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The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17

Mr.. Fitzpatrick Of Judith Gap,
attended the dance at Essman's
Saturday night.
John Burgess is sporting anew
top buggy.
A. Strobehn, travelling auditor
for the Montana Elevator Company,
was in Okla, Tuesday.
Bert Spencer went to Harlowton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Essnan gave
a dance in their new barn last Sat
urday night. Everyone present
reported a splendid time.
w. H. Pierce bought u fine bug
gy from the Burlington Buggy
Company last week.
Mr.. Shnltz, one Of the leading
real estate men Of Lena, TIL, was
in Okla this week.
Frank Murphy Of the Bower
ranch, left for Illinois on business
last week.
George Lidster Of Chicago, son
of G.. M. Lidster, is here visiting
his father. s
| Mr.. Kettleson Of Straw, is at
Okla, attending to his duties at the
pumping station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bremen
we're Okla visitors Monday.
Paul Dyer returned from his
hunting trip in the Belt mountains
and brought back with him splen
did speciman of the cinnamon bear
which he was displaying on, the
streets Of Okla. q.
we, are all thankful to Oscar
Ridgway for the splendid treat OF
venison. It was greatly apprecia.
ted.
| 4iRumor , has it that we are to
have a depot agent at Okla this fall.
We hope SO as VIC are greatly in
need OF one.
Frank Murphy purchased a fine
herd Of Jerseys for his ranch.
| Okla, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Ridgeway. has been
sick the last few days but is re.
ported better at this writing,
Mr.. Spencer visited relatives at
| Straw this week.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17

Jack Johnson the prize fighter,
has forfeited bis bond Of 100000.
II we could get rid Of more Of the
undesirable citizens of lhe United
States at that price, we could af.
ford to cut the tariff bill 10 per
cent more.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17

The name and address Of all par
ties raising turkeys, or those who
intend to raisa turkeys Want to
buy for this falls delivery and will
also offer to contract turkeys a
year ahead. That.is, for next fall.
Address Fl. L,KIock, Seattle, Wn.
1O-1O-tf
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17
KNOCKERS NOT WANTED

Ii you cannot boost, for mercy
sake don't knock. Ii q deal is be
ing made in which you do not par
ticipate don't get out and queer it.
It is about time some, that con
slider themselves among the best
citizens in Harlowton, awake to
the fact that knockers are no long.
er wanted here. They have been
tolerated in the past but the fn-
tnre holds a very slim chance for
them to succeed in any line of bus
mess. If you are not being treat
ed right OF think you're not, the
proper place to fight it out is be-
fore meeting OF the commercial
club, not on the streets by knock
ing someone else. ~.-- .g
] believe we have less knockers
here than most towns of our size
bus a very few are left and had
better change their policy if they
wish to remain in town.
The assessed valuation of Mont
ana this year is $35O,OOO,OOO, an
increase over last year of nearly
$25, 100000. This shows good
healthy growth.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17
Y Il, n u i,.i "A III nj si9 Il
FOR: J. R R:|E|:.N'||. !

16O-Acre farm, for q atermof years,
10 miles south Of ShawInut. Fine
range for cattle, good house and
barn, good spring and On creek.
Call or address the Harlowton
News. 1O-17-2t
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17
Bar,b.e Notes

Lecture on Australia will be
given by Theo A. Williams Satur-
day at s p. m. After the lecture
refreshments will be served. Ey-
erybody invited.
Mrs. Sill of st. Joseph, Michigan
is visiting with her sons, Harry
and Bill Sill.
Rev. P. Fair of Helena visited.
with Ecklunds last week. # la.
Mrs. Harry went to Roundup.
last Tuesday returning Wednes-.
day.
Richard Ecklund will leave Sun
day for Billings where he will at
tend Polytechnic.
The Misses Tracy, Baker and
Roe attended institute at Bozeman
last week.
Lewis Knull of St. Joseph, Mich
igan is visiting the Sill Bros.
H. M. Wills of Roundup made a
business trip to town Tuesday.
ID
Pat Maxness of Brandon, MINI.
is here looking after his interests,
r. A. Young was a Billings visi-
tor to Barber Friday.
Messrs. Ellund and Maxness
were in Ryegate Monday.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17

