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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26
xett ,tper ao Snnreu

ihuu uuroe Mrs. 8inslDm's SOP.
thing : Syrup nDn Wiuionen bon
Wtittern beim 8abuen Der Rinoer
angemenoet. @irtt Ou i'm Shlafe
ourb bag Sdreten zines Sinoes aes
ft0rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit unb uur
Sbmeraen ueintp Wenn 10, !af5e
i0fort cine Tlai1e BON ,.Wrs.
8inslous Suutbina 5prup" hulen.
Sem Bert lift un~beaablbar. gs miro
Dem fIeiuen 2eioenben lofort Hinoes
rung oeribafen. Berlast euh ba.
rauf. Wtiitter, es lit tein 2ueifel
horuber. Sc BELT Diarrbue, reeu.
ltert ben Waaen uno bic 0ieren,
beieitigt Bino : 9Utit, ertueidt ben
@aumen. nerbinoert gntsunbuno
uno it6rtt bas gauge Spften1.
yWlrs. 8inslops Southing Syrup"
fiir sabnenoe Sinber lit anaenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas 8ecept itamr1t
oon einem Der beGten tueiblid1en
Qerate in ben Ser. Staten. Gs lift
bel allen 9ruaaiften in Der aausen
8elt gu babeu. Greis Is Gents per
Slaihe. 3auft nidts anoeres. aIs
Mrs. Minslous Soothino Snruu.
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Teras.

- Die .@etail @%rpcerpnten" tper'
ben lire MatiunaltunnentiDu ndd.
ite5 Sabr in Dallas abbalten.
- Sn 9uuftpn ftarb elm oepifer
8atrtG Cane. mdbreno er in elmer
B%arbieritube an Der Main 9 StraBe
rafiert puroe.
- Cine iebr meitQeberbe NuthDri'
iatinr erteilte Nidbter Sbopers in
Beaumont eem oprtiger Sheriff.
Sc iino bort aus benz 4utat Der Mte'
trDpDlitar 2oa1 Company Shmuds
laGen uno Supelen i'm Werte bon
$4,000 geftublen moroen uno Der
8ihter bat ieBt benz Sheriff eiuen
unausgefiuten search warrant"
~ausaefteIt, in ben Der Sheriff ireenb
einen 9an1er1- hineinfbreiben Tam
uuo ban, berebtigt lift. irgenb elm
6aus in Der Staot gu burbluhen.
Wiit 0ilfe oiefes fampfen .War'
rants" fino ibun cine garae Weuae
6auaiuhungen uurgenDmrneri nur'
ben.
- Torn goung alias Sad Waoe,
tuelher nur ungefdbr einetn Sahr in
Der Rdbe BON Tlurence elm iunges
WtdbGer Waunen2 alma Steele in
BET lheuBlthften Weiie umgebradt
bat, lit bonn @eriht in @esreetuhun
gum Eooe p~erurteilt murben.
- Das Supreme.@ eribt in Guitin
bat entihieber. baS bic COUNTY. Ron,'
uniiidre tei1 @ebt baben, cine SDrs
oerune 81 betuiaiaeu unb einen Dab
Iun9sbefebl fir fte a%us3uitelen, tpena
Der Wuoiteur iie niht eDrber
anertannt uno gebiQigt bat.
~ Cine Der beriibmter grblhafts.
pbantaiien ibeint peribieoenen 4eu<
ten in Seem Yort uno Deutihlano
bic &Dpfe peroreht gu haben. 8or
einiaen Taaen tuuroe bon SEEN gurt
aus bein, Comptroller Stephens in
Nuftin bic Nnfraae geftent, Oh er nibt
etpas iber ben NahlaB zines ges
mtffen 3laus Beter Wraae ooer @rege
uihe. Befaater Wra9e ooer @rege
iei nDr pielen Sabren BON Deutih'
Lamb mad 2eras aefonmen uno babe
bier Elm 8ermDaen BON So Wtiqionen
Dollars suiammenaeidarrt, fir bas
bel ieinem 2Dbe feline bireften grben
pDrbanoen getueien ieien. Del Brief
lbreiber mDbte iebt milfen, no oie'
ie8 BermDeen binaetummen lei uno
ob Der Gtaat e8 pieueiht in BeIib ees
npmtnen babe. Romptruuer stephen
bat geantmortet, er uifie nihts bon
einem Wrage Dber Wreae uno
einett RablaB beiielben. er piife aber
gang eenau, baB e8 nod ME einer
Wenifen in Teras aegeben babe, Der
nit 6interlafiuna eines Berm0gens
BON SO WiQi0nen Dollars eeftorben
lei.
Der friibere Gtaatsietretar
Gmitb lift in Colorado gitp ~geitprben.
Sn g0rttsnn itarb Gbriitian
SGrueter, elm lanejdbriaer Bemub'
l.r jener @eaeno.
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Muerlet.

