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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

E~SpE$EM1
SenrD Brouilette tpar-bas ein5ige
Dpfer Der sbiieiigen S6eier oeS 4. SSrli.
8eim Mbfeuern elmer groben &anore
in Dulutb erlitt er ourd cine Bulper-
erploiion idmere 8ranopunoen i'm
@elidt uno mag ein Mlge berlieren.
Das enforcement bon Seuerrpert auf
Sen StraBen mar p0l1tg ausgei6altet.
Minona. - Der iett einem
Sabre permittmete 6er6inano &rauie,
melder in Ser Mnlage ser bieiigen 8i-
mona 5boe So. angeitent mar, bra9
iein @enid, als er Dor ben Mugeu
leiner @raut uno leiner tleinen Tod)-
ter aus elmer @obe BON feds GuB in
Sen ga @rolie=6ll,B einen &opfiprung
Lamsfubrte. 9aS @aiier mar sort muir
nrei SUB tief. Der 1oo trat iofort
Elm.
HrincetoR. - Mls 6. s..
Sheen Sic Quolitat oes 5e1ermerfs
erprobt, oas er iid} gum 8erfaufe bat-
tie fomnen laiien, flog Elm 5unfe 1T
oaS S9aufeniter ieines 2a6ens, 6as
pouftanoig nit Seuerperf angefiiut
NOR. Mues Seuermerf inn 5doufen-
iter %erplo0irte IS einmal nit ele=
mentarer @emalt. Ser gan5e 2aoen
ipuroe ein &aub Ser Tlammen.
81. Saul. - @eil ser friibere
Mabrungsmittel- ln6 Molferei=&om-
! miii4r Mnorem Sren6 cine 5enoung
Iorben ser Mmerican 2inieeo Sil 60.
fonfis5iert fat, melde $4,000 mertb
mor, idppebt nun cine &1age Dor Sem
@unoesgeridt. Mir0 bas @eieb Min=
neiotas be5iglih Ser 6arben5uiam=
meniebungen nidt aufredt erbolten,
10 miro &err Brenh ser aenannten
@eienidaft @riab 1eiiten miiiien. Sc
idiebt bies aber, 10 miro 6a0ur6 Elm
~eigenartiger 8uitano geidaffen, neil
8eamte 6es Stoates oann BEL Mus=
ubung ibrer Mmtspflidt @efabr lal1<
fen, perion1t9 perantmortli6 gebal=
ten gu merben, mcn1 ipdter cine 8e=
itimmung als nibt redtsfraftig ct,
flart miro.
6aribam1t. - 2olts Simpler
bon Midigan @ttp, St1o., SRI. 2iuie
3ai3er u1b SRI. @enepiepe &e1eD ent=
gingen pie 6l1rh Elm @un6er Bent
Eooe> als 6as Mutomobil, in meldem
Tie fubrcn, iiber cine 20 SUP tiefe
80iifung abitiir5te. Mne famen nit
rerbdltniBn1aBig gerineen @erlebun-
gen 6abo1t.
@IenpiI1e. - 81. Ben 8orter
aus gilbert Sea, Minn., erlitt oret
@ippenbriide uno i6mere innere Ser
lebungen un6 6rei bon flint &inoern,
meld)e NIT i'm fubren, mur0en ber=
lebt, als bds bon Dem Mr5te gelenfte
Muto nit einem BON 5mei Nfer6en ge<
5ogeren @agen 5uiammenitieb, mobei
zines BON SEN Eferoen get06tet un0
oos Muto umgeporfen mur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

