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Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-FEED.
Trade was fairly active and the mar
ket ruled firm under light offerings. We
quote car lots:
Winter bran, IN bulk per ton. Se550a
$500; spring bran, in sacks. as 10 size.
per ton. S25o0a26.oo.
OATS-Supplies were small and the
market ruled steady, but trade was quiet.
We quote as 70 location:
No. 2 white. 5easeisc.: standard white.
55a55ise.; No. white 54a5rsc; rejected
5cisa5Shc.
CORN.-Tradc was quiet but offerings
were light and values were well sus-
tained with prices of export deliveries
i-ic. higher. Future OF No. mixed
were quoted as follows:
February, 66 3-faGsc. Car lots I'm ex-
port elevator-No. p G6 s-iaesc.: steamer
81 3-4a5sc.
WHEAT-The market ruled firm and
10. higher under light offerings and
stronger udvices. There was a fair local
inquiry, but exporters showed little in-
tercse No 2 rcd was quoscd AS fol-
lows:
February. Ngaleis
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
PREACHER Meets
SUDDEN DEATH
Expires in New Castle Home
Where Health Seemed
to be Good
speclal to me EVENING IoIrRNAI.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Feb. 2--The Rev.
Henry Jacobs. n minister OF the A. u.
NJ. Church. who has been assisting the
Rev. Albert Price i'm the work al
Union A. NJ. y. Church, died suddenly
here yesterday. lIe'had been stopping
at the home Of John Day, in Williams
street. and yesterday morning, after
breakfast. he sat down on a trunk IN
his ROOM When one of the family was
passing the door about 2 o'clock, tho
minister faIcd 70 reply to "a question
and Il <as found that he was dead
No arrangements have been made foi
the funeral
Large congregations are present at
all the services in ST. Peters Church
during the mission
shortly after noon yesterday the root
Of the New Castle Trust and Bank
building was discovered on fro
Members Of the Good VIII Fire Com
pany cxtinguished the blaze before
much damage was done. A defective
fluo caused the blaze.
James Foster. son Of Superintendent
James w. Foster OF the New Castle
County Hospital. left yesterday for
Hot Springs, Ark.
As members Of the Board OF Trade
. failed to appear on time for the meet.
ing last night. President Bryson ad.
iourned the meeting
city Council is expected TO have con
siderable business to transact at the
meeting this evening.
Myers and Lancaster commenced the
work Of installing electric wires in the
Opera House to-day
No date has been set for tho ex.
animation Of Harry Smith for the posi-.
tion OF second lieutenant of Company
III.
Ivanhoe Division. Uniformed Rank
knights of Pythias. is loud I'm its praise
OF the people who patronized and as.
sisted at the bazaar. Chancellor j. O.
Beck, of Wilmington. has been present.
ed with a gold watch and chain. Harry
,Beaston. of AIiddletown, was given a
set of dishes and Josie G. Jolls "a
handsome picture.
The Young Peoples Society Of I'M
manuel Church win give a violet tea
in the *. Of +. Han on Thursday af
ternoon and evening.
Tuesday. February ., has been Sc;
apart by the committee on municipal
corporations for a hearing of all parties
Interested in the bills now before the
House of Representatives az Dover.
Tax payers arc likely to hold a mass
meeting to discuss the bills.
Under one bin city Council desires
power 20 raise assessments on property
when in their judgment the. assessor
/ has placed the figure too low.
The finance committee finds that
enough money Is not raised TO run the
city.
Representative Janvier viii be
/ pleased to hear from all taxpayers
who are interested In tho proposed
/ legislation.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
ASKED COPPER FOR
MONEY; PINCHED; FINED

James eHnderson displayed fake
sore arm last night and sought in this
manner 10 arouse the pity of those OF
whom he begged money. When he
asked snyder. a patrolman, for some
money, ho was arrested. City Court
Judge Cochran this morning hned him
So and costs.
Harry F'reese. who it was alleged
created a disturbance several days ago
at the plant OF the American Car and
Foundry Company because. the fore.
man wouldn't give him work. was hneo
s. and costs.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Pennington Asks Pastor Back

The fourth quarterly conference OF
Pennington charge was held on sat.
urday. Reports showed the year To-
have been successful SLIGO has been
spent on repairs and bills paid. The
Ladies Aid Society. consisting OF
twelve members, collected sl02 Tht
pastor, the Rev. J. t. Anderson. was
unanimously invited TO return TO the
church next conference year.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
pEATHR