Subscribers who fall to receive their papers
will please notify this ONCE.
Subscribers desiring address changed. please
rive former address. as well as new one
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17

Entered as second-cass matter August I'd
under the act Of congress OF Nj arch Sd. 1879.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS


Unclaimed mail matter remain
ing on hand at the HarloWton
Pos. Office for the week ending
Oct. IL, 1913. II
Henry Brown, Laverio Bux, w.
Fl Clark 81, Clatur Granger,
Raymond Heath, Elleng Johnson,
Jack Murray, DR.. Ales d. Smith,
I. III. Stevens, Sidney Switzer,
Miss Mayme Walther.
When calling for same please
say advertised"
BENZ. URNER, Postmaster.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-17

NOTICE
Copy for change OF advertising must be In
this office by Tuesday evening to receive tho
proper attention
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28
Don Federico
Henriquez Carvajal
f.l#3

Nuestro estimado amigo ell senor lie
Hostos, Ayudante Militar del Goberna-
dor die la Isla, y ell Consul general do
minicano senior Cabral, han venidC
acompafando Ifuestra Redacci6n, al
eminente escritor antillano don Federi-
co Henr1quez Carvajal que de paso pa
ra los Estados Unidos estara entire no
sotros breves d1as.
lEl senior Henr1quez Carvajal es una
brillante personalidad en- ell mundo de
la intelectualidad hispano- americana.
Els presidente del Ateneo Dominicano
presidente de la Corte Suprema IDLE la
hermana Rep1blica y Director de la
docta Revista que lleva el t1tulo de
Atene0.
Ell breve tempo que ha de permane-
Ger aqul no nos permite festejar como
merece> a una personalidad del relieve
del Sr Henr1quez Carvajal; no obstan-
te, esta tarde le acompanaran en- auto
m6vil en- una excursion por nuestras
admirables campinas, ell director de
la Reuista de las Antillds. Lcdo. don
Luis Llorens Torres, ell Presidente del
Ateneo, doctor Coll y Toste, Presidente
del Bar de Abogados, don Juan Her
nandez Lopez y el senior de Hostos.
Hostos.
Manana sera obsequiado con un lunch
Ell ell Hotel Inglaterra, y por la noche,
La compan1a del eminente actor don
Miguel. Munoz dara una function de ga
la, en- honor al hu6sped ilustre. tCuandO
termine la function Sc celebrara una
Velada en- ell Ateneo.
CON ell senior Henr1quez Carvajal, vie
men su muy distinguida esposa dona
Luisa Ozema y don Armando Pelleranc
de Castro y espoSa.
Para todos tiene Ell BOLETIN MER
CANTIL un saludo de bienvenida para
Henriquez Carvajal q la cordialidad del
recibimiento debe unirse ell homenaje
de nuestra admiration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28
DE TEATRO
EN- FLANDES Sc HA PUESTO
Ell SOL---

La hermosa, la simbolica obra del gran
poeta Marquina proporciono anoche al eml-
nente actor Miguel Munoz un grande y re-
sonante triunfo
Sin tempo nj espacio para conceder al
admirable libro de Marquina el estudio que
merece como obra de oportunidad y como
obra de arte, no podriamos dejar que pa
sara inadvertido el acontecimiento de SUI
estreno nj que la inmensa labor realizada
por el genial actor Miguel Munoz dejare
de ser consignada entire los mas culminan-
tes sucesos de la actualidad artistica.
La fexibilidad verdaderamente extraordi-
maria de este eminente actor lie haCe triun-
far por igual modo en- obras de tan distinta
flliacion artistica como Los eSbectrOS, La
vidd es Sueno y En- Flamdes Sc hd buest0 Ell
sol, 81 el apremio de la information diaria
nos ha vedado la oportunidad de hacernos
eco de los grandes triunfos alcanzados por
el ilustre actor en- estas obras, no ha de ser
hasta el extreme de dejar sin mencion al
guna la admirable labor del esclarecido ar
tista, por quien compartimos la admiration
que todo nuestro publico siente por el y que
Sc ha traducido en- las mas delirantes acla-
maciones.
DomiMg0 OY0zc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28
Homenaje a /:
Henriquez Carvajal
Sr. Director del BOLETIN.
Ciudad.

