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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-20
Book Club Party.
Sc 90 SO .

81. Patrick'> Day was cele-
brated by the Canyon City Book
Club with a party at the hoSpita
bic home of one of It's most en-
thuSiaStic members. Mrs. c. Il.
Burrow. The News reporter
counting heads made out ninety
two present, all included. Co
lonial styles had been followed
by some Of the ladies in dressing
for the occasion. but the gentle
men, excepting +. \. Terrill
whose otherwise distinguished
appearance was added to greatly
by a good size Ratchet attached
II the lapel of his coat. were in
ordinary dress. Referring
again to Mr.. Terrill, some said
he wore the Ratchet in memory
of and to perpetuate that famous
apple tree episode in the life of
our great first President. while
others stated. and the weight of
testimony was on that side. that
he was an avowed apostle of
Carrie Nation and to look out
for the punch bowl"
1t was rather a large assem-
blage for a private residence.
but all present had been provided
for and under thu supervision of
Mrs. Burrow. an excellent hos
tess, the club members enter
tanned their guests royalty. The
program included songs by club
members; music by the Canyon
City Orchestra: games. ancient
and modern. and refreshments
consisting Of punch and Mar
guerite waters. The night was
lovely; warm. but not uncom-
fortably so; the sky was clear .
and the benign countenance Of
full moon made enjoyment all
the more enjoyable. 1t was
good humored gathering and one
bent on making the most of the
leeting hours and only dis
Dersed when the words. lights
going out" made it necessary to
seek out hats, shawl>, wraps etc.
before the electric lights which
Illuminated all the apartments.
gave way to the silyery streaks
# moonlight which might only
inter at the doors. An attempt
vas made by T. H. Rowan to
)hone the power house to con
inue the lights, but this failing
he guests reluctantly departed
or their several homes after a
omewhat hasty distribution of
he souyenirs-an artificial leaf ;
f Erin famous badge. the glo-
ION. - la,,.,.,.1l-
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-20

Baled miIlct for sale at 81
cents per bale or so per ton.
W. +. Bates.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-20
Special Notice.

The EiIer King of the Cattle
Ring will show at night only on
account of our calcium effects.
Will show here on March 10Th,
night only. Under big tent.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-20

Mrs. George Redman and lit
tie daughter, Of Victor, Colo,
came in Wednesday on visit
to Mrs. Redman ) aunt, Mrs. l..
5. Carter.
l. c. Jenkins has put Il woven
wire picket fence around his
residence property and doing
the work himself has made a
fairly good job out Of it.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-20
Commercial Club Notice

The Canyon City Commercial Club
offers it's services to all who seek in
formation touching either town or
county. Call on the secretary or
write him.
The Club will keep in touch with
Federal and State agricultural au=
thOrities and will take pleasure in
obtaining information for Randall
county farmers--if desired
The secretary's office is i'm The
News building. you have anything
good for yourself which you are will
ling to share with Canyon City and
with Randall county call at The
News office and ask for
GEO. A. BRANDON,
Secretary 6. G. G. c.
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Our ooeies Are Machines,

How many people, wonder e
 pause to consider that their ha,lies gre merely machines tn ,,u work. furnaces in which Ecr">>arN fuel IS !urus,; workshops n H jIiti #otuout parr, :.e supplied and storcroon1S in ulic}l fi.p} and food sare laid away for use " hen needed: Further. like any other piece of appar:Gtus. the body works letter under certain circumstances It's fires burn better with fuels of certain sorts mixed in certain proportions. and t cannot keep i'll perfect condition unlc>s Furnished with proper materials. Mar thinks he eats because he is hun%r1 he really eats because his hodv !S CIV ing out for building materials With which to repair the waste that Is a ways going on and for fuel to keep l, self warm, and It Is rather "fn:c1y' as to the supply It wants for each Of these purposes. At a pinch 1t can uSe almost anything disestib.e f1r e!the" but Ii groans and complains and rnn ishes It's unfortunate nosscssor if t ls not properly treated. Cri,:enfIsn Msr r1ott iii St. Nichojas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Or6ufirp Room,

