONS

In the superior Court Of tie State Of vrsn.
ton, In and for the County Of san Juan
\. c. smith, plaintiff,
To- n Friday. Laasri Friday. Emms pud.
Friday estate, Joseph Friday, and sl ns1
uakuown. II any, having OF claiming d
terest OF estate In aud 10 the hefrnsAs|
described real property. defendants
State Of Washington to John Friday. lni|
Friday and al perSons unknown claiming q
having sn interest o. estate In and 10 III
hereinafter described real property.
You and each Of you are hereby ncsilsd -
the above named plaintiff, X. G. smith 81
the holder Of Certificate Of Delinquency Va n
issued BY the Treasurer Of san Juah crusg
state u Washington. embracing ihs idhsg|
real property: situated in San Juan csss
State Of Washington, and more particularly :
described ~ follows. to-wit:
The southeast fourth Of the y ortLvea ieu1
and the Northeast fourth of the sosnvul|
fourth and the Southeast fourth Of The sseI
west fourth and the Northwest ourth NJ
Southeast fourth Of Section seventeen, nisw|
-ship thirty-6ve North. of Range number hm|
West, Willamette Nerd an: that said erftanx|
was issued on the Ist day Of November,
IGN. for the sum Of AsJ6 for the dshuq'c!|
taxes for the year Iss7; that the amount . 81
delinquent taxes. together with the m'rc
In the following respective sum, 'of m
Inactive wears. to-wit: For the said-
Sc. Y Of Nw.x-ror year 1897, tar bS, mo
est es.(s: for year 1853, tax y ~, inssIe, n
for yearSIs99. tax 500. interest u esno
wear 1000. tar $s.6.
Ne. K Of Sw. K-Fog year Iss6, taI
terest A.3S: for year 1897. tar SbS} mn
S3.lS; for yeeS "a, tax S6<l, interest y
yess Isse. tag $50. interest ~ cents m y
6. 4 d ii 81. x-por year ,sss. tar So i.s !.
for ven 1894, tar S6.I4, interest y. u rf
~. tai $50, interest ~ cents; "' y"
Nv. x ofse. K-Por year Isg7, ta1 tig !. .
terest G.Ie: fos year 1875, tan pin' mn
Ss.ss; 10 yesr I8e9 TAX $iaIo, interest," T"-
~ yeaS I9ss, tax @Io.7f: Al
Amounting in the aggregate, WIN Ix
mid Certificate Of Delinquency, 70 vs. 49, \
9l69s6. which said several sans bea is: &c. 4
ne rnie Of lfleen per cent per anssn n ~ !.
MD several dates Of payment there0'' W."
10. AID esch of you are hereby 'u..'ssHn
appear within sixty days amer the as1
an uublScatSou of this Notice and ~
exclusive Of the date OF the hrst ps's ~ 4
thereof, to-wit, within sixty days snn 80
day Of October A. d. 1921, TN the socs. -
Court, and defend the action or pay Us -, !
due. together with the interest .na IN IN -
cnoe q your failure 70 10 do. p'ainn. =. ...i,
for }ud9ment and Judgment WI = 800 =
foreelo0ing the lien for said taxes. "a ~
eosts against the real property, lases '''r
hes herein DESERVED. ..,,,d nj
Any pleading or process may ".Sd,,s N |
the uudersigued attorney. at the so'''
inalteS menti0ued. ,..,ru ysiutf |
II. .. King. Deputy Pro:eeutiss 1 1880
ex-O0cio Attorney for Piainun. r,ss,ty ~ |
dfess: Friday Hsrbos, San juan e'''"
bate hsst publication Oct. ). 1921.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

common names. greatly preferred Ii
this eO0ntly. especially ID the earliee
eayn. There has been but Quo Geoe1e
q the White HOUSE and be Was lie
ont - Al the Pres1dents. Theeo have
been three Johns. one Thomas, i've
Jamesee, two AndFews, one Martin,
two Williams, ono zachary, one NIL
lard, one F1nklip, one Abraham, one
Ulysses. one Rutherford. one Chester,
ono Grover and one Benjamin. It d
rather singular that such cummon
names - Henry and Charles DO NOT
appear In the list Of fipt names a
Presidents.-KAnsos City Star.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03
THE IsLANDER SUPPLEMENT