Sr. Director del BOLETIN.
Ciudad.
LIE Suplicamos sirvase insertar en- el
diario que ID dignamente dirige 10 ST.
guiente:
Un grupo de los elementos que integran
la Association Civica los senores Luis
Llorens Torres, Jose de Diego, Miguel
Guerra de la ''Revista de las Antillas" los
Sres Antonio Perez Pierret Lcdo. Fran
cisco Ramirez de Arellano a nombre en-
representation de la Union Ibero America
ma han acordado obsequiar con un banque-
te manana las IL del dia al ilustre Do
minicano Sr. Federico Henriquez y Carvaial
asi como tambien Sc celebrara una function
de gala en- obsequio al citado Sr en- ell
Teatro Municipal en- la noche de ma1ana
la que terminara las IL de la noche des
pues de la cual Sc reuniran en- el Ateneo
Puertorriqueho invitados por su ilustre
Presidente On. Cay. Coll y Toste, donde
tomaran algunas copas de Champagne.
Dando a I'd. las gracias por la insercion
de estas lineas quedo de I'd. alto. S. s.,
Ell administrator.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28
La familia del
DR.. Munoz

Nuestro querido amigo ell doctor A[u-
noz Diaz, ha tenido hoy la buena nueva de
un cable dandole cuenta de que SUI distin-
guida familia Sc encuentra va en- Paris,
acompanada de nuestro tambien uueri-
do amigo don Ramon Perez Morris ouien
fue desde Belgica a recibirla.
Nos congratulamos del felicisimo viaie
que ha realizado la familia de nuestro
querido amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28
Ell banquete
de la Camara
INSULAR DE COMERCIO

