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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-18
TERM
HAS BEGUN

iarenz Poisusk. convicted ~ muir.
der IN the aoeond de6fce for to-
killiaE ~ Alexander sNfonpa 81
HaysBndAlr last January. and given
life sentence b. Judge Morris.
VAS taken 10 walia Maila yeater.
aaY puirnsk also fatally wounded
the bfnsheF ~ Alexander akfuapa
other prisoners taken 10 the stats
psnltanfiarY yesterday are Jos
Powers. two years for fobharY "
A Richardson. three years for rob
h~ff. aud tao prisoners from out
aide ruauflen
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BOSTON. April IS William >.
Bryan starts tonight ON a tour OF
Massachusetts cities These meet
inea In the principal cities OF the
commonwealth were selected by the
Officers Of the New England Dem
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Cf.AHEMoHE. / r. Apfii is-
Mrs kafs Paris waa shot and klii.
81 hsfs lasl uiEhi ~ tsF son 90 lssz :
George Golden. over q hsard osll.
chief - fseiies LauCh weni 70 a..
fwst GoiAea and ffunhle started "a
Nhich Golden eae killed - the 90
lsrU officer and fhe latter waa slight
~ injured
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It's Phoenix like rise from the ashes.
A holiday II virtually heinz eeles
bratcd and special memorial seffs
iceu are being held NJ various
places. Tonight several hauanets
will be given. the principal one BY
the Merchants association.
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WASHINGTON. d G, April ~ =
~ y Wager. uf Meade. Wash has
been appointed assistant observer
IN connection With the weather hu.
feaa
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Sale of Aprons

Standardization kinds In one dav
and out the next. New and large supplies
allow our telling Of these.
Atf9c
Kitchen Aprons. made Of good quality
Of gingham IS inches long. - inches
wide strings no pocket.
At 29c
Kitchen Apron. made Of bingham. %
inches long, with 6-ineh ruifle aud pocket.
At CSC
White Lawn Apron. IS inches wide, 4.
inch hem, bretelle Of embroidery inser-
ton.
All soc
Mother Hubbard Aprons. made Of
Amoskcag bingham, covers all and meets
in the back a rufiie on bottom; our "a
yorite kitchen apron.
At 35c
Kitchen Aprons, made Of plain or
checked bingham Mother Hubbard
styles. ~ inches long. with ties in back.
At SOC
White Lawn Apron. 90 inches wide.
z-inch hem. large strings, brctelle trim
med with insertion and embroidery.
At 35c
Black Satcen Apron. % inches wide.
cut long, with pocket and 2-inch hem.
At SOC
Black Satecn Apron % inches wide,
with pocket and a pinch hem.
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A CONTINUOUS
MOVEMENT
a CAR or BEAUTIFUL CHICK
ERtNc PIANOS uhLoAOEu
TO-DAY FOURTEEN PIANOS
SOLO ON OUR FLOORS AND
nELtvGaEn.

o. 8 JehrssSa Cos orasirs Va.
esiisiss Tsssd 10 TIE Unrest WITH
the Continuous Msvemsu, 81 ths
unlasdina 81 Cars and Delivery
% INSTRUMENTS 20 Mere Thar
Satisfied Customers.
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OF al kinds At A /. Haifs. iiul
First axenae
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SENT WHISKY TO HIS
WIFE BY FUNNEL

TAIL. and wiil BE prosecuted for fur
niehing liquor 10 prisoners.
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ocfaile Progressive league. and VII
extend until April 20
Martin L. sykes Dead.
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MOUNT VERNON. " Y Apfil
1s Martin H. Sykes, a well known
failroad man. died Yesterday m
early Isfe he WIS connected WITH
arvarai western railroads.
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What On. Man Did at the
Grape Juice Sale Today

lie bought five dozen
Of tho quart sire for Stt.9s
and sold them before the
II O'Clock whistle blew
for soc each. netting a
clear profit Of SfS7s for
a half days work That
young man will be heard
from some day.
We purchased an en-
tire carload OF Concord
Grape Juice, routed 10 Sc
attic instead Of Salida.
Colorado. Rather than
hauI it back. the company
turned Il over to us az a
con siderable loss. We
pass il along 90 you on the
same basis. Prospective
campers were buying il BY
the case today. It's
a delicious summer bev-
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Hardwood Hose Reel 75c

