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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-16
THE COMING MAYOR

Should be a good living, honest hearted, strictly reliable, always painstaking, smart business and, above all sober, industrious, we'll meaning gentleman. Well, Sewell is a good Republican, a good man and, of course, he expects to be our next mayor. Thoms undoubtedly is good Democrat, he knows how to manipulate the political wires and has had couple of years of very eX- citing experience. He certainly eX- poets to be our mayor for the next two years. Now, the writer of this ad would like very much to see both of them given a seat away way back in dreamland and have the mayor of Waterbury be real butterm'lK mayor, one who would know the real benefit of drinking pure fresh butter milk, one who would know that cer- tain kinds of drinks such as poli- ticians and ward 'heelers" are fill ing up on ow-a-days is paving their road to destruction. Not only Il It, but they are poisoning themselves and running their brains; when, If they would just drink the kind of butermilk we sell, or at their homes partake of the nice tasting tea and fresh roasted top-notch qualify t.tfee which they can get at our store heir lives would be filled with happiness. and when a deal would be 'or It | would be an honest one or I1ne at | all. If it will do all this with poli ticians it certainly is what should be in every home in the city. But re- member
 nIEv ARS~ Ir@ rT0nE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-16

Nearly all Cough Cures, especially those that contain opiates, are con>ti- pating. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates and acts gently on the bowels. Pleasant to take. Sold by The Buckingham Phar- macy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Gin traatf@eS 0ei6t6

bat Soc ghambsrlatn, ben sbsmalissn
Qoloniaifefrsidr. asiroHsn. Wie bsr
.WiIiidrii& politii&sn Rorrsiponben3"
aus 2onbon aef6riebsn mirb. BOZ
chamberlain. Der isit Ginger 3sit b6l'
Tiger %grbIinouna entsesenRebt unb In
folgs bon Nerpsnld6mune ON @sbraud
fsiner Glieoer psrbinoert III, unIdngH
Den lsbten &sf isines sinf ibsr 10
Winionen bstragsnosn 0erm6gens tn
mibgltftsn Gpsfulationsn, In wanb'
minsu. Atttsn bsrloren. Seine gdnalit
erfoIaIoie propaeanba fur ben @eban.
ten elmer britif3.tolonialsn 3oIlunion
battle bereiis ernome Mittsl berf6lun.
gen unb feline aupttuItraft erbebli9 &C.
fdwdat. 6eute fann g~bamberloir
nIs tbrpsrli@. aeifig uno utrtbidaft'
lid ssbro&ensr Wann anasisbsn tuer'
ben, Der R6 nie uisosr erbolen oirfte.
Wa4t, uelden @infuB fibt'
bisisr Wdnri nod Dor .iniesn Sabrer
In Der @elfpoIitif aus. Or bat mil
unsrbiitIi6sr miilsioloisr Sanb BIZ
SsIbRadnbietsit unb ben WobIRant
.bss gursnboltss isinsm gtrasi, &C.
opferi. Der Wann. Der Sau!enbe Dor
6amiIien ms nneltid asbra&t bat.
isbt nun Dor ben @uinsr ieinss siee'
'rea gItdss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Orloff, poniatpfpsin, poiemtin .nts
beden mir arrf .bieIen 8ldttern bic Na<
men zines Spltifoff, SidernitI9eff,
Narif9fin. Oa bic aaiierin beioret lit
iiber bic begreifli9e &inberlofigfeit beg
9roBfirtenpaures, sibt man &atbd@
rind gu berfteben, bab bas Waterldnb
bon ibr einen Spbn perIanse, unb IieB
ibr bic @abl apii4en atpei bon ibren
9~erebrern. 1745 pirb Der ~5ufiinfti9e
&aiie r paul als peters npmineler
So6n eeboren. Die 9roBfiirfin err
6dlt elm faiierli6es @nabengeIGenf
bon 100000 Rubeln, bas ibr Elm paar
Gage bernad pieber ubseborst pirb,
neil Der @robfiirit nit eissniinnisem
@ateritoGse auf bic eIei9e 8elo6nung
InIpru9 madt unb in Der StaatsfaFe
iuit bOniss Gbbe berri9t. 9as, mas
mir beute aIs edit nruiiii4" beaei9nen
fpiirben, mar es bdmdls bereits, nic
Iberhaupt bas moIaifartige Detail
bisier Muf3eidnunsen u1s INNER pies
Der ben i6reienben @esenfus bDdfter
Gleaans urb unslaubli9er primitibie
tat bor Musen fteIt. Man sibt Sauc
Ienbe fir 5eft1i6feiten, 8Gle, 5euere
tperfe aug, bon beren Yraht ipGteI
Bring Seinri9 bon preuBen nit uns
eebeudeltem Staui,en gu bsri6ten
peib, aber moi tpobnt in Solsbauten,
bic alien unbilben unb @efabren aug
eeieBt iinb unb o l1nge5iefer MIN.
msln. Die Sntrisus, Die politiI9e pie
bic rein lotdle, bilbet Die Signatur Die.
les eigenartigen 8uhes, bas uns ben
srbitterten &f zines beedbten unb
BON 9aus aus eblen Gbarafters nit
ben &leinisteiien Der Gillette unb ben
8osbeiten Der 9ofeeIenI6aft tpirfiam
porfii6rt. Ni9t umionit. mar Der Ge>
sierung Der GliIabetb idon cine anbere,
i9limmere Weiberberri9oft porausee>
gangen, bic Innas bon Brauni6peiQ,
bic i6ren ebemalisen Stanfne9t 8iron
gum 9er5os BON &urlanb gema9t bate
unb i'm CONNER auf benz erleu9teten
9alton ibres S9IoHes nit linn Na6is
lager belt. S9on 6ersen mddt dui
cttpas HesatipsG barafteriiii6es in
oisien Memoiren aufmerflam:. ems
tommt an feiner Stene gum @orIGein,
ndmli9 Hublanb unb bas rufiiId,
@olf. BON ibm lit erit pief ipGter Dix
&ebe, bu PusatI4esp bic aufftGnbii6en
8duern bor bic Shore Mpsfaus fiifr,
unb bamit cine ununterbrp6ene &ct::;
io5ialer &dmpfs unb blutiser innerer
9epeaunoen beainnen lGbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
gibustsaF=M nfsannsen.

