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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
RIFLE CONTEST.
Carried on on Oppoite Sides OF the
Continent.

Annapolis, Nd, May 2O.-A rife
team of ten men representing the ca
det corps of st. Johns military college,
Annapolis, is today engaged in a match
at the Maryland militia range at Glen
burnie, about fifteen miles from this
city, against opponents who are shoot
ing over the national guard rifle range
of California Their adversaries are
the members of a ten-man team from
the University of California. The
match will be shot on the two state
ranges clear across the continent from
each other but the scores will be close
ly kept by neutral referees and ex-
changed by mail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Demand 10 Per Cent Advance.

Providence, r. l., May 20.-A re-
quest for an advance of 10 per cent in
wages to take effect next Monday,
will be served at once upon all mill
owners in Rhode Island who have not
already signified their intention of
following the lead of Fall River and
New Bedford in advancing the wages
of the textile operatives. This action
was voted yesterday at the annual
Spinners' association, held in Paw
tucket. The proposed advance. al
though asked by the mule spinners as
an organization. was requested for all
textile operatives, weavers, loom fix
ers and slasher tenders as we'll as the
spinnerS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
PAT GROVE ON TRIAL.
Must Answer for Crime Charged
Against Him in 1905

Council Bluffs. Ia, May 2O.-Pat
Grove, the kidnaper, was this morn
fng placed on trial on a charge of
holding up and robbing two street cars
on the night of July 4, 1905.
Grove, together with another man,
was indicted while he was on trial in
Omaha for the kidnapping of Eddie
Cudahy. The cars robbed were on the
Lake Manawa line of the Omaha and
Council Bluffs street car system.
Seventy dollars was secured. Grove
has pleaded not guilty to the indict-
ment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Fatberland Labor League Formed.

Hamburg, May 2O.-The Fatherland
1.abor league, consisting of 81 labor
Unions from all parts of the empire,
was organized here yesterday for the
purpose of combating the errors of So
cfaI democracy and its terrorism in
pressing warm sympathy with the OBJ
iects of the league were received from
Emperor William and the imperial
T,oncellor Prince Won BuelOw.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Mediation TT Evansville.

Evansville. Ind, May 20.-State
Labor Commissioner Woerner today
arranged for conference this after
noon between the strikers and repre-
sentatives of the company. the men to
appear as individual employees and not
as members of an organization.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Indians Quit the Grounds.

Mayetta, Kan, May 2O.-The May
eta team won a forfeited game. to
O. from the Pottawatomie Indians
Sunday, May 18th, by them leaving
the grounds in the sixth inning. The
score at time was to 7sin favor of
Mayetta
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
Panic at chooI commencement.

Fort Gibson, I. T., May 20--Three
negroes are dead and fifteen seriously
injured as a result of the panic IN the
opera house at midnight last night,
started by Hayes Thompson overturn-
ing lamp during the graduating ex-
ercises of the negro schools.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
TWENTY.SIX INJURED
Passenger Train on the Georgia Cen
trail Is Wrecked.

Macon, Ga, May 20.-A passenger
train on the Central of Georgia railway
was wrecked today at Hillsboro, 35 miles
north of Macon. Twenty-six persons
were injured, none fatally Two coaches
were Overturned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-20
weather INDICATIONS.

Chicago. May 2O.-Forecast for
Kansas: Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday; warmer tonight and in east
portion Tuesday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
CON NuCHO GU!T0

Casino Espanol de San Juan.-
Presidencia.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy sefor mio y amigo: En-
el numero 1896 de su estimable
diario aparece un cargo contra pro-
cedimientos de la Junta Directiva de
este Centro, que tengo el honor de
presidir, y Ell virtud de acuerdo de
dicha Junta Directiva, me tomo la
libertad de manifestarle que, respe-
tando mucho el conducto por donde
tales censuras Sc han manifestado,
es fuerza consignar en- la presente el
sentimiento de que esos seilores So
clos Isl 10 SOM que lie han informa-
do no hayan expuesto sus queJas
por el conducto regular, que no debe
ser otro que el de la propia Junta
que preside, sienpre atenta y dis
puesta a Dir y atender toda clase de
justas reclamaciones.
Rogandole Sc sirva insertar las
presentes lineas para informar a
los desconocidos socios del referido
acuerdo, quedo de usted con la ma
yor consideration att? amigo, S. S.
q, /. b. |. M.
ANTONIO ALVAREZ MAYA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
NEht!|O ROvRIGutz VALE.

