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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

s. 4 s Z 4 L = & n s 6
Fifth avenue, New York:
Never pay tllls outlnwed bill Of ---- $500
not let my estate pay It. $3.50 Of 1t Is
n swindle-they wd. not arr'i,ge so
now 1t all As outlawcd, asl havcsnever.
been n foreign resident.
Says He Seemed Over-Rich.'
{ only need 10 to 5000 for the 2
Stcels Il have then, already haN
about $4,000 proAt). An 7 seemed over
rich + paid A. 200 plus 500 plus y equal
ing about $500 OF bills.
500
$4,000
srnithacld st 1000 !.
Coke 64O0
t(Casr etcyleft from 5000 checque
to Gates & Co. most OF which
can return in ten duys) 5000
1890
Now they might say how much
they cd. loan on 9Th St property
10000 to s650OO,oO? Excuse scratchy
letter.
US S E-c
II. *. Thaw.
What percent Is s1:sooo.oo year on y.
fourteen million allowing for sink,
s1unQ!E AlSWcE, itliHuo - PStr--''''5st'
Orders Stock Shares, Sold.
ia "a West Fortieth st,
New York, n. Y.
YOU ordered Man. sold at 166 30
ana the N. y. c. sold at 15i anyway.
Dear Denny,
Was list los with
II there is any nluss there. please
use your power OF Atty to order SOLO
for my account with II. $. and Co.
1000 Manhattan
500 N. Y. Central.
Then Withdraw my balance there
(about $1,000 and deposit i IN untor
Bank
If they are safe, as ! suppose, only
have enclosed letter delivered.
1t contains check for $500 fol
If that overdraws me please arrange
1t, shall return It in a few days.
Please telegraph.
Letter delvered-all safe.
Letter returned. am closing account
Very truly.
81 West 10th st, III X. THAW.
Lost $1,000 at Monte Carlo.
Grand Hotel Bellagia APR u
Hotel Villa Serbeloni ASS
BcllaglO
I4ago di Como
Dear Denny
I'm sorry to trouble you but DON
understand.
was overdrawn...,.. .loo63.3
Paid in.....5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S232.1
| $3.50 {:
/. Did you make note for $4,000
! leaving my balance near nine thousand
or make note for l130.S5 leaving n
balance!
!. lost almost nothing at M. G. play
1 ing. Just 100000 for weeks. q les
than the percentage. bought som
] pearls and very strong automobile.
Is -- touched?
was lunching with girl when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS GALORE
FOR THE CITY PEOPLE

The people OF the city VIII nave no.
dearth OF amuseInents this SUNNI err. Be-
sides the Underwood attractions and thn
BASEBALL games, there will be q suns
mer stock company Mt the Academy.
and the Bijou will keep open as long as
the attendance may warrant There
are number OF shows yot to como to
the Bljou before The regular season
closes. and 1t may be that Manager Nc
SKee will run far into the summer, With
musical comedy and vaudeville.
No dccision has been reached yet con-
corning the operatioI OF the Casino. It
may be that this suburban theatre will
be closed all summer, giving way for
the attractions at lakewood and the
rink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
MI. Jerome Makes Public Cor
respondencc between Prisoner
ana I. D. Lyon.

