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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
5Orfntninas.S ituationen.
On interegfant Gnquete

Oct iortraiielige ll9ebIao Set
ungc Seire", Der re0igeres al
Gono. iur. 9ouI Sacobien / aeben.
harm, bar boit Den ooNe Soc Of
iperae en- Sqffe tenote oeiremGio
qonoet oper ON. bpa0 DC mener ON
Toriatnings. Situotionen. 9loOet
bar mootaqet ell operunloenoe
mpnaoe Snar. Der ale niier, at
9onOstbinaets 4eire er optroaot |
iulo 0percnsitemmelie meO Seires
@aIgere, 90 oct oiniite Gegeringets
bnIpioglaliitiife 6oriatnIngsiorllag
Sparene former ia Tom en- 8af til
2anOstbin1ets 5eire o9 Ell mo.
trQnqenof Gpiororing til mi at itiI.
Ie Ssirefanoiooter op / aae areoie
nnoer Gorolen: ior eaer imoo 6c.
qerinqens @ruuo!opSiorilag
7e. Der haoe ionret. er glpno,
Der naiten ale inota9er en- iren.
tra0en0c Vloos / Ssires 2eoeIie
eler i 9eires 8GIgerarbeioe Can.
bet ooer. % mango al Dem er op.
Itiaet Tom 8eires aan0i0nter oeo
3olfetbinasnoIeet. Get er en- Re.
prpientotion for one areoie % ale
Goo inoen for @eiolfningen, og net.
np oerfor fan mar tiapgee uotolel.
ierne getnoning. Sna e%nitemmige
iom llotolelierne er, er oct til.
iir9fteliat at referere ct Far al
BEN:
= Sofipqerneiter 0ieIs Slel til
WeiIeooro ifriper: oct oigtieite for
Ssire REQ bet fommenoe 5olfe.
tbingspole or eiter min Wening oct,
of parfiet life otter oenne Sang be.
eoor ben itore Sell at soa paa af.
foro meo Hegeringspartiet; gsr
Seire DC, enonu oenne @ane, er
bets Soeo uhiGlpeIig iibe. De rene
2inier mao Der holoes poo; oct er
BET eneiic. Der / 2Gneoen reipefteres
Der ber opitiIes Ssirempnb | ole
areoie uoen Senipn til, ON Der Der
peo fol6er noele Of be nloGrenoe
GoIfetbinesm9no at Ssire; Der bill
poo ben Woooe faIoe mango Here
Of Teaerinespnrtiet, oa bet er bet,
bet tornmer an pnn; ioo oil bet for'
haabentlie aon op for Soil, at Re'
aerinaen mco III @runolopsforilag
r~etteIia berer biemne hos be 8aoi'
boIe 90 hos SoeinIiiterne, og ioo er
Der bog mooTfe Sanb ON, at Here
90 Here al ben b~eiiobenoe Sono'
boitano oil f%oriino. at peotoger ot
observation-disclosures, unoerifrioer ot
bermeo iomtibie oeres egen politiift
gmpnbieasreIie.
aoniuI 6. 80. 2oebr | Sreoerieia
Sec biniacr fulbtlio, ct Combs
thinget bar itanoiet Regeringens
@rlmhlopsiorilne, Der, iaofremt Del
bfiner til Con. / 9ebet al nogIe Gal
bill brinae 2nn6et unoer iosiaIiitiil
6~erreosmme. Get er liforitaoeligt
of frrIia onnoboitonbens HeprPien
tonter I Riesboeen bar flinnet bill
Iiae ct ioo raoifolt @rifnolobsfor.
flna. men oo Der noen 9pipl iblonoi
1tore 7ele al gefolfningen herifei
andre Weninper ON 6oriloaet emf
benz. here's Reprrientanter bploer
ino timber lea bet nbiolut rigtigt, a
Der neo bel %ioreitancnoe Sol
fetinnsfonoiooter Tom mnli9t, ion
at maj fan ion Ell nogenlunoe rinie'
Iiet Sfen oper. buor mango Woo.
itanoere 5oriIoget bar. SEQ me
ncr, al Ssire oeo bet fommenb'
gola bsr inmmenorbeioe meo aa'
Mooitanbere al @runbIoosforilaget
IiaeapIoie hpiffen 5raftion be TIL
herer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
9 oapoffe q ummer 10.
$2.25 pins Tprto 25e.

