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FREE HITTING GAME

New York. April eo.-An overflow
crowd saw the Philadclpha Athletics
take Il free hitting game from the
New York Americans to-day by II score
OF 10 TO 6. McInnis. the visitors short
stop. made four singles and a triple
In five times Mt bat Three ot his hits
were made on the first balls pitched;
two on the second. Score:
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BROWN KNOCKED OUT

Pittsburg, Pa, April 29.--pittsburg
A1cfeatod Chicago agai, to-day, knock
Ang Brown out Of the box in tho fourth
eHlnins In that period every Pitts
$#urg player wcnttto bal. Hunter going
se& twice. Chicago could do nothing
Hssf tn steele. who was substituted for
sYe'flcld IN the second. With two
youngsters on the rubber. the game
into Il pitchers battle
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TWO HOME RUNS
MADE BY LOBERT.
Scores Another Runner Each
Timer Greatly Aiding in
l55i# Victory.
30. BOSTON | ON LOSES TO PHILLlEs
Wonderful Running Catches BY
l<nabc and Butler Feature
sRs the Game.
BOSTON LOSES TO PHILLlEs

hiladelphia Pa, April 29.-Two
s& ne-run drives By I.obert, each OF
BBS#hicl was made with runner on the
SSascs, played big par, III phia-
Isl lie iphia's victory over Boston this aft
s$tcrnoon by { TO !. Ninc OF the home
Teams hits figured in the run getting.
3 Wonderful running catches by knabe
Z and Butler featured the play. Swcc
4 ncy was put off The field for obicctins
Ito a decision by Umpire Doyle score:
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ertinent Comment
BY GUS MALBERT

or course We had to expect /, to harpon
some time; hut It was hard that {, hod -,
happen yesterday - '"o 20
No excuse for losing. Ju.t .v,rv,os,
sot Tor few minutes. and then IL was loo
no~nn is not ,frst baseman. Even he nd
mlts that. Therefore his nisplaye should moi
lie too harshiy dealt with. ~
rieree pitched too nice game to lose.
Maths hns earned his titlo OF IIomerun
Mo. Thrcr four snckcrs In ono wcek i, n
mighty good record. and two OF them can,a
when men ware on bases.
Incidentally. that was about as bar6 ~,
bail as ono Will sce this season n !
Aner The way luck broke Tor US in tho
EXIT tho lana fei that we had. tho game
on loo. Then came tho unwilling
Henderson gave n good cshibi,ion ., -
ririns, He worked behind tho plate.
Law made a rrctty catch OF Egan's high
foul in the nrst Inning. md got a hand. :
Pinrce hit ball so hnrd In tho fourth tia,
y broke his bat into lIndllng wood
Mccnbe hit two hard oncs in the NTH. The
! hrst went TO tho fence In right but was
foul. Tho noyt went In tho Same di,pctIon
and Pagei made n great ca tch. turninw n
somersani,, but holding to the ball.
| We didn't hlt when hits meant runs. il
another wy Of accounting for the dofeat.
Donovan, from Wilmington. Del, arrived
| yesterday. lie is n lefthnnder. and Will takn
che trip to Danvilla with the team.
,Ioe I.aushiin's bunch tho FIRST OF the week.
How many will VIC take7 800
rhe need OF pobson was demonstrated.
Some crowd on TO see tho game. Must
have made Babhs heart glad.
Visiting Players shy that tho diamond is in
| For the heneht of tho unknowing itimluht
he wrll 10 remark that umpircs no Longer
| use both arms IN leno,ng balls aud strikes
me sishn, Gomez II Is a e,rike. Simplest
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GAME ENDS in FlFFH

Chicago. Ill. April 2o.-pbublcs in
which came up at the end of tho nflh
inning. enabled st. Louis to shat out
Chicago to-day the score hcing5 to o.
Both White and Hamilton pitched good
ball. and the support given tb each
was excellent. Score:
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West EFFECTIVE
AGAINST Detroit
Keeps Hits Well Scattered and
Scores the Winning
VICTORY FOR . CLEVELAND
Lively Also Proves a Mystery
Aftcr the Third
Inning.
VICTORY FOR CLEVELAND

