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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

Z p3ny Texas and Florence streets. P n.
rqdson- prssidine Judge
Precinct 40. s-1s1 cotton avenue o. I.
Lgcketr presiding nudge.
Preeinet 10. 10-East Fl Paso fire sta
ugl- O. Fl kolle presiding Judge
Preciugt 10. 11-1s.S Alameda street
~H5i .es REID presiding judge
and coma streets f. 81 Lawrence. pre-
Precinct 10. ls-Caetus rar-re. 1905 tn
.1iosa street Frank JudEins- presiding
Precinct so. 1s-HiehIand PARK grocer
presiding Judge
Precinct No 15-f3ighland Park IRE sta
tign- q a SMITH presiding Jude
Precinct 40 l6-ldeal Pharmacy. W. B
Precinct 40 17-Lauar drug store. 1910
EA-t boulevard j. il Dull=v- uresldiuE
PRECINCT 80. lS-1srouu and Missouri
s-5se-s W. T. t.rr- preslelne lr1Ee.
Precinct No. -0---Mesa fire station. C. r.
Precinct 40. eI-50S North Kansas street
jock Mannlng- presiding Judge
~ Nortl OREGON street i Y Bovee- pre-
Precinct No ss-Northvres- corner Art-
cora and Kansas streets A T. Sa-nw1rtl-
Precinct 80 ei---EI Paso Gas. eompany.
QreEon ana Franklin streets. GeorEe vs..
Crsslener presldinE Judge
Prospect street Louis Hess. presiding
Judge.
ANN.aNaN no. HLL--rl.nG C0ruuUrH-
Marion Robertson breeding Judge
Precinct 40, -l-Dlru1orlf EaraEe. c. 81.
lfL1er- presiding Judge
The ballots 90 De used az said election
snail contain substantially che following
Wcr-s urlLtga thereon iI black lettering.
ana said ballot shan o. printed on plain
opaque, white paper al voters desiring
70 sustain the proposition 20 issue the
EgNDS ln 1ccorlance with this OR
HlNANCE- shan have printed uuon their
ballots Substantially the following words.
~ pol proposition 90 issue Bonds 20 be
used Tor The purpose o. paving Tor paw
iuE OF the intersections OF streets and all
letE lu the CITY OF II Paso. Texas
-EOr lssul nee % Bonds
b. and tlos.e opposed 90 the issuance OF said
Een4E shall nave printed uuon their ball
lots SUBSTANTIALLY the following words.
'l Don proposition 90 issue BONDS Co De
used Tor The purpose % paving for paving
or the lutersectl uus OF streets and alleys
ln the CITY q - Plso. Texas
Against Issuance Of Bonds"
And each voter shall strike out from
EaIl ballot the words.
-r0r Issuance % H0ris'-rr-''.t ga inst
l1aaArHs OF Bonds aerurtIiul- as De de-
rires 20 vote for OF aEaiust said PROPOSE
an voters desiring % sustain the urouo-
Eflou 90 issue The BONDS fn arenrIane.
With chs DNUi y iNtE. shall have printed
upon tlrir ballots Substantially The fll-
lowing wurda-
~uD0z proposition 20 Issue BONDS lar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
MANAGER M'GRAW
LIKES YOUNGSTER

Manager McGraw Of the Giants is
much taken with Ross Young. the
former Western association player
who was sent to Rochester for de-
velopment and recalled. However.
McGraw figures that Young is an
outfieIder. not an infielder and he
viii be trained along that line. In
the games he has played since re-
joining the Giants he has shown
speed, a great throwing arm and
hitting ability. McGraw also fancies
Rodriguez. the Cuban first baseman.
but hardly viii be able TO use him
as long as Walter Holke decides 10
stay in baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
PLAYERS PROTEST
TO COMMISSION

NeW I0rk. OCT. lI-Pr0Testing
against the action OF the national
baseball commission in holding out
$1,000 Of the Individual shares Of
prize money of each worlds series
player until December !. rs q guaran-
tee that they viii not participate in
exhibition games, members Of the
Chicago American and New York Ma
tional lea que teams addressed q Pc
tition 70 the commission Tuesday. in
which they said:
we. the undersigned. hereby de
clare and agree not TO participate as
individuals or as a team. in any
game after this date at Camp Mills.
Long Island
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
PROCLAMATION on MAYOR.


