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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-08
ACADEMrc LEAGUE NOTES

Captain Mitchell of the 1907 Lick football
team and left tackle on the eli academic team
for last year intends to enter the University of
Oregon this fall.
Because of the increased number of entries
IN the 40 $50 and mile events the A. A. l..
officials should appoint inspectors. At
present there are too many chances for foul
work which, although in most cases, is unin-
territorial, prevents some good man from scoring.
Lowell and Polytechnic high schools played
enc OF their Arst sableague baseball games at
Fifteenth and Valencia street grounds yester-
day afternoon. Lowell won ty score of Q TO 5.
This makes Lick, Lowell and Cogsweu equal in
percentage.
Wilmerding baseball team win meet Com
mereial team at Phelan park next Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Noble and Jones, the crack Lowell basket ball
players, will have chance to show their class
when the Lowell basket ball team under the
name of Indepents win meet the Olympic club
team. formerly the crack Titans
Meyers of Lowell and Holman, captain of the
1908 Lick football team, the stars in the
relay race of the academic field day. Holman
in the third lap brought Lick from second to
nrst position and gave his team a lead which
no other man but Meyers could have overcome
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of the late John and Honora Greeley, and
loving sister OF Nellie Thomas F.: William
lane, native Of New York. (New York
papers please copy.)
Eff Friends s,. and acquaintanees are respect
dsnce Of her sister, Mrs. Philip Muilane, 2lao
romeo's church, where a solemn requiem high
mass for the repose of her soul win be ceie
Holy Cross cemetery.
H1NkELTIn is this city, April g. 1908. Charles
LEWIS T,gs zia ihnSel. dearly beIoysd husband an Of
john Benismn shgr fataet sa o ana Mss
Hinkel and Mrs. Lottie Cato. native OF
Gealena, Ill. aged so years months and 1s
Friends and acquaintance are respect
IuIiy MY invited to attend the funeral today
from his late W residence slo Castro s. Street. i.
funeral car from corner Of TRhirtisth street
lRIELAN-In IAN,- this city. April 9, 1908, Warren
5sa;ss PslS,sd sS son q lima and the late william
Frank Irelan. a native Of California, aged
81 years II months and l3 days. member
OF the master plumbers association.
FRIENDS and acQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today iwednes-
naylc nayp, at 2 O'clock p m. from 18th the funeral
street Mission Masonic temple). under the
auspices Of Hesperian parlor No. 1877, N. s.
" W. lnterment Odd Fellows cemetery.
The officers and members OF Hesperian
parlor No. 1877, N. S. G. W., are hereby
in notined to attend the funeral of our late
Of Bunker nSn NJ M.son snsst pssr psr
Iwenty third Funeral 6nder the auspices Of
w. T. McCREAGH, President
JESS 81. R0xBURGH. Secretary.
JoHN-In this city, April I, 1908, Florence
John Of Mil Valley, CAL
Remains at the funeral chapel Of Charles
a.. j. Truman, 1909 Mission street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
hhONEST.In this city. April 8. 1908, Charles
kronest. beloved father of Mrs. n. Freilesen.
Charles kronest Jr., Mrs. A. Lockard Mrs
Agnes Owens, Mrs.. Hattie Keller and Mrs
-. L. Bachant, native of Germany, aged
MAAS.At rest In this city, April q 1908,
captain Matthias (Martin) Mas dearly be-
loved husband Of Anna Mans. lcving fat6sr a
Wa1nam AnA CandinA kAaA and Ane. ~.
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her into a bank to avoid injury to the
old man. which slightly wrenched the
steering gear, and caused the cars
to somewhat slacken their pace. On
account of this and the many small
towns en- route the big racer and her
pilot did not reach Oakland until in
time to catch the 4:40 broad gauge.
ARRIVES UNHERALDED
On account of the lack of knowledge
of her whereabouts, and the time of
her arrival, the De Dion did not re-
ceive as noisy and demonstrative a re-
ception as was given the other cars,
but this was more TO the liking of
St. Chaffray and his companions as
they were very tired. The car was
brought up Market street to Sutter. out
Sutter to Van Ness. along Van Ness to
the headquarters of the Renault Freres'
selling branch, where it will be clean ed
and prepared for the continuation of
the trip. In conversation yesterday. st.
Chaffray was loud in his praises of
California, saying it contained many
beautiful views. He stated that the
roads of the state, generally speaking,
reminded him a great deal of those of
France. which is noted for this particu-
lar feature. ST. Chaffray is a noble
man by birth and is travelling in his
own car, at his own expense.
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of the car and its occupants in Pacheco
pass ST. Chaffray was delighted, as
he said his camera and pictures, as
well as the furs of the three men, had
been stolen en- route. Just outside of
Gilroy automobilists met the car and
escorted them in, but a very short
stop was made.
HIT HIGH SPEED
After leaving Gilroy along a piece
Of very pretty road the cars fairly
flew, going several times at the rate
of SO miles an hour. and the engine
of the De Dion was as sweet as though
it had not come over the co~tinent. At
San Jose the car was run into the
garage, where it was housed while the
occupants were entertained by La
France club at the Lamolle .house.
This entertainment had to be cut
short. as it was the wish of the travel
ers to reach Oakland in time for the
O'Clock creek route boat. but while
passing through Milpitas an old man
drove Immediately in front of the De
Dion, causing Auban, her driver, to run
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PREP SCHOOL RELAY

