Morning Oregonian., July 16, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1909.
the pleasure of spending the hot Summer
days tn the mountains' shade. Miss Min
nie Baker, of Pendleton, a sister of Mrs.
J. C. Hoskins. is to be one of the num
ber. There will be 10 or 12 in the party.
FILE
Friday Saturday
LOTTERY
THOUSANDS
2 More Days
UNO
Registration First Day Is 28,
000, Many of the Appli
cants Being Easterners.
SPECIAL TRAINS ARE RUN
Total Number of Applicants May
Reach 300,000, While Only
3000 Homestead Can Be
Secured as Prizes.
SPOKASE, July 15 At the clone of the
5rst day of registration for the Spokane,
Toeur d'Alenn and Flathead reservation
lands. It la estimated that 2S.000 appllca
Slons have been filed. Of these. lA.OOO are
at Spokane. 10.X)0 at Coeur d'Alcne, 40
xt Missoula and 'm) at Kaltepell.
Xo accurate count Is possible, as some
notaries do not keep any record of the
lppllcatlons sworn to before them. It is
possible that the first day's registration
is heavier than It will be on any one
of the succeeding 19 days, as many
teemed possessed of an idea that there
was some advantage in being first.
In all of the cities where filings are
taken the hotels are crowded to over
flowing, and many temporary sleeping
places have been fitted up.
The applicants appear to be an ex
cellent class of people, the majority from
the East looking like well-to-do farmers
or sons of farmers. There has been no
disorder, and the police are keeping close
watch for crooks.
Thousands of the land filers are from
Eastern points, and the railroads report
many thousands yet coming. From all
parts of the Inland Empire there are ap
plicants, and the Coast territory is send
ing a large quota.
Dr. Charles F. Koch, of Chicago, claims
the distinction of being the first to file at
Missoula.
A noticeable feature is the optimism of
the visitors, all expecting to draw prizes.
Tet the small chances of success may be
seen when it la estimated that there will
be not less than 300,000 applications,
while the ag-gregate of homesteads in the
three reservations Is less than 300&
MISSOULA. Mont. July 15. Five thou
sand homesteaders had registered for
lands In the Flathead reservation In Mis
soula up to tonight and the 15 registra
tion offices were still busy. Every train
Into Missoula today brought hundreds of
persons and each outgoing one Is carry
ing away many of those who have registered.
BIG MUDDY RISES AGAIN
Missouri River Gauge Xow 35.3
Feet, and Levees Are in Danger.
m
ST. LOUIS. July 15. The Missouri
River last night rose so thaf the gauge
today registers 35.3. feet. Manufacturing
concerns across the river in Illinois are
moving their stocks to higher ground,
fearing a storm will wash the waves over
the levees which the citizens are count
ing on to protect them.
Citizens of Cahokia, 111., wbrked last
night strengthening the levees, which will
stand but a slight rise. Five thousand
acres of farm land were flooded early
today by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
embankment breaking at Cul-de-Sac, five
miles north of St. cnarles. Mo. The Mis
souri River at St Charles is five miles
wide. .
AT THE IIOUXS.
MAXY FIXCK TO KALISPELIv
Over 20 00 Already Registered for
Flathead Opening.
KALISPELU Mont.. July . 16. The
streets of Kalispell were alive today with
a throng of people registering for Flat
head reservation lands. Notaries opened
offices at midnight last night, and were
Immediately surrounded by crowds who
have been waiting for the event.
Trains arriving during the day and
evening were packed by people from all
directions. The registration for the day
had passed 2000 at 6 o'clock, and will
probably exceed 2500. A lanee increase In
number is expected the llrst of next
week, when people from Iowa, Minnesota.
.Nebraska and other Western States will
. arrive. ,
Many of the applicants stay but a few
hours and leave after registering for Spo
kane and Coeur d'Alene. Others remain
to look over the reservations. The trains
and steamers are crowded. Kallspell has
ample facilities to care for the visitors.
