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aeiIel.Grplpiion tootct ,yiinf.

Heooin ng, $50, 80. Ie5ember. -
Siini M}dnner mllroen bellte irii6
rur6 Die Grploiion zines 1ompifei.
icls i'm neleu gtabliiiement Der .We,
pclitdn electric Co." III WeIt-Reno'
ing augenblidlib getootet. n1mlid
Gliiioro Dlortin, oHigeer," Son'$
9iiDer, N..3.; elmer len1ler, Sei.
ger nliS ut. Eenn., ciner bieiiger
Sorit1bt; Martin 2pnd, Maidiniit.
Ebceniruiae, pa.; Santes Gonnellp,
S5ei5er. Renoing; sSrdnf Cole, 3iln'
irerniann, Reaoing. Ger Nahhpdh
ter hattie hns @ebduoe Inn $50 per.
IoiicL iino Die 5uaid)id)t mar ange.
ldngt, ais Die Grp!oiton eintrat. 9llt
Il. ilnmittelborer Rdc bes aeiielS be,
iinblihen Dt1nner erlitten ocn Zoo,
NIB ibre 2eiden nlr0en nebrere
SunOert liB neit iortaeidleuoert.
Tsdrtin'S aorper iloB iiber einen
9'nlm meg Ii. pltroe nlri benz 8eIeiie
fcr .Genupluonio gabn." 200 Sub
neit entiernt, ouf aeiiluben. 9lle
Spicr itanoen in Gieuiten Scr Con.
trdftoreniirmo Gins & So. uelht
nruc 0iaidinerie einietten. Cos
gellje aeiielbaus lieat i'll Sriimmern.
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Muslieieruig belpiaigt.

albanp H..9. 30. Iejcllber.
- 8ouperneur SugbeS beiuiltigte
tcllte Die uom Stnate ytetr.yorf ge'
foroerte 9Iuslieierung Der tsruu Go.
rrline y. Oariil itnb ibrer Sd)pc.
tier ,Srol 0iarp Sneao, melme Der
iii Git.Sronge periibten ermorbrln1
iIrer .fihte, 6rau Geep Sneuo, an,
ectlagt iino. geioe ,Srauen beiin.
ZEN it'd in Der Staot 9tem.g)crf IN
Salt.
= Williom 3. grpon ihiiite i'd, &c.
tern bon Sontiago DC Cuba nad)
Sunalca ein.
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Baltimore Mb. 9onueraas, 30 9ecmbcr 1909
in ciiigcn tSciIelu.

Ter gnn5c Sbio.Hiuer Don Eittablrg
illlBobwdrta bis 5u ieincr Miin.
olng nit Sreiacis aefiillt. -
WteiIenlangc Sturllngen, Oercn
SreChen 1rDBes l(nheil anrihten
oilritc.
EittS burg 40. % Gej. -
&eitere Serichte iiber Den ShhlB
Der Sdifiobrt auf DEM obereu Chic
Nurh Sreibeis uno Gialtulungen
l.rllcn cine ldngerc Gauer Der Spcrre
IN 9Illsiiht unb man iiirdtet. BOB
GieicIbe 9robe Terlltite on @igentbum
rrrllrlohen miro, ehe Shnlpetter
oo9 Sis beieitigt. Bel Nep.Wtor.
tlEauillc, iiiblih pom @heelin9, bat
id cine nlehrere Meilen lange Stall.
inA 1cbilOet. melhe @beeliug llno
ocrtbicocne onoere St1otc Der Nob,
porlholt, no 9riiden iiber ocn sSltb
iilbren, bcNrobt. Sier III BittsburD
bnben iid Gauienoe pun Sonnen giS
or Den 9riicfenpieilern icItoeiebt uno
dbnlihe 3ultinoc herrlhen in Steu.
Gcnuillc, Eortersblrg lmo nnoeren
i!uBnbludrts gelesenca Eilnften.
lion ih1bt bos Guontum Spblen.
lvclhes aeluobnlih um oieie 3eit BON
hier olls Su Woiier noh iiiolichen
Tunften peridJifft miro mo Jest per
Giicnbobu perihidr merben nulB, oif
icbn Millionen 9uicbel. Pile Giien.
bobnen merbeu INN 9abnmoggonS
uOn @rllbcnllnternebmern gebcten,
"a Ole Sebteren iih nid)t perbehleu,
oob cs Wpben buuern fam. che Der
&ublentronsport 81 @niier. oen Sbiu
olauGrtS, pieocr beginnen fam. Diit
hcm Gbriitto9e bat Die SluBihiiiabrt
Eittsburg's bis binob noh Gincin.
natl, louisville uno Gnirp tbotl1d)-
lid) bis ouf @eiteres ouigebort.
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Sras6bie in einem Sutel.

