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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
VEIL OF MYSTERY
IN TELEPHONE ROW
CASE OF MISS MoDERMOTT, WHO
HAS RESIGNED, CARRIES DIS
SATISFACTION.

q Although the girls are back at work st
the offices OF the Bell Telephone company
and the strike is practically over, there
is still dissatisfaction in regard to the case
of Miss McDermott. whose position was
not definitely settled in the agreement he
tween the oilisers of the company and the
committee from the Trades and Labor as
scmbly.
Members of the committee still preserve
an air of mystery regarding the agreement
between the two factions and refuse 60
make 1t public. though the terms OF the
settlement were substantially the same as
published in the Inter Mountain last night
II seedns the girls did not anticipate that
the committee on arbitration would follow
exactly the same course that it did. and
they were rather indignant at the way the
matter was adjusted
Miss McDcrmott resigned yesterday
saying she did not care to figure in the
controversy further. as she had had prom
inence enough already and did not find
il to her taste
Anumber Of the operators expressed
themselves as feeling regret at the frc-
quent mention OF Miss McDermott's name
in the connection and denied that she was
the whole cause of the trouble.
The resignation was accepted without
comment and the new chief operator was
installed.
Mr.. Miller. manager Of the Butte Office,
said this morning:
Miss McDermott resigned yesterday
but the rest of the force is still at work.
as | know and we do not anticipate any.
As for the story of another strike, am
inclined to believe il is simply pipe
and has no foundation in fact
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
PLANNING TO SLAY
YOUTSEY TELLS HOW hSSASSlNA-
TON OF GoEBEL WAS Or
DERED BY OFFICIALS.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Frankfort. Ky, April ai.--IIcnry +.
Noutsey was today called for further cross
examination in the trial of James How
ard.
Responding to questions as to ncgotia-
tions with DR. Johnson to kill Gocbcl,
Eoutsey said he went to see Senator De
Doe and told him Johnson and others were
willing TO do it.
Senator Deboc, according TO the wit
ness. replied that enough democrats were
going to vote with Taylor to retain him
IN office and il would not be necessary
10 kill Goebel. Deboe said it must not
be done.
Witness went back and told Johnson
what Deboc said.
Johnson told him not to pay any atten-
ton TO Deboe, but to 90 and see what
Governor Taylor said about il. He went
to see Taylor and told him what Johnson
said. Taylor raised no objection to the
plan Of shooting.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Thornton.

+. p. Gridley and wife, San Francisco
i. NJ. Branch. Portland A. J. Saycr, ST.
Paul J. K. Toolc, +. II. Holland, Ana
conda L. ]. Allen. ST. Paul Mrs. Charles
r. Morris Pony Mrs. X. V. Scbree Mrs
I!oyyard; Dillon; r. NJ; Dunn, Oakland
Deer Lodge J. Cohn, w. r. Cohn, New
York; Hal. b. Ives, Helena A. II. Ack
erman, Sam Bakanfsky. San Francisco
Clarence T.. Gelson, Cincinnati George B
Cramer, {. {. Cassidy, New York; +. X
SLilts, Chicago ]. II. White. Salt Lake
VI. II. Hersifeld, Helena ID. NJ. Fitzger.
aid Chicago; T.. l.. Bruce, Denver
Mrs. u. A. Mcdonald, Helena J. Bankof-
ska San Francisco Sam ID. GOza, f.
w, Oliver, Helena II. c. Bag
eirly and wife, Chicago: f. +. Baggrly
South Dakota J. Laverty. New York.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
At the Finlen.

H. L. Benner, Great Falls; y. T. Polk
Schneider, St. Louis; C. A. Hart, St. Paul
A. j. Bailey, San Jose Cal. T.. g. Iiek
Havrc ]. 4. Burgcy, Miss Mable Burgcy
Salt Lake l.. A. Hendricks. {. T.. Newell
J. B. Stone, Twin Bridges +. J. llegeny
Chicago i. K. Jones. Alton, H.. Lynn
Comfort, Twin Bridges Mrs. j. l.. 1heu
Grand Rapids Mich. w. T.. Foley, St
Paul A. T. Longway, Great Falls; A. C.
Green. J. +: Carpenter Wheeling J.. W
San Francisco b. X. Cohman, Fort
Worth, Texas II. s. Parks Chicago; II
w. Bowan, T.. ID. Nash. Helena J. NJ
Cage, Twin Bridges {. w. Burton Hell
ena T. i. Richardson. Great Falls J. NJ
Conroy, Billings w. {. Burger, Billings.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
At the Southern.