Hasta nosotros llega la triste
nueva de haber fallecido en- San Sc
bastian, el honrado y laborioso
obrero cuyo nombre sirve de cpl
grafe 4 estas lineas.
FL maestro Nemesio, como ge-
neralmente Sc le llamaba, gozaba
en- aquel pueblo de grandes y pro-
fundas simpatias, conquistadas por
los correctos procedimientos de su
caballerosidad, y por las singulares
manifestaeiones de su rectitud de
su bien probada formalidad.
Fue el fnado un politico per
severante, un politico infatigable
de nuestra causa, leal puertorrique-
no y correligionario entusiasta V
Consecuente.
Pertenece a la tpoca de don
Juan Tomas Caban y junto este
labor6 siempre por el adelanto in
telectual del obrero, a cuya obra
presto su decidido ccncurso, coad-
yuvando con sus csiuerzos q la rea-
lizaci6n de toda obra it'll para sus
camaradas.
Ante tan sensible desgracia,
viste hoy de luto Ia digna clase
obrera dc San SEBASTIAN y su vecin-
dario lamenta hoIiamente la eterna
ausencia de un hombre it'll servicial.
Nosotros enviamos 4 la fanilia
Rodriguez del Vale el testimonio
de nuestro duelo, adhiriendonos a
su legitima pena.
SEBASTIAN SAN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22

Sc abre la session a las diez de
la mafiana con asistencia de los Sc
flores Acufa, Arrillaga, Audinot,
Barcelo, Blondet, Bull Lluveras,
Colberg, Conception, Delgado, Dlaz
Brink, Elzaburu, Lluveras, Mendez
Cardona, Mufoz Rivera, Santiago,
Soler, Tizol, Trelles, Usera, Viiias,
Virella, Vivaldi y Zeno.
Sc lego y aprobo el acta anterior.
Sc da lectura a las siguientes
peticiones.
FL joven puertorriquello don
Eduardo Capo, actualmente Elf Lo-
willie, New York, solicita que GUAM
do sea oportuno la Camara acuerde
Sc le conceda una beca para cont
lnuar sus estudios, por carecer de
bienes de fortuna Pasa esta peti-
ci6n a la comision de corporaciones.
FL sefor J. NJ. Marxuach, Pre-
sidente de la Liga de propietarios dc
lfncas urbanas de San Juan, solicita
que Sc varie el texto de la seccion
~ de la Ley municipal ell el sentidc
Ide que toda ordenanza que sea vota-
da por los Concejos municipales Sc
Ipublique oportunamente antes dc
lsometerse la aprobacion del go
|bernador Q a quien corresponda.
La Comisi6n de impresos pre-
lsenta su informe, con nuevo estu-
dio y consideration de las solicitu,
ldes presentadas para obtener la i'm
lpresion de los proyectos de Ley !
Idemas trabajos de la Camara, ma
|nifestando que por investigacione:
hechas respecto la responsabilidaC
de los solicitantes, resulta que dor
IJuan G. Resto es arrendatario dt
Ilos talleres de remiendo de ola Co
|rrespondenciao con cuyo caractel
formula su petici6n y que siendc
esta la mas favorable, debe ser acep
tada. La Cdmara 10 aprueba.
Sc leyeron por sus titulos lc:
|siguientes proyectos de ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22

