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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-29
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
IN WASHINGTON

Seattle, Dec. 29.-There are more
accidental deaths in Washington in
proportion to population than any
other state in the Union, according
to the annuol report just issued by
DR.. Elmer E. Heg, state health Of
ficer. In calling attention to the
fact, Dr. Heg declares that the time
has come, in view of the appalling
loss OF life from industrial accidents
to stop the haste of the times, and
work for mutual protection.
1T generally has been supposed,
he said, that Pennsylvania, with its
mines and varied industries, stood
first on the list of accidental deaths.
The proportion in that state is 121
for every 100000 inhabitants, while
in Washington it is 1877
The total number of deaths in
Washington this year was 10,045, of
which 222 were by suicide, SIC by
accident, and Is hOmicidal The
deaths from pulmonary tuberculosis
were SGT, with 223 from other forms
of tuberculosis. Including violent
deaths the department has used only
25 classiications in naming the cause
Of death, aiming, DR.. Heg says, to
utilize maladies common to the eli
mate
DR.. Heg says that all communi-
cable diseases, such as tuberculosis,
typhoid fever and diphtheria, show a
falling off with the increase of popu-
lation. The deaths from typhoid fe-
yer were 265, as against 800 year
ago; diphtheria 1876, as against 263
in 1908, and from scarlet fever 146,
as against &c a year ago. The start
ling increase in scarlet fever, DR.. Heg
says, was due to an epidemic at Spo-
kane.
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AMERICAN IN Mex
|CAN JAIL
STATE DEPARTMENT TO INVES-
RAILWAY MAN HELD WITHOUT
BAIL FOR ALLEGED THEFT.

Washington. D. c., Dec. 29.-Act-
ing under the demands of labor
unions. the state department has
called upon the American embassy at
Mexico City to investigate the incar-
ceration of Conductor James A. Cook,
an American arrested and imprisoned
for alleged completely in the robbery
Of freight trains on a Mexican rail-
road. Cook has been imprisoned for
some time without trial. and friends
in this country have besieged the
White House and the state depart
ment with demands that he be given
immediate trial or be admitted to
bail. In cases of the kind the latter
alternative is never resorted to under
Mexican law.
The text of the note addressed to
the embassy is not made public, al
though what purports to be a copy
of the note appears in an evening pa
per. State officials decline to say
whether it was authentic, but they
acknowledge that the American rep
resentative in the Mexican capital
has been instructed to begin an i'm
mediate and thorough investigation
of the matter and bring the request
of the United States government to
the attention of the Mexican officials
A high official of the department
said today:
The United States has taken steps
to safeguard the rights of an Ameri-
can because friends of that citizen
believe that these rights are not be-
ing recognized.
Personally I know little about the
case, but l do know that the man in
the case has not been imprisoa ed
much longer, if as long, as many sus-
pected persons under the same charge
have been incarcerated in this cOun-
try awaiting trial. 1t is entirely
natural that friends OF Cook should
be anxious about him and should
likewise exert every effort to have
him brought to speedy trial. The
idea of an American pictured as help
less and subjected to persecution,
l&nguishing in a foreign jail, always
will appeal to the tender hearted
1t is altogether likely, however, that
the Mexican law is taking its course"
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4, r i. d r + + + + 4. 2 ? z + + +
3 CITY NEWS. +
+ I. 4. + + 7 4. 1. + 1. 1. + 4 Z 4 I.

