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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-08-12

early in his ring career by a mistake
of a referee. He began his ring ca
reer in 1894 but prior to that time he
had made a name for himself as a
lighter about a fish market in this
city, where he was employed. His
first fight for money is said to have
brought him 81. The largest purse
for which he ever fought was $33, 900
in his first bout with Nelson. Of this
Cans received $1,000 he having
agree to give Nelson the remainder,
lose or draw.
Cans won the title of lightweight
champion from Frank Erne at Fort
Erie in one round in 1902 and lost
it to Battling" Nelson in 1908 in
the seventeenth round.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-08-12

Baltimore. Nd, Aug. 1O.-Joe Cans,
former lig tweish. champion pugil ST,
died this mOrniny Z.
Cans died of consumption, which
manifested itself in his system about
a year ago. Lat asst spring he went
10 Arizona with tie hope of restoring
his health, but disease had been
too deeply seated md he declined rap
idly. He was Brought here last week
to die. He was "a years old.
Joe Cans rigN' nam was Cant, the
name Cans being fastened upon him
The evening world., 1910-12-14
SCHOOL GIRLS DEATH NOT,
DUE TO POISONED CANDY
Coroner's Physician Finds That
Meningitis Killed Eight ear-O Old
Anna Fretykoh.

Coroner's Physician schultze issue to-
day a certificate giving spinal menin-
gifts ms the cause OF the death OF eight
year-old Anna Fretykonf Of No. SO East
one Hundred and Eleventh street. This
chlld's parents had been OF the opinion
that she had died from eating poisoned
candy bought at "A store lei Public
School No. 81 IL East One Hundred and
Fifteenth street.
Anna came home from school yester-
day complaining OF pains In her head.
She became unconscious and her parents
sent for Or. Samuel ID. Douglas. She
died in a few hours.
a schoolmate recalled that Anna Ia
menzath OF No. 26 East N~inety-eighth
street. also a pupil In Public School No.
81. was recovering In tho Harlem Hos
pital from eating candy supposed to
have contained poison. Thu parents OF
Anna Fretykoff accordingly reported
her death az possibly due to the same
cause. There will be no autopsy.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
ADR|AF|C LEAVES
BEHIND 2l0 BAGS
Of HOLIDAY MAIL
Liner Takes 1000 Sacks but
Clerk Has 10 Climb Ladder
With Manifest.

After 1000 bags OF christmas mail
had been put aboard the White Star
liner Adrlatic this morning and II was
GAS o'clock. almost t~hirty-hve minutes
past her sailing time, Assistant Vice.
President OF the line John Tappen
started to give the hignal TO haul in
the g%angplanks.
u. i. D~ougherty, the mail clerk as
signed 10 the ship, objected that there
were 2iO bags OF mail TO come. Tap
pen said II was up to the Post.omce
Department to get the mail on board
In time. but a. the manifest Dougherty
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Other Bluecoats Know Secret
of Judges Disappearance,
Burfeind Finds.
LAST SEEN INTOXICATED
Men on Post in East 22d Street
Precinct Early on Dec. 3
Tell Different Stories.

