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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-04
Cashmere Wants a Commissioner.

Cashmere Wants a Commissioner.
Cashmere is not asking much of
the voters of Chelan county in the
way of favors when it comes to the
selection of county officials, only one
man, Dan F. Shaser, announcing his
intention of seeking the democratic
nomination for sheriff. On the re-
publican ticket there seems to be
two or three good republicans from
other parts of the county seeking
most every Office, the Office of cOun-
ty commissioner from this district
being the only one that is not sought
after by more than one man. Cash
mere feels that it is entitled to a
member on the board of county COM
missioners and it is quite probable
that an announcement will be made
in few days. The names of several
good men have been suggested. Re-
publicans have not yet united on a
choice, but it is presumed that either
F. W. Stein, A. F. Estes or Matt
Hickey will be prevailed upon to
make the race The Democrats think
that O. NJ Brooks would make an
admirable and efficient officer for this
important office.-Cashmere Record.
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THE NEWSPAPER AND THE PUBLIC.

supply
demand. the supply will be
local which published twice week As the
daily supplements the weekly
daily exist in the
dalis
the dissemination OF
local happenings Seattle or Spo-
with matters of this kind Those
their foreign chiefly and
the local daily also.
Daily World is good indi
supplying community
public for the OF bringing any mat
ter Of local interest instance when
reported this week the World mmed
publicity inconvenience that occaoned in many
authorities used its columns erect
public notice Again nasmuch as
with the hk settled just out
agent for the
advertisements for help Tor
articles of all kinds The salts
factory who the columns of the
gratifying the management and Is
community generally appreciates local daily
and willing o hearty support
World identical with the interests OF the COM
Wenatchee, moral
citizenship which live While republican IN
aotics partisan 1t does not stand
but believes that the good OF eac
timately interviewer with the good of ALL
appreciation merchants OF the city use
the city these bust
community and lay
just Wanamaker in Phiade-
Chicago city, and the names OF
individuality by the of the and not
Wenachee Strangers
business
casually ask anyone
name Of a advertiser will always be mentioned
slogan of progressive
enterpring "knocker 1t does
believes
patriotic interest of individual should
in which he lives
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-04
For q Sprained Ankle.

As usually treated, a sprained an
kle will disable the injured person
for month or more, but by apply
Ing Chamberlain's Liniment and OBJ
serving thesdirections with. each bot
tie faithfully.R cure may be effected
in many cases n less thanfone weeks
time. his 1inimehk is MOST remark
able preparation. Ey itffor a sprain
or bruise. or when Mail up with
chronic or muscular rAetmatism, and
you are certain to be delighted with
the prompt relief which it affords
For sale by all dealers.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Papers Compliment Campbell.

The determination Of J. Leigh
Campbell to seek the ONCE OF county
clerk Of Chelan county another term
is7pleasing news to his many friends
in Cashmere. During his present
term he htst dlled the ONCE In q dig
nified manner. discharging the du-
ties of it in a capable ANA ehicient
way. He will probably have no OPP
position for the nomination In his
party.-Cashmere RECORD,
County Clerk J. Leigh Campbell
announces that he will be a candi-
date before the republican primaries
for reelection. Mr.. Campbell has
made a number one official and de-
serves and should have another
term. He has discharged the du-
ties of his Office in a prompt and
satisfactory manner and the Leader
has never heard anything but the
kindest comments upon his Official
or personal acts.-Chelan Leader.
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Notice to Water Users

Owing to the Shortage of Water in the
city, all persons using water are strictly
forbidden t0>Qse water fRr sprinkling or
irrigation purposes from Aow until Mon
day morning, JulySth.
Those violating tRiS order, on convic-
ton, shall be subject to a fine of $500 for
the first offense and s5.ooIof each subse.
quent offense. according to Section 81,
Ordinance No. l72. This order will be
strictly enforced By order City Council,
p. III. SHERBURNE. Waite
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WE'RE THREE YEARS OLD TODAY.