Emma M. McAllister.
William F. Hoffman.
Emma L. Staekhouse.
Augusta Lumbers.
John A. Hanrahan.
Alfred Miller Chamberlain.
CHAM RLAiN-Middletown Del,
February ., 1909, Alfred Miller Cham
berlain.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend tho funeral services at st.
AIMS p. L. Church, on Thursday after
noon, February 4. at 1.3O o'clock. In
terment at st. AIMS Cemetery.
HANRA1AN-In this city. on February
.. 1903, John A. Hanrahan, aged 50
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence
of his brother. Frederick /. Hanrahan,
southwest corner Seventh and Lom-
bard streets. on Thursday morning, at
9 o'clock Requiem Mass at St Mary's
Church. Interment at Cathedral Gene
terry.
LUMBERS-On February 1st, 1909,
Augusta Lumbers, aged 20 years,
daughter of John and Lily Lumbers.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral at their
residence, eos Wilson street, Thursday
afternoon at d. m. Services at Simp-
sons NJ. f. Church, Newport, Delaware,
at , o'clock. Interment at Newport,
Delaware.
sTAckHoUSE-I this city on Feb
ruary 1st, 1909. Emma L., widow of
Nvuri~n, r. Stackhouse, in her Goth
year.
Relatives. friends and members Of
Welcome Lodge. No. 3. S. Of b.. are
invited to attend the funeral services
at her late residence. No. 315 East
Fourth street, on Thursday evening.
FEBRUARY 4th. at o'clock. Intorment
Phiiupsburg. \. J.
/ HOFFMAN--Iu this city. on January
80, 1909. William i. Hoffman, aged
So years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend The funeral services at his late
residence. No. 1926 West Fourth street.
on wednesday afternoon az ] o'clock
Interment private.
lMcALLISTER-In this city. on January
sfst. 1909. Emma NJ, wife Of George
II. McAllister. in her 55th year
Relatives friends and members of
camp No. 4. Z. O. Of a. are invited TO
attend the funeral services at her lato
residence No. 500 West Third street.
on Tuesday evening, February ID. at
< o'clock Further services and inter-
iment at st. Johns M. T. Church, Lewis
Vile. Pa, on Wednesday afternoon,
February 3rd, at 2.30 o'clock. witho9l
further notice.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
If YOU ARE A
TRIFLE SENSITIVE

About the size OF your shoes, it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes a size smaller by
sprinkling Aliens Foot Ease into them.
Just the thing for Dancing Parties
Patent Leather Shoes.and Tor breaking
in New Shoes. When rubbers or
overshoes become necessary and your
shoes pinch, Aliens Foot-Ease gives
instant relief. Sold Everywhere 25c.
Sample FREE. Address, Allen S.
Olmsted, lie Roy. n Y. Don't accept
any substitute.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Now Term Begins at Delaware.

NEWARK. Del. Feb. 2-The second
term began at Delaware College yes.
to-day with several new students en-.
tered. A number more are expect
ed when the winter course Of agricul-
ture begins. Prof. Street. who was
appointed instructor OF the shop, has
arrived and was in charge OF the de-
partment yesterday. Prof. Street was
appointed 20 succeed V. G. Derby. who
resigned TO accept a position with a
large automobile firm in Indiana.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
SOUGHT LODGING
In DRUG STORE

Patrick Malon walked into Bolts
drug store. sixth and Market streets,
last night and asked for "A nights
lodging on being told that "A drug
store wasn't necessarily a l0dginG
house. he abused the clerk, William J.,
Lynch. and was arrested for disorderly
conduct. In City Court this mornins
Mahon was fined s. and costs by Judge
Cochran.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
GOOD PRICES FOR HORSES.
a Carload Averaged S190 at O'NeaPs
Sale on SATURDAY.

Probably one Of the most successful
sales of this season was held at Mar
tins Sales Stables last Saturday by
John +. O'Neal and S. &. Camporson.
Many attended the sale and the bid
ding showed that all were interested.
Horses sold from $3.50 to 1925 and the
average price for the carload was $3.50.
which is regarded as a fine record. The
trial period expired today at noon and
Messrs. O'Neal and Camperson report
that not a complaint was received
Messrs. O'Neal and Camperson will
sell again in about two weeks.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
6O5-6O7- 900 rIarket Street
Approves Direct Primaries.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Ex- Repre-
sentative J. i. Lacey OF iowa. declares
that he IS a living example OF the dis
advantages Of the direct promary sys-
tenn, as advocated by Governor Hughes,
Of New York. ic was recotnly defeat
ed for United States senator by lix-
Governor Cummins. IN discussing the
subject with President Roosevelt to
doy. Lacy said:
THE direct primary system Is fine
thing for the self advertiser and the
yapper and for no one else
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
'cets Permission to Erect Poles.