,Sun8er Mann ails Snolanupplls er'
id,ieBt 9lufp0rtcrim un6 id,
iclbit. - llngliidliebc 9iebe bnS
Wotiu.
YerM Snb., 30. Ge5ember. -
Gin Wnln, nelder iid gelterl oils
g. .. 2enbort aus Chicago" in ous
NegiIter oeS ygearb' 'SptelS" cinge'
tragen bate, erihob beute I'M Spetle-
sumner bes Sootels cine sluiluGrterin,
lsaueps Cora @hnppells uno lid
iclbit. 1ora mar 30 Sabre olt ino
bate Die bieiige Sod,ihile obiolpirt.
Sic febrtc Dor 5mei @chen nad)
ibrer 0eimotb 5uriid, noGoem JIG
lungcre 3eit cine Stele in einenl 500
til IN Indianapolis befleioet bate,
Gei'm Spuper geitern Abenb lmb
uci'm 1Sriibltiicf beute friib reoete lie
nit 9cnbart. ais iie Oenlelben be.
oieute, inbelien iebien mir cine ober-
idd)lihe 9efonntidloit 5miiden ibnell
III criltiren. 9eioe blieben oui Dem
,Slede tpot.
ySie lpGter aus indianapolis ge-
reloet miro, bieB Der Wionn nlht
Senbort, ionoern Non WcaInnep
rno mobnte in 9tr. 93S. @eits Feorls
StraBe, Snoianapolis. gr uno Cora
botten licb bier III einonocr perliebt,
oQein Hop's gltcrn pollten 9ii1to
con Der Sicbid)oit miiien uno trent'
ten ooS Gaar. Ger ilinge 0iann bate
ieitoem 6iters gebrobt, bos WiGoden
unb iieb ielbit 5il tobten.
Gs lte0t iib nohtrd8lih bcrmla,
hoB Wcaitnep perDeirotbet mar, inb
boB er ieinc ,Srou inn leBten Mars
pcrlieB. mcil iic inn on9eblih lntreil
NOR, 9alo bara1li traf or Ioru lno
perIe6te lih in iie. ,Sn einem bin,
icrlnilenen Sd)reiben on ieincn So'
ter mo lcinc pcrloiicnc @ottin fin.
bi9t cr Die 9lblidlt oll Die gluttbot
81 bcgcben Gr ioll geltern III Sn'
hlonapoliS cine Speiieipirtbd)nit
iberioacn imo beroubt bnben, nm
hus @clo fir icine 9ieiie noh Yeru
81 erlongcn. Sm bieiigen Sotel gob
cr iid bel ieinem Griebeinen 5uerIt
iiir eiuan 9unbesnlarihoa aus uno
3cigte Elm @cbeiuloienit 9lb5eiden
por. @ie er boiielbe erlongtc, lit
niht befonnt. oerm es lit ieltgeltellt,
hob er nid)t i'm Jiegierllngsoienit
IiGno.
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3u9tbaus mint.
CHARLES ". Murie's gintrag ani
nencn Erosef abaciuieicu.

