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Serial No. Ol5sI
ADDITIONAL ENTRY. UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
 

STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
 NOTICE.
 United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska. April 70. 1915.
 Alaska Packers Association. assignee of Robert T.. Jolley. being entitled to the bene- fits of section 2306 of the Revised Statutes of the United States granting addiuonal' lands 10 soldiers and sailors who served in the Rebel lion. does hereby apply to enter United States Survey No. lO3O. situate on the right bank of Copenhagen Creek just above its confluence with kyichak Bay. about twenty-five miles northeast ut EtOln Point, Br,s,o Bay. bermE Sea. District of Alaska. and more particularly described 8s follows. tO-wit:
 JoumenciuE al M. C. Corner No. 1 on Che right bank of Copenhagen Creek. whence Witness Corner bears west l.2i chains, whence top of saltCry building bears north 22 deg. 53 min. east. from whence United States Loctatlon Monument, Survey lO5u. situated on said survey, bears north 6l deg. 2l min. west U.52 chains from whence Johnston.s Hill bears south deg. 70 min. vest and water tanks st Couee Creek bear north oi deg. % mln. east. and peak 0l canuery building bears south lJ dcs J2 min. east; thence west 6,Og rrulus Co Corner No. l. Whence top ut saltery building bears north 25 dcs. 46 min. east thence north l9Uj chains Co Corner No. S' whence peak Ol cannery building bears south !2 deg. 50 min. east. and water tanks at Coffee Creek bear north 0s deg. 4o min east. thence east l6. 33 chains Co M, C. Cor uer No. t on the right bank of Copenhagen lreeN. whence Witness Corner bears west o.ot chains. from whence peak of cannery build jns bears south 4l deg. 4S min. east and Johustons H.l bears south deg. 30 min. west. thence meaudering along the right bank of Copenhagen Creek.
 I. South 23 deg. 4S min. east, 3.O7 chains @. South 2 deg. 50 min. west, l,Si chains 8. South 52 deg. 23 min. west, 2.S9 chains :; 4. South 70 des. 53 min. west, s.26 chains O.. South ~ deg. 2y min. west, 3.S0 chains o.. South 21 des. S6 min, east, 3.5O chains e. South Og dcs. 10 min. east. 4l9 chains to M C. Corner No. l and the point of be- sinnins.
 Area. 1851 acres. Variation. 24 deg. % min. east.
 As additional Co the original homestead entry gi R1ber, r. Joley, No l1SS, entered Decem- Der 8. 1868. aJ United States Land Office at Springfield, Mo-, for the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section 8, township sl, range l1. containing 20 acres.
 Notice i5 hereby given that ang and all persons claiming any portion of the above described land are required to file protest during the period of publication or thirty days thereafter. in accordance with law, with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
 By Henry F. Fortmann. President. Address: san Francisco. California.
 Notice of the above application will bo pub ushed in Che Seward Gateway, printed al Seward. Alaska which I hereby designate as Che newspaper published nearest tbe land ap- piled for in said application.
 c. B. WALKER. Register. First publication May 10, 1915.
 Last publication Sept. l
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO ENTER.

NUIINL UT tAA T AfANFfA INN " A4tN AA4Atf
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the NORTH ALASKA SALMON COMPANY, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California, and whose post office ad- dress is no Market Street, San Francisco, California, as assignee of Joseph R. Harrigan, administrator of the Estate of Kyhran Horan. deceased, being entitled to the benefits of section 2SO6 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and amendments therto. has ap- piled to make entry of that tract of land des-
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ADDITIONAL ENTRY
NOTICE.

UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED
 STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
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SERIAL NO. Ol7ss

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office, Juneau, Alaska, June 22. 1915. SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD
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tSEAD

Date of first publication July 27, 1915.
 Date of last publication September 2. 1915.
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ARTHUR LANG,
 TI.vl-
Serial No. OI7SO

Date of first publication July 27. 1915. Date of last publication Ser tember z. 1915.
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Public Trustees Sale

Whereas L. L T. Stewart, Of the city Of Oma-
ha, state Of Nshr.ska, by dssd Of trust dated thu
2sth day Of February. 1911. which 10 rseor1ed In
book lis. page 1io. of the records In the oscs of
the clerk and recorder of the coonty Of otsro
Colorado duly conveyed TO ths Public Trustss In
and for the county Of Otsro. Colorado the fol-
lowing described real sstats. water-rights and
reservoir company stock. located In tho county ID
Crowley. stats of Colorado. to-wit:
The north hak N. " Of ths north west quar-
tsr IN, W. ~ ok section twsnty-nins CD. Ia
township twsaty-ens t21) south Of range Afty-
ssvsa (sD west eoatainins eighty tso) scrss ID
land. mors OF lsss: excepting . strip thirty (So)
fest vide from he north and west boundaries
thsrsok reserved for Of public roads and irr'.
CATION latsrsls; togsthsr with ons full PAID psr-
pstual watsr-risAt In the Coaarado canal. bsina
an Of wss~-risAs No. IA subject % IN annual
asssssmsat of twsnty eants pr acFs and tn
tsrms and cosditieos usual 70 water rights h sad
canal for the irrigation Il aid lard and for do
nestle purposss thereon: tossthr with eighty
(sO) sharsa af Stock IN ths Bob Greek rsssrvotr
rsprsssntsd b. esrtiAeats No los Il rhs Bea
Creek Rsssxvsir company: which desd II trus'
was made 70 ssears paynsat q two pronissosy
noes Il svsa daAs With aid dssd u trust for tn
aexrss.ts sum q Yourtsss HundrsA and Rcrty
and No-ioo Dolhrs (sll>o.). payable % ~ ordsa
of Ths Cosorado Farm 3 Live Stock eonpany.
Noss Ma I Ter S71o0 bslng paysbsa % o bsfors
Dsesnbr 8 lS1l. and Nos No. for @71ooo bsins
payabss On q bsfses Dssanbsr & ls14: WITH In
tsrsss thssssa st six ~ esat pw aaaum until
paid, intsrsst payshas snnually. - u more par
tieuiaxiy 1T fotA In ~ dssA Il trust rsfsrsae>
10 vAicA b hsrsav nsds ~ srsatsr certainty.
and.
Whsrs.a. ~ ~ L. L. =. ssswast ~ ail -
ssas easinlns ". sArsssA - unA~ Mn havins
Ssfansssd b -tAs pevasat = nses M / r.
SfaoS - in4ssue Asrssa ~ psssabss
is1a, aad Il Nses No. n eI1aO and int@ss'
tA~sna frsa Dsesnhg & isla anA ~ ,agal
Asldsr Il sid nstss having sasetsd % aeeuunt %
~ default b dssiars nd sosss unpaid due and
payabss.
New, Thsrsfass. Al tAs written request of W.
c. Bradbury, IL isgal hoadsr q aid noess. pur'
suant 70 Aw. L tAs undrsispsd Public TRUSTEE ID
and for tie county u Csowiv. Ca'nrado *
hsrshy rive nodes that will st tAs hour d 100
o'clock In tie forssoou Il July ~ 1876. On ~
aid dsserfbsd prsmisss. In ths eoaaty Of Crowiay
Co,oraao. ss st public suetioa 70 ths highest and
bsst b,ddsr for cash. the said described pramissa
watr-rights and rsssrvoir company stock. and
al ths right titls and interest Of the said L. L
Z. Stewart. his hsirs and assigns therein. for tn
purpsss d paying ths indsbtsdness secured b
aid dssd Of trust. and ths cost and sxpsn ~
of sxseuting this trust, and viii deliver 70 th,
purchaser csrtiAcass Of sais as provided hy law
passd st ordvay. Colorado June a. 1875.
WIZ. BRoADBENT.
Public Trustss In and for the County Of Crowley
Colorado
First Publicatson June Is, 1915
Last Publication July 10. 1915
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Local ana Persoaai