H. B. I6. Por los senores Diaz
Brink y Vivaldi, titulado aPara ell
mendar la seccion 8! de la Ley pa
ra reorganizar el sistema judicial de
Puerto Rico, fjando el numero de
Districts judiciales
H. B. II. Por el senior Bor-
ges titulado aPara que las Juntas
locales de instruction Publica des-
tinen parte de sus fondos a regalos
de Navidad para los lliiios pobres.o
H. B. rs. Por el senior Borges
titulado: aPara regular el precio del
pan que Sc expende al publico.n
Bill en- p Ge1uJu
Sc leyeron por segunda vez la
H. J. R. 1 y H. B. 9, 10, II, II,
IA, LAY IS, cuyos tltulos va hemos
~ = 7 -
pnblicado.
FL seilor Tizol, dcbidamentc Sc
cundado propone que dlchos pro
vectos Sc consideren por la sola lec1
tura de sus titulos, que pasen a ira
duccion { imprenta y luego a las
oomisiones respectivas para ser i'll
tormados. Fue acuerdo
Sc da lectura a una comunica-
ei6n del Secretario del Consejo Eje-
cutivo Ell que Sc informa que dlcho
alto Cuerpo ha aprobado el c. B.
ia, que Sc re6ere a 10 emission de
bonos del emprestito.
FL senior Soler pide que este
proyecto sea aprobado ell primers
y scgunda lectura y fue acuerdo
Pasa a la comisi0n correspondence
para su intorme
Sc da 1ectura al siguiente tele
grama:
Cal Prcsidente dc Ii Camara d,
Delegados.
San Juan.
"Alcalde y Ayuntamiento Pc
iluelas congratiilanse Ell oGrecer
listed Y demds miembros de la Ca
mara su respetuoso saludo y el tes
J timonio de su mas distinguida con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
lIca|oia Municipal Dc LOLA
.4Nuncio dc Su6aSta.

FL Honorable Concejo Munich
pal de este pueblo, ell session del dia
de aver, acordo sacar a remate las
obras de construction de un Cemen-
terio civil ell el barrio de Canovana,
de esta Municipalidad, y seialar,
para que tenga lugar el acto de Ia
subasta, el dia 6 de Febrero pr6xi-
mo, a las tres de la tarde.
Las proposiciones Sc haran eli
pliego cerrado, con arreglo al mo-
delo inserto en- el pliego de coudi-
clones, y para poder optar al rema-
te sera condicion precisa acompanal
II pliego dc proposiciones documen-
to justifcativo de haber consignado
III la Tesoreria municipal el ? p. 6
,obre el valor de la obra, que as
'iende SO dollars 81 centavos.
Los pianos, presupuesto y Ia
)rdenanza porque ha de regirse Il
,ontrata, Sc hallan de manifesto el
la Stcretaria municipal, Ell donde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
CAMARA De DELEGAD0S
Session del SabadO.

sideracion. El pals confia ell que
su ,.digna representation legislara
con acierto en- el desempefio de su
alta mission conferida.
Il. Rodriguez,
Alcalde.
FL seiior Elzaburu solicita de la
Presidencia que Sc pida al Doparta-
inento del Interior, para los Dele
gados de la Camara, copias de Tin
plano de la isla de Puerto Rico, en-
el cual eSten seiialadas las carrete
ras construidas y las que Sc hallan
EN- proyecto de construction, toda
vez que @l comprende que al Conf
sionado de dicho departamento lie
seria facil ordenar que Sc sacasen
tales copias.
Ell seiior Vivaldi solicita tam
bien de la presidencia que Sc pidan
al Cotnisionado de Educacion los
autecedentes relatives a las Escue-
las de Artes y Ofcios, que indebi-
damente Sc llaman Escuelas MEGA
meas y copia de los informes de los
cuatro ultimos trimestres que con
arreglo a la secci6n IS de la Ley
EscoIar Compilada, aprobada Ell 1 2
de Mario de 1903. deben haber re-
nitido las autorldades de los Cole.
| gios 8 Instituciones donde reciben
educacion a expensas del Pueblo de
| Puerto Rico los j6venes desiguados;
| J que todos estos lnfofnles Sc some.
ten Al cstudio y delioeraci64 de la
| Camara.
FL seiior Presidente manifesto
Ia los seiiores Elzaouru y Vlvaldi
lue opoTtunameAte sefan pedidos a
los Deparranento5 COL Interior y
4ducaclon los datos cue hacen
teterencla.
Ii seiior Tizol, debidamente
jecundado, propoue a la Calnara
4ue Sc suspenda la session para ce-
lebrar la pr6xima hoy lunes a las
dos de la tarde. Fue acuerdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
EDlCT:O,
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao p. R.

