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Anfgeauna i'm aDolke.
Der Sdab fiat ben Iremierminiiter
Derbaftea laiien.

Seberan, Is. Ge5. - Die gr-
regung iiber bie uer5ogerte Sinrib.
trng BON Soloaten, oie Dor aursem
3ipei 2aoeubciiBer ermorbeten, err.
reihte geitern ibren Sobepunft in
feinoielieen 8emonitrationen auf ben
StraBen, burh Sdieben auf basBar.
lamentsgebdiioe uno Die Reiignation
bes aabinetts. Der Sbab befabI Die
@erbaftung bes Brentierminiiters
Raiiir gI MhuH lno bes Weiniiters
bes Snneren Sani go DptpIeb, iorpie
6es @ouperneurs bon Shires gllla
60 Doapleb. Das Barlanle1t bat Ell.
ne aufflarung iiber oas 8orgeben
bes Sdabs DerIangt unb DIeibt in be.
itdnbiger Sisung Biz cine Intmort
erfolet lit.
Wtan elaiibt, bab Der S6ab lnter
Dem ginflub ser Reaftion6re banbeIt,
ba er Dor flir5em 51pei beiabrte Or.
gouperneure nad ieinem Balaite be.
rief.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-12-19
Gin brutalrs
Dfrbrrdlen.
Suci Ghclente nnscsriffn unS IN
rubcitcr @ciic crmorbet.
Aanber Irineen in rinen
MaterialUarfula0en.
GrmurSen Den 2abeubeiibcr nnS gret'
fen oann bic Srau I'M @OBn.
Stmmcr an.

4anias Ctr, t6. 9e3. -
2ouiS 9. Sternberg, Elm Spe5eret'
narenb4nOler an A. StraBe mo
@oaaer 9lpcnue in &aniaS Gitp,
&nn., murOe am Samstogabeno in
ieinem 2aoen BON unbefannten Rdus
bern angegriifen uno ermoroet unO
ieine 6rau perlpunOet. Die Spfer
bcs Gerbrehens' nllrben crit na6 IL
Stun6en oufgefunoen.
Cine offene Same SarOinen auf
Dem 8erfaufstiife, Elm langer eiier.
ner 9ol3en uno Elm biutigeS Shlddy-
terbeil in ser gtGbe Der 90rper bon
&erru uno Srau Sternberg 5eigten,
nie ba8 8erbre6en begangen moroen
lit. Wnn glaubt, OoB Die Rdlt6er
nod Gardiner gefragt baben, uno
olS Ger &aufmann oie oiiene &anne
Dor lie biuitellte, i9lu9en tie i'm nit
Sem eiiernen 9ol5en nieoer lnS ser.
idlltgen ibm Damn Den aopf ID aitdn.
Dig, Die 9t1ilber 0rangen in Die
@obn5immer binter Oem 2aben Elm
lno griffen 6rm1 Sternberg nit Oem
6leiiderbeil an. sic Ipalteten ibren
aopf i6lugen ems ibrer glugen ans
uno bro6ten ibr nod on0ere brutalc
@un0en an ibrem &0rper BEL. sic
tann niht am 2eben blei6en.
Sternberg nabm Dor &itr5em $500
auS elmer Sonf mO man glaltbt, 0aB
oie HGuber ba6ten, Oa8 @elb lei I'M
2aoen. Sic boben nur etrpa $50 er-
belltet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-12-19
Spitbuben=
Gbrlid'keit.
EcrrGt and iterbcno icine 8cupiicn
nidJt.
.gcrgcblidcr gerind), Die ytamcn Der
Seilncbmer ST erfabrcn.