I'm Is. Wdr3 ruirb bic @iuilbtenR.
gommifRon In unfsrer Siabt eth @ga
men far 3hisrdr;te obhalten. um 3wsi
gatanssu In ben pbilippiusn nit i
$500 S~abrssae6alt au bsisbsa. III
ssmsins grfabrung. iOwis au& tbsore
tif&e QenntniRe bilben BITE Bats bee
@ramens.
am 20. unb 81. Wdrs wirb biz
prtfuna fir einsil a,iHultsn AiRhsn
ten I'm Bureau FIR Bisbsu6t abbaIten
Die prhfune wirb uubsr Der grfob
runs aud pratttf&e asnutniRs In tbtsr'
drstlinsr Art borausisbsn. @.hali
$40 Sdbrlt&.
I'm Is. unb IA. Mdra tusrbsn Gro
men ffir bret @atan3su ole topeerapbi
f&s unb fartoarapbH&. 3st&ner tn
Der Office bss Stabs3sfs TN arisgs
bepartsmsnt a~bssbaltsn. Saldr $l..
900 per Sabr. 3ei&nsn. Watbematit
bis aur 8risonomstrtc unb @rfabrunp
Rno SauptbsOinsungsn.
I'm 20. uno 81. Wdr3 tutro be,
poRsn zines 3sidnsrs uno 0srmsHers
I'm Bureau oss 6dlfs. 3nssnieurs bee
IL. 2su1tiburm. Dtartttss (6onolulu)
befsbt. %arttbmettt. 8rtsff&retbsn,
Qopirsn. 3sinnsn. iomis au1 Sbsorit
unb grfabruna TN germsHsn Hnt
n%Oibwsnnis. Die etsle bring. $l5t
monatlt4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Fem berii@tigten Neu 9orfe

