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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
TOMMY BURNS
FIRST FIGHT

Although Tommy burns succeed
ed Ia cutting Marvin hsrt ga rib
hons aud thsrvhy establishing a
conversation claim" upon the mid
iiewaiKht championship % the
world. lt u not upaA this achieve
meut that his fame IN a certain sec
tion II Canada IL based When
Hruszoa name fsrst appeared in the
sporting columns q Nan 81 che sual
keeper uf the CALF Lacrosse ciab,
and mauy werr the bouquets hand
81 him fur bis Wofk between the
flags While a lad Of Is be uaa COZ
sidared one % the beat ia Ontario
whan Il came 10 plekinE oct The
hot oHss and turning them aside.
aud withai hr was Hat the lad tu
Dc frightened by ans one, no mat.
tee how large he wan
nurht waa one - thoar places
where lacrosse fIaeFiahea and
phefc there we're several players
Of fair reputation The beat known
usan IN the village VAS hruwuf
smlth whe wam we'll known for his
pfuNaae Thia man vaa about 81
years Of aEe. aHd. as he kept Ia
GOOD condition. he as Just IN his
prime lie was ait feet tall. weigh
"a ia the nciEhbofhnod az 900. and
Vas fast ou HE feet Ito usually
played polai a. he had begun q
find other positions too strenuous.
bright was Unable to score. and
the spectators called upan the bis
blacksmith 60 take the ball toWn
and sheet lie shot swiftly and fol.
lowed ~ sast 10 bowl ever tbs 1naI
keopef II he ahouid chance 10 later.
crps tho ball
That vas inat what Hruasa lid.
and ak ~ turned the sphere ont 70
The rear BE- threw the smith over
his hip into the nets To sag that
The big fciias wAa ahEfY - putting
1 politely. ~ least lie Was Niif
and made q rlsah AZ the YuunR goal.
keeper BEFORE be closed. huweFvr
the enoisr ones had interferrd ant
hc vas sent back 70 bis place 10
nnish the game
Just ron walt tiil the game -
over. said ha 20 nfusea -t'ii half
klii You before you leave tnwn
ThAt evening che blacksmith
hunted NJ nrnsao With terrific
blow 10 the heavy set iaw ~ the
big fellow urussn knocked hlm right
over she vsranda railing. and fol.
loved up 50 closely that when the
smith pulled himself mp out q The
dust he landed several MOTE Ia
Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 snd ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
caoll oolno oREAr WORK.

cfoll. who is playing with ths He
attic baseball team. has certainly
begu aains some remarkable work
Nith the willow reeentiY. burinE
the last three weeks in California
cron has stunE the hefHehide faf
70 hita cfsli played in Just IL
games during the three weeks.
which shows that the husky siwash
has HE orb GA the leather crull
ia in faff shapa now and hiu hitting
has had much 20 Do with the re-
uaafkabla success % the Seattle team
- late Had seattle been going all
season like they haNa been psHKinE
alona Tor tNo weeks they would nos
b. iu a position "a maha a great bid
fnf the coast League penuant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
LOUISVILLE.

First rne~. eleven. aixtsentha % a
mile RoliY n. tia fNieelf. even.
won aagiie Aatsr. "a. second flefp4
after. iet. third Time. ! % is.
second race. elsven -aixteeuIhs ~
a Harding. III fNienlls 2 TO 5.
won. Salvage -. srcont. Lady
Carol. f01. third Time. les
THIRD race. thirteen -slxtsautha %
= mile meadow Ilreens. los tsiesit
q 20 !. wen. Ffimrulalre. -. sreond
f.rontsuae. les. third. Time. "a Is.
Fourth race. an- mile F'rstsnsien.
fS3 u.esl. 10 1. won. Hannibal
Bsy. ifs. second. Tartan. i0z third
Time. 80 Is
F1fth race. three.fourtns Of = mile
LIGHTNING F'endpeing, - fAuMiinl,
IA TO s. won ZlpanKo. IS. second
FIsctariue. i9t. third. Time. u Is.
Sixth race. one aud 0us-stxtseuth
miles Auditor. i89 fSicuil. s - e.
Wang uratortaa. %. second. Golden
Mineral. los. third. Time. g. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

