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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
YOUNGS SETS PA CE
FOR CONTRACTORS

was ALMOST the same thing as
blasting out rock.
Superintendent l.. n. Youngs Of
the water department said when he
begin on the work that he expect.
cd 10 set the pace for contractors
60 follow In doing city work. and
n has taken practically only 7b
days in which 90 do the work
Many contracts not SO large have
been in hand year or more.
One OF the greatest drawbacks
that had to be overcome was
that the city got no help from the
public service corporations In get.
ting their underground work out
of the way. The worlmen for the
city have had 10 go under the other
pipe wherever Il was encountered.
necessitatlng deep trench work.
At Third. Second and First avs
all sorts Of pipes and underground
work have been met. causing no
end of difficulties. and between
First and Second q 50.foot tunnel
had to be dug. The grade between
Second and Third had to be lower.
ed after they were ready to lay
the pipe, In order 90 get under n
network OF eondults and pipes in
Third.
The new pipe line which starts
at Harvard aY, and East Pine. com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

any OF them are sun lettering
about the city.
Chief wappenstein has ordered
vigorous treatment for all the men
who. furnished with tickets and
car fare, do not go to work I'm
the county road camp. II they
apply for sleeping accommodation
at the city jail they will imme-
dlately be booked on charge OF
vagrancy and sent to the chain
gang.
The average number of dodgers
has already been sensihly reduced
through the relief camp. there be-
ing only ii1 Monday night against
260 for the same day last week.
II Is Chief wappenstein's intention
TO make still further reductions In
similar way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
STREET CAR TICKETS
SPENTFOR BEER

Have some OF the unemployed
used the street car tickets ad-
vaneed them to 20 TO the relief
camp at Youngstown. for beer7
Information reached the police
yesterday that number of
dodgers. sent by the police depart
ment to road work at Youngstown.
had not appeared at the camps,
and that number OF street car
tickets were passed over the
counters Of various saloons south
of Yesler way for beer.
At any rate. the gangs OF 20 and
30 men respectively sent last week
TO the camp did not reach there
intact. and the police have been
looking around 10 discover whether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

Water will be turned Into the
big 30inoh pipe on Union ~. Wed
neaday aa far west as Third av-
aud but for the dilatory actions
OF the Seattle Electric company
which Is IN the way nj Second av
water would be In the pipe west
Of Third av. TO the water front
The water on this section will be
turned on Sunday.
This big construction work has
been carried ON by the city by
day labor and IL Ia said by some
contractors that II II one OF the
fastest pieces of big work ever
undertaken.
Work was first started on the
eleventh of November and about
one and one-half miles OF 30 and
2f-inch Iron pipe has been laid.
some OF u as deep as rs feet be.
low the surface of the street.
The 30-ineh pipe weighs about
1900 pounds to the Joint and II
takes about a. pounds OF lead 10
solder H. The 24.ineh pipe weighs
about 5000 pounds to the Joint.
over much of the course the
pavement IN the streets has had
TO be taken up and replaced. aud
on Union 81. the cement bed Tor
the brick has been broken through
with pick aud er0wbar so that n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
STATE NEWS

John Sanders. aged u years. \
pioneer Of the Walla Maiia valley
since 1866, Is dead of old age. lie
has been a farmer since he came 10
Walia Waila from Indiana. where
10 was born.
Moran brothers. of Seattle. and
the Campbell Lumber company are
drilling for artesian water In Horse
Heaven. where each company owns
large tracts Of land.
v. o. brigham. formerly OF Sc
attic. IL on trial In the Lewis coun.
" superior court. charged with
numbering his wife at Napavine
few weeks ago. Bridgham's at.
torneys. Gus T.. Thacker and u. y.
Jones. will rest their case on the
insanity plea.
rockingham is making n fight on
pool rooms. the city being fleeced
out 81 much license money. dealers
operating more tables than they
are paying for.
Blue laws at Spokane Sundays
are lacking. Tho lid r. being
tipped. theatres are In operation
and saloon back doors are open.
HcllnEham's new public library
has been formally opened.
Jack Chesterfield. convict from
Seattle. who has finished hls term
at Walla Walla. has been adiudged
insane and will be reminded back
20 the insane ward.
Foreigners employed ~ the Su-
psrior Cement company. near Yer.
non. have made threats about re-
duction In wages. and deputies are
guarding the property Of the com
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
CHAPTER XIV.
Watching the Quarry +.

