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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
Art Department

Friday and Saturday
TIC for 15c stamped Doilies.
1Oc for 18c skeins of Columbia Floss,
colors only-no black or white.
1870 for 25c stamped Pillow Tops.
zoe for 40c Stamped Linens.
25c for SOC stamped Pillow Tops
25c for SOC stamped Linens.
25c for SOC Mating Shopping Bags.
371ac for 75c stamped Linens.
$1OO for embroidered Pillow Covers,
worth up to 1925.
1893 for 1898 antique lace Center
Pieces.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
WOULD GALL RUSSIA DOWN.
Congressman GoIdfogIe Demands 8
Square Deal for Jews.

Washington. January 1.-Representa-
tive Goldfogle of New York would
have the treaty of 1888 between the
United States and Russia abolished
unless the Russian government ceases
what he declares to be a discrimina-
ton by that country against American
Jews, and he has introduced a joint
resolution bringing about this result
The resolution is preceded by a long
preamble, in which it is declared that
Russia has, from time to time, refused
to recognize the passports of Ameri-
can citizens because they are of the
Jewish faith. The terms of the treaty
providing that the inhabitants of the
two countries, "shaI mutually have
the liberty of entertaining, sojourning
and residing in all parts of the respec-
tive territories of each other" are set
forth, and it is then declared that
Russia has repeatedly and in the face
of remonstrance from this country re-
fused to wise out passports because of
the religious belief of some of the
holders of them
In the resolution the president is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
FOLLOWER OF OSLER.
Man Past so Years of Age Commits
Suicide.

New York, January 21.-Thomas H.
Hutchins. the aged man who com
mitted suicide by shooting on the
steps of a police station here this
week after having made preparations
for the cremation of his body, was
an advocate of DR.. Osler's theory that
mans usefulness ends when he is SO
years old. This information was given
by the dead mans son. Herbert, who
was seen at his apartment early to-
day. According to the son, Hutchins
had frequently remarked that old
men were only encumbrances and
should end their lives. The old man
had been in poor health of late and
for the last six months had often
spoken of taking his life. Hutchlns
was formerly a wholesale grain mer-
chant but failed in business about Is
years ago The son, Herbert, is a
contractor and builder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
TIMBER REVENUE.
Boat Builders Ask for Extra Pay on
Old Contracts.

Washington. January 21-Claiming
that when it took the government con-
tract for the construction of torpedo
boats several years ago there was as
little known about such construction
as there is today in regard to the
building of airships and that, as a con-
sequence, it was unable to make prop
er bids, the Bath Iron works. of Bath,
Me. is asking the house claims com
mittiee to give its approval to a bill
providing for extra recompense to the
company. A number of other com
panies are also interested in the bill.
the total amount claimed by all of
them being nearly S1,0O0,00O. F. w
Hackett, former assistant secretary OF
the interior, and Henry w. Dunn, a
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the coming ceremony came out dur
ing the meeting of suffragists at Cal
vary Baptist church. Some of Miss
Co1emans radical friends even object
ed to her being 'given away" by her
father. but Miss Coleman decided that
this time honored custom at least
should be carried out. Mr.. Harden
brook will be allowed a best man but
aside from these two departures the
ceremony will be strictly one where
women predominant At the wedding
reception, it is planned to distribute
the wedding cake in miniature ballot
boxes. inscribed votes for women"
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Boston lawyer, represented the COM

Boston lawyer, represented the COM
pany.
They told the committee that at the
time the company took the contract
for the torpedo boat construction it
was impossible to tell what the cost
would be as no boats of that type had
ever been built. It was claimed also
that during the course of construction,
the specifications were changed by the
government. The amount asked by
the companies, it was said, would no
more than make up the loss which
they have sustained.
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SUFFRAGETTE WEDDING.
A Ceremony in Which Women VIII
Predominant Is Announced.

