Before Mr. Crolinger returned to his home, Mrs. Crolinger secured a good description of the men and Sheriff Woody is sending this broadcast over the country. The description follows: "One man aged about 30 years, five feet, six or seven inches tall, weight 155 or 160 pounds, heavy build, dark complexion and hair, black beard of about one week's growth, brown eyes, wore a black slouch hat, dark blue shirt, dark trousers and brown shoes. The other man was aged about 24, about five feet 11 inches tall and weighs about 175 pounds; light complexion and hair, smooth shaven, gray eyes, slim build. Wore a dark suit of clothes, rather well worn, black silk hat, but had a dark brown cap with him, wore dark brown shoes, size about No. 10. Both men appear to be foreigners but did not speak with foreign accent. The sheriff asks that the men be arrested and held and that he be not used by wire."

Decides Long Land Contest After a contest waged bitterly for three years, the secretary of the interior has determined that the Seattle man who claimed the ground occupied by the big campsite at Lake Keeche, on the Sunset Highway between Spokane and Seattle, has no vested rights in the land. This means that the campsite will be preserved for public use.

Spokane, Wash.—E. A. Johnson, of Opportunity, is producing a patented hen nest mare, shredded cedar bark, and a variety of shredded cedar bark.  Acting as an insecticide. One of his recent orders for the material was from Fairbanks, Alaska.
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