Sets eooe Bigger Of iorifenisarht SnoboIo ALE SnbbunoHe.
1. en- sanmeIooes Niee. af 2ouffe W. aIcott. $50 Stoer.
Sbirtingsbinb.
2. Cub er min SreIe. vi ~9e hinges gibIiotef". 3O7 Sioer-
@birtinesbiuo.
3. 5rebsfprten o. 0onsfoIf. ri Garit etla. 100 Stoer.
sbirtne meo @uI6trpf.
4. xobert. ariiteIie Sortanins, fra Gnedf peo Foft. Chr.
Gbrttenien. 144 Sioer. Sbnine.
s. airfen / Sorbfar. Siiorit Sortanins fro Spneeripuano.
Gf SnroIb Eanbrup. 155 Sioer. aomponere @inb. l.
6. esrnefortanineer 1. arifeIise S%ortaninser for @brn. III
frifeniae 2orfattere. 115 Siber. 2ortonneret.
aiiannen 1861 Sioer eoo. iunb 2asning tiItaIenbe 5orm =
lapft iamIebe goeIaoepris 1925 = MI aIinmmen for Inn
1928 pins Torts 25e.
Gfhra.
Sill Dem, Der ienber os $500 for 9oepatter Nr. 9 oe 10, pI
hi open / asbct ienoe q r q s % forfteniee importerebe 8rep.
fort meb protefter fro be 8 @orhHfe 9anoe. gris enes Doc.
9aniib entb. YnbL Somfe, Blair, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

gere fnnone 9reitenfile formooes
at babe p9ret en- 0ffergaoe, oa Der
bar neoGogt meO i9rlig Ombu -
/ en- i9rlig Steni9tning.
Der blen toget en- Del 5otogro.
fier al 41ooien, 6oorefter 6r. aiGl
cr uireiit / @orges.
IunO fra Scrtirrtiocn. 0pit.
iormano peo Scrnbonen 9ertel
Rielien 6eoeniteo, bar III. a. g,
/ Ell llograDnina oeo 0augaor6
Station / haIoanoen 9Iens 01boe
funoet en- 5oritening, iom peO iog.
fpnoia ltnoeri6aelie bite fig at oG-
re en- HngbbirbeI al en- SooI fra
Serti9rtioen.
8itnoet er ino6erettet til aom-
misiionen for 8anmorfs ~geoIogiife
lln0erlegel1er.
@nbe. galborg. is. glpril. Sob.
man6 IN. Sprinqborg bar / g(n.
lconinq al fit SubiIGum ifGnfet
Wonuiofturbonofcrf / GoG-
bora 200O SIR.
Gm Orpi GOcrfaft. Molborg. 10.
Gpril. Oct forene0e 9ompifibsieG.
ifobs CAMPER Olga" inofom : /
@oor Der / Sonnen efter en- megei
forli9 Teife fra GfotIono. s 0ns.
oods fit gompercn I 0or0Ieen boo
@ritn6 al Stormen ioa ooIoiom
Sfooii6e, at Sfibet frpngeoe %
@rn6er, OF 8onoct Itoo / oen enc
Sioe heIt ober 9liQerne. gfGe Monb
orbeioeoe nofbrnot ira 81. 2 ON
Gftermiooogen til GI. II aften
poo 6lptnina al anlGoiten. Sel6ia.
his Go9oe glpiten iig ioa meget, al
0amperen fun6e flare iig inc til
Gofborg. On Del Stnfaoos bar bic.
ben beIfooiget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
8. z. SIien:
,Cm Bore Grilteliae Cpaaocr,"

UNW CVte NtfIfoItB0 NPB"Uttf
46 Siber, bsr IGies al ale.
Dette Sfrift bar tioIisere p9ret
anbefaIet Der / gIabet, os ba
MI Briien er nebiat til 12c
pr. Stf. Hortofrit, bsr enbber
benptte 2eiIiebeoen til of faa
bet / Gle. Oct faas bos Hep.
8. peoerien, 2612 $omer Ctr,
+: Gbicaeo. Sn., oe bos Daniib
2iitb. HubI. &ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
@pSe Sp9er biai9t.
0ogpaffe % hummer 8.
1920 pins Yorto 30 {.

