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prcsident promptly was revised in "a
v0r Of tho Dana mo pOs,fo

vor Of the Panama route.
Theodore Roosevelt upon assuming
the Office Of president promised to car
~ out the policies Of President Nc
Kinley. and, SO far as the canal policy
Is concerned, he succeeded so eminent
ly that deliberate judgment, formed
from perspective view Of the whole
undertaking, warrants the assertion
that his energy, decision and sound
judgment made an interoceanic canal
possible in this generation.
The moment his dynamic personality
got behind the idea it received an i'm
petus. and he bucked the line Of OBJ
stacles that arose in the path of the
project until he retired In 1909, when
the enterprise was advanced beyond
the possibility Of failure.
1t was to President Roosevelt that
the Walker commission reported in No
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dition HoQuiam
T. j. Preston ct ux to John
Holmlund ct ux, tax IS sec
3. twp II, g..
David Melville to r. H. billiard,
quit claim deed lot 6, sec 10,
twp II, RI
M. B. Peterson ct ux to H. E.
Peterson ct ux, 1 acres land
in swK sec 20. twp Is, g..
H. E. Peterson ct ux to Chas.
Armstrong, 100 acres land in
sec %, twp Is, rs
A. E. Graham ct ux to ]. M.
Davis, quit. claim deed lots Z,
9, 10 and II, block 2, Pennelps
addition Aberdeen ........,...
P. r. Mcdonald to ]. M. Davis,
quit claim deed lots 2, s and
8, block 2, Pencils addition
Aberdeen
Agnes s. johnson to Chas.
Strassmyer, quit claim deed
lot s, block 20, Weatherwax &
Benn's addition Aberdeen -,
A. c. Schneider ct ux to P. A.
Powell, lot 3, block 10, Benn's
Central addition Aberdeen -.
Henry Christensen ct ux to L.
p. Abshire, lots IL and II,
block "a, North Aberdeen. Il
J. A. johnson to Augusta John.
son, lots %, 20 and 80, block
Z. North Hoquiam addition Ho-
Quiam
F. o. Dole ct ux to M. A. Linn,
undivided " interest lots Z
8, 9 and 10, block l, Dole's
addition Aberdeen ............
Grays Harbor Trustee Co. to
Louis Berg, land in sec 2, twp
II, r 10 ................. 80.
J. A. Fairbairn ct ux to r. E.
Cornell, north 80 feet lots
and 2, block .. North Hoquiam
addition Hoquiam ............
Louisa Jaeger ct vir to Minnie
G. McOmber, lots IL and 10,
block As, First addition City
Of Grays Harbor ............
c. F. White ct ux to White In
vestment Co., undivided " Of
neH sec IS, twp 10, 12....
J. A. Perkins ct ux to J. E.
Watkins ct ux, eh Ell sell
nwA sec II, twp II, g..
B. L. Scott ct ux to A. G. Saw
yer. lot %, block 10, lot 9,
block z, lot 3, block 10 lot %
block 3 North Hoquiam addi-
ition Hoquiam ..............
A. G. Sawyer ct ux to B. L.
Scott, lot IA, block Al, Ontario
addition Hoquiam ............
B. B. Hill to F. D. Hill, lot 8,
block 8. Westport Beach addi-
ton Westport ...............
United States to J. M. Lamb,
neA nwA sec IA, twp Is,
E. X. Wood Lumber Co. to H.
w. Bale ct al, neA sec SO, twp
10, IL
Treasurer Chehalis County to J.
B. Gochnour, tax judgment
deed east 100 feet lots / to 4,
block 4, Grand Army addition
WestpOrt ..................
]. P. Luark to Della E. Peugh,
quit claim deed south "a feet
lot 2, block 4, and north "a
feet lot 8. block 4. Town Of
Peterson ..................
A. M. Dunlap ct ux to c. P. We'll
ever, lot 10, block 81, Ontario
addition Hoquiam ............1
F. L. Dortch to P. e. Secor. lot
4, sec Z, twp IL, II and lot
l, sec Is, twp IL II. .......
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. to
Coats-Fordney Logging Co.;
fractional section 81, twp IS,
..........
w. J. Patterson ct al to J. M.
Gangler, lots 1. 2, 3. 10, Is and
26, block II Northern Pacific
addition Aberdeen ...........
Mary B. Laughlin to Nestor Wirk-
kala; lots II and IS. block Is.
Karr's River addition HO-
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CHAPTER VI.

