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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-24

A revival meeting opened Sunday at the
centennial exercises of Hopewell Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, at woodlawn,
Nd, and will continue for week. Rev.
c. W. Moore, pastor Of the church, is
assisted by Robert Downing, q converted
actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-24
Colonial Rugs,
81 Values,
At 6Oc.

4 special lot of "Ye Ode Tiurc
Rag Rugs. in pretty combination col
ore. finished With frfngcd ends.
Strictly reversible kind.
Size 25xbo inches. Attractive floor
coverings for bathroom. hall or bed
room.
Regular 500 value. At dac each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-24

small holdings. Many of these new
peasant farmers told NJ. Yermoloff that
geance from the members of the COM
Mune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-24

Tobacco of tine new crop is being mar
keted at Petersburg. Va. in fairly large
quantities. and satisfactory prices are
being obtained. The highest price the
past week was $3.50 a hundred pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-24
Trained for His Life Work.

! When the Ruler OF the earth wants
something for the good of his people,
something that is to endure. He gives the
rearing of the child that is TO do the serv-
ice to family that will train and nur-
tUre II toward the great life work. The
family that had charge of the upbringing
of our Deliver was in all respects in a
position to school the future preacher of
righteousness.
His fahe1 was minister. and il was
the home lessons. strongly impressed.
that nodded the boy. His college life did
not efface his home training. His was
not the kind OF family in which to
rear a finanCier, a merchant prince or a
manufacturing magnate.
Senator DolliVer crowded half a cen
tury's work into twenty years. For many
years the states and the nation have
struggled tn enact legislation now finally
or the statute books. in the securing of
which Senator Dolliver gave the best
years Of his life. All his previous training
and research was in preparation for this
work. When he spoke every senator
STAYED in his seat and the galleries were
crowded. Iowa mOurnS her statesman
and wonders where she will look for one
10 continue the service.
During the service Mrs. Otis d. Sweet
Of Foundry NJ. f. Church sang Jesus
Is Mine" just before the benediction
Abide With Me- was sung. This was
Senator Delivers favoritc hymn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-24
The Dresses:

Fmt NJ h Gowns i effects
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14
ORCAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gore were guests
Of Mr.. Graves Friday last.
Mrs. Curry and Miss Roberts
were the guests of Mrs. Peter Wed
nesday.
Mrs. and Miss Peter ;have re-
turned from their visit with Van
couver friends.
Mr.. Graves has been suffering
from very sore hand lately. He
had it lanced by DIR. Powers and it
is now improving.
Preston Killebrew has fine crop
of apples this year. He has quite
a crew of men picking and expects
to have about 1900 boxes.
Mr.. Woolard and Mr.. Walrath
were the guests Of Mr.. Graves Sun
day. The building of the house and
outbuildings on Mr.. Graves place
took considerable of their attention.
Mr.. Griswold's launch Dawn was
nearly swamped in Sweeney bay a
few days ago. The Yankee Doodle
took the Dawn in tow to Shaw island
where she sank owing to having
shipped too much water on the trip
across the channel.
The Ladies Of the w. l. |. Club
are making elaborate preparations
for their Halloween dance, which
will be masquerade. Many Of the
young people are already making
all kinds Of guesses as to the charac-
ter they will impersonate.
Nearly all the farmers in this vi
cinity are trying the thousand head
ed kale this year and they SO far
seem to be we'll satisfied with its
growth and feeding qualities. Many
are feeding it extensively already
and they say that the stock like i
and seem to do we'll on it.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14
DEER HARBOR

Mrs. Z. T. Paxton was visitor in
Friday Harbor Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas has had her sister,
Mrs. Soules, and two brothers visit
ing her.
Miss Dolores Pearmain, who has
been employed at Friday Harbor, is
home again.
Mrs. Jack Devers and brother,
John Sanders, were visitors at the
Norton home Sunday.
The basket social and entertain
ment given by the school Saturday
evening was great success, $40 be-
ang raised for the benefit of the
school.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