It's not every day that people can
buy new goods at 81 cents on the
dollar. Watch for the Ellis-FOr1e Co.
sale of the big bankrupt stock. **@
J. f. Graves reports considerable
activity in the real estate line. Recent
sales of his are part of the Lockwood
place near Malaga and some lots on
Yakima avenue, here in town.
Owing TO the fact that our store
will be closed New Years day, the
s. will be given away Friday, Deem
Der 81, at p. m. Schaie & Parshall
Co as
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Green, at the residence of
Mrs. U. G. Pogue, % South B street
A full attendance is desired as there
will be an election of officers.
Don't go around broke. We give
you a chance to earn $3.50 for one
hours work. ***
County Engineer Shields, of Doug
las county, was in the city today ana
intends spending some time looking
into the roads on the east side of the
river towards Rock Island.
You hear people advertising 1-3 or
1-2 off sales. Come to the big bank
rupt sale of the Ellis-Forde Co. and
you will actually see it. ***
Bruce Hastings, who has spent the
past several months in Seattle, is
spending the holidays here with his
parents.
The Breese-W Weber Hardware COM
pany is doing some novel advertis-
ing for the Keen Kutter goods. It
is in the form of a puzzle consisting
of 100 pieces and cash prizes are
given to the successful ones putting
this puzzle together within a time
limit.
When we say to the people that we
are going to do things you can al
ways depend on it being so. Watch
for our 81 cents OH the dollar bank
rupt stock sale. The Ellis-FOrde Co.
***
c. F. Kizer goes to Seattle today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner left today for Los An
geles.
You don't know what the name
bargain means until you see the
bargains Elis-FOrde Co. will offer at
their big bankrupt sale which will
start in a few days. ~"
George Pitcher left today for Sc
attic
d. c. Towne left today for Port
land
R. w Starr of Chelan goes to Sc
attic today.
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REAL ESTATE.

ONE soft. corner lot, close in, SS25
cash.
FOUR LOTS. 1O0x12O, three blocks
from postoffice, price $4,000. on
easy terms.
RANCH of 912 acres 2 y miles from
town. Price $500.
ga ACRE tract, all in trees, with a
9-roomed house, for $4,000 on easy
terms.
NORELL & GEYER.
Halbert Block
Phone 2314, Residence 1922.
1929
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Will Introduce Resolutions.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator
Jones and Representative Humphrey
of Washington, who will introduce in
the senate and house respectively
the resolutions calling for joint
congressional committee to investi-
gate matters involved in the Balm
ger-Pinchot controversy, conferred
with President Taft today. The reso-
lutions will be put in next Wednesday
and it is believed they will be i'm
mejiately passed
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Wv Form Inland Baseball Ieagu,

Wilson Greek. Dec 29.-The base.
all association has under consider
alton a plan to form an inland league
20 include the towns along the Great
Northern from Leavenworth to Will
SO far are enthusiastic over the plan
and promise to support it literally.
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Skinned ADpIeS to Seattle.

George H. Farwell this morning
shipped a mixed carload of apples to
Seattle. These were consigned to
hiwself and he proposes to market
them after his arrival in Seattle.
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lowed I'D Steam Shovel.

A huge steam shovel was towed up
the river this morning by the c. & o.
company boat, for use on
the Great Northern construction work
up the river The shovel was billed
TO Brewster.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Call,
627 Orondo. Phone 1885. 1891
LOST.

LOST-Foxterrier pup months old
Large black spot on rump and
faint black spot on back. Answers
to name OF Buster. $500 reward
if returned to Antler's club in Gehr
Fuller Bldg. 1929
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POSTOFF|CE GAINS
81 PEP CENT
Continued from Page One.)

this year at least per cent greater
than that of last year.
The postofice report with that of
the three banks and the statement of
the business men of the city corrob-
crate the statement that this has
been the best business year in the
history of Wenatchee
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HOWARD E. GRAY, Architect and
Building Superintendent. 104 First
Street North. Phone 1913. Wenat-
chez, Wash.
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Tonight. special, / pound cream
mixed candy, one pound mixed nuts,
one pound fresh mixed cakes, 40c
The Grotto. ***
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Gould daughter Gould
herewith He of
Miguel Of
the of the Duke
o
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wENA1cHEE THEATRE
Best yet in vaudeville.

DorandO-Chinese Musical come
dian. Drake & Fraz in comedy. song
and dance. Complete change on
Thursday. Motion pictures as usual
sss
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BOBS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Set of runners suitable
for buggy or hack. Call III C
Street North. 1929
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We give away $3.50 for one hours
work. Come and let us tell you
how. Breesc-Webhe co. +**
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Close Stores on New Years.