Gloqnet. = =. S. 2tutbr10ge.
5ohn 6es Gbeiter 2iuibri0ge aus
Muscatine, SSa., 1tno feline @raut, Die
2ebrerin SRI. @ugenie 5tapletol1,
Todter Ser 6rau 5tapleton BON bier
lin0 ont Montog aben0 beim Boot
fobren int @ll1beSee ertrl1nfen. 9as
8routpaor par init elmer @rltppe iun=
ger 2eute 81 einem Bidnid=S orper an
0as Seeufer gegaltgen uno batte eine
8ootf abrt unternommen.
STEPHEN. = Der bteiige glepa=
tor, ser BON ser Sarmer- 9 rei11igln1
crba1t ml1roe, lit our6 Seuer 5erit0r1
moroen. .@egen 10000 @a1i@el @ei=
gen nn6 800 8nldel Tlahs pl1r6en
Elm &aub Ser 6lammen. Ser S6a=
Sen lit nur tbetlmeiie burd Gerii6e=
rung ge6edt.
&odeiter. - Ser groBe Stall
ouf ser Sarm oes @iGian1 G1pober
unpeit bon @batfiel6 tpurbe bon etnem
5turme eingeri1len l1t6 mebrere OH
oere @ebau0e murben org bei916igt
@benio mur6en alt6 biele 8dunte tint
gebroden. Snnerbolb zines umfrei=
les BON 6rei Meilen bat ser Sturm
aemutbet. Die eleftriide Sterilization
lit 011r9 sic beruriadten 8eiddoigun=
gen auBer 8etrieb geiebt !poroen.
&enpon.- Ser 80 Sabre alte
Iarrner Mons Mpnipn aus ser Sc.
oeno bon @berrp @robe tpl1roe, ols Ell
ii9 auf Sen giienbabngeleiien am
&etmtpeae befan6, bon einem 3uge Der
Great @eitern-8abn iiberfabren l1no
%geto6tet. Die beritimmeIte 2eide
nur6e ipater bon 6em 8egleitperi onal
zines @iiter5uges gefun6en.
DuIutb. - Die miIoen 8eerer
int noroliden Minnefota iino in sic.
iem Sabre 10 al1sge3eidnet CUR @eife
gefommen, 6aB mebr porbatrben iinb
uIs iemaIs porber 1,nb ein 3ebntel bon
ibnen miro gar ttidt geiammelt mer-
sen fo;nnen. Dos feudee Griibiabr
mar Dem @adstbnm aI1er Beerengat.
tunger, mie 8laubeerer1 un6 &imbee'
rem, iebr ginitig.
Sod e tier. ~ @idter Sannes
Gomgin, Staatsidabmeiiter bon Mii'
louri, bat itd i'm ct. Marps.6oipita]
elmer 3tpeiten Operation ltnteraoger,
melde als 5neite &dlfte bes gingrif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

fes SUR Gntfernung zines 5umors i'm
l1nterleib a~115uieben lit. @r fat Sic
Operation gut iib%eritanoen, l1n0 sic
@erbaltniiie liegen giinitig fit ieine
Gene lung.
Morb-9 afota.
GnIleD GitD. = Ser IS Saf=
re alte 8. 5ampion p1ree am 6l1Be
elmer Sreppe in oem 2ogierbauie, in
mel6em ct mob11te, toot ou%fgefunoen.
Mni dei11enb mpllte CT 0es Mahts fer
abgeben, lit atsgeglitten ulro abge=
itiir5t. gr lit erit ieit f1r5em inn Orte
gepei et ul10 man meiB nihts iiber let=
ne perionliden @erbdltnilie. = Ser
Staliener 5ranf 0amros ~ltiir5te BON
ser Bride ser Mortbern @oeific=8abn
100 SUB tief ab uno fam nit mebrfa=
den &a1etidrngen oobon.
2angoon.- 5tepban S'9four=
fe, ein @ilfsagel1t ser Greet Mortbern
8obn, lit urter ser 8eid)uloigung ser
l1nteridlaglng BON @el0ern Ser
8obngeieuibaft perbaftet tporoen. gr
befinoet iid in @annab, no er &ilfs=
agent NOR, III @aft; ser reglt1are
Mgent %. M. Bolton bat nad ourd sic
@ompanie erbaltener grmddttgrmg
Sic @erbaftlng norge,1ommelt.
Minot. - SnfoIge bes befttgen
@inbes lit ser Monopol 0e @itt
Dorma1's bel Dem eriten offentliben
MnfItiege berlungliidt urb im1r6e ser
idmettert. Dormon fa,1nte abipri,=
gen r11o blieb unperlebt.
@ron6 Sorts. - @ier lit oas
5ilper : Serpice 81 ieben, bas ser
Stoat fir oas Sdladtidiff .Mortb=
Dafota" gegeben bot. @ie cs beiBt,
tpiro oos Serpice oltf ser bier itottfin-
oenoen 5taats- Tair al1sgeitent tper-
sen. - @dibreno zines @etpitters fins
in ser @ege,1o bon @rano Sorts So
gelforner oefauen, bon pelden einige
t115 Son l1mfang batten ln,o is
8funo pogcn. 5olde nit einem Tint
fang bon 8 Bis 10 8on unb int sc.
mid)te bon 10 ln3en uno oariiber Nos
rem barfig. Ga iid Der Sagelidlag
auf 6ag @ebiet Der Stoot beid)r1nfte,
mar Ser Sda6en tlir Elm geringer.
Si6.0 afpta.
Siou SnII 8. ~ MIs Ser GSar-
tner Sobn Derfer aus ieinen1 BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