LAWYER MUST MAKE GOOD
Attorney Ie Wolf Will Bo Called to
Account by Bar Association.
ABERDEEN.. Wafh., July 15. JCbt only
will H. N. De Wolfe, the Tacoma law
yer who brought rhanfps against the
Ftat Supreme Court, but J. "U". Robinson,
of Olympla, a prominent attnmey, who
accused the court during the primary
election laat Fall, will bp brought before
the. State Bar Awoiatlon at meetin
here. July 2 to 31. and arkrd to prove
their charges- Failing, disbarment may
follow. The association expects to go Into
th causes of the retirement of former
, Sfrjpreme Judge Milo A. Root, of Seattle,
who was once Investigated by the asso
ciation, and the case of Judge M. J. Gor
- 5m. of Spokane, now under Indictment
and charged with embezzlement while an
attorney for the Great Northern.
The whole connection of Root and Gor-
-Jon. while Root was. a member of the
Supreme Court will be, made the subject
of inquiry. No changes, probahly. will be
brought against Governor Teats. -of Ta
coma, who testified before the House In
vestigating committee that former Gov-
ernor A. E. Mead appointed Root and H.
D. Crow, of Spokane, who i3 a member
now of the Supreme Court, at the behest
of corporations. It is held that Teats
made no accusation against the court.
. The Bar Association thinks tho accusa-
tirn against the former Governor does
: not come within the Jurisdiction of the as
portation. A. H. Den man, of Tacoma, an
other lawyer who accused the court, may
. be brought before the association, though
no statement as to the decision in hi
case Is obtainable. The association pro-
poses a great legal house-cleaning to the
' end that members of the bench and bar
not Involved In scandals may have clean
records.
HE STOLE TO SPECULATE
Ingram Confesses Stealing $100,000
and Forcing $3000 Check.
NEW OitLEANS, July 15. Wyatt H.
Ingram. Jr.. trust officer of the Hibernia
Rank & Trust Company of New Orleans,
..who waa arrested last night on a charge
of forgery and defalcation made a con
fession "today of misappropriating $100, OA
according to the District Attorney's of
fice, and affixing the r.ame of a depositor
to a S6000 check-
Hi downfall t ascribed to speculation
tn stocks and bonds.
Sheephrrdtng to Be Outing.
ECHO. Or.. July 15. 4 Special. ) J. T.
Hoskins. sheep kin, with his family, and
J. C. Hoskins. merchant and sheep man.
with hla famuy. started today for the
mountains, where they will combine the
buaine of looking after their ierds with
The Portland J. H. Ingarsol. Oakland;
Elizabeth Conover. Florence Conover. ir
ginia; Kate Graham. W. A. Thompson, San
Jose; J. N. C leaven. Indianapolis; H- .
Thompson, Eugene; Ruth Merrill. Webster;
Virgin B. Halk. Utile Rock: B. Ban. H.
C Kushner. San Francisco; H. P. Boyarr.
San Francisco; F. T. Anderson. San Fran
cisco: J. R- C'ockran and wife. Gold Hill;
C. P Champlin, Astoria; Miss E. Elmore.
Astoria; L- Kalmuk. San Francisco; S. F.
Stralev. Princeton; S. H. Thomas. A. Green,
Wellington: Miss G W. Penfield. Ida Han
shaw. R. Hanshaw, M. Allen. Oakland; M.
L. Hughes. Pasadena; Bessie B. Zimmerman,
Oakland; W. N. Sayera and wife. F. J. Curtis
and wife. Salt Lke: H. Untermyer, Miss
Lntermver. New York; A. T. Carlisle, New
York; Mrs. B. B. Bailey. El Paso; Alice
Fltzpatrirk. El Paso; W. Gassiter. Wash
ington. D. C. : C. E. Sterrett. New York;
Mrs. J. Olwell, Miss Morehead. Medford;
Mra. Moody. Mrs. Reld, Mrs. K-id, Salem;
F. M. Frlterere, Seattle; N. S. Martin, San
Francisco; Miss Louchard, Miss L. Louch
rd. Miss K. I. Gray. Oakland: A. J. Cal
houn. St. Louis; E. E. Boyer. Salt Lake;
L. R. Holbrook and wife. Boise; A. W.
Morton. New York; H. E- Hopper. Indian-
ola: J. L. Uanner. Chicago: airs. .