Zen Hete. On 2onosbpbiitorte. 1aa 9anff peo Bolt. ".
Is. Waoien. 654 Sioer. Bris $3.50.
sprpngte onnfer. nj q. @opntonb. Speriat Of Haft. y. y.
Wooien. SOP Sioer. Yris $140.
getroetnineer ODER ariii 2ip. gf Sbomas y. aempis. 27
Sioer. Reoiot Yris 40c.
lonmorfs aomp for Ssnoeripnano. af Sobn &einie. 191
Siber. Drs SOC.
etrqnee 2ope. af Sames aaen Cane. Operiat at 8. Chr.
gap. 25 Sioer. Tris 30c.
ariiten gIofs llngoomsitreeer. 5ort9nine at 3. g. Snoe.
mann. 141 Sioer. Hris 25c.
9iIiammen 1880 siber. SomIet goeIooeprs $4.1b.
gu oItiomrnen for
1920 pins Yorto 30e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

9o6ro, ioa Of man mao opernotte
/ oenne 9p for at fomme til Worio-
ger. Der bar Here 8ange tioligere
opret Gale ON at oprette IN I1t-
tomobilrute mellem Han0ers og
Woriager; M er 3Ianen toget OPP
ioen, og oenne Gang ifal Der oGre
goo lloiigt til oens @ennemferelie.
SpiritnS'en / @amornp. 8om-
orup, II. @pril. Com Oct bil erin-
ores, bleo ale Inoragenoer on
Observation-Disclosures @amorl1p
negtet, iao OF Der iioen 9epGrter.
lonenS Sfrafttr9oen fife bar funnel
uoifunfes Spiritu5 til 9pens 9e.
foIfning. s oct me So8neraaos
Msoe / @ftes %foreloa MI iornpeoe
4noragenoer ira @otellerne. Cog
neroaoet peotog at Iaoe uoarbeioe
en- 8eotGgt meo meqet in%oifrpnfen-
De 9%eItemmeIier ON Spirititslto.
ifenfaing, % nanr ben er oeota-
get, biG SoteIlernes NnorngenOer
f%ornientlig bline beoilqe0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
G~nrlcfnmmctDucn ianget.

NHIftIHWWtIWUIH THHUtI' NuI.
borg t9.glpr. Gen profesiionelleaar-
lefommertno aorl W. 1coerien, iom
Tor 8 Tiger iioen unobeg ira 8e.
iternig Nrreit, er M LANCET / 3iGre-
By poo SiGllano. San bleo 9rebet
pao ierif @ernina UNDER %llofsrel-
len al ct aorlefUmmertpperi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
9oIoins NnS 6orlGgselic. Sol

1oloing Nns NorlGggellc. Sol
Ding, 10. april. aoIoine 9praoos
geeGrine ON Ell 5%orlqggcIie al
aoloing ga bleo tioli9ere nibiit al
Observation-Disclosures poa@runo
al iormeIle Sell, ibet man life bao-
De Iooet ImtsraaOet refnirere2ano-
opiensfommisiionen. 6or at gere
oenne Sell goo benoenote gorsme-
Itcren fig oerefter itrafs til hints
raooet, boorfra Der MI foreligger
oct Soar, at Hoooet life fon trent
me Sogen poo oct foreligeenoe
@runolog; ben mao relies / Sen-
BOLD til ell mioen Yoragraf. HiI
fan man oltiaa begpnoe forirn.
Oct menes BOG, at 9pronoet. Der
MI ioar Sogen, life snifer Den
9cnoptoget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

6olfcfirfcn. Geiioerenoe aapel-
Ian for Gpiite0. Gferrin9e % Sci.
lebD Menigbeoer / 2ollano. 5oliters
Stiit .. %. $. @eismar er no.
nubnt til So%eneprnit ior Genninge
og Golflteo Meniebeoer / Suns
Stiit og cano. teol. 8. $. 9ortnig.
len til prpitepiet MeobiGlper ueo
Slips airfe / aebenbaon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