fes sur gntfernr11g zines 5un1ors inn
l1nterleib an5uieben lit. @r Fat Sic
operation gut iib%eritonoen, un6 sic
@er5dltnilie liegen giinitig fir feline
@%eneiung.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30
PUTNAM LOST IN SHUTTLE
County Is Fifty Miles Away From
the District in Which 1t Was
Placed by the Legislature.

Putnam county, which was some
trouble-maker in connection with
the reapportionment bill passed by
the legislature, faces some more
troubles. 1t is about fifty miles
away from the district in which. it
has been placed.
Putnam was taken out of the
Eighth and put in the Tenth by the
reapportionment committee. Roy
Stubs, it's representative, did some
hustling and managed to get the
senate to agree to it's remaining in
the Eighth. The house concurred.
But it didn't remain in the Eighth.
In the checker game that had to do
with disposing of it the county evil
IDENTITY got lost. Anyway, it wound
up in the Seventh, the extreme north
west Georgia district.
The trouble is due to somebody's
error, but it got by the
committees, clerks and
the governor before it was noticed.
The bill is now law, and Put
nam will remain a part of the Sew
enth, though it will be geographically
impossible for it to get "in" the dis
trict.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30
STIR MASSES TO RELIGION
CHRISTIAN FORCES PLAN COUN-
TRYWIDE CAMPAIGN.
Most Important Religious Movement
is Undertaken. Free Thought
Is Too Great.

SILVER BAY, n. Y.-Leaders of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment, the most important religious
undertaking to be attempted in
North America for a generation, met
yesterday to complete plans for the
unique International campaign which
begins next month and which is ex-
peCted to so stir the entire continent
as to greatly reduce the proportion
OF the population now entirely I'M
connected with any church. 1t is es-
timatad that so per cent of the peo-
pie Of the United States have no re-
hgions attiliation, and that fully half
OF the nations population seldom, II
ever, set foot inside of church.
Although exact figures are unavaila-
Die it is the belief of experts that not
more than 10 per cent of the people
OF the United States are free think
eTs, atheists or agnOstics and actively
opposed to christianity. This leaves
nait of the population to be number
ed among the Indifferent who, while
nominally christian, are not members
OF any church and who contribute
-t'AS W tAAC oupPO1I VI C<AkCAloAOA4
Oh the religion they affect to accept.
II is not militant unbelief that is
most to be feared, say the leaders in
Jne movement, but the mental stag
nation of those who neither believe
nor diSbelieve, but who pay no at
Iehtlon to religion except on the rare
occasions of funerals or marriages.
Asnosticism, while gaining ground in
Tue universities and among the pro-
iieSSlonal classes, is declared to have
Attle influence on the masses, who
are merely Indifferent. 1t is to arouse
1Aese 5000, 900 people that the
present movement has been inaugu
rated This work, it is declared, is
1laIIy necessary at this time, since
me present reign of Indifference to
tengion cannot long prevail. The
@"akenlng must come soon, say
nose in charge of the movement,
@nu the christian forces may lose
yAelr opportunity if they wait too
5Iong' Should another leader like
~ HseIsol arise soon, it is declared,
Iue religious history of France and
oapan might be repeated in this
country, and the United States be-
none nation in which free thought
"uq unbelief were triumphant
y me work of the conferences in
o cpe various cities will be directed
SEuleny toward reaching men and
o Soys and bringing them into the
c cn,e Christianity is rapidly be-
r rouillng, in this country, a woman's
W. rg'nslon, it is said, and the male pop
s Iiauon is becoming more and more
@nenated from the churches. The
rrnoyv5atkaers, experts in various lines of
t,,,1glous work, will preach the old
o male religion, but the methods of the
~ raoYement will be entirely modern
'uQ business-like.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30
HILL REELECTED FOR 2 YEARS
He Had No Opposition as Chairman
of Railroad Commission.