NEW YORK, March 23.-lNorming
part OF the application Of District AT
torney Jerome FOR u commission in
{lunylcy. TO determine the mental condi-
tionHof HAIRY X. Thaw arc n.scrins of
letters, the contents OF which have been
made public They were written from
5 the Tombs prison, as the postmarkS
show. to j. Denniston Lyon, of tho
Union National Bank of 1ittsburg, who,
in the letters themselves is cAlicd'D cur
Denny" Nonoof the letters Is dated.
Mr.. Lyon came voluntarily from
Pittsburg in tie carly part of the trial.
butStlid not bring the correspondence
with him.. lie promised to forward 1t
to the clerk OF the court, which he
eventually did. The district attorney
has made this correspondence part of
8liis moving papers 20 show tho inco-
herency OF Thnws mind while lie was
awaiting trial. They are as follows:
rhe Republican Club, of the City OF
New York. "a and Sc West For
tieth Street.
Dear Dcnny,--I am sorry that the
manager of Miss Ms hotel is an idiot.
< olle stopped one night at n place called
the ------ but was disturbed by street
\ noises. The hotel contains ladies who
have frequently invited me for the
night.
No one was moved and oil meals
were served.
Now she has n better place with a
nice woman, Mrs. Kane, afriend of her
family.
i 1 never saw this --, nor spoke.
nor wrote to him.
You know OF her misfortuncs.
Mr.. Holman married her Mother three
years too late. He is trying to keep
her quit. and must do SO.
Should the facts come out no one
but would believe she sold the child
to the most notorious bastard in N. Y
Everything proves it.
l. and ii very few other persons
know She did not mean wrong. but
since infancy she was jealous OF and
dislikcd tho child, and was gulled tic
an unbelievable extent by this black
guard and .
If lie says anything to any Of US
or any one, assure Mr. II. that they
must say nothing. Unless she desires
ing that she and the girl was inno-
cent victims, and the girl not ever
\ foolishcd, but thrown by an inconr
ccivably unwlse relative
You must know this in case Mr., IT
IS ovcrbourn tHe desires silencc) sc
you can hold him dead" lie knows .
could "otIierwise" gladly marry apt
< no one object; I'D
L purposely confuse these pronouns
though this letter is only for VI pri
othcrw1!sss al very well
Of course 1t is hard on all. can
regret it nore-and all caused BY tn
popular baboon--at heart the wors
rotter in America.
Best regards--when sh'd 7 come I,
pgh. and for. 2 days or a week
Yrs very sincerely,
Eis H. Is. Th.
Never Pay This Bill
The Wolcott Thirty-tirst street an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
GRANTS INJUNCTION.
Other Complications Arise in
Connection With Bay Shore

s NORFOLK. March 23,-Fcderal Judge
Waddill to-day granted In part the In
Junction applied for in the United States
court yesterday In an action brought by
llttgants In the Bay Shore railway case
to enjoin Arthur w. Depue OF New
York. from proceeding with q suit In
equity In the circuit court OF Norfolk
county, under which ii. L. Page had
been named as receiver Of the Conson-
dated Turnpike Company. over one Of
whose turnplkes the Bay Shore road IL
operated, with HI uncleared title. by
tile Bay Shore to it's right OF way.
The court granted tile Injunction In Its
entirety In so far as 1t Affects propcrty
under control OF the Federal court in
the Bay Shore case. but otherwise tho
Depuo suit remalns IN operation, and
Receiver Page is IN fun charge OF tbs
affairs OF the Turnpike Company for the
collection OF tOlls, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

.hallowed by centuries Of use, according
TO some authorities, by the royal psalms
LIST himself.
Next week. at the new Sacred Heart
Cathedral, these quaint old melodies Will
be heard once more. Great mastors. such
ns Mozart. have admired these Simple
chants, and others Of less note have
succeeded In putting some OF, them into
hnrmonized parts. Use will be made Of
these harmonizatlons. and this blending
OF the old and the new Is expected to
add variety and charm to this solemn
occasion.
The two final rel,ea rsals for the Ten
ebiuc" will he held in the new Sacred
Heart Cathedral, the one on Sunday,
March cath. at p. NJ; the other on
rucsdny, March 26th. mt f. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Penrose Acquitted.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX March 2s-
Major c. ". Penrose, Of the Twenty
fifth Infantry. was to-day acquitted
of the charge OF neglect Of duty pre-
.ferred against him at the instance Of
President Roosevelt Tor alleged mis-
conduct In connection with tho "shoot-
ing up" OF Brownsville, Tex. by negro
soldiers OF the Twcnty-fitth Infantry.
lat August,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Observation-Disclosures.