w. w. Newell, Basin J. Williams, Spo-
kane T.. L. Baton. Pony II. b. Luttler,
Denton Neb. ]. w. Bergman, Lincoln,
Ncb a, Vessey, J. Morley, b. {. Graves,
Pony; ]. +. Hart Sheridan; K. T.. NJ.
Coulson ]. Hanel, Salt Lake; Mrs J. T..
Waters. Parrot; &. a. Mitchell, Seneca,
fud NJ Mckee Anaconda r. A. Barry,
T.. A. Cherry, Olympia, Wash. w.
Weiwill {. a. Horn, A. Gibron, Angus
Mclnnes, Y. IIerren, s. {. Senreau, city
J. B, Simpson, Alex Gourley, Milwaukee,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
PUSHING THE PROBE
IN THE COALER
ROADS
The Interstate Commerce
Commission to Take
Up Charges.
BY ASSOCIATED PRtss,

New York, April 2i.-The interstate
commerce commission sat in this city to-
day to consider the complaint OF William
r. Hearst that certain coal-carrying roads
are violating the interstate commerce law
The defendant roads are the Phladel-
phia & Reading. the Lehigh Valley. the
Central Railroad of New Jersey, the New
York, Susquehanna x Western, the Erie
the Ontario x Western, the Delaware x
Hudson the Pennsylvania and the Balti-
more x Ohio.
The specific complaints of Mr.. Hearst
are that the roads charge unreasonable
rates. that they unjustly discriminate in
favor of the bituminous against the an.
thracite coal companies and that they
have contrived. in violation of the anti
pooling section OF the interstate commerce
law, to discriminate against the indepen-
dent coal-mining companies in favor OF
the companies controlled by ahe rail
roads
None of the railroads were represented
when the commission convened
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
TO COME WITH TEDDY
HELENA SPANISH WAR VETERANS
WANT TO ACT AS BoDYeuARD
TO PRESIDENT.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Helena, April 2i.--The Helena post OF
company him to Butte on his departure
from here for that place and act as his
bodyguard during the festivities in that
city. An encampment of the state associa-
tion OF veterans is planned for the day
OF Roosevelt's visit TO Butte and the Hell
ena post, representing the capital city
think theirs should be the honor OF act
ing as bodyguard to the chief executive.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
CABLE TO OPEN IN THE FALL
New Alaskan Line Being Delayed by the
Non-Ariva OF Material.
ny ASSOCIATED pREse

San Francisco, April aI.-Col. James
Allen has returned from the north. where
he went to attend to matters connected
with the laying of tie new Alaska cable
He said the first half OF the cable which
is being made in New York. would arrive
at Seattle August !. The second half
will reach its destination about Septem-
Der I.
Colonel Allen says the principal cause
of delay is the non-arrival of the cable,
but that the work will be completed late
in tie fall.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
ARE TO BUILD A GIANT DITCH
kIraven Company Is to lrrieate Portions
OF Teton County.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Helena, April 2I.-The Kilraven COM
pany, with capital stock Of 5000, 900,
has filed articles of incorporation here.
1t is a cooperative canal concern, TO
be built and the waters of the Sun river
diverted so as TO irrigatc from a point
known as Government Reservoir Sit
No. l."
The directors number nine
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR FRAME

PROPOSALS FOR FRAME DORMI.
TORY AND MESS BUILDING. Depart.
mcnt Of the Interior, Office Of Indian Affairs,
Washington, ID. C., April /, i9oJ SEALED
PROPOSALS indofscd Proposals Tor
Frame Dormitory and Mess Hall, Lemhi
SCHOOL, Idaho" and addressed 90 the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Washington,
ID. e., will be received AT the Indian Office
until O'Clock p. M. Of Tuesday, May s, 1903,
for furnishing the necessary materials and
labor required to construct and complete
frame dorinitory and mess building, combined.
ut the Lemhi School, Idaho, III strict accord.
ance with plans specifications and instructions
to bidders which may be examined at this
office, the Offices Of the Improvement Bul.
letin," Minneapolis, Mimi; the Inter Noun.
tain" Butte, Mont; the salt Lake Tribune"
Salt Lake City, Utah; the Morning OreRo.
nian, Portland, Oregon; the Builders and
Traders Exchanges" at Omaha, Neb., Mil
waukec, Wis, and 81. Paul, Nina; the
"NorAiwcstern Manufacturer Association"
81. Paul MINI; the United States Indian
Warehouses at No 26s South Canal street.
Chicago, No. 8Is Howard street, Omaha, Neb.,
and Nos. II0I2i Wooster street, New York
city, and at the school.
For further information apply 20 Edw. NJ.
Yearian, Superintendent. lomhi Agency.
Idaho. A. {. 1ONNER,
Acting Commissioned
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Remittitur Is Received.