At the biennial reorganization
meeting the state railroad commits
sion reelected H. Warner Hill chair
man for term of two years. There
was no opposition. Other officers
of the body we're not disturbed.
Mr.. Hill has headed the commits
sion as chairman since the displace-
ment of S. Guyt McLendon two years
ago. He has been on the commission
for nearly ten years, having been
first appointed by Governor Terrell.
He served one term as chairman I'M
der the old regime when the body
consisted of only three members.
Later, when under the Gambler
bill the commission was increased to
five members, Mr.. McLendon was
named to the Craftsmanship. He
served until his removal by Governor
Smith, after which Mr.. Hill was
again elected to head the body.
Under the law the chairman re-
ceiyes a salary of $4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30
SAP, What's Cheny When It's in a Glass;
Some of Them, Says Uncle SAM Are False

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The ques-
tion, What is whiskey?" having
been answered officially gy a presi-
Dental ruling the pure food experts
of the department of justice have
now taken up the other components
of the seductive cocktail and have
pronounced the Qeury, What is a
marascLino cherry?"
Holding that maraschino cherries
should be bottled in maraschino
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30

liquor and not in a compound of
benzaldehyde, oil of almonds and
glucose the government asked for
the seizure and condemnation of is
cases of what it claims are only
limitations of real maraschinos.
The libel was filed in the district
supreme court here today, the al
legged false maraschinos being in the
possession of a local wine distribu-
ting concern.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30
.AGRICULTURIST IS APPOINTED
T. G. CHASTAIN WILL BE CEN
TRIAL RAILROADS. EXPERT.
Will Have Charge OF and Direct the
Operations of the Fifteen Test
Farms of the Road.

AS director of operations on the
fifteen test farms which the Central
of Georgia railway will establish at
different localities on the lines of it's
system T, G. Chastain, a graduate of
the Georgia State College of Agri-
culture, has been appointed to the
position of agriculturist of the Cen
trail.
Mr.. Chastain's appointment be-
comes effective Sept. /. He will be
under the direction of J. F. Jackson,
immigration and agricultural agent
of the Central. The scheme for the
promotion of scientific farming in
Georgia and Alabama by the estab-
llshment OF fifteen test farms has
been outlined in The News.
Mr.. Chastain was reared on a farm,
and is a practical farmer who has
had a scientific education. He grad
uated at the Georgia State College
Of Agriculture in 1909, and has since
taken a postgraduate course in ami
NAL husbandry at the Iowa College
of Agriculture at Ames, and has for
the last two years had charge of the
District Agricultural School at
Gainesville, Ga, and also superin-
tended the school farm at that point.
The Central believes him eminent
ly fitted to take charge of the test
farm work it will inaugurate this
fall by establishing fifteen farms at
different points along its line in Ala
bama and Georgia, upon which the
farming methods advocated by the
agricultural colleges of these states
will be given a thorough and prac-
teal test. He will also devote a
considerable portion of time to the
encouragement of the dairying in
dustry along the Central, as the
roads officials feel there are great
possibilities in this branch of agri-
culture, and that Mr.. Chastain can
render valuable assistance to the
dairymen already established as well
as those who wish to engage in that
work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-30

The Palace Market has choice NUT
ton all the time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the
seventh (1th) day of November, 1911.
in the city Of Olympia. county OF
Thurston, State Of Washington, a
primary election will he held at the
regular polling places in each ward.
polls open from 100 \ VI. until >
p II Candidates pat in nomination
are DIS foltu~s'
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Mayor
:. X. Hawkins. 1893 East Second
street
". L. Bridgford, 80 Bay street.
C.tv Attorney
{. f. Claypool, 1917 Sylvester
street
City Treasurer
W. H. Bracket, 1O11 Columbia
street.
City Clerk
1. N. Holmes, 1909 East Third
street.
Conncilman-at- large
/ Reirhold II. l.nupkc. HI West
Nineteenth street.
Councilman First Ward
/ Robt. w. Elwell. 321 East Ninth
street.
Robt. Doragh, sol Franklin street
! J. H. Brown, Kneeland hotel.
Councilman Third Ward
r. J. Hoage, Fifth and Eastsido
streets.
julius Wcrlheim, 917 Fast Fourth
street.
Councilman Fifth Ward
f. f. Taylor. 125 Eighteent h
street.
CITIZENS PARTY. ~
Mayor -
J. E. Daley, 1910 Main street. !
City Attorney So +,
r. H. Fry, 3O1 Sherman avenue :
City Treasurer
Edna W. Edings, 406 West Twelfth
street.
Councilman Fifth Ward
Frank Maahs, 1927 Franklin street.
I. n HOLMES,
City Clerk.
Published October 20, 1911.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
SPECIAL EXECUTION.