Ruth Hartman Of Pueblo visited
with Gladys Hosler week ago.
J. v. Hawkins has received q pat.
ent TO his land, net 1922 SO.
Last Saturday 80 instruments we're
tiled for record 10 the recorders ONCE.
Mrs. J. e. Williams and children
beft yesterday for Mary Vile. Mo-.
where they will visit With relatives.
Joseph Carter and family have
moved here from Springfield. Mo.
and viii locate on farm some place
10 this county.
A. J. Clifton Lost between Is and %
sheep about three weeks ago during
. hailstorm which visited bis ranch Is
miles north Of Ordway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Simmer. the
Misses Mary Brown and Osi Spiudle
we're guests at the Patrick raocb
north Of Ordway last Sunday.
q. s. Proudfoot was here last Sat.
urdat to be 10 attendance during the
afternoon aud evening 1t Z meeting
Of the Masonic lodge when the Third
degree work WAS being given. DR.. e.
o. Mc(,leary, L. l. CHM and Otis
Bollacker were three that were given
this work. Mr.. and Mrs. Proudfoot
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Giifin while here.
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WORKING Of ,uoh m,p.r,l. and ,ub...no...

working Of such minerals and substances.
No land will be sold At less than the mimi
mum prioe psr scre. ss Eiven above. The par
cells viii Be sold in the above order. and each
tract viii b sold - described abovs-he the
same more or less.
Terms Of payment shall be ~ follows. Wis :
On lands selling for $3.50 10 S2s per sore. 10 psr
cent. Of the purchase money on she day Of
sale. the balance In sightessn equal annual
payments at . Per cent. per snnum. Lands
selling at more than sas Per sore and less than
30 psr acre. % psr csne cash ON the day Of sale
tie balance in fourteen equal annual annual
payments at per cent. per annum- Lands
selling for SIS and upwards, 80 per cent. cash.
and balance in seven equal annual payments
a. per cent interest. II ths purchaser does
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Who. To Be Queen

Cherry Pie day is TO be observed II
Manzanola on July 8. A Cherr,
Queen " to be selected and following
are the rules governing the method
by which you may aid 10 this and
assist some one In bringing that honol
to Crowiey county:
RULES.
Cherry Queen Vuting Contest.
All candidates for Cherry Queen
must be residents Of Otero or Grow
lev county.
votes may be obtained from the
Finance committee, each subecrip-
tion for one dollar being, when paid
for 100 votes.
A ballot boz will be st Edgar Bros
Votes will be cnunted and result.
repurt@d TN June % and 30. and July
I. 2 3, 4. 8 and 9. The ballotiug will
close Tuesday. July 9, II ten tlo) r
". sharp.
Tho contestant receiving the high
est vote will be declared Cherry
Queen. and the next highest cootest.
ants TO the number Of six will be the
maids OF honor TO the Queen.
The committe will present the
Queen With . suitable gown for bel
|coronatiou.
Cherry Queen Content.
This coupon 10 good for nve v0tes fol
For Cherry Queen on Cherry Pie Day
at Manssnols, July 9. 1915. when at'
tached to no ofIlcial ballot.
Ballots at Edgara drug store.
OrdWay New Era, June Is. 1915.
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It's Uncle Sam's Duty

Peak View-Roy Davis. carrier on
the Peak View- Breckenridge route ts
already serving about l20 families
with mail twice weekly. His arst
trip was made last Friday. two trips
weekly, one on Monday and one on
Friday. being msde. Heretofore there
has been no delivery 10 this section
OF the county and farmers have been
compelled TO either 60 to town or
send after their mall by neIghbors
This route 10 paid for by q subscrip-
tion from each OF the patrons served
aud as Uncle Sam is very anxious to
have his unirrigated lands settled II
would seem we'll for him TO give them
mail service At government expense
when he does get settlers located.
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not own the improvsmsnts. he must pay for
the same at sale. Purohaser:will execute bond.
as provided in Section 70, Act Of July II, 1905;
must be oitisen Of the United States, or one
who has declared his intention Of beooming
such: must pay sppraisement and advertising
fees.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
No sale shall become effective until approved
By the State Land Board.
APPLICATION M. A iAe1.
Date sale ordsred BY Board June Ath. 1914.
|. Date Of sale July 7th. 1915.
JOHN =. VIVIAN.
Register State Board of Land Commissioners.
First publication June II. 1915.
Last publication July 2. 1915.
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Public Trustees Sale