In Ia NOrte Qe OlSIrltO QeI D1Str1to
Judicial de Humacao p. R.
Ohcina del Marshal.
Estsdos Unidos dc America S.. Fl
Presidente de los L. y,
Juan Rosa Rivera VS. Francisco
Rivera lIoutaiiez, Cobro de pesos.
Augusta Ortiz, Marshal de la
Cortc de Distrlto dei Uistrlto Judi
Icial de Humacao.
Hace saber; que Ell cumpli-
miento de una orden de ejecucion
librada por la Corte eli el asunto
arrlba menclonado, procedere a ven
der eli pdblica subasta al mejor
postor Ia siguiente Gnca; aUrb4na,
casa sill nombre nj numero, encla-
vada ell un solar del Municipio, ST.
tuada ell la calle de Santa Ines dc
esta ciudad, mide cinco metros asa
milimetros de frente, y nueve me-
tros 1872 milimetros de fondo. Is
terrcra y esta construida de made
ras Y cubierta de tejas de bano,
linda por Ia derecha entrahdo con
ora casa dc don Jose +. Ramirez,
por la izquierda con otra de don
Jose Lopez Rosa y por la eSpalda
con la casa del antedicho Ramirez
que fue dc dona Carmen Colon dc
Gonzalez.
La subasta tendra lugar cl dia
once de Febrero pr6xifno a las nue.
e de la manaua en- Ia ofcina del
Marshal sta en- el edifcio cue ocu,
(cs"Had" ~ Ia !b4giaa 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
Ut JuANA UIAl
(Contixuacz,G0 dc Ia b4gi'A ~

(Continuacl50 dc Ia P4gi'A ~
Al 1'eniente no lie importan esos
ataques que ell NADIA lie perjudican,
pues su reputation esta muy por en-
Gina de sus gratuitos detractores; y
creemos muy por el contrario, que
81 ese corresponsal sigue Ell sus dis
lates, pronto veremos al pundonoro-
so Official ascendido. Recuerde que
el papel republican, Sc cotiza muy
bajo ell el mercado y que dentro
de algunos meses no sera possible
cobrar arbitrios municipales aten-
diendo a la fiaci6n politica de la
personals; Y dicho papel estara mas
bajo aun
CORRESPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
MUAIGIPIO uE HUNlCkO

En- podef del vecino Guadalu-
pc Rivera, ha sido depositado TN
caballo, sin dueio conocido, de co.
lor saino amarillo, como de trece
aiios de edad, los cabos dc los patas
traseras blancas y un lucero Ell Ia
frente.
Lo que hago publico en- cum
plimiento dc 10 CUE dispoue el arti.
culo 622 del cdligo Civil VICENTE,
Humacao. IL de Enero .9o7.
EmiUo Cnadya.
81 .Alcaidc.
podran ser cNaminldos por los inte-
resados todos los dias laborables.
LOLA, ?. r., Enero IS de 1907.
Lais HyRaix,
Alcalde Municipal.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
TRINIDAD Scene OF
A ADARING H0LD-UP
Five Armed Men Rob Lonely Station
Agent of $50. Two in Jail Here
Rest Escape in Mountains.