At that time We
of
since then So has the Daily
sa,gsxEs4 sgsssasnsA &c -,
Wenatchee will continue to *a$ ST.. =,
he World
is O n
S a nsstatement that
knowledge spend putting paper
IS
a issued a
do OF newspaper
publishers of the World apprecative
will
willing
of thought
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PAID ADVERTISING.

l hereby announce my iAten-
ton Of becoming . candidate for
reelection to the once Of county
superintendent Of schools subject
to the republican primary.
e. G. BOWERSOX.
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Howard Thomas, sra1late Phila-
delphia Optical College. Glasses
scientifically fitted. 80
DR.. Eva c. Ditman, General Prac-
tice. Specialty-Diseases of Women
and Children. Columbia Valley Bank
Building. Phone 1885.
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Get your fireworks. Big stock at
the Wenatchee Bazaar.***
COMING EVENTS.

City Council Of Wenatchee meets
every Tuesday night at the city hall.
Public Concert every Friday night
in the Park. Wenatchee Military
Celebration at Leavenworti July
3 and 4.
State Normal Summer School,
Cheney, Wash, June 9-July II
Race meet and horse show, Wilbur,
Wash, July ITO.
State Normal Summer School,
Cheney, WASH, June 9-July II.
A little money buys a lot Of fire.
unrJC ~ &h1 D~ro~w
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

z. q. WARD, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor. Irrigation work a spec.
ialty. Office RoseD berg block.
Wen atchee. Wash.
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FOR SALE-Royal Anne cherries to
parties who wish to pick them.
Phone SGT.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

HOUSE FOR RENT-Has five rooms;
also barn. Address j. r. Phiprs,
corner Washington & King streets.
Phone 386, ~
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FRATERN.1L NOTICES.

WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Yule
Circle. No. So, will meet on first
and third Mondays of each month
In Eagles Hall. Henrietta Bige-
low, Guardian; Viola Gochnour.
Clerk.
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FINE BUILDING SITE for sale,
three-fourths of an. acre. with
the best of young orchard; also
other improvements; only $3.50;
easy terms. Address w. w. Pierce,
Orondo avenue, close to ball
ground. ITO
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REEVES = REEVES, Lawyers We
natchee Drug Co. building. Phone
313.
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Now is the time to buy strawberry
plants; only $3.50 per thousand. -.
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CORBIN, LUDINGTON q KEMP,
Lawyers. Farmers & Merchants
Bank Bldg. Phone 1141.
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:: !: !: :: !: +: !: :: !: !;
AZ q. A. r., Daniel McCook
lows Hall. NJ. o. MERRILL. Com.
mander: ]. B. PALMER, Adiutant
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DIR. CAMERON. Dentist. Rosenberg
Block. Wenatchee. Washington.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMEN, Columbia Homestead.
NO. 6S2, meets first and third Tues
days OF each month at Sprague
Hall. For information, see u. r.
Lake. Deputy. w. A. Grant. Fore
man: c. w. Jorgenson, correspond
ent.
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~ MODERN WOODnHN on
K ; wssas.a., evening ' !.
QEEA Bower hall. visitina
wv Woodmen cordially >y.ip-
vited. TERRY ROSS, Clerk:
BARTLETT. Counsel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-07
KING HEROD IN RUSSIA.