WaERBAs, julia v. King. whose address II
MAnsanola. Colorado. grantor by her Trust
Deed, dated April n, 1917. and recorded Nay ..
1919. in tho ofloe Of tho Clerk and Recorder Of
Crowley county Colorado. in Book at Page
l01 Of the records Of said county. conveyed to
the Pablo Trustee Of ssid county the follow
ing land in said county. to-wtt: The South
sast quarter Of Section thirteen tls). Township
twenty two. (a9,. south Range hfty.eiRht 1857
West 9Th p. n; together with all Water
Righta sppurtspant thereto, especially one
certain contract from Twin Lake. Land and
Water %. TOR oue-half Of one water right from
Colorado canal: % shares Of Twin Lakes Res
ervoir 90 stock and 70 shares Of Lake Moro
dith Reservoir Company stock applying 70 the
MEX 6Ek eeo. -. Twp. n. Q. Range % W. eth
P. u. in trust 70 secure the payment Of one
principal note Of even dass with said Trust
Deed for $4,000 payable 70 tbs order Of Jamss
". and jasper n. Beatty. dss ysars aftsr date
with interest thereon from date ~ the rats Of
10 Per cent Per snnum payable annually.
And whereas, Dsfault has hssn made By tbs
satd erantor In aaid Trust Deed In the per-
fornanes OF the eovsnauts and conditions In
posed upon her By the terms Of said Trust
Deed In this, to-wit: That said erautor has
failed te pay said principal note when due and
has failed 70 pay the interest due on said pria-
cipal note.
And Whereas, Ths legal holder Of the tsdsbs-
sdpsss represented By said noss has llled With
said Pubiie Trustee notaos and demand b
wrisins. dseaasisg ssid dsfault and elsetiag 70
declare shs whole debt rsprsssatsd by said
soss and intsesss thereon 70 dass ef seis due
and payabss. aad dsmsndias ths saSs Of said
lasd under said 1fsss Dssd.
Nov. rhsrsfors. psh,ae HoA,ss = hsssby siv.
sn thas, parsaa1s 70 I'D aesSess esssttoa anA
dsnana. and usdsr sad - virtss of ~ sn-
shosisy vssssd IN NE By SAID Trust DEED md
The Iav . I. wm. BroadbsnA Public Trusses OF
aid Crowlsy ooanty. will sell ths above
Described land for cash. u pablo auction. 70
The hishsst bidder ss the front door Of the
county Court House. at 0rdway in The county
Of Crowley and state Of Colorado, on Saturday.
the loeh day OF July, A. D. 1913. at 10 O'Clock In
The forenoos for the purpose Of paying said
note, inssvsss 70 date Of sals and ths s1psnass
Of this sale. aaA will rive 70 the purchaser
thereof . ~ertiaosas Of purchase therefor -
provided BY law.
Dated June ., 1915.
wM. BR0ADBENr.
PubIio Trussss Of Crowley County. Colorado
First publication June II. 1915
Last publicasion July .. 1915.
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Short on Bridal Chambers

This from the Pueblo ChIeftain Of
last Friday would indicste that more
bridal chambers are needed 10 Pueblo
or st least special provisions should be
made for the June rush:
The regulation June harvest Of
brides which has quite exceeded the
most ssnguine crop forecast Was very
much 10 evidence last night At the
v all hotel. The demand for bsidal
chambers at the hotel last night ex-
ceeded the supply BY two. That 10 TO
say, three newlyweds wers there
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Grammar Of
Denver and Pueblo; Mr. and Mrs. H.
e. Mast who arrived late yesterday
from Ordwsy and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Sells OF Chicago.
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Sugar City Gsxette.-A. B.. Waite
returned Wednesday from the mines
near West Clifi. He says the Sugar
City people are all we'll and enthusias.
tic over The prospects of their claims
The snow Is nfteen feet deep 10 most
places and seven feet at the cabin. al
though 1t Ia melting At the rate Of
inches day. John MINIS expects
To strike his vein OF oar about the 10th
OF July. II the present rate Of develop
ment work continues. Mr.. Waite
has been doing his assessment work
on fve claims but the climate was too
high for him, so he expects Charlie
Waite, bis SOD. to 10 up soon and
continue the work.
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Band Organizing
for Sugar City

