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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

Mile run-Fuller won. Nunan second, Levy
third Time 5:O3
220 yard low hurdles. FIRST heat-Lunt won,
Fleming second. Wright third. Second heat
Cowles won, Wilson second. Cumming third
Shot put-Macauley won, Cullinane second,
Bowling third. Distance as feet.
100 yards, first heat-Fo-rest won. Macsuley
second, Baggett third. Second hest-Dfckey
won. Levy second. Culnnane third. Third heat
Wilson won, Tiee second, Butts third.
$50 yard run-Fuller won, McMullen second,
hohler third Time, 2:24 3-5.
90 yard hnals-Forrest won, Macauley second,
Lrnt third. Time, :o5 3-5.
Two miIes-Leyy won. Wright second, Archi-
caln third Time. Isl 2-5.
High lump-Fulier won. Coles second, Stafford
third. Height. feet inches.
220 yard low hurdles. fnal-Coles wen, Lunt
second. Fleming third Time, % Is.
100 yard 1nals-Forrest won, Macauley second.
Bell third Time. Ill
s4o yards-Fuller won. Stafford second, Mshr
third Time. 1:oo.
Hammer throw-CulIinane won Fleming sec
end. Butler third Distance, 81 feet.
20 yard dash-Levy won. Stafford second,
Aacsuley third Time. rs 3-5.
Pole va1lt-Lunt won Height, feet
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
Mission High School Athletes Show
Up Well in InterclaSS Events

Although light mist falling the intercass field day
Mission high school at the park stadium yesterday proved be
The OF the pink and green
and their showing both track and field up expecta-
A large number of
displayed enthusiasm the
rather heavy and but this did prevent putting
forth their best efforts for class and school aue
O. Smith principal of the school, starter and Mr. Blake
member the faculty and Leopold Meyer quarter
OF Lowell high, held watches
The performer OF the Fuller
winning the 44O and $50 yard and the mile and high
AS predicted fuers hardest mile with Carlisle
Nunan Nunan had already defeated Fuller he failed
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
Eight Mile Race for
Coast Championship

At meeting of the board of directors
of the-Irish- American athletic club last
night 1t was decided to hold the fall
meet of the club on Sunday. November
l. One of the features will be the foot
ball, game between the best two teams
now in practice. The main feature,
however, will be an eight mile race for
the chamrionship of the Pacific coast
The keen interest taken in long dis
tance running since the Marathon race
at the Olympic games in London Is
making this form of sport exceedingly
popular. This. coupled with the fact
that the long distance cracks are all in.
good shape and the recent fine Showing ri
of the newer runners. should make the
race well worth Witnessing.
A general meeting OF the club will he
held next Friday evening. when action
viii be taken on the selection OF a new.
gymnasium.
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Olympic Nine Loses to
California Varsity
Given a Coating of Whitewash
by the Berkeley Ball
TOSSerS

BERKELEY, Sept 19-The frst
practice game of the fall baseball sea-
son was played this afternoon on the
university campus, when the varsity
nine defeated the Olympics in a lop-
sided contest, IL to 0.
Numerous changes were made in the
lineup Of both teams. as the men are
not yet in condition. Each side used
two pitchers during the game. Brick"
White pitched the first five innings and
held the winged O's down to one hit.
and David Christian, who filled out the
other three frames. allowed the Wis
itors only one scratch.
The varsity infeld played its usually
fast and snappy game and shut off
handed catch back of first by Hap
game.
The Olympics' sIabsters were LYONS
and Sheehan. neither of whom has Vet
rounded into form. The score:
Varsity .......... i4 O
Olympies ................. O 2
b Aliens. an amateur team OF San
baseball field. o'u
The loss of Pitcher Bob Jordan. who
cripple the varsity squad Coach
Smith has four promising twrlers In
christian, White, Busch and Fleissner.
Assistant Coach Smith has arranged
for two games for the freshmen next
week. The first will be played Thurs
day with the team of st. Ignatius coll
Iege; the second on Saturday with the
Cogswel nine, both in the campus
baseball field
Coach Smith has had a provisional
squad of freshmen excused from rym-
nasium work and is trying them out.
with an eye to developing a baby team
Tor the nrst regular intercollegiate
game with Stanford next spring.
The interfraternity games are ex
citing much interest among the under
graduates. In the second game of the
series on Friday the d. X. E's beat the
Alpha Delta Phi's by. a score of 4 to i.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
Track Record Lowered
by Fair Play
Champion Colt Wins by a Head
From Sam HiIdrefh's
King James
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