fem beri@tisten Nem 9orfer
s&mubfinfen unb Wo,altidisb.u&ler
Anthonp gomfod bat Der Sbau. BRO.
ssb stnsr bidsn Stri6 bur9 BITE Rsa.
nun9 ssma&t. gomHod fibrt felt
mebrsrsn Sabraebnien bsrsits oas be.
i1auIi4el Saullenserleben zines profsf.
ioneasn Sugsuoi9nhflsrs. ole wsl&sr
er cine srffe 6npotbsf auf ole Woral
au taben por9irbt. Jn Wirtli&teit
absr sislt er ausi&lisbli9 anHdnoiae
2suts on. aunfbdnblsr unb 2unRin.
fiitute, unb;par 3u tpisbsrboItsn Walsn
nur NIT Wabe oabon ab3uhalisn, sinsn
uneefimsn Ansrtf auf bts Rsu Dortsr
Wuiien su MAIDEN. Bsim Sbam.pro
aeb fslt f& aber nunmebr bsraus. bab
Der iungs 8batr ibn su tpisbsrboIten
Nalsn auf bis Orekn In ben berbor.
gsnsr 3immerr @bits's aufmsrifam
gsma&t bate. bob aber gomRod f9
wsigerts, sinaui6rsiien. Gin iaubsrer
8usenowd&tsr! Wel&e S&man fur
ots WiaiOnsnffaot ain 1ubion. bab He
biefsm ~uniaubersn S&lsi@sr ni3t istn
forruptes &retbsn 81 Iessn bsrmasl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

i5! BON itatten. Sen grften, Der bsr>
inter seflettsrt mar, frug Der WG9ter:
rWie baabe Sie?"
rSagatpr Steffan," mar bic gnts
port.
81 tpas, Der @abber bonn Or. Stefs
ana go, Der iperb guide, tpie iei @ub<
2er beftraft perb."
Der 3tpeite mar Der WeinbGnbler
5teuernasel, Der Sritte fer Or- Siehl,
Der @ierte Der Senatpr Supf. @ls CT
ii9 narrnte, faste Der @G9ter:
rSesnuber9 ga, bes femme mer.
made &c faa Spdb nit mer! Sd
9laab, ba bheb climber Stuff" baHe."
.Np, tpie baaBe bdnn Se2" frus er
ben Solgenben.
SD bin Der SendtDr Sertor.@
r9eern sc uff, made Se taan nh5
nit falf6e Ndme!"
lin Der SSene elm Gnbs su MAIDEN,
Itiee iebt ppliaeiratb Or. Gpeper BON
Waqen unb ftente fi4 aIs folder Dor.
SEPT mar Der WG9ter in 8erlesenbeit,
als er ieinen oberften @preefesten our
geitrafung anaeisen foute, unb foms
melte einige Gnt1duIbiguneen. 81.
Spepsr aber fprberte ben WGdter ouf.
am anberen Morgen au tbm aufs Nmt
gu fommen unb redelre6t MeIblne gu
MAIDEN.
Ridtie, am onberen Morsen fpurbe
auf benz Yoliseiamt elm Yrototou aufe
aenommen unb bic 8etbeiliqten - e
fparen Der iinsere 9iirsermeiiter. stpei
Senatoren, atpei Ratbsberrer. eth gu
rift, 3oufleute. 8eamte unb Der pDli>
3eiratb felbif, alio IL 9erren = muir
BEN su ie 30 &reusern Strafe tpeeen
nd6tli6er Rubeft0runs unb Gabrens
obne 2iht on benz Wosen b~erurtheilt.
Oas prototoG purbe gu ben Mften
aenpnmen, unb tpenrt mon es In fpG=
teren Ssabren finbet. tpirh man ft9 pieI=
iei&t einen ionberbarsn Besriff bon
ben .3uftGnben in Der freien Stabt
Sranffurt in Der MHte bes 10. Sabrs
5unberts MAIDEN, fpfern nan nidt bi.
satriardoliiden @erbGltnife in IIts
5ranffurt beriidf@tist.
@ne 8etbeiliste bedt fhon dnsf Der
crime Rafen. Ser 2etie bon linen
mar Dr. Otto Speser. 9. ..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

