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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
Snravinu Potato Vines.

The number of sprayings it will be
necessary to give potatoes depends
somewhat upon the season. If rainy
weather prevails it will be necessary
to spray more frequently than If it be
comparatively dry, not only because
the rain will wash the spray material
off the vines, but also because damp
weather Is favorable to the develop
ment of the disease A good general
f1i!e Is to begin spraying when the
vines ere about six inches high and
spray every ten days or two weeks
throughout ths season. W j. Green.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
Mnast His Hlahfa.

~ fne you" said the police justice,
$3.50 and costs"
"Y'r honor" protested Tufrold Knutt'
who had been hauled up for vagrancy,
"all the prop'ty I've got In the world
Is n plugged nickel an me clo'es. an
they hain't wuth more'n about two
hits That fines unreasonable. It's con-
e~'sn,-jun M Il won't never stand the
~, O. the fed'ral courts. ! shall take
~ appeal y'r henor." - CAisass Tras
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
ARTHUR l. WORKS..

Lancaster. where he was born fifty
two years ago he was educated ir
the public schools aud Ohio university
and is a lawyer by profession. Twice
he was elected city auditor Of Lancas
ter and in 1900 was appointed state in
.lrance commissioner. position h'
still holds. Strange to say. he comes
from Democratic stock. In fact. h'
is the only Republican in his family
He explains this by saying that be in
herits his political opinion from hi
mother.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
a worI<er For Candidate Taft.

Arthur Isaiah Vorys, who so ably
conducted William H. Taft's nOmina'
ton campaign in Ohio. will continue
his activities at the Republican nation
al headquarters at Chicago. In Ohio,
where be is best known, Mr.. Vorys is
considered one of the shrewdest po'
litical managers that the state has pro
duced.
Mr.. Vorys is Il native Of the Buck
eve State and a lifelong resident OF
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never SUSPECT II.

Prevhlency Of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
Ing increase and remarkable prevalency
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

OF Kidney disease
While kidneyd dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the las,
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, tcho con-
tent fhsmsslneS
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

with doctoring the effects, while the org
saal disease undermines the system.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge sc
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain IN the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage
II corrects. inability to hold water
sna scaldinG pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine OF
beer. and overcC.nes that unpleasant ne
cessity OF bel compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many,
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp.Root
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tress;ng cases. If you need medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
pists in iifty-cent and one-dollar sizes:
You may have sample bottle and
book that tells all SE
about it, both sent free ., a.ss%::.:f
by mail. Address DR.. at
Kilmer & Co., Bing- 9zSs1
hamton. N. Y. When Home s"Amp-ROO.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
nane, DR.. Kilmer's 5wsmp-Root, and
ne address, Binghamton. N. I.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Sm Spdtberbfts @eipaub.