Nm 20. uno q. 5ebruar fins
bet cine @~ipi[oienltz Examination fir
Npplifanten I'M, Die Steae zines
8eidners in ber Bunoess2anooffice
itatt.
- SIM guuntpaefdngnis iino au'
aenblidlih adt Sungen, bic ale su
perihiebenen 8eiten pegen 9ieb'
itabls eingelobt ftno. Der Nelteite
lit ieds5ebn Sabre alt.
6eute abeno tpiro @eD. N.
Menoling i'm @rpRen O~pernbaus
uuter ben auipisien bes n2pceum"
einer BDrtrae iiber bic Jraae: nSit
9Do bas gnbe ?" balten.
7pblet at So. 80 per Spmne.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
gbriitian Spier bat bic Stra'
Observation-Disclosures auf 500, 900 Ghas
oenerfab nerflaet. neil ct Bel einem
3uiammenftoB ieines Bagens nit
elmer rgar" Der @eieuihaft ftb ar'
gebltb iduere Berlebungen suaeaD'
gen bat.
- SIN @tomeitliben Srrenbaus
ftarb 6erma11n s. Wiaer aus Dat
Ssfanb i'm Nlter BON 81 Sabren.
- Am "a. Tebruar tperben Die
Wngebute auf bas 6ospital, nelhe
i'm Sort Sam 6ouiton eebaut pers
ben iua, erDHnet perben.
8pbIen at So so pet gomme.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
- Wm ODnnerstag abero uuroe
bier cine Vereiniguna BON 8ohltdtias
teitsgeieufbaften ~gearinoet, .Nio'
ciateo gbarities", BON tpelber bic
@emeinoeu Der Mtartus uro Der gu.
tas Stride, bic 0pspital,@ eieaihaft,
Die &inoeraarten' @eieaibaft unb Die
Sings Daughter" @fieoer iino. Die
gereinieung bat nDr alien oen8ped,
baB tie ieoen Sau. in benz fte UNI
u%nterftibung anaeaanaer miro, eft
nenau unteriudt, ebe fe unteritubuna
aiebt. 6uffentlib miro es ibr nibt
10 aeben, tpie es t1anden dhnlibeu
gereiniauneer in anbern Stdbter
eebt, baB file ppr lauter unteriuhun.
gen gar nibt gum unterftiben toms
tter, urb oaB am gnoe oes Sabres
uneefdbr sebn Mal mebr @elo fir
unteriuhunaen ausgegeben lift, als
fir unterftibun1ert.
2Ste TIT cte8I
gBir bieten etnbanoert Dollars Belobuunq tir lee
ben Gall bon Ratarrb, Der ntdt bur@ Ginnebnten
bon 6aff's Ratarrb : & gebeilt meroen
fam.
8. 3. Ghenen s. 8 o.. Giaent, Solebo. 81
gBir, Die l1nteraei1neten, baben s.. 3. G8enep
felt ben lebten Is Sabren gefann. unb balten i'm
fAr noufonmen ebrenbaft in alien 8ei9dftsperbano=
lunssn ano ~fnaa3ieI befdbi9t ale BON ieiner Girta
elneeganaeteu DISQUALIFICATION su erfhnen.
@a(btna, amman & Warpin, @robban=
oets. 9roautfeH. Solebo, 8.
4aa's Gatarrb=R,r piro innerli6 genonlften unb
lpirtt sirett auf oas 9lut unb bic i9teimigen Ober=
HIDDEN bes spteras. .3euenife fret perianbt. greis
IS Gents fur Die Glaf6e. 8ertanft bon allen &po=
tbefern.
Rebmi 0aH's aantIten. 70 sasu fur gertoSFuua
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Mag 100 sxahre Iebeu.