GRAVESEND. Sept. 1s.-In an old
time, rousing finish, with whips snap
ping and 1000 race goers yelling en-
couragement, Fair Play and King James
dashed down the home stretch abreast
today They had a heart breaking
struggle for a full quarter of a mile
without either horse gaining an ad-
vantage. In the last 10 yards Fair
Play .poked his bony head in front and
won by that margin. King James was
four lengths in front of Master Robert
months has aroused such enthusia sua.
Fair Play, the champion year old OF
the season since the retirement of
Colin, was put to his best efforts to
beat Hildreth's sturdy colt. When the
crowd realized that the track record of
2:e4 20 for the mile and a quarter. -es-
broken by a full second. a cheer arose
that could have been heard a half mile
away. Summary:
FIRST RACE-About six furlongs. selling 5
year olds and upward, $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
Westbury. los (E. Dugan) an).............I /
Saracinesca. 9S Sweet Observation-Disclosures. ?
Time. lilo. a Queen Marguerite. Belle strcme
Ace High, finished named
SECOND RACE-The Hitchcock steeplechase.
handicap. f Is si,S9c year Oids and upward. about
rhI.tIsd.s haIss Meisss sss and n IGcasS 91DS Fin
Sanctus, 1o4 tDupree J.. 2
bayonet, 14I mckinney --.-.-.--........ q
Time, 4-43. Colfgny and Bat also ran
THIRD RACE-The Junior Champion y2 O0o
handicap, year olds, about six furiongs:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
Sunregette. 112 (Notter) ter)....-.........-
Mediant, 121 (MeCarthy) D
Fitzherbert, l26 tShiiling) g)....-....-. 3
Time. :0S. ETHEREAL, Statesman. Field Daisy
Joe Madden, Mailman 0togo, fnisf5ed named
FOURTH RACE-The First Special So coo
handicap all ages, mile and a quarter:
Horse, Weight aud Jockey Fin
Fair Play. 122 (E. Dugan).
King James, lis (J. Lee. -. 2
Master Robert, 105 fNotteFt 3
Time. 2:oS 20 Dandelion also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and frrlorg. selling. 2
year olds and upward, $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
Bad News. 100 (Notter(
Lord Stanhope, 1o6 Sweet et)..-.--...... 2
Castlewood. et tLangf ---..-.-....... 8
Time, 1853 As. Savior. Orphan Lad .AnInnus
Cairlg0rm. Still Alarm. Rockstoae Lad Of Lang
den. Killiecrankie. finished named
SIXTH RACE-Fi-e furionrs parse. ssoo
added. year, old fllies which had not won
$1,000:
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
Wall Flower. 100 tNottert
Lady Hubbard. l06 (ShillIngb ,
Grania- LOG tNeCarfhy .------.....-.-...3 z
Time, :01 10 Mascarada, Top Note Ran
deilo, finished named.
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California Team Wins
Six Day Race

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-In one of the
most stirring finishes ever seen on q
bicycle track Floyd Mcfarland of the
team of Mcfarland and Downing of
alii1nn,r s,.tn ',,, won sne s1 s,s Team race
garden tonight. A. J. Clark of Aus
traiia of the team Of Clark and Lawson
was second, but was placed third be-
cause he did not keep within the wheel
line, and Frank Kramer of Newark of
the team of Kramer and Bede1, was
third, only few inches behind Clark
The placing of Clark third gave Kra-
mer and Bedell second place.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
New California Jockey Club Does Not
Fear Anti=Racing Legislation
BY J. K. Jefery

Extensive mprov made during the the Emery
raceack will cost the New California jockey club less than
oo lhe readiness OF the jockey club expend of this
magnitude at this time looked indication
that It's management entertan little fear of turf legislation
at the approaching of the California legislature despite the
which the raceac question has had in the political
paign being waged throughout the In
stant narrowing limits within which racing may conducted
successfully in America turmen the awaiting the
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
ANACONDA WINNERS :