Serbitbiloer uno Serbitpoeiie sriiBen
uns iebr anmutbis aus Der 9tousmber.
gtnmmer Der Deuti6cn Sausfrau" ents
9e9en; Der sunje 3auber oisisr Sabrss.
,eit tritt In Scenen aus Der neueu unb
aus Der alien Belt Dor uns, uuo Elm
praAti9es itimmunssbolles@ fiibrt
ben Reiseu. Su Der Serne mint Der
Dantiasunsstass nit suten Sii9enre.
Septen. Wtit srOBem Sntereiie Oiirfts
seraoe in iesiser .3eit Ous n6rauenleben
in ben tiirfii6en Sarems", aus sisener
anihaunng bon Wtartba Teplis seidils
bert uno BON suten Slluitrationen be-
Sleitet, 9eleieu werben. Der er3dblenbe
&beil LIT wieosrum iebr anSiebenb, unb
neben ben nopelliitii6en Saden 1T bas
allerliebite Wtdr6en Die &sils na6
BEN Slid, BON elmer Deutl6nmsrita.
nerin (Seatrice Ssrnice 8aD) beiouoers
beruorbebenswertb. WfuIitalil6e Sami.
lienfreiie Derbsn Oieie 0iummer namsnt.
lid we9en Der Wiittbeiluussu aus Sran3
S4ubert's 2eben unO Der beriibmten
Sompoiition nebit Cert BON rSeiie ileben
meine Siecer" iebr iddseu. slnweiiuns
gen fur 9aus uno 9ero uno ioSar fiir
ben BintersarteH, Srauens uub Sinoer'
moben, aud idOue Soridldse fir bic
bolbe @eibnadtsSeit in @eltalt Iebr
oautbarer Sauourbeitsuorlusen. ferner
bOAit beber,isenswertbe erSisberii6e uno
selunobeitli6e Winfe merben in Sulle
unb 6iille seboten; uno aud bas 9us
mOriitii6e feblt nidt. SO sroBe Ssiten
1T oieIe 0iummer fart, uno iie rpiro in
jeoer Sinii6t cine 8rsuOe fur ben 6a'
milientiih iein. Die rOeuti6e Saus.
frau" fam in Der Office oieies 8luttes.
iOwie aud oirett in ibrem Serlas, 433
Sroaowap, Wtilwaufee, Bisc., bsitellt
weroen nno foitst bas Sabr nur $1.0o.
ale Seitellsnben erbalten aud eiuen
52leitisen Salenoer fir 1909 fret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
StaatOtin StabtssIsbn !


8rant 3. &bents bef6pSrt bnb tr btr
Glisrs Darintr htr Girma 9. 8. Gbtntp &
60 10, pslHs @tlddfts In ttr Stabt 5cltbO,
in pbsns nannttm County unc Siaatt ibui,
uuc bab btlaett 6trma bic Summt BON
tiubunbttfDplIars fir is,sn 8aa BON
aaiar b bgnbltn pirb, bsr burb ben ST.
brauh ppu Sall's 8atarrb Rur ut9t
srbeilt presn fam.
6rauf 8. Gbenty.
SsIhppfn Dor mir uno unir-
J Sisasl. lhritbtn In mtiur @tsenpari
t~~) am 6. Stpkmber VI. .. 1886.
q @. @ltafpu. SffmtIi&sr Rctar.
Saa's aatarrb.aur pire inntrlit esncni.
men, unb pirIt birsft auf bas 8lut une BIZ
lnlsiniietu Sbna6htn bts Splisms. sabi
quo umionlf 3tusuilIs fcmmtn.
8. 8. 9btuty s. 60, 1pIsoo, D.
D6- gsrfauft bon alien ApOibatru, 75e.
paa's 6amilitn piasu Fub bic bsiftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
WcrS seranton.