The remittitur of the supreme court in
the case of George IL. Casey and others
against T. Thieviege, p. W. Murray and
others. involving title to 4 valuable piece
of real property, was received by the dis
trict clerk today. The supreme court a
few days ago affirmed the district court
OF this county in denying the defendants
a new trial.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
South for the Negro.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, April aI.-JoLn Dewitt in
conviction, based on experience, that the
South affords better opportunities to the
negro OF ability than the North, and that
the colored man would do well to stay in
the South, where he is appreciated and
understood.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
At the Butte.

J., r. Conway Billings c. w. Jones,
Milwaukee; &. 7. Paul, f. u. Sprinele,
Dillon; g. II. G. Williams, Butte Mrs.
Sam Richie. Maud Wharton, Garnet o.
+. Damons, Virginia City; +. i. Rice,
Denver q. A. Riedle, Chicago II. Hun
ter, Butte +. &. Sterling, Missoula; X. A.
Barry, Olympia, Wash. ID. Driscoll, Basin.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
DEATH IN A RAILROAD WRECK
Two Men Killed and Many Injured in
Disaster in Wisconsin.

Kansas City. Mo-, April sI.-Passen-
ger train No. Io3 on the Frisco system
which left Kansas City at ~ o'clock last
night for Memphis and birmingham. was
partially wrecked this morning near Ever
ton. Mo, north OF Springfield, by a de-
one postal clerk were killed, a mail clerk
and one passenger were seriously hurt
and perhaps IL passengers were slightly
injured
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
California Excursion, via tho Oregon
Short Line Railroad.

San Francisco and return 5000
Los Angeles and return ,.,...............S6o $1,000
y G3ng, ana return yia Ogden Utah,
sale May - to 10 inclusive, good re.
turning until July IS. 1908; slopoyer
privileges in both directions. For fur.
iher particulars call on or address Io5
North Main street Butte.
IL. O. WILSON. General Agent.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
ladrones Come Back.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

by ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Manila, April ar.---An armed band Of
ladrones has reappcared in Rial, province
of Luzon, near the scene of the recent
fight with the ladrone forces of General
San Miguel. Detachments of scouts have
been dispatched to Rial with orders to
disnerse the band.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
MONEY VERSUS HUMAN LIFE
Convicted Murderess to Go Free Be-
cause OF Expense Of New Trial.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Des Mones, Ia, April 2I.-Margaret
llorstack, convicted of the murder OF her
husband. wealthy farmer, and sentenced
to life imprisonment, is to be freed. AT
second trial granted by the supreme court
the jury disagreed. Rather than incur ad-
ditional expense TO the county the prose
cutting attorney has filed motion dismiss-
ing the case.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Collieries Still Idle.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Shenandoah, Pa. April 2I-All the
Philadelphia & Reading collieres and
many independent collieries are idle again
today. So far as can be learned, no over
lures have been made by either side to-
ward terminating the lockout
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
The Woman's Home COMPANION,

IIarper's Bazaar, Vogue, Everybody's Maga.
zine, Ainslee's, The Smart Set, and in fact
everything late in magazines and books are
constantly arriving at the i. o. News Stand,
No ~ West Park street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Rome Is Celebrating.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Rome, April 2I.--According to- trad-
tions this was the as6th anniversary Of
the foundation OF Rome, termed here
Romcs birthday. Prince Colona mayor
of Rome, received thousands Of kilograms
wishing the Eternal City glorious future.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Col. Sanders to Return.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MoUNTAIN.
Helena, April 2I.--Colonel Wilbur i.
Sanders, who has been East undergoing
treatment for IS months, is expected home
in May
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Mrs. Andrew Casey Dead.

SPECIAL 10 THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Helena, April aI.--Mrs. Andrew Casey
died here last evening at ST. Johns hos
pital after a short illness. Her husband
is an od-time printer Of Helena.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Breaking a Record.

New York, April ar,--The Kaiser Viii
helm should reach Sand Hook ightship
about o'clock this evening. Her time Of
passage will be about FIVE days and 20
hours and will beat all maiden records.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
Becomes Ravine Maniac.