NilS lebtes Siilfsnllttel mill iein 9lu.
malt nun einen @rit VI error"
gegen bic neue gntihciOung ior.
bern. - Sm Sale eiuer Ncrmei-
gerlrng lnltB Der gr-Gist0nia oic
geltreilte Sade unlc9cu. - SIbi.
ride ailtc I'M @eitcn. - @Gr
mercs Mctter iolgt ieOod, Der
fultcn &eQc. 9tcuiimolonb
iturnl9epeitift. -- Gli SHponer
ltno 60 Seeleutc pcrniBt -
Siebcstro10oie in ciucm ,poteI IN
Snoiono.
New. 9orf, 90. Ic5cnlbcr, -
Mihter SpugI ncriuorf beutc I'M
9inbesfreisgericbt Oen slntrua ocS
iriiberen 9anfierS NM GiSfonlAS
Charles @. Morie nm einen neuen
Ero5eB, unh penn iein 9lmuolt Wior-
tin SO. 2ittIeton nidt neuen Hotb
mcib. 10 miro Dem Glientcn nid)tS Sln.
oeres iibrig bleibcn, ols sic ibm 5,t,
Niftirte 15;jdGrige Saft I'M 9unbcss
Sudt6ous 5u gtlnnta on5itreten. @ic
es beibt, ipiQ Serr 2ittleton morecn
i'm 9unbesfreiseerid,t einen n@rit Of
error" aegen Hidter Sougb's bellti-
ge Gntihciouu9 beontrogen, uno
faaa Oieier Teriud feblidlogt 10 mllB
icin Silent bolb no6 oem Gnion9 beS
nellen Sobres Die geitreiite Sadie ci'
mes 3udtbousltrdflingS onlegen.
Wprie lit befonntlid) iiberfii6rt, Die
Notiouolbonf .@eicte olIi frepelbaitc
WeiIe iibcrtreten 81 hobcn. llnb lpc.
gen oieieS Gergcbcns mllroe er ju 10
Sabrcu 3udthous perurtbeilt. GoS
Sber6unOeSgeridt bot iidb i6on frii-
Der gcueigert, ben SAT- 5u repioircn,
unb uirb iif nidt cinmiidyen. Gin
Sobr lit peritriden, ieithem Wioric
perllrtbeiIt lpurbc, unb oQe @infcl-
aiiae ieiuer Mopofoten bobeu uihts
Weitercs bc3ncft, oils iGnf Dis icbt
,Sreibeit gegen cine bobc giirgibuit
5u pcridoifcn. 9lbcr oqe Qtittel IinO
jctt crihopft.
,Srou 0ioric, pclhe ibrem G'atten
mGGrenb Oes langen 9iedIt5itreitcS
loyal 5ur Seite qeItonoen bot lit
beute I6cnb total cntrnutbiot uno
ie6r nicbergeihlo0en. 8enn cs TO-.
lpcit fonlmt, 10 Mil lie ibren @otten
na6 SItlontu bcgleiten. 2ittleton'S
s(ntrog oui einen .@rit Of error"
miro nllr cine iebr fltr5e StunOung
oeS SerfobrenS 5rr Solge bo6en.
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Glf Sd)ooncr nit 60 Wann Dermi6t

ct. Sobns, q. j., %. Iej. -
Gli 9tellfunblGuoer Shooner meroen
nit ibren aus GO Ferionen beiieben.
zen Wannidoiten permiBt. nno nan
iiirdtet, ooB iic in Dem sroben Wcib.
nndtslturm lutergegongen iino. 9lui
Ger 5niel Neuflnblono iuiitbete Der
Stllrm ieGs Gage lang ilno bat iif,
crit beute etmas gele9t. Der Sha.
cen ali Der Sniel lit enorm. Gas
Stdotden 4locentio mar brei 5osc
lang iiberihpemmt uno bos Iori
gIudbeao, orei Weilen bon bier,
muroe oi,rh Die tSllltten iait mcgee.
riiien. Wton id,1bt ben Shdbcn,
iuelher oen 9teuilutbl1noer 3iide.
rcien ourh Den Stiirm cripud1s, oni
luci,i1liens $750,000.
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sd,ueaerer 0ertehr.
Grb1bter Comfort.
(tsriftrrr Sid,rfh