After a futile. scattering search for
Policeman James J. Judge of the Bronx
Park precinct. who disappeared on Dec
2, Capt. Burfeind OF the East Twenty
second street station got down to an
inside Investigation to-day and closely
questioned the policemen OF his own
precinct From what has been lea rncd
- appears that two or more policemen
wis were, on east sid posts between
Fourteenth and Twenty-third streets on
the night of@Dec. 2 know enough abou,
the Judge mystery TO clear It up.
A report that Deputy Police Commits
sioner Flynn had ordered a search OF
all the mnhholes and sewers In The
vicinity OF Judges home. No. 2e6 East
Twenty-scverth street. has been found
20 be Inaccurate. This report grew OUT
OF umors that Judge had been killed
by members OF an east side gang IN
mistake for Policeman Michael J. Judge
of the East Thirty-nfth street station,
who lives at No. SIT First avenue.
Michael ]. Judge has lived in the vi.
entity OF hts present home from boy.
hood. Everybody in that section knows
ldm. He went to school with several
young men who were mentioned as per.
sons who might have mistaken James
J. Judge for him. Michael Judge. at the
time OF James Judges disappearance,
was on special duty at n garage in Eas,
Forty-frst street, and Il was generally
known I'm his neighborhood that he was
on special strike duty.
Policeman Kept Silent.
Capt. Burfelnd's investigation to-day
brought out a story from "A patrolmar
named Hoffman which locates Judge al
the corner OF Twenty-fourth street and
Second venue about 2.15 o'clock on the
morning of, Dec. B. Although HOFFMAN
has known that Judges disappearance
has been a matter OF police investiga,
tion of ra y.esh. he did not tell his sturJ
until to-day Pam.
His post on the night OF Dec. . wa,
In Third avenue between Twenty-f fti
and Twenty-seventh streets. At 81
o'clock In She morning he started souti
in Third avenue TO meet his relief. Foul
or Ave young men In a group met hin
at Twenty-nfth street and Third avenu,
and told him that a policeman. so In
toxlcated that he could hardly walk
was wandering around In Twenty-fourtl
street between Third and Second ave
nues.
Hoffman told Capt. Burfeind that n
went to Twenty-fourth street an.
started through toward Second avenue
He met two milkmen. who told him the,
had seen a policeman, apparently In
The evening world., 1910-12-14
ELECTION BOARD PROBE.
Commi..ioner rosdiek on Trail Of
Abuses Alleged by Organizations.

Commissioner Of Accounts Fosdick to-
day began 'inSestfbstine the Board Of
Elections. as ordered by Mayor Gaynor.
The citizens ,Chion and the City Club
'n~omvtkahea t6tkA M~aposshs6 h board
has beer perfunctUry In examining ap-
plicants for Jobs as inspectors.
out Of l3,67s men examined In 1908 only
6s were rejected. In 1909. OF 1867 appli-
cants examined only @ were rejected.
The Joint complaint describes the ex-
aminations as f~arcic,l and. adds that
to questions submitted were
handed out in ad' 'ance.
The evening world., 1910-12-14

had brought from the Post-omce listed
2, 2io baksr OF mail. the Assistant Vice
President agreed 10 walt a few min
'utes longer. lie waited ill e.55 ana
then gave the Signal q
THE mail clerk was still on the lower
deck of the pier. and before 10 could
get NJ the the ga%ngplsnlts were In ard
the liner snwarpin out from the
dock. Mr.. Tappeu refused to ordo the
gangplanks out again and told Dough-
erty IL he wanted TO get aboard he
The evening world., 1910-12-14

would ave to go out in n tug and
climb up the Jacobs ladder over the
side.
Though he objected s~trenuously, that
was how Bougherty got aboard. The
della yed 210 bags OF mail arrived five
| minutes after tho Adriatic had left her
| pier and will not get out till tomorrow
| on n French liner.
Among the passengers who sailed on
\ the Adriatic were the Rev. ". $. Rains
| ford and Baroness Rosen, wife of the
| German Ambassador.
The evening world., 1910-12-14

We spent much time tun-
ing up for Christmas.
Sent Santa Claus abroad
last Spring to get a pack
full Of Leather and Metal
gifts that were out of the
ordinary
One of the best finds was
a "Kwikpak" collar case
invented by a British Off
Ger.
Shaving mirrors, too,
that stick on window panes
or any smooth surface.
Bill folds of seal, grain
leather and pigskin; coin
purses, card cases and dress.
ing cases.
Silver pencils. and pen.
holders, writing portfolios
and desk fittings.
Jewel boxes, photograph
frames; shirt cases; hand
kerchief, glove and scarf
boxes.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Hale and Hearty at 81