Coffin. Boise; Mrs. F. R. Massey, Spring
f.eid. Mo.; M. B. McCullouffh, Missoula
C. P. Hutchinsteln. Jack L. Wolf. Chicago
E. Klein, New York; Lee Cockrane. J. tf.
BlaJn and wife. Miss May Cockrane, San
Francisco; J. C t'ulneh, Chicago; E. C.
Young and wife, San Francisco; J. A. Tru
man St. Louis; S. Gammcll. Millville, Ark.;
T. R. Williams. T. Deland. Philadelphia; E
H. Bailey and wife, St. Paul; D. C. Gilley
and wife, Tampa; T. E. Quinn. New York;
H. Utt and wife, city ; T. E. Wells and
wife. Tacoma; C. B. Hurley, city; G. L
Estabrook. E. B. Estabro-ik. Philadelphia:
E. V. Clark. San Francisco; J. Low and
wife. Los Antreles: E. H. Mozart and wife,
San Francisco; E. Pennock and wife. Phila
delphia; E. A. Dawson and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Hod ped en, B. O'Donnell. San Fran
cisco: S. W. Derich. Biamark; F A. Kerns
and wife. Miss E. W. Murphv, Chicago; Mrs.
G. E. Brunner. Kokomo. Ind Mrs. H. Pat
terson. Fort Wayne; Miss Brunner. Wabash;
in-, and Mrs. -J. D. Hirschfelcier. ban Fran
cisco; C. J. Daly, Denver; G. P. Murphy,
San Francisco: H. Untamyer. Miss Untamyer,
New York; Dr. Quinn. New York; E. A.
Sllnger and wife. Des Moines; E. B. Hazen.
and wife. Bridal veil; Mrs. L. a. ferry.
Birmingham: Miss I. Line. Denver: L. P.
Chute, Minneapolis; M. G. McCorkle and
wife, city; W. M. Camp and wife. New
Orleans: J. B. Ingram. Dorothy Ingram,
Salt Lake: E. B. Chamoeriain. Chicago;
S. V. Stacv. Princeton: C. P.- Hlrtensteln
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Thomas. Rain
ier; Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gibben. St. Paul.
The Oregon J. D. Blair and wife. Cincin
nati; W. H. Robertson, D. H. Lovell, Wyan
dotte; C. B. Shols. Oak Park; Dr. and Mrs.
G. S. Peck. Denver; A Peters. Seattle; J.
J. Deppler. New York; G. W. Hopkins,
Albert Lea; D. Groves. Big Springs; J. W.
Hushes, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Henderson. Brooklyn; J. N. Palmer, Oak
land; G. D. Miller and wife. Philadelphia;
J. A. Forehand. Seattle; E. J. Moraweti and
wife. Leigh Morawetz and wife Minneapolis;
M. J. Hewitt and two children. R. W. Mil
lard. Verne Morse. Spokane; Harry Calkins,
G. L. Taylor. Fresno: H. E. Austin. Oak
land; C. I. Fuller. Mrs. M. A. Boyer. Min
neapolis: A. T. Warden, McCormitk; Eliza
beth Wilson. Ella V. Scott. Pittsburg: T.
J. Bos worth. Chicago; C. I Richardson,
New Jersey; B. N. La Due, Lansing; F. I
Stewart. Kelso; Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson.
Mins M. tTIIsnn. San Franclaco; H. E. As-karolng-,
Cincianati: B. H. Dunn, A. F.