Gbicago, 16. Ge5. - 8cIhol.
fen uno tooli6 penpunOet, ais er Der.
iudte, in Elm @ei6GftsbouS al Der
@eitieite ein5uoringen, peigerte ii4
@iQiam 8atber, 90 Sabre att ter
bend, Ser Goli5ei Die gsamen ieiner
orei 0iebeSgenoiien an5ugsben.
Charles &nute, Elm Glerf IN SSobn
@rote's 9iliarOiaol, 272 Sit Sarrt-
ionItraBe, i6pB 8atber, ais Oieier Die
8oroertiire nit elmer eiiernen Stnnge
aufbra6. Ger pertpun0ete @inbre'
der rief ieinen orei @enoHen 3u, ii6
81 rettert, Itolperte aui ole StraBe
lln0 iiel belpuBtloS in cine S6nee'
pebe. &nltte bob NIT Silfe bon
Goli5iiten aen bon tbm geihoIienen
Wann auf unO trltg i'm IN oas SauS
SpGter Duroe @atber nad Dem
GolmtDboipital gebradt.
Capt. Mobonep bon Ger Worlpea.
Observation-Disclosures fab neben Sem
gette Oes Iter6enOen @inbrederS unb
peril6te pergebli6 bon ibm Die ga.
men ieiner &onlpIicen 81 erfabren
~@ntber erflGrte ibn, Dab er Die ga.
men Scr WGnner nit 3ur Sole ueb'
men lpole. 8onn nenoete ct iein
@eiidt ob unO Itarb.
&nute, Ser in einem Sinter5immer
i6lief purOe friib am Morgen ourG
Elm 8eralti6 an Der 5ronttiire er'
neft. ct ergriff einen 9feoolpc,
ltno ging in Sen 9iaoroiaal. gr iob
our6 oie 8laStiir bier NtGnner, Oie
gelpaltiam einbrehen mollten. gr
fro6 ibnen unter Dem Sdube ser
@iQarotiide eutgegen. glls @atber
our6 Die 8iir einOrong erbob iidJ
.&nlte unS feuerte. Die augel trai
@atber in baS @endhte: ,2auit
Sungens" rief @afber aus, als er
5uiammetbrah. SD bin qeihoiien. :"
Seine @enoiien floben peItIid ole
.SerriionitraBe entlang. &nute Der.
folgte iie nlebrere 8lods, auf tie
fdJieBenb. YoIi3iiten i6loiien iid ser
SSagO uno Der Sdieberei an, aber 6ie
@inbreder entfanen brr6 cine glGep.
-&nute unb Die Goli3iIten gingen Sann
.5uriid uno fanben 8atber in Dem nit
8lut getrdnften Sdnee. sic rieien
Die Soli5eiarbulan3 Der Martpea.
itraBenLStation, Die ibn nad Dem
-&oipital brahte, po er naG elmer
Stllnbe itarb.
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AUD Me&lenburs.

Berlin, 16. 9ea. - 2aiit tele.
erapbiiher WeIHing aus Sfrperin
tpir6 Die Ginberiifune eines auberpr.
bentIihen medlenburgiihen 9an6tass
Sur 8erat,lng Der neutrality-suspicious.
ninmebr fir Gnbe MpriI cber an.
fang Waai aneefiinbiet. gcn Sn.
baIt Der seplunten 8erfaiiiinasreform
miro, tpie bon mabgebenoer Seite Der.
fihert miro, Dor Dem SIlanmentre.
ten bes auBerorbentlihen 2anbtags
abioEit nidts befannt geeeten per.
ben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-12-19
BfdI0fr rinis.
Seine Weinnnssoerid)iebenbcit inter
linen nprbanoen.

gerIin, Is. Sea. - Die r&ol.
niihe 8oIfs5eit1ing", bas tpeltlide
-Sorptorsan bes 3entrrrns, erfl1rt
oie miteeteilten @ngaben Der .&olni.
fden 8eitung" iiber Die grgebniiie
Der iiineitet 9onferen3 Der preuBi.
iden giidoie fiir unridtie. gsnd Dem
Berifd Der ,.aolniiden 3eitlins" ioa.
te fib unter Den 3eilnebme-n Der
Ronferen, cine groBe Weinunssper.
idiebenbeit iiber Stellungnabme aur
Gncpflita bes 9apites sesen ben Wo.
oernismus 9erarsgeiteut baben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-12-19
efbensiib iiberoriifFe.
Sbr 2ebeu idjeint elm Serfebltes &C.
ipeien Sn iein.