Made Of oil finished hardwood and will hold % ID ,x
icei Of hose Has nozzle holder aud device of kss,sr
wheel from unwindng after hose is reeled Special NJ
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tfaEt and Inc Tor inVaIids
Made from the famous Concord Grapes
Of ''old Chautauqua County. York State
which arc the richest in nuirimcnt And
look AZ the puny prizes
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
May Have eieped With Hsl,sreea.

Fort Collins, Coio.-Th- disappear.
nncc Of James P.diso. n wood hauicr
nj Bellevue. eoincidcat with that al Liz
nj. Dixon. daughter Of the late John
u. Provost. u I.aTimct county pioneer.
has given rise TO Iumor Of an -iopr-
m.nt.
P,tIiso left his home several iayn
ago. A letter waE received by his
wife. dated at I.oyciand. in which he
stated that he would no, return. but
iha, he had left the deed To their HON"
In the house and dcposi, of $50" In a
Fort Collins bank for her account. He
gave no reason for icavins and MTs.
fcdiEo can advance none.
Lizzie Provost. rs she vas com
monty known. left Bellevue a-ycTay day =
before Pcdiso. There has never been
more than a casual acquaintance bc'
tween them and fricadH do not b-li-v.
that the two icf, by agreement. or that
they arc now together.
Lizzie Pruyost's father ~Rs trap
per who came TO the poudTc valley
with the frNt white settlers. Follow.
Ing a common practice among trap.
pcrH. he married n h1uaw. In order To
gct on better terms with tho Indians,
In later years he east on his Indian
wife and she and her daughter. Lizzie.
Joined their tribe nt tho Pine Ridge
agency. Som. years ago Lizzie Tc'
turned TO tn. haunis Of her youth and
Married william Dixon of Fort Col.
lina. from whom shc has since been
divorced.
Mrs. PcdiEo II under the constant
care nf n physician. as result of the
shock incidcn, to the disappearance of
her bishani.
William Dixon. the former husband
Of the missing woman. sayB he has no
knowledge of her whereabouts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
sArrLEsHIps ON A CRUISE.
The eIs Boats Are Moving Slowly To-
ward Home Ports.

washington.-The armored cruisers
wes. Virginia, Colorado. Pennsylvania
and Maryland of Admiral Dayton's Pa
cihc feet are expected TO start from
Cavite for the United States within
ten days and will come by way OF
Honolulu. They will stop en- route at
japanese ports. such action being op-
tional with the officers In command.
The movement IL made In accord
ance with orders issued u month ago
and made public by the Bureau Of Nav
igation at the time. and Is simply TO
put into effect the plan Of the depart
ment TO form the Pacific fleet GU lines
similar to that Of the Atlantic fleet:
that IL, made up OF various divisions.
The four ships named are to form one
Of the cruiser divisions OF the Pacific
fleet.
The four ships are now In the vicin'
ity of Chefoo. China. where they have
been engaged In target practice. Prac'
tice on the Pennsylvania has been de-
layed by a case OF smallpox. The whols
division will sail for Cayitc July 2ith.
where stores are to be taken aboard.
II Is said that the Pennsylvania may
tnrry on the way from Chefoo TO Ca
Nite to take ON coal.
The four ships form tho mainstay OF
Admiral Dayton's Pacific fiea now
In Asiaiic waters. Their withdrawal
| will leave but few American naval YES
| sells OF consequence In that section OF
the world. II means practical transfer
Of the headquarters Of the Pacific fleet
TO American waters. II Admiral Day
| ton returns to San Francisco on his
| flagship. the West Virginia.
The department In anxious that
these ships have a lon. cruise and that
they engage In some Of the mnneu-
! vers with the ships now on the Pa
cihc coast. The present exception IN
that they will be ordered to Mnsda.
lena bay to participate In the autumn
target practice of the vessels attached
| to Admiral S~incburnc's second squad.
ron Of the Pacific fleet.
4 Another division Of Admiral Swim
buTn"'E squadron Of the Pacific fleet
will be formed as soon M practicable.
This will include III" armorcd cruisers
South Dakota. California. Tennessee
and Washington. The hrSt two ar.
now under construction on the Pacific
| coast. and the two later are In Euro
p"nn waters. but are under orders for
the coast.
ships from Akiatic waters will leave
the Chattanooga. Cincinnati. Ci-y-'
land. Galveston. Raleigh and Denver.
with numerous smaller vessels. includ.
Ing Eunboais. monitors and coliicrr.
In chaTF" OF American interests In ,ha,
part q! the world.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Twin Lakes Controversy to Go Up.