A curious and regrettabLe revival q, the word "dYa "" iii the sense of 'M!:n (raw" occurs in drawing room." Here the original nlesn'ng of the wcs,, ,. lost because tf :;s iamentabie prooon. clatlon by the Qneducated. &oilody hearing 1t mentioned as "GsYuy .na room" at its best or as "tlcor'l: E,1n1n' 1t its worst" would suspect 1t of being a room to which to withdraw for relax. etlon. Most words of the kind, though have no better claim to our admtra ton. and many Aaye a worse one to our ssnse of language. "rarlor,' Is an ugly growth from the old n1onasterial spar !sar." or room where speaking was al }owed, and "boudoir," that early victo Han expression of gentility, began by being a room to sulk In. Sitting room1 !s a strange instance of the confusion of cause and effect, and so is living loom" We come back 10 drawing yoom'' as 10 honest words, at least rDndon Notes and Queries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Du Maurier and the Ferisn Lesae,

When John OLeary. the lcnI&n leader, was released from prison fly 1870 after spending five of the twen,! years to which he was condemned fol | felony he went to Paris. where he spent tbe next fifteen years of his exile. The revolutionary leader used tc tell how when crossing in the packet to France hc met Du Maurier. then 6 young man. going to Paris to study art. They became warm friends. iode ing together in the same building where they became acquainted with two other artists. whom nu Naurier afterward made famous fn his popula. story "Trilby" as The Laird and The Baronet II was 10 O'ieary. who lad been medical student in Paris son2 before he threw in his fortunes wito the Fenian movement, that DU Man rier owed his first glimpse of bahe milan life in the French csrital.-Wesl minister Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Umbrellas Fn Battle
It Is conceivable that the officers ce WellinRtcn's day thought him ;crr!

It Is conceivable that the officers ee Welllnston's day thought him ;orr! hle old bully. He actually Ccr}&de SpH brcilas iH Latte, yc csnnti".l jhr5n net only to expos" :: d Sac:ii:cc Jh2.i' lives at the word IL, a..siis3ahd. ljit 3c- toslly to risk tie ;:!}IS.i;,G ,< th".r beautiful Gnifurn~ :. fhc rain vhich ,ell during q b@tt," }1;F Eay"Hne. He saw tho t;"eu&,lics> riteiiu. uls.;c" q forest "f tAa:rN ;;~ ssoi scnt off lord HIii with thi~ ''}<'~>. ;,e, Lord WriijNt ton a''cS 3i.s. ;NprNr the us" ef Nn- brcii;t~ ,iH.'i3. t5n ifiN's hrigy aH ] ''l not allow ti.' T,culictnen'~ sons
 .;Er Themselves ridiculous in thc
 "f thr Hflar." {ficr lh" battle
 "sj TA"lll- 0as @crlimandcd by
 ike fer i.c.. ...t.j,sG inc off"n>e
 he great 81au. ~fhe guards i, .- forn a#>. nht!s= ar duty q, St ihi:.&s .:.. ,:j<5if 'sS If they please 'I..; |" 'lt 'eId i: < tys.t t.Illy Fidiru5nux t':: nmiii:&1," l-s,G T not l." fera"t rss. 't"veIel. G.; ire tie!in.,u"ili;:. G;, r:s.sS i,e- .4s.> rr.e. tfn4rt. tf.MIS"4Te> :.;...tf.. 9t 'sravcst when i"::r,l,g W#> :. IL. ,>.,. St. .JaIacs Ga F.. fs
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it Mas All RicIat.

They had evidently been qaaYre!ing before entering the Suttcr street ca' a' tbe ferry.
 would thank you. Mr. Johnson, an' to sit ny me- she said irily.
 "Oh, Lucy. I'll neNe: go wi5h ne' sgain-neve9, never. dchrie.'
 Gradually the harsh tones melted 'c soft, cndearius phrases, The car Lad become very crowded. It stopped as Van Ness.
 The conductor, wedging among pas- sengers midway of the aisle, could to: see the rear steps. With his hand on the bell cord, he suddenly yelled;
 How is 1t back there nowi'
 Its all right. We've made up again impulsively responded the young nan
 "Oh. Willard, he didn't mean rs"'- San Francisco Chrol iicle.
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ttt7ss k.is.r,teg Revealed.