Fly pan. F. A. K earns and wife, Chicago;
Mrs. E. N. Murphy, Hr Goldwater. Aberdeen:
J. R. Cressy and wife, Josephine Crissy. R.
Oressy, San Francisco; R. JT. Egner. Aber
deen: A. W. Martin. Los Angeles; J. E. Oas,
Ashville: T. H. R. Hanson, St. Paul; W. G.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams. Omaha;
D. O Tealt. Seattle: H. E. Lyon. Mt. Hood;
R. Slanson. New York; Agns Osberg. Irene
Blackledse. Dayton; H. H. Beck. Hamilton;
F. J. Fnx. Washington; H. A. McConkey.
Seattle; O. A. Olson. Chicago; J. M. McLeod.
Los Angeles; W. S. Gillette. Woodhurn: W.
H. Powers. J. B. Dwyer, Seattle; Mrs. Reed
end daughter. Mrs. Mood v. St. Helens; E.
Hillman. Seattle: O. G. FosTer. Seattle; T.
L. Greenourh. Missoula; J. M. Denysey and
wife. Minneapolis; T. S. Dickens. San Fran
cisco; H. E- Jon1?. Mrs. C. W. D. Jones.
Oregon City; G. M. Ingram, Amity; G. R.
Merrirleld, Kalamazoo; R. C. McDaniel and
wife, W. Poliroan. wife and two children.
Baker City; S. H. Wolfe and wife. Mind;
A. J. Calhoun and wife, St. Louis; C. E.
Miller. Seattle: O. W. Eckels and wife and
children. Minneapolis: W. J. May. Racine;
O. S. Custer. St. Joseph; J F. Reddy Med
ford; C S. Voorheei. Spokane: R. M. Kinley,
a. M Judd. C. Foard, Spokane; W. T. His
lap, city; H. R. Hatnea, San Francisco; A.
W. Thornton. Mlnox; W. M. Dayers and
wife. Lansir.r: L. Rice and wife. W. G.
Wllley. San Francisco; E. W. Eckert. Chi
cago; J. E. Halllgnn, M. A. Hallipan. Dav
enport: C. R. Wright. Omaha; J. L. Orr,
ashington: E. A. Anderson. Boston : T.
C. Clapp. Iowa; G. Wlttens, San Francisco;
J. A. Forehand. Seattle; I. B. Barnes, Port
land. The FerkliM J. W. Nethery. J. Harvey, i
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Aberdeen; J. I Sklpton, Seattle; Sid J
Delinse and wife. Des Moines; W. S. Lysons,
Kelso; A. C. Nelson, Poppnier; N. B. Burns,
Boston; Mrs. C. R. Beal, Barkely; Mrs. F.
Furlls, Cloverdaie; W. C. Corbitt and wife,
Portsmouth; W. A. McOraw and wife. Og
den ; H. D. Plerson. Omaha ; J acob Bauer,
J. O. Johnson. Enterprise; Mrs. A. P.
Fletcher. 1-afayette; V. E. Walters, Cor
Kallls; W. Case, Kalama; N. Whealdon, The
"allea; Adcflson Bennett, Irrlgon ; C. E.
Younfc and wife, Minneapolis: Mrs. Lee K.
Wallace, Baker City; C. Waldron, Muncy,
Pa,; L,. H- Hughs, L. T. Hughs, Charles
Cornnell, J. B. Clay, Celilo Falla; airs. J.
A. Randall, Mrs. E. W. Morse and son,
Condon; F. E. Ronell, Scholia; B. R. Smith,
city ; O. O. Coe. Burt W. Coe. Chicago ;
J. S. Milton, Tacoma; F. Eberhart and
family, San Francisco; J. E. Wood. Se
attle; W. M. GJlfoy, A. I Brown, Van
couver, B. C.; W. A. Slocum. Chicago; R.
C. Plerson, Bray. Cal. ; Ed Egli, Eureka;
A. Bostram and family, Winden. Neb.; Joe
Compagus, A. Galli. San Francisco; William
Braddock and family, chadron. Neb. ; Jas.