Dcnyer.-Thc controversy over the
fishing privileges on Twin Lakes will
probably 20 up to the Supreme Court
for settlement. A lengthy hgaring was
had before State Game and Fish Com.
missioner farr but no matter how he
may decide. the dispute will probably
be taken to the high tribunal.
The Twin lakes have been n resort
for tho people of I.eadviilc and towns
Of that section for many years. Tho
Twin Lakes Rescrvsir Company. rep.
resented by W. l.. Hartman. endcay-
ored TO make the lakes private pre-
serve. claiming that It owned the
greater part OF the land abou, the wa.
ters. The company recently obtained a
ten.ycar fishing license on the lakes
from Secretary of State O'Connor.
Among those who appeared yesterday
TO protest was the Spor,sman's Club
of Lcadyillc. n number Of leading citi-
zcns of that place and Senator Teller
of Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
The Political Pot.

Lincoln. Ncb.-fn a statement made
In Bryan's Commopcr. under the head
Ing Government Ownership Not An
Issue Mr.. Bryan says:
Government ownership IL not an I'M
mediate issue. A large majority of the
people still hope for effective resula.
iion. While they 80 hope they viii not
consider ownership. While many Dem.
ocra,s believe In. and Mr.. Bryan is
one OF them. that public ownership OF
railroads is the ultimate solution OF
the problem. stili those who believe
that the public will finally. In self.dc-
fcnsc, be driven TO ownership. realize
that the regulation must be tried un'
nier the most favorable circumstances
before the masses will be ready TO try
a more radical remedy.
Regulation cannot be sunicicntly
tried within the next year. There Is
no desire anywhere to make govern.
meut ownership an issue In 1908. Mr..
Bryan fully agrees with those who be.
lieve that IL be unwise to turn atten.
tion from regulation on which the pco-
ple are ready to act. TO government
ownership. upon which the people are
not ready to act. To inject the govern.
ment ownership question into the next
campaign would simply give rcprcscn.
tatiyes Of the railroads chance TO
dodge the issue and deceive the pub
lie"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
No Where 10 lay His Head.

The Bap,is,s Of Denver have been
Interested In the case Of Rcy. ChaTicH
ST. Clair Mathews. who iA serving a
fcntcncc In the county jail for va
ETancy. and an effort In being made
to raise sufficient money to send him
back To his family In Hays City. Kan
has. as soon MS he Is able TO travel.
Rev. Mr.. Mathews IL said TO have
served in the Baptist ministry for
many years. but contracted the NOR.
hhinc habit sixteen years ago while he
was suffering from typhoid fever. He
was eventually cured Of the use of this
drug. and In its stead he fcsortcd to
the use Of whisky rs siinnlani. He
came to Denver hoping to take up his
life work. but was found by the police
under such conditions that he was
committed as n vaHrant.
Secretary W. L. Collcit Of the Colo.
RADIO Prison Association. who invcsii.
gated the case. IL assisting Mathews TO
regain his freedom and secure funds
with which to leave the city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Speed ManIaes Are Killed.