Bakersvile Cal, April aI--Al Hulse,
ex-convct, accused OF the murder OF Dep
uty Sheriff Tibbetts and Marshal Packard,
has become a raving maniac in the county
Jail
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
c. r, Leonard, Pres. +. X. finds, V. Prea
Fayette Harrington, Cashier.
SiIeyr EOw National Ban.
CAPITAL, siOO.OoO. {

This bank soi1its accounts, oHers
prompt and careful! attention to business Of
customers. Collections promptly attended
to. and RENTED for on day OF collections
Sell frocign and domestic exchange. traEs,
act general banking business. pay inter
est on time deposits.
Dircctors-Charles r. Leonard, +. Aug.
.ieinze, s. Marchesseau, A. Balmforth X.
4. Louis, E. W. Newton, r. Il. Kinds
John MacGinnss Fayette Harrington.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
ENCIrRSION RArEs rh uELENA

EXCURSION RATES TO HELENA.
On account Of the Livestock meeting at liel
ena the Northern Pacific railway win sell
roundtrip tickets from all points in Montana
to Helena on April I'D and ed at one and
one.ffth fare for the round trip.
..th.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-04-21
THE PRESIDENT TO LAY A CORNER
STONE AT GARDINER

On April a4th President Roosevelt will lay
the corner stone to the arch that Is to mark
the main entrance to Wonderland" and the
Northern Pacific will sell round-trp tickets to
Gardiner from all points in Montana at one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale from
Western Montana points April 23d, good re.
turning April a5th.
The rate from Butte to Gardiner and return
will be $s.3s.
Tickets will not be honored on the "N"rth
Coast Limited"
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WEST SOJND

Little Agnes Kirby is quite i'll this
week.
Ruth Peterson has returned from her
visit to the bay cities.
w. A. WAX field is now employed at
pruning for ex-Mayor Slade, Of What
com, on Lummi island.
Surveyor A. p. Vaughn is away on
official business at present.
Gene and Bert Fowler were visiting at
West Sound a few days ago.
Mr.. Marian, of Seattle, is visiting his
sister, Mrs Norton, at Deer Harbor.
Mr.. Wyberg was the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. Smedberg, the first of the week.
j. G.. Smedberg is having some stump
pulling done, which Will greatly add to
the looks of his place.
Miss Leona and Master George Smaby
attended the eighth grade examination in
Friday Harbor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullens are the guests of
Mrs. Peter Laplant. Mr.. Sullens has
mining interests at Westholm, p. c.
Misses Louise and Ethel Wakefield
have spent some time visiting friends at
East Sound, Olga and Langdon, having
returned Friday.
Mr.. Court will soon be compelled to be
absent from our Sunday school because
of official business. His class of young
folks will miss him.
Mr.. Douglas was over adjusting Mr..
Van Merchants phone few days ago.
1t is understood that the line to the Island
Lime Company will be constructed very
soon,
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Woodwork and Walls.

Don't have the woodwork of room
painted two colors or even two shades
of one color. One plain color is much
more artistic. AS rule white paint is
far better than any other. 1t can al
ways be made to look fresh and clean
If it is washed with soap and water
and will keep in good condition fol
many years if the fina! coat is of enam.
ell But when it does grow shabby it is
n very easy matter to give it one fresh
coat if it is white With cOlOred paint
there is often great difficulty in
matching the shade. The only other
color which is universally useful for
woodwork is brown. This can well be
used for halls or dining rooms in a tint
of oak. mahogany or walnut
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Harmonious Decorations.

For summer cottages simple studies
of rocks and marine effects look well
placed about on mantels. and they can
be painted easily on birch bark, if this
is first mounted. Take a fiat piece of
wood about twelve inches long and
seven wide. Cut piece of bark to fit
this and paste it on the wood. putting
q heavy weight upon it till dry; then
paint in, oils seascape, with a row.
boat in the foreground and distant
sails, or bit of shore with rocks and
breakers" and leave a margin of the
bark like a mat around it. or a group
of white birches is effective painted
against a bit of blue sky. A fore
ground Of grass completes the compo-
sition.
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EAST SOUND

Supervisor Williams is working the
roads this week.
Miss Bessie Cramer returned home last
week from Ferndale.
Rev. Mr.. Jones is to leave his charge
here for another field.
Eighth grade examinations were held
at our school house last week
Bishop Keator held services at the
Episcopal church last Wednesday and
also at West Sound.
We hear that Capt. Bergman talks of
putting boat on the island route. We
want daily service.
The Templin Fair Company has pur-
chased the Fry store building and now
owns the entire corner
Bert Chalmers has sold his engine to
Chase Bros, of West Sound, who will
use it in running pile driver.
The birthdays Of Albert Murray Chal-
mers and Carl Templin were celebrated
most agreeably last Friday evening.
There was ball at Odd Fellows hall at
which excellent music was furnished by
a professional piano player from What
com, and very bountiful supper was
served at the East Sound house.
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Frozen Good Things.