The Geography Of Panama.
N area the republic Of Panama Is
about $4,000 square miles. slight
" smaller than the state Of In
diana. On the Atlantic side 1t ia
$40 miles long and on the Pacific side
67l miles By the coast line. The p0pu.
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SUMMONS ~ PUBLICATION
IN THE JUSTICE COURT, ABER-
deem Precinct. Chehalis County.
State Of Washington.
Before J. n. Phillips. Justice Of the
Ye1ce. -
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Continued In next issue)
AT THE COURT HOUSE
The Weekly Record Of Lega
Doings at County Seat

MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANoFERe
AND MISCELLANEOUS iNeTRU.
MENTS FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
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n THE SUPERIOR COURT
The following u the record Of bus
Aess transacted IN the superior court
ct week:
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sue was to be settled. Meanwhile,
however. 1t was recognized that there
was vast amount of pioneer and
preparatory work to be accomplished
that would absorb the activities of the
organization pending the solution Of
this problem.
What kind Of country as to tenn
perature. rainfall. vegetable and ami
NAL life and healthfulness had we Sc
cured? Az to the first characteristic.
Panama is only nine degrees from the
equator. But 1t il far from being as
hot as that proximity might suggest
Throughout the year the Temperature
averages about s. degrees. The high
pst recorded temperature In the canal
zone Is only 81 degrees. At night the
atmosphere falls sharply until. usual
". light covering Is required on beds.
and the hot. sweltering nights Of Amer
lean cities In the summer are unknown.
The northern mind. too. considera bly,
has Overestimated the effects Of the
rainy season at Panama. During
January. February. March and April
there IL practically no rainfall. By
the LIST Of May light showers occur
daily or every few days and through
June. with an occasional gusher.
From then on to December the rains
become more frequent and heavier and
have way of coming up about the
same time every day. sometimes In
the afternoons. sometimes in the morn
ings. Construction operations have to
be suspended during the violent rains.
On the Atlantic side the rainfall av-
srages between 100 and 10 inches an.
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CONVENTIONS

APRIL.
IA. Congress of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution opened in Wash
ington.
q. United Confederate Veterans met at
Chattanooga.
l6. American Medical association met in
Minneapolis.
s. National Educational association met
at Salt Lake City
6. International Institute Of Agriculture
opened in Rome.
AUGUST.
90 goth international peace congress open
ed at The Hague
"a. International Esperanto congress open
ed at BerAe with LOO delegates pres
emit
SEPTEMBER
l. International trades union congress
met in Manchester. England
Is. fifth annual encampment Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic opened at Chat
tanooga, Tenn
is. Sons Of Veterans in session at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. elected John e, Sautter
of Pittsburgh commander in chief
OCTOBER.
"A. Triennial convention of the Worlds w.
c.. T. U. met in Brooklyn.
NOVEMBER.
10. American Federation Of Labor met at
Seattle. Wash.
National Association Of Good Roads met
In St. Louis
H. Daughters of the Confederacy met at
New Orleans
l6. National Society Daughters of the G.
A. r. met in Chicago.
DECEMBER
&C. National Phi Delta Phi college frater-
nifty met in Chicago.
30 American Association For Labor Leg
islation met in Washington
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NATURES MOODS

JANrAEY
3 Violent wind and rain storm worked
destruction in sections of the United
States,
Is Electrical tornado swept over the low
er southern ana southwestern states;
100 deaths
z Blizzard and cyconic storm ravaged
the central and southwestern states
destroying over l0G lives and property
valued at SeVera! million dollars.
q Cyclone killed Il outright at Terre
Haute and injured over 200, many NOR
tally Over 200 killed n Omaha. where
loo houses were burned or wrecked.
Is. Floods reached their height in Ohio;
AGO lives lost and estimated property
loss above $500 ,0UJ
A Ia killed and 30 injured by a tornado at
Omaha
Is Snow in Massachusetts.
20 Record breaking hea. day In Chicago
Thermomete, 70? Oh street deaths 49,
81 p windstorT caused loss Of 100000
IN Washington . 2
OCTOBER
s Coas, storm destroyed 500 houses at
Nome, Alaska loss $i,50O.0OG
z 3. deaths and extensive damage caused
by a storm which swep, Louisiana
NOVEMBER
Fierce blizzard swept the middle west
anG lake regio,. Vessels wrecked and
property destroyed Over 200 lives lost
Snow q inches deep IN Cleveland
DECEMBER
Sudden rise of rivers in southern Tex
as destroyed property valued at many
millions OF dollars, heavy loss of life
reported, chiefly among negro farm
hands
.. Record breaking snowfall in central
Colorado; depth officially reported at
ass inches Railroad traffic blocked
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NOvENRER.

