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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-04
,oooAeresPr|est
River Project

l have secured the agency for the
Hartford Irrigation and Power Com
pany's lands at Priest Rapids, and
will be pleased to have you call at
my Office in the Columbia Valley
Bank Building, or write me for full
particulars. l have a map in my
Office showing the location of land,
townsite, prices, ETC., and in the
near future will have a new supply
of printed matter.
The canals are nearing completion
and water will be on the land in
the spring of 1905. The lands ara
selling rapidly and the opportunity
for securing first choice lots will
grow less as time goes on. / am
arranging a party to look over thess
lands leaving here on June Fourth
Remember the date.
Also long list Of other farm and
city property.
ID. GRN6INGER,
The EAsG WenAtchee Land Man.
Columbia val3ey Bank Bldg.
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Wappenstein is Not Afraid.

SEATTLE, June 3.-Chief of Po-
lice Wappenstein said today that he
was not concerned personally wheth.
er the Federation of Women's Clubs
recently in session at Spokane, passes
a resolution condemning him for say
ing that mothers often neglect their
children for their clubs and so ,ial
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IT'S GETTING HOT and you're be-
ginning to- want ice. Call up the
Arrow Livery Well deliver the
clear Mountain Spring ice, best on
the market. Tel 1927. Wagon will
run Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
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FOR SALE-Light housekeeping set.
Everything In good condition.
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HEADQUARTERS for seed and table
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FOR RENT-A number of newly
119 Chelan avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
LumIey,s secret society.

harry IMmlcy. the heavy hitting
cuiflclder OF tho brooklyn club, has
very little 10 say when off the ball
field. though he is noisy enough when
game is in progress. But Harry
likes his little joke as we'll as the
next one, az was proven ono day last
summer when Patsy. Donovan. the
brooklyn manager. Was sitting Oh the
players bench talking to the heavy
hitter.
Patsy, who Is n member of n secret
organization. was figuring on bringing
Lumley into the same order, but Har-
ry held on, which caused Donovan to
turn to him and inquire:
DO you belong to any secret or
ganizatlon, Harry?"
Not now replied Lumley. hut |
used to be Connected with ono"
What one vas It," asked Pat.
why. used to work for n gas
company, drawled Harry. as no
strobe OF toward the clubhouse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
aim Hassamer,s Query.

When tho Washington club was
staying at tho boarding house which
was then located at the corner of 7th
and r streets one of the most noted
members of the locals WAS "Wild"
Bill Hassamcr, who played an eccen
trio outfleld for tho Washington club.
Bill was ono OF those laxative
chaps who was witty as we'll MS Cab
by. He was or an unusually hilarious
disposition. and when he was the star
boarder at the house at 18th and 4
streets he was tho life of the party
One night he and Al Maui the
pitcher, who led the National League
In batting one year. went over ION
the Navy Yard to attend free crab
feast. On the way home. 1t being
rather late. and the crabs having had
players. they had no more than got
seated In the car than they fell asleep.
The conductor. who happened to be
n baseball fan. knew that the two
sleeping passengers we're members
OF the Wagner outfit, but he did not
know where they lived; so when the
car was nearing the transfer juno
tion ut 7th street he went up to Has
samcr and shaking him by the Shout
der inquired:
What street do you want, MIR. Has
samar?"
BIZ, who was only half awake rub.
bed his eyes drowsily. and then look.
ing up into the conductors face with
owl-like gravity, replied:
"What-er. what streets have. you?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Why snow Is White.

The reason snow Is white is that
al! The elementary colors are blended
together In the radiance that is
thrown off from the surface OF the
crystal, which may be examined
In such way as to dotect these colds
before they IRE mingcd together 10
givo the eye the impression nf white
ness.
Tho Wilderness Of The sno;v is also
In some degree referabc 10 tho guam
tlty OF air which Is left among the
f-azen particles. Considerably moro
than thousand distinct forms OF
snow crystals and prisms renec. all
the compound rays of whioh white
light consists.
Pink add the various other tirts
may bo feen reflected from sheets
OF now nnuor certain angles os SUN
shine. So much light Ia rencct.,i W
Bnow in the day shat tho eyes ufson
suffer from. It. and enough is given
ti the night to guide the traveller n
The absence ci artificial light or morn
Ugh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Jack Warner,s Aepartee..

