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FOR SALE-One of the finest locat-
ed tracts in the East Wenatchee
Land company's plats: good view, all
cleared and under cultivation; rea-
son for selling, owner wants mon
ey for another deal. The time to
buy is while the market is quiet,
before the natural upward move
ment begins in the fall; before the
bridge is completed; before the
Great Northern begins building up
the Columbia.
Address
Tia P. o. Box 52S, Wenatchee.
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GOOD ROOM for young man Close
in, cheap. Hot and cold water,
bath. If you need a room better
look this up. Phone 1871.
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WANTED-Berry pickers, so cents a
crate. Call at second house on End
street west of Miller street. Phone
377. ]. T. Ajax. 7-6
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For Rent.

Furnished house. Will Trent for the
summer. Call PA second avenue or
phone 246. Mrs. L. O. Hail.
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STANDING Of
CONTESTANTS

Madge Cushing, Wenatchee. .4O7
Eloise Scheble, Wenatchee, -. .2O4
Pearl Withstand, Wenatchee 2
Mabel Simmons, II. F. ID. 49,. 1O3
Vida Van Cleve, II. F. ID. 3 !.
Anna Buege, Winchester. =. 200
Annie Davis, Leavenworth 100
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Notice to Campers.

Free camping grounds at Mason
Creek station. Call or address
7-6 C. ". HASTINGS.
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H. ". RUSSELL for wall paper.
paints and oils. painting. paper
hanging and signs.
Announccnnenf.

Announcement.
We desire to announce that q part
nership has been entered into BY the
undersigned for the carrying ON of .
general law practice under the irm
name of Thomas 4 Marsh. The Of
hces in the postomce building here
tofore occupied by Mr.. Thomas will
By the nrm.
IRA THOMAS,
O. GAYLORD 1fARaH. {
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Local Market Quotations

Following Il 4 list Of the Wenat-
fruits. vegetables, grain, hay, feed
and -four:
Peach Blossom Flour (5eD
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A good 4-horse
power gasoline engine, in perfect
running order. Also a good pump.
Phone x64 or write j. 4. Richard
son, r. F. d. No. /. If
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MRS. PRICES CANNING compound
is a harmless, tasteless but GER
tain method of preserving vege-
tables or fruit. For sale by Mrs.
(Rev.) Adams. Phone 662.
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CORD WOOD, car lots. get your sup
ply now. Gail up Arnold. k45.
Prices right on cars or delivered.
cod 7-18 i.
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ICD! EGB9 lCB! IT'S setting hot and
YOU'RE beginning to want leo. Call
up the krraw Livery. Well deliver
the clear Mountain Spring ice, best
on the market. Tel. 762. Wagon
will run every day.
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STRAYED-One black SOW, weight
about 200 lbs. Left my place the
last of June. Reward o. G. Fish
7-12
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Classified Advertisements

FOR RENT-Furnished room, close
in. Electric lights, bath. Apply No.
5 Wenatchee ave. n. r. f. Holm
Office. CTS
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
CHINESE SUSPECTS
ARE CAPTURED

OAKLAND. Jan. 19.-One of those re-
markable condolences that always de-
velops when one Chinese tong is fur
nishing the police with evidence against
a rival organization led to the arrest
of All Sing Tuck and Lee Moey in
spectacular fashion today for partici-
patton in the recent highbinder out
break
Chung Wing was standing in the po-
lice headquarters furnishing some new
clew when suddenly, through the win
dow he espied Tuck and Moey saunter-
ing along in Fourteenth street. He ex
claimed that they were two Of the men
involved in the battle of revolvers, and
Policeman Will Hodgkins soon had
them in custody.
3S-calibre revolver was found
under Tucks blouse. The weapon was
loaded with soft-nosed cartridges and
the barrel measured seven inches in
length Tuck is a member of the Hop
Sings and Chung Wing is positive that
he did much of the shooting on the
night of the outbreak.
All Woe, who was arrested in Sacra-
mento on suspicion of being one of the
murderers of Lee Book Dong, was re-
leased this morning after a preliminary
hearing in the Police Court, there be-
ing no evidence against him.
ALAMEDA, Jan. l9.-Detectives from
Oakland and local policemen searched
Chinatown yesterday in an effort to
locate highbinders who were implicated
in the recent battle of the tongs in
Oakland and who the police had reason
TO believe We're in hiding in Alameda.
No trace of them was discovered.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
OFFERS TO FIGHT
YOUNG CORBETT
In PRIVATE
sFEcIAL DIsFAToH 70 ZEE 80

