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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13

netrzne, grozace Kanadzie cd Sta
now Zjedn., Australia cd rasy
zoltej, poiud. Afryce cd Mem
cow, podtrzymuja w owych ko-
loniach daznosGs do utrzymania
zwiazku brytanskiego, do zacie-
Snienia go, a rozszerzenia ma
dziedzine militarna i dyplomaty-
czna, ktore to dziedziny naleza
dotad wyiacznie do Anglii i JeJ
ministery6w, Udzial W wydat-
kach ma dyplomacye i ma zbroj-
nose wymaga nowych dochodow,
dlatego wiec kolonie zadaja han
dlowych przywilejow ma angiel-
skim rynku. Odmowa zmusi Ie
do szukania innych sposobow O.
brony cd zewnetrznych niebez-
pieczenstw, a wtedy imperyum
moze sic rozluznic.
- Nadchodza wciaz wiadomo-
Sci bardzo powaznych rozru-
chach w Persyi. Ma szczegolna
uwage zasluguje fakt, re jeden
z braci panujacego szacha, cara
zem gubernator Luristanu, po-
woluje do broni wojownicze pie
miona gromadzi dobrze uzbro-
jone wojsko. Decyzya nowego
parlamentu, pozbawiajaca gfosu
wszystkich Ormian i Parsow,
wywolala wsr6d mich gosna rear
wywolaia wsrod mich gwaltowna
reakcye i grozbe, re przeniosa sic
tlumnie do Indyi. Rowniez pro-
wincyonalne zebrania zaznaczy-
1y swoj antagonizm wzgledem par
lamentu tego powodu panuJe
po miastach prawdziwa anarchia.
w niektorych mich, jak W Szy-
razie, Reszcie Tabrizie, rewolu-
cyoniSci zamkneli urzedy akcy-
zowe i telegraficzne. Pocztowa
administracya, prowadzona w
Meszedzie przez Belgiiczyk6w,
przestala funkcyonowac. Rewo-
lucya w Persyi w chwili obecnej,
jezeli istotnie do niej przychodzi,
jest w najwyzszynl stopniu ME
dogodna ola Niemiec, ktore do
tychczas jeszcze ME dokonczyiy
uklad6w bankowych z rzadem.
Usmierzenie jej ewentualnie mo-
re STAG sic zadaniem Anglii Ro-
syi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13
PRZEGLAD
POLTYEI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 13 czerwca.
(Anglia i jej kolonie,)