Case Patton, Charley Hickman, Ten
Hughes aud Jack Warner were nil
sitting together on the plnyera' bench
ono morning last spring talking, when
Tom Hughes. who had just received
n letter from his ball,playing brother,
fell to dcscanting on tho large size
Of the. Hughes family. That is as
Tar AZ numbers went
Both Case Patten and Hick bemoan.
cd tho fact that their respective fam.
lilies were small, and after listening
to these two comrades express the
wish that they could count as many
In tho family as Hughes, Tom turned
to Jack Warner and asked:
How many brothers have you.
Jack?"
1--WE got three" cried Warner. as
he lazily stretched his hands above
his head and yawned YEARLY.
"And are they all hvIng?" asked
Charley Hickman.
Nope" replied Jack. as he yawned
worse than before. there's two living
and ono in Philadelphia"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08

had discussed In learned manner tho
best kinds OF Investments. so far M
he knew. Johnny Evcrs. who has To
be shown every time. though no Is not
from Missouri. turned to Stcinfeldi
and asked:
What position did you hold III that
bank you worked In. Steiny?"
We'll. | went III rs n messenger"
slowly replied tho clever third base
man. but when quit tho Job TO play
baseball, was u director in tho In.
stitntlon."
"a director chorusei tho bunch
win widely staring eyes.
sure" answered Steinfcldt. AZ he
edged over toward the door. Il used
to direct all the postal cards"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Sammy strane's Explanation.

Sammy Strang. the only baseball
player In tho world who In an aero
naut, il bright young fellow. aud
when he IL not invcnting nirshlpa or
other buying contiaptions In the of
sea sons he puts in his time helping
his father rum y BREEZY newspaper
down in sunnysFsnnessec.
Sammy is d# leading humorls, OF
the paper owned by his father, ana
his work on this sheet In the winter
time no doub, sharpcns tho young fell
lows Wits, for he is known as one
Of the cleyerest At rcpartec of the
baseball playcrs In the gamo.
a abort time ago, or To he accu-
rate. during the last week of the re-
cent baseball season, Strang and
Pitcher McGlnnity wcre going down
Nassau street In New York when the
attention OF McGlnnity was attracted
by the numerous pawnshops that seem
t. fill up the side streets.
The Iron Man" ~ always out, for
information. so tho moro he saw OF
these pawnshops the moro he got 10
wondering what the three balls meant.
Finally turning toward his companion
he inquired:
Sammy. you arc n pretty bright
fellow. can YOU tell me whit those
ihreo tolls mean?"
Sure" replied Sammy. they mean
that It's two TO ono shot, that you
VIII never redeem your goods"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Little Stories About Ball Players
What Harry Davis WAC Holding.

What Harry Davis WAC Holding.
When tho Philadelphia American
League club was assembled ut the
Broad streot station waiting TO take
the train for tho south last March to
start on its training the players
wives, who had been denied the priv.
ilege of accompanying their husky
ball-playing husbands. were crowded
around, bidding them fearful fare
we'll
The gallant Harry Davis. the first
sAcker OF the Athletics, was standing
apart with his wife talking. while ut
the game time Harry held his infant
son in his sturdy arms.
Just ut that moment who should
como running into the station but
Eddie Plank. who had blt that mo
ment arrived in Philadelphia from his
Gettysburg home.
Perceiving Davis on the platform.
Eddie rushed up to him, ond wish /,
Wild shout OF joy cried out:
Hello. Harry How are you. old
mann"
Why" drawled Harry. "a he pre-
pared to Shift the baby over to his
left arm. SO that he could give Plank
the manly hand squeeze. "at the pres
cnt moment. Eddie. happen TO be
holding my own
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
steinfeIdt,s Job.

Steinfeldt OF tho Chicago National
League club started in life as bank
messenger and Steiny IS proud OF the
fact today although he is now max
ing In point OF salary. as much money
as a good many bank presidents.
lust before the Chicago Nationals
and the Detroit club clashed for the
worlds championship. a group OF tho
Chicago boys were. seated in their no.
tel ono night discussing the best In.
vestmcnts, that they could get for
their money: ~and Stelnfeidt on ac-
count OF his having been at ono time
employed in a banking institution,
WAS appealed TO for advice On the IN
vestment question.
After the popular third baseman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Bull Dahien.s story.