Esta importante association conner
cial en- La que figuran las mas prestl-
giosas frmas de tOda la Isla; celebr0
su constitution con un banquete, la
noche del sabado, Ell ell "Gran hotel
1nglaterra
Los comerciantes de San Juan ofre-
cieron sus companeros de la lsla ell
esplendido obsequio, y no hay que de-
cir que en- cOnjuntO y en- detalles Ell
acto result6 digno de toda celebra-
ci6n.
Ell menu que merecio unanimes elo-
gios, hace honor al credito del "HOtel
Inglaterrra :" los selectos manjares, los
riquisimos vinos nos fueron en- prOfrl-
sion ofrecidOs.
Ell Octeto Tizol ameniz0 la comida
ejecutando una parte selecta del vasto
repertoire que pOSee, y cuandO ell
champagne" hubO hecho sucesivOs
disparos, cuando 81 ALI no Sc hubiese
fraternizadO tanto dir1ase que ell tema
de las cOnversaciOnes estuviera punto
de agOtarse. nuestrO muy distlnguldO
amigo Mr.. Sosthenes Behn, hizo uso de
la palabra para ofrecer q los delegados
del cOmercio de la Isla aquella mues-
ira de la fraternidad con que aqu1
eran acOgidos por sus cOmpanerOs de
la capital. Despues invite q hablar a
don Luis Sanchez Morales, Y este dis
tinguido hombre de negocios y hOmbre
pilblicO. hizO un elocuente brindiS. ma
nifestando que estaba ALI como conner
ciante que Sc sent1a verdaderamente
orgulloso de pertenecer este impOr-
tante grupo social que integra una de
las mas puj jantes manifestaciones de
la actividad de la energla humans.
Cont6 una anecdota ell senor Sanchez
Morales, refriendo que, hace POGO, Sc
present0 en- su casa recoger su firma
para un asunto de interes cierta per
soma. como el llehara el espacio Ell
que Sc inquirla sl profession, con esta
palabra comerciante, la persona aque-
LA le objeto ipero usted es un conse-
jero, usted es ell presidente del Consejo
Executive!
No. respondi6 ell senior Sanchez
Morales yo antes que todo ESQ soy
comerciante.
-Entonces- arguy5 ell otro-le han
puesto usted clos trusts" en- ese sitio.
ESQ 10 habra leido usted en- ell Picd-
Plea. pero esty seguro de que nj el ami
90 Brau cree tai cosa...
No quiere deeir esto-agrega el Sc
iior Sanchez Morales-que yO desdene
la polftica, nj que 20 aconseje csc des-
den nadie. NosotrOs debemos tener
representation en- todos los organismos
ptiblicos para que de esa manera nues-
tros intereses tengan mejOr asegurada
Su QelenSd.
FL seiior Sanchez Morales fue 'nluy
aplaudido al terninar su elocuente
brindis.
Despues habl6 invitado a hacerlo por
el presidente Idle la Camara 1nsular de
Conercio, el distinguido hombre de le-
tras seiior Llorens Echevarr1a que vino
fernando parte de la delegation de
Ponce. FL senior Llorens Echevarr}s
n,,e es un orador de facil y elocuente
pa1abra cant6 TN himno la cordiali-
dad de relaciones entire ell comercio de
Ponce y San Juan y exalt6 la hermosa
confraternidad entire puertorriqueilos y
espaholes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28
A BAYAMON

Las personas de las poblaciones veci-
mas a Bayam6n tendran una sola opor-
tunidad, ell miercoles 80 del corriente,
de conocer ell famoso drama de Ibsen,
clos Espectros
Habra tren especial para Catafio des-
pu6s de la funci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28

Como las 2 de la madrugada de hoy,
Sc suicide Ell su domicilio de Santur-
ce, parada p l 2, disparandose un tiro
en- la sien derecha que lie produjo la
muerte nstantaneamente, la ciudadana
Ana Bonilla Castro, natural de Caro-
lima, casada con Brasihano Mangual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28

cl6n y yer caer a mi esposa al sllelo, ba-
NADIA Ell su prOpia sangre.
AUXILIOS FACULTATIVOS
lnmedlatamente acud1 Ell su auxilio,
y nevada con la premura consiguiente
d La Casa de Socorro, los facultativos
solo pudieron certifcar su muerte .pues
a la llegada al benefco centro Ana
era va cadaver, y fue trasladada al de-
poslto Judicial tan certero habia sido
ell disparo.
Ell ARMA
La que sirvio la suicida para poner
lin a su eXistencia, era una pistoa Sis
tema Brewing" de milimetros con
empunadura de nacar, que usaba Bra
siliano diario. De ella Sc incauto la
pOlcla entregandosela al Fiscal que
Intervene en- ell asunto
iHUERFANOS!
Ana Bonilla, al suicidarse, v1ctima
Gle los celos, deja en- la orfandad, a
cuatro ninos, ell mayor de ellos de dos
meses de edad.
Su maridO, cuando hablamos con &
esta malana, estaba inconsolable, Sc
lamentaba de que aquella actitud de
tlrantez Ell que estaban colocados am
bos esposos, hubiese sido la que di6 lu-
gar a su esposa tomar tan extrema
resolucion ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28