Mrs. Sennie Duncan, 9apnes.
bile, We.. Die iest 70 Sabre alt lit,
mag Bis gum LOO. leben. Sic Idreibt:
electric Bitter8 beilte meme brunis
ibe Db8pepfie, mDrar, ih 20 Sabre
lit. SD fihle mid 10 fart. tpie Elm
iungeS Wdoben. electric Nitters
BELT Wagens uno 2eber . 2eioer,
Sbmdhe N. Breis so Gents. Bu
babea Bel Noolpb DreiB unb T.
Ralteper IL Suhn.
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Wtt mpoernes WuuSer.

Wirtlih munoerbar nar bic Wte'
oerheriteuune Der Wirs. Mpate 0Dlt
BON bier, ihreibt s. .. st. cooper.
8uUoforo. Eenn., fie mar ourh 6us
item uno Nusmurf 70 beruntergetoms
men, oaB man file aufgab. Nuf meis
men Stat nabm fte Or. Sings Reue
@ntoedune, Die 0eiluna trot Elm uno
heute lit iie cine aeiunoe Srau. 60
rantie eegen Suften uno GrtGItun.
gen. SO Gents uno 81. 8u baben
bel Ioolpb DreiB unb s. 8alteeer
un0 Suhn.
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Stetet Die WRusit sfur.

I'm ben &Drper in Stimmune gu
halten, ibreibt Wtre. Warp Bropn.
20 2afabette 8lale, BDuabteepiie,
g.. o., nebme i6 Or. Sings 0eue
2ebens' Biaen. bas anaenebmfte Qb'
fibrmittet, oas ih femme. 8reis 25
Gents. gu haben BEL Goolpb 'DreiB
uno E. 3altener &c Sohn.
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500 g te g pnago.
gensM itg1isoer. Nls iungft
In Milbeim a. 5. glubr, H9einprooin3,
ber @runbitein gu elmer neuen Gbndz
goee gelegt lpurbe, betbeiligten ii9 aud
bic brei d~Gteften @emetnoe@M itglieber.
Dobon subtle elmer, Mi6ael Grid,
102 Sabre, Der 3fpeite, Or. Mortus. 80
Sabre uno Ser piiinQFte" oes &leeblats
tes, 81. Pam, 70 Sabre.
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9te babe xssels wmmpert Hd,,

Sle BUIue xSeIt wWNrer1 VFWe
nie bic anbere lebt. Dieienigen, Die
Budlen's Nrnica Salbe gebrauhen,
tpunberr1 fih niht. baB tie 8rano'
uno Shnttttpunoen heilt. MrS.
Grant Sbs, 1130 g.Repnulos Str,
Springfield, Sq., ia9t: Sh balte Die
Salbe fiir cine Wotuenoi9teit i'm
0ausbaIt. Breis Is Gents. bu Ia.
ben BET N6Dlpb DreiB uno S. 9alt'
cher & Sohn.
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9as QteO uom Stern= Bier.
(Srei mad Jrtebrtds b. Sdtger.)