The Russian government has taken alarm at the terri
BILE mortality among the children especially in the central
Russian provinces According to the last available report
the death rate per 1000 among children in the Cherngo
Kharko and Poltava governments is 217 in the Smo-
lensk, Tambo and Wilma governments 80, and in the Nj
ni- Novogorod Perm and Vatka governments 440. The
only dmnution shown is in the frontier provinces Es
thona and CORTLAND have death rate of 1853 and Fin
land of 127. Compared with other countries this rate is
terrific In Norway the total rate per 1000 is 49, in Swe
den 90, England 1872 France 1871, Germany 204, Japan
1872 Altogether in Russia many 100000 children
less than year old die every year. Fully half of this
loss is sheer sacrifice to bad government and to gnor-
ance due to insufficient education.
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VOYAGE OF THE PWO WAY
AREcoRo SOME STRANGE poNas At SEA
BY CARLTON DAVE Copyright by R. .Fenno Co.

| This task completed, another and
more formidable one awaited us
forward. That part of the ship be-
ing low down in the water offered
, exceptional facilities for boarding,
and the watchful enemy, taking ad-
| vantage of our little engagement
! on the port side, swarmej up over
the bows in great numbers. As we
turned to face them we must have
encountered 30 men. while every
moment the number was aug
mented. To charge them would
have been sheer folly, for as they
were all fully armed. we should
have been speared or shot before
we got within dozen yards of
them
There's nothing for it but the
wheelhouse," said; and as / spoke
81 stole a glance aft and caught
sight of Ethel's skirts fluttering
from the companionway. 1.-THE
wheelhouse!"
wheelhouse!' I shouted. "Run!"
Ethel"
yes"
IHSh icI 10 give Lueiu Oue anu
rum"
My instinct told me that the girl
had already acted on my sugges-
ton; So together Frank and
raised our revolvers and emptiei
them into the bowling throng, who
set UP a horrible shrieking and
stumbled back in confusion. This
was the moment We seized for our
retreat, and though my thigh was
extremely painful and bled much,
l have no hesitation in saying that
l covered the distance with re-
markable agility. Ethel was wait
ing with the door on the swing,
and as We passed through she
swung 1t to. And only just in time.
for the spears ratified upon it, some
even forcing their sharp heads
through the shattered panels.
Quick as lightning we damned
home some cartridges, and through
the aperture opened fusillade
which quickly drove the wretches
to seek cover AMI which gave us an
opportunity once more to load our
rifles.
(To be continued)
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CHAPTER XIII

| We NClC uOt lOnS ltlI
when the attack would begin; for
as soon as the sun was fairly out
the savages swarm or waded out to
the canoes and scrambled aboard.
Then, amid chanting of war songs
and a beating Of tom-toms, the
whole fiotilla came skipping toward
| us.
The f1otilla making for our star
board side, Hayling and l took UP
our position at that point, keeping
as low down behind the bulwarks
as possible. AS before. seeing no
one on deck, the savages stopped
! and began to gesticulate and to
jabber noisily; but for a time they
thought before they ventured to
approach us closer. Then they
opened their line and came onward
very slowly. Hayling let the first
canoe come to within a hundred
yards before he spoke. Then he
just turned round and gripped me
by the hand, saying: tom, this is
devil Of a CO." l admitted as
much-it was a devil of a go; but
| felt his fingers curl round mine,
and l knew I was going to make
the best Of it.
We were the first to open the en-
gagement, shot from Hayling lay
ing out a big fellow, who seemed
to be the leader of the foremost
canoe. At any rate, he jabbered
and carried ON to such an extent
that he made a good target of him
self. Moreover, the fellow wore
Gupp's coat, and that was a bit of
bravado that required payment.
Dire CONSERVATION followed the
first shot, and great confusion pre-
vailed aboard the forward boats;
but this very soon gave way to
anger, and a shower or arrow was
dispatched against us, their hard
heads Gathering upon the sides,
and in several instances sticking in
the woodwork of the deckhouse.
But we had excellent cover, and
firing rapidly disconnected them
somewhat.
For time the battle ragged
much to our advantage; but three
or four Of the canoes, seeing the
error of their ways, drew off from
the main body, and we VINO could
not be in several places at once.
felt much perturbed in conse-
quence. But l iarted from side to
side, now giving a shot here, a shot
there, while Hayling lounged
against one of the stokehole VEN
tilators and with the utmost CAIN
ness seized every opportunity to
lessen the number of the enemy
Great was the excitement in the
boats, the cries of rage and terror
being such as | hope I may never
hear again. Sometimes in their
madness they came within a dozen
yards Of us, but the deadly, me-
thodical crack, crack of the rifles
set them back-watering as harl as
they could go. While they made a
target of themselves 1t was all
we'll and good; but it was from an
other source we apprehended dan
ger, and not having the gift of
ubiquity. we were suddenly sore
beset.
Under cover of a fusillaje from
the starboard side. two separate at
tempts were made to board us on
the port; and We happened to look
round just in time to see some
ragged heads bobbing over the bull
warks.
AS if set in motion by the same
spring, Frank and I darted across
to repel the bOarders, and a short
hand o-hand scuffle ensued in
which | got a spear thrust in the
thigh, and he grazing of the head,
but we used our reviewers to some
purpose, and then drove the saw
ages over the side with the butt of
the gun.
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lerits of Our Clothing Dept. Are Well Known