From a helpless invalid,
owing to a weakened, rum
down condition ofthe system,
to a vigorous man of 81 years
Of age, 10 tho experiences that
Mr.. Vim. H. Haines, q Grand
Army Veteran, has passed
through during the last few
years, owing to the use of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
as his only medicine.
In writing to a friend he said
To-day ! am strong and vigorou:
for a man of my age, 81 years, my
present physical condition being
vastly different from what it was Z
few years, ago, thanks to Duffy:
Pure Malt Whisky. was Amos
a helpless invalid before using thi.
medicine, had kidney trouble AM
frequent dizzy spells, no appetit,
and my legs were so weak tina
| walked with great difficulty
had alwavS 1aj a yarv ~,
The evening world., 1910-12-14

We've not forgotten that
man owes something to
himself, even at Christmas
time.
Warm underwear, for
one thing.
So we've four different
weights of Dermophile in
the natural shade, and two
weights in white.
Dermophile, though pure
Australian WOOL, is abso-
lutely unshrinkable.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. t3th st. seth st
*
The evening world., 1910-12-14

tive outdoor life and felt my weakened condition keeny started
using Dufys Pure Malt Whisky as directed and after a short time nv
improvement was 50 marked that have continued its use and am a well
man again. have gained in weight, have an excellent appetite and
know that owe my present condition TO DufyS Pure Malt Whskey.
do not know what should do without it," VIM. H, Haines, "a Paris
St, Everett, Mass. >rx g.
When you feel weak and run down and all out of sorts, you need a
pure tonic stimulant that will build you up, enrich your blood, quicken
your heart action and restore your strength in gradual, healthy manner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
Cincinnati 0onnerfag, ben 90 0tober 1910.

3ipei srobe pan5erfdiffe pom 30. Sts
tober bis gum Sanuar gu perIhieben.
bamit bic bteiissn geborben big babin
eine Gelegenbeit erbalten. bic bier
eriporteten beutfhen uno fran3os
liIhen Drsabnousbts su beiihtieen.
Der beutfde 0reabnousbt pansertreus
ger bon Der 5ann", bon 1900 5on@
nen Displacement, tpiro bier imDe3em=
Der eripartet.
Die Spssifitationen iinb aber gang
su Guniten Der britiIhen Shiffsbauer
nbsefabt, ba bic Sbiffe in mander
5iniiht, uno bier tonlmen Moihinen
unb 0sidiise in g.tradt. nit Wate>
rial britiIder aonItruttion ausgsriiItet
tpsrben Io1en.
2uedeni bat Selbitmorb
begangen.
Genf, S4Ipeia, 10. DIT. auisi
2ueheni, Der Worber Der aaiierln
GIiiabetb bon Sefterreih, bat am
Mittpo1 Mbeno in isiner 3sn. in benz
bisfsen gsfdnsnib SsIbitmoro bssans
gen.
Dor stpei 5agsn purbe autdeni
irriinnis unb nahbem Is 4ues in ieis
ner 3eae entsnei seihlasen bate, pur,
be er in cine 3pangsiade geitedt. 4ls
er iih ipdter tpieoer berubist bate,
ipurbe er in feline 3sae suriideebradt
4m Rahmittas bOrtsn i'm bic Wahen
mebrere Stunben lang Iingen, BEL Gins
brud Der Dunt.lhsit puroe er aber
plOblid itille. Qls ipdter bic Waheu
feline 3elle betraten, fanoen lie 2uea
heni ols 2eide on bem giIengitter Dee
Ieniters hdngen. gr bate gu Der 59ai
ieinen leoernen Giirtel benust, ben er
iih um ben 6nls sslest bate.
0iefaiieringli gliiobetb nuroe am 10
September 1898 in biefissr Stabt Don
benz Sialisner 2ueheni sritohen. ala
iie BON benz 5oiel 9enepue aus i'm ge.
eriffe mar iih nah benz naben Dam.
pfer@QanoungsplaB 5u begeben. por
mo- aus iie nah Montrsur Idbren poa.
te. Die aaiierin mar i'm Sianoe Der
Dampfer gu errsihen, itarb absr ihor
nah elmer balben Stunbe.
Der Uiorber periuhte gu enttom:
men, ipurbe aber eing.fangsn. Sa in
Gantou 9enf bic 5obesfrafe abse.
ihafft III, ionnte 2ueheni nur 5it le,
bensldnsliher Gin3elbaft perurtbeil
iperoen. CT bate tpieosrholt Wabn
finn iinulirt, uber obne srobsn Grfols
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Jn(anOGe(egrap6