WHEREAS on the 25th dav o. Seutem-
Der. a p Isls. the CITY Council Of the
inE thereof. by the unanimous vote o. the
Alder men present-thers being four 90
adopted three t1l certain ORDINANCES
orler.nE and 2ut horizing the issuance OF
rose % borrowing money uuou the credit
% said cts. % be used Tor the following
FIRsT-To provide for ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND f&l0U-0OG-Nol dollars fur the
iaE Of street ana alley intersections In the
CITY OF ~ Paso- Texas
THOUSAND 800. 6a6' 5oi ioliars ;6r II ne ne
purpose q providing for the bulJinE OF
.THIRD---To provide ONE HUNDRED
purpose % making permanent imuroV r.
m-ents for the. supply OF water for the Citv
which. said ORDINANCES adopted. as
AFORESAID are emitted respectively.
issuance % BONDS Tor th- uuruoee of pro-
Nilins fund for the paving Of street and
SECoND-An ORDINANCE authorizing
VIC --lance o. .bgNDS ior inc uurpose ot
=. THIRD-Au .oEDINAoy-E authorizing
q making permanent Improvements Tor
The supply OF water for the CITY Of To
said series or Issues % BONDS so pro-
noe l' DE- issued are 90 oesr date ot the
B6SDS issued f6- -ie 11r85es ~ r,-i- ~.
for paving OF street and alley infersec-
lions are 70 bear Interest from date az
the rate o. four and one-half tfts perceur
percent ne- auuum. PAYABLE seui-anuuaIiv.
the other two BONDS issued herein men
toned. are 20 bear interest az the rate
% five g perceutl percent DER annurn-
payable semi-aunsllv. and said BONDS are
20 De payable as follows
Bonds numbered one TO thirteen 81 60
I'D both Inclusive. i'm five t-1 years after
Bonus numperrd fourteen 20 tveuty-sir
tlf 90 -6l. both Inclusive. iu Ten tl0l
years after date
Bonds numbered fwentr-srren 20 rhir-
tv-niu- f-5 20 2eI. both inclusive. ln fifteen
tlaH years after date
Eouds nu.0herrl forty 90 Grtv-two 600
70 5-f- both inclusive iu tf.DUfr t-nl teare
after date
Bonds numbered nf,y-thr-e 10 si0ty-fiye
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

t-2 90 e5l. both inclusive. is twenty-five
t-.l years after date:
l-on4S numbered siXiy-siE 20 seventh
ts1I YEARS after date:
Bonds numbered sereutF-lire 90 ninety
ore t5s TO SD. both inclusive in thlrty-fiye
ts.l years after date
Bonds numbered uinetv-tVo TO one hun
dred ts2 90 1907 both inclusive in forty
And said BONDS are 90 De known re-
STREET PAVING BONDS series No ..
III PASQ PUBLIC SCHOOL BONDS.
FL PAso wATEEwoRRs BONDS"
ANA they are 20 specify tbs. purpose for
which they are issued respectivelv-
. al ,,-o,,, 49, IA = 4 , IN XII ;s,-
ing annually q sufficient tax 90 nav the
q p percentl percent as O. sinking fund FOR
The said ORDINANCES elso. provide that
they shall. severalIV. take effect and De
by majority vote OF the qualiled voters
% said CITY who are ad vaiorem taxpavcrs
~ said CITY voting az an election held 20
shall be issued and that unless a ma
lo-itv ~ SAID qualified taE nay Ing voters
o. the proposition. for their issuance then
the said BONDS sl4l not De issued but
issuance o. said BONDS 'resusctiveiv- shall
De sustained by majority o. the said
election then the said BONDS shah be
NOW THEREFORE.
NOTICE Is HEREET GIVEN that an
lection the manner o. hoIlirE ana max
iuC returns OF which shall be governed bv
the laws OF the state regulating E=uerar
elections iu so FAR as the same may De
nuulIclh be. VIII be held lu fhe CITY OF Fl
E'a-o. and in each and an 90 the voting
..rIutrs thereof on the 1Ist dav OF Oc-
trher. A. ID. 1917. Tor the purpose OF sub
hitting 20 the voters qualified as afore-
said. the proposition whether or not the
aforesaid BONDS or either. or auv series
~ them shall be issued and thereby en-
anIiuE said voters % ratifv or renudiafa
the action Of the CITY council I'm ordering
the isruauce OF said BONDS The polls
sEaH De- opened and the election held ia
the several voting precincts % the City.
as follows. ro-uit.
Precinct " Thomas EnraEe West
Overland and santa Fe streets. r. s AUS
Tin presiding Judge
Precinct No. American garage 500
south oregon street sam HlL uresi ding
Judge.
Precinct No Central fire station. j.
r. Fraser presiding Judge
Precinct no Myers CO. Overland and
20 iuu1eiI streets George T. HaEeman- pre-
Precinct 40 5-s0T south virginia street.
~ rs. Hhri--icr. presiding Judge.
Precinct 30. $40 south Iays street. ST.
L--.HfrUta- ure=lC ding iudEe.
PRECINCT N"- CITY ham. Henry Jerreu.
ur--Il.ue Judge
Precinct so. S-Iuteruational Auto com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
CHICAGO CHAMPS
DEFEAT GIANTS