A. Metcalf and wife. Miss E. Swlrta, Miss
EUse Clark. Miss Bonnie Combes, Miss
Phoebe Kemmina, Miss Alta Flnstnow, Miss
Nellie Monroe, Glendive, Mont. ; C. P.
Breaserback end wife. Emmet, Ida.; C. E.
Hickman and wife, Boise; Mrs. J. A. Young.
Caldwell; Mrs. E. D. Baldwin, Miss. Bald
win. The Dalles; Clara M. Brown, Margaret
Pheldy. Chicago; A. B. Cannon and wife.
Miss Cannon, Poruana; R. F. -Beny and
wife. Newton. III.; T. F. Chrlstman and
wife. Danville: Miss J. Chrlstman, Russell;
M. H. Mulligan. Ooldendale; A. W. Don
ovan and wife, San FraJieico; L. E. pasklll,
J. K. L.. Smith, Tacoma- W. R- Wheeler.
North Yakima; Rev. A. Beers. Seattle; C.
H- Morehouse and wife, Geo. Powney, Salt
Lake: MIsa M. H. Jackson, Seattle; S. Fish
and family. South Dakota; Mrs. N. L. Faii
bank. Miss Alma Fairbank. Chicago; I J.
Johnson. Astoria; F. W. Punephrey, Ta
coma; J. R. "Watson, Camden, N. J.; J. J.
Glaney. St. Paul.
The Imperial Mrs. Kathertne Kidder,
Margaret E. Kidder, Katherlne Kidder,
Terre Haute; J. J. Harrison. Indianapolis;
riArt. f stunton. WeLser. Idaho: C. A.
Truesdell, Burden, Kan.; M. A. Gredder and
wife. Omaha; Sarah C. McNaughton, Canon
City; Bulah prldmore. Grand Junction;
Philander Mngne ana we. mi. fwwnei,
111.; N. J- Sinnott, The Dalles; F. M.
Hartxder and wife, Parma, Idaho: P. J
O'Rourke, Condon; George E. Lord. The
Dallea; Wm. Walker, Wasco; Thomas H.
Tongue. Jr., Hillsboro: B. L. Field. Seattle;
T. v'oay. Deiron; J. uraim nu mm-
llv. Astoria; F. H. Tomley, wife and son.
Miss Lena Kians, Welser; Launel French
Boetin. Noreade Boetin, The Dalles: Mrs.
j, c. Manning. Bagley; Mrs. m. j. Hogue,
Minnie Boder. Namps; Mrs. w . w. tiray.
La Grande; J. Mcintosh and wife, Parma;
p H. Dunn, Beaumont, Tex.; L. R. Stln-
i Kalem: Mrs. naie uruno, uanmna;
James T. Tiderington. MisB Hastings, Mrs.
H osterman ana ramuy, waiia vvaua; anrm.
J. C. Manning, Bagley, Ida.: John Cooney
and wire, waua wana; w. pnsuy, ah
land; G. H. Durham. Grant Pass; F. J.
Patterson, wife and son, Los Angeles; Mrs.
W. N. Bo wen. Miss Mollie Fulmer, Ely,
NEW SPANISH AMBASSADOR A FRIEND OF KINO EDWARD
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MARQUIS DC VILLA LOBAR.
NEW YORK. July 15. (Special.) King: Edward will lose a bosom
friend when the Marquts de Vlllalobar comes to America as Minister
from Ppaln to succeed Don Ramon Pin a, the present Minister at Wash
ington. The Marquis has been secretary of the Spanish Embassy at
London for some years. He Is a grreat favorite with the King.
be a decided addition to the social life of the Capital.
He will
New; Miss Etta Merrill, Miss Mattie Poore,
Redding. Cal.; A. J. Davies and- daughter.
St. Paul; A. B. Daly, Coos Bay; Emma
Courtnie, Hannah Nelson. McKlnley; O.