GIepeInnb, g., 16. Sea. -
Dran 6. g. GeuerIibt, alias Srd,
Morp Nuiien BON Nep Uorf, beriuh.
te am Samstag bier SeBftnloro S,
begeben, inbem iie aurboIf6iire Su lid,
nabm, tpGbreno iie an GucItb Qlpnlue
IpaSieren sing. Sm Soipital tpobin
iie gebrnht tpurbe, tpiro geiagt, bah
iie eeneien iperoe. sic lon BON Seem
gorf nit einem S6auipieler ourd.
gebrannt iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-12-19
Erinjcntanfe.

gerlin, t6. Ge5. - Die Souie
bes srpeitcn Sobndens bes oeuti6en
Gronprin5enpaares lit aui oen 80.
3e3entber angeiest iporben. Die Sc.
remonie piro i'm WarmorpaIais BEL
Botsbam itattfinben. Der iiingite
Brin5 bes SoGben5ouernbnties erblif.
te am nelinten geopember bas 2idi
Ser @clt.
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.WiintGen
elii&Iid)e Tabrt!
Die sroke SdJladtihiffflOtte nadl
bem Taciiic abgeiabren.
prafioent Ronfeuelt
iuoBnt Der Abfabrt bel.
Sietct Den fpmmanoicrenocn Effi5ie.
rem ieinen glbidicosgrnil.

SIb 8oint Gomfort, 3d.,
16. 9e3. - DDS Hiidennlarf Der
amerifunii6en 6lotte. is Sdloht.
l6iffe eriter RIaiIe unter &ontreaOnti.
raj &oblep Q. gpans, lit beilte nab
Dem pa6ifii6en S5ean, cine 4reiss.
fabrt bon $4,000 Neilen, bon Der
alle @elt ipriht abgefabren. 9tad.
Dem ole Garaoe Dor Dem GrGii0enten
itattgetmOen batte, li6teten Die
peiben Sdyiffe ibre 9lnfer uno Der.
lieBen inter Salut ben gfenoe3pous.
plat an Santpton EoaOS, oompften
bon ben beriibnten alten 8irginia
gapes fort imo perloren iih am iitS.
oftli6en Soriapnt, iobab man MIR
nod lange, oiinne Rdlifapolfen ieben
fonnte. Gie Slotte miro am Meib.
na6tsabenb In 5riniooO eintreffen
unO bort ibren eriten Ilfentbalt neb.
men.
Gr6iioent 9fooiepeIt trof beuta
morgen 8 llbr 10 nit leinen @6iten
auf Dem 0ampfer ,Wapflolper" Elm.
Seine glnflinft in Dem &aien tpiroe
burh Die iibIicben 81 &anonenihiiiie
begriiBt. Hahoem iih Der Hulper.
banipf per5ogen, legte iid) Die nMeop.
Homer" gerabe in Der Wtitte Der
Observation-Disclosures Dor slnfer. 0ort
folgte Elm fltr5er gntpfang on 8oro
Der .Wtapflomer" fir Die A glonlirale
uno 16 fommanoierenoeu Sffi3iere.
an Die Der 8rdiioent eine flir5e slb.
ihieosoniprad1e bielt. glm SAlulie
oerielben oriidte Ger 1rdiioent jebem
Sfii5ier ferslih Die Sdub uuo iogte
ibnen ofii3iea aOieu, ais tie onsSdlifi
perlieBen. Damn, ais SberbefeblS.
baber Der amerifaniiden Mrmee mno
Slotte, fitbr er an Ole Spite Der Ian.
gen Reibe bon Shiffen uno fiibrte
Sieielben 10 MeiIen peit In Die
Gbeiapeafe.gitbt. gle foIeten ieiner
Slagse nob 6em Ebinlble Sboal
2eudti6iffe, eeraoe flint Wieilen
innerbulb bes Soaps, mo- Die yWap.
Homer" 5nr Geite fubr umo TIRE
anfer our formelln geiihtisung
mari. als Elm Slottengeprdnge tpar
Die beutige geiibtigung uno abfabrt
Der SIotte bas bemerfensmerteite in
Der merifaniihen @ei6ihte. gs
baben mebrere Prdiioentenbeiihti.
glngen Der atlantiihen sSlotte nab.
reno Der oergangenen Is Wonate
itattgefunoen, nber bel 6ieien lagen
Die groben Sdiffe feit an ihren Mn.
ferfetten, mdbrenb Die beiihtigenoe
Oaft on ibren 2inien bin nno Der
flibr. Seite aber fitfr Die sSlotte.
bate iif bon Dem llfer entiernt
i,no trot cine arei3fabrt an, Die.
ipie iih gSr1lioent 9loolepeIt aus.
briifte, nod feline sSlotte bon iol.
dem llnfange iemals 5iipor unter.
nommen hatte. Die annonen, Ole
bem Brdiioenten bei ieinem Gintref.
fen in Sanlpton Hoabs ibren @rub
5ugeoonnert batten, riefen ibm einen
Ibihie0sgriiB 5li, ais Die Sdiife bel
ibrer glbfnbrt an Der nMapilofper"
poriiber firbren.
Der @ilifomnengrnB tpor 3uiom.
men abgefeuert tporoen, ip1breno ser
abihiebsgrliB bon ieoem ein3elnen
porbeifdbrenOen Sdiffe bonnerte.
Die Slotte fiibr in elmer ein5elner
Reibe, uoran Sas groBe S1Inhtidifi
Connecticut" nit Der sSlagge bes
&6miral gpans.
Cine groBe Nenee bon Yahten
unb Grfliriionsbooten begleitete Die
Slotte Die 8ud)t biaanter iino fam.
melte iih auf Dem 9arabepInse.
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am Han6e bes Grades.