+ Cleveland. o.. April 29.-clcvcland
defeated Detroit to-day. It's first Vie
tory over tho Dctroits This scuson.
The effective pitching of West. Keep
Ing the hits scattered. one to an In
Ming, was the feature. Lively was also
a mystery after the third Inning, when
West scored the winning run on his
two-base hit and ,Iackson's single.
Score:
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ST. Louis.
Chicago.
Totals III 215 5 Q Totals ...is si5

score by innings: II.
Chicago q G 90
81. Louis. 0 OIL
Summary: I,un--Arurray. Two-basc hits
Rode. Murray. stephens. Collins, Sacrifice
iit--Suilivan. stolen base--Doughcrty. Double
pIay-Hturray 10 Stephens. Left on bases
Chlrngo. 2; 81. Louis, .. First base on balls
or Hamilton .; off White, |. Struck out
by White, g. limo OF game. IS minutes. Um-
pIrcs perrine and Shnrldnn.
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DECIDING C 4 NJ { !.
WON BY DANVILLE
Draper Weakens in Eighth and
Ninth, and Visitors Bat
Out Victory.
ispcciai Ia Thc rImcs-pis,ntcI, /

Roanoke. VA, April a9.-lioaiiokc
lost to-day 10 panville in the deciding
same of the series 3 to = The VIC
tory Of the visitors was due to The fact
that Draper, after pitching Il splen,lid
Gamc, weak cncd in the last two rounds
and allowed the visitors 10 bat out "a
victory. ltrady pitched Il magnificent
game Tor Danville all through. and but
two Tigers. t;ardin and Shields, were
able 10 find him. t
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COSTLY ERRORS MADE

Boston, Mass. April eo.-Costly
errors by the homo team, followed by
a three base hit by Ainsmlth in The
seventh. gave Washington the game
with Boston to-day, 4 10 .. Score.
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score by inninss; r..
BOSTON ..............i. 4 q q / ~ n h a ~ 4
1'nsadclphia Observation-Disclosures O.aii 90 SO
\ summary; suns-clarke, IcrzoE. Inrerton.
Harden. Titus, Knnbr, Lohcrt 90. i.utlrrns
Doolnn ~. Tw"-hasc hits-(,lnrkc. ,;oodc.
K l, l.nderns lhree;hase hits-lnserton.
hits-c!arke. cur9i Knnbc. stolen bnsca :.
l.obert Dooian, B'iublS piays-Curtis 10 Her
zog to Tenney: Knabe 10 nooian 10 I.uder-
AaSeor.l--o M curtis. Ills and Is
in tnincs. off l'rnck hitx
93SSs$ bat in inning. First las" on
Ess is 6; oil Moore 4. First la So
,sion, i Philadelphia . struck
&f ii = by Moore ); by Ifrock 1.
me, s-l'aMrs. Empires. Klein and
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nits' but tho Colts piled up six errors.
All OF which helped. while tho Tars
made but one misplay. though this was
re, for two OF the Colts runs.
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Rohnokc ...,.........2 0 0 o o o o.
Danvlllc .........i...0 100000 "a;
summary: Observation-Disclosures, Gar
din, Morgan, Schrador. Hanks. Two
base hlts--.,niclds. Three base hits
t;ardin. Sacrifice hits--Irwin. vii
kcrson. Stolen bases = Callahan,
schradcr Struck oni by Draper.
rs by Brady, I, Rase on bails-oli
Draper. 4; on Brady, $. Passed bills
smith, Double gplays--Draper 10 Press
~. Frye to Schralcr to Frye Lcft on
ascs-Roanokc 4; Danvillc, s. Balks
-'Drapcr limo. 1915. Umpire, l.cary
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aS3t3d HlIlIilTI KllllS--pNNOrC ~ I)ONlc %,
:1sSp ss MURRAY. Mathrwsnn Dauhcrt.
Hminme'. W.icat. .rwo-b hits--iooyic, Too
'Slnyr Iummci Wheat Three base hit-Mur-
ray. Left on bascs--Ncw York. .; BROOK Iyn
~ First base on errors Sew York .
Double play-Himmerman 10 Iiui,imcl TO
loaubert. First bare on bnlls-Ou Mathew
son. !; or 3arEcr, e. struck oui--By Mathew
son. N; by Bargcr, 1. Hit By ptcher--iSy
ii,urScr. y rimc OF game. 40, umpircs.
! La and .Jphnstpnc. .
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Golf Tournament

