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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-24
LOOK FOR LOCKOUT
TROUBLE ON MOBfIgE wHARvEs IS
 EFFECTED.
x1mBer workers Refuse to siwn Scale of Longshoremens' Upkon and Aa- mounee Cut in Wages Of
 Laborers.

Mobile, July 23.--tSpecial)--It be- came known along the river front to- day that the agreement between the z6n9shorennen and the timber workers 1szoctation on March I5, 1907, had ex- pired and that the Timber Worker2' Association had declined to renew It., !.
 Tnstead 1t appears that two months ago they sent notice to the Internation- Fl Longshoremens' local. number sos, that at the end of sixty days the com tract would expire and that instead of renewing 1t the association Intended to make a reduction of 50 cents per day.
 n kheir letter to the locals that com prise the union longshoremen here the association stresses the fact that move Ezbnts in lumber have been seriously 1ntarrnnted of late because of the de- preaston in the lumber business both at honae and abroad, and that in all hrmnches of labor tt had been found necessary to lay men off because there ss q lack Of work. that ii the associa- ton wishes to compete with other mar kstk ik must reduce the expenses of handling timber. The 1etter Is signed by five lumber firms. &
 An offIcer of one of the locals said this afternoon that the mAn had Ilvsd fA1enful1y up to the agreement and that there was no inst cause for the reduc- Sion of 30 cents a day. It was under Htooo, he said that the lUmber hrTns were alrsady importing men here to take the places. As the matter now stands lt practically means lockout
 TO Twprove Mobile Theatre.
 Manager J. Tannenbaum of the Mo- ki1e Theatre, gave out the An6ormafion today that the theatre -is to be consid- erat1v improved before the opening of the coming season: The plans for these imp rovenaents have been pre- pared by T7udolph Benz and Sons, ar chifects of this city. and call for some change in the foyer and some slight alterations oal the stage The approach to the dress circle will also be rear. Fan9ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-24
!, TO Look Plant Over.

necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-24

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lesesne and Miss Agnes Rickarby are in AshevflIe N. C., for the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-24

pr. John Rush and Mrs. Greenwood
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26

"** Ger n@ermanin . 8ergnii'
9ungS, 8erein" Don Der u@ermania
2oge Nr. 100, Il. j. & u. ~, Der.
anitnltct am Counting Den 81. Sep
ten1ber, eincn iciucr bcliebten Aus-
fIiigc mad @cber'5 Yarf, ali Der Sar'
lorb-Goao. Gicic 5eitlihfciten ia.
Zen iid) ndbrcnb Ser lebtcn Sabre 81
sen beliebteIten aiiairen ibrcr art
cntnidelt, uto on audi oicies Wnl ein
olls tildtigen grrangellren bethlehem
0e5 Gomitc nit ben Gor6ereitungen
bctraut lit, lteDen allen Sbe%ilnebnlern
1enltbreihc Stltnoen in Nuslidt. Sr.
G6riitiun Ban lit Goriibcr oeS Gomi-
tes, Sr. Beorq Simmelleber Sefrc,
tdr, uuo i6nen ltebcn ole SS. Gbos.
Telp, Senrp Iinoeloein, Sreo. Bic
ller, @iQiam Shrage unb Conrad
Sensing 5llr Seitc. angcnebne
lleberraihungcn Iteben alien 5bcil-
nebntern in 9lhSiidt unb sic ai,oer
lperbcn pie iiblid beif)cnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26

So6f notiiri Of. D@os
tbnten Sic, alS Ser enborm bil5ls
fdn?" r@ir riien aus" ~llno
pas mar nit Dem Weglreiier geid1e-
ben" = Ser - Der ipor nutiirlib
audi mlsgeriiicn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
@crcimistc Sdngcr Ton Baltimore.