One can make such great variety of
frozen good things at home with COM
paratively little effort, and they are so
much better and cheaper than those
that are bought, that nowadays kitch
en- is scarcely considered complete that
does not number, freezer among its
possessions. But if the family is small
do not make the great mistake of pur-
chasing large size in anticipation Of
company days" Better by far have
two. the smaller one for general, use,
the larger one for occasions, and you
will soon find it will pay in the differ
ence OF the time required and the
amount Of ice consumed in the making.
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Orcas Island
DOE BAY AND OLGA

Albert Viereck has returned from the
bay.
Miss Agnes Smith is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Peter Morress,
Mrs. Mary Robertson is home with her
mother for short time.
w. H. Yiereck and Anthony Ohlert
were in Whatcom last week.
Mr.. Smith, a relative of the Davis fam.
lily, is visiting with them from the east.
VIM. Marquardt's house was complete
ly DESTROYED bv fire last week. He car
ried about $3.50 insurance.
Harriet Soderbom has been quite sick
in Fairhaven. Mr.. Soderbom went to
town last week. The family were ex
pected back this week.
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M0E nm VIA NORTHERN PAcr'
OIU.W FIG RAILWAY from al
Missouri River points.
Through car service from st. Pant ona
Kansas City to the Coast. For rates and
particulars, address G. M. Hunter. Agent
1922 Dock ST., Whatcom, Wash. e-I1-tf
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FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
SfcIxroom Helps.

How much happier this world would
he if we could always be well! But
DAYS of suffering will come, ard then
affection asserts itself to the fullest eX-
tent in devising ways to diminish pain
and increase comfort.
There are q number of facilities Tor
the sickroom, the helpful and comfort
Increasing possibilities Of which are far
out of proportion to their cost. 1t
would be well to have them in every
household. Their possession means
greater comfort, restfulness and clean
illness should sickness come. a
A straight glass tube convenient for
giving medicine may be bought for 8
cents This is also useful in taking
preparations into which iron enters.
Bent glass tubes, known as Cruel tubes,
through which liquid foods may be adj
ministered, cost 10 cents each.
Cups for feeding are of glass or por-
celain. plain or decorated and in sew
eral shapes. The cups of daintily dec
grated china have a handle at the side,
a spout in front. and the top is partial
~ protected so that the food cannot
run out when the cup is tilted. An
other style of feeding cup of china has
an elongated spout. These feeding cups
cost from 90 cents to $3.50.
milk glass on which are indicated
the measurements from one to eight
ounces is 10 cents.
What is known as the ideal drinking
cup is of glass made with a shoulder,
so that the patient can drink with en-
fire satisfaction without lifting the
head. This is % cents.
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Port Townsend Thursday. returning
Monday.
e.. Coghlan has returned from yisi
with his family in Seattle.
George Smith returned Friday from a
pleasure trip to British Columbia
Miss Maud Cakes has gone to Port
Townsend to attend school there.
Young folks of tho south end had a
pleasant dance Saturday eTening at the
residence of George Heidenrich.
\ singing class has again started at the
valley Presbyterian church, meeting
Wednesday night of each week.
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Lopez Island
PORT STANLEY

Miss Nettie Brown is visiting friends
in Anacortes.
Rev. Mr.. Reese made a trip to Ana
cortes Wednesday.
Mr.. Burgler, of Whatcom, called here
on business last week.
Mrs. Woodward and her son Bert have
gone to Anacortes to live.
Frank Fitzpatrick and Verne Wood
have gone to Anacortes to work.
Mrs. Brittendall went away last week
to have her eyes examined and fitted with
glasses.
Mr.. Ration expects . sloop in the last of
the week to move his household goods to
Otis, on Mud bay.
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How an oven shelf can be drawn out
of the oven merely by opening the door
is shown in patent issued to Phil
adelphia inventor, says Scientific Amer.
lean, \ bar is pivotally connected with
the shelf and has an angle end ar
ranged to come into contact with the
inner surface Of the oven. A projec-
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re. The wonderfully attractive and
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HOW IT WORKS.

ton upon the bar is automatically en-
gagged by catch upon the door of the
oven. When the oven door is closed
the shelf is pushed in, and when the
oven door is opened the shelf is pushed
out The projection on the bar and the
catch are used when it is desired to
open the door without removing the
shelf
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San Juan leland
SAN JUAN VALLEY
Outside or County Ssat

III. Stoll went up-Sound last week.
Albert Jensen returned Friday from
Seattle.
VIM. Cakes went to Port Townsend
last week.
Warren Dightman went to Port Town
send Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. NJ, Tucker went to
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and snow-white Muslin Underwear mostly made to