Special to the Times u spa tchJ
= FIRED ERR CkSBUEtG. VA, March %.
Robert lIockAday and Miss Dora
Tompkins, both Of Spo t<~,vania county.
We're married Thursday at the home OF
the bride, near Partlows, Rev. J. s..
Ryland. OF CAROLINE, performing the
ceremony,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
course his position was 'indcfinater,

Another fact:
They went to sell out for 10000.
They claim tlloy make "A Or 1900 a
year, besides bacltmuil.
X Another facts; s9A
a number OF people IN, 1'g'h now are
working to crush them, lf you see tho
Chamber Of Commerce people will you
in1nirc---nnd IL you care to net with
them, and give them back anything
that acones.of It, any ROW" or action
will beneflt6me.
You best can learn tile situation. II
you will let mo know your opinions I
shall be glad. They arc about ripe for
q sudden end. II seems ifsyou or all
Of us (und hear others lnovc). IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
PlTTSBURG'S MAYOR
SENDS AFFIDAVIT

PITTsBurG. March sa.--An am
davlt relative to the present mental
condition of Harry Is. Thaw was tele-
graphed to DiMrict-Attorney Jeroma
this afternoon by Mayor George Nv.
Guthrie ana contained Al t,M affidavit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
A Criticism Of Jerome.

~
no. no,.rnw T,le,ann ,uo. rnr To-
rtune-Mun fortunat 'cr'O Under is tho n : ~
chda there ia IL nrccelcnt for5 o,,,. no.
tion, Jcronc,s dolay is without nrecn-
&dencc IN M ,,,nn,,,.,nt cnsa ,v,,ernj a.
fendnnt xvn !, ,nnnv Wa could 'hnnt him
IN If 6 rn,rt M tno sln,yiv. .n IL
this don,t h,,nn Mn ,vo cn,l INN +he
~ htty p ur.na ''''''' w W ~ WIZ e''e
II, x 4.
Malicio11slv TJsed Henrv's Na1ne.
-t,,a ,,os,,i1,Ia -, an...>,,
81 -, e. ~, ~, ~ mai,
, ~ ,,n, IN. Wy ~, 80
~ ~, I'VE 'oss NY ny
W. 10y 10y.
w. se,iu s s9.l J, cop,as y lllo
iie'u'u > WY. uirecti9 Hco'snecteu VIII
-
Journal not pad
sun sun (.
LINES So
Moriu
Press
1T Is better as Henry has family
& his brother has not. that Henry sec
these things. don't believe that --- ----
got gay with any lady, but he may
have been temporary nuisance.
The ----- firm are company 4 can
be used themselves. They maliciously
used Henrys name. The n. T. papers
might claim change OF name as "acci-
~ x. i z. 4 RI ~ i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
How ]! / |:
Grows

It is often remarked that money dla<
appears, hut 1T Is seldom heard of hoW
money grows.
All that is needed Is the seed-ths
flrst deposit. BY adding the 3 sneF cent,
compound interest which this bank
NAYS your account will readily grow,
81 course ypur curiosity to have u
grow rapidly will lead you 70 save al and
make further deposits,
To-day IA the day to start
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
THE NWEAT THEIR

Forecast: Virginia-Falr, continued
warm Sunday showers and colder in
afternoon or night in, north portions;
Monday fair; fresh souln to west winds.
North Carolina--Fair Sunday and
Monday. continued warm; fresh south-
west winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
weather was clear and
Ranra Of & he h er111nnl ntcr. rs

Highest temperature yesterday..., o
Lowest temperature yesterday..... s
Mean temperature yesteruHy........ 8
Normal temperature yesterday....
Departure from normal temperature. /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
A Break Down
Took the Spring Medicine Just in Time

What wonderful change woughtn the who
us spring
to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

y VIC tpHc to VIII Go YOU the lMOSC good.
evaporation and distlaon and have idenlcay the same
cusaHSe properties sold by druggists promptly by
'nall on receipt OF price, 100 doses ole dollar,
c. u. HOOD CO.. Lowell Mass.
10. 32A T' - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
.-THAW'S LETTERS
TO HIS BANKER

- Z ~ 7T7T-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

NOW is TIC tline TO Take II, BECAUSE NOW
L. 70 meet the wishes those who prefer
medicine in tablet form we are now
putting IN Hoods salsaparla cl,ocoated tablets called
sarsaahs Well as in The usual liquid
prepared APm Hoods sarsaparlla itself w PROCESS ol
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
ALAZY EDITOR.