Sauptqllorticr: n@crmauia MGn.
ncrdor : 9olc;" ErGliocnt Senrg
Sbonlas; correiponoirenoer unb pro.
tofollircnber Sefret1r pro tenn. g.
Simmel5cber, Nr. 315, @oro.Gben.
Strabe; Sinan3iefretGr g. SimmeI.
beber, Wr. SIS, Rorb-Gben.S traBe;
Sdotmeiiter $. MidIit, Ir. 713,
@arner-S trabe; 3irisent Gh. Sem.
berger. Seriammluna ieoen 8ipeiten
Srei!o9 I'M Wonat.
,grion."
SinNItunOe Mittipod in Ser nStag,
Snllc," Nr. 205, Snrouerltrobc. 81,
rigent .. WtIomet.
,@ermania-W Gnner6or."
Sallptquartier: Germania . MGl.
ncrdor-SaIIe, Nr. 410 bis 4t2, @eit.
Sombaro-S trabe. Sinaltuhoe: 9on.
neritugs - 9irigent: Gbeooor Sem-
berger.
mn5robfnn."
Sullptquartier: Srobiinn . SoIIe,
Ger. 1000, SreOerid @penue. Cling.
Hr. 1t6, Torb.B acarS trobe, Sing.
ltilnoe: @ittipods = 8iriaent: Sobn
u. &lein.
nIrbeiter.W Gnnerdor.r -.
Sauptquartier: @noreas' SaIe.
314, Sanoueritrabe. Sinaltunbe:
Witttpods - 9irigent: 9apio Me.
lamct. ~
y@ermania.N uartett. Club"
Sauptquartier: @agner's Sale,
itunoe: 9ienltaes. - 9irigent s.,
Garolus.
.EboIia-N dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 8oigt's Saue, Ger.
1922, Sarforb.aoenue. Sin9itunoe:
- 3irieent S. 8. Sranf..
n2ocuit.B oint-I dnnerdor."
Sanptquartier: Builders Sale,
ode guba- uno gnbreitrabe. Sing.
itunhe: Wittluod gbenos 8 ubr -
Subcrt ariippel.
.Nrbeiter.2 iroertafeI."
Sauptquarticr: gol3' Salc, Scr.
4CS, @cIt = 2erinatonjtraBc. Sina.
Gienltaas-Diriaent Suberi
STRIPPED.
n9aperiider WGnncrhor."
Sauptquorticr: Gdernlom's SaIle,
gde bnn Caroline, uno @pugbitrabe.
Sineitunbc: 0onneritag Ibenbs -
Dirisent: Illguit Sdneioer.
~Wo8art-N Gnnerhor."
S,diltiouartier: Mobert Boamer's
Tr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Singitunoe ieben 9on.er.
ltag abenb = Siriaent q. So. Y6bI-
mann.
ngi1enfran3."
Sanptql,artier: IusuIt 0oetel's
(pormaIs 3orn's) SaIe. gfe Der 3.
lino @ousbItrdbe, SigblanotoDn,
Singltunbe: Iittuods - 9iriaent
Geo. %. Yoblmann.
nNeIo6ie."
Souptquartier: S. Ries' SaGc.
gde 2omItrnbe nnb 9elair.N arft.
9irigeitt s. aaroIus.
.Sarmonie."
SeIptqilartier: 0r. Ala, Beit.
Sapette Strabe. Siugltunbe: 3ien
tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
~Metger.0 cianspc,e!H."
Sonttal,artier: Soffmann's SaQe,
2oip. uno Sorreititrabe. Sinaitunoe:
Gienitag = Girieent: Subert Scrip.
pei.
I .@abenia.M dnnerdor."
Sauptquartisr: Ytctt. nnb 8. Ctr.
!Sisblanbtown. SingItunbe: 9ien.
tags = Girigent Geo. 50. E6bIs
mann.
yGeutif : llngariifer 2ieberfran;."
Salptqliortier: S%tterbein's Salle
driiber ueintradt : Saac"), Occult.
~ ~ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
EercinS . &aIenber.

@ader-@ eiangperetn bon Baltimore.
9irigent Hrof. s. &arollis.
Sauptqiartier Sobn Sol5' SaQe,
Nr. 40S, @eit-2 erinstonsS traBe. Sc.
Den Sam1tae Abeno, init ausnabme
oes britten Samitnes i'm Nsonot,
Gineitunbe. Npril7-10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
$95O.OO. 3m uerfanfcn: $4,000.

3ene nenen. mopernen 6ipeinp1laen Sdufer
hesnue uno 5apcifeSs frase, NIT ader mooer.
ner G~ihrt6tungen; ccmentirie Seller, Sol uito
Hrpttoirs. Gmdilirte gnoepannen unb GDGerls
NuSgiife. Mlrmprtreppen uuo ~,CSeiinic, iant
tdre Drainage. Straben nit hjirjti5Irten 3iegcIs
fteinen 9epfldffttf." Sie niiiiieh 'sefcben iuer""n.'
UNI tie fbdsen sn fonnen.
Man rebme Sairmpnnt : gbenue $ NaaquIis.
Scbr Ielhte Beoineuneei. BUR Sufpeftion ide.
t6 uno Sonhnes often. ~siaerfen am Slate.
Brunomietbe $4,000 - fehSunooreibig Collars
bro Sabr. '
gEalter E. @eitsbaf,
(Daait8-1 Bdmunternebmet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
SciratbS giccnscn.