STE WieSerberfeIluna zines eini>
gsrmabsn oau,nosn Jrisbsns au|
Quba i&sint .Oniel Gam" sr6bert
e&wisristsitsn 3u bereitsn. OILS CT fsIbf
uriprtnsIi3 srtuartst bab.n mO4te.
Der 6ober Der partsisn auf aubd
nimmt fsin gnoe uno iebeu ausenblid
finb bort rlsue blutiss Qdmpfs 3u e.
martsn. Die Oitupatior Der Snisl II
re&t iofipielts FIR bic Dsrsinistsr
Stoatsn unb He uirb nod bel msb,
Opfsr s~tforbsrn. Die Smpsriolihsr
1absn uns bic eupps sinssbrOdt uni
bic Wationlmub Re uusl6FsIn. Dos
ebsn if Der Glu3 Der b6ien 8bat
bnB He ~fortpeuesnb B6iss mub ssbdh'
rel!" -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Der sefrenge Wa6tmd6ter.
Cine grinneruns aus benz alien
Sranffurt.

DAB 8iirsermeifter, Senatoren:
H~atbsberren uip. Der Srsisn Stdoi
Sranffurt einmal fpegen nG6tli6sr
HubeftOruns beitraft porben fino,
mo6te mdn faum elauben; unb bod
liest Elm iolder SaG aus Ilt : 6rantz
furt bpr, unb er lit nit Der perion bes
iingit Derftorbenen poIi5eirat6s Or.
DITTO Speber berfniipft.
Heben Der Spnasose on Der @Ger=
beiliaensufe befanb ii9 in sinsm
i9mdlen 9dufe bic Wirtbi9aft bes
grauers Sung. Sin She'll bes bintss
rem Gaumes na9 Der 9ornbeimereafe
mar a~bsetbeilt unb bate i9er5peils
ben Hamen vMarmpriaal" erbalten.
Sn bieiem Roume fam @bsnbs bon s
big 8 nbr cine 9efeni9aft 5rdntfurter
9irser su einem 9laie Bier 5ufammen.
IS tparen neiitens Mitglieber bes Sez
mats, R~atbsberren, bObere geamte,
&aufleute uitp., bisie ftsdtsn ii9 ale
Weibnadten einen guum ON, beI9eerz
ten fid unb bislten i'm CONNER ibrs
Walbfeite db. Na9 einem iolGen
froben WaIbfefte ipielte ii9 bas @rs
eisniB ab, BON benz bier beri9tet fpers
ben ion.
Der 9rduer bate auf einem GROCER
@asen Slide. gdnte unb rei9Iid
prpbidnt unb @etrGnfe in ben Stabts
palb sefa6ren. Gs mar elm berrliGsr
Spmn:ertag, bic 9erren batten Is iiG
i'm @alb bequem eema6t unb lisb'n
iid Bel frobem Sinsen unb S9er5en
Speife unb Sranf tppbli9meden. Sc
mebr Der @orratb an leBterem abndbm.
beito mebr n1bm bic frobe Stimmunp
81, unb man9 frobes StubentenIieD
I6aGte bur9 ben abenbitilen unb ba.
mails nod ftrpmerfreien Wulb.
IS mar f4on fpGt unb bunfel ees
porben, als Der 9eimpes aneetretsn
purbe. Sa bas 6ubrtperf bts 8rauers
lei9ter seporben mar, bei9lob Elm
She'll, ben 2sitertpasen gu benubsn,
unb 10 ronte benin bas nit ben fr0b.
Iidvn 3eGern befeBte 9efdbrt mad
! Sa6Ienbauien. l~tnbebenigt fubren Bic
9errsn bur9 bic Straben, unb ibr Sc
fang eri9pn rubis t%peiter; erit in
Jranffurt. in Der 6abrsaKe on Der
Meblipase, ereilte fie bas @ef9id in
Der perfon zines Ha9ttpG1ters. Die
bamalisen Nadttpddter puren -msiit
feline 6~dnbtperfer, bic ben Sienf im
Hebenberuf per5ahen.
Die @e1elfdaft bate eben bus
fdOne 2ieb: rGs lit fem f4Dnres Sc;
ben, als bas Hduberleben, in benz srii;
nen, bunflen, freien malb", gum io
unb 10 pielten Male dnsefimmt, als
Der WG9ter. elm bieberer Slidf4uiter.
9alt sebot> gr trat on ben Wagsa
beran, unb es entipidelte ii4 folgenoeS
@efprd9:
.gi, tpD fpmme sic bdnn nod ber?"
Plus benz Walb!"
rgi, sic haiptpe ia gar faa 2idt net
an Sbne :Sbre Wase IN finse aa4 nod!
sic miFe ausfeibe I'm tDerr uffses
f9riippe. I'm beg loft Shine aIfminanz
ner Straf. Mlfo nor erunrer bonn
Wase unb net sefatfeIb, Maner mad EN-
@nnern. beb i4 en- ufff4reitpe tann."
Das abfteisen ging nun 70 lei&t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Sn Glib Safota bot elm &i6ter
ben Abermlbiesn @enub bon gtsersum
aIs S&sibunsssrunb ansrfnnni. Nnt
AnRdt bisiss rieusri Solomon tptrot
alio ni&t BLOB Der @eg gum 6er3er
bes Mannss. ionbsrri aud Der Wsa
gum S6etoun9sri4tsr bur9 ben Wa.
gen qsbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
gbas 8aasfe's Shbfeite 8neipe,
4 1921 Glib CAT Ctr.
2:@ents Gtfen6abarate pafFrt.