Sugar City.-A a6-piece band 10 be-
ing organized hsrs and Luther D.
Armstrong Of Chsraw will be the
Instructor. He has arranged 70 give
two rehesrsals weekly. Mr. Arm
strong 10 leader Of the Second ReRi-
ment band Of Chersw and II be puts
the band here on the playing list %
rapidly - he has the Cheraw organtz-
alton concerts may be given early
this fall.
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Sale Of School Lands

Notice 10 hsrsby Givsn that will ssli. q
public suction. TO the highest rsspons siois
bidder, on the 1th day Of July. 1915. at o'clock
p. m.. at the once Of The etats Board Of Land
Commissioners. Capitol Building. Denver. Col
orado, the following described lands, situated
in Crowley county, Colorado. VS.:
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Notice Of Application
To Lease State Lands

siossrs.
DEHvEn, oOIo.. June 10. 1915.
Notice y hereby siven that W. ". Wrght
whose postofacs address u Ordway. Colo. has
made application No. Atlil TO Leave the follow.
Ing described School Lands. situate In Crow
Icy County, Colorado to-wtt:
All Of Beotion 10. Twp. % south. Banss 81 ".
Notice is further hereby given that all other
persons desirtne 70 fle an application 70 lease
this tract of land must nls the same in this
onios prior 70 July 10. 1915. ~ NO other appii-
cation 70 lease the above described lands viii
be considered after said date.
JN0. =. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication June 10. 1918
Last publication July .. 1915.
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A Bad Mudhole

Crowley-About one Of the worst
mudholes that ever adorned a road
IL existing on the road leading
south from Crowley. II is directly 10
front Of the A. g. Bowers residence
and has caused y good many autos and
loaded wagons TO get stuck or course
the heavy rains OF last week caused 1t
70 Be worse, but II has been bad 90
the occasion Of every rain of any pro-
portious
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Vaninnan to Build.

Crowley-J. W. vsnimsn will erect
. brick building adjoining the Yehle
& Nelson new store building. It will
be of white pressed brick.
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Garfield Dunning who 10 suf1erinl
With typhoid fever was taken to
hospital in Pueblo Sunday.
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Ice Delivered

Phone and We will have our wsgol
stop at your door with Ice on reguls
schedule. Tiedemaun.
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Notice Ad of Home Laundry.
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I + + |! /!
\ WI 8 Isl NV 800 sscaoo Chs 2.
sW. 3 . lss sIW 500 aoCsSs ,

Subject to any OF all sassmente or ftsnts OF
way hsrstofore legally obtained and now IN
full foros and eject, II any there BE-
Reservins, however. to tho State Of Colorado
ali rishts TO any and all minerals. ores and
mssals Of every kind and character. aad all
eoal. asphalturn. oil. and other like substances
In or under said land. and the right Of insress
and esrsss for the purpose Of mintnE, together
with enough of the surface Of the same ~ may
BE- necessary for the proper and convenient
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Buy your NIGGERHEAD Coal Of
English 70.
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First publication June %, 1915.
Last publication July 10. 1915.
The Washington times., 1915-10-10

Platoon of mounted police
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HOW HOLY NAME SOCIETIES
-. MARCH IN PARADE

