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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30

Boston, Dec. 3O.-A scene seldom
duplicated outside of big political
convention greeted Taft at Pilgrim
hall this afternoon when he address
ed the congregational Ministers as
sociation.
Several hundred waited outside to-
cheer him.
The only time his remarks ap-
preached a political nature was when
he expressed the hope that the Phil
ippines may be. able to get sugar and
tobacco into the United States free
from duty, that the present tariff
law be altered admitting these pro-
ducts to certain limits. He repeated
his censure Of Fisk Warren for urg-
ing self governmnt for the Philip
pines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
TURNER WILL Be
DEPUTY AGAIN
MERITED APPOINTMENT -.
COMES TO PENDLETON MAN.
Recognition OF Services as Deputy
Game Warden Under Retiring War
den Comes to Faithful Official In
Umatilla COunty-Gets More Ter.
ritOry-ReappOintment Gratifying
to Many Friends OF Mr.. Turner.

@. F. Turner of this city, who has
been deputy game and fish warden
of Umatilla county for the past three
years. under retiring Fish and Game
Warden ]. w. Baker, has just been
reappointed by the new state warden,
r. o. Stevenson, for the counties of
Umatila, Morrow and Union, as a
recognition of his excellent services
in the capacity of deputy for this
county.
Mr.. Turner has been o2e of the
most active deputies in eastern Ore
gon and has closely and honestly en-
forced all the fish and game laws in
this section and his appointment for
greatly enlarged territory is espec-
tally gratifying to his friends in this
city and county.
AS the hunters licenses all expire
on January /, Mr.. Turner wishes TO
call attention to the fact and to urge
hunters TO take out new licenses
which may be secured from the coun-
ty clerk at 81 each, as formerly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
NO "CHINKs" ON WARsHIPs.

Washington, Dec. S0.-The Sea-
mems Union met temporary defeat to-
day in the fight against the employ
ment OF Chinese seamen on Pacific
coast ships. Representatives who
called upon Bonaparte today TO Sc
cure an opinion that the employment
of Chinese was violating the exclu-
sion act, were informed by Bonaparte
that he could only furnish opinions to
the president or heads of department
II Is understood the union will pre-
pare a petition asking the president
10 call for an opinion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30

Because he had his aged father
committed to the insane asylum, H.
f. Johnson has brought down upon
himself torrent of Indignation and
in scores OF places about the city to-
day he has been most bitterly de-
nounced as a cold blooded migrate.
Especially by the G. "A. r. men has
the son been scored, for the old doc
tor is a member of that order and
they resent that 'one who fought with
the. armies OF the blue, In 81 should
now be forced to end his life In the
madhouse.
Early this morning the local .mem-
bers ,of the Grand Army began to get
busy and about 10 O'Clock a dozen
whiten haired veterans gathered in'the
office Of the county Judge to learn
the situation and to enter vigor-
Gus protest against sending the old
gentleman to Salem.
At their request Judge Gilliland
narrated how DR.. Johnson had been
committed. The action was taken at
first mHde affidavit chat his father
was insane and dangerous. The old
doctor was then examined by Dr..
Cole, couaty physician, and being
found mrntally deranged, and was
regularly committed.
According to the county judge the
county authorities had no option inn-
5der the circumstances, though he
personally looked upon the proceed
ing as improper and declared to the
&C. A. r. delegation that ne would be
rgiad to assist In rescuing their oom-
rade from 4he asylum.
The examination OF DIR. johnson
was made Thursday evening and the
next day an attendant from the asy-
lum was summoned. He was taken
'beIew Saturday afternoon
For Mr.. Johnson to send his faith
,er tosthe state asylum when ne is per-
,sonatfy wealthy and his paread has at
least $4,000 in property, Is declared
ito be not only cold blooded but ac-
nuaily cruel. That the old gentleman
~ feeble and harmless is generally
believer and II Is Nheld that a private
nurse should have been secured for
him instead OF continent to the
asylum.
That he will not live long is fear
ed py those who know his condition
and 1t Is Hneld that his son should SO
cur< q nurse for him and have him
cared for privately in this city, among
his relatives and friends, rather thar
have him pass to the beyond from
the cdid walls OF. mantac's cell.
When they first learned of the al.
fair the Grand Army men idd NO
know Dr. Johnson had already beer
taken away and they went to Judge
Gillland to have the proceeding
stopped. When they learned he hat
already been taken they decided tC
take steps to force H. r. johnson tc
care for Nis father privately or 4
they failed In tins to take the matter
up themselves
Burlng the civil war DR.. johnson
acted as surgeon in the federal ar
my and he now draws a pension o.
$50 per month. This with his prop
erty should make the asylum time
cessary even II his son were not rici
also. But according to those VIII,
should be informed, the son hat
grown rich partly through the us,
OF his fathers money and they de
nounce him as inhuman for no
showing more filial gratitude at thi
time.
So far no legal proceeding has beer
started to secure DR.. Johnson's re
lease, but the G. A. r. men say plain
ly that unless the son comes him
self and cares for his parent prop
erly they will force him to do so.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Susuected Holdulps Arrensed.