Die 2.@snts'g orIage als paHusisr.
&aie fur BITE WsiIs auf giisnbabnsn
tuuroe In beiben 6duisrn paiRrt. NOD.
benz Der ssnat elm R~sbsnseisb bes
6auiss, weI&es bshtmmt, bob 24 Gsnts
bere&net uerben fonen, tpenn feline
6abrtarie gsiauft tpurbs. bob isbo&
bic grbbbung bss preifes an irsenb
sinsm gileti&altsr Der 1abnIinie Bel
Uorseigung Der Gabriarts aurtidsesatIt
tueroer mtRe. iouie baB fhr Qinbsr
bon s bts IL Sabren balbsr prets ~
bsrs&nen let. abgelsbnt bate. DIE
DorIage wurbe benz @oupernsur sur
1lnteri&rift unierbrsttet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

oas hue gsfss s.f1aHene ReseIuns
aIs s;.t probiiorium gu betra&ten. oas
bsRebsn bleibsn ioa. BIS bic ~rlationaIsn
gefsbg,bsr bts ginuanoeruussfrase
better berfeben aelernt taben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Uni BEN gerfaHunsSfonpent In
Otlaboma bombarbirt mon Rn NIT
6intsnfdRsrn. Nolen tuobl ben be-
rtbmtsn Wann uiartirsn, Der DOR sin
paar bunosrt Sabren auf Der Dart.
burg nit einsm dbnIi6sn @urfssidob
banttrte,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
6elb!