= Sen Weit 5la., 10. Dit. Weis
tsre Ginsslbeitsn iiber bic 9erbeeruna
gen bes 5ropeniturms an Der Gubers
fen Siibtiiite Gloribo's purben beute
beridiet. Der nortpegiide 9ampfer
.Ios" bon BORT Tampa nah europa
beitimmt, tpuroe BEL benz gilanb goca
8ranbe auf ben Stranb ssfhleubert.
Die aus 1S a0pfen beitsbenbe Manns
ihaft 1T bier einsetroffen.
Der ameritaniide Dampfer rSers
man Jraicb4. Don Rem gort mad Sos
bine. ssras, beItimnlt. itranbete beim
2eudi.burm auf alligator asD.
Gas 2eudtbaug auf Gam asp m.ts
Oct, bab Der britiI6e Oampfer ySns
pentDr" is Matroisn rsttete, 10 BON
Der ipaniihen garts .6uso" uno 6
bon pem dmeritaniihen Shoner
.Nlartbo". Der amsritaniIbe Dams
pier .Nueees" iIt bier ouI Der Rsiie
BON GaIp.iton mad Hep yort .insss
loufen. Gr beri6tei, bob bic 2su1ts
isusr auf Der Rebecetsalippe. iotpis
auf 5ortusas Sslanb unb @oroen
aep .rlolden Isien.
Sabana. 10. DIT. Der peitline
1beil Rubas BAT burh ben 9ropen-
iiurm furhtbar selitten. StGote unb
Torfer ipuroen iiberlhpemmt unb in
ben lanbbii.ritten blieb : taum Elm
5aus tsben. llebsraa purben bic 1a=
batiheunen seritort uno bic Gaaten
ruiniri. Der mnterielle Shdben ldbt
iih taum obIhdbsn. er sebt a6sr in bic
Millioren. Der 9srluit an Menihens
lsben i'll aerinaer. als 3uerit arseHoms
men tpuroe. Sn Der Stabt Goniolia=
eion ertranten IL psrIonen. uno man
iit Der Nniicbt, oab nod ipeitsre Grs
trintunssfdle beridtet tperoen oiirfa
ten. ,
CINE gntideibung Der
5miidenitaatlihe
Sanoelstoms
mifiion.
Waibinston. .. g.. 19. DIT.
Die sipiihenitaatlihe 9ancelstommiia
iion orbnete am Wiittipoh an. baB Der
p1ragrapb bes 3lpiIdenitaatlihen
6annelsseieBes. der auf bic gefOrbs-
runa BON Waaren iiber tur5e unb Ian.
se Streden ge3us bat unD in Der lsB.
ten HonsreBiisuns ansenommen tpurs
be. am II. Jebruar 1911 in Hrafi
treten ioll.
Die aommiiiion bat eniihiebsn,
bob cine TurhsRnte, bic 10ber lit ala
cine aombination Der 3piiHenraten
auf perlelben Strede primn fdeie un.
aereht in. Die Hommiiiion 1T emf.
itIoiIen. bieiem prin3ip G<ltung 3u
perfnaffen limb nur in sdn3 ouberees
p0bnIi6sn GaIsn auSna3men ~ &c.
aattsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
Wetterberi6t.

sir Obio: Resen unb beoeu'
4enb tdlter am Donneritos. Nm 6rei>
taa brobenbes, idltereS Wetter. Stars
ie norbpeltlide Winbe.
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DalIon .prins abolr si
n1m Bpmb bnrhement
en- tgd n gtn.