The qualifying rounds OF the
sprlnE golf tournament ut The Coun-
try Club wore played yesterday, and
VIII he continued cncf dny until
next 'Thnrsdny. Next Saturday the
regular tournament will begin and
continue until wednesday,. ,3
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ClcrcIanr.
Detroit.

''eNioit - y v v U o U
Summary: Runs-Stovail, West. Cobb.
Two bnse hits-West. Cobb. Sacrifice hits
C;raney. Crawford. Sacrifice ncs--Iaioie ana
Dclehanty. Stolen bascs-Grancy. Morinrity
Double piays-StanaEc 10 Dcehanty; West to
Stoval 10 BirminEham: Birmingham TO
Lnioir to stovnll First bhso OH baiis-OH
West !. Struck out--By West, /; BIZ I.lvc,z
.. Left on bases-Cicvcand. (; Detroit G.
Time Of game. 1881. umnircs, Dinecn and
n ,otl,.hlIn
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Totals 80, ac7Ii / Totals :.
Stated for Wood In seventh.
iB1ttcd for Knrgcr In ninth.
scnrn bv InutDuz.

Score By Innings: n.
Boston .......,.......,.........n ao1lnI 49,
Summary: Runs-Spcaknr Ynrkcs WI
liams. Iellvo!t Elbarfald sommerlot. Cun-
base hIisWood. Ainsmith Home r,,n-
Speaker. Stolen bnsos--Hoopcr. Cunning ham
Somincrlot. pou".s play--Cardner to Ycrkcs
ington. s. lIts-on Wood. . In 7 Innings: off
Gray, In 6 Ia innlngs;'orf IInrhcs. in e-a
innings First base on halis-On Wood q:
errors Boston. I; Washington, &. Struck ont
by Wood. S; by Karger, 1: by Gray. a. nv
Hughes. I. Hit by pItchcr-T3y Kargor. I
(ElberfedD. Time OF game, e:i0 JImpIrcs
Evans and Egan. '>I'
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Cleveland at Detroit.

Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis ut CHICAGO.
No other games scheduled.
practice and The right gun Will make n
good shot. Crenshaw and othora shot dur
ing Tho storm and made most excellent
scores.
Tho club tnkcs pleasure In announcing that
Homer Clarke. one of tho crack shots Of the
country, aud l.. 8. German and several other
crack shots will be present.
The regular season will open next SGtur-
day. aud large attendance liz expected.
Grounds open for practice II; 4 T. NJ. regular
shoot begins at 1880 o'clock. The scores
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Miller. Hunter wilson Gibson steele I7vors
Sheckard, k..ng. Tw6-basc hiis-Byrne Gin
son "a Clarke co. Shecknrd. Tinker. Three.
n' niis,,.Wiison. schultz. Home run-Mil-
bascs-Ehrcy ~, Clarke. steele. Double
piays-rarey.lto Miller; Tinker to Evcrs to
60 ellits-Om. l.cl.icld 2 IN . 'inninrs. ri,
steele > In Innings; Oft 1rown II III : .-a
innings: off Toncy. In iI-3 Innings FIRST
nasc on baiis-DT I.ci1cld. >: off steele .: orf
brown, 2, Struck eut--3y Steele. i :''iby
HroWn :: by Toncy. g. Time or game aoj
tmp'rcs, RiSlcr and Flnnerun.
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Sew York.
ro,ais !. 81 Il no Totals u. 20 ii.es il
| ,chase Ann bad hy hntled hall