Rir psrIsibsn seIb an 8aus'Serdttidaftsu. gionps.
Bfsrbs. 8oseu ober einrintuHs. Staten be uiss.
risfsn. gabatt Der grbBie. <prs1eu Sic Dor Ober
teIspsonireu Sic uus sur usbsrseueuus
Gan MRarfet Erect ecsn Go.
EOS 2ap gebdube, Is4 Of R Irttt Sir.
gboues, geu 432. Central, Hsotu 9seS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-07-05
TEACHERS
MAY WE'D
Matrimonial Ambition of Teachers
Supported by Seattle Board
of Education.

SEATTLE, July matrimonial
| ambitions on the part of Seattle
school teachers have hearty support
ers in members of the board of edu-
cation and in Superintendent Frank
B. Cooper. The board and the sup
erintendent went on record today
against any policy that will curtaM
the Snalienable rights of an American
school ma am to get married any old
time she wants to, even If it keeps
the school directors working over
time to secure successors to those
who have decided to renounce single
blessedness.
Indignation is riff today among
local educators of youth regarding
dispatch printed day or so ago
from Patterson, N. j., to the effect
that President Thomas j. Reardon
of the Patterson board of education,
in an address to teachers just gradu-
ating from the normal school, stated
that the instructors. were not sup
posed to get married under 10 years
in return for the free normal school
education given them.
Seattle teachers frankly state that
Reardon is making strenuous efforts
to promote the volume of anarchy
popularly reported to be already ex-
listing in Patterson. why. the hor-
rid thing" exclaimed high schoo'
teacher this morning. Il would like
to see him stop me- from getting
married whenever l wanted to.
don't blame those people in Patterson
for becoming anarchists and doing
all sorts of terrible things if the
leading citizens of that city talk the
way Mr.. Reardon does. I'll bet that
he is one of those men that no wo-
man would marry under any provo
cation. Why, think he is horrible.
Would Marry for Spite.
4 majority of local teachers. are
firm in the declaration that they
would not marry the best man who
ever walked, anyway. But they all
reserve the right to change the
minds between classes II Iney want
to, and assert that no school direct
or, or principal, or superintendent
in the whole world could ever make
them to forfeit their privilege to tack
Mrs. before their names. They state
that, disliking the idea of matrimony
as inferior to school teaching. they
would all promptly get married. just
for spite if somebody in authoritv
told them not to
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-07-05
State May Secure More Land

SEATTLE, July 4.-The depart
ment of the interior has handed
down a decision which was made
public at the local land office yester-
day. which will give the state of
Washington another chance to prove
title to the lands given to the pub
lie schools. The request was turned
down by the land Office at the time
the request was made, for the reason
that the lands were not subject to
such action. and that the appeal was
not made within legal time
Yesterday the local oflcials were
notified to hold the matter open until
it could be thoroughly looked into
by the secretary of the interior.
The land Office report for the
month of June was given out yester-
day, showing total of $20,157.97
as receipts of cash sales. and $f,124,-
SO from fees and commissions. This
is one of the largest months in the
history Of the Seattle Office.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-07-05

