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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

: Just as three years ago, the Re
publican bosses are pleading for
''just one more trial" VIII the
voters give 1t to them or have the
people had enough?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

A vote for the non-partisan school
board tomorrow is a vote for pro-
gressive Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

What's the use of holding an cleo
ton? The New York Sunday Herald
had it all settled yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Only a day or two now and Wen
be able to find something else be-
sides politics in the newspapers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

MsFot as you think tomorrow re-
~ CARELESS of party label. There is
nothing in a name these days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Just as If we didn't have enough
on our hands at present without
reviving the. Efkins-Abruzzi romance
La-the Gsrm of a drama.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

No smoking at a political meeting
is something new in politics, but
then this is q new kind of a cam
paign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

A tariff war with Germany is
threatened. But II there has got to
be war we would rather 1t be that
kind than any other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Probably "Dory" Strong wouldn't
let the republican assembly candi-
dates answer the questions asked by
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

It's all up now. DR.. Schurman, of
Cornell, has taken the stump against
Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Philadelphia Record.
4
: The corporations and Wall Street
are again trying to bury Roosevelt
by defeating Stimson. One would
think, after the many failures of the
stand-pat gang to throttle the Col
onel, they would have learned that
even in defeat he is a winner. II
the old Tweed ring, by the use OF
It's millions, should succeed in elect
ing Dix, 1t would only more surely
cement the populace to Roosevelt
and his cause. The day of Wall
Street domination in politics is
doomed.-Rahway News-Herald.
John B. Moisant, the young Amer
lean who won the prize for a flight
from Belmont Park around the Stat
ne of Liberty, Sunday, says that he
expects to fly from America to
Europe, across the Atlantic, in a
very few years. He insists that he
is not a dreamer and that the sci
ence of aviation has advanced far
enough to make this prediction a
matter of observation-disclosures OBJ
server.
The nearest representatives we
have in the east of the principles
represented by the Republicanism OF
Poindexter and Hiram Johnson. La
Toilette, Cummtns, Bristow and
Beveridge to which enlightened
Democrats are giving ardent sup
port are stimson, of New York; Will
son, of New Jersey; Bass, of New
Hampshire, and the Keystone ticket
In Pennsylvania. - Philadelphia
North American.
Efforts have been making for
some time in Mercer to boom Frank
S. Katzenbach for senator and he
will be supported by the entire repre-
%sentation from Mercer. This action
on the part of the candidates is ia
ken to NEAR that the fight in favor
of K~atzenbach will be forced from
now on, and that his supporters will
endeavor to compel his nomination
In the caucus.-Elizabeth Evening
Times.
What will be the limit of mans
flight upward. Who shall say?
Only a couple of months ago the al
titude record was but a little more
than a mile. Today it is nearly two
miles, Man may never be able to
fly to the height which he has al
ready attained in q balloon, but he
will at least excel the blrls in soa
ing toward heaven.-Camden Post
Telegram.
The Kaiser, who has a new auto
mobile dining room, should be warn
ed of the dangers Of eating too fast.
Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

The true Yankee is nothing if not
a~ltitudinous. Mr.. Ralph tombstone,
soaring 9,714 feet above terra irma,
in his Baby Wright biplane on Tues
day, distanced the world for high
flying. 1t added to native joy over
the result that in what was practi-
cally an international contest both
the triumphant man and his ma
chine were of American make
Philadelphia Record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Locally the great issue sethe election of the Board of Education. We
now have In charge of the schools of this city a body of men of exceptional
ability. They are all we'll educated, successful business me who are not
in politics sin any way They We're named in response to a universal demand
for something better than the city had had in the past in the way of a school
board. In the few months that they have been in charge they have been a
revelation Instead of the old wrangles, personal abuse and midnight
sessions, quarreltng and lighting over petty affairs, this board has worked
in perfect harmony along the most progressive and business-iks lines. They
have introduced many icy features, they have added improvements and
have en to it that the city gets all that it is paying for in every particular.
These men are divided between the two political parties IS nearly equally
as possible. The Democrats have endorsed these men for election o their
ticket. An effort was made to have the Republican party do likewise, but,
through the opposition of several leaders. a straight republican ticket was
placed in the field in IN effort to bring the schools back into the turmoil of
politics. A nonpartsan' school board is one of the most advanced steps
that Perth Amboy has taken. The voters should. see to it that the nom
partisan candidates are elected by a big majority tomorrow. Keep the
schools out of politics.
These are days when the voters think before going to the polls. No
longer do We vote the Republican ticket because it is Republican, or the
Democratic ticket because it is Democratic. The people want to know what
the candidates stand for and what they will do if elected. The voters know
what they want and they will vote for the men who come the nearest to
giving it to them regardless Of what party they belong to. It the thought
full vote that will carry the election tomorrow. Be sure you are one of the
thoughtful voters
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Let every citizen do his duty to
his country tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
@. CHRISTENSEN
MASON AND CONTRACTOR.