Chase t(n,. hi hy hnt.cd ball
Score byt Innings: II.
IhiladelphM ..................0. . 90 2 o e--l0
New York. .h-..................:e o 90 I 90 O. 8
summary: tYns-Strunh. O!dring. Collins.
Davis. Murphy e:p. Mclnnis (2). Thomas.
Plank. Wol,cr Cf'nsc. Iiartzei Gardner.
cree. Walsh Two-lhase hlts--Coilins, Walsh.
Strunk. Three-basc hits Mc1npis Murphy.
Cree, Collins. SacrinccN hi,s--Danicls. Bulcr,
Sirunk. Stolen base-Dawis Double plays
Baker TO coiiins TO Davif; Jchnson 10 ,;nrd-
ncr 10 Chase. Left on Masses -Ihlladci phia.
II: New York, Z. First base OH errors-Phi!-
udelphiu! .: New York. . EIrsi base Nh halls
on Vaughn. 2: off Plank( .. Iits-OT
nlnGs, Strnck out-By Nauglhn. z: by rlank,
6; by Quinn. 1. lit by pitchSr-By Vaughn
3. Wild pitch-vaughn Passed. balIs--Wa sh
Thomas Thine of game, 2:l8 Gmpires, Con
molly aud MuIIen.
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MiIIInIn md Mnrr

Struck out-by Spencer. &: by BIan
ton. .. Umpire. Il. Rose.
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,Ioe t.aughin's bunch tho flrst OF the wec,
How many Will VIC take7 -
The need OF Dobson was demonstrates
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For the hcneht ot tho unknowing it3miuht
he we'll 10 remark that umpires no longer
use both arms IN deno,inr balls aud strikes
When no signal Is given Il Is q hulIt when
the sisnal cpnics It Is n e,rike. simpIest
thing In the world. Al - 80
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Plttsburg at Chicago
CinciDnati AT ST. Louis E
No other games scheduled.
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Some crowd out TO see tho game. Mn,
hnyc made Babhs heart glad. 80
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Visiting players shy that tho diamond is IN
poor condition. M d - -
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Donovan from Wilmington. Del, arrived
yesterday. lie Is n lefthnndcr and viii tat,,
the trip TO Danvilla with the team. -
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We didn't hit when hits meant runs
another. WY OF accounting for The dofenl
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l)nnvtIIc.

'lian for Alexander III eighth.
Score BIZ innings:
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McCnbe hit two hard oncs in the MIN rb
FIRST went TO tho fence In right but wo
foul. Tho noyt went In tho Same di,ectIo
somersanlt. but holding to Tic bali. 10
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Maths Inns earned his titlo OF IIon,nru,
Kid. Three four snckcrs In ono weak !.
mishty good record and two OF them cam
when men ware on bases ~
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ore by Innings;
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81 course We had to expect II To hannor
some 'ino hut It was hard that II Ind -
happen yesterday. ~" 10
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After the way luck broke Tor US In IN
sixth tho fanB fet that We had. Tho eo ",
| on loo. Then came tho unwilling So So
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07
DOLPHIN BAY

Miss Dolores Pearmain, of Deer
Harbor, returned home Tuedsay
after weeks visit with Miss En-
ma Krumdiack.
w. D. ScMnuck- made a business
trip to Friday Harbor Saturday.
Leslie Ripper, of Eatonville, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
The Dolphin Social Club met
Thursday with Miss Emma Krum-
diack.
Mrs. Robert Bull and son Willie
of Crow valley, are visiting at the
Iotte home.
Quite number of people from
here attended the silver medal con-
test at West Sound Wednesday night.
Joseph Iotte and Mill Jones have
been spraying a number Of orchards
this week.
Fred Krumdiack and son Henry
towed some wharf piles over to
Rosario Wednesday,.
Mrs. T. C. Engleson was quite
sick the first Of the week but is able
to be about again.
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DEER HARBUR