A. Martin and family. Hamilton; C. M.
Brown, Tounden, O. ; G. L. King, Ontario,
Or. ; Mrs. C ,R. Arnold. Scappoose : O.
Schroyer and wife, Cincinnati; H- Gibbard
and wife, Miss Minnie Gibbard. Miss Mar
garet Gibbard, Denver; Lillian CarBOn, Edna
Carson, New Castle, Ind. ; G. E. Wallace,
Pittsburg; Ben McMullin and family, Lewis
McMullin, Myrtle Point; A. Sinsheimer,
city; H. J. Blackledge, James Washnes,
Chester Smith and wife, Robert Darster and
wife, J. M. Bailey and wife, Andena, Ind.;
Mrs. C. Read, Mrs. A. Morgworth, And
erson; M. Gorman, Seattle: M- F. Olson,
St. Paul; Joseph Heneyst, Hood River; F.
M Anderson. South Bend; Chas. S. Gilson
and wife, McMinnville; W. O. Cummlnga,
Mount Vernon; John Roe, H. A, Roe, SL.
Louis; A. D. Doane, The Dallels; Mrs. Jay
D. young, -Miss Lou e la B. Young. Miss
laucena Young. Mrs. L. W. Thrailklll,
Bernice F. Green, Boise, Ida.; Miss Josie
Hamilton. Stockton; E. H. French and wife,
The Dalles; T. J. Rane, J. J. Rane, Chicago;
F. H. Lesnohor and wife, Nampa; E. P.
Shemerker and wife. The Dalles.
The St. Charles Ora G. Cates, Peggie
Hawkins, Buker City; Arthur Bruce. Lake
City. la. ; Mrs. Oscar Risto, North Bend ;
H. Drud and wife, Tacoma; E. L. Palfrey,
Eagle Creek ; F. Lussman. Walla; B. J.
Grim, Aurora; D. Balch, Eugene; A. Leon
ard. The Dales; Mrs. L. J. Arthur, Cerrio
Arthur. Emma Arthur. Hudso, la.; Maude
Walters, Cedar Falls; R. O. Hazen, Warren;
T. J. Strand. Hartland; C. A. Soney. Wood
land; A. Bean, Albany; EL Crabtree, Albany;
J. Harvey. Carrolls; A. L. Hassel. Kansas
City; J. Lundsay, Goble; A. A. Van Camp,
C. G. Wallace, Camas; W. D; Cronley. Min
neapolis; W. Cronley, Seattle: G. S. Smith,
Washougal; t. L. Kosweii, j. j. i nomas,
Scappoose; W. J. Moon, Kelso; W. W- Janes,
Chohalls; T. B. Morgan, city; O. E. Mar
tin. Falls City; F. A. Berg, city; T. W.
GUI. wife and daughter, Murphysboro, 111.;
Mrs. W. P. Graham. Tiller; Mrs. I Ost
ho!T. Perham; J. C. Ryan. Detroit; Edward
Cantrell and wife, Gaston; R, Brooker, city;
Mrs. McNutt and daughter, Ellsworth; H.
F. Rice. Rainier; F. Wegerman. North Bend;
J. J. McCarty. F. McCarty, Oakland; C.
Smith. Chicago; A. Anderson, Beaverton;
C. Wetters. city: Bert Wilson. Blaine Hart,
A. Pelman, Rainier; N. E. Linn. Mrs. N. E.
Lllnn. Estacada; T. H- Drum and wife, Par
kers Mills; Mrs. Ida Cove, Hopewell; J. M.
Thompson. Grants Pass; M. Brake, Fred
Drake. Harry Drake, Turner; G. W. Peck.
McMinnville; C. Rfekabaugh. Oregon City;
A. J. Spies, and wife. Guide Rock: R. E.
Wing and wife, Nampa; Frank Curl. Lyle;
A. ii. Ramsey and wife, Lyle; Harriet But
termore. Amanda Wilde. Wasco; L. M. Grant
Scappoose; P. Dave. Linnton; J. R. Phillips,
Hood River : C. W. Drake. Sllverton ; E.