New York, Jan. a21-Details of an
interesting wedding-to-be became pub
lie here The unique ceremony will
probably be recorded as the s'suffrag-
ette'' marriage, for the bride will be
Miss Mary Coleman, the woman law
yer and prominent figure in the Wo-
mans National Progressive Suffrage
union. The bridegroom will be Fred
erick Hampton Hardenbrook and the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21

directed to renew negotiations which
shall protect our jewish citizens
against this discrimination. In case
Russia refuses to recognize its treaty
obligations, the president is required
to then give notice that he will sus-
pend the treaty and in case of the
persistence of Russia, the resolution
directs him to declare it at an end.
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knot will be tied some time during
Faster week. But here are the ar
rangements which will give the affa1r
it's "suffragette'' atmosphere:
All the usherS will be women, While
the Rev Lydia K. Commander, for
merIy pastor of a Unitarian church at
Baraboo, Wis, will officiate. News of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
Abruzzi Leaves for italy.

London, Jan. 21-The Duke of the
Abruzzi, who has been in London en-
gagged in purchasing an outfit for his
projected expedition into the Himalaya
mountains, has left for Turin. The
Italian embassy today denied a story
that the duke intended to renounce his
title in order to marry Miss Elkins.
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Curtain Department
Friday and Saturday

One lot of 15c fancy Silkolines ~.
will be placed on sale at. $500. nc
One lot of 18c fancy Cretonnes w.
will be placed on sale at. ....... re
Thirty pairs of ruffled Swiss 2S
Curtains, 211a yds long, go on sale cOc
We have quite number of pair and
pair-and-a-half lots of Lace Curtains Of
all kinds and qualities Nottinghams,
Swisses, Clunys, Cable and Brussels
Nets, Arabians, etc., priced from 85c a
pair up. All of them II DDTCE
' will 90 on sale Friday. p PHIL
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Jewelry Department

Friday and Saturday
1Oc for SOC gold bead Tie Ends.
SOC for $3.50 Martin Collars, velvet.
Soc for 800 Martin Collars, velvet.
Soc for 200 gold bead Chains.
$500 for 800 Jade Necklaces.
$50 for $50 Jade Necklaces.
800 for $50 black Sheath Bags.
800 for 800 buffed Alligator Bags.
800 for 1000 pig skin Bags.
500 for 1900 Alligator Bags.
1000 for 1900 Alligator Bags.
1000 for 5000 Alligator Bags.
ESQ for 800 fancy Belt Buckles.
3.75 for $50 fancy Belt Buckles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
Am the CO Lefs omen.

III TIC CTS 'ytIe OpOI.
New York, Jan. 21.-With gas es-
Gaping from every jet in his room,
Frederick e. Osborne, So years old.
of the International Bank Note COM
pany, was found dead at the Hotel
Wellin He had been i'll.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-21
Shoe Department


Friday and Saturday
Women's $3.50 and 81 Shoes-sizes
1, ~, 2, 21a, 3 and 31a on A, IA and
AAA lasts Two hundred and fifty
pairs on bargain table; Ct EO
choice. ............... ~ A"OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-29

En- esta imprenta Sc vcnd
papel de peri6dico viejo a 8
quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-29

nita.
Marietta Vorella. ....Despu6s
de pasar una corta temporada
en- el "Versalles' ha vuelto 4
su residencia en- la ciudad del
Este, la bella y graciosa mo-
renita, Marietta Varella, que
dej6 aqui la mas grata impre.
sion de simpatias por su belle.
"a y cnltura. Que vuelva
proEto la hcrmosa damita d
quien natura colm6 de gra-
cias, para tormento de los que
por elias fucron heridos por
el Dios ciego.
Buen viae. ...Nuestro joven
compatriota de Mayagiiez, Joa.
quin Martinez.Cintr0n Ina EN-.
barcado hoy para Estados
Unidos, para proscguir ALI ell
una Univcrsidad de Baltimo.
re, sus cstudios de leyes. Lie.
va dos amos aprobados con
buenas notas y cs aplicado !
inteligente. Buen viaje y 6xi.
to Ell el final de su noble EN-.
peiio lie descamos.
i!Se bdiia9---No Sc sabc segu.
ramentc 81 por fin sc baila el
domingo. tcremos 81 el ami.
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SERV|C|0
POL|C|ACO,
Disparos en- el "Ce-
boruco' y el agre-
dido resulto ileso.
En- ell barrio Montoso de
Mayaguez. Santiago Las
sale mata de una puma
lada a Natalie Figueroa
Julio Burgo perece ahogados en-
ell rie de Patillas, sorprendi-
do Dor una ayenida,