The ISLANDER is sending to each Of
Its subscribers this week copy Of the
illustrated pamphlet descriptive OF the
county prepared by Mr.. H. L. viii.
helm, Of Seattle. 1t contains los Illus
trstions Of farm and industrial scenes,
public buildings, homes, business
houses. ETC., which, together will full
page map, and the accompanying de.
scriptive matter, will enable the reader
to form good idea Of the county, its
resources and possibilities. Mr.. viii.
helm was. given carte blanche to ar.
range the publication in his own way
gather the data and do ell the solicit
Ing for tho financial support essential
to the success Of the enterprise. All
the credit, therefore, attaching 10 the
preparation Of the publication be-
longs to him aud :. he assumes
all responsibility for it, contents
aud for whatever errors 1t contains.
The amount Of labor whish It repre-
SCENTS will hardly be appreciated by
anyone Who has not had practical ex-
perience IN such work and it IL greatly
to Mr.. Wilhelm's credit that he &C.
complished his task 90 we'll in little
more thas two months time. He de-
sires to extend his sincere thanks to al
who have aided him In = financial way
and to the people Of the county gsner-
ally for their hospitable and kindly
treatment. Ifjudlcious use Il made Of
the largo number Of copies Of the pub
! ication issued mnah snhstantial bene-
At should result to the county. Single
copies may be obtained ct the Is1,-
ANpER once or mailed from the ofIice
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03
THURSDAY. OCTOBER s, 1901
LAW VERSUS ANARCHY

We publish In this issue a somewhat
extended communication from Mr..
Asael Larson, obviously intended as =
protest against denying to anarchists
the same degree of personal liberty and
freedom of speech as is enjoyed by the
most law abiding and law respecting
citizens. Recent editorials in the ISL
ANDER advocating summary measures
In dealing with anarchists in the
United States having been the occasion
of the communication, the editor il
possibly under some obligation to give
space 20 it. But however that may he,
most Of the IsLANDER's readers may
be as surprised as was the editor him.
self to learn that there is any thought
ful and intelligent man in this county
who takes issue with the opinions
which this paper has expressed on the
subject of anarchy and anarchists. II
we have anarchists in our midst it is
we'll that we should know it. From
the IsLANDER's point of view it is i'm
portant that they be located-and
watched. And it may not be out of
place to repeat right here the opinion
expressed in this column last week,
and to which Mr.. Larson takes excep-
ton, that linen or women who profess
the slightest sympathy with anarchist
deeds or doctrines should lie summarily
dealt with" To be sure 1t is merely .
private opinion publicly expressed, but
IL there are others besides Mr.. Larson
who hold to contrary view and in
cline to sympathize with the outlaws
of civilization who parade their doc
trines under the red flag Of anarchy we
shall be glad to hear from them, in
order that we may be on our guard
against them.
The probability is that Mr.. Larson is
not yet ready to avow that be is an an
archist. Very likely he Classics him
self as an advanced socialist" who
will not admit that ''if you scratch a
socialist you will find an anarchist. y
But ii he had no sympathy with an
archist deeds or doctrines he would
hardly be likely to make a public pro.
test against the Islanders advocacy
Of summary measures in dealing with
those who have.
The founders Of this republic never
intended that the constitutional guar
anty Of free speech and q free press
should ever be used to protect persons
engaged in the discrimination of doc.
trines opposed to all law and all gov.
ernment. And that is what anarchy
means, for its vota ries aim at the
destruction of all external authority by
every available means. "In q word, -
said Michael Bakunin. the great Rus.
sian anarchist and exiled agitator, 1--WE
object to all legislation, all authority
and all influence. privileged, patented,
official and legal, even when it has
proceeded from universal suffrage"
This paper merely takes the position
that any man or woman who believes
In or sympathizes with such doctrines
ought not to be permitted o refuge ,un.
der the stars and stripes; and il is our
opinion that every natualized either,
OF this country who entertains such
views Is false to his oath of allegiance
and that il would be well for the coun.
try II all such could be denaturalized
and deported.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

Henderson Grimett, Of this place. WA
pletsly lost the nee Of ono arm and side
After being treated BY IN eminent physi.
clan for quite . while without relief, my
wife recommended ChAmberlain's Pain
Balm. and after using two bottles Of il be
10 almost entirely cured.-Geo. II. Nc
Donald, Man, Logan county, w. Va.
Several other very remarkable cures Of
partial paralysis have been effected By
the use Of this liniment. I'll most widely
known, however, - . cure for rheuma-
tism, sprains and bruises. For sale BY
all druggists.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

Awards haye been made for 400
tons Of oats and 800 tons Of hay to b,
furnished to the government for IN
aggregate consideration Of $l28, $40
Washipgton receives benefits from
these forage purchases In larger meas
ure than heretofore, because 1t IL IN
profitable for buyers to use eastern oat'
In filling contracts.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

Get . free sample Of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets 1t any drug
store. They are easier TO take and moro
pleasant in effect than pills. Then their
use IL not followed by constipation as is
often the case with pills. Regular size, Is
cents q box.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

When you wake up with-a bad tate in
your mouth, go at once to any drug store
and get FREQ sample Of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. One or two
doses will make you well. They also
cure biliousness, six headache and con-
stipation.
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cha.bsraai.'s cssgA Rsnsay Saved III