New Worthwhile rushing along n:
express train speed two nu, ,omobllcH.
iiii.G with mcrrymnk.rE returning
from Concy Island. crashed hcnh'on
upon III. dimiy lighted Ocean Park
way. and ~ cons"Gu.nr" on- man ID
dead and two others are fatally IN
jur,L The dead man. Thomas y. Doa'
oyan q. New York. was impal-d upon
the hpIkcA OF his own machine. The
Injured nrc Chapman Ropes OF Morris
iowa. New JctScy. aud an unsicn,iaci
mEn.
Donaynn's machine carried no lights.
Running along nj sixty miles an hon-.
Donovan determined To 'skc the other
a.dc IL the road. lie did no; hrc Chap
man Ropes. driving a powerful ma
eninC. approaching In mn opposite d.
icciinn and running about forty miles
mn hour. Tho two machines were upon
enc another before the drivers realized
= hat had happened. The crash ~
iuccd the machines Ia scrap iron. Dow
o.sn was thrown from his machine
rnd the spokCs OF n broken wheel
TicIccd his breast. Ropes and his con-
l.anion were found beneath the wr"ch'
age. Dnnoyan died In the hospital AMI
physicians say the t~o wounded m"i
probably viii die.
a third automobile which came ny.
Ing along tie avenue Immediately after
she accident nearly colIi,!cd with tho
vTcckagc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Falls Heir to q Million.

Pueblo. - Sir Dwight Lawrence
Bathurst. baronet Of Lcchladc, who un.
III few months ago was a clerk IN
the Pueblo postoifice. will leave for
England. where he expects to settle
the estate to which he Is heir. After
tcn.year fight the English authorities
have recognized the Pueblo man as
the rirhtful claimant to the title.
Ba,hurst's attorney recently :e-
tcivcd an offer TO compromise for ST.
Coo. 900, and probably will accept. as t
will be years before he can gain pos
sersicn of the estate through the
courts.
Shortly before his death the father
OF Bathurst; told his son that some
kind Of Bathurst estate awaited a
claimant in England. but could give no
detailed Information. Bathurst was
then In Nevada. He commenced the
investigation by correspondence. and
after writing 1900 letters was still far
from the object of his search. lie then
travelled extensively. and finally sue
ceeded in obtaining a clew TO his an.
Ccstry.
One Of his relatives, who was a relig.
ious fanatic. tore up the paper which
would have proved the claim. saying
that IL the Bathursts got the money
they would go to hell. Bathurst says
that he will return to this country 10
1--we. as 1t is good enough for him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
KILL EIGHTEEN POLICE.
Trouble Over AbdicAtion Of Korean
Emperor Results In Slaughter.

Seoul, Korea.-A company OF Korean
troops escaped from the barracks
without their officers and attacked the
police station on the main street at
the Great Bell. After firing several
Solleys they scattered. continuing a
desultory firing and attacking individ-
ual japanese. They were Joined by
the populacc. who used stones and
clubs. Ten wounded already have
reached the hospital In the Japanese
quarter. where the japanese are flock
Ing for refuge.
Seven Japanese and four Koreans
dead. and three japanese and two
Koreans wounded were seen. General
Hasesawa In sending dismounted cav
airy TO reinforce the police. who are
now searching for the mutineers. The
military has been ordered out.
While at the residence OF the gen
eral an outbreak OF the people was dis
credited. Generad Hasesawa's appre'
hension has been fulfilled.
The police lost eighteen men killed
and nine wounded.
The leaderes OF the conspiracy have
been arrested. A large quantity OF
rifles and machetes was found in the
houses Of the conspirators. The
uoops remained loyal.
The abdication edict OF the Emperor
is his first communication to the world
since the Reputation Of the convention
OF 1905. A translation OF the text OF
the edict follows:
Il have been In succession to my
ancestors on the throne forty.four
years. and have met many dis
turbanccs. have not reached my own
desire. While ministers frequently are
improper men and progress Is not con
trollcd by men. the times are contrary
to natural events. A crisis. extremely
urgent In the life Of the people. has
arisen and the progress OF the state
Is more than impcriicd.
Il fear danger like that that be-
falls a person crossing the Ice. For
tunai"ly We have n sol endowed by
nature with virtue. brilliant and well
worthy of bcin. charged with plans for
III. development Of III. government. ia
whom W. transfer our inheritance.
sanctioned by the custom Of ancicn;
times.
Therefore. be l, known that m
soon MS II IL proper 10 be don. ". Will
hand the Affairs Of state over to the
crown prince nS our representative.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
What Champ Clark Thinks.