Stcfansforcuinern bonoe aftenen
Den t6. g(pril o%rranqeret ct ~offent-
liat Mooe / &. :. Il. M.s Seitial
I Ior6us. bbor GoItor ScbepeIern
% 8oreaingens 8ormono, GrofcS.
ior 6. g. 8rDt5 taIte ON 0iofonio-
gen og fnrIig ON ben al 8oreningen
noGig oprette6e Sfole FOR 9iofo-
ner, Ser Ieoes al 9nitor 2nrien oeb
SeIIiqoonosfirfen I a6benbabn.
Oct nor oct ferIte at en- &Gffe
Msoer, Tom 8oreninaen ooter Of
of6oIoe / 2on6ets forifeIGiae Gone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

Sh ~hB+
len ior 81. ). Il. 30. og &. ). Il.
g. / Oonmorf neoiatte ior nogen
Bio iioen ct ltopolg for Soloater.
missioner. llooolget, bois 6ormano
er fbp. 9oimorifol, 9ommerberre
Orbolm, afboIot forleoen ct Vfeoe
/ aebenbnnn, bpor man bl. q. oeo.
toa at opforore iomtlige 5orenin.
ger al 6. s. Il. 80. til at boloe
en- national Dag 2srooe ben 6.
Sui, 9ogens SormooI ifal bore
at Itprfe Den friiteliee kingdoms
@niborsislelie oper for os aGrlig.
beo til S9oreIonoet, ionlt at inc.
IamIe @oner til 6. 3. Il. M.s Sir.
beioe bIanbt Solooterne, iGrlig /
De npe 8or%niionsbper.
Sbbsfalb. SIP. aommunelGrer
Ssren SEMEN / Sanders er eiter ct
boIot Mars Spgeleie a%fgaoet oeo
9eoen, 76 anr gommel. Gen al.
oeoe, Der bar fsot / Solmitol peo
Silfeborg, nar oniat oeo oct fom.
munole SfoIeoGien / &anoers fra
1864 til 1907; ban oor i'll. p&ono.
81. @p." en- niofGr % 6nQtiq 2prer
oe bar oesuoen boft mango 5illlos-
bperp; ban bar iooleoes iiooet /
9nraooet, pGret communal Hepiior
og Sormono for Gonoers arbeioer.
forening % Tonbers 5iiferifore-
ming m. nj.
9Grer Semen interesiereoe iia
Ieoen6e for fin gps Siitorie og
fen6te ben iom fao; ban ifrep oite
Mrtifler / 9pens 9Iooe ON IofoIe
biitoriife gmner oe eiterIooer iia
ct enonu utrpft Bprf ON Sanders.
= SioIigere So~loiorpolter Wfio.
oelfnrt. etatsrooo Sollt, VI. al 8b9.
og 0bmo., er oen II. Npr. oeo
Rpfsbine s., SO gor 81.
@pSoet 9nnielofalc. Com ioo
mango @onge tioliqere nor ser og'
ino 9ors6og ben II. 4pr. Bottom.
bal / 3ngbs SeIifobslofaIer pno
NerreooIo / 4ebenboon. Sele tr
.Soreninger" bolo @al Der for De-
reg .Me6lemmer" @oooe pon feritc
90 o1oen Sof oonieoes Der, Der oar
bel t;.Iammen Ell 10000 Wen-
neifcr til Steoe. @Ianot oisie bnp-
DC Ser oeioo inbfunoet fig no9lc
IeprGientonter for Oponeeliespo-
Iitiet. ga Opoogerne ffsnnebe, of
9oTton6onfen = Tom ben fer blen
uoepet = oberifreo @r9nien for
8eIonitGnoigbeo, tiIfaIote be BoIi-
tiet. Otte I~olitibetiente og TO Op-
oogere loo i'll. SO. T." Solene
remme, oe Sormrnbene for De to
5orenineer mootte fslge meb poa
Stotionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