Island
OLGA
Pop. 1859

Mrs. C. M. Cunningham spent a
few days at Olga this week.
The steamer Burton is making
good time on her present short run.
The Vasbonian succeeds in making
this port on her morning run out of
Bellingham.
The Morrow bungalow is rapidly
taking shape and will be completed
before winter.
John Doak has taken the Cunning
ham house, where he will batch dur
ing the winter.
The Bryan Packing Co. is putting
up quantities of lpie apples, which
find a ready market.
C. F. Roehl has received some
thoroughbred Oxford-down sheep
from Alfred Lawson. of San Juan is
land.
The tug Hope has been anchored
in the bay here for several days past
with a big tow Of cedar from Pow
ell River, B. c., waiting for better
weather.
Numerous hunters have been here
the past few days, but have bagged
few deer. After persevering indus
triously for some months I. D. Van
SAINT succeeded in hitting deer this
week, and now has meat hanging
up.
Jay Dana returned from Seattle
on Monday. He is rapidly recover
ing from the serious illness he has
had at Seattle. While lancing his
throat the surgeon accidentally
pricked the jugular and Jay nearly
bled to death.
The big Alaska bear cub that has
been domiciled at the Olga Inn all
summer slipped his collar and got
away last Monday night. Doubtless
obeying the call Of the wild she is
now roaming the hills seeking whom
she may devour. A liberal reward
is offered for the return of the
animal to the hotel.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

Orcas No. 81
Inspector, D. Bower.
Judge N. B. Davis.
Judge, R. B. Alfree.
Lopez No. L
Inspector, James Meiklejohn.
Judge, George circuit.
Judge, F. S. Hudson.
Lopez No. p
Inspector, James Cousins.
Judge, Sebastian Downie.
Judge, A. w. Davis.
Blakeley
Inspector, VIM. Reed.
Judge, L. Howell.
Judge, w. E. Parker.
Shaw island
Inspector, C. H. Cliff.
Judge, F. E. Fowler.
Judge, A. D. Tiff.
Waldron Island
Inspector E. Rahorst.
Judge, Ethan Allen.
Judge. Mr.. Wood.
Stuart
Inspector, A. Droullard.
Judge, c. Cook.
Judge Ed. Chevalier.
Robt. Erickson, supervisor Of Road
District No. l, reported as follows:
Work performed to the amount OF
$76.49 and material furnished and
refund $65.47. Warrants on the
district were ordered drawn as fol-
lows: Robert Erickson. supervisor.
$3.12:: Western Mills & Lumber Co..
lumber, $5.72; 4. B. Carter. sup
plies, $1.1O; Range & Sewage, black
smith work. $1.25: N. ]. Capron, re-
fund on donation to district. $57 40.
Commissioners per diem.
n. =. Cayou SO. SlJ-eV
James A. Buchanan l44u
~. p. onull. .'.- :. 4esc0
Adjourned.
a. 7. Cayou, Chairman Of Board.
J. w. Frits. Clerk.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14
DOE BAY

Il. Meredith spent day in Bell
igham this week.
Jess Drain and family are visiting
Mrs. Drain Of this place.
Mr.. Martin and his family have
moved to their new home here.
Mrs. F. Schmidle spent number
of days in Bellingham the first of
the week.
Not many hunters have put in an
appearance here this season Thuse
hunting say they fail to see any deer
on the hills. A few more open
hunting seasons and the deer will be
well cleaned out.
M. and Mrs. Russell, of British
Columbia, are staying at the Aberg
mouse. Mr.. Russell is looking at
property here and intends buying.
he and Mrs. Russell will soon
leave Tor California for the winter.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat if you
want to be annoyed. But if you
want relief, want to be cured, take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Sold
by Friday Harbor Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

.>SsAA ~ $500 = = - 3
Inspector, E. w. McGeary.
Judge. Norman Frazer.
Judge, G. r. Emmerlin&.
San Juan No. p
Inspector, John P. Paine.
Judge, F. A. Jensen.
Judge G. ]. Jeffrey.
San Juan No. f.
Inspector L. M. Harper.
Judge. Edgar Hill.
Judge, Jas. Crook.
Orcas No. -
Inspector. @. T. Loos.
Judge, George ". Meyer.
Judge, Harry Walrath.
Orcas No 2.
Inspector, J. H. Moore.
Judge Luther Sutherland.
Judge, G. E Baker.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14
NOTICE or GENERAL ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that on ans o.. place in
November next at the usual vo rss.r Wash
~. voting precinct in San Juan I ~ tise State
incfou. a election will be helo l ~
and County or District ofhcers &c rncression.
one .. S. conoressrnan for Fifs' Sos
= Hsve justices for the state supreme district.
n,,e IA; ~ senator for a4th SenasoIIa a.entstive
one Representative Tor sand kepes~
district.
County Auditor.
County Sheriff.
County Treasurer.
County Clerk.
Count PrusecutinG Attorney.,,.
County Sr-erintendent OF ocnoo'
County ASSESSOR.
County Bnfineef.
County Wreckmaeter. 80 one.
resrtx corumIeoloner District 70 Tro.
Counfy Commissioner Di.tflc 81, = precinct.
& one Iustjce of the Peace iod 800
ono Conntable Tor each precan.s S.,r1e a Of the
1ssendfaent 70 section Io, AL.S.ton. reat-
e.osef5fnfiou 81 the State Of Wing Governor.
49, q f,e ,cccse1on to the once = nrsfitufio0
4sses6snent "a Article Six "a rs s. N 70 IL
81 tis~ sfSfe of Washinston, rei1n-e
ssecfIon nm Sc opened q n.tii seves
u. ~. -, Srd VII Continue uI 49,
osc1ocE r. ~ a1le1noo ~ the "a "a 90
Dafe6 III ~ ~ AZ Oc19 SS;ees - 1pdito.
y. NJ. FRI ses.s 8
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

