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The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral c H. DAVIS detached Alabama
home
Cart 7. B HOWARD. detached OLYMPIA; home.
wait orders
Lieut. Commander T. H. sCHOFIELD. detached
Navy Department. 10 c1nmand Supply
Lieut.. Commander W. ". GILAIER. detached Ui-
nos. home
Licut Commander c. WEBSTER retired addi-
ticnal duty as sid 20 Rear Admiral F. +. HAR-
RINGfON. retired senior member jamestown
Exposition board. Norfolk. vice Lieut.. G.
WOODWARD. 10 Naval Proving Ground Indian
Head
Lieut. F. RORSCHACH. detached Marietta, to
Tennessee.
Lieuts z. f. STAFFORD and W. F BRICKER
detached Alabama home
Lieut.. q. CHASE 70 Bureau of Navigation. Navy
Department.
Lieut.. r. r. ADAMS. commissioned.
Ensign G. J. MEY EIlS. detached MARYLAND. home
Assistant Surgeon J. T. DUHIGG, detached Ser
ern; home
B0atswains W. J. DRUMMOND. J. 2. JUDGE
c. MURRAY. and A. SEECKTS: GmneTs r..
BEAkES and c. CLAY: Carpenter 5. T.
MEAD, and Warrant SIachinists g. r.
THOMPSON and J b. MARTIN, warranted.
Warrant Machinist g. CROFTON 70 Nice,own
Warrant Machinist I. F. INGRAM, 20 Navy Yard
Mare Island.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
BONAPARTE GOES TOMORROW.
Attorney General VIII Resume In
terrupted Vacation at Lenox.

Attorney General Bonaparte will leave
Baltimore tomorrow TO resume his inter-
rupted vacation at Leaox.
He viii remain at Lenox until Septem-
Der >, when Mrs. Bonaparte and he Will
so 10 North East Harbor, where they viii
remain a few days as the guests Of some
friends. On September = he VIII go 10
New London 10 attend the meeting of the
council Of the National Civil Service Re
form Association, then spend few days
in Boston.
On September IS he viii deliver an ad-
dress before the National Prison Reform
Association in Chicago and will thence
return 10 Washington and resume his
duties at the Department Of Justice on
September %
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Notion Department.

BathiEs CaPs. red and black, trimmed with red.
Reduced from sc 20 5sc each
! Cray six Bathing Cap. handkerchief shane
Reduced from 8 = 20 5o-
Fancy Silk Rubber Bathing CAPS Reduced from
sc TO &c each
y palrs Bathing Slippers, reduced from &c tn I5c
pair l5 pairs, reduced from &c TO glc par p n7re
reduced from SOC TO 55c pair; s pairs reduced from
75c 20 Soc nair.
Nam foor-G ST
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
FROM WOMANS
POINT OF VIEW

/ T. is chance alone TO which We owe
I numberless escapes from injury but that
/ should not make rs careless. Men and
women take dreadful chances. escape the
: penalty Of recklessness sometimes. and
pay dearly when the hour of reckoning
cannot be avoided. We cannot avoid all
accidents. but We might reduce the total
/ by the exercise Of ordinary care.
Take the women who make kitchen
7 fires. for instance. How many OF them
use kerosene? And how many Of that
number are carefuI2 / have seen a maid
pour a stream of oil from a tin can on
a smoldering fire that instantly started
into a fierce blaze. Nothing happened At
that time, but the danger was great.
She could not hope 10 always escape. I
have seen oil stoves almost swimming IN
oil spilled during the filing and left. in
stead Of being wiped of before the wicks
were lighted On three separate oc-
casions have assisted in putting out
fire caused by a lighted match being
dropped into oil and spread by the ig-
norant use of water poured on by
frightened girl.
II makes no difference how many extin-
guishers are hanging within reach or how
many heavy rugs are accessible, or how
careful the instructions regarding be
havior when a fire breaks out. woman
who loses her head viii forget them all
and do the worst thing possible, like
using water in a haphazard fashion. and
opening doors and causing a draught
Level-headed women are few. and efforts
to acquire knowledge and use it fewer
still Every woman Of ordinary intelli-
gence knows better than to attempt to
leave a moving car. and every one knows
the danger of lodging in front Of We
hicles when in motion. When the driver
of a heavy team goes to sleep on the
seat. trusting TO the sagacity of his
horses. he cannot expect TO be even rea-
sonably safe, for he is probably monopo-
lizing the road and perhaps is trans
crossing the simple rules of street traffic
which others are observing.
The other day an Italian fruit vender.
with two small boys beside him on the
seat, was driving slowly through the
middle Of a narrow street, when an auto
appeared behind him. He paid no atten-
ton to the horn al first. and when ne
realized the situation he turned the wrong
way, and in the same direction as the
auto. Only a cool head and skilled hand
saved the man from an accident. and it
IS doubtful if he even learned lesson
from the experience.
BETTY BRADEN.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Friday Bargain in
= French BatiSte.

