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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-06-13
THURSDAY. JUNE l3, 1901
KEEP THEM ON THE FARM

Questions are frequently asked why
boys and girls leave the farms and go
to the cities and as to the best means of
keeping them out of the cities and
causing them to take more interest in
the life of the farm. The Live Stock
Indicator says:
"If the farmer will give up the idea
that he must make certain amount of
money, no matter how much suffering
he must entail upon himself and his
family in doing 50, and see to it that he
and his family live well-live as we'll as
his means will allow there will not be
such hankering of the sons and
daughters for life in the city. It is
humdrum life on the farm that drives
80 many from it. Shakespeares and
Goethes and Schillers and Edisons and
Teslas and host of geniuses, who have
left their mark in life either through
brain or Drawn or intellectual concep-
ton, came from the farm. Not that
the persons mentioned had anything
to do particularly with agricultural
life, but the places they have filled in
the world of thought and action have
been occupied also by those who in
younger days followed the pillow. And
the life of the farmer has ever been an
honor. Horace took delight in refer
ring to the charms of his Sabine re.
treat; Virgil even wrote poem upon
the short.horhed COW; Burns was never
30 happy as when singing songs while
walking in the burrows and studying
nature in all its forms; Cincinnatus
was taken from the pillow to rule his
fellowmen; and the eager expectant
wish of most of our American people is
to accumulate enough money to retire
from trade, the eXactions of profess
sional life-the strife and worry and
heat Of contest for existence-and
drop into some quiet pastoral life
where they may live out their days in
peace. 1t will be said, perhaps, that
this is the poetic side of the question;
that month OH the farm would dispel
all such ideas, just as if a term in the
cities would not tear all thoughts of
ease and emolument into tattes. 1t
may be said, too, that the farmers boys
and girls want to learn this for them.
selves and not CLEAN it from the expert
ence as told by somebody else. True,
but from the number of questions
asked upon this subject there are many
people who wish to know what to do
before their children take the final
step, and If they and their children
will profit by experience they will fore
go the dearly bought education in the
cities and stick to the farm. Hayseed
Is not found in the hair of the old man
himself. In fact it is oftener found i'm
the hair of the genteel nobody who
glides along the pavement, thanking
Providence he is not as other men,
while other men are thanking Provi.
dence for the same thing.n
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two. all Ia Township Thirty-seyeu North
Range Two West, willamette Meridian. The
fuii amount OF said land to be sold being Fifty
sores, more o. Les.
IN hand paid By the highest and best bidder.
Said sale to take place on Saturday, the al
day Of July. \. D Ssss, at eleven o'clock 2. m.
q sd cay e sss re-. g ss,o ssn
county, state Of Washingtou, the same being
the place for the tr1usaction Of business q
said estate In San Juan county.
Admiuistrator Of the estate Of <Ars.) Mary n
Clark, deceased.
H. S. king. Attorney for Administfatos.
Date Arst publication. July -, Isoa.
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The death of Col. John J. Weisen.
burger, which occurred at Whatcom
last week, deprives the state of one OF
its most upright and exemplary citi.
gems. Whether in public or private
life, standing at the bar of justice argu.
ing a case before judge or jury, or
leading brave soldiers in battle in the
far away jungles of Luzon, he con-
Quoted himself in such manner as to
win for him the sincerest respect of all
who were associated with him. He
came OF military family, his father
having been soldier in the German
army and one of his grandfathers a
follower of the great Napoleon. He
had for years been one of the most
active and influential members of the
militia organization i'm this state and
when the first Washington regiment
was organized for duty i'm the Philip.
pines his appointment as major was
received with general satisfaction. So
conspicuous and meritorious were his
services during the Spanish war that
ut Its close he was given commission
as lieutenant-colonel in the regular
army, but he preferred to return to his
family and to the practice of law in
Whatoom. He was prominently NEIL
toned as a possible Republican candi.
date for governor last fall, but he would
not permit his name to go before the
convention. He was member of the
constitutional convention i'm 1889 and
subsequently filled with credit a mum.
Der OF positions of responsibility and
trust at Whatcom, and he was elected
city attorney there last fall.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OvricR.t
Seattle. wash. May -, 1907. 4
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice Of her intentiou 20
that add proof win be mode beSose the Clerk Of
the Superior Court st Friday l3asbog, Washing-
ton, on MONDAY: LILY .; 1921: xis:
widow Of Hiram Crandell, deceased
Homestead appsication No. tS.Is8, for ths
=. N. w. 4 and n. u N. r. Z. section a,
Township 81 North, Range West.
She names the following witnesses to prove
hts ccntinuous residence upoa, and cultivation
Of, said land, Wig:
Winfield Scott West aound, vash.; Samuel
Delshe. Deer Harbor. wash: Anslem p. Vaughn
West Sound, wash; William ~. Milne, Fair
haven, wash.
EDWARD p. TREMPsa, Register.
First publicAtjon, May "a. Seos.
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DEER HARBoR
Haying has commenced.
~
1t is good growing weather,