Ism Gortfesuneen.)
|. -
.SeiH gebraut aus Mals nno 5opfen.
.Sit 6as 8ier Der 8rauerei;-
~5eute giebt's men suten grDpten,
s5riib ibr Sreunbe, eitt berbei.-
.8ou ber Stirne beiB,
n8innen muB Der SbmeiB.
nSon bos Bier nod ale tuerben,-
nBef'res tront I a ME auf groen.--
BUR 3eberei. bic mir beeinnen,-
p9eaiemt iib tuDl elm luiig @prt;
n9aBt's Gone Star burdb bic 8ebler
rinnen.
y@s nir1mt ben 9rib1inn nit Iih fort,
so iaBt uns iebt nit grnit betrabten,
aBas aus Der 8rauetei entiprinet.-
Sen SeHer muB nan itets berahten,
Der NIles, u ueit's Bier betBt,
trintt;--
rOas it's ia rpos ben Meniben aieret,
vuno basu tuarb ibn Der BerFano,-
nSaB er bas gier 10 lang probieret.
Sis er bas Bier Der 8iere fanb.---
pNebmet Wals unb frii9en 9opfeu,
n9oh pom 8eten iaBt es iein, -
DAB elm t0tlih feiner Sropfen
,&pmme in Die 8elt biueiu.
rNub bonn &etie fret,
,9ies @etrinte lei.
sGuB nab elmer furSen Brobe,
,Seberman ben 8rauer lobe.
,@os in oes &eiiels tiefer @rube,
Ser Meifter NIT 8~erftdubnts brnut,
sSort in bes 8neiptpirt's Seheritube.
ga tuiro eS BON linn aeuaen laut;--
,Oa mirb es in ben @ldiern 6linteu.-
.Ga ibaumt es aus benz SaB herbor,
r9a tueroen's ale 8eher trinten--
LIMB preiien es in lautem ghor.
ia tuirb's benz 8rinfer 9abuna brins
ger,
nS9m ftineu leinen &ieienourt--
LIMB Der uirb inn bas 9oblieo iingen:
.Sebt lit mir aues anoere 8nrf."
.5ebt ibr es 10 berrlih ihdumen--
.9ieIes zone Star2--Gs 1T fein;-
, Riemanb lieB nurber iih trdumen,
.Das es t6nnt 10 ilfie ietn.----
-. Nu1 Der Shoum mus rein,
aStets beim Spne Star ieiu,
j.. DAB beim fbftiihen @%ebrdue,
, Sober feines 9urIt's iih freue.-
Tortiebuua foiat)
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- Cine Depelbe aus Berlin iaat:
Der r1euernannte Staatsietretdr oes
0euBern, 8. 8. b. Eihiribtn unb
B%0geno0rf, traf beute in Berlin elm
u1o bate ~aup6roerit cine lanae Son.
ferens NIT benz 8eibssansler Jnrften
b. BllDm. SOoanrs muroe er BPM
aaifer in Guoiens ernpfanaen, benz
er peri6nlih iebr nabe ftebt.
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Gpmtralto, Sbilerin oes oeutiGen
8aritoaiiten Dams Sdr6oer, Guebil'
oung Der Stirnrleri urb in Der &unit
oea Singens.
Stuoio - gbanolers @ebGuoe, 2us
fopa' uno grDdett StraBe. Nltes
Telepbpn 1913 1r.
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.Sorp . Jurnalia'', tGitner Il
ameno), bdlt, tpenr eS MDrgen8
ais 8abn= unb Mtuno 3 8alier ges
braubt mirb, 3dbne uno Mnnb
pdbrenb bes aanaeu cages rein,
Sn allen &pptbeten 1u haben.
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10 iibel, aber mir befirhten, baB auh
fie fib nibt 10 ourhfibren ldBt, mie
bic 6errihaften alauben. @ritens
miro Die aan5e @eibihte teurer tuu1=
men, als iie annebu,en uno smeitens
beoarf es auh bier mieber elmer Som.
binatiun, BET Der aIes aors craft in
einanoergreift unb bic tuiro ihuerlih
hersuiteuen iein. Sour in bidt be1tes
oelter @egenoen nit briGanten Ser
tehrsmeaen uno ausaeaeihneten Bers
binoungen, eiaentlih rur in Der
unmtittelbaren Wahbaribaft GROCER
Stdote. niroe bieier 2aeerbausplan
ourb5ufibren fem. unb bann lduft
man IhtteBlib inn1er nod 8efabr,
baB man Bel ieiner itritten Durb<
fiibrung NIT aIerlei 9ruftaeiesen in
6onfift fumnlt.
Wir baben nidt8 geeer bic N1oe
ciatiun, mir raten audi Wlettato ab,
SiH ibr acknowledgment, aber nit eaten
ieoem, Der Iih ibr aniblieBt'' uorlib'
tig su Ietrt uno nibt aues fir Tats
laden 5u rtebn1er, mas norlduha nur
Sheen fino. Die 8ereinigunq bat
entlhieben bereits cine eemiiie Wirs
fur1a babin ausaeiibt. bab fte oa8
@efibl elmer gemeiniamteit Der Sn<
terefien aetpedt bat. allies oas. mas
lire Sibrer auf ibr &nnto ieben, bat
fte aber nid,t benirtt. Die ganae
Beuegung miro aub lire Spuren
suriidlafien, un5ueifelbaft; baB iie
aber all oas 81 Stanoe bringen tuiro,
mas mar BON ibr ertuartet, efauben
mir nibt.
Wlttnp xpbAf
tDnnten Die A%uadialber nit ibrea NeSitif.
ten ben Bebauert1stuerten, uelobe nit 9as
mDrrboioen bebnftet tparett, nab Belle
ben suieben. Die 9eiltunbe na eben md
fpeit 5urttd, es oab ae9en bteies geioen
nod nimt iemes Seilmittel, oefen grfin'
bune ben ~beribmten Mrat Or. Si1sbee gu
einem @pbltdter Der Wenidbeit oeftem'
pelt bat. 9ieie tpunberbuIe Nranet, un'
ter benz Mamen Mnafefis betannt, tpirb in
@eitalt BON Stublsdpfhen am Spite beg
2etbens eineefdbrt, tpirtt alp brett oui
| bic %ertrantten Seile. unb stuar iDfDrt lin
bernb unb ipdter bDufdnbig beiIenb.
8roben f%Dftenfrei berfaabt bDu P. Neu-
staedter e Co., Box 2416, New York.
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Mnnp gpbaf