NEW YORK, Jan 5e.-Tommy Muir
ply. through his manager, Johnny
oliver today challenged Young Cor
bett 70 a finish hght IN private for a
bet of $1,000
divers challenge is issued with the
proviso that no suitable purse for the
night be offered by q Nevada Club and
that Young Corbett agree 70 make 1873
pounds two hours before entering the
ring Murphys manager is OF the
opinion that since Riley OF Tonopah
has turned down the fight there is but
little chance of any Of the other min
ing camps in Nevada bidding, and he
says he would rather fight for the side
bet than have the fight called OF alto
gether No one in the Corbett camp
has yet replied 10 the def.
Should Corbett see fit to accept this
challenge. he viii possibly have to look
for 8 new hacker. Cans was backing
him solely with the understanding that
the fight was 10 be 10 finish and that
he would have full charge OF the Den
verite's training camp II is probable
that he would not stay in Chicago TO
train Corbett for a private fight.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
WOULD DEVELOP BArrERs
Coach flanagan Wants Hard Hit1ers on
the Baseball Team.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Jan. 1a-
The baseball season will open on Mon
day with rush. Coach Lana agan's
first call was answered with enthu-
siasm, sevcnty-siX men promising to
appear on the campus for practice
The grounds are being put into shape
The batting cages are already up
and every ray of Santa Clara's sun
shine viii be taken advantage Of by
the energetic coach, whose motto is,
ITO win, you must work"
tt has always been known that
flanagan recognized the weakness in
the cardinal baseball men from the
minute he first took the reins. That
they could not hit and that in pinches
they were satisfied to play defensive
ball was their deficiency. More ag-
gressiveness was Lansgan's demand
throughout last season, and he sue
ceeded in developing a very good
hghting aggregation
Lanagan's team this year is going
TO be picked on paper. he says. and, lest
this be misconstrued, let it be ex-
plained that the men whose names have
after them the largest number of hits
after four or six weeks try-out will
be given places. To develop a team
OF stickers is the coach's ambition.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
SUNS APPEARANCE
CROWDS TENNIS
COURTS

The tennis players took advantage of
the dry spell yesterday and the courts
were crowded until darkness set in.
The effect Of the enforced rest OF three
weeks was quite noticeable in the play
OF the experts. At the park a handicap
doubles tournament was contested by
the juveniles. AS the courts were wet
in the morning a number Of the con-
testants failed to return in the after
noon, and defaults were more numerous
than usual.
The tournament was completed TO the
finals. In the final match Strachan and
Batkin were opposed to Hobson and
Johnston. The latter won the first set
e-l. Play was called in the second set
when the score stood 6-e. Hobson and
Johnston received a special handicap Of
owe 20 and IS one game, and owe 80
and 80 the next. The odds were a trihe
large. but the scratch team was by no
means handicapped out OF it. Strachan
and Johnston both played clever tennis.
Johnston is a novice, but gives promise
Of developing into crack
The scores follow:
Preliminary rOund-Hun and voorssnger C5)
beat Greenberg and Hernden Q5 So by de-
fault.
First rouna-Hobson and Johnston q5D beat
ton and Duncan (3o) beat HUI and Voorsanger
G5), 60, 81, O.; Strachsn and Botkin lowe
fault: Sisson and Butler (S0) beat Bernstein
and Curtis (scrstchl BY default
SemiinsiS-HObSon and Johnston ll5) beat
Easton and Duncan (So) by default Strschsn
and Bstk1n lowe 40l beat sissoD and Butler
(30l. 81. 81.
Finsls-Hobson and Johnston VS.. strschsn and
Bstkin, 6i, &C Diminished.
The best match at the California
Club was a doubles between George
James and Maurice Mclaughlin and
Charles Foley and Carl Gardner. The
former won two sets out Of three. The
score was 6-3, 4-6. SO George James
and Carl Gardner played an interesting
match in singles. Gardner was IN rare
form and won quite handily. The score
was 6-1. 4-6, So.
A number Of tournaments that were
started several weeks ago will be COM
pleted today. il the weather be favor
able. David Shanks and Gus Lisser
viii complete their match for the Ham
mond cup in the morning. A handicap p
singles tournament will he finished at
the California Club. and a handicap
doubles at the park.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
ASKS FOR AID BUT
RObS VICTIM