Haying has commenced. :
tits good growing weather.
Miss Clay has, z pet lamb that suckles
oow.
E. CALDWELL has returned fronl trip "a
Seattle.
s. Bslshe hived : fine swarm Of bees
Saturday.
Mr.. Nugent set out an acre Of straw
berries this spring. So
Supt Augur, of the Island Lime Com
pany, reports the lime business brisk. i
Mrs. Jos. vierre and two little boys
visited her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. " ed
dles, last week.
Mr.. Fritz has made great improve
ment on the Young farm during the short
time he has been there. :. =.
Mr.. Hog is few and far between in this
section. There's money in him and be-
sides he is good farm grubber.
Mrs. w. A. Wakefield and two daugh-
ters, Anna and Ethel, were. guests Of J.
T. Stroud and family last week.
Mr.. Ingraham, who has been coopering
for the Island Lime Company, left Tues
day with his family for Toledo, Ohio.
w. p. Caldwell will make another tour
of the principal points in the county with
his fine concert photograph after hay
harvest.
w. H. Scott is building twO-story
dwelling house out Of split cedar logs.
When it is finished it is likely that w. HI.
will want a cook. -
Mrs. 8. Belshe, who has been very ill
with cstarrh for the past eight months, ID
improving rapidly under the treatment
of Seattle specialists.
The writer believes that Shorthorn-
Durham cattle are the kind that should
be kept in this county. The COWS are
good mixers, grow large, are easy kept
and make good beef.
| It has been decided to celebrate the
Fourth of July here. Mr.. Stroud will
erect large dancing platform, 2Ox30 feet,
which will be well shaded, and there will
be . good program ofsports following the
literary and musical exercises.
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Isties Of Settlement II Final Ieesunt

In the superior Court Of the state Of Washiu..
ton. for San Juan County.
IN PRORATE
state Of Washington \
County Of San Juan -
man, decenoed.
Notiee 4 hereby given that Pessr German ana
Joseph German, executors of TIE es&nte Of Nm.
Hlen Gosme9, deccaeed, haye renAkssd % and
ec.sors, and that Thsrsday. the lIth day ofJuiy.
a; D. 1921. at 10 oclock .. m, It the court sooin
IN the town 81 Friday Hasbos, n aid oan Jvan
county, Washineton. has been duly appointed
~ aid Court . the time and place lor the 80
tiemeut OF satd account, at Which time and
PISS any Persou Interested n aid state nav
apgear and Ale his exceptious, q vritinr. g
satd account and eoatese de sasne.
s., wasss c TIE Hon; Go 4. yotner. J.Age ofsaid
axed, this 9Th day Of June, 4. D. M.
9. >. king, Attorney for Bxecuoor.
Oese SRA puhlication. Juns -, sqss. q
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NOTICE TO CRRDlreRs

Rstate Of Mrs. Mary =. Buchanan, deceased.
Notice b hereby given BY the undersigned
executor Of the estate Of tNrD.1 Mary 3. Bu.
chanan, deceased TO the efeditcss of. and MI
persous having claims sgainst said deceased, "a
exhibit them, with the necessafy vouchers
within one year after the 6rst qualifications oi
at Richaydsou. san Juan county, state Of wash
Ing ton, the same being the plsce for the Trans
action Of the business Of said estate IN said
county.
JAMES A. BUCHANAN.
Executor Of the estate Of (Mrs.J Mary Il. Blu
chauan. deceased.
H. 5. King, Attorney for Executor.
Dated this 10th day Of May. A. u. 1901.
First publication, May 10, 1901.
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In the Superior Coart Of the state Of Washiur-
tom. for San Juan Coanty.
IN PROBATE
In ths matter Of the estate OF John L. Mosrisou.
deceased.
state Of Warrington Il
County Of Gan juau
Notes b hereby given that ". 4. suthes1aDG
"Reminiscences with TIE win annexed q t.
estate Of John L. Morrison, deceased, has -.
dered and presented for settlement 10. and AIo1
IN the Superior Court Of San Juan cuansy So
Of washington. his Anal account @ such ~
sdniuistrator: and that Thursday, he nth day
Of July. sqci, at 70 O'Clock q ~, Ut the court
room q sid superior court. In the court hosse
IN said San Juau coanty, has been daily ap-
pointed By car said supefioe Court, 1or ne seS-
Element q the Aaa1 sccouut, at Which time ~
place any perYon interested IN saia estate nay
appear and ale his exceptions in writing to the
sid HAL accoant, ard cootese the same.
vieneas Hoa. Geo. 4. Joiner. Judge Of our
saA Superior ccart. and tie se.i Of said Court
hefeunto AIMED this 9th day Of June Ioor.
JAMES FRANKLAND.
County Clerk and exoahcio Clerk ef aid o.
Dsts arst pubiicatioa. yuse u 1905. st
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: ARGYLE AND VICINITY