Lors. city: T. D. Hufft. city; G. W. Smith,
Detroit; C. Russell. McMinnville; H. T.
Taber. San Francisco; J. L. Watson. Rose
burg; A. J. Granz, California: Mrs. R. H.
Taber; Mrs. R. D. Mullln. Oregon City; G.
Brown, city; Mrs. C. Hr Pape, city; C.
Thrasher. Corvallis; A. J. Douglas, Dufur;
W. R. McLeod. Latourelle Falls; O. E. Mar
tin, Falls City; B. H. Houston. Beaver City;
J. Manner, W. Seville and family, Ogden ;
O. F. Heaton, Carlln. Neb.; T. J. Hill. St.
Ixuis; K. Snyder and wife. Des Moines;
R. A. Jefferys and mother, Greely.
The Nortouh Ja. Leask and wife, Chi
eago;. J. Morris and wife, Vancouver, Wash.;
1. j. Kerg and wife, Denver; Frank W.
Daly, Chicago; Mrs. Ella M-- Brackman.
t. Louis; Vivian Oldshlre, Waveland. Ind.;
B. M. Gray burn, Lebannon; Elmer L. Lang
don and son. Spokane: M. M. Staley and
wife, Portland;. Miss Lillian Daly and maid,
Pan Fran isro ; Alice Jordon, May Eames.
Dora Rice. Vera Green, Los Angeles; Miss
Cecils Jarvis, Mrs. J- 01d!hlre, Waveland;
J. F. Hurth and wife, Ciay Center, Neb. ;
AH die Shaustrom, St. Paul; W. W. Sexton
and wife. Sacramento; M. M. Johnson and
wife. Clay Center, Wash.; W. E. Mings. -Big
Sandy. Tex. ; Phoehe Chanry. Minneapolis;
Anna Yoren. Minneapolis; Mlsa Dorretta
Black. Mrs. M. R. Black, Ann Arbor; Mrs.
M. E. Whitman. Martinez. Cal.; C H. Smith
and family. Watsonville, Cal.; Miss Eva
Carr, Winnipeg; Julia E. Gillenberg. Alice
Whoelock. Mis Minnie Vinton. Moltne, III.;
T. T. Logle, New Haven. Conn.: Louis Conn,
city; R. A. Nicholas, Fort Collins: F. M.
Frettrell, Seattle; J. R. Snyder, Williams
port. Pa.; Saint Le Clercq and wife, Chat
tanooga. Tenn.: John H. Ziegler, Norris
town. Pa. : B- B. Adams. Norriatown. Pa. ;
H. F. Gottesbeben, Denver; E. T. Harper
and wife, Houston. Tex. : T. H. Slacknhear,
Pan Francisco: Mary M. Daly, Spokane;
E. W. Thompson. Los Angeles; R. P. Dovlan
Miss Marian Dovlan. Jerome Dovlan. San
Francisco; Jas. Brown. Spokane; Ned S.
Grav and wife. Seattle; Jas. W. Boone.
Charlestown. Mo. ; Mrs. C. B. Flagg. Mrs.
j. v. Daly. Columbus. O. : c. J. Cox and
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iting with this bank and
paying your bills by
checks. We will take it,
no matter how small. If
you wish to save for fu
ture, we pay.
interest on savings and
time certificate accounts,
compounded semi-annually..
We also sell exchange
by drafts, good in all
parts of the world, at low
est market rates. 1 Our let
ters of credit are good
with any bank; Open from
8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Sat
urdays, 8 P. M. r
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wife, Mies Leah Cox, Holllster, Cal.: J. S.
Harah. Unlontown, Pa.: S. J. Mosaman.