Den 9onoufenreu lit IS nht erlaubi i6r
glbibeil nuf hcr binteren Fldtifornl Su perns
len. Snfolae 9eifcn id1t Die gnrempclung Der
Fd'lnpierc bnrdb bic, hns S1brgclb colleitiren'
oeil 9onouftenre foeg uno ole @efdbr oes bprs
eili9eli Gntriehs Der SSaaeons miro permieoer.
ga ocu Baiiauieren nidbt aeftutet III, nuf
oct binercn Elat!fornr SlI fnbren, miro bic
scripcrrung oer 11ire ourb 9talder einc
Fir Snmen beioroers ntangenebme Sdde -
berbinoeri
Surd lrlnnune ber 3uadiae fir eas gefies
gcn Der lSdnaoIts bon beneu fiir ouS 9lbiteipen
iunn Niee 1T urneriid1er 9Seife unb obne GDns
fltiion geideben liIio Die 3eit oeS gufent1ai5
on Den Sirnbeneden miro nabeSu mn ste
N1lic berabgenlinoeri.
Suouth, oub Bnfiuaiere nuf baS Snnerc ocS
gSnggons beidrdHfi nb, miro Die Sei1rnc,
rnnNesGapn5itdt rebn8irt. iniolee 9eileu bic
Gompd9nic 9e5miln9en iuiro, lnebr @ue9ons IN
Hetrieb 6u iieIIen. luohurct Den ;sdbrghiten Gin
9roBerer Rro5enfdB bon Siteit Geiudbri piro.
1niiagierr ntJgcu gefdniait
oei 2S1aapn aif Der ,Su" fHurfirien 1rcYpe
Der bnieren Fluttfnrm befegcn. Sen aennucn
Veirna nes SnbracloeS bei'm Seiieigen in her
Nano baIfen uno Ill ben Standardization perien
Sel, Adggpn ipfort n1d @e8abIling bes ,Snbrs
Geloee betreieu lno iib ndoD born Sli 6eqcbcn
Zen Naaeof nnrch Den 6nupauseuna 1roni.
Rlntfnrm-- perIniieH
THE UNITED RAILWAYS & ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
(gGn
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p-A-D-C Gars

,perosn am samitas, ben I. Sanuar, ppn her
nllntro GailwaHc & electric Gunpanp" ani
Der ,VcnniHlpanta.A .Aueune.stnie in Setricb
aeitent.
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She Marplano Sapinss Bant,

ShStuet.Gde Baltimore. uuo Commerce. .straIe.
Baltimore, Wib.
Ser iunee Wlanu bon beute iuiro I'M Turcrs
fbnitt perihnenoerifd uno ertrunagart, iobaio
or @elo beroient 9r 9laubi oab er, obne
Hiidiidt auf feincn 2obn. ebenip oieI peripens
ben nub, iuie dnoere Iinae Seutc, ooer er btl'
bet fi6 eifi, Mot ndnnli6 obne bic bon ibm
tdali6 ber6Ieuoerten 8, 10 ooer 10 GeniS
aufreieu SIT fonnen; er benit Mot b1rarl, DOB
cine idbeinbdre aIeiniafeit, menn scipart in
meniasn 2abren elm 2nnoamsni iilr cine ipdtcre
@ef6dftssG sGarriere biloen wiiroe. 9lt sleniae
s,fennelI, sab; 9er ben Gent nidt sbrt, 1T bes
Gs III Sas @e,dbaft Der ,Marplano eauinss
Sanf," griparuiiie su rerpateu. Gle tbut
oieS In elmer g8eiie Die ibr eine iinrfe GteIung
inter ben 5inan3sSnitlihtcn oes GaHoes ee!ucn'
nc~ hrt
sln galtimore's Saupiiirabe eeleeen adei6
ollrl uvH 10 piS ubt, Sanlltn8 bis ubr
aoruhs. .oeffnet Elm Gonto benie, ucnn aud
8epbbnt Gad bas eparen an.
8eamfe:
@m. u. Gfunb, Rriiioent.
eummerficio Salonin, SicesTrniiocnt.
&aiparo Z. Niatams GdbaBineiier.
gnalter 8. Sput, Sillfss Scb abreiiier.
Ntdjaro Va. Tuuan. Mufpait.
Tiretturen:
sunmerfielo PaIopin. :. NuB S,ees,
Suiepb z. GbtSue0 ,Soibiin g JtlplinqS,
Splpnrb Z. 9Blliams sRibarb W. Supad
& gllberi Sugbes. G6oreon T. Entne,
gB >. 6. SulGnp. Stpiabt gS. gSiQiamTon,
s4in. %. 9lpuo.
(TopIs-)
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t,SurtIctams i:sbs 2. Seite.)
9lm Stufe ma Qduiaa