BERKELEY, April 1.-The first relay
carnival and special invitation meet
will be held on the university oval Sat-
urday by athletes of the various pre-
paratory schools, under the auspices of
the big CO. society of the university.
Entries for eleven events have been
mailed to Linwood Dozier, chairman of
the field day committee, who announced
today that Berkeley and Oakland high
schools would contest in the dual high
school relay. For the championship of
the coast the Olympic club, University
of California and Irish-American teams
have announced their intention of en-
tering runners for the relay.
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SONOMA SENDS us
SHARE OF EGGS
Cooperative Manager Says
That Product Comes to San
Francisco Market
SPECIAL DIspArcH no rHp oALL

SANTA ROSA. April THE pub
lished reports in the daily press re-
garding the combining OF Sonoma
county poultrymen and diversion of the
products from the San Francisco mar
ket is strongly resented by the officiaIs
OF the Sonoma county cooperative
poultry association. Manager w F.
Shulz, in charge of the local depot, has
In consequence issued the following
statement regarding the conditions pre-
vailing here:
We, for ourselves, certainly cannot claim
credit for the recent sharp advance on the
price Of eggs on the San Francisco dairy produce
exchange. The fact that we have shipped every
egg so far to San Francisco certainly proves
the inconsistency Of the commercial reporters
version that diversion from the San Francisco
market Is the cause Of the advance. We have
from the beginning been desirous Of negotiating
for our product with San Francisco parties but
were not given the attention that we should
have received, but since commencing opera
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o'R0URKE-In Oakland. Cal. April Z. 1908.
John ]. O'Rourke. beloved husband of Esther
O. ORourke and father Of Edith and Irene
o Rourke, a native OF California, aged 45
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
late residence, 564 Twenty eighth street Oak
land. thence to Sacred Heart church. where
solemn requiem high hass for the reposs
Of his soul win be celebrated commencing at
10 a. m Interment st. Mary's cemetery
oUELLMALz-In Oakland. CAL, April 8. 1eos.
otto 9ueLmalz. husband Of the late Ba-
petra Ouellmalz, devoted father OF Fred and
Carl Quellmalz, and loving brother OF Charles
Quellmalz. native Of Germany. aged SO
the Verein Eintracht
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurss-
dayl, az O'Clock p m, from the funeral
parlors OF Bunker & 1unt, 2668 Mission street
between Twenty-second and Twenty-thfrd
Of Harmony lodge No Is, K. Of P. fntsrrRns,s ftR,sSf
private Please omit flowers.
=, Harmonic lodge No. 10. Knights Of Py-
thias-The officers and members are hereby
notified to attend the funeral Of our IL ts
brother, Otto Quellmalz tomorrow Thurs
dayl, az O'Clock sharp. from the funeral
parlors OF Bunker 4 Lunt Mission street be-
tween Twenty-second and Twentv-third
ADELBERT II. WEST g. O.
HENRY WlLLWEBER. K. OF R. and S.
RATEKIN-In this city. April 7. 1905. Cynthia
ac.,as1 a. hatekin. beloved mother Of Mrs. Edna
Cowden Of San Francisco. Mrs. Sarah ss1I'' i
Mcclure Of Greenfield. No: Mrs. veIiin5ia
Fish Lot Of Indian Territory: Mrs. Toby Marcy
o., OF kocnester. n y. and Mrs. Cynthia Nc
Gleilan Of Santa Barbara. Cal, native Of
INDIANA, aged SO years l month and DAYS.
wichita and Arkansas city, Ark. papers
RlCHARDSON-In Oakland, Cal, April I. 1905.
Mary L.. Richardson, beloved mother OF I'm.
gene and Lot W. Voorhees, a native OF New
YORK, aged 70 years months and 20 days.
RILEY-In this city. April Z, 1905. Kate
Smyth, beloved wife OF j. F. Riley ana
sister OF William. John. Joseph and Thomas
smyth and Mrs. Anna Rogers, native Of
Montreal. Can. -
Friends and acquaintances are respectful1v
invited to attend the funeral Friday April
10, az II o'clock a. m- from her late resi-
aence. s1llI Webster street. Interment Wood
lawn cemetery. by carriage.
SCHUTZ-In this city, April 5, 19Os. William
Schultz, native OF New York, aged 81 years
l month and u days.
The funeral will take place topor-ov-
tThursdayl. at 10 O'Clock from the funeraI
parlors OF Theodor Dierks & Co. 900 ne
v1sadero street corner OF McA AHister Tnfar-
menr Cypress Lawn cemetery by IL as a m
train from Third and Townsend streets
SIxTUS-In this city, April 3 1908. Ruaolnn
Sixtus, beloved son OF Michael and Maria
sixtns, and brother of Maria. Babeffs IA. 4
ward, Frederick and Ferdinand Sfxfus ns-
tive OF San Francisco. CAL srsd ~>srs
months and 23 dayz.
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Kansas.
DEATHS