La information del cuartel
general de la policia insular
correspondents al dia % es
como sigue: Relacion de las
novedades ocurridas durante
las "a horas anteriores.
Dia IS, puesto de San Juan:
Infraccion ordenanzas mum.
cipales, 6; acometimiento y
aggression, 2; infracion ley de
carreteras, 1; Escalamiento, l..
Puesto de Puerta de Terra:
Infraccion ordenanzas muni.
cipales, 5; alterar la pas, 8;
infraccion al articulo 553 C..
p, l; hurto menor, l.
Puesto de Santurce: Infrac-
cion ordenanzas municipales 6.
Puesto de Ceboruco: Alte.
rar la paz, 8; acometimiento y
aggression, 3.
Manuel ARIZONA, propietario
de Ceboruco, dispar6 tres tiros
contra Catalina Pizarro. no
hiri6ndole, fu6 arreStado y
puesto a disposition del Fis-
Cal quien exigio S 100 de
fianza para que quedara en- IL.
bertad provisional.
Ell individuo Jose Ortiz, hi.
rio con una navajo al mucha-
cho Avelino Rodriguez, este
hecho ocurrit en- la panaderia
de Don Francisco Baston. ha.
biendose dado a la fuga ell
Ortiz.
Mayagiiez: En- barrio Mon.
toso, Santiago Lassalle en- la
noche del 26 mat0 de una pu.
ilalada a Natalio Figueroa,
fu6 arrestado y ocupada el
arma.
Lares, Sep. 25: En- destaca.
mento Callejones ha sido arres-
tado Candido Garcia, cuatre.
70, ocupandosele una yegua
hurtada ell ArecibQ.
q Patilla, Sep. 12: Hoy el rio
Patillas hizo una avenida, pc.
reciendo ahogado Julio Bur.
gos a consecucncia de venir
un gran golpe de aqua Ell cl
momento ell que pasaba el rio.
Sabana Grande, Sep. 23:
En- la tarde de aver fu6 sor-
prendida una jugada de mon
te, arrestando 4 IL individuos
y ocupandose dinero y naipe.
Todos estos individuos son per-
sonas desocupadas y jugado-
res de oficio.
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De SOC|tDAD.

EnfcrmoS. .-..Ha estado COS
dias enfermo de cuidado. en- SUI
residencia de SantuTce, nues.
tro distinguido compatriota cl
sehor Joaquin Fernandez-I.a
timer. que desde aver Sc en-.
cuentra fuera de peligro y en-
Was de complete restablcci.
miento. Sintiendo la enfer.
medad del sehor Fernandez
celebramos mucho su mcio-
ria.
Tambien estuvo muy enfcr.
mita la monisima niIia Maria
Providcncia de los distingui-
dos esposos Siaca .Pacheco Con
zalez. Mejoro aver bastante
y su estado es para suponer
que Sc encuentra en- franco
restablecimiento. Que el sol
de la salud vuelva a brillar
sin nubcs en- la gracioea faz dc
Ia militia Maria.
Guarda cana por prescrip-
ci6n facultativa. desde aver.
la lindisima trigueila dc la
calle del Parque. Esther Ba-
tista. aunque su dolencia no
& de gran cidado. Que
pronto vuelva a estar compile
hien La bella cuba.
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mo creo prudente---
dice---menclonar el
nombre de la perso-
ma a quien 70 aludi. y
deseo manifestar que
ningun miembro de la
Junta Central estaba en-,
mi mente cuando vo ha-
blaba."
La carta respueSta del goberna,
dor Post fa6 recibida aver
por ell secretafio de la iunta
central unioniSta.