A lazy man who edits 9 paper
over il Illinois warbles sweetly as
follows:
ssThe lark came up to meet the
sun and carol forth his lay. the
farmer took his gun and at him
blazed away. The busy bee a.
rose at five and ranged the mead
ows DER, tue farmers wife went
for his hive and robbed him tf
his store. The little ant roee,
too, bi. labors to begin; the greedy
swallow few that way and took
his antship il. o birds, h ee,
ants, be wise, 10 proverbs take Eo
stock. like me refuse from bed u
rise till half past nine O'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

It ,s reported in the press that
oil-well, Wilkins No. g, at Jen-
nings, has produced 2,674. 600 bar
rels Of oil mp to the close Of 1906.
The well was completed Nov. 20,
1904. The output Of this we'll is
possibly without q parallel in the
history Of oil wells. For those
who have not stopped to figure,
the following calculation will prove
interesting. A tank 10 feet deep,
100 feet wide, would have to be
over Al miles long to hold the en-
tire output Of this one we'll.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
LIGHT
COMMISSIONERS
Make Changes in Rates for
All Night Lights"
Plant doing a good Business and
on a Revenue Basis.

The Board Of Commissioners
Of the New Iberia Electric Ii.bi
and Watcrxorks Plant met at
plants Office on Monday cvcnin.
IN regular session, with Mayor
Langhlin in the chair and tue
following commissioners present:
Max Levy, j. ". Taylor, Jno.
Broussard and L. T. Mlia,d,
Absent: Jules Dteyfus and A. +
DecOurt.
After the reading Of the min
utes Of the former meeting the
Secretary Manager read his re
ports. The net revenues lol the
month of December. 1906, amount
ed TO 1868 II.
Another interesting feature
shown by the reports, was Tie
comparison Of the numbsr Of ba.
rels of oil burned on the night Of
the 18th Of January, 1907, with
the amount consumed on the
same date last year. This year
- barrels were used-Iast year
3S; a saving Of 81 per. cent of
the oil consumed last year
This saving stands az cred
it to the meter system.
The Secretary presented the
annual reports. The business
for i9D &, as represented in the
footing Of the report, is SIS, 30,
while the total business Of 1905
amounted to sl7, ,523 81 an increase
Of 81 1O6 GG.
During the vening work the
schedule rates for "All night"
light service was taken up and
discussed fully and from every
standpoint that could be thought
of, with the result Of adopting
an amendment Of the tariff, as
presented by Mr.. MilIard as
follows:
On lights for commercial CT
manufacturing purposes, Hat rate
or privilege OF all night service
the rate sha be 81 % each 1G G.
.. lamp up to iour lamps inclu
sive. The rate Oh all lamps above
the first four shall he $lGO each
On 49,. =. lamps for Comntr.
cial or manufacturing purposes
with privilege If burning them
till ii O'clock y. IL. the rate
shall he 81 ~ for The first aud
so cents for the second. Above
two lamps must 90 Oh meters.
If Iish! users, under this class
burn their lights beyond IL, o'cIo' k
y N. bills will be rendered for
the all night service at the Iaie
of 81 25 per lamp.
The adoption of the above mo-
dificat.ons of the rates Of charges
for ligh ting service is not intend
ed to disturb the rate now in ex
istence for residence service.
The ssall-nIght" rate goes into
effect from its adoption.
The 'sEIeven O'Clock, y rate goes
into effect from and after the
first of February next.
The question Of appointing a
ssFiDance Committee" was dis
cussed hut laid on the table for
future consideration.
The meeting then adjourned
sine die.
1
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
Committed TO
THE FULL PROJECT
lnterc0astal Canal to be Accord.
ed GoVrlme1t Recognition
Mississippi Mermantau Section
and Two Links in Texas to
be Dredged at Once.