A arit:i;Ii :.-.t .t t!'aerY .",'H,t,sh 'n"s, l,':G.:t 2. -}',. ..t.ii 't. ~Gitttsn | tt'sGn"d is,t> ;i; 'p., .su Xl0. II j* cGt g;ng largely .nln 4'' sd" of. the seal 2. :>ish ,1sic"'. ,!. #e..> < shat t.ni'' ago :. Wuiri;t}. ,.: tt.8i: "ent lj9t' ;s!t ests nisha.isi ..:e.. uAt3 and trEct or sere ral hais. ui,t fpluti nrnc |" suit her. Before s"ii:-: "gt size ni>>''i a valuable hatr5n, careful >e.et'ct' failed to bring It = .sh;. and l,> t;i~ appearance rem ..-'t a mystery, few days later j!c us-ol4gl, sti. .pt t, i1S for 8 suitable nat, viSite., eac 7, tie expensive millinery shops l. ..'.' city. Among the hats shown to i5Hr none of which was priced Iowel' :'t= e35, was one that closely r"se.~ .-.-, i re of the hats she aad tric. ru :.
 ID dollar store. S1t tooN t Ui1 r. X
 sine it more closely. ,s si}@ se'.
 Q trimming she no1iced that t,o
 :: hatpin was concealed s>'z":5 := -arch of artificial flowers, br%w5si- il ot,f. she t!iscovcics. ; t9 tr i.s.; t4t>~il.., hatpin.-- New York Es;i'.ne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Too Much surios,ty.

A dangerous operation was being per formed upon a woman. Old Dr. A.. & quaint German. full of kindly wit and professional en.ilus'a sm. had several younger doctors Wi:b him. One of them was administering the ether He became so interested i'll the old doc tors work that he withdrew the cone from the patients nostrils, and she half reused and rose to sitting pos ture looking with wild eyed amaze ment over the surroundings. It was critical period, and Dr. A. did not want to be interrupted. "Lay down dere. woman" he commanded grutfiy "You haf more curiosity as a medical student"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
lie PlS:H .r C-ce-.

\ sn:tti. shari, med joN. arc et whose eyelids had an i,ts .jls:ee-'.-. =. droop in chrome wink. e;,tcte. :: tailor shop in upper Broadn:N. ~ preached the proprietor and >i:cnt handed him a button. The ;;>i'e; tce.., II and looked puzzled
 Whats this FoTG> he asked. II don't want il. I've got plenty of bu'. ,ons''
 Oats all right salG the youn2s:"r "But yer want bus sness, don yert''
 Yes
 Well, just sew pair 9 pants on dat button
 The small coy was half way pl1 t}n block before ,he tailor reached lbt door New York Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

The wof,: ~pb;nX <, rom tlle Greek and lu";.@S the st"1ll%icr and was Ap piled to a fah!c,i creature of inc E.Np' tisus winch had tue butiy "f ;a lion, the head of :; man or ail animal ahd two wines atiacl'etl 10 is sides. Ill the rtjan .,.r:u=i.; l,:ts th" sphinx N n' ooj,~ed wisdom and power Ofi.jea, II has bac,. >..i'l',snd that tie f2e.; t.!&i tI.p overflow "t inc \ lc occurred when the snn was in ;hc consieila(iouS l.cu aji,: Ni:go :,:,vc ;he ieica of the vn.l1 uin:.: <,:t> ur f"'M iM the sphinx, h,t:
 His '0nH Se;Ns- 4l;te unfonndca. lD tS..l.; tht ."-%uIa;, n'o,aFo.l was u,e!;l! Y !cnreS"'tts.i if titc form nf 6 spA.l< \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
liens s.. ~.