Der Bonner 1oIlon .prin3 abolf1,
ipelHer bic frnnSSiif6e Grsnae iibers
flo9en battle unb BON einem Jort in
Derbun aus bsf9oHen iporben mar, III
lpoblbeboiten Bel Gltpi[e i'm 9Regies
rungsbe3irt W;esbaben selanbet. Die
brei JnfaTtn batten ii1 in brinsenber
Qebensgefabr befunbtn. bod lpurbe
teiner BON ibn<n periebi. Nnnbem Der
Hollon bon Werbun 5uriidgetrieben
mar. btriitf bic Gabrt ohne nsitsren
3pif4enfaII.
DIutiser 3Afammenitob In
Dtutf nsG ibofafritd.
Wei benz om Dienitdg i'm 8e3irf
Rnribib b<i Milhelmstbol erfolgten
3ufoinmenfob 5ipif6en Dailit1r unb
jtreilenbsn Qapnte<rn iinb odtkbn
Rnffern eetSbtet lporben. n6brtnb auf
Geiten IS NliIitdrl lsine DerIuite
y SssjelH I'M ius. Dsa pia>Iss q
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Die Direetoren Oct JQilOis
Central GIm6a6n
Ser llnfdbigfeit, Jfa1ldi=
iigfeit itnb anoerer 0inge
beiAulbigt
lln6 int Wamcn Der Sabn aui
$40, 900, 900 SdaOeneriat
uerflast.
2Safter @elrntan
nlit (einen Bsg(eitsru In Jlew 9orG
ange6ommeR.
CT psiit auf bic Gs9lsr bin
Die BEL Der Musriitung bes 8dllons
r4meriea gema6t lpurbsn.
uno bic Bel tiinftisen grpebitionen
bieier Mrt Dermieoer psrbeU
miihen.

No9 feds Der gallons. bi. in ct.
2puis aufitiesen, in Der Qufi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
Muslan0. Selegrapb
Der oeut(de Aroiaprin3
0Dirb a,,f feiner @eiie ''a@
benz iernen Often
Audl Waanila einen Bein@ ab@
itatten.
0eutf6e Grben eiueS Naiaionen'
gaadlaFes In Deratbnne.
qu;oi auoheni, Der Wi0rber Der aois
ierin Gliiabetb BON Seitsrrsid.
6ot i'm gefGnsnib su Genf Stlb't'
moro beganssn.
-
gy,a0nis ManusI bon portusal uno
feline Wutter
On England ausetommsn, mo iss tunfs
tis bleiben tperbeu.
GrslGruns.n iikr bic RuitunssH
Sefterreihs.
Die tiirtilde Mnleibe piro bod IN
Grantrei9 uniers.bratt.
6ot i'm gefdnsnib su Genf SeIb't'
moro besansen.
gy,a0nis ManusI bon portusol uno
ieine Wutter
en- Gnslunb ausstommeu, no iis iinfs
tig bleiben tperben.
GrslGruns.n uber bic RaitunssH
Sefierreihs.
Die tiiriilte Mnlsib. miro bod in
1rantrei1 unters.bratt.