The Wilmington Electric Company
has been granted permission by tho
Levy Court 20 continue its line along
the public road from ilsmero 10 the
Ferris Industrial school The company
must now secure the permission OF tho
owners N tho property on which tho
poles arc to be erected. Tho company
intends TO light the school buildings.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Phoenix Company Has cround Hoo

The lhooniN Fire Company today
elected Charles Weldin, a member as
sround-hog. IL is said he was elected
with ten candidates in tho field. His
keepers are Harry NandcrbraclS and
William Belts, and he is being held
prisoner n the coal hole at the engine
house.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Committees Hold Another Meeting.

The joint legislative and municipal
committee Of the Board of Trade met
last night The committee is consider
ing proposals for change OF the city
charter. Meetings are held weekly.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Present "The cbNperone at Y. W. c. A.

The ChaperonN musical farce. was
presented at the Wv. G.. a. last night
by Wilmington High School Alumnac.
There are $50 members of the Y. w.
C. A. Teams have been organized to
increase the number. Miss Batchelder.
the secretary, will captain the Reds and
Miss Anna Atkinson. physical director.
viii lead the whites"
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Ovnter Ruslnesa Imnrovea.

CEOEGETOWN. Feb. 2.-The sudden
cold weather has brought about an
unexpected boom in the oyster busi-
ness and Seaford packers are begin
ming 70 move their stock at fair prices
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Clerk is Stricken.

Harry Walters, clerk in the Office
OF Chief Clerk BaNlis az the p. b. &
w. Railroad Office was taken IN yes
terday and was obliged to so TO his
home.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
eutehera have smoker.

The Wilmington Wholesale and Re-
tail Butchers Association had a smoker
last night in the Fame Engine House.
A pleasant evening was spent
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Punehed a soldier Eined.

Frank Brown punched Harry Taylor.
soldier. in the face at Sixth and
King streets last night. Taylor said
there hadn't been any particular rea-
son, either. city Court Judge fined
Brown $50 and costs this morning
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
How He Talked.

He talked about the public graft.
lie was very sincere but alas;
He never enjoyed a show so much
TIN he got i'm ON a pass.
Sussex Journal
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
PILES CURED Inv 6 no "a DAYS

pAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed tc
cure any case OF Itching, Blind, Bleed
Ing or Protrudipc Plies IN G to "a days
or money refunded 50c.'
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Mr.. Roads Addresses FRIENDS.

Jonathan L. Jloads of this city,
addressed the Philadelphia Quarterly
meeting Of Friends. yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Dies in Colorado.

Mrs. Robert Davis, who has friends in
this city. has died at Colorado Springs
Colorado.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
SinCS & WeIch
FLORISTS

Funeral Designs. Cut Flowers
Both phones. 2i9 W. Eighth S
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

6 TrrXT1oN WAHfED-THoRoTGH1
y ~ experienced business woman.
rapid transcriber, desires permanent
stcnographic position. Address "Y.
Evening Journal. f2-2t
NJ ANTED-A COUPLE FOR DESfR-
w able room and ~board. 500 West ST.
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
Is qulcklf aDa0Fbed,
Gives Relief at Once.

Gives Relief at Once.
IT cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses Of
Evening journal., 1909-02-02
Crosby & Hill Co.,
COS, 6O7, 500 Market Street.
WE GIVE GREEN TRADING s1AMps.-THEY ARE The BEsl
Special Showing OF New Spring Suits