La siguiente carta fue en-.
viada aver por el gobernador
a la junta central unionista:
"PALACIO DEL GOBIERNO
PUERTO RICO.
Septiembre IS de 1909.
Sr. D. Jose 6. Torres, presi.
dente, Junta Central del
Partido Unio1sista, S a n
Juan, P. r.
Sehor:
Tengo el honor de acusar
recibo de su carta de septiem.
bre 25, pidiendo informes res.
pecto de a quien me referi en-
mi conversation del otro dia
con los reporters. En- con.
testaci6n dire, que no creo pru-
dcnte mencionar el nombre de
la persona a quien yo alu-
di; pero deseo manifestar que
ningun miembro de esa Junta
Central estaba en- mi mente
cuando hablaba.
Muy respetuosamente
(Fdo.) Regis II. Post.
Gobernadr de Puerto Rico,
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60 Vilaseca, el ocupado secrc
tario, da por fin la grata nue.
va a los a6cionados a Terpsi
core.
A Ultima hora el amigo
Carlos Conde tiene la cortc
sia de infermarnos que el do
mingo habra bale eli obsc
quio al "club de damas' d,
la ciudad.
"Cdrnct' dc boda. En- Gle.
gante tarjcta hemos recibido
la siguiente participation dc
enlace:-DoIa Antonia Rou.
rnguani vinda de Quero y
don Fernando Caballero \
Zeno participant 4 v, cl cfec
tuado enla"e de su hija Y so
brina rcspectiyamcn;e, doh:
Maria JESUS Qucro, con dol
Andres Gandia.C6rdova.
Andres Gambia. .C0rdova ,
Maria Jeslls Quero..-ofrccen /;
Y. su casa-..Arecibo, Pueri
Rico
Mil felicidades deseamcs ;
los venturosos c6nyugcs.
Spmper
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hijos naturales de f..
los de la recurrente. carere de
aplicaci6n I'll articulo 134 del
C6digp Civil. citado en- el Sc
gundo motive. y el cual no ha
podido ser infringido."
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,.lida d. la Capital y B,y.n6n simultin.smsn,s
DiaS fsstiVOs.