The pleasant purgative effect ex-
perienced by all who use Chamber
aain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
and the healthy condition of the
body and mind which they create
make one feel joyful. Sold by Fri
day Harbor Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14
EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. N.

VIM. Wright left for Seattle Mon
day.
JD.Lowman and wife, of Seattle,
are guests at Mt. Constitution Inn.
Mrs. ]. H. Snowden, of Olga,
spent a few days in East Sound this
week.
Miss Maggie Langell has returned
20 Bellingham after spending a few
weeks at home.
The regular Quarterly meeting
was held in the Methodist church
on Thursday afternoon.
Will Evans has returned to Bell
ingham after spending few days
hunting on the mountain.
Mr.. L. C. Rudow and son, DR..
Leo Rudow, have returned from an
extended visit in the East.
John M. Cow, of Seattle, is ex-
pected to arrive the last of the week
for visit with relatives here.
Mrs. J. w. Patterson entertained
the Ladies Aid Society this week at
the home of Mrs. M. S. Donahue.
R. A. Light returned from Seattle
Wednesday of this week where he
had been employed by W. H.
Gafford.
Mrs. Arthur Readman left on
Tuesday after several weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
H. Gafford.
Rev. J. w. Hard left this week
for Salt Lake City, Utah, near which
city he has accepted charge. His
family expects to move in a short
time.
w. H. Gafford, who has been in
Seattle for the last ten days superin-
tending repairs on his Seattle pro-
perty, returned Monday on the
Resale.
Mrs. w. H. Benson, Master John
Benson and Miss Waldrip left this
week for Seattle to attend the we'd
ding of Mrs. Maybelle Kalloch to
Mr.. H. B. Paige.
The Madrona Club held its regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday afternoon
at the club house. Miss Murphy,
who has spent the summer here,
read an extremely interesting paper
on Washington, DC.
AL. Harrison and Sidney Head,
who have been employed on San
Juan island during the past two
months, spent few days with their
parents during the week and en-
.joyed some sport in the hunting line.
1t is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Lini-
ment can be relied upon to take the
place of the family doctor, who can
not always be found at the moment.
Then it is that Chamberlain Lini-
ment is never found wanting. In
cases of sprains, cuts, wounds and
bruises Chamberlain's Liniment
takes out the soreness and drives
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14
RICHARDSON


George Wilson went to. Friday
Harbor Monday.
Roy McMillen is visiting with his
brother Harry McMillen.
Miss Hattie Kinnard visited with
Cora Standley the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. w. F. Bolton has been on the
sick list but is some better At this
writing.
Mr.. Healy is clerkine "a Hodgson
9 Graham's store during Howard
Graham's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Neivilles. Of Iowa.
left Richardson after . few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