"There Is D. 'jar :hjilg ;zro,,. ions. >ais, a hume. ~ ne l:s5 Y; "7'c@ h.- saGc it Ats.1,. .or incn;j@s.}E,'> They will rot e. lie fcSh of 2 foN. Noa t4i2.!,f tAsi,= eaea vish c;.sv2> hy.c,. 2'"s o:. 5he =. ,.'it>t Sq}!ah. l.u' thay ~nuld refuse l. rencmbci once having i sw&r uh;a!. had hiaafei. ,ts Y ing. Me kiIle'.'t ayesscsi it gre fully .,D'i ti.fe0t iE ag.4 t,se cage o. t.; lions, but ttey wvs..:. nnf touch it, an.. '2 finally had to 2" taken nut ;.','t thrown away. .ayc repeatedly l, .: pigeons alive into -ie cage just ts se: what they would llo. have ,hrnw} g.a:n down :,noa:. lba lions anG ,i' pigeons have .tctI:1a;y got GowN :.A hoppea around t.t big btN>cs. eve. hopping or her backs, the lions p2al ing NO attempt to disturb them, cyrli seeming 10 enjoy thoi- conpa ni.nshIr There is something rather slEaDs:' aboat this which i is difficult jo cA rGfa .r '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Retributiur of the Lsw.

Judge (to iawyer)-Mr. Sharp. are r"n defending this prisoner? Lawyer ! am. your honor. .Judge-And how m,ch Is he charged with staaing3 lawyer Fifty dollars your honor Judge Wen let hl1n go. He'll be pun. ished enough anyhow. fawyer-What do yon mean, your honor? Judge Why, by the time you get that $50 and then he works out the other $1OO yo,7'll charge him hell be sorry enough he ever was Gishonast - Toledo Blade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Irsve'inc Sand Hills.

On t.te co:.&! ot romeY"NE% there Ar, ,arse tracts of sand neaped up hN the wind. hundreds uf yards tn breadth and from co ,e I20 feet high. anc these hills. propelled by the wind move steadily Ill ;l ca&terly direction The speed st which these great hills travel Is from thirty-rtne to ffty-siA feet year. Pine woods. which sol1ts times come ill their Hle "f march can, not stop them and gre con7pIete.Y de. ktroyei. Tie branches are rcttcd otE by the sand, and nothing is left of the trees but the bare stems which after ( few year. Ni,her aL6 r1ja.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
It Was Still There.

The story is told of clergyman w ao, after he had finished his scrmcn card one of his congregation s:,.,' ole it
 A short tine altclward the preache, allcd on the man, resented the accusa g1on and ask,.d him 10 retract what he had said.
 ~ am not, answered the man, "lk. y to take back anything that I ha'" sad, but in this case 1 will, for ol. o.. turning home and referring to the t' ! whence l thought you had taken >'' 'n sermon, l found that if YVES still ther". St Louis Republic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
The Ministers Text.

A little girl came home from cburrh the other day and was asked what the ministers text was. "Dcn't be afraid |and l will get you bedQuilt," was |the astonishing answer. investigation proved that the centr,i
 thought of t'le sermon had been, Fear |not, and l will send you comforter" "
 ~Technical World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
The Result.

of the outward voyage importuned the captain to know what would be the result If the steamer should strike an Iceberg while it was plunging through the fog. The Iceberg would moy' Tight alo,g. madam" the captain re- piled courteously, 'Hust as If nothing had happened" AnA the old lady was greatly relieved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
An OSItcInc Man.

Hene ,;., tine village tafterxl :. sav, do vou ku"N why th> mans shap is hung all ovc" ih sacred pictures: Hene -bh. N"s: jitat < fer }he convcu .eHcc of his customers. SO that they may call ot all tN" saints when he khaves them. Nv&r"ulorfer Rlatter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Criy Cream.

Wife-l dreamed last night 1bat ! Nas In shop that Nas simply full o' me loveliest bonnets, and Husband hastily)-Rut that was only dream,
 ny dear. Wife. knew that before | Poke up. Secanse you bought one fol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
EpIrec5 He~ l}p.