Montrose. Coio!-Bryan and Roosc-
welt will be the opposing candidates
In the next presidential campaign, In
the judgment Of Congressman Champ
Clark Of Missouri. who Is In Montfoso
for the Chautauqua. He believes that
Bryan undoubtedly will be the nomi.
nee II he desires II and has no doubt
that the Ncbraskan will make tho
race. Clark says that Folk OF Missouri
might be more popular with the Dem.
ocrats. but II is his guess. as he calls
II. that Bryan will be the choice OF
the Democrats. lie thinks Roosevelt
will be nominated and Will make the
race on his present policy.
Congressman Clark says. with n
tingc of sarcasm, that Roosevelt is one
of the most energetic men since the
world began. He says that he seems
TO be set on n hair trigger.
Il think Bryan will be elected II
We have the best chance
since 1892. The Republicans are split
as badly as the Democrats ever were,
not only on the tariff. but on the rail.
roads and other propositions"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
wheopers whoop for Prizes.

Pi,iAhurr. - PittsburH's whooplns
cough epidemic has been pressed into
tcryiec ms hot weather social feature.
Mrs. ". II. Parker Of Grandvicw avs.
rue. Duqucsnc Heights. gave n lava
fctc. restricting her guest list TO
whoopins cough patients. Owing To
the widespread cpid, mic of the discaAr
iicfc. the list was by no means small
one.
Mrs. Parkcr's son hes had tho
whoopinE cough for three weeks. She
contracted 4, from him. On behalf III
the scn she gave the lawn fctc. Moth
srs who had contracted tho disease
from the children accompanied the
youngsters and several fathers were
present To whoop things along.
During the serving OF luncheon n
trcosotc mixture was the most popular
relish. To add TO the gayety of tho
occasion. attractive prizes were offered
tc the children who whoopcd the long.
est and louGcst and BOBBY prizes 10
those who whoopcd the least. The
fc.e proved n successful social novelty
md nearly all the guests proffcrcd re-.
iuin Invitations. As all the local physi.
clans were prescribing outdoor exer.
else 10 figEt tn epidemic. large dele.
cation of whoopcrs are anxiousl.
rwaiung the return Of the local base
hall club. when they will go out Ia
force and whoop vigorously.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Takes Firearms from Veterans.

Monte Vista. Colo.-Affairs at the
Soldiers Home are approaching a cri.
sis. Both sides are doing their utmost
TO swing public sentiment in their di.
rection before the meeting Of the home
cor 'nissioncrs on July 29th. l.. IT,.
Cheney. president of the Soldiers
Home Commission. Is doing all in his
power TO help Captain Aldrich and he
with several prominent citizens OF
Monte Vista were in conference most
of the day laying plans TO win public
favor.
Public sentiment is strong against
Aldrich, a fact he did not realize until
a meeting Of the G. a. X. post last
Tuesday night, when resolutions de
nouncing him were adopted. He or.
dered all firearms owned by the sll
diers at the home to he deposited with
the QuarisrmasteT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Doctors Are Reprimanded.