Pr6ba stworzenia imperyum
Orytanskiego sic ME powiodla.
Kouferencya kolonialna ktora
obradowala w Londynie mad pro-
jektem utworzenia wielkobrytan-
skiego obszaru celnego / .wspol-
nego ogniska rzadow odrebnych,
4 r6wnych sobie", rozjechala sic,
aie powziawszy zadnych posta-
aowien. Jest to wypadek, o kto-
YIN ma przek6r twierdzeniu ben
Akiby MONA powiedziec, re jak
SWAT Swiatem, tego jeszcze ME
by}o. Bo oto, szefowie samodziel-
nych rzqdow kolonialnych: Au-
stralii, Kanady, Novel Zelandyi,
Kapu, Natalu Transwaalu
przybyli do Anglii z propozycya,
ze z MIA owe kraje SciSlej sic po-
lacza, wsp6lnq utworza armie i
flote, wspolny beda mia}y urzad
dla zalatwiania spraw zagrani-
cznych, a nadto stala powolaja
do zycia delegature, ktora zasia-
dajqc w Londynie, bedzie przy
kr6lu ogniskiem rz9dow kolo-
nialnych angielskiego dla wszy-
stkich spraw wielkobrytanskich,
W zamian zaS "a to zadajq tylko,
ably Anglia preferowala ma swym
rynku towary kolonialne wiecej,
niz preferuje wszystkie obce,
tax samo. jak angielskie beda pre-
ferowane w koloniach; - ma te
propozycye ME zgodzi} sic gabi-
net Londynski! Czem sic tl6ma-
czy ten bezprzykiadny przypa-
dek?
z mowy angielskiego ministra
skarbu p. Asquitha wynika, re
tlumaczy sic on jedynie kwestya
chleba. Wzglad ekonomiczny
przewazyl wszystkie wzgledy
wielkomo carstwowej ambicyi po
tegi, blasku i znaczenia, wszyst-
kie wzgledy polityczne i militar-
ne Anglia ME chce bye impe-
ryum, obejmujacem wszystkie
czeSci swiata wolf pozostac luna
nienal nominating federacya kra-
j6w anglo saskich, DO chce mice
mozliwie najtansze wiktualy dla
swej angielskiej ludnosci. Rzeki
p. Asquith: Anglia ze Szkocya
! Irlandya liczy "A milion6w lu-
dnoSci, kt6ra powinna dobrze sic
odzywiac, aby m o g a
dobrze pracowa6. Jezeli nalozy-
my cio ma wiktuaiy z ktorego-
kolwiek kraju, aby dowozy ko-
lonii, wolne cd tego cia, zapano-
waly ma naszym rynku, to chleb
i mieso podrozeja, tego bye ME
powinno. Me wolno rzadowi przy
czynia6 sic do podrozenia srod-
k6w zywnoSci dla powiekszenia
zewnetrznej potegi panstwa. To
byioby nawet nierozumnie, bo ma
rod, zle odzywiany, stanie sic
Cherlaczym ME potrafi utrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13
KrWaWe Wa|ki " Ameryce
Srodkowej.
SENZACYJNE WYSTAPIENIE JAPONll.
Minister SandW lGdnOczOnyGh jdze do kafOn by zbadaG
spTaEa japOiSka,
Skandal ma divorce berlinskim.
Zn6w pOg1Oska rozwiazaniu Dumy ustapie-
niu StOiypina.
OSMIU POLITYCZNYCH" STRACONO. ROSYA ME
DOSTANIE GROSZA.
Jeszcze jeden zazd kr6a Edwarda.
Roosevelt na wakacyach. = Szczeg0fy kataStrOfy.
NieSZczescie kOlejOWe.
OSMIU ,POLITYCZNYCH" STRACONO. ROsYA ME
DOSTANIE GROSZA
Jeszcze jeden zjazd kr6la Edwarda.
Roosevelt na wakacyach. - Szczeg6fy katastrOfy
NieSzczescie kOlejOwe.

mac potegi, zdobytej tenn co mu
sic Cd ust oderwie.
Czyz jednak wiktua}y bardzo
by podrozaiy, gdyby nalozono
clio ma dowozy panstw obcych,
a ME nalozono eel ma dowozy z
tax ogromnych kolonij, jak n. P.
Gala Australia? Bynajmniej. w
najgorszym razie podrozenie wy
niosioby 5 proc, W najlepszym
2 proc. Lecz to jest kwestya
sporna, gdyz utrzymuja niekto-
rzy, re podrozenie byloby tylko
chwilowe, a potem nawet ceny-
by spadly, gdyz rolnictwo w ko-
loniach bardzoby sic rozwinelo.
Ale rad angielski ME chce ma
razac swej ludnosci nawet ma
przemijajaca i niewielka drozy-
zne. Jake niepodobnym on jest
do wielu, bardzo wielu rzadow,
kt6rych ekonomiczna madrosc
zasadza sic ma wyzyiowaniu lud-
nosci!
Swoja jednak droga postano-
wienie rzadu londyhskiego, mo-
ze mice niepomySlne nastepstwa
dla w. Brytanii. Do niedawna je-
szcze czynnikiem, ktory spajai
Anglie koloniami w jeden pan
stwowy organizm, by} patryo-
tyzm angielski. Kolonista czu}
sic Anglikiem, ojczyzne mial W
Anglii, o niej jej interesach "a
wsze pamieta}, w kolonii tylko
zarabial. Ksztalcn sic w Anglii
do niej ma starosc chcia1 wro-
cic. Lecz to juz przemine}o. w
koloniach narodzily sic i wycho-
wa}y nowe pokolenia, coraz llcz-
nieisze ME tax zasobne, aby
mogly choc raz W zyciu odwie-
die Anglie. Maja juz one swoje
szkoly, swoje uniwersytety, pra-
Sc Kolnia jest ich ojczyzna,
miejscowy dziennik ich monito-
rem.
w miare rozwoju cywilizacyj-
nego kolonij poczelo sic W Mich
wytwarzac poczucie narodowej
odrebnoSci, jake skutek wply-
wow klimatycznych, ekonomicz-
nych iwreszcie politycznych, kto-
re dzialaly przez odmienne usta-
wodawstwo. Lord Miner, repre-
zentant korony w Kolonii Kap-
skiej, oswiadczyl ma konferencyi
kolonialnej: wv naszych samo-
dzielnych koloniach slyszy sic
tylko jedno zdanie: ,,Nie poczu-
wamy sic do obowiazku lojalno-
Sci wzgledem Anglii, bo many
swoja ojczyzne, ale chcemy bye
lojalnymi wobec krola i impe-
ryum wielkobrytahskiego", a
prezes federalnego rzadu W Au-
stralii rzekl: ,,Nasza konferencya
Jest zebraniem przedstawicieli
wolnych narodow. Kolnie juz
przestaly uwazac Anglie "a me-
tropolie, lecz zapatruja sic ma
MIA, jake ma jedno pahstw,
wchodzacych w. sklad imperyum
brytanskiego, jako nprimus in
ter pares".
Wzgledy ekonomiczne, a po
czesci niebezpieczehstwa zew-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-13