Rem goif. is. Dea. - Der be-
riid,tiste abpofnt sIbrubam SunnneI,
ser cine @efdnenisitrufe ipegen Der.
ifnporing in Dem Dooee.Worie
Sheibunsspro5e perbiibt. lit idnper
an Nierenleioen erfranft unb fam
naf @niiht Der Ierate ieoen ausen.
bid iterben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-12-19
EnarantIne anfgeboben.

Sapanna, 16. Ees. - Der
@crperncu- Wagoon bat bon 6en ge.
borben in @aibington Ole Witteilins
erboIten, bos Die @elbfieber.Q Quarar.
time geaen alsba auigeboben porSen
liz.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
MRS. M'KINLEY PASSES
away At CANTON HOME

Canton, O.. May 27.-Shortly after
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
William Mckinley, widow Of the late
president, passed away. The end
came peacefully and the relatives and
friends at the bedside did not know
for several minutes that life was ex-
tinst, SO imperceptible was her death.
The funeral arrangements will be
very simple. They will be held at the
Mckinley home ct 3 O'Clock Wednes.
day afternoon Secretary Cortelyou is
directing the arrangements.
President Roosevelt, who is to
speak this week at Indianapolis and
Lansing, will arrive In Canton on
Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral.
Vice President Fairbanks, who had
often been house guest Of the No.
Kinley family, Is expected to reach
here In time to attend the funeral SER
vice.
The body Of Mre. Mckinley will
be placed in the vault in West Lawn
cemetery, which holds the body Of
her husband, until the completion 81
the nationsl mausoleum on Monument
hill, when both caskets will be trans
ferred to receptacles in that tomb.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
RAILROAD STRIKES ORE
In SALTESE TUNNEL