INlthe Superior Court nj the state Of Washing
l ton In and for Thurston County.
T. j Kegley, u. L. Parr and Evilyn G. Parr, his
wife, PLAINTIFF, W. William Brown, Defendant
Under and BY virtue Of . writ Of Special Exc
cutfon issued out Of the Superior Court Of the
state Of Warrington. holding terms 1t Olympla,
In and for Thurst0n county, said State, and dated
on gAe 30th day Of September, 1911, in favor oil
the abOve named PLAINTIFF T. ]. Kegley, H. L.
Par and Evilyu q. Parr his wife. and against
the lbove named defendant. William Brown, for
The ihm Of go "a, aad an attorneys fee Of oih01
and kosts Of uit amounting to 81 20. making I
EXECUTION was to me - Sheriff Of Thar tou
County. Warrington, duly directed and deliv.
cred aud BY which am commanded 10 veil d
pubGc auction according TO law the following
described real estate to-wit:
Lop four az and Eve (5) In block one (i), Bay
View Addition to Olympia, and lots one az and
ten il0) block two co. Olympia Land Company
Addition. and lots one ~ and two C) In block
seven ~ Hale's West Addition TO olympia, all
Now therefore public notice Is hereby given
thai on the 9TH day Of November, l9li. at {
o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day at the frcnt
door OF the Court House on Fourth street, in
the city Of Olympia, ] will sell the above de
scrtbed property at public suction TO the highest
bidder fQr cash, or 20 much thereof a. may BE-
pecessary to raise sunicent TO satisfy last
above named smOunt, together with increased
dost and increased interest
Dated 81 Olympia, Washington. this 9Th day
Date Of irst publication October 9th 1911.
Address Of PLAINTIFF attorneys. II. L. Parr
and e. Z. Collier, Olympia. Warrington:
GEORGE GASTON.
Sheriff Of Tburston County, Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the superior Court of the State Of washing
ihgton In and for the County of Thurston.
In lie The estate of Charles j. Warren (some-
tiines known as Charlie J. Warren) deceased
snd Ethel Warren, deceased.
Nnticc Is hereby given that The undersigned
ha- heen appointed administrator of the above
entilIed esiatcs. and that all persons having
Chains npanstthe said deceased, or their estates.
OF either OF them, be ard they are hereby re
qu'red I" present the same To the undersigned
personally or at his place OF residence in the
meSs, Messrs. Troy Il Sturdeyant. in Olympia
washington. on or before twelve months after
me GAZE OF the first publication of this notice oil
else the same will DO forever barred
K. S. ANDERSON,
administrator of the estates OF Charles J. War
rem and Ethel Warren, deceased.
Date of first publication Oct % 1911 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the un
dersigned has been appointed Executor
of the estate of DIR. II. s. Strickland,
deceased. All persons indebted to the
late DR.. Strickland are requested to call
at my Office promptly and arrange for
settlement OF account,
l.. B. FAULKNER,
gel Main street,
Olympia, Wash.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20