There were many people watch
.aE Mason. there we're a few ~atch'
ina parncn,
state senator Pepper wished To
Dc returned Co Springfield. and Ma
son could help him II he would
There we're Indications that be
would not. bat In politics there II
always the possibility that a man
NAV be brought into line.
The Oid Man Was Interested In
the independent Gas measure. and
Aazan's vote waa impefativelS
needed fog that The Old Mans In
tarest was political rather than
financial Cefgain men who could
help him wished that nasasure pat
through. Indeed. q was enFreat
eowaip that there we're men at
Springfield who would profit ffom
il and that. IN paymeat. thef would
haln him with certain legislative
favors that he sought 50 be had
Mason sounded from time to time.
and also narneli. The results we're
not satisfactory. and he continued
70 postpone the move he eoatem.
plated
Thea there MAS the Suburban rail
way franchise. In which Alderman
nariar and bob Howe had an tndi-
rect iatrreat.
HERE again the question Of com.
pensation was the ualn thins. The
awneru ~ an existing NtFeet rail-
way we're brhind the ne~ franchise.
and one OF them vas quoted a.
saving that they could not afford TO
pay both the cts and the alder
nra. some really considerations al
dermsn voted Tor Il whea an at
tempt vas made 20 rush i throuEh.
but Mason would not. and II vas de.
faatad. After a wait. Il vas de
e!ded 10 try Il again. IN slightly
changed form. aud Hove and lay
Tor were watching for aame oppor.
tanlty 60 make Mason see the er.
ror Of his ways" as they expressed
Il
nal they're on a dead card. as.
serted Jim Casey. ~ha sac and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
BRIEFS BY WIRE

The BLACK Hand" society Is at
work in Chicago issuing threats to
Italian merchants that unless
money Il paid them death will be
the penalty.
The receiver Of the Aetna bank.
at Butte. has been instructed to
bring suit against r. Augustus
Heinxe for So, 500. due when the
bank failed In 1906.
The Injunction asked for by the
Alaska Pacific Railroad a. Ter
minal company. Of Catalla. against
the Copper Northwestern railway,
the dispute being over the right-of
way. has been denied by the Unit.
ed States circuit court. at San
Francisco.
When the coal on the battieship
Ohio was being discharged from
the collier at Port OF Spain. a stick
Of dynamite was found The report
has just been made public.
Col. II. +. Shaw. commander OF
the Washington volunteers during
the Indian wars OF 1856. and
pioneer OF Washington. is dead at
Portland.
Two small boys near Vancouver.
II. G.. were nearly killed the other
day when a black bear attacked
them In the woods.
The coasting steamer Saint Cuth.
bert burned 20 the waters edge
in a blizzard late yesterday near
Halifax. sixteen OF the crew were
drowned by the capsizing OF a life
boat. and the captain and 32 other
members OF the crew were rescued
BY the steamer Cumerlc
II IL rumored that the Thaw fam
lily will force an annulment of the
marriage Of Harry Thaw with Eve
Ign. ON the ground OF insanity. fol.
lowing the verdict returned Satur-
day. Thaw will fight this PROPOSE.
ton. as he is now more In love with
his wife than ever n annulment
Is granted Evelyn will be left pen
uileHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

Mayor william Hickman Moore
was yesterday endorsed By the Sc.
attic prohibition party and bis
name placed at the head Of their
ticket, 10 tn. platform. adopted
unanimously b. the convention. The
mayor vas commended for viEor.
Gus and impartial enforcement Of
the iaw and for his efforts TO pre-
vent the extension Of the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
SLEEPING MAN -
ENVELOPE0 IN FIRE

W Bell. an engineer. was seri.
oualy burned early this morning By
the explosion of the Seattle Brow.
Ing company launch Rainier. In
which he was sleeping at the foot
u Whateom st
Bell was forced 90 abandon his
clothing By the terrific fire which
immediately enveioped the boat.
and. clad only in his blanket. make
his way through the flames 90 the
float 10 which the boat was tied.
Then he fell exhausted. bleed
lnR aud burned.
Bell does not know how the &C
cideut occurred lie says he was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
TO ASK FRANCHISE
FOR INTERURRAN

Mr.. Waldron estimates the cost
OF the enterprise at $4,000. of
which he says $4,000 has been
pledged by Vashon Island farmers,
TO be paid In when five miles of
the road Is actually operated He
expects TO raise the balance among
local and eastern investors. II Is
intended 10 connect the road be-
tween the terminals of the island
and Seattle and Tacoma by ferry
system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