mem uznania "a siuszne i stoso-
wne, azeby po ukonczeniu wojny,
gdy walczacy zawieraja pok6j,
zwyciesca mia} prawo zatrzyma-
MIA tego, CO W chwii przystapie-
MIA do ukiad6w pokojowych "a
jail zdobyi, wraz ze wszystkiem,
co sic ma powierzchni zajetego
terytoryum znajduje. Stany Zje-
dnoczone Rosya zamySlaja jak
najenergiczniej wystapic przeciw
takiemu sposobowi myslenia,
kt6ryby wysoce zagrazai ich in
teresom ma Wschodzie. Nadto
Stany Zjedn. zamierzaja podo-
bno wniesc ma konferencyi haa-
skiej. wniosek zasadniczo przeci-
why kwestyi przedstawionel
przez Japonie, co, ogdy sic zwazy
tax juz SLIME naprezone stosun-
XII pomiedzy obu ltemi pahstwami
moze doprowadzic do powaznego
konfliktu miedzyharodowego.
Washington, l 3 czerwca, -
Minister handful Oskar Strauss
Washingtonu ndaje sic osool-
scie do Kalifornii, azeby ma miej-
GU zbadae osad4it sprawe gwa1-
tow, popeinianydh ma Japohczy-
kach, oraz rozpatrzyc kWestye,
dotyczace immigracyi japohskiej.
Nadto jest zadaniem ministra
zebranie materyalu ola prezy-
denta i gabinetu, ktoryto mate
ryai bedzie uzyty przy ukladanlu
nowego ukladu Japoniq. Po-
twierdza sic wiadomoSc, re Ia
pohczycy, zamieszkali W San
Francisco dor11agaja sic soEd1r-
ME odszkodowania cd rc3du Il
gwalty przeciwko MIN kilkaG7o-
tnie przez miejscowa -ludaese po-
pelnione, nadto zqdaja, abv
rad raz ma zawsze wykluczvl
mozliwosc tego rodzaju wyP:d-
k6w przez odpowiednie ukaTanie
winnych.
Berlin, 13 czeEwca. = Serza-
cya dnia jest tutaj napedzenie cd
dworu banicya degradacya MO
diego ksiecia Fryderyka Henry
ka Pruskiego, dokonana osobiS-
Gle przez ces. Wilhelma wsrod
warunkow komiczno tragicz-
nych. KS. Fryderyk Henryk, mai
starszy syn zmarlego ksiecia AL
brechta, regenta bruszwickeigo,
kuzyn cesarza, by} jego ulubieh-
Gem caIej cesarskiej rodziny, o.
raz dworu, do kt6rego okazywal
wielkie przywiazanie, S}uz9c we
woisku - choc mlodzik - pia-
stowal iuz wysoka godnosc /
cieszyi sic nadzieja swietnej ka-
ryery. Ale ksiaze zyl "a wesolo..
dlug6w podobno mia} moe i aze-
by je pokry6 - gdy juz i kredy'
tn ME staio pope}nii kilka gru-
bych malwersacyi bankowych.
TIE wyszly ma jaw ME mogly bye
zatuszowane, skandal stal sic
giosny! Gdy sprawie dowie-
dial sic onegdaj ces. Wilhelm,
zawezwa1 do siebie marnotraw.
ne ksiazatko Wo0ecnoscl sWych
syn6w oraz kilkunastu wysokich
oficer6w armii niemieckiej i dy-
gnitarzy dworskich zbesztai ksie-
cia ostatnirni wyrazani, wiasna
reka zdari mu z koanierza szlify
oficerskie, wytarga} jak smarka-
cza "a uszy (dos}ownie!D l
wskazawszy mu drzwi, kaza1 "a
bierae sic ze dworu, z arrnii i z
Niemiecl Ksiaze wyszedl ze lza-
mi w oczach, pospieszyl do swel
rezydencyi tegoz dnia jeszcze
wyjechal do Egiptu. Ma drugl
dzieh ogioszono rozkaz cesarskl'
skazujacy ksiecia Fryderyka,
Henryka Pruskiego ma degrada'
eye banicye...
Defarch,,ro TO czervura
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Small Girl Makes Long Trip.