iTODO POR UNA GALLINA!
Como 4 las 2 de la madrugada de hoy,
Sc suicide en- su domicilio de Santur-
ce, parada p 2, disparandose un tiro
en- la sien derecha que le produjo la
muerte instantaneamente, la ci1dadana
Ana Bonilla Castro, natural de Caro-
lima, casada con Brasiliano Mangual.
CAUSAS DEL SUICIDIO
Para lnfOrmar a nuestros lectOres de
las causas que pudieran haber impulsa-
| do la suicida atentar contra su vi
da, nos pusimos al habla con SUI viudo
en- ell cuartel de la POlicla de Santurce
dOnde Sc encOntraba esta manana de-
clarando
No se-decla ell tribulado marido.
en- ell paroXismo de su dolor-que mo-
tivos pudO haber tenido mi pobre es-
posa para tomar tan fatal determina-
ci6n, que no quisiera atribuir 4 los 81
guientes hechos:
Desde hace unos dos meses y 4 con-
secuencia de los disgustos que Ana me
daba muy a menudo basados en- los ce-
los. injustificados, que tenia de ot1as
mujeres, nuestras relaciones matrimo-
males eran muy tirantes escasamente
nos diriJ1amOs la palabra no obstante,
hac1amos Ia vida ordinaria sin cue
aquellOs disgustos fueran nunca origen
de discussion; nos cOncretabamos a
permanecer en- una actitud s6ria ell uno
con ell otro.
Ell d1a 26 del actual, sc celebr6 en-
Carolina, ,el santo de un individuo de su
familia. ella asisti6 a la fiesta en-
la que hubo ell obligado "lech6n ASA
do, - hacienda gala de SUI buen hllnor
Al regresar por la noche traia consigo
una gallina que le regalaron sus pa
rientes, para que nos la comiesemos en-
| casa, pues 20 no hab1a podido acompa-
narla.
Aver Domingo, era el dla senalado
por ella para comernos ell ave y Ana la
prepare prometiendose sin duda que
durante la comida Sc obrarla la recon
ciliaci6n; pero yo que estaba bastante
resentido con ella, me negue d conner en-
su compah1a por 10 que, exasperada
sin duda, sc fue a la CANA sin dirigirme
la palabra.
Ell SUICIDE 1..s'
Como a las de la noche,-~ continua
ell marido de la interfecta,- yo sail
de mi casa dirigiendome al barriO de
Melilla'', de donde regrese la l 2
de la madrugada.
La casa de familia donde yo vivo,
consta de tres pleas corridas; en- una
Ihabitaci6n duerme mi madre con la nj
na mayor; EN- la otra, que tiene comuni-
caci0n con la sala, dOrmia mi esposa
con los tres niilos pequenos, EN- la
sala, me pon1a mi madre un catre en-
| el que descansaba yo En- atenci6n a
la actitud EN- que estabamOs colocados
| ell matrimonio. mi madre era la encar-
! gada de hacerme la CANA. poniendOme
diariamente un vase de aqua, sobre un
velador contiguo, en- ell que yo acos-
tumbraha a dejar mi pistola al acos-
tarme.
Anoche, 4 POGO de haberme retirado,
" estando tendido yo en- ell catre de es-
paldas la pared. razon por la cual no
! pude danme cuenta de sus movimien-
tos, penetro Ana en- la sala no lie hi
! ce case, porque cre1 que, como otras
veces, iba a hacer uso del vase de aqua
que quedaba ALI; pero juzgue I'd. de
mi asombro, al DIR sonar una detona-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-28

cl6n yer caer mi esposa al suelo, ba-
nada en- su propia sangre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
This VIII Stop Your
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- rup a. las pleasant taste and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25