aus BEN Deutf4en Reid.
Berlin, 10. DIT. Sn aoln pers
fammelten ii9 in elmer Grbi4ofisiahs
rsid,t tpeniser aIs 2O3 perionen aus dl@
len 1beilen TeutidlanDs uno pol
lambs. sic ale slauben, On oem Orb.
bes 1ou1nbiinen Gelomarlhaus Yaul
gDirt tkilaubaben, oas insipiihsH
bur4 gins unb 3iniss5inien duf 900
Niuionen Wori onsenahien iein foa.
ssn Der NeriommIiins lpuroe seiogt, ne
Gtobt MmfterOam babe nint in Mbrsoe
gefsnt. bab iis bds Grbe bes GsInmars
f1olIS ongetreten bobe, ober bic Mnge.
ieaenbeit iei bereits perjdbrt uno oie
Gtobt iei jebt bic seieslihe erbtn.
DieIe Musfiibrunsen puroen BON osuis
ih.n unb bollGnoiihen Rehtsgslebrten
beltritien unb es murbe beThlonen. ei,
ntn Dsrein au sriinoen. Der bic Jnisrs
efIen Der permeintlihen Grben energiih
pertreien ion. 5offsntlih pirb e osln
Derein Der Witlionenerben nitlt ebtrlIo
erseben ipie ieiner3eit ben RattOmiiisn
hes 8tneraIielbmarihalls BON Mliins
mid, beHen WeilIionen Der runiids
Siaot iti[lfhtpeisenb rgeerbt" bat.
Der aaiier Wilbelm bat nunmebr
bos 0erfprehen segeben. baB oerarons
prins Wilbelm ouf ieiner bemndhftis
gen Reiie mad bem fernen Often aud
Wlanila ouf ben pbilippinen einen Be
iuh obitotten tpiro. Somii bat Der
aailer Der 4nresuns entiproden. tpels
der Der ameritaniife Straightforward
Didinfon BEL benz ibm gu Gbren bonn
Raiierpoar peranitalieien Doklfriihs
itid ausbrud perIieben bate.
3ugleih bat Der aaiier feline Be-
reitnilisteit gu ertennen eeseben. ben
WorfhIas. bdb Der aronprina feline
Iohrt auh mad ben Der. S!oaten
ausbebne. in gripdsung Su 3ithen.
Nber bic Musfiibrrng bieies Uors
f9loss gilt ols h0hit urpabridtins
lid. Denn lie tpiirbe ben btreits feftsez
Iegten Neifepion pollitdnbig umiperfen.
Nah ben bisberigen Cispoiitionen ioll
Der Rronprin3 BON Snnd aus Vttttt
WGr5 In 6ongtong eintreffen unb BON
bort aus non Ranton unb baruuf nah
G4onsboi fabren. Doron lpiirbe iiH
elm mebrtGaigsr DefuhRiautf1ous an
f1Iieben. Die 4ntunft bes aronprins
3en in peiing III sesen ben 10. april
unb in 1oiic I'm ben %. 4pril norses
feben. gu Mnfans Mai fou odnn bic
Ridreiit lberGibirien anseireten mers
ben.
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Muslan0. Selegrapb
Der oenf(de Aroi,prin3
0Dirb a,,f ieiner Reite 'saD
ben, fernen Cteis
Aad, Maanila einen 1eind ab1
itatten.
Dentj4e Grben eines VatIlsonen'
gaad,laijcs In 0eratbnng.

luiei aueheni, Der MOrber Der aoss
ierin GIiiobetb bon Seitsrreib.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-09-23

Every possible effort should be
made by the citizens of Friday Har-
Dor and San Juan county to induce
Mr.. s. II. Paxton and his associates
to locate their fruit and vegetable
cannery here. It would mean the
employment during the canning sea-
son of from one to two hundred peo-
pie at good wages and many thou
sands of dollars would be paid the
farmers and fruit-growers annually
for peas. vegetables and fruits. An
industry such as this would mean
much to the county and peope here
cannot afford to let the matter drop.
Mr.. Paxton asks on bonus, moth
ing in fact except al guarantee that
sufficient produce will be raised to
keep the cannery running. He has
talked with many of the farmers
but says nothing definite has been
promised by them. If some of the
influential men of the county were
to take the matter up with the
farmers it seems reasonable to ex-
pect that something definite might
be done.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-09-23
ROADS AND BRIDGES

Road and Bridge
Inspection work. S.U
discrimination and surveys. 250.0O
Note for rock crusher... 5000
new roads. ....... 100 5oO.ol
- o1r 90
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-09-23
Application No. 6227.
STATE OF WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIDE LANDS FOR OYSTER
PLANTING AND CULTIVATION.

