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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

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ben norif .Iutberffe Brett, iom be.
gpnote at arbeibe bIanbt De Rorife
gmerifa. alm Baitor Glauien bar
| preitelig 8ierning beroper, oa ga.
flor Stub fom til 8isconiin | tS4S.
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tlementet, og Der forbleb ban | ipb
aar, og ban ubfolbeoe | benne Gib
en- betpbeIig o. peliigneliesrig 8irf.
ioutbeb iom Wisiionspreit rrnbt on,
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ban itiiteoe en- Iensoe @enisbe-
Der. ,
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fra Coon 8rairie, 8is., bnorfra ban
f~crtiotte oct firfelige Hpbningsar.
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Goree. Ser oirfebe ban mi til /
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lebige embeoer. Ga ban efter Sri.
gems Slutning otter benbte tilbaee
ii. Imerifn, blep ban Brett | @te
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ban | 26 Inr. San brog on igien til
Ror9e, benne @ang for of orbeioe /
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Heiien paaup til S9brelanoet. San
bopbe nemlig fact anmobniug fra
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itaa BAN bi | 8uIoetS 9etienina, og
bette giorbe ban Ga en- Sib, inbtil
9rooeren al Sel6rebsbenipn rautte
isee afifeo. $ 1897 fom ban ioa
after til amerifa, og bar iiben pe.
ret Der, ibet ban / Here aar boeoe
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De greiter, iom par meb peb Stiftel'
fen al ben norife Sprooe | 1853 og
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ban bar en- al De ire at bore Gio.
neer.G reiter, iom ntoStog ct. Slais'
pr0enen.
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ltuiperittet I 1916, tiIbsrte Ell gam.
mel norif greitcHngt. Selp bar ban
en- meect goo gr9oifurt oa opofren'
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set | BET belle. 81. r
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9otter, Srof. On. Shib % Wrs,
@arie @ereb, Gufe eiter Goitor
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Gstrcne Rrs. Gaitor $bprsrimior
co WsrS. 8aitor g. Seehurs, font
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Canoe airfegoarb, 90 Der bill betoes
@anS psioa bIipe iorbfGitet.
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Snsbag.
9eeronelieu foresaar ira git
Canoe airfe al. 9 gitermioooe Sire
mn Ae, KITE SiIIi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

erfl9re, at ban bar ornpenbt os ogte6e
at biipe ct beore Ienneffe. Den
"GocngeIft", iom ompenote bom
bdooe arbeioet iig op i en- iaabon CT.
ftaie, at ban iiriot un6er Hr9oitenen
faIot beDi6itIss ON og nloatte bRres
bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
atrfeino

SgHba9 ben zoe Gull itai Union grairie
NienIsbeos airtr mopIes Of TT. 2. apren.
Cm gitsrmiOoa8eH NJ. 8 snsslit G3u6Stieue.
ie Uso Bat. G. g. Bill. Siring pso bessr
GuOsrsueiter. auffe ~isrpsreS frit | Sirtens
Gaiemsat, saulfppsL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
Sfal Sc ieHbe efter
Nnfrm % Sarm,

Gsier os Sror, 5ar os @or elltr dnore
GlGstuiuge, iaa buii, at Saubiuapiauzgme
ritan 9iniens rpe 10000 Sons bpbbelproa
pelltSe Sampiiibe Oscar IT., 'HeIIIs 0lav'
% "UnIted States befororer Yasiastrernt
fra Sfmbinapien til gmerifa paa 81 til 10
Sage nben Smbptte nnSer Reiieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
eczema
d9kkede E9nderne
in liar.

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GteSer - blep foo ilbe, Of Reslen
foIet af Sinsertu - prspebe mauge
Mioier % raaSipursie ire 2ratr.
men fi iuesr 2iubrius - M bel
breatt % rleget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

Gn S~plitraale, iont bar foret flor.
Ten @ilioner Wh eiennem &l1mmet
fan itaries ipo SOB fra Sorben net
Sielp al en- binig BdroioI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
6Iaenoe 9Ietntiter
Rsm Gf Ssrsftutng. SeIbrtS,t Deb to SGf
aT gKticnrayHRfbirrut.