Sorrp Mc5cf %, Nr, POLO, CHS.
tport6itroBe, mo Nina Bros % Sab
II alt.
Nrt5lr Tictrc %, Or. 1927, Gan.
ton. Nucnllc, mo Nllgl.itu NciB II
Sabre alt.
Sobn Nnjicd %, Eoitofiice , 9or
1t5, @enorifS, So, rtO Moria &lat'
tic % Sabre alt, Bremen, GclltIdl'
lallo.
2oltiS @rccnitcin %, 9ir. 132, g.
@pnoltrobc, lnO Irutu Yottnlon 20
Sabre alt.
Somea Iinn 81, Scr. 70, Sodion.
Nlp2nlic, Goboc3, N.sD, mo @tbel &.
Subcr 81 Sabre alt, Nltompnt, 9tcru'
Worf.
&ofpb 3icglcr "a, Sort &opcn, Eo,
mo ellie 5. &obIcr % Sabre alt,
TembCrrDtownL Yo.
GbomuS Sltlco % mo @llileppiln
G%occunliii is Sabre alt.
Npplifont @octono Slllco, Nr. 21S,
GcorlltroBc.
Miuiom &olonb 40, Mittucr, unO
Gliiobctb 90. &ocob 81 Sabre alt;
9pplifont Nobcrt Mpnn, 9tr. 257,
81 itt3t.Strobc, Ncm 0orf.
Suruar6 .. TrCld) A, Nittlucr,
Gun Sronjisco, Gal, mo Sllliolt
&nnoicn 35 Sabre alt, Mittpc, @oibs
inNton 9. g.; Ipplifnnt s.. :.
Trcltd), Nr. 500, Meit-& omborbltraBe.
G0Qor y. proofs 81, 9tr. 220i,
SitsNibOIcitrobc, ullo G0itb VI.
Sbompion 10 Sabre alt.
&oiepb i. Wic@puon %, 9tr. 720,
20. Strubc, NorOmcit @oibin9ton,
2. s., rno Worp &. &or0p 70 Sabre
alt, @oibinGtoL 9. &.
@illiom $. SimonoS - unb Nl.
bcrto 0uloncp % Sabre alt \ Ippli.
font Yoitor Charles &. Slllb, Ar.
1000 Siftb Ipcntc.
Charles &ri0cr 81, 0cldic0cn, ulb
Wurtbo Eolt y Sabre aft; Ipplifont
Charles NJ. Gpltcr, 9tr. 1924, Dit
%nltimorcitrobc.
@arrp &. burlington % ulb
@lmonbo Is. Sorrelter % Sabre alt;
Npplifont @cbiter .. SoltcS, 9tr. 202,
Gbirh Npcmlc.
Scnrp @nl0mon 26, Wpilnt gSi.
llouH, W.tO,, mo Gloro Serbe % Sab
rl alt; HppIifont Treberid @olomoll,
Mtount @inonS, Mo.
Ilcrdnocr W. Zane 81, So9crSs
tolun, Wtb, uno Sclcn i. Sootc y
Sabre alt, . gcl6ieoen 8olpelton,
Scrus. M
Ginbrcd erbnnb e III &erf.
- Sic IicbtSbonoc, lpcldc icit ci.
lliacn Gugcn I'M @ciOGitsuicrtcl Der
Stobt ibr bulltlcS gScicn trcibt,
lbcint ibrc 9cutc5iigc nodl nid)t bscu.
Oct 81 bobcn. @eitern Wiorgcn mllra
&c III oacr 6rilhe Dem Gigurrcnlaocu
Charles Hlldel, 9tr. 423, Noro.5olu.
croltroBc, Gin 9eiudl obgcltottet, nlo
Cnbaf mo Gigorren I'M @elanmlt.
mcrtbc bon $40 mitgcbcn gebeiBcn.
Sic Ginorinalin0e bobntcn iid ibren
g8c1 in Den Hoben Ollrd) 3erIdnciOcn
hes Obcrlidticniters in gon5 GDnli.
der @cilc, mie Dor luenigen Sagcn
Gin GinbridS0iebltabl in Den Saoerl
Der &lnuclier = Sirmo nScnnegor,
Bates q 60" bcuerflteQigt mllrOc.
Gic Eoli5ei lit Der Iniid)t, oab lie eS
nit Oericlbcn @onbc 5u tbum babe,
Die IN Der porigel Mod)e aus bent
&obcn Der vGcoo Grlig Company"
ctluo $50 9~oorgclb burd) Grbre0en
ser Hcgiitrirfnlic crbcntete. Sic Sc.
tcttipe Boloer mo 0renna pom 80,
li5ci . Souptqllortier, iino nebcn einis
gen Eoli5iiten bonn fpeltlideu Eoli.
5cioiltrift nit Der Nltfiinoung Der
Gicbe beiNdftiGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
sse nidi rlnc anuDrur fnuirnY