OeI Oer9HlaHH SoqH SaOulle
wurOe uOrleste Wiittwo6 9iadt in Der
3ede Der 9iOro GnOe Sobleu @ompanie
Our6 eineu Dsdcufall auf Der Steue er.
i6lasen.
= Der 12idbrise 9arrp Yiorsan
uon Putnam StraBe muroe Samltn9
Jia6mittas pom bem Sis eiueS ldwersn
Soblenwagens seidleuOert, ben Soiepb
Wtoran uou Der gleiden Strate leitete.
@r fiet Dor bic liufeu Rdoer uno ebs
Wtoran bic PferOe unbalten tOnute, bat,
ten oiele ibm Den 9als iiberiabren uuo
er itarb, ebe Elm serufcner Grit eintraf.
= Srau Wiihuel 5lpnn pom 9rid
sluenue erlas am 6reitas Jtadt, oils iie
i'm 9eller einen @ilner nit Soblen fiillen
wOIlte. pIOslih einsm einsstretsnen
Ser;I6las. sic lag In ben lesten .3iis
gen, ais Elm SObn 3u ibrem Ssiitano
elite. gls Die Srau am Dienltus Sur
testsn Gube scbsttst wurOs, fiel ibr
SObn Patrid ebeufalls al sinsm Ser3'
i6las nieoer unb mabte in esfdbrlidem
3uituno hsiiaseidaift weroeu.
-SObu @ibbOns bon @ilbur Ctr.
WurOe 5reitas In Der @aDusa 3ehe uu'
ter eiusm Dsdsnfall ssfanssn uno isbr
fdlimm perlest. DaB er nidt auf Der
Stelle set0otst Duroe, LIT un3wsifelbaft
nur Dem rlmitanb su uerbanfen, oaB elm
sroBes Selienitiid ibn tbeilwsiie idiists.
Gm slsi6sn giadmittas ersisnsts iid in
osrielben 3sde nod elm llnfuu, Der Osm
9anolanssr Sobn @Omosii uOn SSpO'
ming aueuue beinabe oas Sebsn foitete.
@r wotte cine Sprsusuu9 MAIDEN, als
oisielbe srfOlsts unO ibH traf.
= Srau Dtidust @affertp BON DtO'
bapf StruBe muBte am 5reitas Ytor.
gen einen idredlidsn Cob erleiben, als
iie bel Der Gnjiinbuns oes 8ii6eufeuers
Pstroleum benuste. Saum bate iie
bas 0lsetranfte Papier uno 9ol3 init
einsm StrsidbolS in SranO Ssisst, oils
Die Slammsn auilOOsrteu. iie umriustsn
unb ibre Sleiouns In SranO iesten.
Die Srau raunte In Der auirssuns auf
bic Strabe unb ebe bic auberen Sami'
lisumitslieber iie erreiden uno bic Slam'
men l6idcn founteu, mar lis 10 lhlimm
an sanjsn 9Orper usrbranut, oa6 iie elm
puar Stunben ipdtsr i'm Staat Soipital
ben @siit aufsab.
- 5bomas Mc@uire wurOs frib am
Dienitas Wiorsen entlans ben .. & D.
@eleiien ju uDut9 Sap" uuisefunoen
unb 3uerit Ddbnte man, Sa6 Elm 3u9
ibn setroffeu babe, beuu Elm Sbr mar
beinabe absei6nittsn, er bate cine bOls
SddOelbautuerlesuus uno mebrere 9e'
brOasns 8aippsn. Die gOlissi sstanSts
isOOd 5u Der llsber3susuns, bub Elm sIu'
sriff pOrliese unO ipdter purosn Sumes
9alfpennp, @eOrse SalfpenuB uno Sobn
SSi1iams ais uerOddtiS usrbaftet, wdb'
rsno man nod jwei anbsre Wtdnusr
iudte. bic aud on benz gnsriff bstbeilist
sspsien iein iOlen. Wtc@uire wuroe
uaa benz Stuat SOipitul oebrudt, mo
man seitern gla6mittas uur ssrinss
Soffnuns uuf feline @eneiuns bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

- Inter bem GbrsnuOriis bes
Hei6stan3lsrs Sfrften b. 8utop bat
li6 Elm natioualss @omite Sur Grri9tuu9
eines 8ismard Dentmals sebilbet.
Das Ofouumsut su Gbren bes uerewiS'
ten alt'Rsi4sfan3lers iOll auf Der
@iIeub6be bel 8iugsrbriid i'm 9ob'
lsn,sr Srsiis 9rsuJnu9 su ftsbsn iOm'
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12

3uiammen .---- 327 loo
9t0tbis Sur Babl 242 Stimmen'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Staot nnO Gonntb.