500 yards French Batiste. white
ground with lavender. gray. and
blue checks and gray figures.
35c yard. Value, 75c.
And these remnants:
(21z to II yard lengths J
5oc Banzai silk, 35c yard.
S1lzc Mikado silk, sc yard.
&c MOusseline de Sole. l5c yard.
25c Printed Irish Dimity, 15c yard.
PFC Batiste Lawn, &c yard
25c Scotch Gingham. 15c yard.
45c and soc Scotch Gingham. 35c ward.
SOC French AIOusseline de Sole, 29c yard.
Second hoor-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
YACHT ATHENA AGROUND.
Gibson's Vessel Hard md
Fast on Corfu Rocks.

London. Aug "a dispatch to Lloyds
from Corfu states that the American
steam yacht Athena. owned by Charles
Gibson, Of Boston. now under charter
went ashore yesterday on Cape Boanco
at the southern extremity Of the island
and is hard and fast.
The Athena on May % was in collision
with the Italian steamship Re d'Itafia. at
Naples, and was considerably damaged.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Knit UnderWeQr Dent.

Woneu's Swiss Ribbed Black Cotton Vests low
neck 10 sleeves medium size. Reduced from sc 10
&c eaeh.
pairs Chldren's Swiss Ribbed Kneelength
Drawers; to fl children from 70 70 l3 years Of age
Reduced from &c 70 &c pair.
Main hocr-F s.
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Elevated.

From Inc NOnkers Statesman.
Foote Lighte-W What's become of that
company your brother formed for the
purpose Of elevating the stage?
Miss Sue Brette-Gone up,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Mrs. Catherine Cooley. of Washington,
who sailed in June 10 spend the summer
in Europe is now in Paris. Among other
Washingtonians at present in Paris are:
Mr.. T. ". Campbell, Mr.. F. NJ. Car
penter. Mrs. May d. Rill. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowie Chipman
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Marine Corps.