ALL KINDS OF CEMENT
WORK A SPECIALITY.
Cor. state and Patterson ST.
Tel. 44a. Perth AmbOy. N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
maRIug tn FEDERsOE,
Mason Contractor.

$50 Laurie ST., Ger. Anhey Avn.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR S1LE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
ROBERT lain.

Corniee and Ornamental Work
SkyfiEhts and Metal Ceiling Jobbing
promptly attended to
jefferson st and New BrknEwick Ave
Tel. No. S1s-I. Perth Anteoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

the slogan that outlines the
Osscward policy. 10 which be
has rigidly and conseientiously
adhered during the years ~ his
business life. And that policy
has won a recognition and en-
enlargement that he regards a.
very gratifying
Legitimate Pharmacy pTcdi-
Gates 80 important a thought
As the selection. preparation
and sale Of remedial agents
upon a dignilied and profess
sional plane
II recognizes thorough theo-
retical knowledge. coupled with
extensive practical experience
and active research. a. the only
proper basis Tor pharmaceuti-
cal practice.
Il, entirely separates the dis
pcnsing OF prescriptions, as an
auxiliary 10 the practice OF
medicine. from the sale Of
purely commercial commodi-
ties. and makes Il a business to
itself
II insures uninterrupted aud
careful attention 60 the filling
81 prescriptions and eNacts cN-
IRENE cleanliness in every de-
tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
ROTUNDA OF THE O55ELLARD PHARMACY

needed in tho care 81 the sick,
and affords better opportunities
Tor It's intelligent selecuon
By the exclusion OF all
patented nostrums Legitimate
Pharmacy makes il possible 10
conduct business upon strictly
conscientious principles. With
medicines 81 known character.
quality and strength only. il
offers the opportunity 10 dis
courage harmful seli-ircatment,
and. without such irrelevant
articles as soda water. cigars.
etc. II Is possible 60 acccptably
meet the real needs OF physi-
clans and their patients. with
time left aud opportunities 10
become better equipped and
keep in touch with the medical
world
The Osseward Legitimate
Pharmacy policy permits the
proper placing OF apprentices
and makes il possible for every
thing that goes out Of the store
TO pass through the hands OF
competent and educated phar-
maCists
The Osscward Pharmacy has
also made a speciality Of quick
delivery Of purchases TO any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

part 81 the city. and this. IN the
very nature OF things. has been
a strong factor in the upbuild-
ing 81 the large business the
institution now enjoys.
The equipment in the new
quarters oi the Osseward Phar-
macy. at 1923 Second av. has
been installed regardless OF ex-
pensc. II is the best that money
can buy. both in quality and IN
the assurance OF the best and
most satisfactory service. There
Is every convenience for the
public and every utility that
would enhance the already
gratifying prestige which the
institution enjoys.
Everything about the estab-
lishment is "surgically clean"
and inviting 20 even the most
critical. Modern quarters in a
central location. perfect santa
ton and cleanliness. superior
service and facilities. and every
convenience that careful con-
sidcration could suggest. COM
bine to make the new Osseward
Pharmacy. AT 1928 Second av.,
am ideal prescription headquar-
tiers for all who require such
services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

years. said Ar DsseWard Ia
an interview to-day
Medicines compounded from
prescriptions must naturally
represent the work Of men who
have superior knowledge ~ the
business. The public now de-
mands IL in sell protection.
This Is represented IN the spe
cialist. the man sho has not
only the superior knowledge.
che facilities aud the ability.
but who dcyotcs his exclusive
attention 20 the work
In our pharmacy We handle
nothing but prescriptions. We
do not divide our attention hy
conducting a soda water ioun-
tain or a cigar stand. or IN sell
ing patent medicines and sun
dries. We nll prescriptions
only. and therefore we j. Il
right II is next to impossible
b. do two things al once and do
either Justice II would be a
rare thing so find a man who
could keep his mind ON two OBJ
jectivcs and give both tho care
iul. conscientious Thought and
effort demanded by a dis
eliminating public
Legitimate Pharmacy Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Il includes the sale Of mcdi.
zines OF all kinds recognized as
such by the medical profession,
and 81 standard purity and
strength. asccriaincd and ad-
jnstcd by analysis and assay.
II includes a full line of sick
room convcnicnccs.
The OssewaTd policy 81
Legitimate Pharmacy clcvates
the business OF furnishing mcdi-
.cincs % a more crcdigable aud
satisfactory position and dis
sociates il from the less i'm
pugiant trades
IL stimulates higher and bet
ter ambitions. leads to the at
taiumcnt of advanced and
more complete pharmaceutical
knowledge. thereby insuring
competency and best methods.
II removes from the store all
Objectionable features and
leaves u al all times with a ser
ious, digniiied air that inspires
and merits confidence.
With ono line of duties "
makes II impossible for inter
rupiions and distractions from
outside sales.
1t offers a more complete as
sortment OF what is actually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
FREE IICkfTS 10 MAIfSTIQ
ALL RlGhT--

