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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-02-20
WHITE LEGHORNS

For Sale-Half a dozen single
comb white Leghorn cockerels from
choice prize winning stock. Two OF
them have been scored over 81 in
show. All of them first class
utility birds. A bargain at $3.50
each. Address Box 1877, Pullman,
Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-02-20

DIR. l.. G. kinney
Successor to DR.. Ed Mcguire
Office at Whites Drug Store
Residence 1900 Maiden Lane
Residence Phone: City Sc Y; Farm
ers 36R.
Office Phones 1875 both phones
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-02-20

DIR. Il. I, PATEE
Physician and Surgeon
Office: odd Fellows Building
Residence: 3O1 Colorado St.
Farmers Phones: office, Blue 2;
residence, Red 35.
Bell Phones Office, 100 R; resi-
dence, 100Y.
Fullman WASHINGTON
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-02-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

DIR. ID. II. CAMPBELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office in First National Bank bldg.
Office phone 80
Residence phone
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-02-20
Profit Making Rnnlrn

sum not exceeding 20 per cent of its
capital and surplus.
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Washing spuds Rush
soaoa to Supply Bl.ali 4 ans

/, Seattle Shortage of The rats pIota-
4. crpp 70 CaIifpnia. cQmbined with
abundant crop prod in Walhing-
toni is giving a heayErimpetus I'd phip-
ment Of spuds to Sana Franeisco and
Southern Cali fornia points. IS
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
pehS estimat ess t6pt Befdss t8d rush
ENDS It wiil handle approximately 2000
tpps.frpm Seattle for. the California
poFh. ThesmoSduents shows gain
in excess Of those Of previous yeals4
To date more than 500 tons have
been taken South by the vessels Of the
company. Tie Umati(f sailed with
100 tons ri capacity cargo that also
includes 2OQ9 cases Of British Oolum-
bia eggs. Three hundred tons will be
sent to Southern California on the
Congress, which. sailsE soopt The
sopthNard moysmant cot tnhers will
end APRIL 1.iaF From then on California
will ship new ,pctstoesn to- Fnget
sound sss4Fs fityfsf sSfs s{ssss.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Radium Bill Opposed;
Many Uses for Mineral

Washington, D. General objes
tions to Senator Walsh's bill for gov.
eminent control of all radium- bearing
lands were made Saturday before the
senate mines committee by J. N. Elan
merry, Of Pittsburg, president Of a pr.
vate corporation producing radiun.
He attacked principally the broad
iowefs To be conferred on the secre.i
tary Of the interior, some Of which
he characterized as ian outrage"
Mr.. Flannery said that govern
ment representative in Colorado gath
ering information of the canote.
fields had not been sufficiently inform
ed to furnish information on which The
house radium bill was passed.
In q few years, he said, radiun
would be only secondary in Importance
to other uses to which radium-bearng
ORES were put. Startling results were
being obtained by the use Of radloact'
i've earth as a fertilizer and some veg
etables, he said, were stimulated .
much as 800 per cent.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Hard Work Is Good,
Says King George

London King George Saturday TON !,
s. Prebendary Wilson Carlisle, head .
the Church army, that he was grew
believerin hard work. The king sala !
81 have to work hard myself anu
think it good for people" =.
The king expressed his strong as
approval of indiscriminate enall!,l
saying he considered agencies suen Z Z
the Church Army far better sOle =
help backsliders and unfortunate p"
pie, back to good citizenship. n....I
q A Mr.. Carlisle was entering 0u., .
ingham palace he was accos'eu y : !.
former pickpocket, who had Deea -, :
claimed by the Church Army anu l; w.
wished Ito send q message to tne a s;...
Tell him have lived honesty 'm
the day of King EDWARDS .sO, Wv y
.tiorf. he said. On that day l.s'o .e n
watches and purses. now nave w.
iii the savings bank. +"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Cnrb Put On Burleson.