Tho honorable William Dahien.
popularity known as Bull Dahlen, on
account OF the terribly strong mind
possessed by that gentleman. aside
FROM his having been crackprjacf
ahoItstop for a good many years. has
also been noted for his powers of Oh.
servRtlon.
Perhaps there Ia no ball player of
the present time who has seen as
many different phases of life na has
New York's crack shortstop. When
Bill is In Il talking humor which is
not frequent, except when he is play
ing ball. no one could wish for Il more
interesting companion
One OF Dahlen's most enlivcning
discourses Is about the l.arding
houses he has patroni2ed during the
years that he has been In baseball
Ills narratives, as told In tho blustnr.
ing manner he has of speaking. have
served TO while away many dreary
hour for his comrades, particularly
when they have been on the road
On the first trip that the New York
National team took to st. Louis last
summer. q lot OF the players were
drearily Willing away tho hours in
the smoking. car when Dahlen camc
In.
Browne and Dan McGann were talk.
Ing about certain ball player. who
was always moving his family from
one house to another In his effort to
get suited, n feat which It seemed i'm.
possible TO accomplish.
Talking about people moving"
cried Dahlen. after he had listened
awhile to the two ball players, "why
j once roomed with woman out IN
the west who was moving all the
time; why she moved so Often" con.
hnned Dahlen, that every time a
delivery wagon backed up to tho door
the chickens used to roll over on their
backs and cock their legs up In the
DIR waiting to 10 tied"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08

only wanted to help his team win
tho game, started for the home plate
on Il run.
BY some misfortune. Bill. the half.
witted character got in Dels way. and
Den gave him n push. that sent BIZ
lying down among the bats.
or course. the foolish chap wasn't
hurt, bu; lie set up Il "holler,' which
was hls usual means for working the
ball players for money.
Delchanty. instead OF knocking a
base hit. sent up pop fly which was
gathered In lE the st. Louis catcher.
and when tho big ball player returned
to the bench Sam Thompson sald 10
him:
y am afraid. Del, If tho Treasury
Department officials get next TO you
that YOU viii be arrcsted."
Arrested" cried DeicAanty, rs n
puzzled expression stole over hls
.ace. and for what?" lie asked. rs he
rubbed his head in . perplcxed man
ncr.
Why for showing the queer" re.
tortcd Sam as no ducked his head in
the direction Of the Supplemented
Dill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Effect OF eryan,s support.

Charley" Edwards, secretary TO
the minority In the House. and Viii
liam jennings Bryan met In the lobby
OF the House this afternoon.
Hello. Edwards" said Bryan. 81
took a great deal of interest In your
race for tho clerkship Of tho House
yesterday"
THANK You" said Edwards: sc
did I. 1t was my third defeat for that
3ob."--New York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Rube WaddeII,a Retort.

A few years ago, whom the mighty
Waddell had kicked over the races
and had gone to tending har over In
Camden. n. j.. Tom Brown. the UNI.
pire. dropped into the palate-tlcklIng
establishment In order to have a lii.
Ito heart-to-heart talk with the big
pitcher.
While Tom was engaged In CONVEX
sation with Connie Mack's recalcl-
tnnt slab man n Young fellow hap.
nened to come In who called for n
drink. and when he had finished he
passed. fl quarter over to Waddall,
who was busily engaged with Umpire
Brown.
Waddell took the money and tossed
It. into the cash register and then con-
tinuod his talk with Brown
The customer after waiting reas-
enable time for his change and seeing
no immediate chance OF getting it.
butted Into the conversation with the
following:
Look here. my friend. haven't you
forgotten somcthing?"
Sure" replied tho big Rubc with
n scowl. who hated to be interrupted
in ais talk, 81 have forgotten moro
than you Will ever know"
Thompeon's Warning 20 DeIehanty.
When the Philadelphia National
League team was composed OF Il set
OF stars. OF which Sam Thompson and
big Ed Delchanty were the leading
lights, there used to loaf about the
Philadelphia fork half-witted fellow.
whom everybody called Bill.
1t was his duty TO take care of the
bats. run after foul balls. carry wa
ter, and in fact to make himfelf gen.
orally useful around tho grounds.
Ono not August day. when the st.
Iouis Club wero playing the Phlllies.
the score stood Ave to four in the
ninth inning. and in,the st. Louis
chaps favor.
There were two of the Phllies on
tho bases. Mailman on second and
Larkln on first. with one man out.
Sam Thompson. who had retired
from tho game in tho early part OF
the contest. by reason OF an injury
to his ankle was sitting on the bench
when 1t came Ed. Delehanty's turn to
so to tho bat.
The manager OF the Philadelphia
told Delehanty that he would give
him a hox of cigars II he would drive
in Mailman, and Delehanty. who not
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-08
Hans Wac.er Wanted 10 Know.