In e,oelbes Sauii" Der einen sroben Slob
beate iiiib pileeie san CO emiaes Sudsts3 @
mar cine Cnal meighe bic o6flinee eftraaem
fnnbten. Iie idbimnterer. ME riibenber, ftedsfns
ben nno inderoeii EuiIen Der heutaen srtrf,
IittfeiJ oeieniaer Der Merff,eu. ipeldbe an 81.
rnorrboioen leiocn. brdnlht aber Hentnnb 81
eriraaen 9aseNen sebt cs Elm Hcheres Nina.
ieiis aeiidHiites SelmitieT bus fin Seoerntdin
beidoiien innil. IS Ut III allen apufheicn AZ
babei unn dnbernen iutse cine Rrcbe umfpyiit
an Seoermnnr noit L. 9eiiiiGebter & Co.. NcE
t2iT,' l,eiusDurf. perinnbt tstDeSa. .I&Gy
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gaete nur am 9ieuiabrstuge nlir fir ben
Sbferbnilon.Eu orlpagapnsNctibilsu perfuuit,
ber 3iuensSabnbof s.57 Union 0.02. fuion
ieIhen Gage bon 6agerstopn 4,O5 Nubm. ODER
sInidoIlbs 3iigen. stein @epdd aui hicie gilete
erlaubt t3G4-5O
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Magur's Sureau.

Baltimore. no. 20 Sc5emter 1909.
Sa Samitag, 1. Snnrar 1910, Der NeulabrSs
Iua it, bleibcu bic itdotioben Shreaur &C.
ibloifen. ...,...,
Sic aepobulib unt Sunlitag eeboltencn
Z. Narrb Wtnbpui,
(38l Wlnhor
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WANT TO CHANGE.
APPLE GRADES
ARKANSAS BLACK LOWERED
AND WINESAP RAISED-BEN
DAVIS SENT DOWN THE SCALE
IN SPOKANE.

Spokane. Wash, Nov. 19.-At a
meeting of the fruit growers in the
north veterans hall of the armory
at the National Apple show Wednes-
day afternoon, resolutions were pass
ed which will later be forwarded to
the American Pathological society,
requesting that the quality grading
on certain apples be amended to read
as follows: Arkansas Black lowered
from 5 to 6 to to 5, Baldwin raised
from So to 81. Delicious lowered
from 80 to SO. Mcintosh raised
from 81 to rs. Winesap raised from
from So to rs. Wealthy raised
rs to SO.
BY quality" it means the cooking
and eating qualities of the apple,
which is graded on a sliding scale of
points ranging from 10 down, 10 be-
ing perfect. BY this system the Ben
Davis, which is rated As, stands an
equal chance with the Spitzenberg,
| which is rated 10.
Resolutions were alse passed re-
questing the National Apple show
management in the future not to Of
fer prizes for carload exhibits OF
either the Gano or the Ben Davis.
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CITY NEWS.