Helena, Mont, May 3O.-A report
has reached here Of one of the richest
strikes ever made in the Occur d'AleDe
mining district. The report is to the
effect that a fourteen foot ledge Of
rich galena ore has been encountered
in the Saltese tunnel, now being driv-
en- by the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway Company through the
Montana Idaho divide.
To lend color to the rumor there
was fled. here with the county clerk
and recorder Saturday last notice
and affidavit of location of a tunnel
site by the Montida Mining Companys
q Washington corporation, which j.
known to be controlled by the Milwau,
kee people, wherein the name of F. e.
Williams appears as locator and presi-
dent of the company, and that of G.
E. Bailey as secretary.
The location of the claim is identi-
cal with the location of the Saltese
tunnel through the Montana-Idaho di-
vide. The claim extends 5000 feet
long and $50 feet wide. In the afi1da-
Wit it is claimed that there has already
been expended in prosecuting the
work of tunnel now in q distance Of
248 feet, and in constructing a power
plant and other improvements the sum
Of $25, 900. The Montida Mining
Company has already located numer-
Gus claims along both sides Of the
tunnel site.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
ORDER IS ASKED FOR
sale OF zion CITY

Chicago, May 30.-On the ground
that the estate Of the late John Alex
ander Dowie, now in the hands of
Receiver John G. Hately, is greatly
deteriorating in value in its present
state Of dis organization, petition
was fled Friday in the United States
court asking for decree granting
authority to the receiver to sell the
property without further delay.
An injunction will also be asked for
restraining Mrs. Jane Dowie and the
trustees, chief of whom is John A.
Lewis. named by Dowie in his will as
his successor, from exercising any
rights in the property in the receivers
hands other than the property at
Muskegon, Mich, claimed by Mrs.
Dowie. It is stated that this is a
plan for reorganization of the Zion
City property and may result in the
complete overthrow of Wilbur Glenn
Volivs, who assumed ecclesiastical
authority and temporary power over
the church of Zion following the death
of the founder, Dowie.
Trustee Lewis said that no contest
will be made by the trus-
tees. He said il the property is sold
as proposed it will be bought in by
creditors, most Of whom are in the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
SAYS FROST HELPED
Fruit Raiser Glad His Trees viii u
Rest.

K SNOOts
Presses, May 29.-President =
Stewart, sof the Washington How. - L
tqral Association, who owns thu 'ol,
nous seven acre apple orchard ~ "a
that has Melted him over s7oo usfe
acre for the past five years. and pr
most scientific fruit grower in =. tae
Prosser district, says the recent t,a we
was good thing for his orchard ''0's
II figure, " said he, ''that 7 -,
have 20 per cent of crop this vaa n'
shipping two carloads instead ~ ts
but am glad Of it and have msa
money in consequence. Ny orchas .s
has borne enormous crops for the naa
six years, and, had it continued r. Nv ~
SO without cessation, having no res. ~
the life Of the trees as producers won,s
have been lessened. But with tha
rest it will get this year the cron w;n W
be larger next year and of betta4
flavor. In fact, I am quite certs;a
that. in the long run, Twill make tan
times as much out Of my orchard % ~
would have made If had had n.
usual crop. My orchard was on ths
market before the frost, but now bavs
withdrawn it's sale and CONCLUDED ~
live here"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
LOWER SLEEPING CAR RATES
Interstate Comrnercs commission Begins
an Action.