Il believe I saved my (nine-year-oldl
boys life tAfs winter With Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, = nys A. n. Hoppe, Rio
Creek, Wiz. "He was % choked up With
group that he could not speak. rave II
20 him freely until be vomited and in :
short time he was al right" For sale By
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03
CLUBBING LIST

To all subscribers paying one year In
advance land arrears, II any tho follow
ing named publications are offered, to-
0ether with the ISLANDER, ut the COM
6ination prices quoted, viz:
ISLANDER and
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, weekly, I.So
Seattle Times, weekly, i.So
New York Tribune, weekly, 90
Nev Work Tribuue tri-weekly, a.Io
Thricea-Week N. Y. World, 400
Tci.do R,ade' $50
Detroit Free Press. semi-weekiy. 400
S. F. Examiner, weekly 7So
S. r. Bulletin, Sunday edition, 400
Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly. AIS
St. Paul Pioneer Press. weekly, sco
Farm and Preside, LOS
Farm Journal, LOO
McClure's Magazine, aio
Coamospolitan Magazine, 3io
Review of Reviews, 3.2S
Harper's Magazine, 40
Century Magazine, +.oS
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

Emperor Paul, Russia, choked. $50. =. 1901
sultan Seltm, Turkey, stabbed......... 1913
PRESIDENT d. lstria, Greece, sabre...:.. 1881
Duke OF Parma, ltaly............ ......... 1854
President Of Hayti. stabbed. ............ 1859
President Lincoln, shut. 1856
President Balta. Peru, ehot.....,.s....... 1879
President Moreno, Ecuador, shot,. 1872
President Guthrix, Ecuador, shot,. 1878
Sultan Abdul Axiz, Turkey, stabbed 1874
PRESIDENT OF paraguay, shot..... ....... l677
PRESIDENT GARFIELD, y. 8. shot............ i660
Gar Alexander III, Russia, bomb..... 1881
President Barrios, Guatemala, shot, 1855
Queen Of Cores, poisoned. .......... ....... 1870
President Carnot France. 'stabbsd... 1894
Shah Of Persia, stabbed l8o8
President Barrios. Guatemala, Shot... 1879
Emproes o. Austria, stabbed. ........... 1850
King Humbert Italy, ahOt.............. 1900
President Mckinley. shct.......... ..... 1901
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
drugYists'refand the money u Il fails to cure
e. w. Groves signature ID on each box. ssc.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

At the Tins Of inaug.rstien and q
Death-Re0sevelt tho Youngest
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to any address for Is cents. For con-
sldenble number u copies the pEics
will b less.. =
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-03

: I am now prepared to pay the
following Cash prices for Junk
F. o. b. Port Townsend, Wash:
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We Put Money
In Your. Purse

because we cell you the very highest
grades Of DssrS, Wlnaews and Meuse
Flnlahing material made 10 order, 1t
lower prices than you can buy ordi-
nary cheap made store eoods Tor.
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n Tie ssperior Cert e tae ssase q wasAiss-
y. .. Donohue, paaan1i6,
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In The ssperics co.rt q TIE state az wssAias
to., q aud 5cr she county - sas Juas.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16
Among the Sports.

pers and by asome of his aristocratc
patrons. for during the first two years
oe Sloan's employment in England he
was never mentioned except in terms
Of eXtravagant laudation."
There is altogether too much rough
riding INDUCED in at Tanforan. and
some action should be taken to abolish
it, says the Breeder and Sportsman.
Henry seems to be the principal Offend
CT and also seems to enjoy immunity
from any penalty for his conduct. The
day that Edna Day was beaten by Mar
esa. there can be no question but that
Henry pulled his mount in front of Ed
ma Brown and spoiled her chances. yet
nothing in the way of fine or suspension
was inflicted Burns. also, on his own
confession. was an offender in the
sweepstakes. on which occasion he shift
ed his course on Canmore in the stretch.
pulling out toward Artculate and forcing
that horse to shorten his stride to avoid
a collision: but for this interference Ar
ticulate would unquestionably have won.
The numbers. however. were allowed to
remain hung up as the horses finished
and Burns may consider himself very
lucky to escape heavy fine or suspen-
sion for his questionable tactics.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16
{ ON THE MAT.
OOoOoooOOOoOOOOoOOOOOOOO0