Washington, D. C.-Wltn 'ne ' IN
Ded, 900 postoffice appropriation !.
before it, the senate comml1'es t,tbes
s. al amendment to prevent 'ut NJ
changes in rates or extens.I ;nn.l -
parcel post without congreSsu'o n'l.u1
ton. postmaster General Burr, 1d +.
extended the weight limits ~; y Il
duced the rates recently, anu .aodl5|
developed that he had legal a ;. ;ssl
g 90 s.. Maintaining that J. .a J 8
possible to determine what II sD
op&rae9 atha parcel post, the c0nD
wants to,check changes. 4
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
HOUSE APPOFES SIS, o00, 600
APPROPRIATE FOR ROADS

Washington, b. e. The SBakIeford
bill, under which the government
would distribute $25,eeo, 030 for Egofi
roads among the states conditioned
upon delar for dollar appropriation
by each state. was passed by the house
by q vote Of 282 to 42. Il now awaits
ze16 ~ Tie senate. It's passage fol-
lowed several days Of debate, during
which most Of the hundred and more
speakers advocated the project il the
interest OF the farmers, while 4 minor
ity 1tt6cked fts1S ad1a9s1ous opening
wedge for heavy i9 ~ on the ts = {.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20

Olympic The sinva5i0nf By the State
90 WashFnkg ton of Nhss0ystef market
nus AROUSED local 6y1stef16en, who
threaten 0 appeal to the courts to
stop TIE Helsef Oystef company from
removing about 800 Jacks Of merchant
able oysters which the company re-
;sssl9 . gs sssasssf Fsa fns s'tzss at
The gtate oyster commission, con-
sjstf1 ~ G6ve4hor Lister, Fish Com
missioner Darwin and Land Commis-
sioner Savidge, which made the sale,
admits there IL no express legal war
rant for tAe aeie 81 Any but seed oys-
tsFS, f 4 pffc9 Esd by 1tat1te at Is
cents tie sack The members At the
coalmissioH claim, however. that the
oysteEf IN oHsst ion, which were two
61 three years Old, Il mot sold 6ithei
would have been stolen Of died
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20

s. Pullman The gc,onference. between
the board Of regents i Of sW sshington
States0lleEe and the committee from
the Spokaua eehasnber of commerce,
'thesmrp0aasDf iRhieh was to. arrive at
a.definiteg heihsion. eas to ways, and
meansaof: assisting the present and fu-
tufe wheat growers Of the Big Bend
country came to close at neon Sat
'drd&y, after i plan OF conducting ex-
etinentai and d1eeiniio,nnst sfiona1 work
for- the benefit OF tie farmers ST that
section had. been prepared and accept
ed by the board Of regents and later
accepted il full By the Spokane com;
NIT +tsaec usf.esg5eI .e, - II
Following the formation of the
.plansoo procedure BIZ the regents,
the dpcument enumerating these plans
wasSpresented to the Spokane commit
tee, which went into session to dis
cussi the plans. Later they sealled the
regents to meet with their and &c.
cepted The plans in full. nsasse
The regents propose:
To- extend TO the committees in
charge Of the Adams county demon
stration farm such assistance as may
be rendered by the state college ex-
pertinent farm, the bureau. of. farm
Development, extension department,
and department. Of agriculture j; ali
these departments to promote better
agriculture IL the dry belt 8. i.
To employ at once special farm
agent for the dry district This agent
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
l1Pf1h ants ana, College
zAs.ia1sa Il
!; ! 1i1efs

will be under he direction III, the head
of the experiment. station Il 4rd viii
work in harmony with thesf bafeau Of
farm Developments Hegis, "a devote bis
entire time ito the problems of dry
farmingsin thedGid fegioBs, sand will
visit all parts Of sid territory
ITO continue nvestigati6n oof 8 the
basic problems Of dry salmink.
To conduct; under the auspices Of
the agricultural depaf gnch cos
operative experiment. with TURNER'S Of
the region as may seem wise.
The board proposes to use the bu-
reau OF farm development, as far as
possible in the solution, Of these pfobs
lens. This cost-wiA fall largely upon
the countless. &C,
To institute cooperative expert
mentsin tie propagation md ad3pta-
view to making the dry belt region
of pernlane1t HIM e.
TO publish additional popular bull
letins for the special use Of the rm-
ers of the dry section, setting forth
thelmost Approved method coz tillage,
conservation and excepting. @
! To use the extepsionF pGrtmehk for
the bettefment Of the social. and eco
nomic conditions and more particularly
fot tanning and I'VE stock,
6e regents win Az ths next legis-
IatHie for special s g apprlpFia tioH for
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
HEA1e
ENGLISH ROlO
sssew stssss AVVlyuJ
= sa t stern Railway conp,,,
Seks Better Manager.