W. 4 eulhcfHon. general sales
manager Of the Pacific coast To-
the Cleo n Pierce company has
been IN the city Tor the past week
ANA predicts record breaking bust
ness fuf she coming season Speak
inc Of the real worth of nn auto
outside Of its pleasure giving feat.
IRE. be said
rrhe recent disaster az Frisco
demonstrated al critical moment
innt what the automobile could DO
iu an emergency, when uefYlcoabil
tty aud immediate action we're OF
the most vital Importance The
service rendered By automobiles I'm
presana into relief duty n beyond
comparison nothing else could
have done the work they did Ia a
short time In any time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
SOCCER FOOTBALL LGAmEs.

The soccer football game betwsesi
the seattlss and Thlstlee. which
took place 81 woodland park yes
ferdar afternoon. resulted w favor
~ tha aeatties. ! 70 O. Ab0ut l.0ee
persons attended the game.
At FORT f4awtou The game between
the soldiers and the Waudsrers re-
suited ia the defeat q Uncle sam :
boys BY the civilians, the final score
bet1g 4 70 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
AUTO DOPE

THAT the 1907 automobile asasou
A. ina fall blast IA shown bY the Hsleh
made bY the broadway Automobile
company during the pani few weeks
Although none Of the new models
are in stock az present. thoy have
sold ton Pierce Great Arrow cars.
five Paekafda and also several Win.
IONS. cadillacH aud Woods hiee.
tfieH
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the Tagging players and pulled
many a game out 81 tho fire
Aud nos Jaek Doyle shows up
not only as manager. but pen
uant winner who piiotod the aea
Moines. la. team To victory tn the
Western association There Is 10th
Ing too good Ia Iowa for the serappy
little manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

such rapid fashion that the bls
bully vas Knocked completely out
before be knew what had happened
Hruaso quietly climbed back on the
porch. aud. picking up his pipe. 70.
Humed hia smoking
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F|(5I 7
AGAIN
Joe Cans Says He Will
Meet Nelson to Prove
His Superiority.

MILWAUKEE Oct 90 ~ VII
willingly fight Nelson again under
terms much more liberal than he
EnVa me-. / viii Insist on only I've
conditions. aud they are that the
weight be tas pounds stripped at
3 O'Clock. and that receive tho
ner take the entire purse
The above statement Was made
YESTERDAY by Joe Cans. coaQueror
Of Battling Nelson. aud the cham.
plna lightweight Of the world who
viii be at local theaier for one
week lie expressed his wllllns.
ness 10 meet Nelson IN another bat.
Gle 10 prove. BIO SAYS that be il the
pane's superior at every stage Of
the game
In order 90 show his good faith
Cans says that he will Elve Melissa
rs per cent % the purse. which IL
10 pee cent more than the Dane al.
lowed him. and. furthermore, Cans
saws that he will give onehalf II
HE share Go any charitable institus
ton that a committee OF neWsns.
pcrs NAY select
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Steam Baths Csc

Including shower aud pianxe steam
tnd shampoo bath. soc Turkish
faiths and bed for niEht. 81 90 Mas
sare And ehifupodirt work ape
ciaity. orisntal Baths. under Grand
onera House phonea lad ana.
Al aifT
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.HILDRETH WILL
RACE ON COAST
lnsTEAp or ooiHs TO NEW
ORLEANS, WILL BE At I'm.
uRYviLIT-LisT or HORSE.
MEN COMING TO COAST.

OAKLAND. Oot 2l BAN TIT
dtuth. whose eaiora are wont 10
flannt Themselves In southern
hfae1oH Ia the winter. viii divert
from his usual program aud race
At Emoryvilie. inatead 81 New or.
leans this winter
Nj iiiidreth turned bis face Call.
farniaward last Saturday night and
be will bring with him "a string,
which Will ada materially 10 the
handicap division ~ Emefyvilie
Tho southern horaeman will ship
two carloads. included Ia which are
some excellent Youngaiera Among
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

Lovers of the national sport must
not fofKot ScfappY- Jack Doyle.
Hack tn the days when ho was "A
member Of tho Cleveland team be
was known as a PLAYER who played
the game for all there vas la u. and
his CHEEKY "t'vo got II. that sound
81 almost simultaneously With The
crack 81 the bat. pat new spirit intl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
LET NO iNEIpERtEHcgp OR,
CLAN TEST YOUR ETee