That the sporting element of New York
City is anxious for the boxing game to
be revived in that city was shown by the
fact that nearly 1000 people assembled
at wrestling match in Madison Square
rihclien Thursday night.
Since the Horton law became back
number the town has been without ath-
lctic sports of any kind and the peopl.
are longing for the time to come when
they will once again get an opportunity
to witness their favorite sport. Had box
ing been going on in New York last week
the wrestling match would have been a
dismal failure. The sports will not pat
ronize wrestling as long as there is good
boxing shows in town. There has been
81: much taking in the wrestling business
that the sport has been on its last legs
for years past. The lar put up against
boxing matches was the only thing that
prevented it from being wiped off the
map entirely in New York City. Wrest-
Ing matches as rule are very tiresome
affairs, and nine out of ten result in a
wrangle or fail to give satisfaction. If
there is to be wrestling in New York
from now on it would be well for some
of the so-called champions to give Char
lie Wittmer, of this city. a chance. Witt
mer is strictly on the square. and has
more right to wrestle for the worlds
championship than any of the foreigners
now holding the boards in New York
City. If the New Workers want real
test of strength and skill. now is the time
to secure Wittmer's services. The big
Cincnnaiian is in good shape, and very
anxious for match.
"As I predicted the ma.'cA li-"rs.n
Eceber and Pons was a draw" said
Frank Kelly. manager for Charlie Witt
mer. the GrOecO- Roman wrestler.
'''rhe next play will be a match he
tween Roeber and the newly imported
Turk. I have posted 81 900 on Wittmer's
behalf to meet Roeber. If he fails to
cover my deposit. ! will claim the cham
pionship of America on behalf of Mr..
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16

Ettle by little. his nervousness wore
away, and after he had administered the
solar plexus blow, which robbed Corbstt
OF his championship, he was as cool and
self-possessed as though eating good
dinner.
Jim Jeffries is of rather a phlematic
temperament and those who know him
best tell me that he is as cool and as
calm entering ring as mill pond when
there isn't enough wind blowing across
It's surface to cause a wavelet Ruhlin
on the other hand. Is Il very nervous man.
More than once his nervousness has
caused him trouble, but the big Swiss
for all his nervousness is thoroughly
game. and he never flinchas from punish
ment 1t has, however, a different effect
upon him.
Johnny Richie is one of those who have
gone up against McGovern and who
knows how ii feels to face the champion
Richie says that he was not scared to
any extent by the fact that he faced
champion at Tuckahee and after he
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16

Just before Fitzsimmons went into the
ring at Carson City to fight Jim Corbett
h was so nervous that he could hardly
talk. He was plainly nervous when he
entered the ring, but during the fight
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16

Sharkey. who is to meet the irish
champion. Maher, at Louisville. Febru-
airy 2S. looks to be in excellent shape for
his contest. While watching Jeffries
trying to pull the rowing machine to
pieces in Cincinnati this week. the con-
versation turned on the sailors bum
cauifiower ear.
DO you KNOW said Sharkey. turning
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16

When in his prime John l.. Sullivan so
far outclaSsed ali his contemporaries
that for Il long time he was so absolutely
confident of whipping his opponents that
he used to frighten the life half out Of
them simply by gioWerng at them as
they sat in their corners before beg in-
ming a fight. When Dominick Mccartney
agreed to fight him at Cincinnati every
one thought that Dom hadn't the ghost
of a chance and in order to insure his
appearance the ring George Campbell,
of Cincinnati who arranged the ma; "a,
promised him 1000, win or lose, il he
would enter the ring and do his best
! against the big fellow. When the time
came for McCaffrey to enter the ring Mr..
Campbell went after him in a carriage
and as they rode into Chester Park. he
playfully took hold of his pulse. Said
he: Il expected to find it beating like a
triphammer hat he was apparently as
unconcerned as though about to attend q
dance"
Some of McCaffrey's relatives were so
apprehensive about the result of this
battle that they had prayers offered up
for his safety. Mccartney said afterwards
that he was las nervous as a cat Just
before the first round began. but he said
1T all went out of me like laughing gas
the instant we threw ourselves into posi-
ton and began to fight
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
SEA. FOOD.

Ocean Fish every day at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Mccormick said last night that s'lce their partnership they have enjoycl a very liberal and satisfactory prac- tice, and their reason for dissolving the partnership was purely the business reasons that control all business af- fairs. MT. Mccormick has now been here two years anl says he is greatly taken with both the climate and the peo- pie and further, has no complaints to make in a business way. He is here to stay has done better than he hoped to do when he came here, and both himself and wife are enjoying bette health than they had for years before. He is therefore al peace with all the world and as happy as men can eX- pect to be in this world.
 A DEAL IN HORSE FLEsH.-P. keeney. whc runs a livery stable on West Wash ngton street. yesterday morning swOre out a warrant in Jus tice Burnett's court for the arrest Of a man named Berry on a charge of horse stealing. Berry got buckskin horse of him on Tuesday to ride to Glendale. Nothing was said by Berry about a purchase and the price paid for the animal led MT. Keeney to be- lieve he haG hired the animal. and not permanently disposed of it. Berry did not return that night and when he had not come back yesterday morning MT. Keeney began to think a crime had been committed Berry returned yesterday afternoon, and the warrant was served on him. He will probably never be convicted of horse stealing, but he will no doubt be expected to settle for the costs.