Garden City. y. y oct 1.-THE
Chicago White Sox winners OF the
1917 world series. defeated the New
York Giants in an exhibition game
here Tuesday s 70 E. before COCO sol
diers from Camp Mills at Aiiueola-
The soldiers were members Of the
165th United States infantry. most OF
them New Workers, and OF the 142th
artillery, composed Of men from
Illinois.
Al Demaree, who started for New
York. was easy for the champions,
who scored in the first three in
nings. while Benz OF Chicago, held
the New Yorl5's runless. New York
scored off Williams i'm the fifth. but
the White SoU hammered @. smith IN
the sixth for three tallies. The
Giants added two in the ninth wA.n
DaufOrth ezscd up score
r IT. 7.
Chicago -.-.--- III 003 00n-s l. I
New York 1880 600 90 10e-f IS .
Bstteries-Chicago Benz. Williams.
Russell panforth and Schalk lynn.
jenkins. New York. Demaree. G.
smith and Gibson. Onsiow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
CRACK SHOOTERS
IN TOURNAMENT

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. 1.-THE 2Sth
annual shoot Of the Arizona State
Sportsmen's association. has been
held at the fair grounds. o. y. Ford
Of san Jose. cal. one Of the visiting
experts. broke 200 pigeons out OF POO
shots. while O. =. Evans Of Los Auge-
les, broke 32f out Of $50. J. Stigler
of Tucson. broke 500 out OF $50. T.
J. Edeus OF Phoenix. had a score Of
191 out OF 200.
A squad composed OF O. \. Ford.
W. H. Whitc0mb. ". a Joslyn. o. a
Evans and H. Z. Poston broke go
out Of a possible 1000. II. +. Poston
scored 493 out Of 500. and Ed L. Mitch
el fS6- Edens took the individual
championship az so targets With a
score Of IS. Governor cam qbell was
one % the amateur shooters. break
ing is birds out OF a possible 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
5. 5. 5. GIVES
KNOCKOUT BLOW
TO RHEUMATISM

the blood circulation. throughout your
system
The sensible treatment for this dis
ease. and the only one from which you
can expect permanent results. IS
treatment that goes down into the
blood supply and reaches the source Of
the disease. S. S. S. is a wonderful
blood remedy and is the logical treat
ment for rheumatism. because #
promptly permeates the entire blood
supply and searches out and elimi-
mates the disease germs
II you are a victim Of Rheuma-
tism. you can take S. S. 3 with the
assurance that you are not expert
mentinE but using a remedy that has
brought relief to thousands who have
suffered from this painful disease.
This great old remedy has been sold
all over the United States for more
than fifty years. and has been used
with gratifying results It is a grea.
blessing for a sufferer 10 become ac-
quainted with the powers OF S. s. s.
for in this remedy is found the help
that can come only from the proper
treatment
Many letters have been written 10
US by those who have used s. S. s.
telling OF the good it has done them.
Their statements VIII be helpful to
many others who suffer, and we viii
be glad to send you some OF these
testimonials. fun Of this direct evil
dence OF the value Of S. s. s
We maintain a medical department
Tor the benefit Of all who are az
nieted, and our Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. who is familiar with all forms
of Rheumatism, viii gladly give you
advice without charge as TO tue treat
ment Of your own case.
Write today to Swift Specific Co.
% Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
ATLANTA HURLER
IS CANDIDATE