(
Interstate Comnercs Commission Begins
an Action.
Washington, May 27.-A definite
effort has been commenced before the
Interstate commerce commission to
secure to the public reduction OF
fare charged by the Pullman company
for it's sleeping. car accommodations.
This ia the first time in the history
of the commission that proceeding
has been brought against the Pullamn
company, and it promises to be an
action of more than ordinary interest.
George F. LOTUS, Of st. Paul, the
complainant. Mr.. Lotus AYERS that
he is obliged to travel from st. Paul
to various other points and to use the
accommodations of the Pullman COM
pany. The charges for these accom-.
modations. he declares, are unjust.
unreasonable and excessive, and he
asks the commission to reduce them
by one half. He says that the lower
berths are far more desirable than the
upper berths and that the latter ought
to be considerably less in price, but
that no distinction between them 10
made.
The second complaint relates to
travel between st. Paul and Chicago
and the third to travel between st.
Paul and Seattle, Wash. Between
these latter cities 1t is alleged, the
fare is $12 for either q lower or an
upper berth. Mr.. LOTUS asks that
the rate be made $8 for a lower berth
and 81 for an upper.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
CLUB WOMEN MEET
Annual Convention Meets ut Spokane
Red Cross Disbands.

Annual Convention Meets at Spokane.
Red Cross Disbands.
Spokane, May 29-Ninety -four clubs
with a membership Of 2, 400 were rep
resented by 1919 delegates when the
annual convention Of the Washington
State Federation Of Women's Clubs
was called to order at Masonic Temple
yesterday. Business sessions were
held forenoon and afternoon, and the
delegates, together with about 400
visitors, attended a concert by the
Wagner Club in the evening.
It WAS decided that the election of
officers, which takes place tomorrow
shall be under the Australian system.
Incidental to the convention was
the annual meeting Of the Red Cross
Society Of the State of Washington.
at which it was formally decided to
disband the organization. The bal
snce in the treasury, $S3, was turned
over to the state militia and their
books and other psraphernalis were
turned over to libraries of the ,princi.
pal cities. The convention will last
three days.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
SIX MILIONAIRES ARE
ADDED TO HENEl'S LIST

San Francisco, May 27.-Six more
millionaires and multi-millionaires.
some OF them we'll known throughout
the country fell under the accusation
Of the Oliver grand jury Saturday al
terDoon, when that body, just before
adjournment until June 10, returned
fourteen indictments jointly agrainst
q. 81. Umbsen, J. e. Green and W..
L Brobeck. charging them with at
tempted bribery Of public officials. and
fourteen indictments jointly against
Frank G. Drum, Eugene de Saba and
John Martin, charging then with
bribery Of public officials. The &C.
cused men are all prominent real ed.
tate dealers.
The indictments contain 1875 counts
and call for bail bonds In the total
sum Of 81, 26O, 900.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
Washington News

A movement is now on foot for the
incorporation of Wapato.
North Yakima bank deposits have
reached a total of So, 600, 600
The wool clip of the Washtucna
country is practically all sold at an
average of 1917 cents pound.
Last week during fire at Chesaw
several buildings were dynamited In
order to save the rest of the town
The West Seattle city council will
call a special election to vote on the
question of annexation to Seattle.
A sale of nearly 5000 mutton sheep
was made at Washtucna last week at
an average price of about $3.50 per
head.
Pullman is agog over new railroad
proposition which has been submitted
by J. O. Stats, of La Crosse, who is
trying to organize company to build
a line from Pullman to La Crosse and
Hooper, in the western part of Whit
man county.
The annual picnic of the Everett
Grocers' Association will be held July
"a, at Tulalip.
The Seattle city council has passed
and the mayor has signed and ordi-
nance abolishlng free lunch in saloons.
The directors of the National Lum-
Der and Box Company, at Hoquiam,
capitalized at more than $4,000, 900,
has decided to still further expand to
the extent Of $500, 900.
The Postoface at Kamilche, Mason
county, has been discontinued and the
mail will be sent to New Kamilche.
The name of the postof1ce at Omak,
Okanogan county, has been changed
to Mission.
John F. Sampson has been appointed
postmaster at Oroville, Lizzie J. Stoops
at Skye, Silas E. Renfrow at Cusick,
Milan Robinson at Columbus, George
Il. Dodge at Pc Ell and John j. Cum
nea at Piedmont.
Over 2, 900 acres Of timber land in
the southeastern portion of Clatsop
county, Oregon, have been purchased
by the Oregon and Washington Tim.
Der Company, composed largely of Sc.
attic capitalists. The price stated is
$125, 900.
County road work now being done
MI 3.
expected to give a fine automobile road
from Tacoma, on the Sound, to Mo-
clips on the ocean beach at the south
ern Limits of the Quinault Indian res
ervation.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
AIDS TO NAVIGATION
EXTENSIVE PLANS FORMULATED
BYDoMINION GOVERNMENT.
Coast Guards Every Four Miles,
Huts Being Connected by Tele-
phone, Good Roads Along
Coast and a Patrol Steamer
Among improvements.