oN''Sf"sbN
Ireocrieia.S plonterne. Sopeoltpr
fen Of Sreoericio @arniion nenotI
iorleoen tiIbaqe til 9pen fra Sipl
LAMB, bpor Den bonoe eorniionere
nogIe Woaneoer unoer De uoen
rigspolitiife llroligbeoer.
Ser er / Den a~nleoning = fri
Der en- WeooeIer til .Spns Ei6.
- flor @lpoe | 9pen, tbi Hpgte
banoe / Den ienere 5io forlpot, q
@ornilonen ilet life fom tilbogI
mere. Muiiffen er Dog til gpen,
Sorg life oenot tilbaae.
DC friitcliec MISUNDERSTANDING
Raa Simmelbierget nfboloeS Sen
BAG Den %. Suni ct friiteIigt Ina
oomsmeoe meo IiRlltnina ira q
3. Il. so. og g. 3. Il. e. / gor
bus, Serving, Soriens, Ranoers
Silfebore, Belle 90 giborg.
Gono. teol. Sesieu / Silfeborg e
ira 1. SuIi oniat JON NeiieIefretG
Tor g. 3. Il. 80. / SplIano. Oct e
ferlte @nng. Der oniGttes en- ipoi
Heiieiefretpr.
Cber $50 RensSDr / 9nnmarf
@eo 5oriegsItatiouen I 5reoerifi
er Der MI i'll. BIB, Stfftst." fam
let 81 3ensbpr, iaoleoes at 8olOenI
bar manttet hobbies til oct bob
bette. 0oor 9GIbningstioen ON for
5io er forbi, bill antolIet bare 1870
iooIeoes at Der | alt bill bore opel
$50 Iensopr I 8onmorf. Til 81
teroaret eer man Meening pao
pberIigere at fno 100 9pr BERTH
ioet Der err inolebet 9eItillingei
poa ioo mango til. s 9etragtninq
of, at Oct fun er annffe foa @ar, H.
ben be ferIte 8 On fom til Don.
mari, er oct ct iproeIes goot &e-
iultat.
Wariager % Omberbenen. Mo'
riaser, II, gpriI. Mariager er iom
befenot 2anbets eneite &sbltao uoen
Sernbone. Der goar 9ogpogn fro
Monoers oe ire @anee boeIieD Damp.
baob fra &obro til gpen; men Gart'
pTonen er Iast iaa piieIist, at ben
fibfte aftenbaao fra &obro, Der af'
saar aI. $40, afeaar 8 Minutter.
for Toeet Woro fra fomrner IND til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

@rabinnbet i 0orbfpu. linberoe.
len af en- Setteitne. 9ogenie, 49,.
april. Otter 9eitemmelien onfom
asiiiterf aipr fra Rotionolmiiseets
I. gfoeIing | @aor til 0orofpn for
at unSerisge ben pao @aoroeier
g. Sepfens Morf beo Sfopeooroe
formooeoe @robpIoos.
ltoerapnineen unoer @siiitentens
2ebeIfe begpnbte | @oor WorgeS
og pareoe belle Dogen. Den operpG.
reoes Of life foo 9ilifuere. BIooien
bite fla at bare en- flor Setteitiie,
bporof OperbeIen err ~forltprret oe
borteropet | Tioens Sob - tioli.
gere emo at nogen paa ggnen Ton
biiffe noeet berom. Sum Setteiti.
ems @uno er tiIbage. Den er bro.
foat.
Der bIep funoet en- Del Gifeioro,
fom ontpber, at Der er brrnbt ct
Wenpefe ener Dpr Der. Den tibIi.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
VESSEL LOST Z YEARS FOUND
Centennial Sighted by Russians In
Siberian Ice Fl0e.

Seattle - The steamer Centennial,
which left Muroran, Japan, seven
years ago for San Francisco with
cargo of sulphur, and which was never
heard from afterward, is reported to
be in the ice off Saghalin island, Ok
hotsk sea, Siberia. Members of
Russian expedition bound through the
Okhotsk sea discovered the missing
vessel. The lifeboats were gone, the
name was partly obliterated, and the
iron was corroded. There was no sign
of human being on the ship. The
crew must all have persisted.
Captain E. Hisber, pilot on the
China coast, who piloted the Russian
expedition that found the Centennial,
told G.. A. Griffin, an engineer Of the
Philippine Coast Guard, of his dis
covery, and Griffin repeated the story
here at headquarters of the Marine
Engineers Beneficial association.
Hisber has been asked for further de-
tails. The Centennial was first named
the Delta, then the Takasaga Maru,
then under her last title she became
an Alaska gold ship, afterward gov
eminent transport and at last passed
into the hands of the Charles Nelson
company, Of San Francisco.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
BATTLEsHIP OREGON LEADS
Will Have Place Of Greatest Honor
It Canal Opening.