NerEI fRed1 Day, who pitched for
Atlanta in the Southern league the
past season. aspires to something
higher He has announced himself as
a candidate for state senator from the
Arkansas district in which he lives
Day, at his home in Harmony. Ark.
is . school teacher and lawyer and he
thinks he can use his talents in the
legislature 10 the advantage Of his
constituents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
PRES. DICKERSON
TO TRY OUT LAW

Report comes from Western league
circles that president Dickerson viii
make the draft Of Marty kruE a test
case and insist that under the provis-
ions OF The National agreement the
Cleveland club pay the draft price for
him in fun at once. II would be pref
~ tough on Marty If DIckerson
should win his point-S1510 would be
a pretty stiff price TO pay for get
ting loose from Omaha.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
TEAM
GETTING STRONGER

Followers Of the football fortunes
OF the university OF California have
picked up renewed hope IN the last
week at the evidence shown that the
team gradually is getting together
and playing in some semblance Of
form Coach Andy Smith. realizing
the weakness OF his men in tackling
and falling on the ball, has been Civ
ing special drill sessions i'm these
arts. with the result that the i'm
p-ovement has been noted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
VETERAN HURLER
NOW IN ARMY

Floyd krOh. veteran southpaw. who
wound up with New Orleans in the
Southern league the past season. was
caught in the national army draft and
is now q rookie drilling at Camp Pike I
He already has organized a ball team
in his company His first reQuisitiou
was for baseball equipment and VIII
Hamilton, sporting editor Of the New
Orleans Item. has promised to provide T.
it by subscriptions from his readers. 7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

san Francisco. Cal. Oct. 1J.-Re-
ports that Harry Wolverton might be
selected TO manage the Detroit Amer
lean league team next season were
dispelled by Wolverton himself when
he announced here that he Is done
with baseball He says he viii enter
business in this city and have moth
ing further 20 do with the game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Champion Golfer to Partici-
pate in Another Contest
Before Entering Army.

Boston. Mass. Oct. 17.-Francis
Ouimet has only one more golf
match on his schedule and then he
viii settle down TO learning the
duties Of a soldier at the national
army camp al Aver. Mass The match
in question is 10 be with Jess Gull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
CUrsmAw IS EXEyrPr.

The claim OF second basemln
George Cutshaw OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers for exemption from the army
draft. because OF wife and child was
granted. but he won't be exempt from
the usual banning at the hands OF
Brooklyn fans If he returns TO the
Dodgers next year They have been
on Cutshaw for a year. in spite Of
good work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

Second baseman Polly AcIlrry Of
the Shreveport. Texas league team is
mentioned as the man TO succeed Syd
Smith as manager. Smith says ne
has quit baseball for the automobile
game If sgd is as successful in sell
ing automobiles as he was IN win
ning one as a prize for popularity
among the fans he viii get rich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

y office Of Election To BE Held on the sIst
Day Of October, \ D. 1917. 60 Determine
Whether or Not the CITY Of n paso
Shall Issue Certain Bonds FOR The Paving
FOR Pavement ut street Intersections: the
improvement Of school Property. and
sunnlr of Mater for the CIV nf II Pm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17

models."A the savings made IN
this new body plant go into added
luxuries, and their number viii
delight you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Two Model Cars
Built in 10 Exclusive Styles
With Manv C0eCia1 Features
With Many Special Features

The Mitchell fall line embraces two sizes of Skies. Tin
cudes 10 newyle bOdiethe largest line OF ike class IN
motordOm embOdes 81 wanted features which rarely
found in cars countless new touches and many exclusive de-
signs. 1t offers a wealth of surprises.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Year Round Cars

We specialize in YearlRound
types. That is, in Sedans and
COupes which quicklychanged
from closed to open models We
build two types Of Sedans and
two Of Coupes-
Even for summer, these, we be
ieve, are the coming types. They
protect from showers, from dust.
from wind. In winter they form
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Proves Itself Master Of This Painful
Disease.