asssL'endonT The Great Eastern D
way, company Of England has 80, AZ. a,ll.
solamploy ian American execntis usc' g
Ger, to bring its system m y :, on
Henry Thornton, general supe,;,t ss1s :
ent OF the Long Island railrosd I'e0a'
n named ~ general manager wy
think there is somethino -,
'inl the British SYSTEM said Fo g
sClaRa Hamilton, (which teudsta ~; =
terfere with the mental acti,;s, y !.
employees. They are reduced to ~. y
:inata, "a merit is sacrificed to ., s:'o'
ity. ! have not been able tn S.1 :
England a man fit for this post. Int Int !; !
Mr.. Thornton I have found ps rss y
manager admirably qualified d., ~
whose career has been one succ,,, ~
Of intellectual railway triumpbs." ''''
New York - Henry W. Tho,D.,.
chosen as general manager q 4.
Great Eastern railway of England !.
AZ years old. He is graduate Of tn
University of Pennsylvania. h ~ ~
gan. his railroad career in the emf.
eneering corps Of the Pennsylyss,
lines west and rose to, the position II
Superintendent Of all lines went i \
Pittshurg- In February, 1911. h.
came to New York as general suue,n.
ltendent Of the Long Island railroad
He had practically full charge Of H.
operating department of the road. &
Mr.. Thornton went to England !,
January, presumably to consult with
directors Of the Great Eastern repam.
ing the position to which be was an
srSfiufnf3 -
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Chicago Dancing Master
Also Expert Burglar

- Miicra1a1seo--zkn inspootor Of modern
dances in one Of Chicago's select dane
ing schools and q burglar at other
times form the dual personality Of
Herman Zastrow, according to inform
alton gained By the n ilv snles police.
Zastrow Il shsing hsld here charged
with plundering Milwaukee's most
fashi0nable Summer homes at Fox
Point and Whitefsh Bay and with at
tempting toswfseksspsnsenesr train
He lie ina critical conditieH-.at hos.
.pital from a bullet wound inflicted
three weeks ago while he was attempt
ing TO enter q residence. While Zas-
troy wasfteacling dancing in Chicago
~ became Nngseedt5 girl who gave
her name as Lucy Harvey. q He
showered valuable gifts on her, In
GLIDING jewelry Re has admitted tax
ing. from Milwaukee homes.
Mis- Hafye3s WAS Drought to Mia
waukee recently and surrendered to
the police part of the valuables. The
rest, Zastxow said, he paV1ed ID Chi.
cago. It's believed here Miss Har-
vey" is 4 member Of well known
Chicago family and the police hdmit
they are protecting her because she
had no knowledge that her ianceS was
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Farmers Pledge Land
For Experiment Tests

2 = - Tor
Odessa The Lincoln County Deyel-
opnants league speakers, who have
spent most Of the week in this vicinity
meeting and addressing farmers, have
metmith success and enthnaiasm. AS
a resuftof four meetings farmers have
pledged 100 acres Of Land Tor expert
mental purposes for ,reorn. alfalfa,
sweetelover and fetereta. AT Irby %
actes were promised Tor TIC. work.
County Advisor viii J,tJones and
NJ Russell Hill. secretary Of 1.-The
league, addressed the local farmers
union, and a long and instructive dis.
,cussion followed. The farmers adopt
ed resolution joining the Odessa Conn
mercial club in its effort toward the
estsblis hmept Of the experiment sta-
'tion near Odessa. Messrs. Hill and
Jones addressed . gathering Of farm
era ind children 81 4 school north 81
town, and completed their weeks
labor By 81 aakingltola large audieace
at another school northeast Of here, &
:. At each Of these meetings Eve OF
Six FARMERS agreed 70 cooperate. 9
z II II III 4SstiFf MAI tar 81 us
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
SEA ANIxE4S II

s,fsUe{ forty, IS BE- xifes 88c;
,ht,rg red RSaia - 80. e 49,
.itsfa Oataa'f Els tern " sshin kton s2Sm2s
sle 2 ssA sRR Puget Sound s2Ssa !'s fslts
fsse HasIs saEg:a,8B aeaszainsf E9ns H9Aeo
aid I'D o,.ssifslfe nals ssea shasta x2bg2s;
middlings. $S4. .aaaas 1sTeae
1fehesg Eastern ~ ashingtG4 timothy,
nf7se tt4f8@aaper ton ;ePueet6ound tinethy,
sol lnl$a45 sas6afas j&dA@l6 ;aNonss1a mixed,
aas$f7@fspssiea4al1ay ta1iHM rs. S groJri
so1g 10 sEtss.lsalecraanchs sese M .,,ss,,
Ks edt Poultry nfive heug.d1 5E1T7e hof;rd.
Esgoiis ofl5 rf1sxats sss ,,.S !.,-;Sgl.ki -
e42e< scSrJstsrs us.a iiaI a. cnisA
% h;i'sS s. Dozen !; g9esg.. t5c bound a''
Belgian 6areSaaii IVA 81 5onna stois'
yfr,.asssr,., Ranch butt So, bound. =
s,s...ass ApplesEasssffeern Wasbin aSsFS
s s, ia a egs Ut sangso Be-
a ~, ss n;.ss, e ~ sese S9okl1g, 81;
s shs, ne AZ ~. vac
'asla sl.eSs1os anssiasesoa sds 20 rag yxosss
,Vsa sh,qas9anoemle sI ne q aahins 10 q
ts-s . lEz6aoatfeEtllp1e has nFiseab ha.nss
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
Boy Scouts ID tertaiHed q -
a a1s'a w White H'el,aaasaee Reception