OUR FEATURES ARE
MOULDED by OUR DISPOSITION

OOH FEN OhEo AXE
MOULDED BY OUR DISPOSITION
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you
please Try TO help me az you
have helped so many3
Tell me what 20 DO: have
hueh large lipH ard I arm be.
coming so very fat. PLEASE tell
me something 70 make me have
small los ard 20 become sien.
DEE. = losirg friend. MARY.
A.--Our features are moulded hy
oar disposition. In order 10 change
your lips you must change your
disposition. Do not pick at. rub ur
bite your lips let them remain In
their natural position. Any IN
necessary movements will tend "a
make them larger
Keep your thoughts pure and get
your mlnd on a high plane This
may be done more easily hy con
gianuy reading good books. Ralph
Waldo Trine'S books are excellent
and you may find others along that
line at The public library.
To reduce your weight. cat ONLY
what Ia absolutely necessary e
keep you IA good health. Avoid
all fatty. starchy foods possible and
exercise freely in the open air II
you can walk four OF five miles
daily NJ a brisk rate you will find
Il most beneficial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
IN DEFENSE

IN Ot Y Z NoEs
Doar Misa Grey. Since the
average Logger Is more dextcroua
with a peavy or axe than a pen. |
feel compelled 20 taks up the cudgcl
or rather the pen In his behalf
The popular conception ~ a
lumbgriack seems TO b. a cross
between pile driver and a
Kansas cyclone. with a decided d..
position 20 DO devlltry with the 70
sultlng energies tie is supposed 10
browse on FIR houghs. wash them
down with whisky. take hts peer
less ttuhaccol With a has fork and
his snuff with scoop shovel
when the required stake" "a been
made. he Is rcckuned 20 60 sue from
the tunEies a. the Cyclops sf old
was wont TO leave bis den, proceed
to fill NJ on whisky and leave a
tfail % death and devastation Ia his
wake.
Far be this from m truth The
ium beriack Ia bundle OF ylrlc.
pulsating manhood. with red cor
pnacles ia his blood. gray matter
10 his brain. and sand ia his giE
xard. or the forest would never
have been converted into products
fos the comfort aad use OF man.
kind Beneath hia stag shirt
beats an honest and generous heart
and under his Sts,son" rests a
brain thar radiatcs common sense.
No one can live as close TO nature
as he does and harbor a crouch
long or hold enmity against his
fellow beings There il more prin-
ciple In his great toe than Ia the
whole being OF one % the pink
cuffed. PIN pufiinF peFuicksty prigs
with the one only idea strons
enough to aRtiate their Uranium
being 10 pauier 70 the whims OF
fashion and cater to the call OF
custom and conyeutionality
/ a TIMBER BEAST"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
a WORD FROM
asTENOGRkphEH "

Dear Miss Grey. Referring 70 m
article by Miss Steaographsr
which ppearcd Ia The Star few
DAYS since. with reference to con
dltions as they appeared to her At
a certain logging camp. would
like 10 say a few words In behalf
OF such camps.
have visited and eaten NJ a num'
her OF camps, and am at present
employed AZ a logging camp. and
am surprised to learn that condi'
tons such as she explained exist
Al present day camp. While the
dinhes are plain they are clean. and
while the men do not Of course,
wear clean collars In a place like
this. etc. they are usually clean.
| have always found the food
clean and Furthermore. Of such
variety. quality and quantity as not
All city folks have the good fortune
10 enjoy
I think that no one inexperienced
Is In a position 20 form a proper
opinion OF logging camp by a
cursory glance or observation.
a CAMP STENOGRAPHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
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The MacDougaI!-S ou,hwick Co.
ASK LEPER COLONY
FOR SOUND ISLAND

bert Johnson. Surgeon Earle OF the
quarantine station at Port Town
send has recommended that IL be
placed on Protection island, near
Discovery bay.
Port Townsend citizens who want
the three lepers now at the tenn
porary detention colony on Diamond
Head removed from that place. are
said 20 have indorsed the Protec-
ton island plan It IS claimed that
the island OFF southern California
has an insufficient water supply
This Is denied in reports received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25

Rivalry between Pacific coast
states for federal appropriations
reached the limit today when II
Was announced here that an attempt
would be made 10 Wrest from Call
fornla the leper colony which the
government had been asked 10
build on San Miguel island. off the
southern California coaEt.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue has
been asked to establish the refuge
for victims Of this dread disease on
Puget sound
According 10 Representative Al.