-
hans Wagner. this big burly inacld-
or OF the Pittsburg team. anu the
leading slugger fer many years OF the
National League. Is n mighty close
mon,hcd though generous.heartcd ball
player.
Hans has his kidding spells Mt In.
frequent intervals, but 10 judge from
the expression OF his stolld counten-
aDcc one would never accuse tho hus.
liy German oil knowing n joke when
saw It,
l.ut just hero is whore person is
litcly To be todly mistaken. "a was
Rohortaille, the pitcher OF tho Pitts
burg club, when he first Joined the
Smoky city aggregation.
Roberiaillo had becn with tho Pitts.
burg club only few days. when he
strolled into tho club house where
Hans Wagner was busily engaged IN
perusing local paper.
Robertaille stood by watching the
great ball player as he slowly traced
his foreflnger along the line he hap
pened 10 be reading, and the game lit
tie pitcher was about TO begin his
disrobIng act when the mighty Wag-
nor, with quiz2ical expression on his
face. turned to tho pitcher and asked:
What you you call man who
takes pictures?''
why" shot back Robertaille, as n
hook OF plying disgust came upon his
face: disgust at tho denseness of the
great Wagner; Il would call the man
n photographer. of course" he added
with q naughty disdainful mir.
That's what l thought, too" slow
ly drawled Hans. as no glanced about
Mt the other tall players, who know
Ing Wagner as they did suspected
some Joke: "but here's Pittsburg
judge" continued tho great ball play
or, who called man q thief for talk.
Ing somo pictures"
And then while the other splke-shoe
artists guifawed ut the discontinue OF
Robertaille that doughty gentleman
dived into his locker and silently d.
vested himself OF his civilian apparel,
while Hans Wagner strolled out into
tho sunlight to watch the ground force
pitching Quoits.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22
LOCAL

LOCAL
Tournament post cards at Hughes.
]. A. Johnson went to Kimball
Monday. ~
S'ld paper nickel bunch at the
CHIEF office
Don't forget that Kuchera will be
In town this week.
J..V. Drips and E. E. Dye drove to
Kimball Friday evening.
Julius Hanson is driving the Cham
berlain stage nowadays.
Better pick out your best samples
and have them ready for the Fair. +
One of the babies at the Russian
colony on the old Rosscplace died on
Sunday.
For sale cheap, q Chicago type
writer, almost new. Inquire at the
CHIEF Office.
De. G. McManus and Mrs. A. W.
Ri harrison returned to the Springs
last Thursday.
Mrs. George Fraser was quite Ill
! the latter part of the week but is In
the store again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fraser and
family spent Sunday with Geo. W..
Fraser's In town.
Mr.. Brunskill OF Hawarden. Iowa,
came up from Kimball Tuesday and
ia looking at cattle.
Miss Mildred Orcutt of Armour
came up Saturday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Hills.
Quite a number OF our people have
been gathering choke cherries on the
Reservation the past week.
Miss Jessie Bebee came up from
Kimball Friday for visit with
friends. returning Tuesday.
? Iiyou need veterinary surgeon,
address L. F. Lutes, Chamberlain,
He will answer calls at any time r
:, DR.. J. W. Clevenger, resident den
at, Chamberlain, South Dakota
Office over Il. +. Scott's drug store
Miss Olive Hill returned Tuesday
from q weeks visit with relatives
and freinds In White Lake and Cham
berlain. 49, d..
: Attention Ladies'! We can have
your coats skirts or JACKIE tailored
at very reasonable price. Ask to
zee our counter book. Fraser Bros
J ]. d. Powell Of Jeranld county,
and Henry Anderson OF Mellette,
drove ever from east Saturday &C
companied by Dan Russell OF Illinois
who was looking at land.
H. A. Frissell and Bud Wade came
up from Scotland Saturday and on
Sunday went on up to Friszell's hall
section In the northern part of the
county. They are putting up the
hay and expect to feed cattle this
winter. r
Asa Mccall and Leon Thorn came
up from Kimball Friday with their
new Red River Special Threshine
outfit. They took 1t as far as Crock
ett's where they will begin the sea,
sons threshing. IT is first class
/ machine and they are out to do your
work. See their ad ON another page,
I'll stop yodr pain free. Te show
you first--beiore you spend penny
what my pink pain tablets can do, /
will mail you free, Trial Package
of them--Dr. Shoop's Heaiache Tab
lets. Neuralgia. Headache. Tooth
ache, Period pains, etc., are due
alone to congestion. DR.. Shoop's
Headache Tablets simply kill pain
by,coaxing away the unatural blood
pressure. That is all. Address Dr..
shoop, Rasipe. Wis. Sold BY W. J.
Hughes Il Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-08-22