best line good deratr
thai h store in of cumyhas
an space than Others
part f MS
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(To be continued)
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ANOTHER YOUNG ROVER

The police have been notified of
the disappearance yesterday of Roy
Shaver, from Mica, Wash. His
mother is landlady Of the Adams
house, 30S Wall st. The boy is IA
years old, light complexion, brown
hair and gray eyes.
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YOUNG VANDALS TEAR
UP ROSE BUSHES

The police have been instructed
to make a special effort to catch
boys who destroy rose bushes. Last
year they were a pest, and many
valuable plants were torn up and
destroyed. They have begun al
ready this year Last night two
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valuable plants belonging to Mrs.
S. P Holbert, 1925 Sharp av., were
torn up by the roots.
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The Boys
Clothing

The boys are just as anxious to get the
right thing in Spring Garments as the men
are. The days have gone when anything
was good enough for the little men. They
want the best now and they want that best
to look all right, and they want every gar
ment to be miniature reproduction of the
mems styles.
The Wonders Wonder is a suit that we
have had made up expressly for ourselves
to fit all ages from three to eighteen. The
material Is good gr ade of Atwood blue
serge guaranteed color and gotten up in
really clever styles.
The Brownie Suit will fit from three to
nine years Of age, and sells at. .....$ $500
The knckerbocker Suit fits seven to six
teen years. Is made with double breasted
coats and knicker pants; the price is. 5000
The Youths School Suit Is made with
long pants and has three button sack coat:
fit ages 10 to 16 years the price Is. $1,000
The Young Mans Suit-As smart as any
high priced suit for men; in fact We sell
these for slim built men quite often; the
Other Suits for Boys in the fashionable
shades Of gray, brown tan and the popular
wood tones; the best styles that are made
can be seen at the Wonder AMI at all times
you can depend on buying here for less
money. Suit prices range
from .....'...'.. "......$l.oO TO $l2.oO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-31
Table for small Elat.

Two girls who took two small
rooms this winter were at a loss how
to fit their necessary furniture into a
small space. The one room WIS used
as bedroom aud the, other had to do
duty as liylns-room, dining-room and
kitchen.
Each girl owned a desk with which
she could not dispense, the box cot
occupied one side OF the room, kitch.
enette was behind screen ia anoth.
er corner, and with one or two rock.
ers there seemed to be no place for a
comfortable meal.
The grandmother of one Of the girls
solved the problem by offering an old
Kitchen settle of yellow pine tat had
been in her outer kitchen for years
This mahogany stain, and placed the
settle against the wall, between two
doors, waere 1t held a few pillows ex
eept at meal-time, when the top was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-31
KEEPING Fruit Cake Nofat.