First Lieut.. RICHARD r. CREECY. 70 Marine
Barracks Naragansett Bay. relieving First Lieut.
WALTER Z. NOA. who viii proceed 70 naval
station. Cuiebra, relieving First Lieut. GILES
BISHOP, Jr., who wiz proceed to League
Island.
Second Lieut.. TETER r. HORTON. TO recruiting
district. Texas. relieving First Lieut.. LOvICK
?. PINkSTON. who VIII proceed to Washing
Fist Lieut. BENJAMIN 5. BERRY. from nav
yard. League Island. and Capt LEE b. PUR-
CELL. from navy yard Mare Island. TO First
Brigade Manila.
First Lieut.. EDWARD A. GREENE. from Csmo
Perry 70 recruiting district Illinois relieving
Capt W. c. HARLLEE. who viii proceed ,o
Camp Perry.
MAJ. RUFUS H. LANE. assistant adiutapt sp5 in
spector, to Camp Perry.
First Lieut.. WILLIAM II. PRITCHETT. from re-
cruiting district Buffalo. TO recruiting district
Georgia relieving First Lieut. ROBERT b.
FARQU QUHARSON. who viii proceed to recruit
ing district. Buffalo.
Capt HERBERT ]. HIRsHINGER, detached
Amy Of Cuban Pacihcabon, Havana
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
nents Of vessels hare been reported TO the Bu.
reau of Navigation:
ArriTed-AuEust 2l-Mayfower worden. and Hop
kins al Oyster Bay; Sterling al Hsmptcrf Roads.
Hannibal al Lamberts Point August s2-Dol-
phin at Norfolk; Prairie at Hampton Reads.
Galveston az Tonqku
Sa1ed-August 2-Ssturn from la Union Tor San
Francisco. via Acapulco. August 2l-Connecfi-
cut, Louisiana, Kansas. and Vermont from
Hampton Roads far a cruise OF eapes of the
Chesapeake; Washington from Newport for navy
yard, New York; Arethusa from navy yard New
YORK, fer Iona Island. Worden and Horkins
from Oyster Bay for Newport Iroquois from
Midway Island for Honolulu Rocket sud Dol
phin from Washington fer Norfolk. Sterling and
Hannibal from Lsmberts Point for Hampton
Roads August Z2-Nest Virginia Colorado
MARYLAND. and PENNSYLVANIA from Yokohama for
Honolului Scorpion from san Juan for Boston.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Mr. and Mrs Cornelius y Bliss. jr..
the latter formerly Miss Zaidee Cobb. of
Washington, are spending the summer al
the Oceanic, Atlantic City, \. J.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Miss Evelyn Randolph daughter Of
Bishop Randolph. of Southern Virginia.
and Miss Esther Reed, Of Norfolk, are
the guests Of Commander j. H. Oliver.
L. 5. A, and Mrs. Oliver, at the War
College at Newport. Pay Director Law
renee Boggs ana Mrs. BOggs, who have
been recent guests of the divers. are
now az the Riggs House for a stay.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Friday Bargain in
WOnen'S Cotton Hose.

so dozen pairs Women's Fast
Black Cotton Hose, with ribbed
tops; medium weight; all sizes.
Special price, I215c pair.
Main foor-F ST
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Mrs. Letter 10 Entertain LavIshIy
at TaIOch Castle - Ex-President
Cleveland to Occupy His Tam
worth HOme-AIiss BroOkmire Mar
ried-sIiss Gardner to Wed.

Senor Don Federico Mejia, the Sal
Minister. left Washington We'd
nesday evening for short trip to New
York.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
Friday Bargain in
White LaWn KimOnOS.

A lot Of Women's Long Kimo-
nos, made Of sheer white lawn.
with borders Of figured lawn; ex-
cellent quality.
79c each. Value, SI.oo.
Third foor-EleTenth St
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Kirby; BOBBY prize, Miss Francis de
Grossart; gentleman's first prize, Mr. Al
bert c. Scott; second prize. Mr. Hatten;
third prize Mr Heithmuller, OF ST.
Georges Island, and BOBBY prize, Mr.. G.
r. Sullivan, Of St Georges Island. The
euchre was followed by an informal
dance
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Rear Admiral Brownson, Acting Secre-
tary Of the Navy. left Washington yester-
day morning for several weeks vaca-
ton, during which time he hopes to be
able to make a visit to the West
This viii be the first vacation OF any
length that Admiral Brownson has had
for some time. having been on duty al
most continuously at Washington as head
Of the Bureau Of Navigation since his
return from sea service.
He first went 20 New York. from
which place he viii visit the President.
at Oyster Bay. in order to have talk
on several naval matters Of Importance
that ale pending. II the public business
does not intervene. the admiral expects
to visit the Rocky Mountain region before
his return.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Artistiealiy Designed Floral Pieces.
Very reasonable prices. Shaffer Isth <,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Mrs Clement D. Hebb has gone TO Ashe-
Vile. y G.. TO visit her brother, Mr.
Henry s. Lambert. Miss Elizabeth Hebb
has left Washington for a long visit with
friends in New England going first to
Brewster, Mass, where she VIII join q
house parry.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY
LAW SCHOOL
EVENING SESSIONS EXCLUSIVELY.
OPENS OCTOBER lst lae7.