BAHR-In this city, April Z, 1908, Mary Bahr,
beloved wife Of Frank Bahr native of Mn.
nieh, Germany, aged 80 years and DAYS
Friends and acQuaintances are respectfully
snFiteo to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
Gay. at 1880 o'clock a m. from the
1875 Golden Gate avenue near Fillmore
street. Interment Mount olivet cemetery. via
1l:45 O'clock a m. train from Third and
Townsend streets.
BARKLEY-In this city, April z. 1908. Bessie
A Barkley, beloved daughter Of Anna O. and
the late William "a. Barkley, and sister of
Alice g. and the late William H. Barkley
Jr.. native Of San Francisco, Cal
BERGER-In this city, April 8. 1908 Ion,s
Berger, dearly beloved husband of the late
Lettie Berger, loving father OF Mrs Henry
Nedel, Mrs Rudolph Behrens, Mrs Bert Nor
rison and Edward Berger beloved son of
Mrs. NJ Berger and beloved brother of Mrs
Mrs. G.. Brown, Mrs. J. Frank and Isaac
Berger, native of New York aged "A
years. member OF Phoenix grove No 17g,
Z. A. o. D.; Golden Gate aerie No 81. n
Q. E., and California castle No. 1, knights Of
the Golden Eagle.
Friends and acquaintance are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral today
"wednesday. April S, at O'Clock D. M
from Red Mems hall, 24o Golden Gate ave,
nue. near Leavenworth street. where serv-
grove No. IT9. q. A. o. D. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery. by carriaRe Remains
at the funeral parlors OF Theodor Dferks &.
Co. 300 Devisadero street corner of McAllfs-
ter.
California castle No. /. knights Of the
requested to attend tie funeral of our late
brether, Louis Berger, today (Wednesdavl
April 5, at ? o'clock D. m, from Red Mems
ball. 2<o Golden Gsts aTsnuss
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lined up against the best Of them with good.
bad and Indifferent luck Atten got two de-
cisions over him three four years ago. and
be also mixed IL with Sullivan in a couple Cf
short distance mills. Feltz will hang around
for while in the hope Of getting on with
some live one He bars nobody who can make
bis weight
Alex Greggsins, manager Of the San Fran.
cisco athletic club. has received his permit and
will attempt TO revive the four round game this
evening. when he puts a series Of bouts at
his clubrooms. 925 Golden Gate avenue. The
following card has been signed up: Spider
Bliss vs.. Ernest Towser, 11o pounds: Joe Turn
acle vs.. Joe Turman, 115 pounds; Johnny Doyan
VS.. Willis Robson, 120 pounds: Tom Sweeney vs.
John Robson 100 pounds; Tom Mcfarland vs.
Joe Dean, l25 pounds; Willie OConnor VS. Sam
Nelson, 136 pounds; I'd Brown vs. Walter
Dunn. 100 pounds.
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tons have been receiving offers from San Frau
cisco dealers for our product In such number
that IL we had quadrupled the output We
could not have supplied the demand
The San Francisco dealer knows whether or
not he can Use our product. be Is thoroughly
posted as TO what The eastern marxerS ~iti
oder him. and if he indicates what sla1 Re
the ruling price for the commodities by his
willingness to buy at certain figures on bis ey
change should not then give out any fallacious
reports as to what hearing our operations have
their ideas Of prices.
II is clear in minds that either the prices
that they are making are absolutely correct
from their speculative ideas. that IN antict
patton OF an increased demand shortly they are
willing TO pay the figures that they name on
their exchange In any event we are taking
care Of our trade and viii protect them with
values
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TO PLAY VARSITY TEAM