There is q story mat the Christmas
fruit cake improves with age. This is
only 70 under certRin conditions. Even
when Totat At first baking the cake
Is ufben advised, many housekeepers
object 70 this treatment becsuse even
the finest linen sometimes makes the
cake taste A better plan IS TO ali the
hole OF the cafe with brandy and COW
or tl1e entire cake, with paratlin pa
Dor.
II the cake has not been baked in a
turks head mold. the liquor can be
poured over the surface before the
oiled paper is put on. When there
is sign Of drying out more of the bran
dy can be added from time to time.
This treatment actually makes a
fruit cake better at tine end of year
than when first baked; to depend upon
time alone for improved flavor means
certain disappointment.
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q BIT 81 pumice before the little pFieiss
have had dnle TO 6sorb drS and
An excessive degree q heat iniures
the hands Il applied when fey are
cold; Washing should be done only III
.tepid water. and he condition IS much
helped II a teas poonful Of glyeerine IL
added to eyeayt pint Natural heat
must be restored BY rubbing and exer.
icising, never by holding tae hands
over a register or radiator.
At all times grease should be kept
on; for this feeds the tissues from
which normal amount OF oils are pain;
fully. lacking Always, after wetting
.tae hands. grease in some form must
be applied even though It is wiped
on directly after.
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converted into a g;oo,d-stzed table.

converted into a good-stzed table.
II one is not fortaDate 70 own or %
be able to pick up in some ouf-of-the.
way place one Of these oId-fashioned
settles, they can sometimes be found
in the modern mission furniture.
Such a settle is especially liked in
bungalows or on TIE porches of coun.
try houses, where one room must do
duty for several purposes. Even when
used entirely as table they are use.
full, as the seat parts often a box in
which can be stored work. books or
even the tableware that is in daily
use.
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"a Palr Of country kId..n

All special scenery and mechanical
effects Including TIC faInousNew York
HaIbor with q tn'l view OF tine great
Brooklyn Bridge are carried by "A
Fair OF Country Kids" CO., at the
Grand Sew Years Day. matinee and
might. The play is on the order of
Way Down Last and is now in it's
fourth year of success. it, worth
your while to take advantage of this
Opportunity AMI do moi make a mis-
take. Blu. see this great play.
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Home helps.

Leftover cereals need not be vast.
cd: They ara excellent fried like
,mush, and eaten with syrup or honey,
Clear soup or consonlme should be
strained through a folded towel laid
on a coIander It must not be
squeezed, or some OF the small par.
tfcIes of egg used cnlearing will be
forced through and spoil the soup.
Ammonia should OF be used in the
eyertng or near fire, nor should the
bottle be allowed to remain unlocked.
1t is Infianmehie. and its fumes are
not specially healthful.
If fresh fish is to be kept over night
1T should be saIted and laid on an
earthea dfkf, not placed o ma board
or shelf.
Covering the pan when fish Is fry
ing is apt to make the flesh soft. A
solid, firm meat that ls at the same
time flakey, is what the good cook
likes.
A luncheon centerpiece should he
twenty-fonr inches in diameter. plate
doines ten inches and the smaller size
eight inches. Twice as many small
ones are needed as of the plate size,
for the tumblers and bread and butter
plates. Choose heavy, firm linen and
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sabserIbe ID the We sIssIaI.a.
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work With mercefize1 c6toh. not TOO
fne. Once the house Is would nat
hesitate to spend Naole samEner ern-
Iproiderisa = inhcheon set n natural
color. bit she has learned th ioiis
q tliia adm how Is fech II MIS- IS
Eaortsr cit me aadded, scailops
edge must done tim case, heeai
u ST wears folgh ana shows ! fringe
Of threads tie beauty u he arricie
IS gone.
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BUILDING a WALL

NTH our materials insures one that
VIII stand any strain put upon it. 1t
means a wall that viii need no
ST. Engineering or 'bracing Tor years TO
come.
Let us have your order for BULL
.!ng materials and We Will guarantee
you first-class structure that will
stay frst-class for years and years.
Try Rubberoid Roofing.
KELLEn-FINLEY LUMBER co.