It's a long journey from Sheboy-
gan to Wenatchee.
But an eleven year old girl has
just accomplished it all alone.
Today when number one pulled in
Marshal Ferguson saw a dainty little
miss alight, who seemed unaccom-
panied and somewhat at sea. He
took her in tow and headed for the
Chewawa, as she had intimated that
she might eat something if urged.
She told the officer of her long trip,
and that she had come to join her
step-father, Joe Kelner, who form
erly worked for Chas. Harlin. On the
street they met Kelner, fastening to
the station to meet his step daughter.
There was joyful scene, and the
Chewawa lunch party was broken
up.
Asked If she was not frightened
when travelling alone the juvenile
tourist became indignant and said:
"Well, l should say mot
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Wild Pig Gets Bold.

J. o. Naslin from up the Columbia
river is in the city today. He says
wild hog is making occasional raids
on his locality, descending from Bad
ger mountain to the ranches below.
Mr.. Naslin thinks it an Irish hog
as it has strong liking for the po-
tato patches. The next time the ami
NAL comes within shooting range
Naslin expects to secure his supply
of summer sausage.
With summer sausage" in such
i'll repute in Wenatchee it is not SUI
prising that the hog prefers to NOV.
around in the dark.
Naslin will use no "freezum'
The thought of ''freezum' is prob
ably what makes the hog so wild. :"
"Pulverized pig" is no longer a
favorite dish in the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
new CHEWAWA
NEARS COMPLETION

The Chewawa, Weratchee's mag
nificent new hotel. is rapidly nearing
completion.
Already several second story
rooms have been engaged, and many
are already occupied. The furnish
ings and equipment of the second
story is now complete, and has
aroused the admiration of all who
have been through the new hostelry.
The lower floor, containing the
offices, billiard rooms. bar, ETC., is
rapidly nearing completion, and will
be ready for occupancy some time
next week
Messrs. Austin & Co., are to an
nounce the opening date later, at
which time the general public will be
invited to join in the festivities.
Music, refreshments and probably a
dance will mark the grand opening
of the new hotel.
Watch the Daily World for the for
NAL announcement.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
McCLAIN IS A
BAD indian
Notorious Half Breed Again Arrested
Charged Now With Murder
of Il White Man.

OkANOGAN, Wash, June IA
Johnnie McClain, the notorious half
breed who was released from the
Walla Walla penitentiary last winter
was arrested today, charged with the
murder of William Cameron, a
white man. Cameron and McClain
left here Tuesday night for trip
over the Colville reservation. On
Wednesday McClain returned alone.
He was drunk and incidentally told
William Ambros, an Indian, that he
had killed Cameron. An Investigation
followed and Cameron's body was
found today secluded under heap OF
brush near small lake, some s
miles from Okanogan. McClain was
taken to the county seat, and an in
quest will be held over the body of
Cameron
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
NEED the FLOOR SPACE

The Ellis-Forde company has
bought out the lease of the Odd Eel
lows on the upper floor of the Big
Store building, and on August first
will enlarge its furniture depart
ment
When this building was erected
two years ago. it was thought to be
amply large for the stores use for
many years to come. But the rapid
growth of Wenatchee and the ex-
pansion of business has already
cramped the company for additional
space. The Big Store now has a
floor space of $4,000 feet.
George H. Ellis, Jr., will leave
soon for an extended eastern trip,
buying goods for next seasons trade.
r. c. Lewis, bother of C. NJ. Lewis
of the Wenatchee Hardware COM
pany, is here this week from Chica-
go, accompanied by his wife.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Big Wheat Crop This Year.