Saturday evening Constable Hog
gait OF Echo arrested two men sus-
pected of being those who Sobbed
E. Ripper's gtore. However. the
men who caused the arrest have since
that time been less positive In their
Identification Of the suspects and
there is SO far no case against them.
Their names have not been made
known to the officers here, though
the district attorneys office has
been notified of the arrest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
JUDGE is SUSPENDED.
Subjected Washington Supreme Court
10 Criticism.

Olympia, Dec. SO,-Former Judge
j. w. Robinson has been suspended
from the practice of law in the courts
of the state of Washington for six
months by the Supreme court. The
Is the result Of charges
made In brief prepared by Robin
son in the Sullivan will case recently,
in which the attorney cited alleged
instances in which the supreme court
has been subjected to criticism,
which practically brought the in
tegrity of the court into question.
The decision was written by JUS
tice Crow of Spokane and was con-
Cured In by all the justices on the
bench. The offensive language was
ordered stricken from the brief and
the costs OF the attorney generals
brief assessed against Robinson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Attachments Suits Flied.

Two more attachment suits were
filed in the circuit court today. Gray
Bros, grocers, have sued Frank
Roach for the collection of $455,36
claimed to be due upon an account
The other suit was by the Farmers
bank of Weston against M. Eggleton
and Ed Simpson. It is for the coliec-
ton Of 1902. Both of the above cases
were filed this forenoon by Messrs'
McCourt & Phelps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Scholarships Go Begging.

Funds which would help two North
Yakima boys attend two of the lead
ing universities of the United States
are lying idle in Seattle because there
have appeared no fit applicants for
the assistance, says the Yakima Re
public. Two scholarships of $500
each provided by the Yale and Har-
ward clubs of Seattle compose the
fund and from no part of the state
has there come forward an applicant.
The conditions are few. scholarship
being mainly the point. 1t is the idea
of the Yale and Harvard men that
$500 will pay half the expenses Of a
student at either institution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
v,scous,n,s CHER Justice Dead.

Madison. Wis. Dec. 30.-Chief JUS
tice John b. Cassidy OF the Wiscon-
sin supreme court, died this morning
at his home. He underwent an OPP
Grafton three weeks ago and suffer-
ed relapse Saturday. He was auth
or of several legal books Of note.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
LEASED M'BEE RANCH.

W. II. Hopper OF Heppner, Secures
One Of the Best Birch Creek
Ranches for Term of Years.
W. H. Hopper OF Heppner, has just
leased the 1900 acre ranch of Charles
McBee on Birch creek, six miles
southwest of the city and is now in
charge. Mr.. McBee will remain on
the ranch until he disposes Of the
cattle which he is now feeding, when
he will move his family to this city
to reside permanently. He has Just
sold 10 head Of team horses and 1is
farming implements and will perhaps
permanently retire from the farm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Court at Heppner.