advance display OF the spring models Ladies
Misses Suits being made Garment Department this
week New coors styles materials and low prices make
splendid combination Come them Black Suits in this early
preparation feature Prices SIS $Is $ao $a25o S25
and $so
Hall Price Sale OF Winter Suits and Coats continues all
Sample Underwear Mems Woncns and Childrens, Half
Price
$500 S15o Sroo 7s soc Underwear $780, 7s soc soc
and 75c
Silks Have you shared the splendid offering
0"0 in plain and fancy Tafcas Lousines and Messaine?
They Halt Price.
soc Silks sc Silks S5c Silks SIoo Silks $I25 Silks Silks
Now Now soc Now 4oc Now soc Now 6oc Now 75c
c. Bonnet & Co. 3onch Black Tafca worth SI75 yard
Sale price .SI25
H0ciprv Many special bargains offered in Mems Womens
v0AJ and Chdrens Hose all sizes and weights Many
just Half Price
Corset Cover Embroidery e s5S soc lo, wide
soc value for quick selling Wednesday priced per
yard
Shoes Special Prices eysa o s lines i o III 9dss d ssoss b
$50 lines Sale price $500
Broken Of Chidrcns and lines price $oo
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-02-25

hfeb stare pani Marie Brozkove 2
{. $50 vychodni tfeti ulice.
r Komise ustanovena k nceli
zvelebeni prostranstvi kol statniho
kapitolu hodla "a spolupisobeni me
sta st. Paul zaloziti krasnou sirokou
ulici na zpdsob boulevardn, jez by
yedla Cd kapitoln k sedmi rohim-
Jest malo NEST, jez mohly by Sc no.
nositi tax ronantickyyrn polezeniin
jako st. Paul zviastni zfetei ma
byti bran k tomu, ably m6sto stayalo
se elm dale, tim dtuln6jsfm, kras-
n6jsirn vabntsjjssim.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-02-25
x Zprdvy ze St. Paul. x

= Velky ohef na Cedar z. uI.,
Jenz nedavno ohrozoval selkou cast
obchodniho stfediska, dal podnet k
- :ssh s:!:.:snE ssn s.srssayy s.srssayy chssaa
stva mssta a zcela logicky se pou-
kazuje / tomu, jak dalekosahle q
zhoubne nasledky mohl BY podobng
..ss4asr fnfti rre ehrpatele mzata.
kdyz se rozpouta se bshem krutych
mrazn zimy, jako one noci. Nelze
81 pfedstayiti pfisernejsiho obrazu
mad fadenf podobneho ohne, niCfcf-
no jeden biloxi "a iruh5m a desem a
hrnzou- naplnene obyvatele m6sta,
prchajici pred zuficfm demonem
ohns ze svycii pfibytkn, hotela, me-
mocnic podobne, D6iiny vel
kkSeh pezz:a.rsai ye mesteeh taksn4E
vsude vykazuji, ze udaly se mir
mem obdobi roku, kdy obyvatele
mohli snaze .snaAeti htrapy pod H.
rym nebem. Die toho mozno III
pomysleti nasIedky podobnych zka-
xonosnfch ohm uprostfed sn1ho-
vych boufi krutych mraxd "a do
BY zimni. st. Paul jest jednim
sss iiSiz ssosssiis siss=zsif ssiiss,s=zsisssss sss=es 70
zl kazdym rokem a jest tudfz ma
ldhavou povinnosti mGsta, ohraditi
e proti tomuto nebezpeGi pfisnym
dohledem < tomn, aby pFi stavbs OBJ
chodnich domii bylo dbano toho, T.
by byly vesmGs ohnivzdornt.
= Jak jsme jH drive sdGlili, u
snesl se rad Cech eislo 12 CSPS. za-
sadisi Sc o 10, aby pfi vefeine NEST
ske knihovne byla zfizena tez ceska
knihoyni odbotka. . potesenfm
m6zeme nyni oznamiti, 10 zasiuzny
tento podnik naleza Sc ma cest6 k
svtnu uskutecneni, k cenuz hlavne
pfispel Sam rad Czech, povoliv k
tomuto 1celi nedelni sve schulz
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-02-25