A proposition OF an electric line
TO connect Seattle and Tacoma. via
Kashon Island. has been preached
by =. X. Waldron q Co. OF this
city. and the county commission.
ers will have a hearing on next
Tuesday on the question of grant.
Ing a franchise. The promoters
AJAX for a franchise running 40
years. and for which they do not
want any conditions or remunera.
lion named.
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,prrR XIV Continued
~ - esar or more they felled
fa = ~ streets and the alles s.
I..sssssslB ihc alleys, ana ~ mn
4. eelamlnous notes
~ ,,a certainly leoS after
W. ,,'s exclaimed Mason IN al.
y ~ 20 you DO this ever
answered narnell but l
w., ,he ward =, least oasg a
-, "a sometimes twice Il has
tsA. pc. - ~t,.el loo. Work Is done
es,,ss ana more esPeditieasls
es 49, eefec. I've had some
y. - s.rharc men hauled up,
"a tes,'re pol usglect,ak thsis
pc nv !. ,sey once did I've made
w. s,,,,s ,reahle ior some diislai
k.,ins eoaiaclers too N Ia ~ !.
80 ,,r,ar 70 give the ~ard ne
..saal slieation that ! would Il
ssrs my property
.yss'v 81 ldeal alderman as
ami that I am doins more
-. asAeg aldermen 10 sysiemstie.
=. ssri hasiness- paruei ssla'
-. NV epporsouiIies are greater.
y. e.a,a Afford TO DO this. even I
~. x,sA~a. bat I shiak the eits
- rr,fit II Il had fewer alder
- asd pa those Tea IN pa
a A hasinees In this Nay
a. suse Of il. asserted Masof
! ga vi must admit that I'm
.,nsa Il IA matter. said nafasli
! SIsuf usrs the nomination. and
s.ssr plsnned anything Of this
y. xhsc / accepted. The plan has
"a evolved gradually, and ms
Iaushls have noi been entirsly %
=. 80 as h has been evolved
NJ su,on,eblle slowed ~. and
lnrusll pointed 70 q his vacant lot
Isrulspsa with sSiagx, q base bail
If,mena ard tennis court.
~TAsrs 4 one Of uy play
Ironns. he said I've toand
Is.sess iar three such N the ward
In lssa sar two o. them belongs
h M father. and a iriend gave me
sAe ne u the third Even IN tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
ii. S. Navy Yard

Take trip on the Sound and
visit the u. $. navy yard. see tho
hattleships Oregon, Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Buffalo and
tho training ship Philadelphia. the
mammoth dry docks. torpedo boats
and prison ship Nipslc. Boats leave
Pier 2. foot of Yesler way. times
daily. Round trip. soc. 's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
BANKS TAKE WARRANTS.

In reply TO communication ad.
dressed by County Superintendent
OF Schools T. y. Storey. 10 out OF
12 banks in this city have prom.
lsed to cash the county teachers
salary warrants at par. Heretofore
the teachers, as a rule. have been
compelled 20 discount their war.
rants with brokers. The average
payroll now amounts 20 about SIS.
600 n month. and the warrants have
been made to bear per cent in.
ferpgt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

heard enough to draw hla own IN.
terencca What w'u'dn't lhey Eiyc
~ naNtcr noWi"
well" returned Tom Lewis. 10
whom these remarks were ad
DRESSED, by rights RaNter ought 10
have gone hack. only Ne couldn't af.
ford to risk trying Ia put him
through lmxtet had three terms.
aud he olctt 20 have had four"
SURE arQuieaeed Casey. IN the
pinltinllary."
Well, Z, won't be long before
Mason viii need YOUR sympathy
mora than Nou cheers. Iim," said
Lewh warmly
"Mlll he. INV p
That's what he Will"
"Accordin' 10 ~ mimnry." 70.
turned Casey, 4 hear II some wan
talkin' like that wanet before. am
twas not long afther that IN whole
bunch Nv 80 was oiimbin a three fr
Go keep ont Nv the way IL this poor
harmless lad, an 81 was efforln'
him anything he wanted Tr IN
chanut 90 come down
hut lewis spoke trathfully when
he said that Mason would be more
IN need at sympathy than cheers.
for at that very moment events
seemed 10 be eonsplfing TO make
trouble Tor him. A strange man
Was cloaeted with the old Man.
His credit Is good. the stranger
was saying.
What DO you meant" asked the
I old Man.
Il mean had to pay principal
aud Interest to date Ia get them.
aud Il was hard work then" tx,
planned the stranger Not one cent
of Tot The eaah. aud Il took a week
of negotiations aud fairy tales 20
set them az that price
4 The Old Man vas thoughtfully
silent for a few minutes
But. II they knew all that We
know. he said. at last. perhaps
they would have been glad 90 let
I the notes so AZ a discount"
Mr. He'll. returned the stranger.
I impressivaiy. you've Eot that Eel
low absolutely AZ your mercy. Yon
can break him Ia lust about 20
hours, " you want 20 The fool
gave demand instead Of time notes
because he was deallng with
friends who wouldn't press him. I
suppose there's about $1,000 of
hts stock that Was bought ON THE.
Has business IL In worse shape than
4 ever was before nc has Loaf
much ~ his popularity. and Just n
hin, that you Intended 20 force the
collection Of one or both ~ the
notes would bring Wilkinson. Frazer
a Co. down ON him like thousand
OF brick. They hold hls paper for
something like G. 600 for stock fur.
nished. and theY'r - mighty nervous
as Il ls THIS aidermantc business
hasn't doAe him a bit Of good In a
business way
That's because he doesn't keep n
saio.,u.~ Aaid the Old Man with a
sFim chaekle Then, having had his
Joke. he became serious again. IL
wont DO for me 20 appear 10 this
affair. he Aaid. but want Ia make
ore additional stipulation. The Ean
measure Is 81 first Importance. ~
course. but there are tao notes.
Perhaps you can land vote f0f
the street railway bill with one %
them
~tn try a." said TIRE stranger.
IL VIII help ont Howe and some
n the boys." explained the old
Man. but that's only = secondary
consideration This VAS done Tor
your people safely"
The stranger nodded 20 ahow tina,
he understood
''Iiow about narneii'- be asked.
changing the subject
= have nay eve On him. Tetprned
fha Old Man. and l can promise
you that he'll Eini Independence
costly may got him ret There's
no hurry. Just let the ordinance
siumbcr uutil we.ru ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