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pg be tnrerebe BAN, eiter bon hapbe brnei to
Snt At GlticHrn Sabe, 9utiofra Gtntment
"a Quticura @sfoipent, % mi ptfbe jes life
pGre fpraben Guticurn G9be. aRrs. SorTrr,
1850 8enners Ct SenSuts, 3D. s66e San.
1906
Rruyda ubprrtrs % inSbprtes TtbaueIine for pner
Ep1 hos SSsbogrn, uMes % anmLs. beHaasnet AZ
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0srt tcOI, II Eurrn Al GhpfeIdbebGffebs 4tuer &c foe
On JLaytt efe0 I'll. al nerte Hlobe. SoIses pser belle
gersen. Pcttrr Srng a Chem eSrs, Gneeiers
Cotton, Deust. E.uHr-
= eenbss fri: Book on SKIN and Scalp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
MISUNDERSTANDING.
@eecxabS Wotsetuess.

Rcbtaaet ious / Union Stpd garo I
Chicago:
IS 600 Sp,n, griien jeon, choice bpiere
20 600 8reaturer, 9rlieu ienu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02

@npernsr @arbaman | Wsiisitppi
bar ioien benleoet Spmerfiombeoen
paa fla, benne Gang peb al optr9oe
j ct. lort @GffeIieaInsSe 90 grGoenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-02
Norife KpaH
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Weo portreter, Biosrafer os en- Iiteratur.
Rtfforiff -JnbleSnins peS
1rtTttan prsTtparS.

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Senne GGmIins norfe apob, Der ef iom lbfipnines.
afbeIinet S9eeprabg Softer fra Sult 1909 til 9ermber 1908.
er mn nsb enbef Scttelier os Sorunbrinser uStonmet I Sps.
form. glanbt anbet CT Der tifipiet ct gortrst at Gasmunb
gtnte, Tom, faa pibt uibes, oIoris fsr bdr Srret pHentnsgiprt.
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tibet LANCE 9tosram, fon ffrater is nenem be to merietge
GribebSdar 1914 % 1905. Sen ~tnbebolber lprtrrtter oa
giosraTer af fSsenbe 7ietere t~tuisereb ct rbpGIe At beus
9iets:
9peer Sasen, Spbon Stprm aeund, Conrad lhplai
GdDad, Simon Dtaus gulH, TuurHs Sani.u, SenrtfGuier
g~ierreeaarb, Seurtt ~SerseIanb, 8. g. Gerbaoen, Splpeaer
Stperttcn, gbrtftan gRpuen, Gnbreas aennd, Ssrsen Deoe,
g.G. seeyes, ID. .. 9anbfob, Q. u. Senfen, CLAUS gapels
Rtis, 9beDbor aieruIf, Ole Big Soar Gaisn, Gasmunb
gtnje, Camilla Gouett, D. s. @pnrab, Senrif Soften, gisrn.
fjerne HiprniOn, Gnsebret Sousen, Senri, arubn, Suncs ae,
Soren5 Sietritipn, arifian Glitter, Grne @arborg, Sobu 2e,
Sobn RanIien, Saepb 9. 9un, Rorbabl SplFien, @rtapfer
8anbers, Ebepbor Gaspari, Ser SipIe, SRpieufraut, Sobnfeu.
Gnbers Suooen, 8ilbelm &raa.
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garnocnts Sange = benz be fsrt bBrte af Ngpr eGsr pao
Sfplen, % at Der fra 9oserS @labe BIZ htge frem for
beres. inbrr SpH ct stpfte @prse, fprfraret afmen
npgen ipeciel Whsiicn, 5fuoe bet aftiaa bore ben of Bic
bragg til at bclbe blanf ben 8ube, iom penber bieut mob
bort eamIe S9breanb."
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Fnt gapir.
gris inSbunset $3.50.
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
A Liberal Electric
Light Proposition

Manager Groll, of the electric light
company, says that all patrons who
contract for lights before the first of
February and have their buildings
wired by that time will be given one
month service free of charge. 1t
would seem that many people ought
to show their appreciation of the
company's enterprise and liberality
by taking advantage of this offer. A
further induCement is offered in a re-
duction of the price per kilowatt to
fifteen cents, which Mr.. Groll says is
the same rate as that charged in An
acortes. Until incorporation is eff
feet and it is thus made possible to
pay Tor street lights, the
business men and property owners
along Spring street should club to-
gether and pay for the maintenance
of lights at the foot of Spring street
and at the intersection of Spring and
Main streets.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
Grave Charges
Against E.J.Grover

The Whatcom County Bar Associa-
ton has instituted proceedings for
the disbarment of E. J. Grover, a for
mer law partner of Prosecuting At
tOrney Garrett, of this county. The
committee in charge of the prosecu-
tion consists of former Mayor, E. E.
Hardin, of Beliingham; l.. H. Hadley,
head of one of the leading law firms
and brother of Chief Justice Hadiey,
of the state supreme court, and Fl.
M. White, former city attorney of
Bellingham and now president of the
Chamber of Commerce. Various
charges have been preferred against
Grover the most serious of which are
the misappropria tion of funds collect
ed for clients and soliciting a bribe.
Grover is known to quite number of
people here, having been associated
with Mr.. Garrett in the trial of the
Wold- -Zeigler COW case.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
Officials Clash on
License Question