If you are looking for q nicely
furnished and well ventilated room
you can find it at the Maple House.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

w. f. Bolton. swearing election board. l.5O
L. M. Harper. Inspector and returns.
primary election. ..................... $50
Edgar Hill. judge primary election. 800
Jas. Crooks. = 800
J.H. Snowden. Inspector primary cleo. 3.35
Duncan Bower judge 800
R. B. Alfree. :. 800
o. T. Loos. inspector - $50
Geo. H. Adkins. Judge /" $50
H. Mathesious. % :. $50
H. P. Walrath. clerk - $50
R. E. Osborn, - . $50
Al E. Biggs. inspector and returns pri-
mary election ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.92
Joe Thornton. judge primary election. $50
C. A. Muscott. . -. 4.5O
Irene Weeks. rent of hall for election. 800
w. H. Benson. inspector primary cleo. 450
M. S. Donahue. judge $50
Geo Candy, clerk :" g. 45O
Fred Hambly. clerk $50
L. Sutherland. judge and returns pri-
mary election observation-disclosures. ESQ
Ed Chevalier. inspector and returns
primary election. ......... 150
]. c. Douglas. judge primary election. 800
AL Droullard. - 800
E. Walberg inspector " 600
Frank Guard. Judge . 600
Colin Sandwich. . - SOC
Van E. Sargent. clerk . coo
Leon Little, % SOC
H. c. Cliff. inspector 800
William Jackie. launch hire posting no
tees of primary election .............. 25.00
r. o. Griswold. Judge and returns pri-
mary election 49,. .......... .......... 4.SO
E. B. Fowler. judge primary election. 800
Friday Harbor Journal. official publ
cations and election notices......... $3.50
SanJuan Islander, election publication $500
Mrs. Rhoda McLachlan. services on
board of education. ........ -. ....... 5000
Friday Harbor Journal. general print
ing and election supplies. lac. 50
r. A. Ryder. services on board of edu-
cation -. .................... N.S
L. B. Carter. mdse for pauper 5000
VI. Capron. salary as health Officer. $500
John Douglas Jr,. baliff. 1000
Mrs. Mae Pratt. feeding prisoners. 2.75
Ethel Burroughs. 8th grade exams. -. AGO
E. H. Nash. expenses attending treas
urer's association $500. ........ 49,. 18.45
Trick Bindery and Printing Co.. blank
books. .................. 1878
c. o. Reed. examination for insanity of
James Biggs. holding 9Th grade exam
nations, August. 4.OO
Pat Norton. fencing on county road. $500
Erick Anderson appeared before
the Board and asked that his person
al taxes be rebated, on the plea that
he was married man and had been
allowed no exemption. 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Com
missioners that such was the case,
the county auditor was ordered to
draw warrant in favor Of Mr.. An
derson for the sum of $5.32, the re-
bate on his 1909 personal taxes.
Bidslfor furnishing 25 cords of
wood for the court house officials,
were opened and found to be higher
than the market price for wood.
Upon motion the said bids were re-
jected.
The county auditor was instructed
to draw warrant in favor of the
Underwood Typewriter people, pro-
vided they fix the Elliott book type
writer in first class condition. as per
their agreement.
The Board consented to the ap-
pointment of additional deputies by
the district horticulturist, and the
auditor was instructed to notify the
inspector to that effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24

rect tribunal for the disposition OF
such objections. lie explained that
IIuRtersvillc is small tract OF lana
pretty well surrounded by Norfolk,
and slist for reasons of health and
protection IL was desired To take ii
over.
Assistant City Attorney Anderson. of
Richmond, opposed The bill. 1t would
not do Justice to the county at all. as
had been argued, since the option was
LETT TO u majority of those in the
territory to be annexed. who might
not constitute more than . per cent
of the voters of the whole county. He
thought tile new law useless and UNI
necessary. The provision of the bill
estoppinG further application for an
neXation until three years after tho
last application for that purpose would
allow one city which had failed To
anneX territory, after an attsmpt. to
keep another city in the same county
from anneNinG for three years
Colonel j. NJ Marshall, representin;s
the Board OF Supervisors of Norfolk
county. made a long argument for the
bill 1t rested mainly on the con
tention that the annexation of ter,
ritory would raise the tax rate on
the citizens annexed and would there
fore be q. practical confiscation. He
pleaded that the county ought to re-
main intact, unless, after careful de-
liberation. it was thought best to
allow annexation
n favorable report was awarded the
bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
Warner. Safe Cure Cures Diseased
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box.
TO convince every sufferer from dis,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
.LEsNER BILL Gets
ADVERSE REP0R 7
Measure Affecting Annexation
Considered at Length by
Senate Committee.