E. Ericsson shipped 200 sacks of oats to
Whatcom last week.
A. F. Ackley went to Fairhsven Mon.
day Of this week.
Herman and Gus Stoll-ie ON Tuesday,
steamer for trip up Sound.
A PA. F. piledriver was in Saturday
driving piles at the Argyle wharf.
Andrew johnson and his road crew
were worthy on the Argyle road lssl
week.
Misses Kate Buckley and Grace Boyct
returned last week from an up-Sound
visit. I,
Miss Nellie Jensen is down from Seat
tie for q visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Jensen.
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Good weather for spuds. -.
Bicycle race on the Fourth Of July.
Mrs. Chas. Woods has returned home.
Mrs. Waldrip is visiting at Fairhaven.
We will not need any more evaporators
this year.
The 20-ounce apple seems to be fail
ure this year. :; :;
s. Showers, our postmaster, strayed of
as far as West Sound last wesk.
Walter Showers is busy placing his new
stock Of groceries on the shelves.
The creamery is running, all in order
but the whistle. They expect one next
week. g
w. II. Hoult is putting the finishing
touches to the East Sound housewife
paint. :; :;
Mr.. Pineo has left the employ of the
Orcas Island Fruit Company and moved
on to his ranch near West Sound.
Our merchants should advertise in the
county paper. Give us the low prices of
your goodsiand what you have to sell.
Ed. Templin returned home Friday
from Spokane, where he met the MEM
bers of the grand lodge Of Odd Fellows.
r. Dixon must be hustler selling
books. He sold very nearly $50 worth last
week. He is working for q Chicago firm.
Just please tell the people that. Mr..
Charles Showers is quite florist himself.
If you don't believe it, just examine his
front yard.
How is it about this new road law? Do
you want to pay cash or do you want it
the old way? Is it not time to look after
the matter soon?
A meeting is called for tonight at the
store Off. Fry, at the corners, to con,
slider what will be done the Fourth of
July. Turn out, everybody. Icy
Summer resorters have so far failed to
put in their appearance. When the lively
flea and the musical mosquito come then
the summer bOarders come and enjoy the
beautiful breezes of our inland sea.
Mr.. White is doing considerable thing
in his orchard. He reports light crop
of some varieties of apples. A. J. Hill
also reports unfavorably in regard. TO APP
pies, and Mr.. Langell's prunes are said to
be an entire failure; but with all this we
will have enough to eat and take q gold
medal at the Buffalo exposition this fall.
East and West Sound people are much
disappointed that the Rev. w. J. Dickson
is not coming to reside ON the island and
take his old charge. 1t seems that we are
very unlucky in keeping ministers of the
gospel here. There are three fine little
churches and no minister in charge-two
fiocks and no shepherd. We hope it will
not be for long. 1t is not good adver-
tisement.
Children's day, which was expected to
have been observed last Sabbath, was
postponed. We think it would have been
better not to have any at all than to give
ont false reports. 1t makes it very bad
for people who wish to attend from afar;
in fact, it is not good work. 1t is again
announced that the day will be observed
by the Methodist Sunday school at EN-
church, East Sound, Sunday, June l6. at
1880 a. M. by rendering 1.-THE Gateway
of the Century" program.
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DOE BAY
= ..