Prosecuting Attorney Garrett has
served notice upon Chairman Sand
with, of the board of county commits
sioners, that he has no authority to
approve the liquor license bond of
w. II. McCrary. In authorizing the
chairman of the board to approve
the bond, if satisfactory, the commits
sloners simply followed what has been
the custom for years in such cases.
The liquor dealers now in business
here, who were strenuous and effect
i've workers for Mr.. CARROTS elec-
tion, are naturally opposed to the is
suance of a third license. The tax
payers, however, do not need to con-
Germ themselves with the question as
to whether a third saloon can be
made to "pay" the proprietors, so
long as the proprietors pay the coun-
ty the 81, 900 license fee. The ques-
tion of profit or loss is their affair,
and so far as moral conditions result
ing from the liquor traffic are con-
cerned, experience has shown that
they are no worse here with three
saloons than they are with two.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
Property Transfers

State of Washington to Clark &
Hincks, oyster land, $122.6
H. B. Sutherland to John Burt 40
acres in Sec. 3, twp. "a, R. 2, 1915.
w. F. Bolton to Geo. Hutcheson 40
acres in Sec. 20, twp. 81, range 2, $3.50.
J. A. Gould to M. A. Harris, lot in
Gould's addition, Friday Harbor $40.
Mrs. Kate Morse to VIM. Little,
part of town lot in Friday Harbor,
800.
L. Schruder to Emma Schruder,
part oflos in Sec. 18, twp. "a, r. l,
$1.O0.
Puget Sound Mill Company to Rob-
ert Moran, 100 acres in sections
and 9, twp. 36, r. l, near Olga, $500.
Otto G.. Irwin to HI. G.. Laing, of
Colorado Springs, about so acres in
Sec. IS, twp. IS, R. 3, near Friday
Harbor, $3.50.
G. NJ Tucker to Annie ]. Hausen
and August Hansen, blocks l, 2, 3
and and the vacated streets be-
tween them, town plat of Argyle;
lots 2 and 3 in Sec. %; lot 5 in Sec.
"a; an 80 #. strip along the meander
line and the wharf on the tide land in
front of lot s, 81, 100.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
THROUGH a letter from Salem.

THROUGH a letter from Salem.
~ Oregon, the ISLANDER learns
that "W. G. Boone, formerly of this
county, is in Jail there in default of
bail for S400, having been bound over
TO appear for trial in the circuit
court on the charge OF bigamy. He
has been living near Liberty, Ore
gon, for some time past and was
marri d at Salem, Sept. Is, 1906, to
Caroline S. McFadden, although he
has wife living near Bellingham
from whom he has never been di-
vorced. They have several children.
She is daughter of well known
pioneer of this county who died sew
eral years sg>. Boone lived with his
family for several years on little
place at Doe Bay. After selling it
for $500 he took the money and left,
telling his wife that he would buy a
place somewhere else and send for
her and the children. He never did
so and it is said that he has contrib
uted nothing to their support. Her
brothers have quietly "camped on his
trail ever since he left this county
and i5 is due to their vigilance that
Boone is now in the tolls of the law.
1t is alleged that Boones real name
is D. M. Richards and that when he
married at Doe Bay under the name
of Boone he had wi and daughter
living in Ohio. The woman he mar
ried in Oregon is said to be seventy
years old and the owner of fine farm
in the Willamette valley. When
Boone came to Doe Bay he pretend
ed to be a descendant of the famous
frontiersman, Daniel Boone, of Ken
lucky. He also claimed to have been
sergeant in the regular army but
gave some excuse for not being able
to show any discharge or other evi-
dence of army service. Ever since
his base desertion of his family, about
three years ago, Mrs. Boone has
worked patiently and accomplishing
ly to support herself and children.
She is now, or was recently, working
at Maple Falls, in Whatcom county.
Three of the children, one girl and
two boys, are now at school in Penn
sylvania and the Youngest, a little
boy four years old, is with one OF his
aunts near Olga. People on Orcas
island who know Boone and his family
and their relatives there will hope
that the punishment which the scoun-
drel richly deserves wilt be meted out
to him.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
The Color Of Salmon