OAKLAND, Jan. 19-Bessie Brown. a
negress, is in jail accused of robbing
man on the street last night. f. L.
Moore. who lives at 1871 Eighth street
says that while he was walking in
Seventh street. near Peralta, the won
an appealed to him to help her to her
home, as she was i'll, and threw her
arms around his neck as if to save her
self from falling Moore tried to break
away, but as he did so she slipped her
hand into his pocket and drawing out
his purse containing $40, turned and
ran.
Moore pursued the woman. but was
unable to overtake her. During the
chase he met Policeman F'ahy, to whom
he related the circumstances, and the
latter overhauled the woman at the
corner of Fifth and Willow streets.
The purse and money were found in
the weeds near the scene of the first
encounter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
CHEAPER ELECTRIC LIGHT
FOR ALAMEDA RESIDENTS
Municipal Power Plant Operating "a
satisfactorily That Rates VIII
BE Reduced
Three irons. stand
and handle.

ALAMEDA. Jan. 1s.-City Trustee
Joseph F. Forderer. chairman of the,
electric light committee of the munich
pal legislators, will introduce reso-
luton at the meeting of the board on
Monday night reducing the cost of
electric light to private consumers
from 10 cents to z cents per thousand
kilowatts, with a minimum monthly
charge of 81. No opposition to the re-
duction is expected from the other
members of the Board of City Trus-
tees, as the municipal electric light
and power plant Is now being operated
on more satisfactory and better pay
ing basis than ever before. With the
reduction of the price of lighting. a
charge of not less than IS will be made
for installing electric service connec-
tions with houses Heretofore the cost
of this has been borne by the city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
DEATH CALLS PROMINENT
RESIDENT OF SOLANO
Alexander Robinson Passes Away at
His Home I'm Benicia After
Fit of Coughing

MARTINEZ, Jan. 19.-The funeral of
Alexander Robinson of Benicia, who
died Monday morning after a. fit of
coughing, was held Wednesday after
noon from the Congregational Church.
Robinson was one of the most promi-
nent men in Solano County. He was
City Surveyor for years and up to the
time of his death was superintendent
Of the Benicia Water Company. He
was secretary of the Benicia Board of
Trade and also of the Benicia Building
and Loan Society. Robinson held
prominent offices in the State Lodge of
Masons for some years and was promi-
nently identified with other fraternal
organizations. He was 55 years of age
and leaves a wife and five children.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
MAN ROBBED TWICE
WITHIN TWO DAYS

OAKLAND. Jan. 1e.--J. f. Mulqueeny
of Twenty eighth street and san Pablo
avenue reported TO the police today
that horse and buggy belonging to
him had been stolen from the corner
OF Broadway and Twelfth street yes
terday. Another of Mulqueeny's rigs
was stolen today from its stand in
front Of the California Ink Company,
e02 Franklin street.
some one carried away about thirty
banisters yesterday from the Ray
mond Hotel. which has just been moved
from its old location on Twelfth street
TO Eleventh
burglar entered the home of g. W.
Hosmer at S27 Fifty-third street last
night and stole pair of opera glasses
and revolver. Entrance was gained
from a rear window.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
PNEUMONIA BRINGS NOTED
SURGEON TO DEATHS DOOR
DR.. f. II. Woolsey Suddenly Afflicted
and Little Hope for His Recov-
cry Held Out.

OAKLAND, Jan. 19.-Dr E. H. Wool
sey is critically Ill of pneumonia at the
Hotel Metropole. DR.. o. D. Hamlin, the
attending physician, expressed grave
doubts tonight that the patient would
survive more than few hours.
Dr. Woolsey was stricken suddenly
yesterday. Pneumonia developed rap
idly. DIR. Hamlin has been in almost
constant attendance since early this
afternoon.
Before his retirement from active
practice some time ago, DR.. Woolsey
was leader in the medical profession
in this city. He was noted as a sur
geon and had been distinguished as a
contributor to medical literature. For
many years he was chief of the South
ern Pacific Company's surgical work in
Oakland. He acquired a competence
and of late years has devoted consider
able time TO travel
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
FRUIT GROWN IN SOLANO
COUNTY BRINGS BIG PRICES
Tbree-Acre Plum Orchard in Green
Valley Nets Its Owner
PROFIT of $4,000

MARTINEZ. Jan 19.-Solsno County
claims to hold the record throughout
this portion OF the State for cherry
crop receipts. The thirty-acre orchard
of F. S. Jones IN Green Valley yielded
a crop which brought an even $4,000
this season, and exclusive of expenses
of $3.50 gave the owner profit of $1S,-
$50 The plum for the largest amount
secured per acre by any Solano orc
HARDEST goes to Louis Oberti, also OF
Green Valley, whose three-acre tract
netted him a profit of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
wANrs DO BACK RACrNG MuLE