That Douglas county will have a
bumper crop this year is an assured
fact. 1t will be the largest crop ever
harvested in the county. The condi
tionS have been excellent all along
but the rain of the first of the week
has materially aided the already fine
prospects.
Whenever this country is visited
by June rain you can make up your
mind that a good crop will follow,
and while the rain was a little earlier
than usual and not very badly need
ed, still it has had an excellent effect
in many places.
In a few places throughout the
county the grasshoppers have bother
ed some but not to any great extent
and the rain will have demOraliz-
ing effect on these-they like hot,
dry weather.
In the southern part of the county
in the neighborhood of Quincy wheat
is all headed out-that country being
about month ahead of this. Reports
from every part of the county are to
the effect that there is an increased
acreage everywhere and that the
crops are looking fine.
It is safe to estimate that the yield
of wheat in Douglas county will be
from ten to fifteen million bushels
this year.
With the price of wheat soaring up
near the dollar mark this means that
the farmers of this community will
be on easy street after the crops are
harvested.
There is only one fear that is gen.
orally expressed throughout the coun-
ty and that is that it will be impos-
sible to secure harvest hands to take
care of the crop.-Waterville En-
pire.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Man WHO RAvACED
FRISCO FOUND GUILTY
Famous CRATER SchmitZ in Shadow
of Penitentiary-St0ry of His
Rapid Rise and Fall

quit the bench.
Abe Ruef, a few months ago the
political master of the city, boss of
two political parties and with an
ambition to be a United States sena-
tor, has pleaded guilty.
Engene E. Schmitz, whose sudden
rise from poverty to great riches
has been one of the great political
scandals of modern times. has been
convicted of extorting some of his
wealth from the Franch restaurant
keepers of his home city.
And now the district attorney de-
clares that the work of conVicting the
millionaire criminals who have made
the crimes of Ruef and SchmitZ pos
sible will be far easier because of
the conviction of the first two Of
tenders.
The unanimity of the jury in the
case of SchmitZ tells the story of the
sentiment in the community concern
ing graft, bribe-takers and bribe-
giverS.
There was no trouble or struggle
to secure a verdict once the case had
been given into the jury's hands. On
a preliminary ballot. one juror voted
for an acquittal, merely to provoke
discussion over one point in the
judges charge that he did not under
stand and Immediately upon formal
ballot being taken the entire twelve
jurors voted, guilty as charged
The synagogue was crowded with
men and women when the jurors fil-
ed into their box and the whisper
went around that a verdict had been
reached. Mayor Schnlitz, who had
been waiting in his automobile out
side the door, came in with his law
yers and sat between Attorneys Bar
rett and Drew with w. H. Metson
and Judge Fairall in close attend
ancc.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA
jury of twelve of his peers has de-
clared Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz
guilty of the crime of extOrtion as
charged against him by the Oliver
grand jury The jury was out just
one hour and thirty-five minutes.
They elected Charles E. Capp fore
man and at once proceeded to an
informal ballot This was cast ver-
bally and stood eleven for conviction
and one for acquittal. Juror Burns,
a shoemaker, cast the dissenting
vote. Then the twelve men began a
discussion of the evidence. which
lasted for nearly an hour. 1t was a
written ballot and was unanimous
for conviction.
On the wings of rumOr spread the
report: 'Tha jury has reached ver-
dict" and even before Judge Dunno
reached the synagogue, hurried thith-
er in an automobile, nearly thous-
and men had gathered in Bush street
and were clamoring at the doors to
be let in They were kept out until
the twelve men had been brought
in and seated AS Judge Dunno en-
tered his chambers by rear way the
crowd surged into the building from
the front.
THE judgment of the court will
be pronounced on Wednesday, June
27th," said Judge Dunno.
District Attorney Langdon asked
that the usual course be pursued.
You mean," questioned Judge
Dunno, that you desire that the de-
fendant be taken into custody pend
ing the pronouncement of sentence?"
Yes, your honor, we think that
should be done, responded Langdon.
THE sheriff will take the defend
ant into custody pending the further
order of the count, saying this
Judge Dunno arose abruptly and
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Wenatchee Ferry Changes Hands.