This morning the special session
of circuit court called for Morrow
county by Judge Bean commenced
at Heppner Judge Bean and Dis
trict Attorney Phelps are both there
and such cases will be tried as were
designated in the call for the spe.
cial term.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
SHARP CENSURE
FOR /. F. JOHNSON.
Kit Carson Post Bitterly Pro-
tests Against Commitment
of DR.. JOhnSOn,tO Asylum
II r. JOHNSON AMPLY ABLE
TO CARE FOR FATHER

Action OF Son In Sending Aged Faith
CT to Insane Asylum Is Sharply
Oensured by Those Who Have Ex-
pressed Themselves-Dr. johnson
Has Property Valued mt $4,000 and
Draws a Pension OF $50 Per Month
County Court VIII Assist in Re-
leasing Aged Man from Asylum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
No War With Japan.

washington, Dec. S0.-In a speciAI'
dispatch to the Chicago Record-Her-
aid, Walter Wellman, the famous cor
respondent, states that Secretary Taft
brought back this. message to the
president from the mikado:
1--WE want peace with the United
States and nothing but peace, now
and always" At the japanese cap
ital. states Wellman, Taft declared
that no war between the two coun-
tries is looked for in this generation,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
NEW ATTORNEYS FOR THAw.
Martin w. LittIeton as Chief Counsel
viii Make Defense on Temporary
Insanity
Insanity.

iTStthity.
New York, Dec. S0.-With the Sec
ond Thaw trial one week off, 1t is
certain now that the defense will
differ on many radical points from
the first.
Martin w. Littleton, Thaw's chief
counsel, who is we'll versed in metro
politan usages. says he intends to re-
ly solely on the straight defense of
temporary insanity, and he is ex-
pected to uncover new line of tes-
timony Littleton Will be assisted BY
A. Russell Peabody and Daniel
O'Re'lly. Thaw is anxious and con-
fident.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
BIG Inmense for O. A. @.

The Oregon Agricultural college
registered 973 students during the
first term of the present school
year, against 692 during the same
period last year. This remarkable
attendance shows that the people of
the state fully appreciate the import
ance of agricultural and industrial
education,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Onerntor Burner with Station.

Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. SO.-Ed-
ward Hutchinson, a Baltimore and
Ohio operation at Welcome, w. Va, is
believed to have been murdered early
otiay and his body burned in the sta
tfon. No trace OF the money or tick
cts can be found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Police Chief Sick.

Chief of Police Tom Gurdane is
still Ill at his home on the south hill.
He has now been off duty for week
and during a portion of the time has
been delirious with a fever. How
ever this morning he is reported to
be improving
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
LAW O|STURBS
BL|SSFUL LIFE
Missing Pastor and Girl He
EIoped With Found by q
Newspaper Reporter
GIFTED YALE SCHOLAR
EARNS LIVING AS DECORATOR.

Pastor of ST. Georges Church, Hamp-
stead, l.. l., and Pretty Heiress
Discovered Living Simple Life
Girls Parents Dead-Warrant for
Young Mans Arrest Sworn Out by
Girls Aunt, Charging Abduction
Parties Were Supposed to BE in
Europe. -.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Terrific Quake Recorded.

Washington. Dec. S0.-A dis
: unct earthquake of great inten-
+ sity was recorded by the sizes
: mograph Of the weather bu-
: reau. beginning at 1890 this
: morning and lasting over an
+ hour. The first tremors con-
! tinued for four minutes and
: 90 seconds. The strongest mo-
+ ton occurred at 12:45, when
! the actual movement Of the
! ground at Washington was
, about five millimeters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
Ono Hundred FeIons Arrested

: Chicago, Dec. 30.--In a gen.
; eral round up of 100 desperate
, characters in the past "a hours,
, the police secured 95 known
, safe blowers, burglars and other
Z felons. Half the number has
. been identified. The recent
Z mingling of many ex-convlcts
4 with the masses OF unemployed
+ have increased crimes and an
+ order to clean up the city has
= been Issued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
DEATH TO CHEAT
STATE OF IDAHO
Pettiboof'S Doctors Say He
Will Never Live to See the
End OF His Trial.
HEARING POSTPONED
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS

Defendant Taken to Hospital I'm a
Critical Condition Last Night
Many Do Not Expect to See Case
Resumed As Pettibone is Seriously
Ill and No Hope Is Held Out by
Observation-Disclosures Illness Is the
Last OF a Long Chain Of Misfor-
tunes for Defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
New Estray Law Needed.