Halfway treatment Of rheumatism
viii never rid you Of it Better realize
from the outset that when Rheuma-
usm attacks. you have a real battle
on your hands. and that its a mans
Job to get rid Of IT.
Temporizing with Rheumatism by
the use Of liniments. lotions and other
external methods Of treatment, IS like
trying to coax an enemy to let up iu
his attacks, and permit you 10 conquer
him without resistance.
But you soon learn that Rheuma-
tism viii not treat you with this con
sideration. The tiny little germs flock
together by the millions and center
their attack with undivided force. The
effects Of the disease are gradual in
taking hold on the system. In fact
the pains are only slight at first and
do not attract your serious attention,
but they gradually increase in sever
ity until your entire system is firmly
within the grip OF the disease. It is
then that you have a real fight on
your hands. for you will find that
rheumatism is a foe that knows just
how TO cripple you The pains that
we're hardly noticeable at first be-
come your constant companions and
seem to take delight in your SUI
fering-
4 Of course, II this painful disease
was on the surface only. you might
reasonably expect TO get relief by
the use Of surface remedies, such as
liniments and other local applica-
tons. But the source Of the disease
is your blood. The tiny disease germs
find lodgment there and multiply by
the millions snd scatter by means OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-17
Two Under-PriceS

There are two sizes, two prices.
And both prices are below other
cars OF their size and class.
Yet both cars are built to the
standard Of 100 per cent over
strength. That IS twice our for
mer margin Of safety. Cars built
under this standard have proved
their ability to run 100000 miles.
One has 81 extra features, and
the other almost as many. That
is, features, like a power tire
pump, which nearly all cars omit
These things are due to John
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-06
SERIAL O17OS
United States Land office,

olAlNlAA NAfN"s
 United States Land Office,
 Juneau, Alaska, Feb 21, 1917.
 Notice is hereby given that Ed win B. Jones. whose address is Du- pont Building. Wilmington, Della ware. as agent for E. !. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company, a cor poration organized and existing un- der the laws of the State of New Jersey and authorized by law to hold lands in the Territory Of Alaska, has made application under the pro visions of Sections 23O5-23OG R. s. as assignee of Joseph Freund to make entry of the lands described in U. s. Surveys 249 and 324 to wit:
 A tract of 2S.67 acres situated on the north-easterly shore of Gastineau ! Channel about three miles south east of Thane. Alaska, in Latitude ! 5S deg. l3 min. 39 sec No Longitude Il34 deg. 16 min. Ol sec. W. and more particularly described as fol- lows, to wit:
 Beginning at Corner No 1 whence |U. s. L.. M. No. IS bears s. 70 deg. '5S min. E. lG.6S chains distant, thence due N. 25.Og chains to Corner No. 9. thence due W. 2l39 chains Ito Corner No 8. thence due S. 3.23 chains to Corner No {, meander cor ncr on line of ordinary high tide 'of Gastineau Channel thence mean dering along said line
 CD S. l2 deg. 80 min. E. l.26 chs, . l2) S. 5G deg. 10. min. E. l.SO chs, . l3j S. 36 deg. OO min. F. 1.2l chs, ! CD s. 2S deg. 10 min. F. 129 chs, . l5l s. 43 deg. 10 min. E. 2.55 chs, . lG) S. GO deg 10 min. E. G.96 chs, O7) S. 56 deg. 10 min. F. l.35 chs. tS) S. 52 deg. OO min. E. POS chs, . Ogl s. l2 deg. 3O min. F. 2.1l chs. . GO) s. 26 deg. 10 min. E 2.S7 chs, 'ul) s. 3S deg. 3O min. E 2.43 chs, . u2J s. 43 deg 90 min. E. 3.69 chs, . u9 S. lG Sc" 30 min. E. 1.S7 chs, .u total Of 31.5O chains to Corn,. Nc t. the point of beginning Mag. Var .3l deg. 45 min. F. Designated as Survey 24g.
 A tract of i4S5 acres situated on the uorth-easterly shore of Gastinoau Channel about three miles south east of Thane, Alaska, in Latitude 5S deg I 9 min. 90 sec. N Longitude .l34 deg l6 min. W. and moro par .ucularly described as follows: to wit:
 Beginning at Corner No. | whence .U. s. L.. M. No. IS bears x. 70 deg 40 min. W. l5.64 chains distant. thence due N. 6.S5 chains Co Corner No. 9, thence due F. 25l7 chains to Corner No 3. thence due S. 2799 chains to Corner No. 4, thence due W. 3.SS chains Co Corner No. 8, mcander cor ucr on line Of ordinary high tide of Gastncau Channel, thence me- auderlng along said line
 CD N. 3G deg. OO min. W lO.47 chs, l2) N. 47 deg. 45 min. W. 4.2l chs, D3) N 37 deg. 10 min W 2.SO chs, gl s. 55 deg 40 min. W. O.97 chs, O5J N. 52 deg. 90 min. w. l.4O chs, l6J N. l2 deg. OO min. W. l.74 chs, co N. 60 deg. i5 min. w. 1O5 chs, CSJ N. Al deg. OO min. W. sos chs, J9l s. 55 deg 80 min W. O.S3 chs, OOJ N 64 deg. 10 min. W O.Gl chs, GID N 42 deg. 10 min. W. 1.31 chs, u2J N 20 deg. 10 min W. 1.2S chso u3) N. 7G deg OO min. W. 1.71 chs, Ul) N 49 deg. 30 min. W. O.92 chs, a total of 32.4l chains to Corner No. |, Che point of beginning. Mag. Var. 3l deg. 40 min E. Designated as Survey 324.
 C. B. WALKER.
 Register. 3-2-GO d.-J-4.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-06
Department of the Interior United States Land Office
 Juneau, Alaska.
WM sTUBBINs
March 2g !.