Seattle star Exclusive Service
Punta Arenas. the port az which
Admiral Evans hattleship fleet IN
anchored. In situated half way
through the Straits OF Magellan.
and therefore about half OF the
great voyage Co the western ocean
has been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

awakened By the flames and smoke.
but had no time 10 make an exam.
nation. lie was Shivering with the
cold and nearly unconscious when
a company of firemen. who had re.
Aponded to the alarm, picked him
up.
Ito was removed 60 Wayslde
Emergency hospital. where IL II
said he may recover.
The launch was tied up near the
STANDARD OH dock. whore II had
been taken for the purpose Of I'LL.
ing the tank.
The launch. worth $1,000. IL a
wrtasH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

ting down Pike. Hubbeli way and
Union ST vas maze necessary on
account of the regrade OF Third
az. north Of Pine. where the pres
ent water pipe is being covered up
to depths OF i5 to 20 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
PROHIBITIONISTS
ENDORSE MOORE

saloon limits. The rest OF the
prohibition ticket chosen was the
following:
Comptroller. Carl n. Reeves;
treasurer. Charles l.. HAEgard !.
eouneilmen-st large. Guy Poisson
and d. A Duffy. councilman SeF.
enth ward. 3. W. Wllkin. Ninth
ward. e. n Hutchinson. Tepth
ward. John McGarvin. Thirteenth
ward. D. 8. Harvey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

WASHINGTON. Feb. THE
president has nominated Hal r..
Cole 90 be- register Of the land OF.
flee az Spokane. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
GOING INTO BUSINESS

IL you have an ambition to 70 In.
90 business for yourself some day.
you ought TO begin 10 prepare for
that step by saving n portion OF
your income. You will need capt.
tai. and the successful man Of the
future Is the young man Who keeps
a saving account Savings deposits
are allowed interest al the rate OF
4 per cent per annum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

Punta Arenas IL the "farthcat
south city of Chile. and has fine
landscape Views OF salt water on
one side and sand dunes on the
other. IL Is considerably north OF
the Horn bat according 10 all
accounts no sailor need 20 dry be-.
cause OF that fact The town 10 a
supply point for ships passing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

GUNS Fos HEsr-PipsF q
fsfs. iast.s Secnad az. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

/ through the straits. and has a pop
ulation OF 1000. largely composed
OF saloon keepers. II ia a scatter.
ing settlement. mostly Of one-story
buildings. although there airs sew.
eral fine structures and electric
lights. iiut people go 20 Paris ia
preference 10 Punta Arenas as a
general thing.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
SOME INTERESTING
APPLE FIGURES
OUTPUT FOR THE PAST THIR-
NOW THAN TEN YEARS AGO.
II. HI. KIPP

The following figures on the apple
output for the past thirteen years
will be mighty interesting matter to
those who have been talking over
supply of fruit This talk has been
going on for the past five years, yet
the amount of cars produced con-
tinues to decrease.
According to the figures, the We
natchee Valley, with five hundred
cars of apples represents only one
four hundredth of the output in the
United States or only oops per cent
The following figures were given
by District Freight Agent c. A. NAL
boeuf, of the Southern Pacific, and
published in the Medford Oregonian:
''The production for the past thir-
teen years has averaged 205,627 cars.
Last year Medford produced about
200 cars or .O001 per cent of the en-
tire output in the United States. This
was done with $500 acres of fruit in
bearing. In five years time there will
be $4,000 acres of apples in bearing
in the county, which will increase the
output to 1000 cars, or .O02 per cent
of the entire output. The produc-
ton for each year has been as fol-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
Ankeny or were neutral.