Practical three years course leading 10 degree af
Master Of Laws, the degree of Bachelor q Lavs
can be secured az end q second year
For c2talog. Application blanks. &C. arplv IN psr.
sq1 q 5y MAJ 90 the Dean. l5sl ST. nv Tele-
phone NJ 5i73-6s7A ann -
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

oct0beE 5. lsg. Remembsr the da!e.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Mrs. +. Hope Slater IS entertaining at
Hopedene." her Newport villa, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". c. Endlcott, of Boston, in whose
honor she gave a dinner Wednesday
evening
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

According 10 a dispatch received at the
Navy Department yesterday. the four
armored cruisers Of Admiral Dayton's
squadron, tie West Virginia, Colorado
Maryland, and Pennsylvania, which have
been c0aling IN the Japanese port Of
Yokohama for the past four or five days.
are now homeward bound. by way Of
Honolulu
This dispatch states that everything
passed off smoothly during the stay OF
the bluejackets at Yokohama, and that
there was not the slightest disturbance
during the visit. An unofficial report SAYS
that there were no restrictions placed
on the b!uejackets, ard that they made
good use Of their time in visiting the
places Of interest at Yokohama and other
cities.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

DR.. and Mrs. W. y. Barton have re-
turned TO their home, 1888 II street, after
spending two months in the North.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Mrs f. Peudleton Parker has as her
guests her cousins. Miss Leila Barnard
and Miss Marjorie Gargies, of Chicago
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Lieut.. Commander Schoheid. I. s. y.
who has been ordered 10 Guam in COM
mand Of the supply win not be able
70 assume command until the Supply ar
rives az San Francisco. 10 relieve the new
governor Of the island. Capt. Dorm, T.
;. y, as no army transport is scheduled
to sail for Guam before November. when
tie Supply viii be on the Pacific Coast.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Representative and Mrs. ". Bourke
Cochran, of New York. are at Newport,
to be present at the functions given there
in honor Of Prince Wilhelm Of Sweden.
The Swedish Minister, Herr Won Lager
cranz and Nine. Lagercranz, the former
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Leslie
N, Shaw and the Misses Shaw are also
expected 20 spend the week there.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

Piney Point Hotel, Piney Point. Nd,
was the scene Of an interesting progress
sive euchre party Tuesday evening Al
most the entire list OF guests at the ho-
tel participated. The successful contest
ants were. Ladies first prize, Miss Char
lotte Crawford; second prize. Mrs. sam C.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-16


HAVE YOU ANY FUR 'TuRE
TO BE Repaired or upholstered7
We have with us Mr.. J. W. Sears,
who has had many years experience
as cabinet maker, furniture repairer
and upholsterer. Phone SOL and We
will call and make you an estimate.
THE HOME SUPPLY COMPANY,
The House That Saves You Money.
Next to Auditorium j11-6t
Send the Daily News to your friends.
1t is good advertisement for Hatties-
burg. 81
If you want anything, try liner in
AZ. - 49, il
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14

Mr.. Frank Mexican of st. Paul,
an old-time friend of the family of
Mrs. Mahoney, is spending several
lays in the city.
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ENTERTAINMENT
AND BOX SOCIAL

An entertainment and box social
was held at the Beacon Hill school
at Sunnyslope last night, which was
an event of more than passing i'm
pOrtance in that neighborhood. The
program consisted of a declamatory
contest and a debate. Six contes-
tants battled for declamatory honOrs.
The three winners were Miss Carrie
Lyons, Miss Mildred Sheppard, and
Mr.. Daniel Neher. The question for
debate was:
Resolved, That the West with its
opportunities is better than the East
with Its advantages.
The judges were County Superin-
tendent Bowersox, George Perry and
C. A. Ferrin. The decision was rem
dered in favor of the Affirmative.
AS a result of the supper, the
school received $35, which will be
expended to advantage to the school
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
ENTERTAINS
HIS FRIENDS