Wales EXTRAORDINARY
7.15 9.15 1880
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ALARMA EN-
COAM0.
Expertos en- el arte de
tornar 10 ageno asal-
tarOn una casa.
La oportuna intervention
de Ia policla evlto la "ex'
propiacion forzosa.'
Tres bollos por On centavo, por
efectoS de una aaimada CON-
petencia de los duehos de
tah0naS
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Septiembre 25.--.En la no.
che de aver, como a las once,
unos individuos, con no bue-
mas intenciones, que digamos,
penetraron en-. ell patio de la
casa -habitacion de la familia
del senior Betances, approve
chando la OCCASION que este Sc.
nor Sc hallaba en- Ponce, y
forcejaron una de las puertas
de la galeria que dan al patio
de dicha casa.
Alarmada la familia, y avi-
sada inmediatamente la poll
cla, los cacos tuvieron a bien
poner pies en- polvorosa, sin
conseguir de consumar sus
criminales intentos.
Ell jefe Castas y ell guardia
Luca, que acudieron en- el ac-
to al expresado sitio, Sc mos,
traron muy activos en- la per
secucion de los malhechores,
sin que pudieran dar, por
ningin sitio, con sus humani-
dades.
layer salio en- automovil
para San Juan, el abogado
Rivera de esta villa, con ell fin
de asistir a la session que cele.
brara ell comit6 territorial del
partido republican,.
...Desde hace unos cuatro 9
cinco dias los duenos de pa.
naderfas sostienen una gran
competencia de pan.
Sc esta vendiendo este arti-
culo de primera necesidad, ell
carros por las GALES, a 3 bo-
Hos, con buen peso, por un
centavo.
En- la madrugada de hoy
sali6 con direction a Ponce
con el objeto de cursar estu.
dios en- la Normal de aquella
ciudad, el estudioso joven Fe-
lipe Colombani.
LOS masones de esta villa,
procediendo siempre con los
altos fines humanitarios que
les caracterizan, seglin acuer-
do de su Resp. Taller, dirigie-
ron hoy un telegrama al Hon.
Gobernador Post, adheriendo-
Sc al unanime y magno scnti-
timiento que Sc ha levantado
Ell ell pals a favor de la con-
mutacion de la pena impues-
ia a los hermanos Acosta.
LA junta de instruction
ha celebrado unas cuantas Sc
stones sin que haya podido
llegar a I'M acuerdo con res,
pecto al presupuesto.
---Hemos visto con placer
que Sc estan desyerbando los
sitios pdblicos de la poblacidn
pues va era tempo.
Los presos vigilados por la
policia, son los encargados de
este trabajo.
En- la noche del iueves, la
banda escolar que dirijc el jo-
ven professor seiior Jose Quin-
ton. obsequi6 con un concier-
to en- Ia plaza principal. a los
j6venes estudiantes que con
de la aperture del cur
SO Sc ausentaran de csta villa.
La banda TOGO las mejores
pleas de su repertoire. siendo
calurosamente ovasionada.
.--Creemos que los ciudada-
nos que concurren a las ofici-
mas pdblicas. sean ellos quic-
mes fueren. deben de ser aten-
didos por los empleados con
un POGO de cortesia, y 10 con
desden o menosprecio. pucs
que todo emplea
10. desde el mas alto hasta cl
iltimo. Sc debe al pueblo. por
'er este ell que de una manera
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FARMACEUTICO:-Uno con IA
amos de experienced dtsea co!ocarse
como regente q dependiente Ell csta
ciudad & en- cualquiera de la isla.
Buenas reterencias. Dirigirse al
P. O. Box 263 San Juan p Il. IVA
Hay ogricu!tores que neces,tan
moyordomos" y hay "mayordomos,
que necesitan colocaci6n. Esas dos
aspirdc,ones Sc encuentrdn con Diff
cnltad y retdrdo. Ambas coincidirdn
rdp,damente 81 los deseos de mayordo
mos Y agricultores Sc anuncian cn
La Correspondence. Hay en- cs-
te d,drlo especial y m6dicd tarya a
tcto.
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LO QUE CONTESTO FL COB[RNADOR.
.L|NEAFERREs DEL OSETE.

Itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara q regi. desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909
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No useis otro licor.

El Ron San Luis, es la marca de
ron que mas parroquianos tiene
pues sus propiedades son magnifi-
cas-. No contiene sustaneias nocivas
al organism Y su "velez es verda
dera. Los a. Aware Y hernia
no estan reelplendo constantemente
numerosos pedidos dc la acrcditada
marca de "ron San Lms" AZ
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directa oontribuye material Y
pecuniariamente a SUI sosteni-
miento.
Por hoy NADIA mas decimos-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-25
EXCURSION FROM
INLAND EMPIRE
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Is Planning a Junket
to Hawaii.