AS the recent visit of President
Taft to the Capitol city, prominent
lady born in England carrying a par
Gel containing dry fish in her right
hand; while the President was pass
ing along the highway, she waved
the parcel vehemently. Mr.. Taft
recognized her salutation and lifted
his hat twice in recognition of
her effort. Size saw no one else
salute, felt she must make up for the
general manifestation of indifference
on this occasion. When Mr.. Taft
reached the depot, and was about to
shake the city's dust off his feet, one
lone State official was the only indi-
vidual to cheer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN the Superior Court of the State of Wash
ington, in and for the County OF rhurston.
In re the estate Of James Kelly, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersignec
Matt Twohy, has been appointed executor Of tn,
Last Will and Testament of James Kelly. de
ceased, and notice lie hereby given that all par
'!es having claims against the said estate, o.
sgainst the said James Kelly, deceased. are d.
executor personally at his residence nea
Sehoeiders Prairie. Washington. or to his at
torneys, Troy h Sturdevant, at their Office Suit,
4,iByrne building, Olympia; on or before twelv
months from the date of the first publication O
this notice, Or else the same win be forever
barred. MATT TWOHY
Executor of the last Will and Testament o
James Kelly, deceased. ~ ~.
Date of first publication Oct % 1n1I e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20

without shaving for o couple oil
mont tbs he. will present o patriarch
ial appearance. Mr.. BIS general
health is better than it has been for
several years-thinks it pays to get
close to nature. hold close communion
with mother Earth and her wonder.
full resources
Sunday evening William Weller
returned from his Eastern trip. He
brought with him his five.year-old
nephew, Raymond Orr, the son of a
deceased sister who resided in Penn.
sylvania. The youngsters father
died two months before he was born.
1t is reported Mr.. and Mrs. Weller
propose to adopt him. Violet. their
only daughter, thinks the Weller
family have acquired a prize.
Tacoma is talking Of starting q
war Of determination against the rats
that have been driven in large num-
bers to that city, by the determined
warfare so successfully waged at
Seattle, where it started from danger
of spread OF the bubonic plague, and
other infectious diseases. The sug.
gestion at Tacoma, is given as The
destruction of grain and other arti.
Giles stored on the waterfront.
Lawyer r. H. Fry, in his canvass
for City Attorney, wants the investi-
eating committee to make report
with reference to the charges of G..
E. Claypool against him, and the
County Bar Association to exonerate
him. Mr.. Fry promises to tell some
tales that may not be pleasant for
the Colonel to hear. OF course as
sertions are not proofs without the
evidence to suhstantiate them.
Miss Nina B. Thomas was welded
to Frank J. Schultz, in Chicago, on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
MAcKEREL.

Norway mackerel $1.60 a kit at
the Olympia Packing Co. They are
fine. Phone 1873 and kit will be de-
livered at your home.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

N the Superior Court OF the State OF Washing.
l ton for 1hurston County.
In the matter OF the estate OF John C. Mulqueen
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigne
has been appointed administrator Of the estate
Of John C. Mulqueen, deceased. and all persons
or against his estate are hereby REQUIRED "a
present them, with the necessary vouchers,
within one year after the 10th day of October,
1911. that being the date of the first publication
OF this notice, to the undersigned at the law
office of Daniel Gaby, (il6 Washington street,
in the city OF Olympia, county OF Thurston
State OF Washington. that being the place for
the transaction OF the business Of said estate.
ROBERT PETIT
Administrator OF the estate Of John c. Null
queen, deceased.
Date Of first publication. Oct. 20, 1911. st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-20

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN the Superior Court of the state OF Washing
ton In and for the County OF Thurston.
In re estate Of II. S. Strickland. deceased.
Notice is b reby given that the undersigned
has been appointed executor Of the estate OF II D..
8. Strickland, deceaesd. All persons having
claims against II. s. Strickland, deceased, or
against his estate, be and they are hereby re-
quired to present the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned personally. or at his place Of bnsi-
ness at No 52l Main street, Olympia, Washing
ton, OF or before twelve months from the date
of first publication Of this notice or the same
will be forever barred.
J.. D. FAULKNER,
Elk ecutor Of the estate of II. 8. Strickland. de-
ceased.
bate of first publication, Oct. 6, 1911. st.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-29
The Young Idea.

Tn a certain school a schooIboy of tender years Is said to have produced the following essay on the camel: ''The cannimal Is 8 sheep Of the desert. IL Is called a backterla because It has hump on Its back. The cannimal is very patient and will lie down and die without a groan, but when It Is angry 1t gets It's back up, which Is called the hump. The shepherds Of cannlmals Is called Arabs When they live ln towns they are called street Arabs. When the cannImaI goes on a Journey 1t drinks as much as it can to last for many days. Such animals are called acQui- ducks. Those that cannot carry enough are called Inebrlates."