Ankeny or were neutral.
Responses to the requests which
were made by the Post-Intelligencer
were received from the responsible
heads of 1876 newspapers. OF these
1873 were for Jones, 33 for Ankeny,
and 20 newspapers declined to go on
record in favor of either Jones or An
keny. OF these last named a number
privately indicated a leaning to a
direct preference for Jones, but had
reasons for not making a public dec
laration to that effect. Other of the
non-committal editors we're demo-
Gratis, as stated by their answers.
Fifty-nine newspapers to whom the
request was sent failed to answer.
Some of these papers are believed to
be out of existence. OF the fifty-nine
twenty-four are supposed to be for
Ankeny and eleven for Jones, while
remain unclassified.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
HOLD BIG mETH0.
DIST CONFERENCE.
Will Last Nearly Week. Many
Prominent Churchmen of the
United States Will be Present
Next Week.

M. Mills, DID,, New York.
400 p. m.-Evangelistic services
500 p. m.-Lecture, "The Biogra-
ply of Boy" Bishop E. H. Hughes
Saturday, September II.
$50 a. m.-Devotional services.
900 a. circumference session.
500 p. m.-Anniversary of the W.
F. NJ. S. Address-Rev Robert
Brumbley.
400 p. m.-Evangelistic services.
500 p. m.-Anniversary of the
Anti-Saloon League. Address-Rev
Royal w. Raymond, Seattle.
Sunday, September 13.
1890 a. m.-Conference love
feast, led by Rev. L. r. Kufus.
1870 a. m.-Sermon, Bishop Ed
win H. Hughes, D. D.
500 p. m.-Ordination service
conducted by Bishop Hughes.
400 p. m.-Memorial service.
200 p. m.-Epworth League Ser.
vice, led by Conference Epwo, Ii
League officers.
500 p. Missionary sermon
Clarence G. ximlall, Phi. D.
Monday, September IA.
$3.50 a. m.-Devotional service.
900 a. m.-Conference session.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
FLOATING LUMBER INDICATES
WRECK.
Omitted Press Service.)

Point Arena, Cal, Sept. 3.-After
an all night search in a heavy fog for
steam schooner supposed to be
wrecked off this point last night, Cap
tain John Stitt returned this morning
without results. The first indication
of the wreck was the floating about
of scattered lumber. This morning,
two horses came ashore south of here
which is further indication that the
wreck occurred last night. Captain
Williams of the light house says a
shock was recorded by the seismo-
graph a half hour before the lumber
ieved that the craft was destroyed by
an exposition.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
MAN HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
STRUCK BY SWITCH ENGINE, O.
ED.-NOW IN HOSPITAL.

Lying on a cot in the Emergency
Hospital, o. M. Purdy is returning to
struck by the switch engine at the
G.. N. depot last night. He was sit
ting by the platform when the engine
struck him on the head crushing in
one side of his skull.
He was taken to the Emergency
hospital, and part of his brain, with
some broken skull bones, was re-
moved.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
0P-
POSE SENATE
UhDES|RAb[ES

Seattle, Sept. with a view of
:ascertaining the sentiment of the
press of the state of Washington in
relation to the United States senator
ship the entire daily and weekly
press of the state has been address,
ed by mail circular, and in the case
of those newspapers which failed to
respond at first, a second inquiry
was sent by telegraph or telephone,
requesting the editors of the papers
to state for publication whether
their newspapers favored Jones or
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-09-03
DEDICATED To
THE VALLEY
MRS. ARTIE E. WARMERS PRO.
song" TO BE GIVEN AT THE
BAND CONCERT TOMORROW.

"The Rancher's Song" has been
set to music ana the band will rem.
der the production tomorrow night.
1t has been dedicated to the Wenat.
chez Valley, and naturally creates in
terest among Wenatchee people. The
song has been on sale in the local
bookstores for some time, and is
meeting with a ready sale in the
eastern states.
Manager Ferguson of the theatre
is having slides made, and it will be
given at the theatre in the near fu-
turre as an illustrated song.