New York.-.Drs. c. u. Lawson and
Fl edcrick A. Johnston of the Kings
County hospital and Drs. Arthur a.
Brown and Lester d. Lang of the Brad.
foid street hospital have been rcpri.
manded by Robert p. Hebbari. com.
missioner Of charities OF Greater New
York. because they tried by n surgical
operation TO make two dogs grow TO.
gcthor in Siameso twin fashion.
Commissioner Hcbbard says that
while the experiment made by the
physicians was not out of mere curl.
osity, but was due TO scientific inter.
est. 1t is important that the public nos.
pital system should maintain unim.
paired a reputation for humanity of the
highest order. and the physicians
therefore were guilty Of serious indis.
Cretion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Wants to d a Cowboy. s'Jove.

The son Of a bcitcd earl is on his
way to Denver and he's going to learn
10 he q real cowboy. bjo,c.
lie Is the Hon. Francis Patrick Glenn
ents. a brother Of the NTH earl of Lei.
trim. and a piucky young chap. II his
recent experiences count for anything.
lie is only twenty-five. but the free lifc
Of the West has already called him. and
he's ON his way.
Young Clements recently reached
New York on the liner st. Louis. Ho
didn't come first.ciass. nor did he grace
the stccrage. He came in a stoke hole.
and that's about the hardest work .
man can tackle. even IL he is accus.
toned to the hardest kind of manual
labor.
Clements signed on the ships regis
ter as a stokcr. and every day In two
hour shifts, with six hours on for
sleep and rest. he shovclcd coal under
the huge boilers OF the big liner. II
was killing work. but he did II and did
IL as well as the average amEteur coal
HEAVIER could do It,
When he reached New York, he
threw on his oyefalls and donned his
evening clothes. He had a number Of
friends there and he looked them up.
lie made TO secret Of how he had
crossed the Atlantic, seemed rather
proud Of Il. In fact.
Then he announced that he was com.
ing to Denver. He got some letters to
society folks here and will arrive in a
few days. But he will not tarry In So
ciety long. lie wants TO be a cowboy,
to learn how TO rope. throw and brand,
and TO ride bucking horse.
n Clements brother, the earl of Lei.
trim should die. the young man would
succeed TO the title and also TO rent
toll from $4,000 acres in Ireland.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
teeper II Held.

J. c. 1ccpcr. government inspector
for the Bureau of Animal Industry.
who was arrested in Wyoming several
weeks ago on charge OF padding his
expense account to the amount Of SIS.
was arraigned before United States
Commissioner s. c. Hinsdale and
bound over TO the federal grand jury
in the sum Of $500. I, is claimed that
while Leepcr was stopping at the Dia.
mond ranch In Wyoming the foreman.
John r. Pierce, made no charge for his
board and horse feed. in accordance
with customary courtesy shown gov
crnment inspectors. Lccper. II Ia nj.
legged. rendered a bill TO the govern.
mcnt for expenses at the ranch. and
his arrest followed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
Falls to Her Death.

Lamar. Colo.-Miss Helen Messed.
eighteen years Of age. plunged TO her
death in the Genosha reservoir. The
girl. accompanied by young man. was
wading In the shallow feed canal OF
the reservoirs when she stepped over a
sharp declivity and fell headlong into
the deep water. Her escort almost
Il st his life In heroic attempt to save
the girl. but she sank TO death before
his Mortified gaxc.
The reservoir was dragged and tho
girls body found late today. II was
token to her late home at Eads.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-26
illegal Fencing Must Stop.

Washington. - Acting Secretary
Woodruff says prompt action will be
taken wherever illegal fencing OF pub.
lie lands is discovered. His statement
follows:
MY attention has been called to arti.
cles in several Western papers TO the
effect that the Department Of the Inter
ior will not prosecute any Illegal fenc-
ing this year. II would be unfortunate
II such an idea got abroad. because 1t
is not true and II any depended up 1t
they might get into serious trouble.
II might explain that the special
agent force Of the general land Office
and the special inspectors will be es-
pecialiy occupied during this summer
with the more paramount and immedi.
ate duty Of protecting the public land
from being acquired fraudulently. For
that reason few of them can be detailed
TO search specifically for illegal fenc-
Ing"