MARTINEZ, Jan. 1e.-Any owner of
mules in California viii be given an
opportunity at any time to pit the fast
est OF his stock in a mile race against
a speedy Maud which graces the pad
dock OF William Parker of Fairfield
Parker asserts that his animal is the
fastest of its kind on this coast and is
ready 20 back his belief with a $3.50
bet. His mule has beaten several
horses that had q reputation for speed
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

VALLEJO. Jan. l9.-The Basketball
team OF the Vallejo High School re-
turned today from q trip to Woodland.
where IL was defeated by the unbeaten
girls OF the Woodland High School The
score was is to 6. The Woodland team
has defeated every high scnool aggre-
cation in Northern California that il
has met, and is now anxious to COM
pete with the University Of California
team
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
TEACHERS OF GERMAN ELECT
NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Professor w. A. Cooper of Stanford
University Chosen President and
Valentine Buehner Secretary

BERKELEY, Jan. 1s.-Professor W.
A. Cooper of the German department
of Stanford University was elected
president of the California Association
of Teachers of German at a meeting
held in California Hall today. Profess
sor Cooper succeeds Professor Hugo K.
Schilling of the University of Califor-
MIA. The association also elected VAL
entine Buehner of the San lose High
School secretary and Miss NJ. Holling
of the Berkeley High School treasurer.
Professor Hempl. the new head of
the German department at Stanford.
was present at the associations meet
ing today. Professor Edward B. f.
Clapp read a paper on Causes of Ger
man Eminence in Productive Scholar
ship; the Gymnasium
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
McFApDEN COLI KNocKouT

CROCKETT, Jan. l9.-Jack McFad-
den of Honolulu knocked out Young
Buckley OF Denver just as the gong
sounded for the end Of the fifth round
al the boxing show OF the Crockett
Athletic Club last evening. The battle
had been fast and furious previous 10
that time Jimmy Quinn of Vallejo was
put away by Johnny Jones in the sec
ond round
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
DRowNs IN POOL OF WATER

MARTINEZ. Jan. ls.-Dr. Klotz. Cor
oner of Solano County. is endeavoring
TO learn the Identity of a man who was
found dead in a three-foDt pool OF
water near Suisun yesterday. No marks
OF violence We're found upon the body
and ii is thought that the man fell
from the bank into the water while in
an intoxicated condition and was un-
able TO crawl out. His coat and hat
We're found few feet from the body.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
ALAMEDA HOUSE ROBBED

ALAMEDA. Jan. 19.-Mrs. A. j. Shee-
nan of IT'S Santa Clara avenue report
ed to the police today that while she
was absent from her home yesterday
afternoon a thief entered the house
and stole s3S from the pockets of her
husbands Sunday pantaloons that were
hanging in a closet The thief also
made away with a bottle of wine.
flask of whisky and a roll of butter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
SCREAM CAUSES TWO MEN
TO JUMP OVER FENCE
Alameda Miss Tells the Police That
She Put Supposed Footpads
to Flight

ALAMEDA, Jan. 19.-Miss Mary Min
niger reported to the police today that
two strange men accosted her last
night in the rear of the Broadway
Sanitarium and that she believed they
intended to rob her. When the men
came toward her she screamed and
they jumped fence and ran. A search
of the neighborhood by the police
failed to disclose any trace Of the men.
Miss Mininger is a niece of DIR. Grace
Mininger of the Broadway Sanitarium.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
REFUSES TREATMENT

OAKLAND. Jan. 19.-Roy Clifford. q
carpenter. 80 years old, residing al
Sixty-fifth street and San Pablo ave-
nue., was cut and bruised this after
noon by falling while he was trying
to board an electric car at Tenth
street and Broadway. Clifford was
taken TO the Receiving Hospital,
where he refused to be treated.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
TWO SMALL BOYS RUN
AWAY FROM THEIR HOMES
Weary of Life In PinoIe, They Quietly
Decamp and Arc Now Thought
TO BE I'm Oakland
OAKLAND. Jan. 1s.-The p

OAKLAND. Jan. 1s.-The police have
been asked TO look out for Freddie
Sueryas, aged II years, who ran away
from his parents in Pinole. In COM
pany with Tony Oliver. aged a. Fred
die left home January IA. The boys
are thought to be in this city. Freddie
is described as very dark When he
left home he was wearing a knit cap
and overalls. The oliver boy is also
dark and very small for his age.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
WILL DEPoRT JAPANESE