Washington, D. G. Secretary Dam
iels formally announced Wednesday
that the historic battleship Oregon,
which made the famous trip around
Cape Horn in the early days Of the
Spanish war would lead the great fleet
through the Panama canal when the
waterway is opened in 1915.
While plans for the event have not
yet been formulated, Secretary Daniels
will be aboard, as will President Will
son, in all probability. It is suggest
ed, too, that all surviving officers who
served on the Oregon on the 1898
cruise be again at their posts when
the battleship leads the procession
through the canal. In this event the
Oregon will be commanded by Rear
Admiral Charles e. Clark, retired,
now living in Washington.
The acceptance by the British for
eign Office Of the invitation from the
United States to send q squadron OF
British warships through the canal
with the international fleet was con-
veyed to Secretary Bryan through
Ambassador Page. Great Britain is
the first Of the nations to accept the
invitation to participate in MOBILIZE
alton which will bring together at
Hampton Roads the greatest fleet ever
assembled in American waters.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
PANKHURsT MEETING FROST
Slim Audience Greets First Speech
of Suffragette.

New York-Mrs. Emmaline Pank-
hurst, addressing in Madison Square
Garden her first American mass meet
ing, explained why military methods
for the cause of woman suffrage are
followed in England, and defended
such methods. She criticised the
British government as the most con-
sentative on earth and held it respon-
sible, through failure to enact legis-
lation desired by women, for the ac-
ton Of advocates of suffrage in resort
ing to violence to obtain the ballot.
Only through dynamic means, she
declared, could English women hope to
secure laws dealing with white slav-
cry, industrial evils and other condi-
tions affecting women.
Preparations had been made for an
overflow meeting at Madison Square
Garden, but the big hall, with a seat
ing capacity of about $4,000 persons,
was scarcely one-quarter filled. This
was attributed by the suffragists to
the uncertainty existing until almost
the eleventh hour as to whether the
immigration authorities would allow
Mrs. Pankhurst to land in this country.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
RECEIVES REGISTERED cows
Dairyman Near Prosser Buys Ami
mails on Sound.

Prosser-A. C. Jones of the Buena
Vista district has received shipment
of two carloads of registered mich
cows, which will be quartered on his
4O-acre dairy ranch northwest of town.
The animals were purchased on the
Sound.
The county auditor has received
from the state department Benton
county's outfit for testing weights and
measures. The auditors of Adams,
Benton and Franklin counties will Sc
lect deputy sealer, who will act for
the three counties.
A committee from the commercial
club is engaged in gathering products
of the district for shipment to the
Rev. G. A. Tyler, of this city, who is
lecturing in the Middle West on the
resources of Benton county.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
LAND OPENING is DELAYED
Colville Reservation Still Bound Up
In Red Tape.

Miles-The Indian Office at Wash
ington has notified the Colville Indian
agency that of the 900 applicants re-
Gently examined for allotments on the
Colville reservation only 240 have
been accepted and would be allotted.
This means another year of allotting
work, making it impossible to open
the reservation before 1915.
Reports state that the Indian office
will seek to get legislation in the next
congress to make the residue lands on
the Colville reservation Indian forest
reserve, thus preventing the entrance
of white settlers, the same as was
done on the major portion of the Spo-
kane Indian reservation, which was
supposed to be opened to progress four
years ago when the allotments were
made and approved, but is practically
in the same condition as it was before
the allotments were made.
Among the $50 Indians on the Spo-
kane reservation not more than IL fee
simple patents have been issued, and
not more than 20 farms have been
leased. There are about 80 estates of
Indians on the reservation who have
died since receiving allotments, which
have not been probated and put up for
sale.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
BEAR HARVEST Is PLENTIFUL
Hunters in Vicinity of Chehalis
Kept Busy By Game.