BERKELEY. April THE Olympic
nine will cross bats with the varsity
team tomorrow afternoon on California
field. Thursday afternoon the varsity
will play st. Mary's independent team.
The varsity baseball team practiced
with the freshmen this afternoon in
preparation for the second game of the
intercollegiate series with Stanford on
Saturday on California field The line
up OF this game will probably be
charged, Butler playing the second
bag while either Earnist or Reid will
occupy the center garden.
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MORAN oUTPoINrs woLGAsr

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-Owen
Moran, the little English fighter, in
whose appearance there was much in
terest after the showing he made in
the match with Attell, had the best of
the argument in a six round 90 with
Kid Wolgast of Milwaukee before the
National athletic club here tonight
Although there was no decision the
advantage was plainly with Moran
after the first round.
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5 BOAT CREW sELECTED

BERKELEY. April IA provisional
varsity boat crew has been selected
by Coach NJ E. Garnett of the Univer-
sity of California as follows: No. l..
Dignan: No. 2. Schroeder: No. 3. Ball
No 4, F. Ashley; No. 5, H Ashley. No.
s. Robertson. No. Z, Davidson: stroke.
Captain Dean Wftter. The coxswain
will be either Myers or McSpadden.
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FRANCE FAVORs RUSSIA

PARIS, April 7.-Speaking before
the senate today Foreign Minister PIN
chon announced that France was sup
porting the proposals for Macedonian
reform advanced by Russia. consider
ing them preferable to those made BY
Great Britain. The minister said furl
ther that France had joined Russia
and Italy in supporting the Servian
demand for a railroad concession from
the Danube to the Adriatfc
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flanagan TO ENTER

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April r.
Track Captain F. R. flanagan will en-
ter the invitation track meet at Berke-
ley next Saturday, April IL, under the
auspices of Big &C" society, when he
will compete in the pole vault in an
attempt to better his record of IL feet
4 inches, made in the intercollegiate
meet last April, and if possible to lower
the worlds record of IL feet Az inches,
held by Louis of Indiana university.
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CALIFORNIA HORSES ENTERED

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
BOSTON, April six fast entries
have already been received for Reads
ville's $4,000 free for all trot July 4.
They are Sonoma Girl. Sweet Marie,
George G. Kilke's Heart, Axcyell and
Wentworth. Some more entries ex-
pected are on the way from California.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
vii not be inserted They must be handed IN at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons autbor-
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
ktricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
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"A GE

The racing automobile bearing the tricolor OF france
Those the upper picture reading e
right A E. Lascaris and Boureier ST. Chaf
fray picture taken by The Calls special photo
grapher dashing through one OF the
fords in the Pacheco pass
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Tommy Feltz, the old time eastern feather
weight, arrived from New Orleans last night
ana Immediately began 70 hurl challenges at
Abe Atteli, Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan or any
other feather weight IN the business who is
snxious for 60 Feltz is accompanied By
bis manager. Doc Philips. who says that the
little veteran is as fast as ever and can make
any of them hustle.
Feltz Was a great fighter IN bis day He
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MARSHALL LOSES AT CHESS

- VIENNA, April Marshall lost his
game in the twelfth round of the in
ternationa1 chess masters tourney to-
day against Techman, while the other
American player, Joiner. left his game
unfinished in an even position against
Meises. Schlechter still leads.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN San Francisco Tuesday, April Z:
Charles Z. Ssbalot. 20, and Dorothy Hen
cr1cks, 26, both Of San Francisco.
Peder Andersen. 80, and Marianne Jensen,
26, both Of 2S95 Howard ST.
David Hymes, p. 952 Ellis St, and Jennie
Levy. IS, Gil Octavia st
Jacob Jacobson, 30, 7s3 Fifth ave. and Maria
Anderson, 30. 2b25 Pacific ave.
Harry n. Bishop. 81, and Edna n. johnson,
p, both Of l406B Rhode Island St
william a. Button. &c. and Alice Y. Wood
ward. a. both OF Sacramento.
Louis Ycre. e. 1870 Pierce St, and Jeanne
lsbussiere. "a, 221 Nineteenth St
OAKLAND. April The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Julius waldman,. ~. Montgomery. and Alta
Manuel 7. sOuza, "a. and Mary eonsalves,
Manuel y Pacheco, p. and Mamie Fsrria,
10, both OF Oakland
Harry Abraham, q. and Sarah E. Chick,
Is, both of Fruitvale
Henry B. Mathewson. 30. and Carolina v.
Fletcher 30, both of Oakland.
william Hoffman. II, Milford, and Florence
Wallace, IS Oakland
BOY A. Feathers. 2l, and Estella NJ Asay,
IS. Berkeley.
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BIRTHS