aF1ato White H0use Reception
rs = II sshihsfop, > >. hst was said
ltpf beat heo most successfnl casyention
Anes The aoiganizatidA i sofbuke Boy
{; ss aBi 81 America wis proaSht 70 !
kapsees Friday gIswithJiaa laepsish ct
asgs sro pr Z. go -:
As sp9 eft e s5st 81. gls sd5sa., more
then: LOG strong, b Kefes enfeftained by
SserafafysB tysa, personally rrrresent-
lhg Tie psfisslssidsanlas ys4 3 Yas ssifped to
his rpem With = cold Secretary Dan
tells, aof,sthe Nary sdeparttnent, and
ld3tthisrv dhfcers u utAe naitick lat the
Mite House Wi thqnt exception the
movements Wsasalsuded assessing
the great possiBilitiss for good service
e, the, coming gsslnnsration,s z Y,
eGhief Sceat Ernest Ehomnean Seton
saidgNhatsalneady the: Boy Scout move
smG6t .SEnx jams.ct1sM5th boy and that
mazlfWerS ,tusueEb away b6canse Of the
ssjessA4leity 81 men leaders. tl,sK II
Mis-. WslsoHfe paihnsd onf fye boys
eagle badges, tie sihig hest lbjDdfni6f which
the organization con "a on : members:
800 When the country wakens up there
will beihshaireef fhseoutineain every
uAtsAtSify and . sHcrekasyt ofncouting
ihtds, 1eahihat aid,s 1IKf Thompson
Sea5h, % tiie sbGsl1ess fisesBiohs Of the
ce65dfeil fIveryonse a60wi @ knows that
b6Yee Gle hot bdfn b;id, but sSfs made
Bad ~ Ell assbe iaiess:h Hefs hp to
the people to end this destruction Of
ps,r vne,at nreciAna national . ,.eao,1reSss -
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20

(. .sHktis reported that the king OF But
.garia viii. visit the United States Y
April: -. -
+, ss g:s !.ges! II. a 4 sg!l.s. re, e
tt'qs S1 s'eE|.E J RgIl!,l z. ,.sI!sga1!
and the car is reported to be ''on the
water wagon.
9 o''s e Al American hGasal Aas fisd1
p q On and b1r Nyexiea 3,
.,gss on the. streets Rf Msra GshknHzsovos "a
si,ssg7 Retail .pfises dbf eggs niuaP Pacific
i,oasoasf marke tsafSlITpt tents; Sahd there
ui ar rs PROSPECTS " stffdit ftg rc -. :.
.egn rOperstorsrofrg olsrad~ mipes admit,
4etbugihg arrss atdsfn ashine eggAs f9ralaa1
iii sofithe guardstdnriag tbeaneesnt strike.
~. .9,,.g Ii Tie tts9prt o E. Ngx gEg },
has decided thai & woman HJtn & haey
vcanpet be alloNeds ba1 leach scnool IN
aathats state Bf hfuaas bae ens aaaasbe
.lfgoa Tie ear Of Russia, utter zsyap ddreof1
e inspection about fHi55 dom, sdeepiy
tfti5d splofes1 g.
'Yy tn, - 80
coming ae = tsnus of1sths sria;s posssss
sions, viii also gtraxskasxtenaisSlygsn
1.-THE United States. = ysfssss re- Fsfasl
,.s aFiyechildren 81 ga y ,lllSs
o. girls - were sbesns t0I: MssAsBsatha
,oeg Dsary,s Of Taytoryill ea.s eRfsa
a@ Spencer :. eo D0n'a a s& = sas VIII
qt,t .s;, a. @, J,si z,sssess ,s.s 81 {
81 tSe s sssst faaf gsi,S s g he.
!, s Dr. Thomas D Me- aihtfe 9f fhs ablss,
% lie, heafth seryiee,. Who heaa HUI
spotted fever while sscqysrHg
.ncc.saf1I traat.nonf = - - eS .ssssa aszstys
IsAcssss1ui saiddit1a ss,1-eI
',aisse F'6f putting 4HfeheftafHa dFtHdgesHur'
% three ygAfs and for serving her :,
Jployer faithfully 9 Tor is eyearzi Miss
s.ae Kathryn ,A housek eefje1f 4br VIE
t.fSEgv11uffSGEky ESfE al
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20
NEWS NOTES OF
CURRENT WEEK 3 X
j, ]: !; 80 +