Il ~ dangerous The sehsek...
Optical Co, iz97 Second ave =
expert opticians who knOw -.
business thoroughly Eyaa ses,.,
Without charge and glasses 4
Hiahed. n NEEDED. from d D.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

sIatc1tff fHHses tsss ~ IL sssH 7 Ha
49, rlf- EI455aH H5Eiff - stflsE hftsH
4sskeff re - NsAfrt yes tsF@ -
Nseara ea1tauF 9aaas b ~ slssHzas. q
fls ~ ptsa HsF kteAsss r4ss ~ ifiiaA
flane ~ GaaN3 8 twpife al@8fha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
TEAMS PLAYED
LIKE CHILDREN

OAKLAND. oct 20 Yesterday
afternoon Oakland and Seattle
PLAYED "a huriasuue game. II took I l
innings and then tho scere stood 10
to 40. Everybody was IN fur tho
hurlvsaur showing. several more
than the othura Although Oakland
iaekrd like ready money, crfoIa
mHAe tho aeure a tied one.
The morning game was tflno
better. Kane Hpplng out a hot ono
with two on the bags,
The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
WEST SEATTLE |,
DEFEATED

The olympic football team a.
affle defeated the West asattls =. =
"a yesterday afternoon ny ssa.s|.
10 81 T. The game vas fuil n -.
ing plays Eabeagk waa pot -, .
the game fqf HiakFlnr. Tbe go.
IHn aan the fEUa.afs. NV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

Cans. however. will not agree 20
Nelson's proposition that che win.
nsr tack The entire purse.
4 make the condition that the
bigger part % the purse be given
me. because q is exactly what Mel.
son demanded when fought him at
G,oldfield. but 10 ahow the public
that Il is not the money | am after.
I wtli naw offer to give onehaH Of
nay share to a charitable lnstltu.
ton. said Cans yesterday
This offer goes. aud The public
may rest assured that | w'ill keep
my word Nelson processes 20 BE-
anxious to meet mo again n he IL
In earnest he can arrange for a
match tomorrow under the terms
l have named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

II i.anghry and faeiora n.
ter string ia nov facing IN r !. 20
Wilii1m Oliver. q w Dadas
Jack Adkins and x w NsIsss y
among o'her owners who vii - =
tn Oakland ""i Aalp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22
The MARKETS