Sic Hrciie lperbel Gle iiberrnlbcn. Gage 3
Wetlen iiibli6 bon Der Sinbt al: Der rs, y.
4 VI. gleftrifben mo G6oris9ine Gticnbabn."
200 Sub bod acleAeil, ucberblid ani Baltimore.
SGbrgelo 10 Gents fir Eunofnbrt. Is WIinliz
ten bon Der Staot %entfcrllt. llebcr 20 3iiGc
icbcn Sn1. Sir Sinielnbeiicn iGrGibc man al
8. VI. Brian, Nr. 34t, Glib Srcmunt'glpcnue
SepiS-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26

glr. 1916. 0ItsNaItimorc. strobe; @runb8in3
Nh, 2l6, gtorb.yioiesS trabe; @runn5irS $50.
@aiicriteller $3.50, Stcnert $tt. giudo5uiragen
III oer Siitce oes uSentidlcu Gurrciponbcnt".
26S-701
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
Gallagher, Der Sanmciiter.
In ntrtanfen:
.2..g~~ f+xs cnn nfnA ~ nrn-Q "a

Sdnier I'm 600 Bod HurbsNiuoer.Str
Chen boIcnoet cine Jteibe mooerncr, 5ipets
Itbdieer Sdnier. 6 3imiuer itnb Dab. 9ns
Rane5imlnler Bot enlai uirie Nanre iino f~antidres
$3.50. Gieoriger 9rinoSins. Sbige Sdufer
baben bobe uuo aeiunoe eaee. gnt1nfraaen i'm
Whrean, VT. 1851, DISAPPOINTMENT Strn6e.
(t43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
Scrmann Wa0enhupp,

@eneraI.gIecnt NIB Srlinoeiecttbunls. MAILER,
empfieblt it) benz aecbrtcr Ylblifim beieus
Sum GoueTiircn bon Wiictbcn mo @riith5infcn,
siu, 8erfaui bon icaIidem @ruroei0enibum, fos
Shiffsfurien bon lir6 mad europa ii1o bel
mir al bahen.
@ireau: 4O7 @aitbcrsgIoa.-tt1 G..GbarIess
Gtra6e. (Scpti ,t2W,ie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
270O 8cuicrt Nagncr-N pcnnc.

3lpeiiiodipc, |ernnen,S ront sSpbnbdlifer, nile
iBcoerlict &inridiilgen; Srii1o'liide a. bel
1872; @runosins 500. Veii6tigt oietc Sdiier
Dor anoerlpeitiaem saul.
Niebrisc Erciic. &cidtc Scoimgnnsca.
SGglidJ nnb Spnntags pffen.
2 bis 8 Nubmiitugs.
Hamcg,
225 2n,u, @nilSiug.
(Septis. 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
@Guicr III u%crramrcn


$3.50 Sur eiIles leIler pndioouell Sa!i'
TprosSdrcsS trabe. Gementirte 1rotioire. sell
Ier unb Sof; enniairte gaoeipanne nnb alii
tenausgiB etc. $50 911r iftb 9ieit inter iebr
Ieihten 0ebingnngen fauieit eines iener rieoers
men &drfer. Veiihtiat ie NH iiber5ei9i SUD.
Scbr Ieibte @eoinautgen. Gblparo Z. stord,
at Srt inb Steie. CSliti17, 1S.1&GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
Wnltimprc Mnrftbcridtc.