2adawanna i3i9e uOn Der neuen Yabns
itation an Der obereu &adawanna glues
nue. Elm uno aus.
-SenrD Wiiller. Der 0ausfne6t i'm
Dime 9anf @ebduoe, perurlu6te am
Donneritas i'm @ro9eidoB einen Brano,
ais er eiuen @asofen unftedte. isOo6
mar Der ein,ise Yerluit bel oemlelben
iein maieitdtiiber Bart, Der ibm beiuabe
uollitauOiS pom ben 5lummen abseisnst
muroe.
= Sn Sejus auf bic leete 8abl er.
flarte Siidof Soban am 5reitas, baB
er ni6t susuniten BON local Option isi
uno oeutste Die 3uitdnoe in aanias uno
anoeren ProbibitiOnsitaaten on. uls Elm
Sepsis Oafiir, oaB OieieIbe Elm 5sbl.
idlas iei. Jiad ieiner anii6t entbdlt
Die Socal Option 5rase Sawaaen, bic
oisielbe unpraftiid MAIDEN.
- SiidOluus be MarSo, Der leine 15
Sabre alte @attin gu Slo SOrse eri6oB
uno oes Wtoroes i'm eriten @raoe ihul.
big befunoen purbe, 1T an Montas,
nadosm ibm elm neuts seri6tlides Ser.
fabren pertpei9ert morbsn mar, bon
&i6ter @oDaros gum Gooe uerurtbsilt
porben nno Der Gag ieiner Sinri1tuns
wiro pom @oupsruOr isitseiest merben.
- Das @aarenlassr Der S'Wiallep
Wianuiattur @ompanis an Shb Baib.
inston aue.. nabe bem Roaring 8roof,
seristb friib srsitaS Wtorseu Our6
cine iiberbeijte Sfenr6bre in Srano unb
ebe Die alarmirte Seuerwebr bic 5lam.
men bewdltist bate, mar elm S9aben
bon minositens $4,000 aussridtst.
8abejuber i'm @ertb BON S.. 600 unb
dbnli4e Daaren nurben bon ben 9ies
riSeu Slammen 5erftOrt.
= Das am Wfontas abenb BON bem
Sranton eisberfraus absebaltsus Serbit
CONCERT ermies iif als Elm iehr seluus
genes, oenn es mar nidt allein duBerit
,ablrsid beiudt, ionoern bic uorSstra'
ssneu giumnern iparen wirfli6 gut unb
funosn allssmeinen 8eifal. Sps,iell
ermdbnenswsrtb LIT Der ueueritanoeue
Oamsn6or. uuf psl6eu Der Ssrein nit
Rsdt itols iein fam. Sin flOttes Tun3s
fraujden bsidlOB ben iebr ansenebmen
| Gbeno.
- gti6t Denis gufresuns purbe
Donneritus fir Elm paar Minuten Der.
uriudt, als elm 3ieselitein BON bem
Graoers Sant @ebduSe in bas binten
ansrenssnbe @ebduoe bes Serrn @bar'
tss Saltowsfp an Spruce StraBe pol
terte. Derielbe fra9te oura bas Sber'
li9t unS lanbete NIT tii6tisem Spefta'
tel in Der biuten befinOlidsu Barber
itube, obue jeood irssno iemanb ~
treiisn. Die Darbiertuuben unO Bar
biere madten ii9 idneu aus oem Saosn
febrten aber balo nieber berubist ju
rid.
= Ssit Der lesten Bubl buben iid
bic Demotrateu unb Hepublifaner Se9en
ieitis uOrsepOrfen, baB in 8erbiuounG
nit berielbeu ueridieoene Setriisereier
uOrOefOmmen iinO, wie J. y. in SSin
ton, mo Die @ublurus geitOblen uno eri
ipdter i'm 9adawauna Slub aufseIuuOsi
wurbe. lin Der anselesenbeit auf Der
Sruub Su fOmmen, bat &i6ter Stem
comb am Wtoutas bic Gufmertiamfei
Der @rOBseihworeuen auf oieielbe &c
lsnft uuo Oteie ansewieieu. lie naber 81
untsriu6en. nm feitjuitelleu. oh Dirflid
etmas ornm uuo bran hdn9t.
re- rlntsrridt I'M Slauieripiel CT
; thsilt uuter siiuitisen Seoiusunsei
Sr6ulsin emma 5rsn. 519 Pine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
GaS Xbaf abn arts.