A car containing 30 barrels of
rrauharftsa came 20 the relief 81
the market today The price has
advanced from 80 80 20 $50 What
lettuce IL left or the street Il al
most 3 dead product. selling az &c
60 Tae. Pumpkins and squash are
arriving and are finding fuafy buy
era. The egg market seems 20 have
come Go standsdil The shortage
Of hallhui was relieved BY a schoou.
er bringing a load in SATURDAY.
Fi4h. pouItry. meats and live stock
have suffered no change In prices.
vsassshis.
purs.as. sson hseai s.hs~s., 80 y,
isgi@ s.s5a' n IS ,urs,,.. -
49, um eafu. go HseE ~
80 dssus. ~ 70. s0ss rstaiass s-ssfs.
.s. ss !, ~ -, ~ ,. ,sss, =. ssss
faftse. Faana anibns PCT saek. nss
FIONA.
nsnsnas q Tsgs = ~ s 90 ~ wsnst.
chez aFFizs ~ 30 len -.
nafs aas lhuea wsuafahss i1earhss. Fsis
lore crate q teNt 8 ssHtsihapes. o. ltHfs
appiea. ~ natives tseH - AlaFf"si .ns
,imss. psr case. y efab anpiss itcgii -
aptlse. fEftsft natits Ffuass toF, @uI.us
eF#Fee. fahaTs. blt tlAsHl ~ lnaet -
4 q hlaeA- ttni Naissa. ia. coacof'is.
Egg.
afrleiiH fresh ranrh eEas pr daEsu. tte
ofeE1a fangh. Iiaii Eastern, GQn
Butter ard chsss..
fIHF
rastafn5 ffsah hfick. -. n8sN Eastern
ffssu tut a. ranch butter. or ~. ses
shssss. wi.so..la tsins 2 ~ W..
Ib. f16 nsa cream bfiee eheesr. lh. W.
slafk swiss o.. ifQisr rluauioat it0lso
Essisfn sssfas' uss .ssssf' ~S"e
Iavs go shlsssns, p.sf ~ ise esoil.
| lh i8uaaa dressed per 10. Mauc! live
faeAa per ~. &c raastsFs. s't0isc
Live stock.
wsthsfs. sheep " -, Nsei ewes p.
caves pei 10 t0rc. taanbs paf he'd -
Meats.
/ Steers a. tHNfAc. cows. % $50. veal
| prf iA aMniae mutton. u. shHac spfins
isnih. per N. ss9iee. dressed hnga -.
Flah.
schooner hsilbut per n. SCI steamer.
PEI ~. See salmon trout per ~.
! iiatfe. chinook salmon. H.. b. founders.
/ 10. e. aaiea. 10. O., teth sd, per H.
I 90 hhflmfa pff in. tatast Hifaf hnoitsi
| ib s. olympia oysters per seek. q TO
I s. th. per gallon. ftl1 p. nunFeuons urabs.
I iiai Is red snapers tHae CLANS. per
I safk O. SET sturgeon. per ID. iaitc. cat fab.
I psf ~. lae4 lr9zpn ehads per w.. lie.
Hay and Feedstufrs.
/ Eastern wash. timothy ton, go. ra-
I fsi Sound ton. Gfait alfalfa. ton, fiiHia.
7 thsat hay. prf ton u.s. Eastern Washing
l ton 81. whole corp 50 per toni rInchra
/ corn g. per ton. feed meal ~ per too
I rniadiiaea ca Der tom Oh cake. IfQfQ Per
| tor bran per Ton fiI shorts, per ton fisi
/ ch8pped feed. pc son. 81. oats. ton, fata
/ -.
Limo and Cement.
| porfland tihtht imported per bbi, y %
\ pcftlefd fsmynt California. per btl -
/ les a df fstdrnsd baes piastsr paris
l bbL -, iimti san Juan Roche har=
| baf fbl. 81 ~ fire brick. per n flQ piss.
/ tsrins hair per 10. te metal ialh. yer yaf1
4 fdaHe; haff mall plaster. ton, tis,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

Thomas Green. president Of the
Puget Sound Machinery depot, has
purchased a t1.6bu Winton ilmou
sine. which IL the finest equipped
Automobile ia the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

c. ". alimson. or tho Ballard
Lumber company. has placed he
order for q Packard 80 Hunhhout.
capahle Of doing 10 miles an hour
This il the firat ighpoxUr runa.
bout ever sold IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

NnH1H1HrF tfaala fuu AanH 10 lA7N
sits ksna membership HaHAiHa. Not
Aftxar f1fft hasa on called haHs Hflft
81 aers eff ffaHhtna ~ NtfuFh atit ~
Nllksra liIf s. piisnef n iskeHA atma
e Haina r. fH4ffv- nsfgtFk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

CSC and 1se valenelennes Lace soc
Valeaeiennes Lace Edges and In
sertions. In neat patterns, good
edges. assorted widths. worth
TO Soc. dozen yards Toe
5se Torchon Iaees i5e
Everlasting Torchon Lace Edges,
In popular patterns. strong
edges. assorted widths. dozen
yards on a card; worth TO S5c
dozen s.st.s.. .tss ssss.. loo
T5e En,broiderles 4se
Corset Cover and skirt Edges. IN
fine quality. heavily embroid-
cred designs. wide margin.
some with beading top. all
worth Use: yard ....-tgc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

porfiand tfhtht Imported. per bui, y ..
~ % s,srn ssi ssss p e. s1 s.ri.
bbl ftff. iimt, san Juan Roche har=
bdf tbl. Is. fire brick. per y NQi piss.
frigg hat. psf ~ e. sss.ai 's'h' psr Ss 80
wood fiber ii6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

away. have them cieaned 20 look
Ike new at tbs PAntorium. MaiB
io4a ss
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Trunks and Suit Cases