OrcheStl:, !.eaGcr }ryeg heard the prim: >sa.tta tic that higl, note :5s ocll as >hc did last l, @ht Stage Man- aGer Nor You sec, just as she reached t >ht saN a unoUse iI ths wings. Workers Statckman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
The Four of Them,

Smith Good morning, Jones. l hea, You have ' son and heir. J9ncs-Yes; cr household no~ represents inc United Kingdom. I crl English. my t:fe's Irisa. the nurse is Scotch, and he heby walls Liverpool Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
C..rsciertscus,

Mtfistp, is ;h%renence I'm owtn ta ye. mcc,iSter The fact q, ,'nl j couscenticr. ,non. aId rit nae,h!n, .n the r!a;p eH Sunday. Tbe smallest I had vi lae was saxrence, and 1 6.dna ,acenG the sairmon was up ta It --DunUr. 1..ve-:.Se:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Both Hare ard Tough.

"Its hard. said the sentilneA7&7 landlady at the dinner table, to tiins hat this poor little lamb should be de sr4yed in its ycrt'2 just to ester 10 ou= spetites' =
 "Yes,' replied the smart ooa't.e1, l2s~4lng with uis portion, 1t f' ugh -rlilaGr}rh,n Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
l-f-e hfaISstN.

Anu FaU ,;vn.t tel 4e ;hat tha; gem ce q ceps. trft Mrs. Dust. Flo Yes YoH voe, Mrs nusr retnscd to change S'orers w'lf.:l :i2e cook and t:,e delivery h". fell out lls~h.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
How He Caqof.t Them.

Archb!sho. "h&tc.y Aad true sense of rraHIn1aE. says sn old English man who remembers him, and delight sd to spring catch questions. One was; What is the vocatiee ct eat:' Generally the assured answer was e cat.."
 The archbishop Nouid sua.le ther ana
  ay, "No; puss, pyss."'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
Lr MttEnation.

Judge I.'i>oi;"'. have Noul aaythiii- 10 say to the coprt before sentenc'a ! pronounced? fris0ner-l be2 the rouf to consider the youth of my attorney White and Black.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
His View cf It.

Bond Ituu'; you realize that 1sGr
 riage hroAdens man5 Benedict-0h, res. suppose l. can he put that WAY, but "a2tte3s" is the wort. I've always
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
t-.;y ChciH.

| witty ".::;5''cr of ;@c cIa. iirniee' sion v;,, unrr :t .l:cst at ;l d;Lner re marka ulc to: i,s 4eagerness. The dins ing room had been newly and splendid ly furnished Some cf the S"ests con. graIui".e,l ;h. lits,t 3n lis taste in dee. oration
 "Fo~ '1v ract I wo,ld rather see less giit;iIl@ :nl more c*rvi"g, said the wit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

bom or U0e wohou 6n n efsHhd floor of that apartment house. See ond Eeggar Dead easy. ! ring both heEls at the same t'n,e. Roth women co,no tp fine aeeHs .,t ike sane time aHtl c&cl! one wants "a ',utG4 ;be ether -FlieyeNde Blatter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

The language Of the face and ma. ner is the instantaneous shorthand o' the mind, which Is reyy quickly read Success Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
kept . Coor, Tahse

brown-kaeps a go,d t..ole. docs she ot! Robinson-E>cei!eni Solid oak Ras ha0 1t lvg lears. New York Trih he.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

France. has the beet highways III Eu rope, Russia and Spain ,lIe worst
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Domestic Philosophy.

!igsb:nl A nsan t,"sl.E know what happiness i; till he's n.aYE .eti. Nirc-Isn glad yo' we found that eal it last
 Husb:, nd Yes, a:..' theli tt's too ate Ee,tere Welt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06
General Founders and Macbinfstk.