1. Cornell defeated at football. by Hae
ward, % to G. at Cambridge. Mass.
g. Kanaguri. Japanese runner. ran the
Marathon at Tokyo in hours 81 min
utes seconds, beating the last Oiyn-
pic record made by Macarthur.
S. Dartmouth won over Pennsylvania AT
football "a to q, at Philadelphia.
IS. Michigan defeated Pennsylvania at
football ID to 0. at Ann Arbor. Mich
Harvard beat Princeton in the annual
football game. 3 to 0, at Princeton
Yale-Princeton annual football game
tie at New Haven; score to B.
%. Harvard won in the annual football
game with Yale at Cambridge; score
Is to 3.
Chicago defeated Wisconsin for the west
ern football championship at Chicago:
score 10 to O.
a. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania at foot
ball, q to 0, in Philadelphia.
g. Army defeated Navy in the annual
football game in New York: score "
too.
DECEMBER.
g. Abel r. I<viat defeated William j.
Kramer in running race for the cross
country championship in New YORK.
g. Georges Carpenter, boxing champion
of France defeated the English heavy
weight Bombardier Wells. in round
in London.
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the burning OF the Gulf Compress COM
pany's plant.
g. Fire at Yokohama caused loss Of 81
100000.
H. Fire destroyed the plant OF the Elmira
Telegram: loss $35o.G00
MAY
S. Loss Of 81, 900. 600 by fire in the plant of
the American Fertilizer company at
Buffalo
g. Fire in a business block in Springfield
Mo-, caused a loss of over $100.O0O.
JULY.
II. Fire in the plant of the Haskell &
Basker Car company at Michigan City
Ind, caused a loss of 81 100000
%. Fire in clothing factory at Bingham
ton N. T.. resulted in a heavy loss of
life.
81 The Flory Manufacturing plant az
Bangor, Pa, burned; loss upward Of
$1.00O,OOO
S. Blue Mountain House. famous hotel
in the Blue Ridge at Pen Mar, Pa.
destroyed by fire; loss about 100000.
90 $1,50O.C00 loss by fire in the factory dis
trict of Jersey City.
a. $l.00000O loss by fire in the Smith COM
pany lumber yards at Bay Point, Cal.
SEPTEMBER.
s. Fire destroyed 80 blocks in Hot Springs.
Ark: loss $GO00,000.
g. Flames destroyed $50 cottages, no
tells and a church at Salisbury Beach.
Mass: loss 100000.
80 Loss of 81 100000 by fire in Barker Bros.
furniture warehouse, Los Angeles, Cal
OCTOBER.
49, Fire at the railroad terminals, East
St. Louis. caused loss of slO0O.0OO.
DECEMBER.
g. BY the burning of the Arcadia hotel In
Boston rs lives We're lost.
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DISASTERS At SEA