Corwin Wallace is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Dart, of Chelan.
are visiting friends in this city.
Holcomb's Saturday Specials-All
calicoes, &C yd. DR.. Prices Celery
Food and Corn Flakes. 4 pkgs. csc. =
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Prowell and
little daughter left for Spokane yes
torday.
Holcomb's Saturday Specials-All
calicoes, &c yd DIR. Prices Celery
Food and Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs. Csc. .
Mr. and Mrs. A l.. Fox came in
Yesterday from their home at Bridge
port and left on No. 4 for Spokane,
to attend the apple show.
Holcomb's Saturday Specials-All
calicoes, &C yd. DR.. Prices Celery
Food and Corn Flakes, pkgs. Csc. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. McFall and
children arrived here yesterday from
Everett and are the guests of Mrs.
McFall's sister, Mrs. R. L. Bartlett,
of Pennsylvania avenue
Holcomb's Saturday Specials-All
calicoes, &c yd. DR.. Prices Celery
Food and Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs. Csc =
Sumner Herd came in this morning
from Mount Vernon, where he has
been the past two weeks visiting his
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TEACHERS CANNOT.
Be CARELESS
MUST APPLY FOR NEW CERTIFI-
CATE BEFORE OLD ONES EX-
PIRE SAYS THE STATE SUPER
INTENDENT.

1t is of the utmost Importance for
teachers, whose certificates expire by
limitation during the present month,
to make application at once for a re-
newal of the same, where the holder
is entitled to such renewal.
So writes State Superintendent H.
B. Dewey in circular letter being
addressed to all counties of the state.
Several hundred certificates
throughout the state will expire by
limitation in November" writes Mr..
Dewey. 1.-THE holders of many of
these certificates are entitled to re-
newal, provided an application is
made at the proper time.
1.-The new law prohibits the renew
al of certificates which have been al
lowed to lapse For that reason teach
ers are urged to make application for
renewals at the expiration of their
certificates"
Before a certificate can be renew
ed, recommendations of successful
experience must be filed with the
state superintendent at Olympia and
must be sent by the writer, not by
the applicant.
For the renewal of a second-grade
certificate, proof of 16 months ex-
perience is required, and for the re-
newal of a first-graie, "a months
experience is required. An applicant
for an original first-grade must file
evidence of having taught success
| fully at least nine months. Recon-
mendations for successful teaching
may be filed at any time. The sue
cessful experience must be during the
| life of the certificate which it is de-
sired to have renewed.
| Recommendations as TO experience
are required by teachers applying for
renewal of first or second grade GER
tificates, for first grade upon ac-
credited papers, or for second grade
on 10 years experience.
Teachers of the county should get
recommendations from the city SUI
perintendent, the county superinten-
dent, or from their principal.
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parents. Mr.. Herd is one of the EN-
ployes of the Great Northern survey
ing party on the Oroville road.
3 lbs. of English walnuts for q
cents Saturday only, at the Ellis.
Forde store
Frank, the year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fax Chambers, of Peshas
tin, died yesterday at their home al
Peshastin, of scarlet fever This is
the second child to die of scarlet
fever In the last month in the Cham
bers home. The funeral was held
this afternoon at Leavenworth
Sprague & Ruppe, of this city, were
the morticians.
lbs. of sweet potatoes for 25
cents Saturday only at the Ellis
Forde store. $50
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold a
social in the parlors of the church
tonight. The "loosers" in the recent
membership contest will entertain
the winners" new members and
their friends. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. A novel
lunch will be served. You are cor
daily invited to be there.
E. V. Irby, of Spokane, is in the
city on a short business trip.
Buy home grown stock. Delicious
trees from Wenatchee valley scions
All other commercial varieties. c
& o. Nursery Co., Wenatchee, Wash
22-tf
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Packers, headed by Taylor; Clerks,