Baltimore, %. Sept. 1903. E
Webl. - 3uiubr 13,0l5 Soilcr,
cinihlicBlid 6S0l SGiicr SIT Occult.
Yoint uno 1851 S0iicr 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26

Sciitt Gin Scim.
S1rt aaf W,ictbe 5u 5abicn.
Eraftpolte ueue muoerne siueit5digc Sdnicr Int
1900 Wcpiert interchangeable.
2eidtc ycoingunaen.
sdaiid nno eonntaBs pffen.
(Septi6 19GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
3erlaust i'm M%agcmciucu.
Tsmtiaes s.Nnrrau.

VT tfHHWV' :, a.
9icienieen, sic bcutlGc San6perier, ~glrbeiter
nno Sicnitboten 5u bcibGitieen miinibcll, mol
len ii6 perf1nIi6 obcr in frnnfirten Nricfen an
ben Mgeiticl Der 8cfcnffdti. Subnnn .. Wtreef,
Simmer II, 4r. 2i5-211y Guurtiano Strafe,
tuenbeil. ipeftber uncntgcltli6 g~uSfullit eribeilen
pir6. Sprcfftuloen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
Con27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
Stcacngcinhc.
Stcncncfnm:

Gin iun9er WinnIl, Der 5pct Sabre ais Bidder
aearbeitet bat, Icig MAIDEN mo Vdllfnrbeit
perridten. toipie Cafes, iudbt grbcit. Jiu65us
fragen lbei SuBn Said,, Tr. 1880, @arrctt.Auc.
4pcnit. 9piut. (2G0-70
Stelcgeiudl.
Sine dltere Srnu fuht Steuc ais 0nliSblItes
rim poer ltnt III einent SnteI ooer Ncituntanis
Slide bebiiIfli6 si iein. 9tudl6ifrngcn IN 9ir.
1910, llniuu.Auc, naBc Iprttsiue. (26S-70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26

Sofcf. - 3lifuDr 6l13 Nllldel;
ans ben Glcpoturen 5uriid0c5ogen
3l36 9uld)cl; Glcbotorcu = &orrotb
210S35 9uIdcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
Scrlanst = Sranen uub MGbdcn.

0crlungt:
sine Srnu 3inl Nodben, 2Suibcn liIo Nil=
aeIlt, fopie eil WidSdbcl fir bic uupcnleine
2aiisarbeit. 9iahjuirn9cn in Tr. 1929, ct.
Yanl' Strnhe. god
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
@crlangt = Manner unS @uabcn.

VCfInf0t.
Gin oenti6er Surae. ~ulaefdbr Is Sabre alt.
Dem Flnbc nibIi0 Su miutbca; glte Seimatb
tilr ben rcdteH iun1ei Miunlh gdd5uirugcn in
Nr. 100, Columbia 9iucnuc, 5ipiibcn . lilto )
llbr giadmittugs. (269-7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-26
Scutigc Shlubrate:

No0gc Il. 3llflbr 13,612 Wlis
oilS oct Glcpotoren 5irildge5ogen 49,
|uid)el; Glcpotorcr . Tprrotb 6G,t32
@ul6cl.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-28
Mitchell Bay and Roche Hafbor

B. J. Briggs has returned to his
work near Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennon have returned
to their home in Victoria.
W. P. Smith went to Bellingham
on Monday to visit his son.
Frank Rouleau made a business
trip to the city on Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Lightheart is very sick
at her home near Andrews bay.
Miss Alice Williams met with q
painful accident at school by getting
her thumb put ont Of joint.
Mrs. w. W. Bolter is visiting her
sister and brother. Mrs.V. 2. McCrary
and John Arend. at Deer Harbor.
A very enjoyable dancing party
was given by the young people here
Saturday evening ut the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. E. W. Botsford.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-28
Keeping Apples

In the coast country the difficulty
of keeping apples is to get the tenn
perature low enough in the apple
houses or cellars. Ventilators which
can be opened at night and closed In
the daytime have been put in at
some places with good results. Even
with the door opened at night the apple
house is cooled, q slat or screen door
b ,ing provided for the inside to be clos
ed while the outer door is left open.
Thus the temperature may be kept
closely down to IS degrees and with
dampness and cleanliness fruit may
be kept for some time. However we'll
fruit is kept more or less waste will
occur, and when satisfactory price
is available, as rule. nothing is to
be gained by holding except for such
varieties as find best market in spring,
like Ben Davis. Gano, Grimes and per-
haps Wlnesaps. and even with these
it may be to the growers interest to
turn in early if market is anywhere
near satisfactory Horticulturist
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-28
DOE BAY