This morning a paper was circulat-
ed among the business houses of the
city pleiging the closing Of the stores
on New Years day 1t was generally
signed and this means full holiday
next Saturday. The following are the
signers:
The e-Wetsel Co.
Wenatchee Department Store.
H. L. WEBSTER
b. w. Ludington
Schade & Parshall Co.
Wenatchee Clothing Co.
Central Market
Buckeye Grocery Co.
VIM. Gill & Sons.
Mills Bros.
E. NJ. Upper.
The Ellis-Forde Co.
p P. Holcomb
Your brains and hands can easily
get $3.50 in an hour. At Breese-
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FOUND.

KEY for Yale lock. Call at World
Office 1929
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Everybody will have a chance to
earn $3.50 in an hour at Breese-W Web
Der Co. 49,
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J. + ]. !. i. I. i. !. !. {. i. !. !. i. !. i.
j. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY +
+ J. I. j. 1. i. J. + i. /. I. I. + i. 1. +
FOUND.

FOUND-Watch chain with charm
Call at World Office and pay for
notice. 1921
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Your brains and hands can easily
get $3.50 in an hour. At Breese-
Weber Co. sss
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-03
UTAH AROUSES IDAHO
TO STATE OF WRATH
Snoot Uses the Pronoun 1--WE" Too Of
ten to Suit Senator Hepburn, Who
Says They Are yves" In
: the Senate.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 3.-Sen-
ator Smoot of Utah, who was Chair
man Aldrich's lieutenant during the
long drawn out debate on the tariff
bill, got himself into hot water in the
senate the other day The Utah solon,
during the discussion had fallen into
the habit of using the pronoun I'VE"
rather frequently in explaining the
work of the finance committee in franz
ing the bill
The other day he arose to object
preferred by senator, and inadverte
to a dinky little request for printing,
preferred by a senator, and inadvert-
emily made use of that little word
we in stating the objection on be-
half of the committee on printing, of
which he happens to be chairman.
who are weep demanded Senator
Hepburn hopping to his feet I'VE are
all ives here.
Smoot wigg.ed uncomfortably, but
Senator kean came to his rescue and
things passed off smoothly. Hepburn is
jealous of senatorial prerogatives and
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Banquet for Roosevelt.

EAiROBI. British East Africa. Aug.
eff the plans made by Governor
Roosevelt viii be the guest of honor
~ 4 great public banquet to be held
i. Nairobi tonight 1t is expected that
l." HMs deliver an address, detailing
IL experiences in Africa. Judging
fr,9s his expressions Of opinion in pri-
Naje conversation, the speech will
o,.."t.-ss begin with 'de-e-l lighted"
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FAILED
TO FLY

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-After ten years
of labor and sacrifice Thomas Levi
aged IS years. today IS crushed with
over the failure of his
aeroplane to fly. He was confident it
would be successful. Sunday afternoon
the initial flight. The ma
chine failed to ascend. Levi had mOrtg
the machine He had hoped to con-
struct q machine to fly without the aid
of a motor.
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evidently didn't like the sound of
those two little letters
Invests Heavily in Mines.

Gle ELUM, Aug. 3.-The group of
copper claims in the Gle Elum mining
district known as the great Scott group.
adjoining the Lynch claims. has been
bonded by Boston capitalists in the
sum of $4,000, with the stipulation
that $4,000 shall be expended within
three years in DEVELOPMENT work, at the
expiration Of which time the price
warrant the investment.
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Forest Conference.

,URETTON WOODS. y. H. Aug. d
Wjth the Society for the Protection of
Rev Hampshire Forests as host and
th directors Of the American Forestry
association and State Foresters of New
Z gland and the middle Atlantic
states as guests of honor, an impor-
talt conference was convened here to-
da. Cor The purpose of enforcing the
demand, 'Woodman, spare that tree"
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Abandon Panama Line.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. En- ac-
,ordance with the official announce
ment to the War department some
time ago, the Pacific Mail Steamship
company today withdrew its Panama
that the service was Improbable,
and that the eight steamers on the
line can be used to better advantage
in the south and Central American
trade.
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ATTEMPT