The formation Of todays parade is follows
Platoon of mounted police.
Grand Marshal Harry A. Walsh and staff.
Major c. Eugene Edwards chief Of staff.
Michael D. Schaee resident Of Washington and Maryland
branch Of Holy Society; officers Of the clergy;
Frank J. Brssnahan chief aide and staff Of aides.
John F. Maey. marshal Of Baltimore maches and his
Joseph M Smith, president Baltimore Holy Name section
and his staff; officers of Baltimore union and clergy
Baltimore Marchers
First dvson-James Murray marshal; ST. Gregorys I'm
macuate Conception Bridget Corpus Christi Blessed
ment ST. Kathenes ST. Benedicts ST. Edwards ST. Packs
St. Augustine Ekrdge Md ST. Marys, Annapolis and ST.
Ezabeths
Second divsion-wilam J. Radford marshal; ST. Johns
Third division-Judge William M Dunn marshall ST. Pauls
ST. ons Westminster ST. Josephs Monastery Fourteen Holy
Martyrs, St. Peters, ST. Plus, ST. Ambrose ST. Marks Cations
vile, and ST. Athanatus.
Fourth dvson-Jerome H. Joyce marshal; ST. Joseph's,
Benards ST. Andrews ST. Johns Long Green; ST. Marks Fall
ston; ST. Dominics St. Leo's and ST. Pauls Ellcon City
Fifth dvson-Wllam Person marshall ST. Peter Clavers,
ST. Francis Xavers, and ST. Banabas.
Capt Edward L. Cogan, marshal of Washington section Of
parade.
John Hadley Doyle president Washington Holy Name
Society
Washington Marchers
First dvsonFrancs P. Ceary, marshall ST. Marys, Alex
anda p A. Kersey marshal; ST. Martins Frank Cunning;
ST. Domns M Shrugrue Soldiers Home Society Tin carr
ages ST. Matthew'S Thomas Huych ST. Stephens Patrick
Nland ST. AIMS James j. Calvin Holy Comforter Richard Nc
Donald ST. Josephs William Oenmann Immaculate Conception
John Shrugue and ST. Marys Washington Joseph Zeegowz
Second dvon-Edwin P. Goodwin marshal; Holy Trinity,
Daniel j. Sullivan; ST. Vincent De Paul William H. Geon; ST
Anhonys William McCloskey Holy Rosary Joseph Scheavone
Sacred Heart Dr. Charles Griffith; St Margarets John Houc
ST. Matthias John Light Holy Name A. Dorr ST. Peters,
George H. F. Davis and ST. Jeromes DR., Joseph Mudd.
Third dvson-Thomas H. McNamee marshal; St. Aoysius
Holy Name and Third Sunday brigade.
Platoon Of mounted police
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for Europe and canned and dried fruits.
The tie-up affects shipments from this
country to South America as well as
shipments to this country from South
America and Pacific ports.
Thirty thousand tons of Hawaiian
sugar. II Is estimated, are held up at
the Pacific entrance TO the canal, as
well as thousands OF tons OF all sorts
or cargo which should hatve been de-
llvercd here almost week ago. Even
" the ships at the Pacific end OF the
canal steam for this city by way OF the
straits OF Magellan at least thirty days
VIII elhpsc before they arrive here.
Contracts which bind vessels to carry
cargo To New York protect the shippers
from lDss. Over the Panama railroad
considerable cargo Is being transhipped.
but this trifhc does not meet the needs.
The Tehuantcpcc railroad IL reported
out Of commission.
Although the Hawaiian shippers are
heavy losers az a result OF the accident
TO the cans$. the Porto Rico sugar plan q.
crs are beneiiting. American refinerics
having injured against a shortage In
sugar by making large purchases of
West INDIAN raw sugar. Western beet
growers will also be benefited by the
increased demand for their product. Il
WER said.
Showing how injury to nm established
commercial route will make itself felt
the country over hundreds OF switching
and classification wards in the United
states are literally blocked up.
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Officers Life Is
Saved by Woman
Miss Florence M. Post Volunteers
for TRANSMISSION Opera
tion.

In a heroic effort to save the life o..
an army officer whose name has becr
withheld. Miss Florence Maude Poss;.
q stenographer at the Smithsonian II e
stitution. yesterday gave up nearly y
pint Of her blood at the George WASH
ington University Hospital. where tn
TRANSMISSION operation was performed
by DR.. Laniel l.. Borden.
Both patients were reported conva-
icscent today and the ultimate recov-
cry Of the woman is predicted.
Miss Borden, who In addition to her
work IL taking special course at tho
university, was one Of eight students
who volunteered for the operation. and
she was selected by DR.. Borden on ac.
count OF her perfect health.
II was stated in the notice to th'
students, asking for volunteers for tho
operation, that the person whose blood
was used would receive s25.