ALAMEDA, jan IA. Niyiana. g
japanese confined in the City Prisor
on a charge of assaulting r. Nobi. 9
countryman. is to be deported on the
next steamer for Japan and the charge
against him will be dismissed. 1t is
alleged that he tried to kill Nobi.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
CADETS POSTPONE BALL

OAKLAND, Jan. ls.-Owing TO the
death OF Archbishop Montgomery,
founder OF the League of the Cross Ca
dets. Company of that organization
has postponed indefinitely the ball
which was 10 have been given on jan
uary %.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
REPoRTs Loss OF PURSE

OAKLAND, Jan. I9.-Mrs. J. y. HUFF
or 3798 Piedmont avenue reported TO
Inc police the loss OF black leather
IanIbag containing 50 and theater
tickets. She said the purse had been
stolen from her while she was shop
ping at the free market this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

WIFE WANTS DIvoRCE-oakIand. Jan 10.
Agnes V. Duck today hled suit for divorce
from George h Duck statutory grounds
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
$3.50 Coats
at $1,000
Like the Pictures.

One style of a. splendid
black broadcloth. white satin
lined, trimmed with silk braid;
many other styles; equally re-
markable values.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02
ABOUT YOUR NEldnBoRS
AND YOURSELVES

"A. H. Jones l.ft for Nevada
last night
-Dr. /. q. Tryum Of Utah IL in
ths cisy and may decide 70 locate
nsis.
Matt Lines and wife are down
from Denver visiting Ars. J. p. Nc.
Ccnnsll and family.
Esther Sloan left this morning
for n. Morgan to accept : Iosition
in the schools there.
-MIs. Ernest Ssaroy VA quite
slok last night but shows improve.
ment this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bui ton are
ssiling their household goods aud
will move to Denver In . few DAYS.
Harry Hover Of Cleveland. and
8. +. Hover Of Buffalo. are in the
city In the interests Of ths estate Of
J. N. Hover who died several days
ago.
w. P. Irwin who has clerk cd
at tile Daniels drug store the last
several months. resigns tonight and
will g to Denver and probably from
there to Nevada.
--Mrs. 8. B. Jaswsy, Of Perry
Oklahoma. arrived last night to oare
for her mother Mrs. ]. 9. Mackey
who Is quite sick with pnuemonia.
but IL improving.
20. Marshall Of Denver. repre-.
ssutinR Ores and Metals. . mining
magazine Published in the interest
Of tha quartz and coal mines. was
In the city yesterday afternoon in
the Interests Of his publication.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02
Even from the Mountains

Ballard's Snow Lniment IL praised for
the good it does. A sure cure for Rheu-
mntisn and all pains. Wright w. Low.
ing, Grand Junction, Colo, writes. II
used Ballard's Snow Liniment, last win
ter, for Rheumatism, and can recommend
1t ~ tho best Liniment on the: market.
I thought, at tho time was taken down
with this trouble. that II would be =
weok before could get about, but on
applying your Linimsnt %, eral times
during tho night, wss about In ls
hours and we'll 10 three days" Sold BY
Yslton Drug Co. IT,
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02
New Orleans Great Winter
Carnival

For the Mardi Gras the Colorado and
Southern railway will soil tickets from
Windsor and points south thereof to
New Orleans and return at one fare tlus
s20O on February 9th, 7th and Sth, with
extreme limit OF March 2nd. and stop.
overs in each diaection.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02

Silvcr Tip fiour. ei.7b per hundred.
Every sack guArAntssd Al. Potasoss
ei par hundred. Yours for business.
". r. Wilbar. 2S.S6
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02

Silver Tip nour. suarsntssd. q. 70
hundred. ". p wilbsr, Sy.Se
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02
Christian Science

Christian Science
Morning service l0:45.
Evening service 7:45 p. IN.
Subject t-"Spirit
Sunday school II :45 .. m.
Wednesday evening meeting ia 5p.
m.
Reading room open Thursday after
noon from 2 to 4.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02

Send the Weekly Tribune to your
friends at distance. It bsats . letter
and 10 . whole lot lses tsoublA
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02

Methodist.
Sunday school 10 u. m.
Morning servics II.
Class meeting 10 m.
Junior League $500.
Epworth League $3.50
Evening service 1850.
Morning subjeot-short address BY
pastor.
EveniuR-"Whioh Hepe."
Bible study aud prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 1850.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-02

AlehssA 1epeka { Santa Fs Railway.
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