Master Robert C1app celebrated
his seventh birthday anniversary this
afternoon by entertaining number
of schoolmates at his home on Penn
sylvania avenue from until s..
Games and music furnished amuse-
ment for the small guests. Partners
were chosen for refreshments by
matching paper napkins, after which
they marched into the dining-room.
When the birthday cake, lighted
with seven candles, was brought in
seven little friends were called upon
to blow out the lights, each making
a wish for a happy future for the
young host. Those invited were
Marie and Sheldon Mooney, Merle
and Vella Loving, Harold Wilson,
Marcus Neubauer, La Verne Kaupp,
Fred Graham, Wilbur Little, Joy
Scheble. Clara Sprague, Elinor Hill
ton, Mary Bixler, Morton Honeywell,
Jack Clapp, Raymond and Egretta
Redhead and Jean and Marq Jacob
son of Leavenworth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
DRIVES so MILES
TO CONVENTION

Waterville, Dec. 13.-The Gen.
trail Washington Sunday school con-
vention, which has been in session
several days, adjourned last night.
Of the twenty-three Sunday schools
west of Moses Coulee and in this
county, nearly all were represented.
Some delegates drove fifty miles 70
be present at the meetings.
The leading speakers of the con-
vention were State Secretary Bop
pell and Rev. T. H. Atkinson. The
delegates were made welcome in 4
good speech by Mayor Howe. Jens
Kirbeby, of Mansfield, gave the re-
sponse.
The convention adopted the name
of North Douglas County Sunday
School Association. The officers
elected are: II. Huber, president; q
C. Smith, secretary; A. C. Kirkeby
treasurer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
CAUGHT BY
SWEETHEART
Man Wanted for HOrsestealing i
Again in Douglas County Jail.

Waterville, Dec. 13.-Orville Con-
nor is once more behind the bars of
the Douglas County Jail. Last spring
he was arrested for stealing horses
from rancher named Victor. The
day before his case was to be called
in the superirO court COnnor dug a
hole in the walls of the cell and
walked away.
He was later arrested at Newport
and locked in the village Jail for the
night but again got away. AS it was
known that he had a sweetheart at
Cheney, a close watch was kept at
that place.
The same deputy sheriff, Abe
Brown, arrested Connor there that
picked him up in the first place and
hurried him to Waterville. His for
mer. partner in crime, John Duffy.
was recently apprehended at Silver
Springs, New York, and is now in
Jail awaiting trial. The case is set
for December II, and young Con-
nor is wanted as a witness against
Duffy.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
BUSINESS COLLEGE
NEWS NOTES

The Wenatchee Business College
now has twenty-seven students with
several more to start within the next
few days.
Mis- Vivien Crane, former stu
dent of this school, is now stenog-
rapher at the Stoughton (Wis.) Wa
gon Factory.
James Smith, now student at the
college, is one of the best penmen
in the county. He has been special
izing for four months.
Francis Little of Lakeside and
Lewis Richardson of Monitor are
among those who have recently en-
rolled.
Other students recently enrolled
are the Misses Elizabeth Eikelburn-
er, Emma Small and Messrs. Glen
Beal and George Kinzebach.
Baptist Church.
Rev. o. E. Jessup, pastor. Services
Sunday morning at l 1 o'clock. Pas
tor will talk on "The Home-the
Husband and Wife" Evening topic
services at 1880, "The Method Of
Jesus Teaching" Bible school at
10 a. m. Thursday evening Bible
study at 1880.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
storch Still rick.

Mrs. P. H. Storch, mother OF A. n.
Storch, arrived last Thursday and
will nurse him through the balance
of his illness.-Okanogan Independ-
ent.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
CHELAN
ORGANIZES
That District to Have a Fruit Grow.
ers' Association of Its OWN
Capital Stock $4,000.