Every session of the Legislature
seems to tamper with the estray law
and each time they seem to make it
worse. The present law requires the
taker-up to turn the animal over to
the constable and that individual does
the rest. But right there is where
the difficulty is. the law does not
provide a fee for transferring the
estray from the taker up to the con-
stable and neither party will do 1t
for nothing. As n consequence most
people prefer to dog the animal off
the place and leave 1t to starve in
the hills.-Cambridge (Idaho) News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30

Under the careful supervision Of
Archie Riddle Denver has a modern
squab farm Of about 1000 pigeons
that is conducted on a paying basis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30
BOSTON GREETs
TAFT WARMLY
Hundreds Stand Outside and
Cheer the Secretary Of War
in Pilgrim Hall
POLITICAL
SUBJECTS CAUTIOUSLY

Ventured Hope That Pro-
ducts Of the Philippines May be
Admitted to the United states Free
OF Duty-No War With Japan Is
Possible In This Generation, Says
the seretary-Message from the
Mikado 10 the President.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-12-30

Rain or snow tonight and Tuesday;
warmer tonight; high southerly winds.
Sunrise, 1880; sunset, 4:37.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31
6 ifimgton, spo oatota, Srepas, site Vai 1907.
Wiilliunsauem.

2loDotnt ,Sno. ". glrttnnoer bolet
6elttale / 9Rinnelpolis Den l7oe IPn'.
Sdn minoeoe ON, at ON inn 2lNr ieir,r
9iorge lit NunbreoaarsjubilGum IL
ltinoe ON @ioapOlosm0noenes %Nrt.
ga ma0 oi buite port 9amle 6Uor.=
ldno meo en- 0npe, ld0be ban. San
frembolot, at Der / glmerita er minblt
ell Wiillion Norom0no, iom bier ton
aIle Ell Collar til Ell Miaicn0ups. Scn
piloe foreilan, at oisie Penee iurbeltes
innleoes, at en- Gpart Niillion Itulhe
benDttes til at beplante Tjeloene, eli
&pnrt Wiillion til llotnpning al Mr=
rerne % Ell balp Wiillion til Snotisb
al 6osieialo o9 llopitlin9 al ben not=
ite Snbuiiri. Stiie 6orila0 Iinoer ais
minoelig Stette blanot De uopanorees
Susmanos9utter % Den nprIt=amerif
tanite Yresie, oQ 2ebct al iDp langt
9lar bsr enbper at ps tlnne ItNlle De-
leren tilpeie % meo GlGoe oS 5at=
nemmeli9beo operrGtte ben til glOr9e.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31

Ter er ian mango, iom pil bupt Gm=
beoer MI fOr 3ioen, at Der pIl lln9t
n0r life er moi til ole. Ierlor bar
no9le MInneiOta= YOlitiiere / 9Sa'5iA9=
ton be0Dnot Ell 9lgitotiOn ior at lao
belt NiinneiOta / 10 Stuter. 0ette
Diloc ou blGlpe mango mo Gmbeoer
Wti6igansY Yoiitlterne bApoe en- llguen0e
plan iglUre meo oeres Stat; MEN bet
&rau er itilnct al. SiolinGpnte Stat
er 10 al Naturen iaa at Ii9e belt / to;
men Wtinneiptn er itte bet 3illTloet
meo. Zen oriltige Plan er at ornQe
Gjnen oper Sermm, Gong ! erie,
gittle 6aas Og l)indlep, Zen 5tut.
iom niloe itabes paa gioroloen al 81
MEN, biloe iaa giapn al Superior %
Gulutb oiloe blipe SOpeoltnoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31