SPOKANE, Washington, October s.
"A junket to Honolulu--the longest
and most interesting excursion ever
taken by a Spokane organization-is
being planned by the Spokane chamber
of commerce for the coming winter.
Secretary L. G. Monroe has been
making preliminary investigations as to
the cost Of such trip, and the report
which viii be returned by him to the
members is one which is expected to be
entirely satisfactory.
1t is proposed to include on the iunket
a portion of California, to which State
the chamber of commerce has conduct
ed an excursion each winter for the
past two years. However, instead of
going through Los Angeles and South
ern California, it is proposed to go to
San Francisco, taking a irst-class boat
from there to the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. Monroe said; ''After prelimi-
nary Investigations, I find that for a
party of one hundred or more we can
get rate for the round trip, including
railroad and steamer transportation,
stateroom and meals, for $131.20, and
for party of fifty or more a rate of
S141.6o. We can have our own special
train, the tickets being good for three
months, so that the members may re
turn at their pleasure.
"A number of Spokane people have
spoken to me, suggesting that we take
the trip to Honolulu. Among those
who have expressed a desire for such
a junket are A. c. Jamison, a. l.. Por-
ter, II. G. West, J. K. Smith and
Others
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battery case, one forgery case, one case
of larceny in the first degree and three
cases of malicious injury. Besides these
there viii be the cases resulting on
indictments returned by the grand jury.
The Hilo Market Company has Sc
cured from j. G.. Serrao, with the APP
prevail of the Territory, the lease of
the old fishmarket property, at the foot
of Shipman street, for the unexpired
term of the lease. which has about
nine years to run. All the business
of the Hilo market will be moved and
conducted there Just as soon as the III.
Haelfeld company can vacate the
premises.
The reflection from the volcano on
Sunday evening was as brilliant as if
it were from cane or trash fire near
town. the clouds being so located as
to make the light very bright when
seen from Hilo. Continued activity
was reported by Demosthenes Lycur-
gus, in answer to a query asking if
the fire had overAown. Al 4:30 clock
on Monday morning Hilo was visited
by a couple of lively earthquakes.
Three more cases of typhoid fever
have occurred in Kona. One was that
of japanese child, three years old,
who lived in the neighborhood of an
infected house The next was a Jap
anese who had gone to Kona from Ho-
nokaa, and the third was also a Japa-
nese of the age of Al years. DR..
Goodhue hoped to close the hospital by
the end of October, and has been re-
ducing expenses, getting along now
with only one nurse.
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If you stop the est-dressed man
YOU meet and ask where he got his
clothes. he'll probably say. "Silva' s
oggery-Hart Schaffner & Marx
elothes.''
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Furniture
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
]. Hopp & Co. !
DR.. J. H. RAY ND

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Alakea Street Mauka Pacific Club
Office Hours-From 10 to u; from
to 4 from to 5.
SUNDAYS 10 TO u
TeI.-ofice, 500. Residence, 1460
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-03

UNCLE SAN To BE AUCrIoNEER-
The United States is becoming quite
progressive in its methods of late, but
whether the progress is upwards or
downwards, is for individuals to de-
termine according to their habits of
thought. Aside from assuming the
management of most stupedous lot
terry scheme, in disposal of reseva-
ton lands, it is now announced that
eleven tOwn-SiteS have been located
within the lands thus thrown open
to settlement, and twelve are re-
served that many be added to the
list. -Four of the town sites listed
are at Plummer, Desment, St. Maries,
and WOrley, in the Occur d Alcpe re
Servation. The seven in the Flat
head reservation are at Dayton, RO-
nan, Arlee, Dixon, Ravelli, Poison,
and st. Ignatius, and one has been
reserved at KlaXta, in the Sopkane
reservation. There also is IA posi-
bility that town site will be created
at Lowell, in the Occur d Alene res
ervatiOn. The town sites will all be
sold by public auction to the highest
bidder.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-03

VAULTlNG AMBITION. Col. Clay
pool and CarlyOn seem to think that
their chances are good for Congress-
man, and wear the hat of Lewis or
a Cushman. Great heavens, what
presumption! Claypool held eau
Gus Tuesday night of fourteen people,
at which it was unanimously decided
that the Colonel call upon the Doctor
and induce him to withdraw even
though it be sore disappointment to
the "mauy friends" who are urging
him to stand as the ThurstOn
county candidate, and fulfill the am
bitiOn of an Alexander. What in
ducements are to be offered for thus
"nipping in the bud" as it were,
the incipient tlowret that the doctor
has been so proudly wearing in his
button-hOle, are not stated, but it
will doubtless be effective. 1t is
said that the Colonel" "hived' the
pee that has been so industriously
buzzlng in his bonnet while on a visit
to his home in Alaska.