JANUARY.
I. The steamer Rosecrans was wrecked
on Peacock Spit Ore. 81 seamen
drowned
ID 45 lives lost in the wrecking of the
passenger liner Veronese off Portugal.
Is The German bark Pangani sunk In a
collision in the English channel and
70 Of her crew drowned
BRUSH steamer Calvados foundered in
the sea Of Marmora. 200 lives lost.
l German torpedo boat destroyer SITS
sunk in collision off Helgolaud, and II
OF the crew persisted
H. ~ lives lost at the wreck of the State
OF California in Gambler bay, Off Alas
ka.
OCTOBER
g. Ocean steamer Volturno, Uranium line,
from Rotterdam. Holland, to New York,
burned In midocean; deaths 1871 Over
QUO persons rescued by ships sum-
moned by wireless
DECEMBER
o. - lVes lost by the laundering off Nor.
way OF the Sw edish steamer Ma!mber.
get.
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ed the American league pennant at
Philadelphia defeating Detroit Tigers
to o and to o.
q. New York Giants clncned the Natlou
al league pennant Philadelphia losing
to Boston by s to 5
OCTOBER
Z. In the opening game Of the wo. DIS
baseball series Philadelphia Athletics
american league) defeated The Nes
York Giants National league, : I, {
at New York
II. The worlds baseball series between
the American and National leagues
won by Philadelphia Athletics (Ameri.
can leagueD IN New York score to /
9Th game
Ii. Miss Gladys Ravenscrof, of England
won the w"men's golf championship OF
the United States at Wilm.ngtoll, Del
II. Pat Ryan made new worlds record
by throwing II pound hammer Ns
feet 91s inches In New York, displacing
07 feet * inches made by John Elan.
agan In 1910
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terror. tfanklln
knight Lane of California: agricul-
ture, David Franklin Houston Of Mis-
souri,; commerce, William Cox Redfield
Of New York: labor. William Bauchop
Wilson of Pennsylvania.
a. King Constantine assembled the throne
of Greece.
APRIL.
g. President Wilson read a message be-
fore congress in joint session. reviving
q custom abandoned in 1901.
z President Wilson recognized the Chi
nese republic. D
g. The Underwood tariff bill passed the
house of representatives by vote OF
PSI to 139
20 Gen. Mario G. Menocal was inaugu-
rated president of Cuba.
JUNE
TO- The British house of commons passed
to second reading the home rule for
ireland bill in the face of fiery oppos-
ton.
Is 18th anniversary of the reign of EN-
peror William of Germany celebrated
by ceremonies in Berlin.
JULY
L. President Wilson addressed the vet
Grams at the close of the 5Oth anniver-
sary reunion on Gettysburg battlefield
l6 Robert Bridges appointed poet laureate
of England
a. Rebellion against the republic broke
out in China. 8 provinces declaring
their independence.
AUGUST
TO- New alien land law, anti-.Iapanese.
went into effect in California
49, Governor William SulZer Of New York
impeached by the assembly.
49, SD birthday of the Emperor Franz DO
seph celebrated throughout Austria and
Hungary.
SEPTEMBER.
49, Washington Gardner Of Albion. Mich
elected commander in chief Of the g
A. r. at Chattanooga.
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g. Jerome D. Travers won for the fourth