SabIur. = 5rant Dunitoue. Sdas.
meiiter Oieier Ortidaft, iturb Disnitag
9ia6mitta9 mad einer Sranlbeit pom
sinisen SSo1en i'm sllter pon Sc Sab.
rem. = Sutob S6weiSsr uOn Der Ppns
3ebe itarb am Wtontas Wtorsen unb
wuroe seitern i'm Wfilwautie SrisbbOfe
beeroi9t. Der Seritorbens mar Elm bros
Der Wtann, 80 Sabre alt unb binterldBt
bic SSittwe uub Iwei Sinoer.
= SObn, Der IS Sabre alte SObn
Oes Wti6ael @opne pon Wtiuoofu, nur.
be Moutas giadmittas etwas lHOli9
uon Der Seriep Central Bride bel 9aD.
lOr i'm 2adawanna SluB ertlunten aui.
9eiunoeu. Der 3Orper lag etwa cine
balbe Stunoe i'm 0aHer unb man lit
Seneist an5unebmeu, oaB er BON Der
Bride fiel. ais er oieielbe treu,ts, um
lid na6 2aglor 5u bsseben uno Grbeit
Su lu9en.
= als Der Saubilider Srant 9eit.
dso bon Slb Sorse ON Samltas gta6t
um 312 llbr nod emiis am 8rOterperb
mar, mari cine unbeiunnts YeriOn einen
sroBeu Seloiteiu bur4 bas 5eniter, Der
ben Wtann am aopf traf unb ibn bsiinn'
ungslos nieoeritredte, aud wurbe bic
Osuampe umsspOrien unO oas 3immsr
In Sranb ssisst. Bum Slid bsmerfts
Elm Yaiiant bic Slammen uub CAB ben
sllurm. iObas mshrsre auosre Widnnsr
3ur Stelle eiltsn, bic nidt weniS iiber'
raidt puren. ole iie 9eitdeO auf benz
6uBbooen auffunoen. Sobalb man ben
Dtann ins Srsie seidufft bate, l6i6te
man bic Slammsn, bic bas @ebdube 3u
seritOreu orobteu. Sin serufener Grst
iteats feit, oaB ysitdso an einem b6ien
S6uitt am ROpf litt uno aud idlimme
SranoDunosn erbalteH bate, bod miro
sr iid wabrideinlia wisbsr erbOIeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Nerldm0t.

Cine bsuiids 8rau in ssisskm aItsr ebtr zine
iinssrs tupsrIGiist Grau. bic nett unb fabis H..
bic aassmsiut pausarbtit ju bticrstu. @utsr
epbn uub cine anssHtbms StfIluna fur eius ttiH-
tiss 8rau. Bran mtlbs ft bel Or. .. 3. pane,
RpdTp @tb6ubs, Gds 0aibiusisn avtuut unb
Sprur Strabt, mar 8crmittass ppu 6-f2.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
eabtrabiercn eie 1880 bon 1908

Subtragteren Ste lfoU Dpn 1JOo
uno Sie erbaltsu 1913. Dieie 3ubl itellt
Die an3abl uon Sabren bar. wabreno
pslder 5orni's alpenfrduter, bus be-
riibmte. .Srduter.9 9eitmittsl, In @ebruud
geweien lit. aOnuts wobl elm Ssilmittel
10 lause 3eit bonn Publifum sebrau4t
unO bel oemielben nod INNER bsliebtsr
msroen, penn es nidt einen bo6sraoi,
gen @ertb beidBe? @s 1T uidt, Uis
anoere MebiSinsn, in apOtbefeu gu ba'
ben, iOnOern nur BON SpsSial'assntsn
Oosr bireft uOn ben @isentbiimern, Or.
Peter Subrnep & Cons Co., 112-11s
90. SObne glpe.. Chicago, 81.
Sorni's gllpenfrduter Blutbeleber 1T
3u baben bel Senrp @ulter, 1011 @eoar
glpeuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
SOuuuO's 0iebrbeit,

tl-.@sitsrn 9iu6mittas mar es cine
;sitlans 10 ountsl, bab man allentbal.
ben CUR fiinitlideu 8slsudtuus iibers
9eben muBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-11-12
Nfh,iea inn Gpuntp.