Sr. s.. @reenuiIIe, 2os 6O,.
Ienoer i'm Sontin9ent, leola9et ai iels
0enoe gem0rtnin9er: '9ct er et
Wab, iom man goot ian boloe, rG bet,
at oct lite ierer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter eaer iuinite 2,naoacer ler Spetid.
filter, 9jsr, at man uoen Determining
tan lace oct li99e OpiIaaet pGa GOrOei
i Ga9li9itusn. Seq er not lie HogeH
9ibolosmano, men al Griutip sr jsQ
imOo Solg al berueaoe lriie % ana
ben 0umbug, og Oa jeg oil 9iUe mine
Born en- 600 Spora9elie. iua er jeq
Iorli0tig meo, bpilte 2luiier o9 Sgger
tommer til nit 0Jem.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31

minoelig Hpaooperieer; ban tan lore
beore GontrDl meo 2lrbeloet, bnpe Heo'
ltaber / Srocn o9 altinN mere 'omlet
Og iau 6drt p9 Sarmonl / 9lrbeloet.
Sitter bpuo Der CT mig fortnlt er Der
alercbe Somnlbips lnoen bort GountD,
lom prNttiierer oenne Vl0n.
Snoen ni tpmmer iua lan9t iom til
benne Plans Nirtsliggjerelir. tIllaoer
je9 mig at anmooe De reipettipe &oao=
operieers at 9jere lit beOlte meo at Iaa
Geiene / Croen lnmt llOnDtte Statten
eiter beoitc Stlen.
Sart Snip, 27oe Wial 1907.
y. y. 0anien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31
Sm Teiitat ug Teiarbcisc.
Nr. Heonttgt!

Or. Weoullpl!
gtu er BET ben 5in al 9lnret. "a en-
bper arbeibsopetio Wano muu tONe i'm
0ntte n0 Srohe Of. ior at 90u IN p9
i0One lot pHn SnnOepeene. ,Iu, bet
tr0n0es bpili9. Veiene paa oislc &dn=
ter Ell paa lun9t nGr lite iOm De burOe
U0re. 9lei bit, oil Oh lnotonne.
Weu 9unoet Der sr 10 forbolp5ui3 INIT
enonu. Sa, men je9 peo, Of Def er lite
npere, emo at Telene tunoe bore Ell
beore 6Driatnin9, END De MI er. SOL
tet Oct belle tngct tar life ben ,intcrs
este at oparbeloe yeiene, lonl De
buroe. ginar, Teiformdnoen tommer
ior at i0Q Ell no at arbeioe pOa Helen,
beres Der nNIten aitlb Otringer OmL at
Statternc CT ior bpie, pQ at Tor me9et
al bans 5io pil blipe bam irNtn0et.
Sc blroe bu'te, Nt bet er til oere3 c9en
foroel, o9 at oet er Ior Dem lelp De ar
beioer. lten Steoet ior at uonptte
oenne Sio, Iom De mente bar la0 tr'i'
bar ior oen, 9a0r De ben og boomer zig,
letter liQ pnN Ncltanten tGnocr I'm
pibe, matter Yolitit oQ ilnNr Sirencr.
Get iorClpmmer mig at 6ormUnoCne
life ct ltrenQe mt, eller at be lite mag
ter at ion 2lrbeioet til at 9aa. Sc bar
iorrelten iua meget at renbe eltcr, at
be life altio tan p0re Gos line Soft De
mna reiie pmtring og tillj9e 8oll at
ojere YeinrbeiOc og andre 2Grinoer,
Ipm tr0per oeres Spm0rtiombeO, %
meoet al Sioen man be 6npe 6olt pan
to eaer ire Stsoer ian oct er lite altio,
ban fan ie eIter oem,
Iette er / Sanobeo en- tr0Q Wnnoe
at iaa Ganoepeitne iltonObtdQie pao.
SEQ lcr bare Der Nart 1ownih'p: &i
bar, iren bets Organization 1913
altio bopt en- lloitriDl:inG Al SOC pr.
$4,000 of Qi0'''nnQ Tor WeiitGt. %
meo llnotnQelie al be tre NoEte Max. tC
Iaoes "Voll 3nr" Wen bpu0 cr ben
uorettct ale oisie IA 9lur1 l1OOl
uiier bet iiQ pan 9eienci al ullt oe 3u.
lino Ipilors bar pUret unUrnbtel
| Get er life Itprt beore beprnot msr
bore 9(abu- 3omni6ips. Gn Gel Al
Dem er enonu buorIigere iijlltt ioet De-
res Gmbeosm0no bar ili9net ell &ela
Stat al 25c pr. 10000 (eGer / Sen
pr. 9oGop al ben ili9neoe Grunoita
og en- Tags "Qpa 3ar', oa iad er De-
res Iolt l0einn ilitti9c til al 'iooe poe
Ieitanten iom pore naar SornanoG
er pua ben anocu Sioe al &niten.
9iu, lao ns rua en- rornultl9er
Muooc at uonptte Dor &ciiial pla.
Sea pil iorcil0n, at ale 5omnibip,
li.ianer iaa hoi 9'eitat ION muli9, 0.
at ben Itol iuOtrGnes Pengs AZ i6our
tptusicreren % ira bnm iQi.n ouerTe
res til 5pmnib'ptns'erernc. Scpnbe
IturelIen Tan IA meo oisie @en8e 'at
9(rbeiott pda NeicAe uoist Uco Ron
trait. Gn Hcrtrntter mso line NtRn
fan iua mere }lrheice uolprt emo en- al
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31
&lupD s,iur
0Oc WSaltua