March -H I'l
 Notice .a acg,G, given that VII liam Roya. or Douglas. Alaska. ha, .Gled in this oUicc notice of his in. tcuuou to make final Ave year. proof Co establish his claim under
 che provisions Of thc Act Of March 8. 1908 l32 stat I02SD. Co the land embraced m q. s. Survey No. l72 more particularly described as fol. lows
 Beginning at Cor No. ! M. C. on line of ordinary high tide. Gastiuoau Channel. whence w. C. bears due w. .I.lG chs. and u. s. l.. M No. 8 bears .N ll deg. miu w. 5a32 chs. thence w. sa5 chs. Co Cor. No. 9
 thence s. f5 deg 27 min. w. 5.60 cbs. Co Cor No. 8. thence $. I1 deg
 1> min. w GiU chs. Go Cor. No. {. thence $. la dcg min P. 1904 .obs. to Cor No. ,. thence E. g2 chs to Cor N1 thence x. 5.27 chs. Co Cor >o. 1 ,l.nco N. l6 deg l7 min. E. g.U5 .Hs Go Cor. No. s. thence $. la doe min. E. 9.S5 chs. Go Cor No. D. thence north G.GS chs .o Cor No. I0. M c. on line Of or duau m-b udc. said channel, whence w. C bears due south 5.43 .chs. thence m.audering
 .Dl N. 5U deg. 5S min. W. 3.l2 chs. . go x. 1a deg I2 min w. 3.4l chs. . .DaI N. a deg 5O min. W. l.O5 chs. .Dl N. 5G deg 53 min. w. 1.45 chs. Co Cor No. l Che place of begin .uug containing area ol 1S.O1 .uarcs. situated in Lat. 5S deg. l7 min. on aoe. N. Long. l3l deg % min W. or Douglas Island. about one mile uorthwcstcrly from the town of Douglas. Mag Var 32 deg. E. known as T. $. Survey No. i72.
 Said proof win be established by
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-06
LYRIC NOTES

A mixed comedy and drama pro- gram tonight.
 Saturday Episodes 10 and lG of Graft" This serial is drawing to a close and Che excitement is growing more intense
 Sunday and Monday Another big Triangle program. Thomas Jefferson md Fully Marshall in Sable of Lor- cha" a 5-purt story of Oriental in- riguc. This is one of the strongest features ever presented n any Alas kan theatre. With this subject Ma blc Normand and Raymond Hitchcock in a ripping, snorting 2-reel Key stone comedy
 Tuesday and Wednesday -Mable Taliarcrro m Gods Half Acre." a slX-part production.
 Thursday and Friday Edmund Bry,.o in "Thc Weakness of Strength"
 Coming soon Mary rickford in "Lcss than tuc Dust" and Audrey Muusou in Purity"
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-06
PUBLIC APOLOGY

This is Co certify that l. William subbus. want to make a full and complete public apology to Mr. Mur- ray and Mr Smith for writing the unsigned article which appeared in the Douglas Island News of March 3Oh. lgll under the title Prom Tax Payer
 Laboriur under thc impression that could win che election for the Lelvcrs Ticket by yilIiWmg both Mir. Smith and ,Ir Murray ! was led to mako statements about them both which ! uoN publicly declare Co Doe absolutely false and untrue.
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 WM. STUBBINS.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-06

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