tlIIic the udllOtl-
al amateur golf
c Ii a m plOn ship.
defeating J OF Il
6 Ano son s
lp and 4 TO play,
at Garden City
N. Y.
Francis Ouimet
American anna
teur. won the
open golf cham
pionshiI of the
United States
ef eating the
BIRTHS h golfers
Harry Vardoh
and Ed " ard
Ray, al Brook
line, Mass.
Ph liza d c Up his
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made new in Photo by American
door mile run Press Association.
nlng iet tima i Hannes Kolehmainen.
minutes IS l-5 seconds.
6. Mcdonald scored q new worlds record
by hurting the "a pound shot 80 feet
and 3s4 inches in New York
kiviat made a new worlds record by
running 1000 yards in minutes 10 40
seconds in New York.
10. Major baseball leagues opened the sea-
itan amateur golf championship in New
York. defeating A. f. Hammer.
JUNE.
L. Aboyer won the English Derby.
7. Jerome d. Travers won the New Jer-
sey golf championship. defeating Os-
valid kirkDy 3 up aud to play.
10. Americans won the first game of the
international polo championship match
at Meaduwbrook, NY. by 5R goals to
for the English team.
IA. American team won the deciding game
in International polo match at Mead
OVERLOOK N Y. defeating the English
team by Az to AZ goals.
Il. Syracuse won the varsity eight Dared
race. defeating Cornell: time 10 min.
utes - SIS seconds.
Whsk Broom II. won the Broohlyr
Handicap
Harvard won the deciding game in the
intercollegiate championship baseball
series with Yale in Brooklyn: score
G to S.
g. Whisk Broom IL won the Suburban
Handicap beating year worlds rec
ord by running mile and quarter IL
minutes fiat
Is. The worlds tennis championship won
by Maurice e. Mclaughlin Of the Unit.
ed States. who defeated the English
champion, Charles =. Dixon. at Vim
bledon. England
AUGUST
5. Peter Volo made a new worlds trot.
ting record for 2-year-olds at Kalama
ZOO, going the first mile in 2:09.
20. Directum l. made worlds pacing rec.
ord of 2:02A at Goshen. N. Y.
30. Pennant won the Futurity al Saratoga
Springs N.
SEPTEMBER
g. Jerome D. Travers won for the fourth
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1918 IN REVIEW
Record of the Years Hap
penings.
MEXICAN AND BALKAN AFFAIRS
Miscellaneous Events-Games and
Races-Items of Personal and PO-
litical lnterest-Losses by Floods,
Fire, Storms and Accidents A
Carefully Classified Summary.
!, POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY.
Z Raymond Poincare, prime minister OF
France, was elected president Of the
republic.
o The British house Of lords rejected the
Irish home rule bill by vote of 1926
to GO.
FEBRUARY.
8 The 10th amendment to the United
States constitution. authorizing an in
come tax. was approved by Delaware.
Wyoming and New Mexico, Three
fourths of the states having Endorsed
it, the amendment became law.
8 Raymond Poincare was inaugurated
president of France.
MARCH.
l. Woodrow Wilson inaugurated as the
18th president of the United States.
,ho nfo firm procj1opf Will
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sons ca bin e t
nominations as
follows: State.
William J. Bry-
an of Nebras-
ka; tire sur y.
William Gibbs
McAdOo of New
Y or k: W a r.
Lindley Muir
ray Garrison of
New Jersey; at
torney general,
Jam es Clark
McReynolds of
r en- n e S S 9 6 !:
postmaster gen.
eral, Albert Sid
ney Burleson of
Tex as: navy,
Josephus Dan
iels of North
Carolin in
<Ario~ Erop koip
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GAMES AND RACES

JANUARY.
8. Alfredo De Orc. champion pocket bill
lard player of the world, saved his
title by defeating James Mature In
New York.
FEBRUARY.
s. Willie Hoppe retained his 1872 balk
line billiard championship by defeating
George Sutton in title match in New
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Some people expect their Christmas
presents to be satisfactory when they
are of such nature that they can not
be passed along to any one else next
year.
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FIRES

JANUARY.
r. Loss Of 100000 by burning of q coio
storage plant at Calgary. Alberta.
FEBRUARY.
.. The burning OF the Dewey hotel. Oma
ha, caused a heavy loss of life.
0ARCH.
I. Loss of $4,000 at Argenta. Kan.. -
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United States
sen ate pas Sed
the Underwood
Sim mons tariff
bill. So to II.
The Underwood
Sim m ons tariff
act became law
proviSionalPreS
ident Yuan Shin
Kai elected pres
ident Of the Chi
nese republic.
Gov ernOr Will
liam SulZer con-
victed on 3 OF
the articles OF
impea CHI m emit
against him.
Gov vernon Sui
ger r e m o v e q
from office by
the court Of i'm
parchment.
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Failure is the result of waiting for
other people to do things first.
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NOVEMBER
g. Ludwig Ill took the oath as king Of
Bavaria
l3 Chinese parliament suspended for want
Of a quorum.
Is. Jessie Woodrow Wilson, I'd daughter
of President Wilson, married at the
White House to Francis Bowes Sayre.
DECEMBER
Z In his annual message to congress
President Wilson recommended direc,
balloting for presidential candidates
and declared that he would pursue b
waiting policy with Mexico
The French ministry resigned.
T. The house of representatives passed
measure authorizing volunteer army
of N2.0O0 men subject t. the orders OF
the president.
G. The Hetch Hetchy Valley Dili convert
ing a large domain into reservoir
passed the senate.
TO- Nobel peace prize FOR 1872, valued at
$4,000. awarded to Senator Elihu Root
Of New York.
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York; final count
500 to 30l.
J. Hannes Koleh-
mainen made a
new worlds in
door record by
running 5 miles
in "a minutes As
seconds in New
York.
}. Hannes Koleh-
mainen, the Fin
nish runner,
made a new
world S 5 mile
record by going
the distance in
"a minutes 20 is
seconds in New
York.
J. A. r. Kivia t
made a new in
door mile run
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