Wiit Der Offi,isllen 3uiammeniteauns
oes gSablreiultatss i'm @ountp sada'
mama FAM man erit am Samitas gta9'
mittas su @uoe unO mir sebsn na6'
ltebeub oaS @rSebntB:
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
Surprised at Success.

Surprised at success.
Last November seventeen counties,
which are now under township organ
ization, voted by precincts on the
question, with the result that most Of
them went completely against thkA
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
SPRING THAW IN YUKON
COUNTRY HAS BEGUN

Dawson, March 28.-The spring
thaw has begun. Snow Is disappear
ing in the southern end of the over
land trail. Now Is about the latest
date when travellers can leave Seattle
hoping to make Dawson before the
sleigh travel ends. The stages con-
tinue to run this month, but will use
wheels as soon as the snow is gone
The trail is breaking in the southern
end already. The spring influx Is now
at its height.
Steamboat crews are arriving TOT
the lower Yukon feet. Many heavy
mining operators are arriving.
Representatives of capital are plan
ming to investigate number OF gold
creeks this month. This is expected
to mean an investment of several
more millions this fall or the coming
year.
The material for the American gov
eminent wireless station Is expected
to arrive at Eagle as soon as the fu-
kon opens.
William Taylor, general agent OF the
White Pass, who arrived from the
coast. estimates q heavier movement
North this summer than last. me
most of the people, he says, probably
are for Fairbanks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04

also. The publishers will not be verv
mucn Denefted by the placing Of wood
pulp upon the free list II there he onlv
q shent reduction Of the duty upon
the print paper" -
Mr.. Williams says:
The presidents preparation for tar.
IN revision by consideration at the
nanos OF q commission composed OF
members of the house and senate and
so-called experts is both cumbersome
and useless. The very best possible
tarin commission Is a commission con-
sisting OF the representatives OF the
people selected by the people in the
interest Of the people,"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04

liquor traffic, much to the surprise
of the saloon leaders and Of the anti
saloon people as well. There are
blocks of anti-saloon territory in
Southern Illinois now as result.
That election cheered the Anti-Saloon
League officials who led the fight, and
surprised the liquor interests, so that,
when petitions began to be circulated
for the coming election, both sides
started for a finish fight. The peti-
lions were attacked IN the courts and
in many cases found faulty and ruled
out This plan succeeded in East st.
Louis, but failed in Springfield.
Now, at the final stage Of the cam
paign, both sides have announced q
sweeping speaking campaign OF the
state for the final days, with orators
of national reputation speaking both
for and against the proposition.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
Laws of the State of Washington Relating
to Cruelty.
AN ACT FOR THE EFFEcTUAL PREVENTION
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Be enacted by the Legislature OF the State Washington:
hitherto shall hereafter
society for the prevention of cruelty to avail
the privileges OF aS the body
entitled the benefits and privileges of this
such county
as sna s any %
by judge the Court of county and
power lawfully pepretaon eperpetra
Of be- acct oi to % and & en us @
their aid they make arrests for the VIC
provided for other officers and the
that are n un That all such
suitable badge be adopted
agents. or members shall be guilty msdemeanor
Sec shers Etc. Empowered to Make Arrests-An sherins
violation provisions of this other
Defined Failure Properly
person who cruelty overdves
sustenanc cruelty BEATS mutiates cruelty kills.
driven overloaded overloaded overworked
tormened deprived of cruelty
Of animal either otherwise
provide the proper drink air. light shelter or
protection from the weather. who wuy and drives
gals it. or check rain or any part Of its harness too tight for its
full meal who cruelty abandons animal shall guilty
Sec Transportation in Cruel Manner Penalty Duty Of
Making ArTesn shall transport
car vehicle boat vessel otherwise any domestic animal in
Unnecessarily painful posture
such person shall be custody therefor BY any cer OF
vehicle boat Or contents With hs hoe
attached to any such wagon vehicle and place
be keeping same
and lie said part thereof ssa re a
paid they may be recovered by the incuns
said. IN action therefor
Who @ cut to Sc sns o. tiy s s1
Of the tail Of horse In the operation known docking
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
STEEL ORDER PLACED FOR
NEW INTERUReAN RAILWAY