% butt, at SloOos Halins bar ben
e9enltab at 9ipe ct toielist, biemlist
lloleenoe al bit ojem. bpor ou isoer
Solle, oa en- aoo Seituttelie oi famine.
Senne Mailing 9ipr bette for ct tminbre
aarllgt lloI@9 enb no9en anoen 9tas
ling iamt parer lGnSeye oo Ter beore
no. Eet er Semmeli9beoen ueo oens
Fppularltet 90 laa er ben lrembraat
unoer ben nDe 2op, iom ipreitriper
T9te, rene Subltanier. Get ct berfor.
oct er 900 Maling.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31

Senator gorab, Den ipeciet no.
n0pnte 2lntla9euoOOiut ior Staten
SoobO Sngen moo NdDmopo, 8opsr
% pettibOne. itaar ieIO on'la9c. Ioi
Qanoioinod moo &e9jeyin9en. 5tH-
tens Soueooione, SrbdrO, er Ell gum-
mel 6orbrpNer, bpis Nionesbp-O .iuJp-
mWno ertl0rer, De lite tur lUte 9 ii
lpm ct 't'ttei9t Wienne'te.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31

2eriom e liber al GortoppelIe, er Ocrif
euer bar Ell 9uiteu, uilno l.uoiorpe. iorisg
yor cts bare en- eneite & ono ror at eriere.
tuao be nil ubrette Tor o III. gar cts er mGa
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,

OF llSutdntt.
Company's Certificate Of a nth0rity.
Whereas. The Home lns. rance Corh-
pany, a corporation organized under the
laws of New York, has flec' IN this Of
flee a sworn statement oXhbi ing its con-
dition and business for tlin year ending
December 81, 1906. conform 1ble To the
requirements of the laws q this state
regulating the business OF insurance; and
Whereas, the said ComlaTf has filed
In this office duly certified copy Of iis
charter with certificate Of Organization IN
compliance with the requirement OF the
insurance laws aforesaid
Now, therefore, l. Len Y. hoty, Com
missioner, of Insurance of the state Of
South Dakota, pursuant t. the provisions
Of said laws, do hereby .r-tiiv that the
above named Company is fully empow-
cred through its euth", Ze 4 agents 70
transact its approprisrr business OF
Fire Insurance in this nate arcOr ling to
the laws thereof, untii thr IttV-fifst day
OF December. a. d. l.nt.
In testimony where, 2 sN, h.-. IGts
set my hand and ON :.a5 &c rre.
this 18th day Of Jann ;.. s.. u g.
(Seal) Y r. uDIl,
Commssiur .~fDrc.
BY III. L. Walseth e. &C
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-31
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