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Murray were
visitors at Orcas Sunday.
Mrs. Norton and daughter Alice
were visitors at the Cadwell's at
Lopez Sunday.
Miss Carrie Loos returned Sunday
from visit with Lopez friends.
William and Gertie Norton were
Friday Harbor visitors Sunday.
Quite number Of people from
here attended and greatly enjoyed
the entertainment at Friday Harbor
Saturday evening.
Hector Bromley returned home
Wednesday from visit in Seattle.
Oberlin and Louise Loos were
visitors at Friday Harbor Wednes-
day.
A number of people from here
attended the silver medal contest at
West Sound Wednesday night.
Don't fail to attend the basket
social and entertainment to be given
at the Deer Harbor school house
Saturday night April 8. Ladies
please bring baskets.
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o, McNallie left on Saturday
O'' a1horta to work during the
SUM- ~ K,I5arg came back from Sc
' a. on Monday with his household
a'' a5s He has rented Mrs. Blake's
NV Mrs Gregg, of Bellingham, and
~, y" Howard, Graham, Of Richard
MI visited Mrs. Graham's parents.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Standby the last OF
the week.
Ms. Willis, deaconess of the M. =.
church, is holding revival services
this week.
Mrs. Irene Weeks was called to
n.lI;nboam last week to see her son
"a, who is very sick.
Mv. and Mrs. Priest were at the
county seat on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hussey have rented
.bo;r farm to M Christian and have
vowed to Port townsend where they
will make their home.
7bos Blake was doing business
with the Commissioners on Tuesday.
Mrs W. P. Caldwell was at the
Uarbor on Monday to see DR.. Reed.
Mrs. Carpenter, of Seattle. is car
ing for Mrs. Hunter, who is quite
sick.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. Muscott, on thursday after
noon, April Is.
Mr. Hannah has sold his farm to
Percy Towel and is living at Port
Stanley.
Mr.. Johnson, of Seattle, has
bought the KaIberg farm. He came
down on Wednesday to take posses
sion.
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The San Juan Lumber Company
is now getting from its bored well
nearly enough water for the opera.
ton Of the mill and light plant. A
three inch pipe has replaced the one
half as large formerly used and a
q inch cylinder operating inside Of
the pipe lifts ten gallons Of water
per minute. The company intends
building a large storage tank in
which to store up a reserve supply
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FOR SALE-Launch "Se a
Gull" 26 feet long, 6 fits in. beam.
Will be solo with or without en-
CINE. Has just been overhauled and
is in fine shape. Address Oscar
Weeks, Lopez, Wash.
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The San Juan Lumber Company
shipped 1900, 900 shingles to San
Pedro, California, last Saturday on
the steamship Mayfair, which also
took quite a large quantity from
West Sound.
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A Good Place to Eat

If you are looking for place te
eat, where first class cooking com.
bined with the best of service pre-
walls, its the Pioneer Cafe you want
The best the market affords al
common sense prices.
S. J. Todd, Proprietor.
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Mrs. r. C. Smith and two children
arrived Wednesday from their, home
near Vancouver B. c., to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Guard,
and her brother, sisters and many
friends here.
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There will be public worship in
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday next as follows: Bible school
at 10 a. M, Preaching service IL
a. M, Epworth League at Z r. M.
Preaching 1880. A welcome to
everybody everytime.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