Lewiston, Idaho, March 28.-Frank
Mexican, representative in this dis
trict of the Idaho, Washington & Ore.
gon Electric Railway Company, has
placed orders for 1000 tons of steel
rails and 10000 pounds of copper wire,
this material to enter into the COR
struction of the first ten miles of the
electric line from Charleston, Wash.
and Asotin to Pomeroy.
The rail order was placed with the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company and
the wire order with the American
Steel & Wire Company, and delivery
is expected June 1. The placing OF
the above orders indicates that con.
struction work ON the new line is to
begin early the coming summer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
KAISER RECALLS DlSAP-
PROvAL OF DR.. HALL

Berlin, March 30-Emperor Will
liam, fully advised as to the attitude
of President Roosevelt and the feeling
of the American republic in regard to
the reported refusal of his majesty to
receive David ]. Hill as ambassador
to Germany in succession to Charlie
magne Tower, has recalled all the ex-
pressions of disapproval he recently
sent to President Roosevelt, and
would be pleased to receive DIR. Hill
as ambassador.
The emperor has caused this view
to be communicated to President Roos-
evelt. The German foreign office has
sent to the Associated Press the fol-
lowing official declaration on the
subject:
1.-The notices which have appeared
to the Hill affair have originated in
the erroneous impression that it was
intended in Berlin to recall the ap-
prevail given here last AUTUMN to Mr..
Hills appointment. This has never
been thought Of It is true that doubts
subsequently arose as to whether Mr..
Hill would feel himself comfortable
in the post Of American ambassador
to Berlin, but these doubts have been
removed, so that nothing stands in
the way of Mr.. Hills nomination to
the Berlin embassy, and he will be
welcome in Berlin now, as he would
have been before, or as any other un-
Objectionable representative would be
who should be named by President
Roosevelt. 1t is to be stated emphat-
ically that throughout the whole Incl
dent the ambassador, Mr.. Tower, has
not swerved for one instant from the
straight line of absolutely loyal and
honorable conduct, both toward his
own government and the imperial gov.
eminent"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
TO CHANGE ARBOR DAY
TO A "cLEAN CITY" DAY

Everett, March 28-Mayor Jones
has issued an Arbor day proclamation,
but instead of planting trees, he urges
the day to be devoted to cleaning al
leys and vacant lots. He says: my
action in proclaiming this clean city
day instead of a day for planting trees
was brought about by the suggestion
of a committee from the Woman's
Book Club" The mayor appoints every
lady in the city committee of one
to see that a particular block in which
she resides is cleaned of all rubbish,
and places at the disposal of the citi-
zens the horses and wagons of the
street department.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-04
BOYCOTT EXTENDS TO SHIPS.

Chinese Refuse Wheat Sent ia Iap-
anese Steamers.
Seattle, March 3O.-Chinese mer.
chants in Hongkong are boycottine
the Japanese Nippon Yusen Kaisha
line of trans-Paciflc steamships oper.
ating between Seattle and the Chinese
metropolis. The first intimation of
this move on the part of the Chinese
merchants came Friday in the form
OF cablegram to the Hammond Mill.
ing Company. The cablegram was
brief, simply saying: Make no ship
ments via Nippon Yusen Kaisha."
Mr.. Peplow, manager of the Ham.
mond Milling Company at Seattle, be-
lieves that the cablegram received
here is result of the boycott started
against Japanese goods on account of
the incident of the Tatsu Maru.