Search Abe classified ad depart
ment Of this issue Of The Star
somewhere there are two free Tick
cts 70 the Majestic iheatre adFer
tlsed They will ~ given To the
persons whose uamea Gre mention.
ed Co The ad These rames were
picked a. random from ire city a.
recfory. Look fof them They
may b. your owu There is always
rood show At the Majestic, the
best there rs b. vaudeville Read
The Star Classified ads and Get
fbo Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

~ thoroughly masters his
one line OF work and who APP
plies all his energy aud talent
90 the enc achievement he has
in view.
Modern business men. the
successful leaders in their
fields. are che men who have
devoted every working hour IN
mastering the theoretical and
practical knowledge that en-
ablcs them % condnct their
chosen profession little better
and a little more successfully
than the other fellow.
Thus. IN the eyes at the ever
critical world. the knowledge
that a business man 90 pre-
icssional MAR Is At the head 81
an acknowledged successful
enterprise 0r business. carries
sish Il the equally obvious
thought that. Here Is man
who has made his business his
single purpose ia iiie There
lore MS sucrcs aud tire pros
9crity Of hiss business
IN Seattle. as im livery other
c.iV in the world. fhere are the
specialists. who. as elsewhere.
are naturally the leaders -
Such in brief. Is Coenclius
Osseward. pharmacist z man
who has recently cpened an cN-
elusive prescription pharmacy
at 1929 Second av.. ia an esiab-
lishmcnt equipped with every
modern appliance for the sue
cesslul conduct eli his chosen
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

"a she National Opera
hsve about reached the
sheif ways The suppaft
E ~ .xeellcnt company has
..srreach 20 those of Seattle
Il s,sssss to h. massc lovNrH The
w esmssny unless there IT, a
sAsnee ia ths number nf
.,,sudinx the Alhamhra. wlll
80 - - = "a Baise laahe Or
III sssss are plenty ~ peoiiie IN
..e W. 49, profess Ia have the cuis
- tssss faf music which u
49, II ssseh oskaniaeilHne -
x.s1sasi Opera eampanA theFr
]. ssessksn bnt The slHn ~ tse
s..sss Al the AihaHih4a Would
g..~ skai they Are nussc lowers
= sn.tsssAglon purposes only
X - con aslQn 10 be dra@si
-. - atsle haudfai q pssspir Who
= "a ~ periufnances "a that So
eea,sger her development
-. 4nsr 'inss may have oean has
~ - shsd ths plane NJ culture
- as'sa q con ifered q neeeas
4 sesa a. agtainsbie 'eKurN ~
=, s,u.Aisahlr number pi pNrNnaN
ssan Statistics
t.xfss a. lee nistfsF grnm q sta p
<se,I fasnt IL view Il uwiia HHs
go = fair assumption fhai 4
4 n ster 3a eo1 nepqlr Wrihi
,sssle sasfciat nmmtwr VITA
- <anttiaas ans aspirations
1 ssrosfs an apert cpfufant rs-
~,aas ednn8ny a4 mnrttagiuus
~ Nasinal
~ ~ Invariably hoon found "a
: - ss M other eifinH That d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

show. but he seemed 20 have stuff.
ctent ability to handle the part
which wac not a hla ONE flo didn't
remember his lines amy too we'll AZ
the last rehearsal. and ] said on
coutRgingly, Well. " you get
stuck. don't Htnpi Just puil some
appropriate STUFF aud Slide along
tiil you catch cue oh. I'm wise.
he eniu
IN the first act he dld hla Inns.
proviHiua. and IN never forget a.
tie was supposed 20 he a young so-
riety man. consoliue a beautiful girl
over the absence OF her iuNer. fight
ms for the union ~ the civil WWr.
In frw minutes hH was founder
ina. and, SURE enough he eane
across with some dauc ~ hiH nwu.
All. MisH Foiuaextef. he said
do not griese for Chester / implofe
Nuu Remember he in serving his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
HOW NEW ACTOR BROKE UP SHOW.
NEW STORY BY CORSE PEYTON