Packers, headed by Taylor; Clerks,
headed by Mintzer; Republics. headed
by Austin; Maxwells, headed by
Franklin; Electrics. headed by God
frey.
The following are the officers of
the league: Robert Franklin, presi-
dent; Harry Jones, treasurer, and
William Dickson. secretary, with an
arbitration committee composed Of
the captains of the various teams.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19

schedule has been planned starting
Monday night and continuing every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday night
until December IT.. when there will
be an intermission until January g.,
and then continuing until the emf of
the schedule, February IL. The
league is composed of the following
teams:
Tigers. headed by Jones; Apple
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19
WANT SHOW NEXT
YEAR
APPLE BOOSTERS SAY SPOKANE
IS THE LOGICAL PLACE FOR 1T
MIKE KORAN EXPRESSES
HIMSELF. >:

Spokane, Nov. I9-In speeches in
which Spokane and the Spokane
spirit were praised in glowing terms,
several officers of the National APP
pie show. and leading apple growers,
exhibitors at the second National APP
pie show, who were the guests Of the
chamber of commerce at luncheon
today, declared themselves in positive
terms in favor of holding another big
apple show in this city next year.
There is not an apple grower in
the state of Washington who is not
in favor of another National Apple
show next year; and every one Of
them is in favor of holding it in Spo-
kane" said H. NJ Gilbert of North
Yakima, in a rousing speech which
stirred his audience to warmest en-
| thusiasm.
| 'You of Spokane have made more
history for the apple than any man
since Adam. You have done more
to nationalize and popularize the APP
pie than was ever done in all the
ages BY all means give us another
show next year, and let US have it in
Spokane, where it rightfully be-
longs"
Make it Even Better.
J. l.. Dumas, president of the state
horticultural society, spoke in the
same vein. "Give us another show
in Spokane next year." said he land
we will make it even more successful
than the big show of this year."
Mike Koran, of Wenatchee, who
carried away the prize Of $1,000 last
year for the best car load exhibit,
said: "Of course we want another
big apple show next year, and Spo-
kane is the logical place to hold it,
You'll find Wenatchee there with the
goods, as usual, in friendly competi-
ton. There is no sectionalism here"
President Howard Elliott, who was
the chief guest or honor at the |
luncheon, made an able and pleasing
address in which he stated that the
railroads of the northwest have al
ways been friendly to the apple show,
always will be. and will do all in their
power to make all future shows sue
cessful. He referred to the dry farm
ing congress, and of the Importance
of the meeting which is to be held
here next year, and pledged the sup
port of the railroads to all the great
gatherings in Spokane.
Speeches were also made by F. E.
Goodall. president of the chamber of
commerce: E. F. Cartier Van Dissel,
chairman OF the board Of trustees Of
the National Apple show: e. H. Shep-
herd of Hood River, and others.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19

Since the establishment of Maxwell
& Ardron's bowling alleys in this city,
bowling has become very popular and
some lively contests have been pulled
off. During the past week a six
team league of five men each has
been formed for bowling contests. A
competitive tournament of 80 con-
tests has been arranged so that the
teams will meet one another in two
contests of three games each A
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19
Funeral of Glenn Wilson.

Glenn Wilson, the Is year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Wilson, was
buried this morning at 10 o'clock.
The services were held at the Sprague
& Ruppe undertaking parlors, Rev.
Thompson Of the Baptist church Of
ficiating. The interment was in the
Wenatchee cemetery.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19
NEW ADS TODAY
STOVE AND PIANO FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two canary birds, one
Hobart M. Cable piano, nearly new,
one hot-air blast heating stove.
will sell cheap; moving away. Call
500 South Mission, or phone 1916.
1925
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19

Charles E. Gray, of Entiat, is in
the city, having come in from Spo-
kane, where he has been in attend
ance at the National Apple show.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19

Sam Smythe, the genial conductor.
sprained his wrist trying to reach for
a cup Of Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19
TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-Teams to haul apples.
Telephone 81 or 1892. 1922
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-19
PLUMBER WANTED.

PLUMBER WANTED, at once, at
Wells & Morris store. 11-22