@eindt-@in oeutibes Wdohen.
tpeldes i'm Gpden erfabren lit uno
6ausarbeit beiDrgen tann. Rein
maiHett poer Bigeln. @uter 20bn.
Trau 9. s. @noomaro,
1913 Dhuser Mpenue.
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Sdsltdbe sourtten sMlatpeaeu

mao ealtfornien. ebenfo mad ct.
souts ota 9eras & BaciEc Balm
obre Wediel. Sfreibt at, iraenS
elt1etl 2tfet 8 Gsenten rreaeri bieies
neuen Dtenites Ooer al, 6. 3. Eur.
f'er, 9etiernl- Bafiaaier.N eent. Dali
fns. qeraa.
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Vtiier K66et, Der ie ertnRbfa
iuurbe Tar ale grien Gii6e. Wtnn Sic aabs an Il.
mem See coer 9luB pobnea. iuerotn piy Jbnen cine
S9ahtel aeben, UNI Sbnen iu belFen, ben Rtser In
Jbrer Slabbarihait einsuFnbrsn. @oentsn wnbsR
sephniht. G9reiben Sic nod heite.
The Novelty Co 36A. Anadarko. OKLA.
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gan Nntpntu Il Mramfae
Bah SGhn.

i'm gartensGiftritt bea 5taates. 8e.
lunobeit uno Rlinla undbertrpfen.
Viuige Qdnoereien fir oen Tarrter,
Warttgartner, Obfts uub 8iebsuhter.
Weaen Ginaelbeiten penoetGuh or
Geo. s. quptDn. 9. IS. o.,
SIM Nutnniu. 9eIas,
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), tmd'e 0ents oauara @iaarreu.
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Sltomeitteras mltuldt Enh

Benn 9br @ud irQenono nieoer.
laiien mout. tbut ee entlone Der 81.
ME Der
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08
DUFFy'S SALOON
OPEN ON SUNDAY

J. NJ. Duffy, who was arrested Sat
1rday on charge of keeping his
saloon open ON Dec. 81, was brought
before Judge Palmer at three O'Clock
Saturday afternoon for a prelimin airy
hearing. Duffiy wished TO waive ex.
animation and have the case appealed
to the superior court without the in
PRODUCTION of evidence at this hearing
but Prosecuting Attorney Grass DEAN
ed it advisable to call his witnesses
and secure their testimony. j. H.
Geyer, Jack O'Ccnnor and Bert Court
way were called. Geyer testified that
he found the saloon open on Sunday,
Dec. 81, and O'Connor stated that he
was in the saloon on the day in quest
ion and had purchased drinks and bad
seen drinks sold to other men. Court:
way could not remember where he was
ON the particular Sunday and would
neither say that he was or was not in
the saloon. = -
Duffy was bound over to tire superb
CT court and his trial will probably.
come off in February.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08
FITZ MAKES UP ,
WITH MRS. FITZ