BUTTE. Moot., Sept. lssZResults at Ana
conda:
First race. four furlongs-Esfher won. Aunt
Hsls second. Istien third. Time. :5lx.
Thurio second. Visit third. Time. 5s.
Third race. four and half furIonrs-Con-
stancis won. Angelsia second. Sir Preston third.
Time, .591z-
Fourth race, I've and half furlonrs-Ioi,u
A Msllcn won. Maud second, Contingent fbird
Time. 1:I4
ern second. Joe Woofzn third. Time / :23
Sixth race. one mile-Special Delivery ro,
Hand Me Down second. Contribution third. Time
1:52
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Jamestown Winners

race. Eve furlongs-rakahira won. Toisen is0r
second. Spangled Banner third Time I-Os1s
Second race. about two n1iles-Woodsiffe
drsr, Rye Boy second. Canvas third. Time 3.4s
Third race, one miie--Woolston nrst Minof
second. Laughing Eyes third Time, 1:4i 1-5.
Fourth race, one mile-Bergee first, Dr.
Fifth race six furlongs-Usury frst. In.
yentress second. Belle Of, the Bay third Tine.
.f5 3-5.
Sixth race. one and a quarter mflcx-p;o
Grande nrst. Besterling second. Camille third
Time, 2:OS I-5
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National League

PHILADELPHIA. Sept Is-Chicago won the
hrst game from Philadelphis and played a 10
test Corridor weakened IN the last two innings
and Chicago took fhe lead and won In fke
second keuibach end Richie had 8 hne duel
Eac1 pitcher held his opponent 10 eight hits and
Reul6seh gave the only pass. Philadelphia did
not get msn past nrst base. on account Of
Kings throwing out Of three base stealers ex-
cept in the sixth. when Richie was thrown out at
ffe plate Tinker was twice retired ct the
plate. once on a ny to Clement ana once on an
-on account OF darkness. Score
FIRST game R. H. E.
esissss Issl;sss,0s,: -...,.....-......-.-- j 9
Bafteries-Brovn and king: Corridor .pS
Doom Uupines-Emslie and Johnstone
chicsgo .----.-..-.-.-.-..---.- s 2
IHlsss1 Betse+S5es-Regisse6 Se,a and Kine. g,ch,s "a
Dooing. Umpires-Johnstone and Emslie.
NEW YORK Sept se-Today's game a. the
Polo ground lasted through 10 innings. Pittsbure
scoring four runs in the tenth. Leineld pitched
spicndidly when the locals had men on bases and
Bonlin was unable to get safety OF him.
Score. r. h r.
E..sss9as s S -------,-.--- ------.------ !
BstteTies-I,eiheld ana Gibson: Smss. crsndeii
and BresDshan- Umpires-O'Day and Klein
BROoKTYS. Sept. ae.-McCiosker.s tail end
ers bumbied the local club Washington park
tlis afternoon. taking both games. Scores:
s.. Louis ..----.-----...-..----..- o
isstis Bstisres- RAYMOND and Bliss: Mclntyre .ne
Bolmes Psstorius. Dunn and Farmer. Umpire
lren
> second game r. II. Z.
s.. Iouis ----.--... -.-.--.------. o
Brooklyn ...-..-4, --... ...---.---.--.. 2
Batteries Raymond and Bliss; Wilhelm and
Dunn. Jmpire-0Wen
BOSTON. Sept. 19.-CiDciunad defeated Boston
IN ~ inning game Score: r. Il z
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries spade. Rowan and MeIesB: Mat
tern Chsppsile and Graham rmpire-Rigler-
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NO BREEZE FOR YACHrS

The yacht race around the FaraIlones
for the Phillips cup. which was Started
yesterday morning of the heads
proved to be a drifting match and was
declared no race, none of the vachfs
finished within the time limit of "a
hours. The Lady Ada gave up the race
at p m. after drifting about seven
miles, and managed to get back TO
Sausalito at s o'clock. The tug Alert
came in at and reported the yachts
were mile west of the bar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
McvEY IS A CHAMpIoy

PARIS, Sept 19.-Sam Mcvey OF Cal
ifornfa knocked out Harry Shearing OF
England with a stiH right to the heart
In the drst round tonight of what was
scheduled to be 20 round fight The
match was for purse of $1,000 and
the title OF Champion of Europe"
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RESULTS AT yANcoUyER

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept ie.-ResuIts.
First race. half messsge-vfctorine H.n,ar
won. Fort Wayne second. Balanade third Ti-re
.50s<.
Second race. three-qusrters of a mile-FIh,
won. Santa Cettano second, Colonel Jewell third
Time l.ls 2-5.
Third race. i've and half furlon9s-Tslsrspd
won, E. c. RHnte second, Silver Wedding third
Time. 1-i1 %
Fourth race. six and half furlopes- -Rlond.
won. A. Muskoday second; EN- and En- third.
Time % 1-5.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miIes-,fon.
Time :5s IT,.
Sixth race. seven furiongs-ZeIina won. Jack
Adams second. Dave Weber third. Time, 80 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAME,