NEW kENSINGTON, Penn, Aug. g.
Battling two men and thwarting
them in an attempt to rob a railroad
station Ella Clifford, aged "a. a night
telegraph operator at Bretburn Road.
was overpoweded by two thugs and
bound to a chair. where she was found
this morning. She was alone at the
time of the attack. One pointed a re-
volver at her and the other went to
the safe. The woman edged nearer
the telegraph key to summon help,
when she was seized and after a des-
perate struggle, tied A posse is pur-
suing the two.
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July List Complete.
WENATCHEF. Aup. 3-Coun

WENATCHEE, Aug. 3.-COuny
Clerk j. l.. Campbell has completed the
jury list for Chelan county as con.
temp,ated by the new law and about
two thirds of the male residents of the
county who were liable to Jury ser.
vice under tne old law are liable under
the new method, the eiigfoies number
ing 2,37S, while the former number was
1884
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Bio Huntina Party.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-One of
the largest hunting parties ever or
gariZed in California, composed of over
thousand men, will spend the next
ten days in beating the country in
Mendocino county for bears, deer and
coyotes. A great circle will be formed
by the thousand Nimrods, and this will
gradually close in on the doomed
beasts
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CAN'T RAISE
SALARIES

The discussion of the classification
of the county at the luncheon of the
Commercial club today noon seems to
have raised the question in some quar-
tiers as to whether the taxes would be
Increased because of a raist in salaries
of county officers In interviews this
afternoon with citizens whose positions
make them recognized authorities, facts
were cleaned that show the contentious
of some to be H-founded.
held the position of local manager of
the telephone office, said when he came.
here in 1907, the telephone statistics
showed a population of 1000 in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Walla Walla, and
that as the company, through their eff
icient system of collecting data was
fairly correct in other localities, he had
no reason to doubt that there was any
error here Since that time 600 phones
have been added, and figuring on the
usual average of nine people to an in
strument, the increase in population
during the past two years has been
brought up 5.400, making total of
% 400 in the immediate vicinity of Wal
la Walla Basing is>opinion on these
figures, he says he has not the slight
est doubt that the population of the
county is less than $4,000
Postmaster E. l.. Brunton was ques
toned as to tie population of the coun-
ty, and said he had not the slightest
doubt that it would reach the $4,000
mark He did little quick calculating
showing he had been thinking on the
subject, and his opinion is based on
logical deductions.
asked as to what the result would be
We're the classification of the county |
enth class, in relation to county sal |
aries, expressed surprise that anyone
in the business community was not |
fully aware that the law prevented the
increase of salaries during the period |
for which any of the elective officers |
had been chosen. He mentioned that
inasmuch as the present terms do not
expire until 1910, the correction of the
could have no effect until
then, and that at that time the federal
census will have been taken and the
new classification established automat-
ically.
Publicity Manager L. E. Meacham
said he knew nothing about figures re-
garding the county's population excepti
as he had cleaned them after the mat
ter was suggested to him, and that in
presenting the subject to the new real
ty association. he did so purely iii line
with his duty He said facts are facts,
and that if it might seem to some that
the population Of the county will fall
below the $4,000 mark, he would like
to refer the doubling ones to Alfalfa,
which has itself added nearly half
hundred since last December and
might reasonably be expected to add
another thousand in the next u
For" as he mentioned,
"things are moving at Alfalfa"
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treasures CUBAN MINISTER.
Gon7ez Tells Vetez There Is No Dis
rupticr In Cabinet

NEW YORK Aug. 3.-General Car
To- Garcia Ve-ez. Cuban minister to
the United States this afternoon re-
&C yed a cablegram from President Go
mc4 OF Cuba, assuring him that there
W,s 20 truth n the rumors of a dis
ru.t.1a oG the Cuban cabinet and that
he ana lis brother Justo Caglos Nelez,
WAC is Cuban secretary Of state, would
b. retained 1t their present posts.
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Three Cent Fares,

Cleveland, Aug. 3.-Mayor Tom
Johnson's three cent fare traction or
dinance is being voted on at a refer
endum election today. A hot cam
paign has been waged against the or
dinance by committee of business
men. who declare that it's passage
viii be against the best interests of
the city.
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Montana Elks,

MILES CITY. Mont, Aug. 3.-The
b ggest roundup of Elks in the history
of Montana marked the opening today
Of the annual state convention of the
order. Big herds of the antlered tribe
are here from every city of the state
and will remain three days, during
which all sorts of pioneer and wild
west amusements will be on tap
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Visit Roarino Creek,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 3.-Mem-
bers Of the state fish commission will
today inspect Roaring Creek. Column
bia county, to decide whether or not
It is q trout stream, and so entitled
10 the protection of the law prohibit
ing the use Of nets in fishing. A SINH
lar investigation will be made of Fish
ing creek tomorrow.
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Bumper Fruit Crop.