NEW YoRK. March 40 corsn
faNtan sat on an imitation stnfnp.
~ the Wings ~ one nf HIS iiroolgiyn
theatres watching rehearsal of a
stock company They were Eolnx
through e elVll war play. aud the
heroine was weeping bitterly over
rniuof that hef lotnr had been
shot a. the front newer seeming 10
tenliae that this WIS thuusand
times better than being shot ia the
back
Manager paytnn laughed Then
u" explained = was just think
ms he said, 'of the time took
~ H'r"nee actor fur part la u
PLAY nisihinR like thln rha res-
ulaf man had been suddenly taken
STICK, and ! grabbed thla chap lee,
ennse ne was handy
WsHk on his Lines.
lie Waa just out Of hurlssdue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
|,lvT SEATTLE SUPPORT
4 GOOD OPERA COMPANY?

d not - la Seattle h difficult ~ OK.
PLANTATION. Rui the fact remaina
that Seattle ia evineina 40 great IN.
tereas tea orVya, The opera ,ampanV
under these eifcumstn ncaa. can do
nathins but seek a more appreriat.
i've field
hnnNKcr Russell has announced
the receipt IT offers from nalaa
fAaguAmd and t.nn Angeles. which
csntain guarantee Of support IL
civic pride dues no, suggest some al.
tarnAtlNe "a the mu~ie lovers az
Seattle. further discussion ~ uselnaa
q win 10 decided shortly whsshof
seattle win continue 20 have the
opportunity 20 hear operate nsodue.
tiena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
JANSEN ALIMONY
BILL CUT IN TWO

DR. ELY jansen viii hereafter
only have ~ pay his wife g75 "a
month alimDny. instead OF 1850 as
provided for IN the original divorce
complaint judge Frazier made the
now order yesterday Mrs Jansen
may keep the l3-year.old child for
two years
Mrs. Jansen a. The time ~ tho
divorce was given home on
Queen Anne Ilill worth S25 .090
Later she married Charles E
George. Tacoma attorney, whose
matrimonial ventures wore 80 IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Knpwn ovrT the ensire conn
Try as a prescription specialist.
Mr. Osscward has built up IN
Fhe last five years ~ Seattle an
exclusive and constantly In.
crcasing patronage. because "he
knows his business. and knows
Ii thoroughly.
Mr. Osseward Is a specialist.
pharmacist who has devoted
his entire time % mastering the
one business He first learned
all that a man gould learn 81 his
line. Theoretically Then he
learned the practical side 81 the
business from actual applica-
tion Tie studied under the
sAvants whose knowledge have
placed them IN the first pages
of medical learning u the past
century lie became a special
Isl. ono who has thoroughly
mastered every detail that
counts in the race Tor suprcm-
acy
Mf nsscward came tn Seat
tie II years ago with a record
of suceers achieved IN bis busi-
ness IN Eastern Csics. Chicago.
New York and other mctropoli-
tan centcrs Five years ago he
opened an exclusive prcscrip-
tom pharmacy on Second az.
near Cherry a.. and up 60 the
first 81 the month occupied the
same location In those five
years he has built mp a lucra-
tive business
The preparation 81 pure
drugs IS A matter that appeals
more aud more to the medical
men and the public ~ the light
81 knowledge gained in recent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

country Tie la er or he is
probably 80 fun nf suffers tnneie
got about nov that he can't tell
hayOnot and you'd probably find
HIN laying out behind the generals
teht shooting craps for The SO
Uncle Bem paid him last month
beer up Let me phone for tnNl.
ana we'll 80 over - NecfOrF ~ the
HAnk ~ sure 60 be there. and ynu
wsint know whether Chester ~ "a
seldier or rlhh before morning
! played the part myself the rest
~ tho evening" concluded the
Hrpohyu improHsarln "Nn. / never
caught The young man he could
mn llhr 4 nnn. az. a FlIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
|KN LINER FOR
ALASKAN RUN

Mx FRANCISCO. March go
4. ccaas< liner Alameda hss
10 ~ 10 he AlaAka stesmsh =
nngans sad iii BE- ovgrhaalsd
q 81 % Seattle - b. pat en
n Aluk4 fae The psuchH
- ! snas-siaud 10 b. t15. eas
y me- vili BE- pat in euamana
/ i CO. fainaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