DR.. Bousfeld, Of London, England,
has been forced to make a retraction
of his statement, published some
months ago, that the beautiful red
dish color of salmon from the Frazer
and Columbia rivers, and the sock
eyes of Puget Sound, is due to ana
line dyes. The circulation of such a
report naturally had an injurious ef-
feet upon salmon sales in the British
market and British Columbia packers
especially were quick to demand the
investigation which proved the falsity
of the charge.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
L. j. Irwin Is
Senate Journal Clerk

The Tacoma Ledger of the 21st
inst. says, in its Olympia correspond
ence:
''The senate journal is to be neat
this yrar. The journaI clerks are L.
J. Irwin, of Friday Harbor, and Geo.
Mueller, of Auburn. The remarkable
feature of the handwriting of these
two men is that one can hardly tell it
apart. The one takes up the record
ing CT the journal in the middle of a
page where the other leaves off, but
it takes an expert to tell where one
stopped and the other began. Both
write what is known as the Spencer
ian hand" Mr.. Irwin, who is lawyer
at Friday Harbor, was schoolmas-
ter twenty-five years, most of the
time in Ohio, and for many years he
gave lessons in handwriting nights
when more Importance was placed on
the art than today. Tie other day
Mr.. Irwin thought he would try to
make one of those fancy birds that
the good penrnen of twenty or
thirty years ago used to delight
everybody with He has lost little
of the skill he possessed when
schoollnaster, although he says the
practice Of law inevitably causes a
man to be careless in his penmanship.
Strangely enough Mr. Mueller, whose
hand can with difficulty be distinguish
ed from that of Mr. Irwin, never took
a lesson in writing in his life, outside
little training he got in the public
schools. Mueller IS bookkeeper in
Auburn"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

Mr.. H. ]. Bugge, one Of the most
prominent and wealthy business men
of Clallam county, was over from his
home at Washington Harbor, We'd
nesday, for a short visit with his bro
theirs and sister here. He is much
pleased with this county and with
Friday Harbor in particular. He
was accompanied by MIR. VIM. Aus
land, of Hoffman, Minnesota, who
will probably locate at some point on
the Sound. Mr.. Bugge owns large
stores and wharves at Washington
Harbor and Port Williams and q ho-
tel at the latter place and he also op-
crates one Of the largest creameries
in Western Washington.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
Death of VIM. e. Wilson

William Edgar Wilson, son of Mrs.
Jerome Andrews, died at the And
rews home Tuesday morning of quick
consumption. The boy had been i'll
all winter but felt so much better
during the recent colo weather that
Mr.. Andrews hoped to be able soon
to take him to higher altitude east
of the mountains, but he failed rapid
ly when the weather moderated and
the atmosphere became laden with
moisture.
Willie was born seventeen years
ago last July at Dyea, Alaska, which
was one of the most noted places on
the Pacific coast for some months
after the great rush to the K!ondike
began, as it was the point from which
thousands Of gold seekers crossed the
snowy Chilkoot pass to the head
waters of the Yukon. His father,
Edgar Wilson, is said to have been
the founder Of Dyea and the first
white man to cross the Cbilkoot pass.
He was q partner for some years OF
Capt. John ]. Healy. He died a num-
Der of years ago.
Willie came to this island with bis
mother, sisters and stepfather about
three years ago. He was . quiet,
steady, unobtrusive boy. The funeral
took place Thursday, the interment
being in the valley cemetery.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
RESIGNATION OF
JNO. s. McMILLIN
GIVES UP HIS UNSOUGHT posi-.
TION IN STATE SERVICE
Governor Mead Accepts His Resigna-
ton ssWith Sincere Regret, and
Highly Commends His ssConscien-
tfous and Efficient Efforts on Be-
half of the State.o
THE resignation of the Hon. John
~ s. McMillin of this nnnntu 90