John I.egbandt was home few days
last week.
49, =:
Mrs. Willis returned Monday to her
home near Obstruction pass from q short
visit on the bay.
Bruce Willis spent . day at his home
OH Orcas, near Olga, returning Sunday to
Anacortes, where he is working.
The Fairhaven Canning COmpany,s
trap is about ready for operation. The
men employed there are boarding Will,
Mrs. Andrews. i;
Mrs. J. G. viereck and infant daughter
returned last Friday from Whatcom,
where they were spending q few days
with Mrs. Viereck's parents. =
Olive Newhall and Lizzie Gaaseland, OF
Newhall, spent Sunday with their
teacher, Miss Culver, at Alderbrook farm,
returning to school with her Monday.
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SUA1ONS By PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court Of the susie Of WashinR-
p ton, for the County Of San Juan.
Lars G. Larsen, P1aintiG,
",
1rene IafSen, UejendAnt.
The state of Warrington TO the said yrene
Larsen, defendant shove named.
You are hereby aumNooed 10 appear within
sixty days AFTER Che date Of the hrst y
this summons, to.wit. yithin SIXTY days amer TIRE
"a Day q Nay s9oI, and defend the above entitled
the complaint Of the plaintsd, and serve : copy
q your auswer upou the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff q his Office below stated; and
BE rendered against you sccordInr 70 the de-
maud OF the Complaint, which has been lied
With the clerkof said Court -
The object OF the above action = 10 obeain q
decree Of divorce.
J. HENRY SMITH,
plajutiG'e Attcguey
=. 2: addreae: eedro- Wooley. County Of 4kagia.
Washingtoo.
First pubIication, May 3. Sqos.
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In almost every walk of life there
have bsen great women. but has there
ever been woman who has reached
the very highest pinnacle in any field?
In the June Cosmopolitan Ella
Wheeler Wilcox answeres this ques.
tion III the negative and declares that
even IN the essentially feminine yoca.
lions u cooking, dressmaking and
millinery men excel women. "Won,,
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FRIDAY HARBoR, wash, Jun. -.
TO THE PEOPLE or SAN JUAN COUNTY, W

FRIDAY HARDoR, Wash, June / 10,
TO THE PEOPLE or SAN JUAN COUNTY,
I desire to call your. attention to tn.
dissolution of the co-partnsrship existtn,
for the past eleven years between N. E.
Churchill and n. R. Noftsssr, doing bus1n...
under the name or tho San Juan Trading Con-.
pany. Mr.. Noftsser rst1res to become active.
identified with the business of the sup.,,.
Candy and Cracker Company, Of Seattle, Of
viii ch he IL vice-prestdent, and the busin.,.
OF the old firm here Will be continued bv y.
under q snsd, who assumes all the debts and
liabilities Of the San Juan Trading COMPANY
and bee ones the owner Of all the accounts A.,
the late firm.
Trus ting that our business relations in
the future may be mutually agreeable and AL,
isfactory, an
Very truly yours,
N. E. CHURCHILL
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RICHARDSON ITEMS

Nice cool breezes.
Mrs. VIM. Graham is quite sick at this
writing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Fagerholm, Sun.
dsy, June 2, son. ~.
John Cousins and family were visiting
friends at the south end Sunday.
N. p. Hodgson was doing business
with the Groll Lumber Company, Il
Lopez. the first Of the week,
Joseph Thornton met with quite seri-
Gus accident May 30. While working on
y piledriver near Port Townsend he lost
his balance and fell from the first stage,
distance Of thirteen feet, to the deck and
badly bruised his heels and sprained both
ankles. He is improving very nicely,
hut is not yet ablezp bear any weight on
his feet. He is at the home of his father
in-law, Samuel Wilson.
There IL bachelor on Puget sound,
Who does but little running round,
But whites his time In his cabin door,
Watching the waves that wash the shore.
We will not mention any name -
Although he's gifted with poets fame.
While sitting in his cabin door
He wrote these lines and wrote no more:
Only a mud hen, nothing more. =.
Spinning by my cabin door,
As she'd done many tunes before;
p Only a mud hen, nothing more,
Worthless now and was before.
glanced from the hen to the page read,
Then thought Of the shot gum overhead.
That gun must be emptied and cleaned, I said.
Then shot the useless mud hen dead
Killed the guileles mud hen dead.
cleaned the rust from the ancient rum,
Then looked at the orb ofthe setting sun.
Little thought when I was done
of the life I'D taken just for fun.
When emptied the barrel Of that ancient gun.
Next morn glanced thro the window pane
At the gusts of wind aud driving rain
And saw the drake searching in vain
For the mate he would never meet again,
For she'd gone on the tide to the boundfess
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Some of the disappointed authors,
who have turned critics, have recently
discovered that Mark Twain's stories
are not original; that Bret Harte. has
never written true story of Western
life; that Rudyard Kipling is not a poet,
and that the world is not fiattened at
the poles. Thus 1t is we live and learn.
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DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTsERsHIp

Notice d hereby given that the eo.psrtsership
heretofore existing between N. r. Churchill and
~. 4. Eoftsser, doing business At Friday Har-
Dor. san yuan county. Washington. under the
name Of the Sam Juan Trading Company. - this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. ~. K. Nofts-
ger retiring. All debts and liabilities Of the
Sam Juan Trading Company are sssumed and
will be paid b n. r. Churchill and an accounts
due the late 6rm are now payable to him.
n. Il. CHURCHILL,
NJ. X. NOFTSCER. s.
Dated at Friday Harbor. wash. June 4, 1901.
First qualifications, June s, 1901.
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Though less than per cent Of the
population of the United States are
college men, yet from this very small
fraction a majority Of the legislative,
executive and judicial places of the
general government which have to do
In any large way with shaping the
policy and determining the character
of the government are chosen. !.
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Order 70 SHOW Cause why Distribution sMN
Not Be uade

In the Superior Court OF the State Of wshhe
ton, for San Juan County.
IN PROBATE
In the matter Of the estate oil John L. M0rrS''
Order to show cause why distributOu should
not be made.
W. e. Sutherland the administrator with ne
win annexed Of the estate Of John l.. Morrsa.
deceased. having fled In this Court his peutaa
setting forthathat said estate Is now In coadt
ton to be closed and 10 ready for distrbutioad
| the residue thereof among the persons sutlsd
By law thereto, and II appearing 10 the Cosn
that said petition sets forth facts ssihoeni y
authorize distribution Of the residue Of 90
estate;
Il IL therefore ordered by the Court that Al
perDons interested in the estate OF the SAD 'oi
l.. Morrison, deceased, be and appear oeice@
said Superior Court of the county OF san !ua1,
state OF Washington, at the court room Nv
Court, at Friday Hsrhor, on the iilh ol u
July. 1901. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. ~
day, then and there to show cause, ~ any ng
have, Why an order of distribution should ~ y.
be made Of the residue of said estate among
heirs and persons In said petition msnu'''
according to law. ,. -,
II h further ordered that q copy this an
be published once . week for four suesu -.
weeks before the nth day Of July, 1901
San Juan islander" newspaper PLY. .s'..r
said county snd Of general circalation vq '..
Done IN open court ON this sth Gay y"
1901. , -,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the estate Of william Mil,
deceased. '
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned q.
ecutor OF the estate Of William Miller ,dscesx
to the creditors of aud all persons h,riur
claims against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within one VA
AFTER the FIRST publication VI this notice. to a,
said executor at his residence near Friday Hr.
Bor. San Juan county. state Of Washington ns
same being the place for the transaction Of lhs
business Of said estate in said county.
r. T. PETERSON,
Exeeutor OF the estate Of William Miller, q
ceased.
Dated this 18TH day Of June. A. d. isL
Date dryt publication. June II. iooI.
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NOTICE

Twenty -fiye ($25) dollars reward will be
paid to any person furnishing evidence
sufficient to cause the arrest and cOnvic-
ton of the person or persons removing
wood or timber from the farm known -
the az frederick Huinbly place." on this
island. now owned by the San Juan
County Bank.
GENE C. GOULD,
$50 Cashier.
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cream separator. one of the latest inn
proved. He is milking i've cows andehe
rays s'no more milk pans for me, but
give me the separator; saves time and all
the cream. -
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cERrIrIcArE or COPY.
Clerks Office.
8TA1R OF WASHINcro,

COUNTY OF SAN JuAs.
i, James rrankland. County CLERK and ., A
go S.efk OF the superior Court Of the MA
County and state. do hereby certify Ina, m.
above and foregoing Is true snl corr.c, ~, ~
Of the Order to SHOW Cause in the matter AZ N
estate OF Lewis Cayou. deceased, as the .,.
now appears on ele and Of record in nv a..
In Testimony Whereof, I have hersuuo !,
my hand and amxed the seal Of said Cour, \.
sth day Of June, 1901. W.
tSsALl JAMES FRANKLAYp
Date 2rst publication. June s, 1901. ~
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Ox1uIcArs on COPY
CLERKS OFFICE

State o. Washinteu,t
I, James YT1nk19n9, county cieik 80 ~ "a
omcio clerk Of the Superior Court o. -. err, ~
i ISea !. ss siy ;. e ssS copy q sas
sh0w cause WY distribution shoule ~ /
made In the matter Of the estate o. w. s..r
Mos riDou. decreased, 10 the same nov wv
On ale sd Of record IN my Office. II. e,,s
witness ny hssd end the seal Of s''S
this Sth day q yung, 1901. vn ,st
LkIglB FRANKLANp sH's
Date Grse puGncnion. June -, i9oi'