The Galveston News notes the
final disposition Of the Intercoas.:
al canal project for this session
IN the following Washington
special:
This much Of the intercOastal
canal will be provided for in the
river aud h arbOrs bill now being
put together: From Franklin Mer-
mentau, La, at a cost Of $3.50,
900; from Aransas Pass to Mata-
gOrda Bay, with channel from
San Antonio bay the Guadalupe
river to Victoria, at q cost of
$12S,OOo; channel from the mouth
Of the BrazOs to Galveston at a
cost Of sl5l,OOO. The rest of
the project to be referred back
to the board of engineers for fur
ther consideration. Such were
The conclusions of the subcom
mittee and now the decision Of
the full rivers and narbors com.
mittee making it certain that the
bill will include these items.
''The committee insisted on
charging the cost Of the BIazOs
Galveston channel to the inter
coastal project, and this made it
impossible to provide for its ex-
tension as far as the Brazos, since
1t was decided to divide about
equally between Texas and I.ouisi-
ana the money allotted for this
project. The sections Of this can.
al tins provided for are to be
five feet deep and forty feet wide
and FIVE feet is to be the depth Of
of The channel UP to the Guada
lupe TO Victoria.
1.-The effect Of the committees
action il. referring the rest of
the project to the board Of engi-
neers is to maintain its status,
50 that When the next river and
harbOr bill is undertaken an ef.
fort may be made to have this iw
portant project completed. As il
l., the sections that are to b.. con
tructeL under authority Of tbi-.
bill will only be local water ways
There will bc 4 gap between
Matagorda Bay and Galveston
and a gap between Galveston and
Sabine Bay, and still! further gaps
bey ond that point. Tobring about
these connections and thus make
.he great waterway it was project
cd 10 be il a task for tue future.
But substantial progress toward
that end is made il this hill, and
when it il considered hat obsta-
Gle was put in the way by the
board Of engineers, it will be
seen that Messrs. Burgess and
Garner have achieved much under
the circumstances.
The important thing is that
the intercoastal canal project gets
government recognition"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
Cha m Derlainss Cough Remedy
n Safe Medicine Tor
Children.

In buying a cough medicine for
children, never be afraid to bay
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
There il no danger from it, and re
lief is always sure to follow. 1t IS
intended especially for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough,
and there is no better medicine in
the world for these diseases. 1t is
not only q <rtain cYfe for Group,
but, when given y soon as the
croupy cough aEfears, will pre-
vent the atta4k. Nvhoopi"g cough
is not dangerP99 when this remedy
is given as d Iected. 1t contains
no opium or Vher harmful drugs.
and may be given as confidently
to a baby as to an adult. For sale
by All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26
WHAT Is KEEf1a1 YOU
from owning your own home'
sss00mIdinR Association.
ARGUE FOR INLAND
CANAL FOR SOUTH.
Would Provide q Market For :3,OOO,-
600 Tons Pittsbur9 Coal at LOU
isiana And Texas Points,