Zeb Parrish, who not long ago pur-
chased the Olson ferry at this point
on the Columbia, has just sold it
again. The purchaser this time is
man named Sam Noltz, who halls
from the east. The recent purchaser
is now conducting the ferry as before.
The building of the Columbia river
bridge will interfere to some extent
with the business of the ferry,
though there will probably be no
falling off in the ferry-boat receipts
by reason of the bridge until De-
cember of this year-if then.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Bank Building Being RemOdcled.

Work is progressing rapidly on
the improvements to the F. & NJ
bank on Wenatchee avenue
The improvements on the place
include an addition in the rear, a
new vault, new plate glass front and
new interior equipment The interior
fixtures are to be of genuine mahog-
any. and when finished it is said
there will be no bank in Central
Washington of equal size SURPRISING
the F. & M. for beauty and conven-
ience of arrangement. The vault will
be built of four thicknesses of brick.
with air spaces between, with bur-
glar proof safe inside.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Dora Thorne" Pleased Large Crowd

Wenatchee theater goers were de-
lighted with the Brandon company's S
presentation of Dora Thorne" last
night.
Probably the largest crowd seen in
the theater during the present en-
gagement of the Brandon players
greeted these people when the cur
tain rose last night on the first act
of this popular old English melo-
drama.
The trials and vicissitudes of Dora
Thorne and her artist husband held
the audience through a long success
sion of events, until the felicitious
finish of the final scene
Tonight the sBrandons make their
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15

over-enthusiastic youths against
pawning their watches. ETC.. to raise
money for buying votes.
The conStest will close at seven
O'Clock, Saturday night, June 29th,
two weeks from tonight.
Full information as 20 ballots, etc.,
at the voting places named.
Some popular Wenatchee belle will
wear a crown, and be a goddess for
a day.
Who?
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Got His Curiosity Aroused.

Yesterday a customer walked into
Bartlett's Wenatchee Bazaar, and
said: Il read in the World that peo-
pie were kicking about the noise
these 40-horse power graphophones
are making on Wenatchee avenue.
Do you sell that kind?' Proprietor
Bartlett pleaded guilty, and the in
quiring man spent S66.
Everybody reads the World.
Wise merchants advertise in it.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Some Big Strawberries.

John A. Green is making race
;or the palm as the champion grow
er of big strawberries this year. And
he has some big ones, too. One
which he was exhibiting Monday
weighed nearly two ounces and
measured 7A inches in circumfer-
filled a large dinner plate and
weighed 19A ounces.-Chelan Lead
or
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
SOME GIRL TO
wear A CROWN
Goddess of Liberty for 4th of July
Street Parade TO BE Chosen
by Popular Vote.
Have you a girl?

Have you girl?
Is there some particular petticoat
that looks better to you than all the
rest?
Would you like to see your favor
ite crowned Goddess of Liberty on
the Fourth OF July. and hauled
through the streets in gorgeous
chariot?
Would you?
Here's an innovation planned by
the Fourth of July committee that
promises fun for everybody and a
crown for the most popular young
lady in Wenatchee
Popularity Contest.
Monday morning ballot boxes will
be placed in the following stores:
Pogue's drug store, Red Gross
Pharmacy, Wenatchee Drug Co.. Par
shall's Department Store, Ellis
Forde's, Wenatchee Department
Store, and Weister's.
Anybody can vote.
No registration is necessary.
Votes cost one cent each.
After the first day the names will
be counted and the contestants bull
letined
The publication of the names and
standing of the various girls for
whom votes have been cast will add
Zast to the contest.
Pick your favorite. pay your cent,
and help her wear a crown!
Which Girl?
The city needs Goddess of Lib
erty to preside at the Fourth festiv-
tiles.
This seems the only proper meth
cd of choosing her.
The chosen beauty will be crowned
and draped in flowing robe, the
gift of the committee.
For the sake of innocent depend
ents the committee desires to warn
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
last appearance in Wenatchee.

last appearance in Wenatchee.
The Only Way" is the name un-
der which tonight's performance will
re staged The success of this pro-
duction in London and New York
has made it familiar to every thea
ter goer in America.
The addition of new members to
the company, and the clever spec
ialties between the acts has greatly
strengthened the Brandon shows,
and tonight will probably Sc full
house.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-15
Found Fresh Water.

D. Gensinger reports the discovery
of spring of water on the Pullen
place across the Columbia, which
farm he now owns. Noticing an ex-
ceptionally heavy growth of vegeta-
tion in one spot he sunk hole to
depth of about four feet, and
struck good flow of cold water.