THE resignation of the Hon. John
~ S. McMillin, of this county, as
a member of the state railroad COM
mission, was announced last Sunday,
when Mr.. McMillin's letter and Gov
ernor Mead's reply we're given to
the press. The correspondence shows
clearly that the position was unsought
by Mr.. McMillin and that it was only
after being strongly urged by the
governor that he accepted it, and
then with considerable reluctance.
Mr. McMillin's letter OF resignation
is as follows:
January Is, 1907.
"To the Governor: hereby tender my
resignation as member of the railroad
commission of Washington.
LAS you know I accepted this high Of
flee only at your earnest solicitation and
on the distinct understanding that would
only promise to serve in that capacity un-
til such time as the work Of the commits
sion would be thoroughly organized and
its first report submitted. Having fully
discharged the obligation under which
assumed my official duties, respectfully
request that you accept my resignation.
with assurance of my high regard for
you personally. and with deep sense Of
the great honor of the appointment and
vlyif al uicno for fhac 0f
the great work Of the commission which
believe has been so effectually inangur-
ated, I remain, very sincerely yours,
JOHN s. MCMpLLM.
"Hon. Albert E. Mead, Governor of
Washington"
In his reply the governor says:
January 10, 1907.
"Hon. John 8. McMillin,
Seattle, Wash.
my Dear Sir: With sincere regret I
hereby accept your resignation as . msm-
ber Of the railroad commission of tho
state of Washington. know that when
you accepted the appointment it was at
great personal sacrifice to yourself and
upon my promise to relieve you from
your official duties so soon as the work Of
the commission should have been inaugu-
rated and its first report submitted.
"You having faithfully complied with
all the promises under which you assum-,
cd your official duties do not feel that I
can longer insist upon your sacrificing
your personal interests to those of the
state; accordingly hereby accept your
resignation, and in 30 doing desire to
testify to the obligation which the state
will ever be under to You for your valued
services a. member Of such commission
and to my personal appreciation Of your
consc entious and efficient efforts on be-
half of the state. Very truly yours,
"ALBERT e. MEAD"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

Will Trimble is again in charge Of
the Wireless telegraph station on
Bald hill, A. Buchanan having gone to
Port Townsend where he has posi-
ton as night operator for the West
ern Union. The Fort Casey Wireless
station has been discontinued, tele-
phone communication having been es-
tablished with Port Townsend and
Forts Worden and Flagler.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
Our Members Fared Well

The members of the legislature
from this county Jared well in the
committee assignments. Senator
Blair is chairman of the COMMITTEES
on agriculture and a member of the
committees on counties and county
boundaries, fisheries, harbors and
harbor lines, horticulture and forest
ry, military, public buildings and
grounds. Representative Shultz is
chairman of the house fisheries COM
mittee and q member Of other COM
mittees as follows: Appropriations,
roads and bridges, rules and order.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

The question, Resolved, That . pro-
tective tariff is beneficial to the people
the United States" is to be debated
at the school house in district No. IL
this evening Saturday, between Jas.
Hartoon, Steven McName, and Reg
insld Boyce, Of the Valley, for the
affirmative and Cecil Carter, Alvia
Carter and Colin Sandwith, Of the
Friday Harbor High School, for the
negative.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

L. J. Irwin, who went to Olympia
to witness the opening Of the legis-
lative session, but with little expect
alton Of securing position, has one
Of the most important clerkships in
the Senate, having charge Of the
journal.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

It seems little surprising that no
body here took advantage of the re-
cent unusual "cold snap" to put up a
supply Of ice, which might have been
obtained in abundance at several
places. E. NJ. Chalmers put up fif-
teen tons on his place in the Grow
valley, Orcas island.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

County Commissioner Henry Cayou
passed through Friday Harbor, Wed
nesday, enroute to Bellingham on
cannery business.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26
BIGAMIST BOONE
BEHIND THE BARS
FORMER RESIDENT OF DOE BAY
IN TOLLS LAW

ID. Nj. Richards, Alias ssW. C.. Boone,
In Jail at salem, Oregon, in De-
fauIt of Bail for $4OO to Appear
For Trial in the Circuit Court on
the Charge of Bigamy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

State Dairy Commissioner Davies
advocates the enactment in this
state Of q law that will require the
number of ounces in package OF
butter to be plainly stamped upon
the cover Of the package, as is done
in many other states.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-26

August Void went to Bellingham,
Wednesday, on . business trip.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-18
WOMAN AND HER WORRIES.
Falr Sex Criticized by a Writer In
 English Magazine.

It may fairly be said that women have only themselves tQ blame for a very considerable proportion of do- nestle worry, with it's consequences of irritability and bad temper, leading to worse things, says writer in Gas sells Magazine. Even after fully rec ognizing that the ordinary housewife is specially subject, at any rate, at times. to unavoidable worry. we must surely grant that the common prac- tice of living up to the very limit of ones means, If not beyond 1t, is re- ,sponsible for great deal of womans s worry that might be avoided. One says, especially, woman's worry, be- cause 1t would appear that the wife, rather than the husband, is more often responsible for the neglect of that margin of income which, as Mr. Micawber knew, spells happiness. Hence 1t is worth while yet again to point out the commonplace facts that the happiness attained by keep ing three servants when you can af- ford two Is most lamentably out weighed, not merely by the worry in- volved in the incessant effort to make both ends meet, but also by the con sequences of that worry on sleep. health, digestion and temper-these, again, injuring every member of the family and possibly leading to its ut ter destruction.