I Mrs. Bliss was in Bellingham one
day this week.
A. @. Fisk spent day in Bellina-
ham this week.
Oloise Schmidle had his orchard
pruned this week.
VIM. Legbandt ia home. after
having been absent all summer.
Fred Schmidle made business trip
to Bellinaham and back Tuesday.
r. Allfree shipped quite a lot of
apples and pears to Bellingham this
week.
Mrs. G. E. Nelson entertained Mrs.
Green and son last Sunday 1T her
home.
Mrs. Frank Fisk's friends are glad
to learn that she has quite recovered
her health.
Mrs. WalberR, of Friday Harbor,
was the guest of Mrs. Culver por-
tion OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. BiRear and A. and
M. Nailor we're callers at Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander's last Sunday afternoon.
S. D. Robertson received O consign-
ment of fruit trees Monday to be
delivered to various orchardists here.
Mrs. Louis johnson and infant son
have returned to BellinRham. after a
short visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Legbandt.
Misses Alice and Margaret Nailor
left Monday for visit with friends
in Seattle and Tacoma before return
ing to their home at Port Angeles.
! Miss Nellie Shoots returned to
Friday Harbor last Friday. after
spending couple of days here and
attending the Nichols-Legbandt we'd
ding.
! Miss Andrews, Miss Emma Nelson,
Miss Iva Bliss. Andrew Nelson and
John berg made the ascent of Doe
Bay mountain last Sunday, greatly
enjoying the fine view.
The evening services last week were
we'll attended each evening. Rev.
Hudson also preached Sunday morn
ing and Miss Bessie Gooch conduct
ed the service that evening.
| Miss Mabel Broder. of Friday Har-
Dor. and Miss Cecil Sanders. of Orcas.
were here Tuesday soliciting sub
scriptions for the BellinRham Herald
and donations for the Friday Harbor
hospital.
Mrs. Cade and Mrs. Cannis having
resigned as superintendent and assist
ant superintendent. respectively. of
the Sunday School. Mrs. Alexander
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-28

See Nash 1t you want to insure your
house, barn or furniture. 5-l2-tf
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-28
OLGA

Miss Walberg. of Friday Harbor.
is spending few days at Alderbrook
Farm.
John Doak has 1000 boxes of fine
apples which he is marketing at q
good price.
The Queen Brick & Lime Co. have
commenced the erection of their
buildings here.
Bruce Willis returned Tuesday
from seven mouths stay at fish
trap on WILDLY island.
There was a large attendance of
people from Olga at the masquerade
ball at Doe Bay Thanksgiving night.
Inselheim, which was hastily
abandoned by its owner last June,
has been rented for the coming year.
A big Thanksgiving dinner was
served at the Olga hotel. with a mum
Der of guests from the city and this
vicinity.
Sam Moore returned home Tuesday
from Princeton. B. c., where he has
been for year past. He will spend
the winter at home.
Miss Nellie Mcbride, one of the
popular summer residents of Olga,
was married last week to Judge
Kellogg. of Bellingham.
Miss Cecil Sanders and Miss Mabel
Broder were here on Tuesday solicit
ing subscriptions in the Herald contest
in the interest of Miss Broder.
q. A. Clark is putting up a barn
and chicken houses on the Dana place.
he expects to engage intensely in
the chicken business next year.
The islander was unable to make q
landing at East Sound and Doe Bay
last Saturday. The boats never fail
to make their regular landings at
Olga.
Rev. j. R. Mccartney. of the First
Presbyterian church, Bellinpham.
Will make some extensive Improve
ments to his cottage here during the
winter.
). Il. Snowden is spending some
Time on his ranch at the summit of
tne big mountain. He expects to
nave place there where he can take
care OF people who wish to spend some
lime on the mountain next summer.
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leland
pop. 1859

The ranchers and sportsmen Of this
end of Orcas island intend to make 9
demand upon the county commission
srs for an appropriation for the pur.
pose of stocking this portion of the
island with dozen pairs Of Chinese
pheasants. This fine game bird has
thrived to some extent in the neigh.
borhood Of West Sound but it 10 not
spreading over the island very much.
The hunters on Orcas island contrib.
uted no less than 800 to the license
fund this year. and we think some
of it should be spent in replenishinR
the supply of game birds. The
quail. both California and Bob
White. are fairly plentiful. and there
are enough deer left to bring the
supply up to normal conditions il
they are protected for Ave years or so.
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