LOWER IN PRICE, QUALITY
HIGHER
Outdolng all previous trunk sell
Ing. becoming with laps and
bounds the most popular travelling
goods store In the Northwest. tho
past weeks sales in our Trunk
department have been double any
other two stores In town. We
say. with our reputation &C stake,
not an old trunk In our stock.
The newest In styles and finishes.
Strongest in construction and dur.
ability Absolutely lowest In
price. You do yourself an lnius-
tice n you buy a trunk without
first coming here. AZ least look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

DC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f9Ss
Pure Linen Corded or Cross Bar
Handkerchief In fine sheer
quality Irish linen. hand hem
stitched borders. worth 25c;
cach s.s.s.s. s.ssss.s &c loo
soc handkerchief 35e
All Linen Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. in pretty patterns. hcm-
stitched borders. heavily en-
broidered designs. worth TO
b0c. each ...... ..s...s..o pc
t-4e Handkerehiefs I i-3e
Soft Lawn Hemstitchcd Border
Handkerchicfs. good quality.
suitable for school use; worth
I-te; each; .......3 Sc
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Wear Brook, Hats. 1891 and ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-22

/ Eastern wash. timothy ton. 90. ru-
I fsi Sound. ton. ffaif alfalfa. ton, fiidia.
I ahsat hay. pcs ton u.s. Eastern Washing
I ton. -. whole corp. 80 per toni ciackra
] corn tE8 per tun. feed meal ~ prt ton
/ niddilnea. 81 Der ton oii cake. iIsutQ Der
I chguped feed. pc son. 81. oats, ton, tata
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Silk and Dress Goods Dept

yards Taeta SIX be sold Tuesday mostly ~
quality. the sk for shirt waists and nnF %
yard ...... ...-............ Sc
Taea silk bottle only worth 81 90 regular sM
Tuesday for yard y9t
yards Taeh SkE da mode and worth f
sale Tuesday. yard 11f
3ench SIX regular value i7s yard ~ Is
quality Novelty suilngs checks plads and asz
per yard .....-... 81 90
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Laces and EmbrOideries

zoe sc Embreiscrles ioc
Cambria and Nainsook Emnruid'
cry Edges and insertions. =
strong cloth. well worked edges
neat patterns. assorted vidtss.
worth 20 ssc: yard ......fOt
T5c Trimming 4se
Apnliaues. Passamenteries. Brass
ana Bands. In Russian enecis
solid colors and color oomnin&
lions. pretty patterns worih 2
TSc: ward .zss.. .......'tye
s5c Trimming iso
Trimming Braids in assoFtes
STYLES. Persian bands. sulmpss
appliqucs. straight and irfess
lar bralds. black. white and CO.
ors: worth 20 isc, yard ..lse
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over our stock. you'll find values
here such as no other store can
offer.
$500 Metal Bound Trunks. with
heavy brass bumpers St20
$1,000 Brass Trimmed Trunks.
with double straps and heavy
bumpers, large size -, sS6 -
$1,000 Brass aud Iron Bound
Trunks, linen lined. double
straps sst,.. ...s.ss.s ~ thD
$1,000 Custom Made Stylish
Trunks. handsomely trimmed.
substantially made Sf2 80
5000 Sole Leather suit Cases,
with bell rivcts, sliding brass
lock. lined .... -. SG2.5
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FIannelS

IannelS
s7lnnh oecy Heavy Weight Outing Flannel something sod
the price tOc values. the yard lie
Shifting light blue or brcvn
underHkirs; the yard 3e
baby Fiannels q inches wide soft and s values M
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HandkerChiefs

CSC Aandkerehiefs SC :.
Pure Irish Linen knoru,as'e.
Handkerchlefs. In hsras
patterns. beautiful enern'sesa
designs. hemstitched h a..
worth to Csc. each ..~'''Ss
zoe Handkerchief : Il
An Linen or Soft Lawn r
Initial Handkerchief nes' -
stitched border. exeellen' ~. 4
ing quality; worth lw' ..
ss.s -sssss t..st-f
~ &c Handkerchlsfs : ~ ''ss,.a
All Linen Hemstiiched n,o' ,rss
Handkerchiefs. grass elsac -
fine quality worth Las %
s44..s.. 49, ss.f.''fV
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schooner halbut per ~ SCI steamer.
pei 10 Ehc. salmon trout. per ~.
iiutfa. chinook salmon. H. e.. fouudarH.
Ih e. aaida. ih. g.. fath cod. per ~
Be-. ahfimra per %. fdfags silver Hmrlts.
ih G.. Olympia oysters per Sack q go
8 fa. per gallon. fil1 r. uunFrueHe urabz,
tiai Is red Euapers. tHsei CLANS, per
So H. o. 81. sturgeon. per 10. iaifc. cat fiah.
psf NJ. lae frozen shnd per ~. he.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-24