mnoho jich onemocnelo. We stat
MIN snemu jest navrhoyana pfedlo-
ha proti bezohlednemu tomuto dru-
hu obchodni reklamy a bylo by jiz
ma case. aby tomu byia ucin6na pfi-
trz.
1Tyto dny odbyyala Sc nromadna
snhiize mistnnsiach nbchndnihn
klubu "a iieelem protestoyani proti
pfedloze, nayrhoyane We statnim
snemu, jiz zapovfda Sc umistInf Ar
mouroyych jatek pet mil cd statni
university statni hospodafske sko-
ly. Jak znamo, byl zakoupen zmi-
nenou spolecnosti pozemek pro jat-
ky New Brighton kdyby pfedlo-
ina staia - zah0IicIIl, zIlsniozHiiio By By
to podnik tom mistee. zzastup-
ci spolecnosti pravi, ze by Cd sveho
!.:s.ss!s pax npastili pfedloha by
la podana zastupci ze st. Paul sicc
pficiny, ze mesto bylo by postize-
no nesnesitelnym zapachem. Min
neapolis 20 tohoto nebezpeti nehro-
4 nehof die ddsih zdsisi povatr-
nostni stanice v6je vitr t4 stranyy
pouze as b6hem 15 dni do roka. -
\ n Hsezi obsTiii zT rHsssssy sssj ssssss s+sTsss
navrhovan6 pfcdlohy trva nejvyssi
mffe a poukazuje Sc ma to, ze st.
Paul syym jednanim naddrzuje iat-
kam South St. Paul, povazujic
dobytH porazky v New Brighton
hlavne "a vyhodn pro Minneapolis.
! zemfely pfedseda poulidnich
drah Thomas Lowry odkazal posled-
nj yflf majetek Gene $175, 900 ave
zen1, jednomu synu Q dceram.
Vttsi dill syeho korporatniho ma
jetku odevzdal obydejnym pfenosem
pred svou smrtf. Ne dobrotinnt
lMumiln6 ddele nepamatoyal nicim.
= AinulJ t5den odbtval se po-
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-02-25

V~pVs DafsllIi piUV sIlull pTl-
speti Glen fadu pan Moritz Helm.
Pfikladne toto jednani melo by ma
ist; ist; hhejiss55 ejiss55 sa:a:s!csacsaiki yshcr u
stanoveny fadem k vyjednavani Sc
spravou yefejne knihoyny byl uji-
stem, ze ceske odbo6ce bude ochotne
negfane snista knihoyns taktez
slibena hmotna podpora. Neni
tfeba snad Sire sc rozepisovati o
lv5znamu, jaky ma zakladani kni-
hoven pro sirsi vrstyy Ida. iemuz
zdrava cetba jest nejen dusevnim
pozitkem, ale zaroven stalou duseyni
potrayou. nahrazuilc tasto nedosta-
TEX skoinifo vzdelani. Zfejmy dd-
kaz toilo vidirne stale kazdoden-
MIN ziiyote , penksadz kazdf jed
notlivec nentze 81 pomoci ku kni-
hovnt, isou zakladany, kde jen to
nozno, knii'ovny vcfejne, kazdemu
pfistupne. Narod mas, ackoli ne
yelky, jest nicmene hrdym ma svoji
Iiteraturu q neni doiista nikoho !
mas, jenz nepfal by ri seznamiti Sc
. yynikaiicimi plody 6eskeho pisem-
fiie;sTsi N;;z u :ssy ssay r;iieeee assllas aslas
svedcmez syoji lasku k ceske knize
ma prospsch celku naxeho ydbec
podanim ii rukou ku yzaiemns SOU
cinnosti. abv doclleno bvlo zdaru
| dlla zanoSatbho lNaacbszf nam na
| rrostfcdcich len tfcha lest dobr6
I TyFfe 4 trochu obctavosfi 4 Dudarns
Sc moci t6siti yedomim. be jsme W.
konaIi dflo zasIuzn6 a tryal6 iez
nam vsem bude slouziti jen ku cti.
Jak jiz shora uvedeno zahajil rad
Czech Czech syoji ssiiiinost tteiaso podni-
ku nasledovani hodnym pfikladem
doufame, ze ostatni nase narod-
nj syobodomyslne spolky budou
ochotne pfi tom spoIupdsobiti. Ma
me zde TEL. Jed. Sokol, rad Melnik,
Cssf s.. Fad rad Grei, 2J 3D., spolIeh SsIo-
van, GSDPJ., sbor Cechie jed, a
sbor Hvezda Zapadu, SPJ.. jez
rovna ochotn6 narodnich yGcech
a podnicicll vzdy spolupusobilv q
pFutto .lioaffaailis, zr tofrtttp pffffpatis ffptis
budou die nejiepssich svych sill 90
ciniti. Taktez pfispevky cd jed
notlivcd budou k tomu 1celi vdecne
pfijimany ycfejne kyitovany.
= vgrocni ples fadu Orel & 60
ZCBJ.. pofadans sobotu vecer !
sfni lsPs. t1zil se slnsn4 navst1-
re 4. pslna tane4ni zAhava iez se
rozproudila. potrvala M do nosleo-
ka pr veseIe naIade a yzorn6m po-
Fadku, cehoz poFadatele mohou By
III jen pot4seni. tad Orpi kona
pFiprsvy K oslavs sy6ho 1oleteho
- " a~SeD
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-05
DOLPHIN BAY