Trinidad, fifteen miles east of We
ratchee, was the scene of a daring
holdup on Saturday noon, in which
five armed men held up and robbed
Station Agent Linquist of $50 OF
Great Northern funds.
After rifling the station the five
robbers took to their heels, running
westward down the railway tracks,
and the alarm having been spread,
a posse of Trinidadders were soon in
pursuit. Two of the robbers, giving
their names as j. Thompson and Bill
Marvin, were captured and returned
to Trinidad. They were held there
until the arrival of westbound pas
senger train, which brought them to
Wenatchee on Sunday morning, and
they are now lodged in the county
Jail here.
To World reporter they stated
that they were beating their way
from Minneapolis to the coast, and
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02

As the result of a stabbing affair
which occurred about 10 o'clock Sat
Urday night in the rear of the Tum-
water saloon, Matt Greenwald is in
Gilchrist's hospital and Bert Ken
nedy, his alleged assailant, is in jail.
Saturday night, the two men, who
have been employed by Gerrick &
Gerrick on the new bridge, were
drinking together in the Tumwater,
when an alteration arose between
them. They adjourned to the alley
to ''settle it," and were arrested
there by the police while fighting.
Both combatants were lodged in the
city Jail.
Later, at the request OF the bridge
contractors representative, they were
given their release, Kennedy first,
and about half an hour later Green
wald was liberated. He complained
of feeling badly, and on being exam
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
WISHING FOR
7-YEAR TERM

Justice Brewer OF the Unitel
States Supreme Court is one of those
who don't want to see President
Roosevelt nominated for another
term, and in a public speech recent
ly he regretted the original draft OF
the constitution was not adopted as
it had been framed. In that, he
pointed out, a presidential term of
seven years was first prescribed, with
a prohibition upon reelection; and
only as the convention was nearing
it's end, and so far as the record
shows without any discussion or sug-
gestion of reason therefor, this was
changed into four years term and
the ineligibility removed.
In the light Of history, Justice
Brewer thinks, it would have been
better to have left the presidential
term Of seven years and placed a
positive ban on reelection. In this
view the admirers of President Roose-
welt can heartily concur. It would
mean that Roosevelt would have oc-
cupancy of the White House for all
Of the time they want to give it to
him.
or course, the presidential record.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02

had run short of funds at Trinidad
and decided to make a raise.
Last night the Trinidad operator
wired the police here that the re-
naming three robbers were thought
to be aboard a freight which had
been sidetracked at Columbia siding.
SThe police got to the Wenatchee sta
tion just as the freight pulled
Through; the conductor shouted from
!the rear of the caboose that the three
men were locked in car in the mid
die of his train, and would be turned
sOver to the authorities at Leaven-
worth. Chief of Police Ferguson tel
ephoned Leavenworth to look out for
them, but advices from the uprirer
town states that the fugitives were
not aprehended there. What became
of them is not known, unless they
escaped from the train between here
and Leavenworth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
PEDACOCUES
CLUB MEETING
First Session of New Association of
County Teachers Met in Wenat-
chez Saturday.

The first meeting of the School
masters Club of Chelan County
met at the Office of the county super
sintendent on Saturday, November
80. The president of the club, Su-
berintendent Lynch, OF Cashmere,
presided. The subject of the meet
ing was cooperation. Principal
Wolf, of Leavetnworth, showed that
by the cooperation of principals in
the Schoolmasters' Club the schools
of the county can be unified, a gen.
uine enthusiasm for the schools of
the county can be aroused, and in
many ways the club can help build
up better schools.
Principal Nance of Wenatchee led
of ways in which the principals and
the county superintendent may CO.
operate. While the principals need
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02

will be able to keep the disease in
check, and that no epidemic of small
pox will strike the town At the
present time, especially, it would be
particularly disastrous, crippling bus
mess and interfering with the ap-
proach of the holiday trade.
Dr.. Gilchrist, county health Off
Ger, anticipates no serious trouble,
as the people are all doing their part
to assist in fumigations, etc. He
asks that everyone report to him at
once in case of suspects which VIII
BE treated in confidence.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
NEW DEPOT At
pE0I5a0T,N
1 lusSasssss az

A bit of Improvement which the
Great Northern made recently and
one which the people of Peshastin
appreciate very highly, is a depot.
It is not very large affair but it
answers all the purposes and sup
plies a long needed want. A sta
ton agent and telegraph operator
is now maintained at Peshastin. As
a shipping point this place is increas-
ing in Importance al the time. Next
year at least twenty ears of fruit
.will be shipped from there.-Leayen-
worth Echo.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
A QUARANTINE
IS ESTABLISHED
Schools Closed-NO Theaters Or
Churches for Three Weeks
Health Bureau Busy.