Brass and Iron Castings and Ma chine Repairing. Stock Of al stapd' ard goods and castings carried D stock al the time. Teeon1otires. En- zines and Boilers Repaired Long distance telephones, day, 47t: l. ght, 8 Pire Bluff, Arkansas. Note: We operate our machine shop 10th day an' night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

ogging Locomotives, road and rs.S, ens'nes. boilers, saw and blaming z.aal machinery, iron and brass chstsnsao s7d maehinery supplies.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

the soIEs n"ri IINNR
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I 44 "A 444 A 4444
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-06

Is an ordeal which aE.
 women approach wls,ss
 indesctiDable fear aso.r nothing compares 7vieA tho pain and horrog at'@E child birth. The thong}sssss::
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-30
RUFF SENTENCED To PRISON
FOR FOURTEEN YEARS
Notorious Head of Doodle Gang in San
Francisco Given Holiday Present.
Trial Lasted Four Months and Was
Replete With Sensationalism--Mo-
ton For New Trial Made.

months. Ruef was convicted on De-
cember 10 of bribing John J. Furey,
a former supervisor, to favor the
award of an overhead franchise to
the United Railroads. This was one
of ia indictments returned against
Ruef by the Oliver grand jury, which
heard the confession of sixteen su-
pervisors who admitted the accept
ance of brides in several cases involv-
ing public service corporations.
One of the many incidents that
tended to make the trial or Ruef re-
markable was the shooting of Assist
ant District Attorney Francis j. He
ney by Morris Haas, a former con-
vict, whose past record was probed
by the prosecutor, after the would
be slayer had been accepted as a
member of the jury. Haas subse-
quently committed suicide in the
county Jail.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-30
MISS CUSHING
DEPUTY TREASURER
TREASURER ELECT BATTLES
HAS MADE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF DEPUTY AND ALSO OF
COUNTY DEPOSITORIES.

Treasurer-Elect C. A. Battles had
intended going into the treasurer's
Office several weeks in advent of his
term to learn the routine, but bust
ness interests will prevent this and
he will not go into the Office until
the beginning of his term, January
II. The county commissioners will
meet January 9, ana all bonds will
be approved at that time. Mr.. Bat
ties bond for $4,000, with the
American Bonding Company, is al
ready here and ready for approval
by the county commissioners.
Miss Madge Cushing is to be the
deputy treasurer, occupying the same
position with Mr.. Battles that sic
has for the past four years with the
present treasurer, c. E. Buttles. No
more popular appointment could
have been made: Miss Cushing is
known to be perfectly competent to
handle the business of the office and
has given general satisfaction to the
patrons of this Office. Mr.. Battles
stated last fall, even before his cleo
ton, that he had made up his mind
that if he should be elected that he
would appoint Miss Cushing to this
position, and since his election he
has had a number of influential per-
sons come to him in the interests of
Miss Cushing.
During the campaign Mr.. Battles
stated that should he be elected that
he would not make his deposits in
any one bank of the county, but
would scatter them. He is now
working on a plan whereby it will
be possible for taxpayers of the coun-
ty to- pay their taxes in the county
depository in the district in which
they live, thus saving them the ne
cessity of a trip to the county seat
This scheme has not been worked
out as yet, but Mr.. Battles is work
ing on it. He has named as county
repositories the Miners & Merchants
bank, of Chelan; Tumwater Savings
bank, Leavenworth; Farmers &
Merchants bank, Cashmere; Farmers
& Merchants bank, Wenatchee, and
the First National bank, Wenatchee.
C. E. Buttles, the present county
treasurer, will remain in the Office
for a month or so until Mr.. Battles
learns the routine. He has made no
definite plans for the future after he
goes out of Office.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-30
SON HUNTING
HIS FATHER
ANGELO O. DELNOCE WAS IN WE
NATCHEE IN MAY, 1907, But
HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM
SINCE.

Who knows anything of Angelo
o. Delnoce, aged So years, and very
gray? He was in Wenatchee in May.
1907, and intended to stay a while
and then go to Spokane. He was
never heard of since he was here.
His son, Louis Delnoce, IS Trinity
Place, New York City, will pay SO
for definite information of his pres
ent whereabouts and will be glad to
get any other information. 1t is quite
possible that he had become reduced
financially AMI became i'll and died
as an unknown, as he had been in
the west several years. His age was
81; height, SIX feet; weight, 150;
hair gray and a little wavy. He
wore a beard at times. His eyes
were brown and complexion dark.
He was educated and of an artistic
temperament. His features were
dark and may have had faded mark
of an anchor on his chest. 1t is like
ly that he led an outdoor life while
in the west.