At seattle-SesttIe 2. Tacoma 10.
At vzncouver-Tancouver 9, Spokane L.
At Aberdeen-Aberdeen 4. Butte l.
At seartie-Sesttle g. Tacoma s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
Maps Only Two Points
Behind the Tigers
Hair Raising Race for the Pen.
Hant in fhe American
League

AMERICAN LEAGUE:
Philadelphia At Chicago.
New York ct Detroit.
Washington at 81. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
ALLOTrING STABLE ROOM

horses and owners. TO which reference
was made in The Call recently, is
etabling accofnmoda tIons are assirned
those4 desir0us Of racinx here. The
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-04-25
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Superior Court of the State of Washing.
ton, in and for San Juan County.
In the matter of the Estate of Eben Wood.
.. Deceased
Order to show cause why final account should
not be approved and decree of distribution
and hnal settlement should not be made.
Now on this nth day of April A. d. 1908, the
final account, report and petition for distribution
and final discharge. in the above entitled estate,
being prese nted to the Judge of the above en-
titled Court by Mary Lomler administrative of
said estate 1t is ordered that all per sons inter-
ested in the estate of the said Eben Wood, de-
ceased, be and appear before the Superior Court
OF the State of Washington in and for San Iuan
County, at the court room of said Court in the
county court house, situated at Friday Harbor.
San Juan county, Washington on Tuesday. the
5th day of May, Ioc8, at II O'Clock, a. M, then
and there to show cause why said final account
and report should not be approved and said de-
cree of distribution and final settlement be made
and the Administrative of said estate discharged
from further liability, according to law.
It is further ordered that q COPY Of this
order be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks, before the said date set for final
hearing, in the stSan Juan Islander" news.
paper published in the County, and that notice
of such hearing and settlement be given BY
posting notices in three of the most public
places in the county.
GEO. A. JOINER, Judge.
Fred w. Neal attorney for administrative.
First publication April IS, 1908. 1t
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COMMON SENSE

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medf4ines of known composition. There
fore II IS that DR.. Pierce's medicines, the
makefs{of which print every ingredient
entering ioAo Them upon the bottle wrap
pers and attest its correctness under oath.
are daily grRHing in favor. The COM
position of Dk lPierce's medicines Is open
to everybody,vDr: Pierce being DESTROYS
of having the search LIGHT Of inxestIga.
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confident that the better the compQsltlon
81 these medicines is known the more
will tbejr great curative merits be Eecog,
nized. Being wholly made OF the active
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original with DR.. Pierce, and without the
use of drop of alcohol, triple-refned and
chemically pure glycerine being used in
stead in extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from the objection of doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
coholic beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers-the same as sworn to by
DR.. Pierce, and you will find that his
cGolden Medical Discovery" the great,
od-purifier, stomach tonic and bowel
regulator-the medicine which, while not
recommended to cure consumption in its
advanced stages (no medicine will do that
vet does cure all those catarrhal condi,
lions of head and throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, if neg.
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finally terminate in consumption.
Take the rGolden Medical Discovery
IN time and it is not likely to disappoint
you if only you give it a thorough and
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its full benefits. The ingredients OF which
DR.. Pierce's medicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement of scores OF
medical leaders-better than any amount
of lay, or non-professional, testimonials.
They are not given away to be expert
mented with but are sold by all dealers in
medicines at reasonable prices.
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Easter at Deer Harbor
Editor ISLANDER:

Editor ISLANDER:
Sunday evening / attended Easter
exercises at the school house at Deer
Harbor, which were 40 beautiful aud
so we'll rendered that / would like the
readers of the ISLANDER to know
what can be done in a rural commun-
ity where all try. and someone who
''knows how" leads.
The large room was decorated with
evergreens. moses and flowers. The
stage was one mass Of MOSES and Ill
lies. On the table we're MOSES. q
miniature tree on which hung brill
liantlY colored eggs and little birds.
Protruding from the MOSES on the
table we're numerous candles. Every
where there was evidence of delicate
taste and painstakinR effort. The
stage was tastefully planned so that
when the children and the choir we're
in their places it presented one of the
pertty sights of Eastertime. The ex-
ercises began with music by the West
Sound orchestra, followed by the ia
vocation. then singing by the choir.
followed by song by the children.
The programme was very beautiful.
consisting of music, singing. recita-
tlons and short address by the pas
tor. The West Sound orchestra is
splendid, and if one has never visited
West Sound, you may be sure that
they can furnish the best of music.
Miss Sweeney was at home at the
piano. It isn't necessary to say 'she
done we'll. ''for we expect that of her.
but this time she "done little bet
ter" The programme was so beauti-
full. the large audince SO appeciative.
the order so good, and the hallowed
spirit of joy and good will SO preva-
lent that one could not forget that it
was Eastertime.
On the whole. it was the most beau
tiful service / have ever attended In
rural community. The benediction
was given by the Rev F. M. McCreary.
j. Douglas Hudson.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
ton, in and for San JIan County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Richard c. Viii
lis Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executor of said estate, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased or against his said estate, to preseni
the said claims with the necessary vouchers
within one year from the date. of the first publ
cation of this notice. towit: within one yea,
Olga, San Juan County, Washington, the same
being the place for the transaction Of the bust
ness of said estate.
Dated April ~, 1905
CECIL s. WILLIS,
Executor of the Estate of Richard c. Willis
deceased.
HOWARD G. THOMPSON, Attorney for Execute,
First publication Apr. IS, Ieos 81
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any such thing. Let us learn, again.
from the Resurrection. that we trust,
not in Dead, but in a LIVING
Christ.
This should make the Christian s
heart glow with hope and joy. Let
our songs be full of martial music. as
of those who march to certain vic
tory. and as children of the dawn,
with our faces toward the sun-rising,
for we are trusting in living Christ /;
the Christ. not alone of the Cross and
the Tomb. but the Christ of Resurrec i.
ton; the Assembled Christ the Christ
glorified; and Christ Who ever lives
and makes intercession for us; a
Christ Who is looking down upon
every one of US now; Who sees every
tear that falls. hears every Rroan of
distress. knows every difficulty that
we have to meet and every trouble
that passes into the life "a Christ Who
sympathizes with us in every sorrow,
gives US strength to bear every burden,
pities us in our weakness, takes us by
the hand and leads us along life's
pilgrimage. and will lead us at last to
the place where Eve shall no longer
see through glass darkly. but face
to face -
A. friend of D. L. Moody was in
Edinburgh and he heard one of the
leading Scotch Presbyterian ministers.
He had been preaching from the text !.
"And every eye shall Him." and be
closed by saying. eyes. every eye.
Adam will see Him. and when he
does he will say: This is he who was
promised to me in that dark day when
I fell;' Abraham will see Him and
will say. This is He Whom I saw
afar off; but now face to face:' Mary
will see Him, and she will sing with
new interest the magnificent. And l.
too, shalt see Him, and when do,
will sing: Rock of Ages, cleft for
me. Let me hide myself in Thee >,
Let us learn. once more. that Life
here is incomplete. This is Easter
day. Has death entered your home
and left his mark? Is there vacant
chair at your Preside? Is there a
face that you used to see that you will
not look upon again? Do you long
for ''the touch of q vanished hand
and the sound of voice that is still?"
Your loved one was Gods own child.
All this is your Easter message: it
points out to you that your loved
ones whom death has claimed. who
lived here in this life subjected to the
worlds burdens and WEAKNESS and
struggle and strife. have passed away
to complete their lives in that fuller.
deeper life beyond, where no tears fall,
no shadows come. where no wasting
sickness is. where pain is unknown.
where all is light and joy. and where
their spirits are glad with an immor-
tai strength. They're in the presence
of the King. Their faces are all
shine with an inner joy. They are
radiant with gladness. They re wait
ing for your coming. You'll see
them again. They're not dead they re
alive for evermore.
/ Let Us thank God for Resurrection
Revealings.
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furnish copy of such notices to t

furnish copy of such notices to the
official paper of the county for publ.
cation. If there are more than two pa
pers in the county. In its recent bid
for the county printing contract.
which was rejected upon dimsy pre-
text, the islander included the cleo
ton advertising at one eighth the
price which the law authorizes. 1t was
not included in it's competitors bid.
which was also fifty per cent higher
upon what it covered. Both bids
we're ridicu lously low, perhaps be-
cause newspaper men as a rule are
pretty nearly destitute of common
sense when it comes to bidding for
public printing.
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petition is in circulation and is
being very numerously signed asking
the county commissioners to improve
the foot of Spring street by construct
ing a concrete wall along the shore
line for a short distance SO as to ad-
NIT of proper grading and provide ac-
cess to public float for launches
and other small craft. The proposed
improvement would not only give
strangers q favorable impression OF
the town upon first arrival but would
be very great convenience to hun
dreds of county residents who have
frequent occasion to visit the county
seat in launches and other small craft.
The foot of the main street of the
county capital should be something
more than dumping ground for old
tin cans and other refuse. and the
people here certainly pay enough
road taxes to entitle them to the i'm
provement asked. County Surveyor
Allen has charge of the petition.