A. F. Ackley bought a twelve-disc
Hoosier seeder from the San Juan
Agricultural Co. tuesday and E. w.
Walberg bought a ten-disc one of
the same make from them Wednes-
day. Mr.. Mckenzie says his firm
is selling lots of farm machinery
this spring.
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FOR SALE-6 h. p. Racine Gas
engine; 81 in. propeller; shaft and
accessories complete ready to run
"A snap at $4,000.
Coffelt Bros. Friday Harbor,
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Ebert Blancett, who had worked
a few weeks in Paxson & Caldwell S
store. is now employed in Glenn
Tulloch's grocery.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Call and see our line of En-
broideries. allovers and laces, before
buying elsewhere. We have them
at lowest prices. Todd & Hicks.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Launch
Merry Widow, 81 #. long; speed
model; runs 13 miles an hour. Geo.
Agutter, Roche Harbor.
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DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Rudow return
ed Monday from a their wedding
trip and are now at home in their
cottage On Harrison street. recently
purchased from ]. A. Gould.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Mrs. VanCromphaut, of Orcas,
and her nephew, Wander Moulen,
were in town Thursday. Mr.. Mou-
len leaves today to visit his old home
in Belgium, where he expects to
spend three months or more.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

We carry full line of Notions,
Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear,
Boys Caps, Embroideries and Laces
at lowest prices. Call and be con-
WINGED. Todd & Hicks.
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w. F. Bolton, of Richardson. came
to the city Tuesday to consult DIR.
Reed about nervous trouble seri-
ously affecting one of his feet. The
doctor took Mr.. Bolton to DIR.
Capron for electrical treatment.
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Lieut.. l.. I. Cutter, of the ieve-
nue. cutter service, now in the east
who was stationed here few years
ago, has been elected vice-president
of the alumni association of the SER
vice.
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WOOD FOR SALE First class,
sound, old growth fir in, Is or Is
inch lengths. Jas. A. King.
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The revenue cutter Arcata was in
port Monday, bringing the chief
engineer of the service on the Sound
over to inspect the Guard.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

If you are looking for nicely
furnished and we'll ventilated room
you can find it at the Maple House.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Foster Handles, who had been en-
ployed in the creamery, is now clerk
ing in Paxson & Cadwell's grocery
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g. oigars, Tobacco, and Smokers's
'ppiies at the Sugar Bowl.

No.. FUR SALE One Percheron
co., years old next June. Weight
40 los. Sound and true. Also one
! i year old Belgian colt. Weight
Ad9 So lbs. Never had collar on,
WI aaI H. T, Cayou, Deer Harbor,
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The pupils of school district No.
% will give an entertainment Sat
urday evening, April %. Look
for the program in next weeks ISL
ander.
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Call and Hear the Victrola at
Holdings.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Rev. S. G. Jones will leave on
Monday morning to attend the Dis
trict Ministerial Association at Bell
ingham, which meets April 1912
at the First M. E. Church.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Just received a fine line Of
ladies and childrens hose. We are
selling them at 15c per pair 2 for 25c
both tan and black. Todd &. Hicks.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Edison and victor talking ma
chimes at Holdings.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

FOR SALE. Gents Bicycle
equipped with coaster brake in good
condition. VIM. Matheseus, Orcas.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

Churchill has the finest line Of
Easter and Birthday cards in Friday
Harbor. Call and see them.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07
lhe Presbyterian Sunday school IS
practlcing an Easter program.

Inc Grange has rented the sec
ono floor sof the Jensen building
for use as i hall.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07
leland
Pop. 1.5OO

Mrs. H. E. Sargent went to Sc
attic the first of the week.
Messrs. Sargent and Williams
painters and decorators, have oeeh
engaged to tint the walls OF tne
office rooms and court room OF tne
court house.
County Treasurer Nash went 10
Seattle yesterday expecting to re-
turn Monday or Tuesday.
Society Chocolates, Stokes Ice
Cream and Home Made Candies at
the Sugar Bowl.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

FOR SALE-Choice bull calf
sired by my registered Ayrshire
bull.
Norman Frazier, Argyle, Wash.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-07

!. The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Herman Dightman on
Friday afternoon of next week.