SIOUX FALLS, Jan. s.-This has
been an extremely strenuous day for
Robert Fitzsimmons. Wooing his
wife with an ardor chat finally beat
down all opposition and resulted in a
complete econciliation between the
two, he narrowly escaped death while
celebrating the reconciliation bv
making souvenir horse shoes in local
blacksmith shcp.
With a party of acquaintances he
visited new blacksmith shop. Final
ly he announced that he would make
souvenir horseshoes to give to those
who had aided h i'm in the reconcilat-
ion with his wife. A great crowd
followed the prizefghter and with his
followers the blacksmith shop was
quickly filled by 500 people. The work
of making the shoes had only fairly
commenced when the floor collapsed and
precipitated the occupants OF the build
ing, including four horses, into the
basement, ten or twelve feet below.
Fire added to the excitement among
the mass Of men, but this was exiting
uished after vigorous efforts.
Differences that aided in separat-
ingthe two and that at first seemed i'm.
possible of adjustment, we're discussed
at length, and the couple agreed that
the difficulties were not go serions af ter
all. With both in forgiying frame of
mind, those interested IN affecting the
reconciliation finally were gratifed
by the success of their efforts. To.
night, when seen together, the reunit-
ed couple were as happy as children.
When asked if he would not make
statement to the press, Fiz sait:
"Yes, it is tue that Mrs. Fitzsim
mons and have made up. 1t has all
been mistake. I do not care to make
a statement to the public tonight.
may come to the conclusion to-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08
9th Grade Examination

superintendent of Schools Riste is
busy this week sending out copies of
the rules and regulations governing
the eieth grade examinations which will
be held on January Is and 10. The
pupils will be examined OIL nine sub
jects, aud if successful will be granted
state diplomas signed bv the state
superintendent. The questions for the
examination are prepared by the state
superintendent and are ths same for
all the counties.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08
ENDORSE WENATCHEE
IRRIGATION MOVEMENT
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and
Commercial Bodies of Other Large
Cities of State Unanimously En-
dorse Irrigation Movement.

In a letter to the Wenatchee Advance
dated Tacoma, Jan. 3, Hon. Chas. B.
Reed, vino has been spending several
DAYS on the coast interesting the com
mercial clubs oe the larger cities i'll
the irrigation movement started in
this city. states that the resolutions
adopted by the Columbia Val.
ley Irrigation Committee of the We
na.chee Commercial club, were Sun-
animously endorsed by the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 3 and
on Jan. at convention of various
commercial clubs of the state at Ia
coma, the resolutions received the un-
animous endorsement of that body.
From Tacoma Mr.. Reed went to
Ellensburg, where he is working in
the cause Of irrigation. His letter is
as follows:
Wenachee Advance.
"Resolutions of Wenatchee Com
merciai ssclub unanimously endorsed
by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
yesterday, and today by convention of
the vsrious commercial clubs of the
state of Washington in Tacoma.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Attorney
General Hadley of Missouri said to-
night that he would probably ask for
O hearing in the supreme court in this
city on Wednesday or Thursday to
determine whether H. HI. Rogers and
other direc tors of the Standard Oil
company must answer questions at
the hearing before Commissioner San,
borne regarding the control of oil com.
panies operting in Missouri.
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and especially this part of it, looks
better than ever after the opportunity
to contrast it with the east.
Concering his plans for the future
Mr.. Woods said / have not settled
definitely as to that. There is lots of
fun in the newspaper business in We
natchee and confess that am loathe
to leave it. ! also dislike to leave
Wenatchee, (which Eve all recognise
is unquestiopably one of the best
towns in the west.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08
RUFUS WOODS RETURNS
FROM HIS TRIP EAST