Supt. E. ]. Gibson and Road master Gabriel were here We'd nesday and in company with agent Daum drove over the hills. We were informed the gentlemen were looking at the gravel with the intentsion of opening a pit if they find the desired material.
 Benj. Schuster arrived here Wednesday from the Salt River Valley, whither he had been to look after his sheep interests. He reports the out look for the sheep industry looks bright, clips at Phoenix selling for 21-23 cents per pound.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-24

Adolf Schuster arrived here from Los Angeles Wednesday night, he will remain here a short time to look after his busi- ness interests.
 The Misses June Bushman and Nellie Smith came down from Snowflake yesterday and con- tinued on to to St. Joseph today to be present at the Pioneer Day exercises held there this evening.
 D. w. Easley, ot Shumway, was here yesterday MT. Easley in- formed us his family will come out from Oklahoma in the near future and he expectes to reside at Shumway permanently.
 Allen Howard, who abscound- ed from San Francisco last August. died a short time since in small hamlet in Guatemala of yellow fever. Only seven cents were found among his ef- fects. +r
 Ben Doney, who left here for Springervillelsst week to 4pur- chase a herd of cattle, returned Wednesday evening. The coun- try was so wet he was unable to get out to look at the stock and he returned without making an investment.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-24

Notice from the Land office at Phoenix Arizona has been re- ceived by F. M. Buck, U. S. Court Commissioner, that, all lands in townships 19. 20. 21 & 22 in Range IS, and town ships IS. 19. 20 & 21. Range 16. Tp. IS, K. IT; Tp. IT, R. IS; Tp. IS, R. IS; Tp. 17, R. 19; Tp. IS, R. 19; Tp. IT, R. 20; Tp. IT, R. 21; Tp. Is, R. 22; Tp. 16, R. 22; have been withdrawn from all forms of disposal whatever, for the Little Colorado River Pro- ject.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-24
D. N. FERRY'S SEEDS AT THE HOLBROOK DRUG cTORE.

D. N. FERRY'S SEEDS AT THE HOLBROOK DRUG cTORE.
 Dr. C. L. Hathaway was q business visitor here today.
 w. P. Geary was here on of fcial business Monday.
 Al Stevenson was a business visitor here Wednesday.
 Col. M. R. Tate was up from the Headquarter Ranch Wednes- day.
 Miss Myrtle Greer departed Wednesday for Hunt to visit with her parents. .~
 The senate has appropriated $14O,OO0,O00 for the pension fund.
 Mrs. L. Bristow returned Tuesday eve from a ten days visit with relatives and friends at Adamana and Winslow.
 Pablo Garcia came in from Porter's Tanks Sunday after supplies for camp He reports the sheep are doing fine. :.
 Wm. Morgan arrived from Phoenix Saturday night and on Tuesday morning departed for his home at Show Low.
 H. H. Scorse made a trip to Flagstaff Tuesday to visit with his daughter Julia and also to attend to personal business.
 Engineer Reid has gone to Snowflake to arrange for setting 8 water metor there fore measur- ing the flow of Silver Creek.
 T. R. Greer returned home from Silver Creek, where he has taught school the past winter, Sunday eve.
 Henry Despair was a visitor here Monday. Henry has re- gently filed on a quarter section ofland adjoining his ranch on the west.
 A. E. Lewis was in from the range Wednesday. He reports stock are doing fine on his range and good prospects for early spring feed.
 Robt Scott came down from Show Low Monday and went to Flagstaff Tuesday to consult with Supervisor Breen regarding his allotment on the reserve.
 Ed Howell spent couple of days here the fore part of the week looking up a house to move his family in from the ranch.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenheth M. Jackson and Miss Whittemore arrived here from Show Low yesterday and departed for San Francisco this morning.