ATHENS, Ga. Aug. 3.-GeOrgia's
great fruit clop VIII have adequate
representation in the exhibits being re-
Ceived here for display during the State
horticultural society's meeting. which
viii he in session the coming two
days,
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Makes Record Run.

An exceptional run has just been
completed in the harvest field by s.
c. Steen, who has just finished his
work of heading and threshing the
penitentiary grain. During the course
of three days 100 acres of grain were
harvested, the tota! output aggregai'
ing 1909 bushels. The outfit VIII
move today to the land of Mr. steeh
near Prescott
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CANTGET
IT OPEN

+ ELLENSBURG, Aug. 3.-The J.
i efforts being made so open the j.
+ city safe. where ali the important +
+ city documents are locked up. +
+ were unavailing today. The COM =
+ nicipal business is at a standstill. y
+ The city council is unable to =
= transact any monthly business at =
= their meeting last night. Pay =
= rolls, department bills and all the =
= various other papers were locked =
= in the safe and every effort to =
= successful
! + + + + = + + I. + + + + 4. I. :.
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Csmped Since '61.

CARLISLE, I'd. Aug. 3.-The 'EX
,}lore.s." perhaps the oldest camping
club in America. Who have camped to-
gether for several weeks each summer
since 1861, today commenced this
years outing on Yellow Brooches
Greek
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HEAT CAUSES SUFFERING.

Oklahoma Again Sweitering and Tulsa
Has One Prostitution.
TULSA, Ok. Aug 3.-Oklahoma is
again sweltering under a heat wave.
The humidity has caused great suffer-
ing. George Schmidt, carpenter, was
Frustrated and is seriously i'll. Many
horses have died here.
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y j. + + + + + + j + So.
CAN'T MOVE AROUND 4

OLYMPIA, Aug. S.-(Spec. f;
; ial to the Statesman.)-The i,
state supreme court rendered 1
, a decision this morning hold. !
ing unconstitutional the act /,
of the last legislature which 1
permitted sessions of superior /,
court to be held at different .
, points in the districts. !
+ { + + = + + = i + + *as3
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-An inter
national engagement Of much import
ance which has just been announced
is that of Miss Fernando Wanamaker
Of Philadelphia and Arturo Heeren,
son of the Count of Heeren, of Paris
and BiarritZ. The wedding will take
place in the early autumn. Miss Wan
amaker is a granddaughter and great
favorite Of John Wanamaker, the mer-
chant prince. and a daughter of Rod
man Wanamaker, who recently mar
ried Miss Violet Cruger of New York
Mr. Wanamaker and Miss Cpuger were
married in London, the wedding being
one of the most important social events
among Americans abroad in several
months
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is The widow of Lewis Torrisor ..
celebrated "Mephistopheles' in "Far.,,
Bergen was divorced last summer !.
wife naming Miss Roberts as co.,.
spondent.
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FLORENCE ROBERTS
WILL MARRY AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. s.
Florence Roberts, the actress, is on her
way homeWard to Peekskill today, ac-
by Thurlow Bergen, her
leading man, whose wife she became
shortly after her arrival The actress
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TO VOTE
AUG. 5th.

+ WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 3. +
= The senate this afternoon agreed +
= upon Bailey's motion to vote on +
+ tariff conferees report at o'clock p
= Thursday afternoon. +
+ + 4 = + + + + + I. + 4 + r j. 2
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teacher N Jones Academy, while she
and number of girl friends were in
bathing. Members of the school facul-
viii reward Wheatcroft with $1,000