J. Jorgenson took a carload OF
cattle 70 the market Tuesday.
l.. A. Hubbard has two work
teams and fine driving team for
sale.
DR.. b. +. Lockwood. Dentist,
Chamberlain, Office over Express
Office.
4. +. Dye has been doing business
In Washington springs and Miller
this week returned last night.
Look at those Milwaukee mowers
mt keeler's the next time you are in,
town, they are the best going.
Messrs. Atkinson and Williams OF
Clear Lake. Iowa. are spending a
short vacation with J.. A. Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peck OF west
ern Jerauld county, welcomed the
arrival of a baby girl on Wednesday
night.
Tournament envelopes are now
on sale. Help advertise by using
them exclusively during the next
month.
A movement II on foot to build
the remaining few miles OF line and
have direct telephonic connection
with Miller.
Mrs. Roy and Miss Vera Mont tgom
cry, who have been visiting Miss
Mollis Watson, left for theis homes
In Sioux Falls Friday.
Parties wishing to sell or buy land
in Buffalo County will do we'll to
call on or correspond with Reynolds
and Kreuger OF Kimball So. Oak,
Write for particulars regarding
our Telegraph, Matchmaking, En-
craving, and Optical school. Posi-
tions guaranteed,
National College, 6l9-25 1st Ave.
So. Minneapolis, MINI.
There was a hasty scramble Mon
day morning for winter clothing
which had been carefully laid away
the last OF June. Verify Dame Nat
ure has been coquetish this year.
and "the shade by the light CULVER
ing aspen made" Is clearly outclass-
ed as to variableness.
Saturday evening another hail
storm struck north Of town and did
considerable damage. Jim Kriek
was the heaviest loser, but everyone
Ia the path Of the storm suffered. It
stripped the tassels and leaves from
the corn and raised great Jumps ON
horses and was much the worst of
the season.
L. G. Griffith came up Wednesday
from Sioux City accompanied by A
P. Nelson, p. Bach, Andrew Ander-
son. Norris. Chris tiansen. and Mar.
tin Anderson, all oi Sioux City, who
are looking at land hero with a view
OF purchasing homes. The gentle,
men we're greatly pleased with their
first day in the county.
Freefo Catarrh, just to prove mer
1t, a Trial size Box OF DR.. Shoop's
Catarfh Remedy. Let me send It |!
now. 1t is a snow-white, creamy, |
healing, antiseptic balm. Contain.
Ing such healing ingredients as OIL
Eucalbtus, Thymol. Menthol, etc.
1t giva1instant and lasting relief to
Catarrh OF the nose and throat.
Make the free test and see for your
self what this preparation can. and
win acompiishs Address DR.. shoop
Racine Wis. Large jars 50,cents. |
Sold BY w. J. Hughes Co.