Chelan is to have a fruit growers
association. Plans are now we'll un-
der way for such an organization.
Concerning, it the Chelan Leader
says:
cat a meeting of the directors Of
the association, held at O. A.
Hoag's Office last Saturday evening,
the secretary, F. o. Rem, was in
structed to circulate a stock SUBJ
scription list for the signatures OF
fruit growers and others who wish
to become members.
The total capital stock of the as
Continued on Page Four)
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
FROM
A MERCHANT TO
SEIF-nkDE SON

The following letter has been re-
ceived by a young man not thou
sand miles from the Big Red Apple
Metropolis, and in the way of father
ly advice the letters published in the
Saturday Evening Post and now in
book form entitled Letters from a
Self-made Merchant to his Son." is
simply not ia it.
Dad had evidently received a let
ter containing a copy of his sons
expense account, and from the tone
of his reply it is evident that he does
not appreciate the western way of
doing things. The letter from the
old gentleman says:
your expense account spells
'd-n fool in about seventeen diff
ferent ways likewise sucker lob
ster' and general all around ASS.
Coming from a young man of your
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-14
CAPTURE
THE PRIZES
Wenatchee Poultry Carry Off Their
Share of the HOnOrS at
Tacoma.

Following is the list of awards at
the State Poultry exhibit held at Ia
coma this week. A number of fine
, birds went from Wenatchee, and
those belonging to H. Haindenhain
of the West End Poultry ranch, A.
A. Bousquet and c. E. Buttles each
will come back with ribbons.
Following is a list of awards:
Buff Plymouth Rocks-Henry Ka
Ger, Ellensburg, first, second, third,
fourth and fifth cock, third cockerel;
second, third and fourth hen and
fifth pullet. Ed Hague, Tacoma,
third and fourth pullet. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Collier, Tacoma, third
cock, second cockerel, firstand fifth
hen and first and second pullet.
William Sheppard, Sumner, second
. and third pullet.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-Wil-
liam Sheppard, Sumner, first and
second cock, first, second and third
pullet.
White Wyandottes-Mrs. Elmer
Symms, South Park, WASH, second
cock, fifth cockerel, first and fourth
pullet Fred A. Johnson, Tacoma
first cock, second cocckereI, first hen.
D. n. Lash, Woodlawn, Ore, first
cock, fourth hen and fifth pullet.
George C. Baird, Fern Hill, third
cockerel, third pullet. A. Paashe,
Tacoma, fourth cock, third cockerel,
second, third and fifth hen and sec
ond pullet.
Rhode Island Reds.-West End
Poultry ranch, Wenatchee, fourth
icock. H. A. Durr, Tacoma, first, Sec
;yond and third cock, first, second and
third cockerel, first, second, third,
fourth and fifth hen, first, second,
third, fourth and fifth pullet. o. o.
McLane, Tacoma, fifth cock.
S. c. Brown Leghorns-Fred A.
Johnson, Tacoma, first cock. Miller
Bros, Fern Hill, first, third and
,fourth cock, first, third, fourth and
fifth cockerel.
White Leghorns- Bros,
Fern Hill, second and third cock,
fsecond and fifth cockerel, fourth hen.
West End Poultry ranch, Wenatchee,
fifth pullet. N. Anderson, Seattle.
/ fifth cock, third cockerel, fourth pull
! let, fifth hen. A. A. Bousquet, We
natchee, fourth cock, first, second
and third hen. Standard poultry
ranch, Coupeville, first cock, first
cockerel. Williams Poultry e Pig
con lofts, Kirkland, WASH, fourth
cock, first, second and third pullet.
| Black Minorcas-Seth w. Geer,
Tacoma, third and fourth cock, fifth
cockerel, fourth hen, first and fourth
pullet. J. C. Hubbel, Ellensburg,
first and second cockerel, first, third
and fifth hen, second, third and fifth
pullet. Fred o. Johnson, Tacoma,
second and third cockerel. Henry
Kacer, Ellensburg, third cockerel
&c. E. Buttles, Wenatchee, fourth
cockerel, second hen.
| Light Brahmas-Ed Shearer, Ros-
lyn, first cockerel, first, second, third
and fourth pullet.
| Mr.. Frank Mexican of st. Paul,
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TELEPHONE FOR
SOUThS!DE

Southside is to have a telephone.
already thirteen miles of line has
been purchased from the local COM
pany, and a meeting will be held
within a few days to organize.
The matter is soon to be taken up
win the Farmers Telephone and
Telegraph Company to see what can
be done in the way of connecting with
the central station in this city.
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