A Washington dispatch says
members IF the Louisiana and
Texas delegations were heard by
the board Of engineers for rivers
and harbOrs Wednesday on the
inter coastal canal project, and
from the manner in which their
arguments we're received by the
board they are encouraged" at the
outlook for favorable action. Ar
guments were presented to show
the necessity for such waterway
and the benefits to be derived by
the commerce Of Texas and Loui~i
ana clearly described.
The people of Louisiana are
familiar with the good that will
come to that section of The cOun-
try through which the proposed
canal will pass, but a particular
" strong statement was made by
Representative AchesOn Of Penn
sylvania, a member Of the rivers
and ha,bOrs committee. Mr.
Acheson argued that tins project
was really a complims mt to the
pan to make a canal of the Ohio
river, between Pittsburg and
Carlo, and to improve the upper
Mississippi He stated that it
would make an immediate mar
ket for three million tons Of Pitts
burg coal at points in Louisiana
and along the Texas coast. Al
present coal from the Indian
Territory, which il said 10 be not
half as good as the Plttsbure
coal, selIs in Southern Texas al
$3.50 per ton. 1t is estimated
that Pittsburg coal cal be carried
to New Orleans at 80 cents pei
ton, and that If this canal was il
|operation from New Orleans t.
Houston, Texas. for 60 cents pei
ton. Il is believed that Goa
could be conveyed from Pittsbur&
| to the Rio Grande at from 81 81
TO $3 per ton. The same woult
be true Of iron, steel, glass ant
pottery. New Orlea'ss, Houston
and other towns in Louisiana
and Texas are growing at q rapit
rate, and using 2 large amount 0
4 structural iron on which tht
railroad rate from Pittsburg i
lat present aboat $12 per ton
Mr.. Acheson submitted figure
} showing that an immense savinI
would be effected by the pe0pl
lof Louisiana and Texas In th
event Of the construction Of tbi
canal.
Mr.. Achcson argued that rick
sugar and other heavy cOmmOd
ties could be conveyed fr0l
i Louisiana and Texas to Pitt
burg by water ct 0De-sixth tll
rateby rail.-Kaplan Tines
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

After . long spell Of delightful
epr,pg.like weather winter return
ed this week with frost and ice.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings there we're white frosts
On Tuerdsy morning Mr.. A. Il
rrotter bore witness Of thin Ice.
NJ. ST. Martin also stated that be
found ice on the inside Of outer
leaves Of cabbages cut from BID
helCs.
The rainfall Of Saturday night
anoant = q .376 inehel
-. g.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

A field. that is titled and tllltd
Grows barren at last with use.
It's the same with a writer chap-
They drain him and turn him
loose!
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

1t must have been from BOutte
station that Pat sent his famous
brief message to the head authO-i-
ties of the road, as follows:
"NO. 8.
Off again.
On again.
Gone again.
Flanagan"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-01-26

~ Itch cared IN 20 minutes by
W 3otford's Sanitary Lotion. New
er fails. Sold BY Q. u. Lee Drug
gist.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-23

short OF the needs Of the people.
Put 1t any way you will, the needs
of the people demand cooperation
of both parts of town.
THIRD, CITY COUNCIL HAS
BEEN FAIR.
The city council OF the past and
present have been fair with the peo-
pie of the north part of town. Water
is being furnished goodly number
of residents from the city's supply.
The authorities of the city proper,
have assumed very fair attitude to
all those who could not secure water
from the Spring Water company.
For this the people of the north
end of the city, should reciprocate
by getting in line to become part OF
the city of Wenatchee.
FOURTH, FIRE PROTECTION.
The World remembers not many
months ago when the fire department
of the city ran it's legs nearly off to
put out a fire outside of the city
limits. The effort was unsuccessful
owing to the fact that the fire had
made too much Roadway.
The same spirit has been manifest
in other lines as well. The north
part of the city has been treated as
though it were a part and parcel of
the city itself. This is a broadminded
way to look at these things. To
help a neighbor is to help oneself.
CONCERNING SCHOOL MAT
TIERS.
AS a farther evidence of the good
will which exists and which should
continue to exist, the school districe
might be cited as an illustration. A
few opposed the consolidation of the
Wenatchee with the North Wenat-
chez school districts. That 'opposi-
ton has now passed away. The ad-
vantages derived by such union are
now manifest. The school board is
now planning for a new brick school
house for, what was formerly the
North Wenatchee district.
Not only in school matters but in
all matters of civic nature, should
the citizens of the community act
in harmony and as a unit.
On the other hand, should the
people of the proposed new addi-
ton prefer to remain outside of the
city limits, under what right may
they ask the benefits to be derived
from city organization.