Rufus Woods, formerly of the Ad-
ance, returned Monday morning from
an extended trip to his old home in
Nebraska and other eastern points,
having left one month ago, visiting in
the states of Colorado, Nebraska, Kan
sas and Oklahoma. Concerning his
visit Mr.. Woods had the following to
say: "Of course my visit to the
''ould country" was one of much
pleasure. The effete east still plugs
along at the same old pace. There
have been about as many changes in
Wenatchee in the past three months
as there has through the middle west
in the past three years. Abundant
crops and good prices have made the
farmers PROSPEROUS and as a result the
people generally are land crazy-so
much so that in the course of the
next two or three years, in my opin-
ion, property values in the farming
districts must depreciate from $50 to
$40 per acre.
Many people, especially the younger
ones, are looking westward. and the
homeseeker' excursions which begin
next month will bring thousands of
people into Washington mecca
of the progressive classes.
did care to stay in the east?
Well, l should say not. Washington,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-08
BOY FALLS FOUR STORIES
AND STILL LIVES

CORTLAND, Tan. 6.-EdNard
Shepherd, 15-year-old boy, living
at 382 East Yamhill street.. has more
than his share of misfortune-iike-
wise, a remarkable ability to escape
from perilous situations.
He was forced to GROSS the Columbia
river in row boat with Tracy and
Merrill two years ago, the bandits
threatening him with death if he ever
mentioned their names. and on Christ
mas night he fell from the wall of a
building being erected on Grand ave-
nue. into the basement, nearly four
stories. His skull was fractured aud
he was internally injured but an oper.
alton performed by Dr.. M. g. Mo-
Corkle seems to have brought the boy
around in fairly good shape and no
serious results are anticipated
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WILL Be FIVE YEARS
BEFORE IT IS OPENED
CoIviIie Indian Reservation Will Not
Be Ready for White Settlers for
Some Time. According to Special
Land Agent Leech.

According to Col. A. F. Leach,
specal land agent of the United States
government f or the district compris
ing Chelan Okanogan and Douglas
counties. 1t will be FIVE years before
the CoIyiIle reservation is thrown
open to white settlers. Col. Leach
bases his belief on the fact that bill
throwing open the reservation will
have to be passed in congress and ap-
Precipitation will have to be made for
the cost of surveying the land, the sur
vey will have to be made and accept
ed by the land department of he gov
ernment. After the survey is made
the plats will have TO be fl ed and the
Indian allotments will have to be
granted before the land will be ready
for white settlement Mr.. Leach has
no positive knowledge of how the land
will be thrown open to'settlement but
believes that on account of the large
number of people that are waiting to
homestead the land and on account of.
the richness and fertility of the re-,
servation that it will be thrown open.
by lottery; as the Ros bud and other
reservations have been given to;eettl-
erS - =
Col. Leach recently returned from
q trip through OkanoRan and Chelan
counties in his oaciaiseapacitys He
states that in the lasr year Okanoagn:
county has increased one.tnird in
population. Most of the new settlers
have taken up homesteads. The most
valuable homesteads have nearly all
been taken up, those remaining are
back in the mountains AMI covered
with tim ber. Of these homestsads a
great many are Ut surveyed. More
final proofs on homesteads have been
made this year in Okanogan county
than in any other.
Col. Leach states that 1905 was the
most prosperous year in the history of
Okanogan. The advent of the iail-
road at Oroville has caused price of
all sorts of farm produce to soar. Hay
is selling at Oroville at $40 per ton.
Oats sell from 3 to cents pound
and other prices are high in proper
tion. Butter and eggs bring almost
any price.
The new railroad has made increas-
ed activity in mining and thou sands of
dollars are being spent in assessment
work on claims in the Palmer Noun
tain and Ruby districts. LOOMS is
just in receipt of a large dynamo
which will furnish power and light
for the city and some of the mines
nearby.
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DR.. Frank Culp states that three is
not nearly SO much sickness in Wenat-
chee this year as last. The very mild
winter the city is enjoying this year
and the lack of sudden changes in
temperature is the cause.