Chehalis-Because he anchored his
dog firmly at the foot of tree up
which faithful Fido had driven a bear,
Erie Young, living near Winlock, was
enabled to bag full-grown bear one
day this week. When the dog freed
the bear Young had no gun. Fearing
that if he and the dog both left, the
bear would get away, Young tied the
dog to the tree and hurried home for
his rifle, with which he killed the bear.
Tom Snow and Mr.. Leathers, who
live at Winlock, killed three bears one
day near there.
Near Rife, M. Hardman, a West
Virginian, who is visiting relatives,
bagged large one, and on Lincoln
Greek George Ames shot bear which
was filling himself with apple-jack in
the original packages in the apple
trees Of the Ames orchard.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
ALIEN WIFE MAY HAVE VOTE
Though Not Naturalized, Status Is
Same As Husbands.

Salem, Or.-Attorney General Cras'
ford holds that married woman, a.
though not naturalized, is vested VII.
the right of suffrage if her husband =. =
naturalized or is a native citizen Luz
opinion was the result OF nume%u
letters having been received Dy MI
Crawford on the subject. =.
"The naturalization laws OF -
United States" said the at1ong
general, provide that when wOn.s
becomes the wife of a citizen ner s, ~.
status becomes the same as that o. T.
husband. Therefore in this sta9e :"
is entitled to vote. An alien TOu.
who marries a citizen cannot take y. ~
naturalization papers, but mus. NJ N
low the status of her husband. =
course, in order to vote these wo '.s.,
have to register and conform 70 Osrs
minor requirements the same Is ", .sl
Attorney General CRAWFORD s;.,t;sa
held that under the state ccns'. ~. )
an alien who makes his declarss:o .ss;st
become a citizen before . v :., 4
Judge one year before an ele''''
to vote at that electlon'
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS NOTES
Items on the General Industrial and Educational
81 p-oresa e RuraI Communities Public Institutions, Etc
FINDS FOSSILS NEAR YAKIMA
State Geologist Is Puzzled by Pc
culiar Formation.

North Yakima ~ Professor Henry
Landes, state geologist, left North
Yakima last week puzzling over rock
formation near North Yakima, which
taxed his credulity when it was re-
ported to him, and which he came to
see.
On the divide between the north and
south forks of the Ahtanum, some
$500 feet above sea level, is deposit
of fossils 10 feet thick and several
hundred acres in area. It lies on a
bed Of basalt, and is capped by a
basaltic formation. The deposit was
discovered by County Game Warden
Frank Bryant. Professor Landes has
taken specimens of the petrified ami
NAL life away with him to classify.
He is confronted with the puzzle of an
aqueous formation as layer between
two igneous strata.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
Labor War Is Forgotten.

Trinidad, Colo. - Strikers and coal
operators, embroiled for month in a
bitter labor war, joined hands in
efforts to rescue the miners entombed
at Dawson. N. M. Seventeen strikers
from Trinidad, Sopris and Starkville,
who before the strike were members
of the first-aid and helmet teams, vol
unteered their services to their former
employers for rescue work at Dawson.
The II, under the leadership Of the
superintendent of one Of the mines
against which the strike is being con-
Quoted, started for Dawson immedi-
ately.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
SIJLZER LEAVES CAPITAL TO
BEGIN POLITICAL STRUGGLE

Albany, N. Y.-William Sulzer de-
parted from Albany Wednesday night
in silence. Not friend outside of his
official family accompanied him to the
railroad station. Not cheer greeted
him as, with his hat drawn over his
eyes and his chin buried in his over
coat collar, he walked slowly down the
platform and boarded his car-by CO.
incidence named the Empire State. :"
81 have no regrets" were his last
words. eff / had everything to do
over again would do just as l have
done. My fight has just begun"
Half dozen of his advisers will
follow him to New York to aid him in
starting his fight for the assembly.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-10-31
300 BALES YAKIMA HOPS
BRING Csc PER POUND

North Yakima-Three hundred and
nine bales Of hops, the entire yield of
the Yakima Reservation Produce COM
pany, were purchased recently by John
McNeff, of McNeff Bros, at Is cents
a pound. The growers of the COM
pany have been holding for that price,
and when McNeff met it they cleaned
up their stock. There remain unsold
of the Yakima crop about 1000 bales,
q little less than one-third of the
yield, and the feeling is that much Of
it will be sold soon unless the market
breaks again.