Congressman Wesley L. Jones
familiarly known as Yakima"
Jones, made the address of the day.
Introduced by Mayor Scheble the
Yakima politician said:
'I am glad to be here.
II remember visiting this place
12 or IA years ago, and there were
not so many people here as l find
now. Your city was not built as it
is now
And one must have known your
condition at that time to realize and
appreciate the wonderful develop
ment and growth that has taken
place in Wenatchee valley since
that time-what great things have
happened on these sage brush hills.
We in Yakima take great pride in
Wenatchee.
We feel that you are sort of Off
spring of ours-you may not admit
it, but we claim it just the same.
We demonstrated over there what
could be done on these sandy lands
with a.little water, some energy and
some thrift.
But l am willing to admit today
that you have outstripped us-that
you have grown faster and better
than we have. That's the reason
we're proud of you-for what you've
made out Of this country.
We Should Celebrate
This is the 4th day of July-and
we are gathered here to celebrate
it. And we should all enter into the
fullest spirit of it--for if there is a
happy people on earth who ought to
be proud of their country it is the
great American people. Yes, if there
is people on all Gods footstool who
have reason to be happy it is the
people of the United States.
Prosperity such as the world has
never seen-prosperity regardless of
section, regardless of locality, re-
gardless of people-just prosperity
everywhere-is the reason why we
should be thankful and happy. and
feel like celebrating. And especially
in this valley you should feel like
neutrality-suspicious. l see luxu-
rious homes where but a few short
years ago was sagebrush; homes too,
now fitted with every convenience for
human comfort-yes, what we con-
sidered luxuries Is years ago, today
we think of as necessities.
Wenatchee's Wonderful Development
Yes, you have had a wonderful de-
velopment here and Yakima Is proud
of her offspring, Wenatchee.
Telephones in every farm house
a convenience not confined to the city
alone-O, l tell you, you are fast
getting the best of everything here
in the Wenatchee valley. And 1 pre-
dict that it will not be long until.
like cities and other wealthy farming
communities, this valley shall have
an electric railroad. a fine system
of trolley cars, running right by the
doors of the farmers. And why not,
for the farmer is the real Nabob of
the country. They are in the 4akl-
Una country, and believe they are
here.
Whole Nation Is Growing.
Yes, the whole country is prosper
sous.
Our foreign trade is increasing by
ueaps and bounds.
We are rich,-it is estimated that
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Mrs. George w. Loudon arrived
yesterday from Loomis on her way
to Everett where she will visit her
daughter. Miss May Loudon, who has
been undergoing treatment in hos
pital there for the past several
months.
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THE COLUMBIA
VALLEY BANK

is the old bank, the large bank
and was the first in this section
to start a savings bank DEPART
ment.
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Deposit Now

or before July 10th in the Saw
ings Department of the COlum-
bia Valley Bank and it will
draw interest from July list.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-01
CHOICE RUGS
ON EXHIBITION

Morgan's auction rooms look more
like an Eastern temple than a place
where bits of furniture may be picked
up on occasions for the walls and floors
are covered with some handsome rugs
from the Eastern continent. 1t was
a large invoice that reached the auc-
ton rooms last week and it contains
some of the richest rugs, both in weave
and color, that have been seen here,
outclassing that of last year.
There is the Bokhara, the Serbent,
Trans, Shiraz, Cancels hair and a gem
uine Karadji, one of the rarest of
Eastern rugs these days. This and
some of the others were taken from
palaces in Turkey and Persia and all
have been in use for different purposes.
There is a Sine rug hanging on the
wall that should attract attention of
connoisseurs for reason of it's rarity
and elegant texture. All Sine rugs
are religiously guarded in the country
where they are woven and the charac-
ter is such that they are much sought
after by tourists. The weaving of
some of the rugs. and the material
from which they are made, gives q
sheen that has the appearance of silk.
In price they run from SEQ TO $500 and
are worth the money. They will be on
exhibition on Monday.
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COMING ADDRESSES
BEFORE COLLEGE CLUB

The College Club class in city gov
eminent has finished the course map
ped out by it's friends in the Univer-
sity of Chicago, and for it's two re-
naming sessions will attempt to get
a clearer idea of the methods of nomi-
nation and election here in the Islands
and of the finances of the county. AS
these are matters in which political
theories are of slight value, men of
affairs and public spirit here are will
ing to help. Next Tuesday afternoon
at half after three, at the Normal
school, Mr. w. r. Castle will speak
on nominations and elections. Maps
will be ready showing the precincts
and the returns of the last election.
thus presenting graphically the politi-
cal complexion of the city. Teachers
of history and civics in our city schools
may find this of special interest.
The following week Mr.. A. J. Camp
bell, the Treasurer of the Territory,
will speak on the finances of the coun-
ty. This will be the last session of
the class ana will be held Wednesday
afternoon. at half after three, at the
Normal school, so as not to conflict
with the Tuesday meeting of the
Woman's Board, in it's special dramatic
presentation of scenes from early mis-
sionary days.