Victoria, May 30-Ralph Smith, Nd.
p, who has arrived here from Ottawa,
ID arranging for the construction OF q
road between Carmanah and Bamheld
creek, on the west coast Of Vancouver
island, at q cost of between $50, 600
and $4,000, for the use Of coast
guard patrol equipped with horses,
carts and life saving apparatus for use
in event Of shipping disasters there.
Coast guards will be placed every four
miles, their huts being connected by
telephone. The work is to begin at
once and be completed ready for this
winter. A patrol steamer will be Guilt
similar to the cruiser Canada, on the
Atlantic, to be used to safeguard ship
ping on the Vancouver island coast in
winter and the fishery protection serv-
ice in the summer.
An acetylene beacon thirty feet
high, with automatic bell and whistle,
will be placed on Swiftsure bank, and
three life boats, one motor propelled.
will be established, all to be ready for
use next winter.
Arrangements have also been made
for extensive wireless telegraph sta
tions in British Columbia. The GEN.
trail station will be at Glover point,
Victoria, and other depots will be To-
GATED at Port Simpson, Bsmfield creek
and Triangle island, westernmost of
the Scott group at the northwest of
Vancouver island. This station will
be equipped with Marconi apparatus,
but arrangements are expected to be
made to allow of communication when
ships calling are equipped with other
systems.
The Dominion government proposes
to send experts to Vancouver island to
investigate the iron ores, with view
to the establishment of electric smelt-
ing.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-01
SHIPPERS MUST tell
INTENDED use OF CARS

Seattle. May 2s.-Shippers will ba
compelled, after June ~, to stste
when asking for cars the destination
of the shipment they propose making
IF the car is wanted for shipments
within the state, the railroads will
supply equipment promptly and i'm.
mediately after loading will hurry the
consignment to its destination at the
rate of not less than fifty miles day
This Is the rate Of progress the recip.
rocal demurrage bill passed by the
last legislature says cars must DO
moved, and the Hill and Hartman
lines have agreed to enforce the ruling.
If cars are wanted, after June u,
for interstate shipments, the shipper
will have to wait until the railroads
can spare the equipment. None of the
lines operating within the state believe
the legislative enactment can be ap.
piled to interstate commerce and all
interstate shipments will have to wait
upon local business.
Insofar as the law applies to state
business, railroad officials have decid.
ed that it is legal. Some Of the pen
alties may prove to De excessive, but
the legal departments Of the different
lines agree that the roads can be pun.
ished if they fail to provide cars
promptly and move them the mini.
mum mileage provided under the act.
Lumber and shingle manufacturers
have claimed that they are not COM
PEELED to give the destination Of cars
when an application is made for equip
ment. They reserve the right to change
the destination Of cars en- route and
large part Of the lumber and shingle
business is handled in that manner
The decision to recognize the recip-
rocal demurrage act within the state
will probably work out to great bene-
at to the wheat and -four shippers as
we'll as to the jobbers doing business
wholly within Washington, but tho
rule will fall with serious effect upon
the lumber and shingle shippers. If
they are denied cars SO long as as
traffic is Offering for state business the
timber products traffic will be reduced
to a ridiculously small amount
Prompt action by themill interests to
test the theory of their attorneys that
the law can be applied to interstate
business will follow.