Pendleton, Or, is waging war upon
the cigarette IN every Posais,te
:. sHkis reported that the king OF Bull
garia will visit the United States. y
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20

marked the breaking Of the ground for
the construction of the great white
marble memorial the nation is to erect
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20

an eleventh : comm "a 8 dment,
which be eonaide red the most Import
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-02-20

~ he nah that attacked psSai amept
termed aftaF 8 meea peeting had de-
manded tnesimpeaii eeli l6ehlit 81 1.-THE eabi-
net. The rioters grew rapidly in
numbers as they approached the gov
eminent buildinge, and succeeded in
breaking down the gates before the
police got the Upper hard. Numerous
arrests were made. g Many wsfg Ill.
jured. Fifteen pers5ns wers vpatksd
into the canal during the Aght mean
the Offices OF q government newspaper,
but all Of them were rescued.
The debate in the house. Maa dra=
matte. A fierce attack was made on
the Premier, Count Gombel Yam
amot4 Mhb fsplied with dreat calm
ness, demanding = snspensionr Of, jpd9s
mept until the inquiry into the naval
scandal had been coiciuded.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-05
In Moving Pictures.

The past week has been a prolific
one Cor moving picture shows. Man
ager Turner got little behind his
schedule with the house that fur
nishes the films. Hence, a show
every night was the means used to
catch up. The attendance has been
fairly good at all times, Saturday
night being about the best when the
new picture machine was brought
into play for the first time. showing
."The Flaming Arrow" a I01 Bison
fheadliner, which pleased greatly.
The animated weekly pictures-ex-
ceptionally valuable for their in
struction on current eventsand
some light comedy sketches have
been the other nfferings.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-05

the best political wire-puller gets it.
O'Brien is probably the most indus
trious along that line. but his can
didacy is injured to a considerable
extent with the patrons of the office
through his personal unpopulari.y
in many quarters. The candidacy
of Mrs. Rocks is said to be quite
agreeable to some of the thigh mo-
guls" in democratic circles.
Ole Mikalson was in Linton Fri
day and Saturday on his way to Ha-
zelton after a prospecting trip out
along the Milwaukee line into Mon
tana. Ole says H. W. Batter seems
to have found a berth in pretty
good bank at Morristown. though
Ole isn't any too enthusiastic about
the surrounding country there.
A. Swarzman. the European eye
specialist of Sioux City, Iowa, will
be in Linton at the Turner Hotel on
Saturday ard Sunday, March 21st
and 22d, to examine eyes and to fit
glasses. You should not fail to see
him if you suffer from headaches,
nervousness or eye-trouble caused
from eye-strain. He will make Lin
ton often and fully guarantees his
work ADV.
A meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the Commercial Club was
held Tuesday evening and large
bunch of routine business attended
to. A membership committee con-
sisting of Nick Heisler. j. P. Schott
and F. j. Schilling was appointed to
assist in swelling the membership of
the Club. Preparations were made
to secure a hall for regular meet
ings.
Manager Turner. of the Electric
Theatre, is sure some enthusiastic
moving-picture man. Recently, he
installed an up-to-date Power ma
chine in the Electric Theatre. He
has the old machine in his bedroom
at the hotel, curtain fixed up and
has moving picture show at
his command any hour of the day or
night without leaving his room.
From time to time few friends are
invited in to see the affair and it is
pretty clever, too.
One of the most unique social
events of the season was that of the
Reading Club at the home of Mrs.
A. N. Junge in Linton Friday
afternoon of last week. The Club
has been studying about Germany
this year and the party was in the
nature of trip through Germany.
Mrs. Junge had prepared every
thing after the German style. even
the invitations being in G.: r:nan.
Decorations. including the German
flag, were entirely characteristic
of Germany and the Germans, and
the lunch consisted of the most be-
loved German delicacies. Members
of the Club had been assigned topics
that were designed to constitute an
imaginary trip of the Club through
Germany. 1t is said that the paper