Mrs Weldy, on Sunday afternoon,
entertained Mrs j. T. Iotte and Miss
Mcleod
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Woodland have
lett their logging camp and moved
back to their ranch near Orcas.
W. D. Schmuck is doing a portion
of his business over the telephone,
one having been installed for him this
week.
Mrs. j. E. lotte entertained the So
cIal Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
q. n. Martin visited at the Lind
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Jones went to
Mitchell Bay Sunday to attend the
wedding of his sister. who was mar
lied Monday evening to Mr.. F. F..
Peasley. of Friday Harbor.
\ very enjoyable enter tainment
was given by the school children at
the school house Friday afternoon.
The room was nicely decorated for
the occasion and refreshments we're
served ny the children after the pro
gram had been rendered.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-05
DEER HARBOR

d. Murray made Friday Harbor q
business visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley G. Wooten.
OF Seattle spent Monday at their sum
meT cottage here
Don't fail to attend the turkey
shoot to be held at the Norton place.
Monday. November Is.
Miss Edna Conger, of Friday Harbor,
has been visiting her cousins, the
Paxson girls. this week.
Mrs. d. Murray has been entertain.
ing her brother, Peter Inge, of Van.
couver, B. c.. for few days this week.
Miss Cramer, Miss HiIdred Davies.
Jesse and Bill Cramer we're visitors
here from East Sound on Sunday,
Miss Louise Loos has accepted 9
position at the Orcas hotel formerly
held by Miss Effie Weddle, who has
returned to her home here.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-05
Island
DOE BAY
Do p. 10 So

Iva Madsen has begun building an
addition to his residence.
Miss Stenger of Bellingham, is the
house guest of Mrs. Davis for few
days.
Gust Jensen, w:,o is working at Ro-
sario. spent few DAYS at home this
week.
Walter Fisk went to Bellinpham
this week for few days. visit with
his parents.
FL. II Meredith is sinking we'll
on his lot recently purchased from
h. G. Viereck.
a number of fruit growers in this
vicinity are shibping apples to the
Island Packing Co at Friday Har-
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson. of Belling-
ham, are the guests of Mrs Johnson S
parents, M. and Mrs. j. ?. Leg
bandit.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Diggar and Mrs. P.
Alexander eDtvrt.4,ued number OF
their friends la friday evening at
a Halloween party given IN the hall
here, which was nic,lJ decorated fol
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. q N Culver went
to Friday Hsrbor Wednesday, where
Mrs. Culver will remain for few
DAYS with her sous and their families.
within easy reach of medical treat
ment Mr.. Culver returned home
Thursday.
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LOPEZ

The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. Kent, Nov. IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley spent Sunday
with their daughter at Center.
The W.C,T.U. will meet with Mrs.
Joseph Burt Wednesday afternoon.
Nov. IL.
Mr.. Warner returned to his HON q
on Saturday after a few weeks visit
with friends on Lopez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tufts. of Seattle.
came down on NJ onday for few days
visit with Mrs. Taft's parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. q. A. Kent.
Mrs. Tom Blake took her little
daughter QEeenIe to BellIDgham the
last of the week where she was operat-
ed on for intestinal trouble.
The school entertainment given at
the hall Friday evening by the Lopez
school Was certainly good one and
reflects great credit upon Mrs. Ryder
for the way the children we're drill
ed.
The Ladies' Child will give their
annual bazaar at Woodmau Hall. Fri
day evening. Nov. 10. with New
England supper served from to 9
o'clock. A program will be render
ed by the best talent in Lopez.
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Mutual insurance is growing rapid
" in all parts of the country. accord.
ing to official reports issued by var
ious states Last year. single mu-
al comapny produced more new
business III Washington than all of
it's 12l stock competitors In Ore
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ing notably, while stock companies
show a falling off. Rhode Island
,nutuals wrote five times as much as
the stock companies. The secret of
this success lies in the fact that they
repaid SIS. OOU, 600 to policy holders.
IN dividends.