An automobile. driven by d. W.
Peoples. 7ia EaBllake ays struck
d street chr 81 fsroadway and pike
-. 81 ! O'Clock this morning The
bow " the machine was smashed.
bat Peoples and his wife. who was
also IN tine car escaped With slight
bruises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
7. R. OFF FOR
NAPLES TODAY

ny staff Correspondent Of the
United pfean.
CAIRO. Egypt. March 20 For.
mer President Roosevelt and HIS
party left AT 445 o'clock this morn.
ing Tor Alexandria he viii sail
today from Alexandria Tor Naples.
where he will arrive Saturday
When tho party lett today there
Was no reminder 81 yesterday
nationalist demonstration The
station WAS crowded with the for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Madison g. hotel men met last
night with Councilmen Kellogg aud
Reyelle amd discussed the proposed
and needed improvements OF the
Madison ~ cable line Arrange.
menta were made Tor a conference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
TIE MARKETS

~ fs4HMg afs s.an 44Frtre rrf -
HHti y ~ ltrai att1fsaslsrs ~ tsitf
MAH esssls SD fgHa Frires ~ ~
<@H~ w. ssee e. tSrtafAun Hsx arsit "a
- 49,. ss.4ss ashFfsi.s laa.rifl -.
= = sfffi9 f7pt 3rst1rsL
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mer presidents friends. who gave
him hearty send off
The khediYah sent Mrs Ro0ae.
Welt q bouquet as a mark Of special
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

Qulnauli was the wetteet spot In
Washington last month II got 1908
inches II rainfall IN spite of all
this wet and dry talk. Seattle only
drew a frlfio over two inches
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paunIlters to panoe.

Fortress No / Daughters Of the
O. a r.. VIII give q dance Thurs
day evening. March 81, a. r. OF y.
nail. First and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

aud joint meeting with the Madl
son Park Improvement club and
Renton 1911 Improvement club
some time newt week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

DO you want 90 bvy = homsF See
ne Stars elasslfiot real estate
1iumna.
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...sssss -
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sseehers E'deeen. th's
! savN s. NJ ana evenles y "a
sIss Nan Thursday
i Nsns keanen in con tett
/ TR N sandaS, May Rob
/ fssss ~. Reiuveuation nt :
- ,,srx Week heKln
a. Nanday. Robert Nsn'eN
l s1aeRA National opera J
! 49, II ~g'he Fortune
! Neat week. hoc"
.Nn -rhe Alaskan Ncs' !
- pnlta IN WING
s.ess.n and sons 800
-t'onelet sss
slsa prom MeNiea
e.sfiiM uelen oirentlef in
oNF.'s, and vaudeville
,esylc Maud Han MACY :
49, vaudeville
/ ..srAeEs vaudeville
se ~ Cav faree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

VOWED that Mrs Jansen secured .
divorce from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

lDERN business sue
cess demands the spc
cialisc the man who
thnrnllnhiN na.trra nj.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-05-27
LOPEZ

Oh Bruins returned from Ana
cortes on Monday.
Mr.. Murphy came home from Sc
attic on Wednesday,
John Clark was doing business at
the Harbor Wednesday.
Born, Sunday, May %, to MI. and
Mrs. Tom Blake, a daughter.
C. P. Johnson left for his home
at Green Lake Wednesday morning.
C. T. Butler was looking after his
business interests at Lopez on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham
came home from Bellingham on
Wednesday.
B. F. Wood and daughter Grace
returned from Friday Harbor or
Wednesday.
The Christian Endeavor society
gave an ice cream social Saturday
evening at Lopez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have pur-
chased 80 acres one mile from Cen
tralia and have gone there to live.
Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Range, Of
Richardson, went to West Sound or
Tuesday, where they took part in the
medal contest.
There will be memorial service
at the Congregational church Sun
day morning. Rev. Mr.. Stems
will give the address.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-05-27
DOLPHIN BAY

Carl Bosnian was a Bellingham
visitor Tuesday.
w. d. Schmuck and son Arthur
were county seat visitors Saturday.
Henry, Ernest and Fred Krum-
diack went to Flat-top island Sun
day.
Miss Emma Krumdiack left Mon
day for East Sound to work for Mrs.
Adams.
The Misses Krumdiack returned
home from Friday Harbor Saturday
morning.
A number from here attended the
dance at Orcas Saturday night All
report q good time
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. C. Engleson and
family were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Kirchoff Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.J F. Iptte and daugh-
ter Edna and Mr. Penson were guests
at the Krumdiack home Sunday.
G. N. Martin and son Chester
were Deer Harbor visitors Sunday,
going over to see HI. Hunt. who re.
Gently purchased tle Paxson place.