N. P. Ry.i Marglt Barton, Cuy; H. J. Kerti
and ,-wlfe, Sacramento; W. 8. Dix, New
York; B. R. Greenfell, Spokane; N. S. Don
ovan, wife and maid, San Francisco; Ellen
E. Everette, Seattle; D. V. Prick, New
York; Mrs. C. Simon. Mlsa Alma Simon,
Miss Flossie Simon, Stockton; J. R. Gray
and wire, Allentown. Pa.; B. R. Vance.
Spokane; A. M. Andrews, Spokane; A. 1
Hays, Walla Walla.
The Cornelius L. J. Basworth, Chicago;
C. Richardson, Lawrencevllle, N. T. ; R. H.
Keaggt and wife, Aberdeen; H. Untermeyer,
Miss R. Untermeyer, New York; Colonel W.
R. Parnell and wife, U. S. A.; E. Kloln.
New York: L. V. Druce, R. E. Harris. J.
L,. Mclntee, Seattle; A. Stewart and wife.
Moose Jaw, Canada; J. C. Lelser and wife.
Caldwell. Idaho; E. Fish, White Salmon;
Elizabeth B. Chamberlln, city; John B.
Schultz, Oakland; F. J. Owena and wife.
San Antonia; Alden E. Henshaw, Mark
Waters. Goldendale; Charles Ruling, San
Francisco; H. N". Fraser and boy. Golden
dale; H. C. Hunt, Pittsburg; Miss Waalker,
Bandon; Miss Lunnons, Astoria; W. S. Gray,
San Francisco; C. D. Armstrong and wife,
Johnson, Wash.: R. G. Hersh, city; L. B.
Dyer, Astoria; I. N. Chaver, Indianapolis;
S. G. King and family. Boise; J. O. Burk
hardt and wife, Missoula; C. A. Altken,
Kansas City; John Walton and wife, Thar
old Canada; Katherlne M. Ball, San Fran
cisco; Miss w. L Lrfirky, Pallo Alto: Miss
E. Bmdstreet. New York; Mlas M. C.
Gillespie, M. J. Gillespie, Vancouver, B. C. ;
J. L,. cahn, San Francisco; P. J. Hughe
and family, Kansas City. Mo.; R. Knighton,
San Francisco; F. W. Rudel, Pittsburg, Pa.;
Ruth Merrill, Webster City. Ida.; H. H.
Godfrey, Jas. Frankman, New York; H. H.
Hobson and wife, San Francisco; R. H.
Thurman and wife. Santa Barbara: C. S.
Norton, Lo Angeles; R. C. Dahlllngton,
Seattle; W. E. Arnold, Spokane; H. A.
Carlton, St. Louis; C. Valentine, W. H.
RIchter. New York: H. L. Teller, New
Orleans; M. F. Bowers, New York; R. J.
Sanders. Smlthvllle, Tex.; F. W. Wathem
son. Detroit; John F. Brunner and wife.
Lancaster. Pa.; C. W. Weld and wife, San
Francisco: Mrs. A. D. Hills, Kansas; Mlsa
A. E. O'Connell. J. L. Boone. San Francisco.
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TOURIST CARS
TO POINTS EAST VIA THE
Michigan GeniraMIsw York Central
FROM CHICAGO SIX DAYS A WEEK
A comfortable and inexpensive way to travel, affording
opportunity to view Niagara Falls en routs
without extra charge.
FOR PARTICULARS OR ANY INFORMATION
PERTAINING TO TRAVEL APPLY TO
W. C. Seachrest, No. Pac. Coast Agt.,
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The satisfied smile will be yours too if you smoke Im
periales Cigarettes; for they "hit the spot" better than
any other cigarettes sold at any price.
It is the way in which the tobaccos are blended that
makes Imperiales Cigarettes a full, rich, satisfying smoke
of delicate fragrance. That's why so many men of dis
crimination prefer them.
Wrapped in thin mais paper crimped.
not pasted ; and individual mouth
pieces to delightfully cool the smoke.
10 for 10c
Sold Everywhere V M aKSV II
THE JOHN BOLLMAN CO.
Manufacturers, San Francisco
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