Notice is hereby given that application has
been filed in the Office of the Commissioner of
Public Lands of the State of Washington, to
purchase the following described tide lande sit
uated IN San Juan County, Washington, to wit:
All tide and shore lands of the second class,
owned by the State of Washington described by
metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at point from which the meander
corner to fractional sections e and "a. township
36 north, range west w. NJ. bears south SO de-
greos IS minutes east, 22.o2 chains distant and
running thence north Al degrees east, $50
chains; thence north 81 degrees 80 minutes west,
6.2z chains; thence north 81 degrees As minutes
west. 3.43 chains; thence south ~ degrees al
minutes east, Io.458 chains to the place of be-
ginning, containing area OF OF acres, accord
ing to the map on file In the Office of the Com
missioner of Public Lands at Olympia Washing
ton; for the purpose of planting and culriva-
ting oysters thereon.
Any person or persons having or claiming any
interest in or right to the lands applied for or
authorized by law SO to do, may protest against
or contest said application in manner and form
provided by law. The protest or contest must
be flied in the Office Of the Commissioner of
Public Lands within thirty (3o) days after the
date of the last publication OF this notice, aud
must set forth fully the grounds OF the protest
or contest.
Date of last publication Sept. I6 1910.
E. w. ROSS,
Commissioner of Public Londs.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON,
AUGUST 70. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred Lawson, OF
Friday Harbor, Wash, who, on May 18th, 1904.
made Timber and Stone application Serial, No.
oI656, for the NE4 of the SEA OF Section II,
Township IS NJ, Range west, Willamette Mer.
idian, has filed notice of intention to make Final
timber Land Proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before C.. Il. Hackett,
County Clerk, at his Office in Friday Harbor,
Claimant names as witnesses; Isaac Sandwich,
of Friday Harbor. Wash; George Malcom, of
Friday Harbor, WASH: Robert Flinn, of Roche
Harbor WASH; A. ]. Lightheart, of Roche Har-
J. HENRY SMITH
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the one hand, and the whole people,
on the other. protecting the latter
against extortion and saving the
former from assaults.
The solution is not easy to find
for the simple reason that the situa-
tion is without precedent. But is
not progress being made along sane
and cautious lines? Surely no men,
ace to property or to human rights
lies in the striving for such solu-
ton. Both will be safe guarded by
it's certain finding"
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Salvage Notice

Found adrift off Henry island
Sept. 10, small decked scow; no
marks. Owner can have it by prov
ing ownership and paying salvage
costs.
F. H. BRINES,
st. Roche Harbcor.
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Cream Cheeks Issued

Following is list of checks issued
to patrons of the Friday Harbor
creamery, from September LIST to
15th 1910:
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Financial Estimate Tor Town Of FIJI
day HarbOf

Resolved, by the city council of the Town
of Friday Harbor. W ashington, that the Ioi-
lowing estimate of the expenses for the
year 1911, for said town. be and the same IS
hereby made as follows:
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02

10 ACRES-Extra fine soil, close to town; "A" water and in a very de- sirable neighborhood. Can be bought for much less than adjoining prop erty.
 20 ACRES-The best soil in the valley; good stand of alfalfa; com pletely fenced into two fields: has a Broom frame house. newly built; a good drilled well and pump; a young orchard, consisting of oranges, peaches, pears, apricOts, plums and grapes. This place is offered at a very reasonable price.
 40 ACRES-Close to town; extra fine soil; completely fenced; frame house; good well and pump; at s120 per acre.
 We have some very cheap and de- sirable lots north of town.
 ELLIOT EVANS CO,
 IS E. Adams St.