Wenatchee was quiet as a cross
roads village yesterday. The churches
were closed and public assemblies OF
all kinds 11r5i5'aq; the Salvation
Army out L the streets had every
thing It's own way.
As urged by the Daily World on
Saturday. a rigid inspection OF the
smallpox scare IS on, and pending
the discovery and Isolation Of all real
and suspected cases the health au-
thorities have closed the schools for
three weeks, and forbidden the the
aters, churc1 les, etc, to do business.
Yesterday, he Eagle Livery Barn,
one Or two of whose employees are
believed to have had SMALLPOX, was
fumisated. So also was the Cottage
Hotel, where man named Watson
is now quarantined in a room in
the rear of the hotel property.
The authorities are making every
effort to single out such cases as al
ready exist, and rigid scrutiny will
be kept on suspects, which will be
Isolated the same as the developed
eases as far as practicable, 1t
is hoped that the Board of Health
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
STABBINC AFFRAy
MAY END LIFE.
Matt Greenwald Lies at Point of Death AS
Result OF Saturday Night Brawl-:
His Assailant is in Jail.

ined by the police was found to have
been stabbed several times in the ab-
domen. Up TO this time it was not
known that a knife had been used ia
the encounter back of the saloon.
Halls ambulance was called, and the
injured man taken to Gilchrist's S hos
pital, where Doctors Mccoy and Gil
christ dressed his injuries.
Kennedy was re-arrested about an
hour after it was found that Green
valid had been stabbed.
When seen by a reporter Or. Nc
Coy said that Greenwald was in bad
shape; that his intestines had been
punctured in three places, and his
Chances for recovery were slim.
Kennerdy's case was continued this
morning until Wednesday. When
seen in his cell he refused to discuss
the trouble.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02

Miss Dawson, a charming daugh-
ter of Seattle, who had been a guest
of the Vaughns the past week, re-
turned to the Sound last night on
the early evening train. A host of
admirers accompanied her to the
train and said eau revoir' as she
went into a Pullman, and she not
to be outdone expressed similar SELL
'timents to the beaux who stood lam
Soiaififs On the platform. Miss Dav-
ison has gone and others weep.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02

help and advice from the superin-
tendent, the superintendent must de-
pend upon the principals to carry
out his plans and to lead in creating
interest and the right ideals in the
schools.
Principa Nance, of Wenatchee, led
the discussion of cooperation with
parents and school boards. Teachers
TO attend the meetings of the school
boards and to assist in having meet
Con.inued on Page 81.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
THEY SAY.

That Wenatchee has been naughty,
naughty for the past few days;
TWO cutting scrapes, 4 smallpox
scare and bold bandits working in
her suburbs;
That cutting sirape was re-
ported from the new bridge yester-
day; loafer was ordered off the
structure by the painters, but refus-
ed to go. When urged he drew a
knife, but after flourishing It a mo-
raent dasisted and the incident
closed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02
DRIVING PILES TO
BRIDGE RIVER

For the past two weeks a gang of
men with a pile-driver mounted on
a barge have been engaged in driv-
ing the piling on which the Wenat-
chez Valley & Northern railway will
cross the Wenatchee river. The
point at which the crossing will be
made is near the west end of main
street, south of the old Glaeser resi-
dence.- Echo.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-02

Former champion middle-weight
boxer of the Northwest, and heavy
weight champion of Canada and Alas
ka, is in Wenatchee, and will prob
ably start an athletic school here,
teaching boxing and running hand
ball court, wrist machines, etc. He
has been in conference with Secre-
and an effort viii be made to get
the use of the club rooms as an ath-
letic school. A series of lessons will
be arranged for, details to be an
nounced later.