coLLIN-In this city, April g. 1905 to the
wife Of d. A Collin. q son
McPHERSON-In Fruitvale, CAL April 8. 1908.
70 the wife Of Ralph e. Mcpherson, a son.
zAK-In this city, April 4, 1905. to the wife
Of John zak tnee Spedl), daughter.
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EMMA GOLDMAN IINMoI.EsrEn

WINNIPEG, Man. April Emma
Goldman crossed the border into the
United States tonight without any in
reference.
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MARRIAGE

Hi.NElR3-sIsLIG-In Z this city. April Z. I9os.
% the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford pastor First
c41sc2n church. H4xg G. Einsx Jr. e San
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-06-26
SUM MONS

Is the superior Court of the State of Wash
L inEton III and for the county Of Thurslon
Ida 4. Gear, plaintif, -. Jefferson A. Gear,
defendant
State of Washington: To the said jet, .rSon =,
Ger the above named defendant
lou are hereby summoned 10 appear within
sixty days after the tr-t publication Of this sum
mons 10 vii: within sixty DAYS after the nth
day of June, DOS, and defend the above entitled
action III the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint oi the plaintiff and serve n copy
ol your answer npOn the UNDERSIGNED attorney
Tor pialntin. at hi office below stated and in
case OF your allure 80 10 do. Judgment will be
rendered against You according To the demand
Of the complaint which has been filed with the
tlerk OF said Court.
The object OF the above action j. To procure a
divorce from you by the plaintiff upon the
grounds OF ynur abandonment and fui ne 10 sap
port plaintiff for more than one year li-i past
6 &. ISRAEL.
Attorney Tor PhintIt.
i. @. and office address 2Ul NrKenuv Block
OLYMPIA, lhurston county. state of Washington
frSt FubilcAtloh, June l.. 1905. Il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-06-26
BONDS FOR SALE.
School District No. II. ThurSton
County. WASHINGTON.

School District No. II. ThurStOn
County, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to Il bond election held in School Dis
trict No. II, Thurston county, State of
Washington on the 9th day OF June.
1905, at which election more than
three-iifths oi the votes cast were " For
Bonds. Yes, said school District here
by offers for sale coupon bonds to the
amount OF twenty-nine hundred dollars
S2900.J payable twenty years after date
with the reservation OF right TO redeem
at any time after five years at the office
Of the Treasurer of Thurston county.
Washington, interest payable semi
annually and evidenced by coupons pay
able at said County Treasurer $ office
Sealed bids for the purchase of said
bonds will be received by the Treas
urer OF Thurston county, Washington,
up to u o'clock NJ. on the Sth day of
July, 1908, at the office of the said Coun-
ty Treasurer i'll the city OF Olympia,
Washington, at which time the bids re-
ceived will be opened and considered as
required by law.
Bidders will he required to specify
the price and rate of interest at which
they will purchase said bonds. but no
bids will be considered for any amount
below par or for an interest rate abov. 6
per cent. per annum and all bidders save
and except the State of Washington
only, will be required to deposit with
their bids with the said County Treas
urer certified check or draft, in the
amount OF per cent. OF the par value
of said bonds. No commissions will be
allowed and the right is reserved to re-
ject any and all bids.
The purpose OF this bond issue is for
the payment of warrant Indebtedness
and for repairing school house. Said
bonds will he ready for delivery on the
10Th day of July. 1908. Population of
School District about 800, assessed val
uation for 1907, 81 Is. 100; financial cond-
ton OF said district, cash on hand in all
the funds, S9l3.32; bonds outstanding,
So. 900; warrant Indebtedness, S3,303.
Dated at Olympia, Washington this
18th day OF June, 1908.
FRED. SCHOMBER,
County Treasurer of Thurston County,
Washington.
First publication, June -, 1908. It.