Annexation was the subject of a
long discussion yesterday afternoon
before the Senate Committee on City,
County and rown Organization, when
a lively fight was made on the Lessrer
annexation bill While the law is
general in effect, its bearing on Nor
folk and Huntersvillc was the narrow
issue about which most of the contest
ceAsred.
amended by the Lesner bill az to pro-
vide that where a Judge has heard the
auueXation proceedings and decided in
favor Of annexation. he shall not en-
ter his order authorizing the annexa-
tlon until two years after the date
ut his decision. 1t can be entered
immediately If 81 per cent. of the vot-
ers of the territory TO be annexed
50 petition the Judge. Where any ter-
ritcry has been annexed from any
county 10 city, 10 further applica-
ton for the annexation OF territory
from such county 10 . city shall be
entertained until three years have
elapsed. unless majority OF the vot
ers in the territory to be annexed de
sire immediate consideration OF sucl
application.
Professor A. Fl. Foreman favored Thu
bill, because If any part of Norfolk
county We're 10 be annexed TO Nor
folk II would seriously affect the pub
lie school funds and system of thu
county.
vigorous attack on the bill wa!
led by City Attorney Cabell OF Nor,
folk, who explained that Just noX Nor.
folk is getting ready to annex GER
tain parts of the outlying county. and
the passage of the bill might vitaHy
affect the move, He opposed the idea
of having the judge walt two years
after he had made up his mind before
entering his annexation order Ii
would result in leaving the part pro-
posed 10 be annexed suspended in mid
air, for the city 10 which it is TO be-
added would not have authority over
1t, while the county from which ii Is
about TO be taken would refuse TO do
anything for it, because its severance
was so inuinelt,
There is elsr,y reason Why n terri
tory about 10 lie annexed TO a CITY
should look with favor on the change,
he said The city Will furnish poiice,
IRE and health protection, and educa.
uohal advantages which cannot be OBJ
tanned anywhere near so well under
county auspices. II this were not true.
why should municipality EXIST /,
IS recognized beyond dispute that much
Is 10 be gained By annexation for the
annexed territory
Colonel w H. Sergeant, chairman,
81 the annexation committee of the
Noftolk City Council, opposed the blll,
saving thar the opponents OF the nm.
he&ation OF Huntersville 10 igNorfoll5
would nuch more appropriateR cerr,,
Gieif complaints to the court the cor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24

other for these positions In Demo-
cratic priirarleo---ono, for and another
against. the railroads. The matter
should be kept out OF politics. lie could
not conceive why anybody should want
any more elections, 1T would, llo
thought, be Very unfortunate to change
the law when everything is going
along SO well.
Mr.. Evans remarked that Mr.. Bell
hnd lust secured the passage Of n
bill thc. fotr-year local option tcrm)
which takes away from tho people the
right 10 vote on Il matter on which
they are forced to have an opinion,
ana now wants to give the people a
Glance to vote on a question OF a
alitereiit nature. The Governors, he
sad, have thus far mado no mistakes
~ theli appointments to the commits
ss.oi'' TINS being demonstrated bv the
,' mat the representatives of the
peppie nave ee-flrn1ed them.
,,,MMrr. tltzhugh get the floor, but
yielued for a motion to adjourn, which
@ns agreed TO ut 2:0s o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-24
.WOULDGR|ND LIME
BY CONVICT LABOR.
Bill Proposing This Argued EN-
tensively Before Committee
of House.
COMPARED WITH BURNT LIME
Chemists Tell Of Val,les-!AIanu-
facturcrs Protest Vigor-
ously,

u. ~
we have pure-food laws to tell us
what We must not eat and Byrd laws
to tell us what we must not drink.
Why can't we carry this paternalisn
aslittIe further and do something for
The farmers OF Nirginia?" Such was
the plea made last night before tho
House Committee on Finance IN favor
of the bill providing for grinding agrl-
cultural lime by convict labor, BY Mr..
Hathaway, or Lancaster county. This
was the second hearing on this ques-
ton.
We are asking for fish" said Mr.
hathaway, pathctically 'NWillss you
give us stone? II so. WILL YOU grind
1t for us?"
Tho hearing in question proved one
or the Very Invest committee entertain-
lnents of tho Legislative session The
deepest interest is being shown in the
question by both Sides Farmers and
their representatives arc putting forth
the necessity for tho t,se OF lime in
modem farming, and tho Justice of
giving this interest tho necessary sup-
ply at q low price. On the other hand,
the lime manufacturers nre protesting
Vigorously at being put out or busl-
ness. Their side was ably represents
cd last night by w, ~, Cursop.of War
rem county, who WAS prominently mem
toned for the position OF State Cor-
Spotation Commissioner upon tile recent
1l,C1ontinued On suYenth PageJ