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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
PARAISO HOT SPRINGS

Grandest and Most Accessible Of All Re-
sorts Only q hours Ride in Auto 0ver
Beautiful Road. New Swimming Pond.
lighthouses. Waters Awarded First Prize
at st. Louis Exposition.
Natural hot soda, sulphur, plunge and tub
baths. 104 to 116 degrees. for rheumatism,
malaria and all stomach troubles Iron and
arsenic waters. Altitude l. 400 feet. Hunt
ing, fine fishing. bowling, tennis, croquet,
dancing. gas. Expert masseuse. Round
trip, IS. Rates. S12 TO $40, baths included.
Table unexcelled. Information at any s. 2.
office or Peck-Judah Co., 7S9 Market street.
or Bryan's New train service. Take flyer
s a. m: Third and Towns arriving at
Springs ! p. m. III. H. MCGOWAN, Prop,
Paradise Springs, Monterey County. Cal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18

THE NEW ENGLAND HOME, Camp Meeker.
Rebuilt and refurnlshed with the CHIEF idea
for comfort; located in q beautiful grove near
the lake-beautiful walks. grand scenery, GRO
Quet, boating. bathing. fishing hunting. bowl
Ing and dancing. Table supplied with fresh
fruits and vegetables from own ranch daily.
Rates $3.50 to SIS per week; special rates to
families and parties Address GEORGE HAIR
RIs0H. Camp Meeker. Sonoma county. Cal
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WHITNEY HOUSE.
SUMMER RESORT

IAUCAEE, CAL, SUMNER RESORT
ls situated IN a Pine Forest with the h.. -,
maze on earth surrounded By lakes ans, Stra. vi
with many trout The Summer Resort streams oe M
sierra Nevada Mountains. Elevation 500 ~ me
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BYRON HOT SPRINGS

Contra Costa County
One o. the worlds most curative springs. de-
lightful place for rest and recreation See
Southern Pacific Information bureau or, Peck
Judah. 80 Market ST. s. p. or 56s 6. Spring
81. Los Angeles. or address manager at hotel
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

The Nearest Resort to San Francisco.
Z Eder new management and entirely remodeled
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT and
brought Up 70 date in every detail. Beautiful
grounds. refreshing baths OF sulphur water: fresh
milk and poultry. All kinds Of amueements;
Telephone; $l2 week and up, including baths
Round trip from S. F. 70 Vallejo 81. Write Val
gsio White Sulphur Springs Vallejo Cal.
HroadVav. oakland
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LAKE COUNTY AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION co.

Successors to Lakeport Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake Stage Lines. Passengers carried BY
Lsksport, Highland Springs. Kelseyviile, Soda
Bay, Bartlett Springs and Upper Lake. Fine
mountain road. eprnkled daily. Time to lunch
dition TO regular one way stage fare from Pieta.
as follows: To Lakep0rr. 81 so; Highland
si.T5. Tickets on sale at of1ce Northwestern
Pacific R. r. Co, Ferry building s. F., or ad-
dress this office. Lakeport, Cal. for information
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GLEN ALPINE sPRINcs

LAKE TAHoE-Spring flowers. beautifpl 80.
racts. dazzling snow, trout fishing er.e1s.s.
mineral water. free boats and launches dsI-r
white chef. PeckJudah Southern PaefSe -
Formation bureaus EARL n. COLEMAN Me-
Tallac r. o.. Lake Tahoe "s1''
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For Health and Pleasure rhi. Summer Go /
SARATOGA SPRINGS

The Paradise OF California: 10 different min
eral springs: cure for liver, kidney and stomach
rates 80 TO SIG per week; furnished cottages for
house keeping. Apply Peck-Judah's, 7S9 Market
ST.. S. F.. or ]. MARTENS Prop, Bachelor
p. o.. Lake Co, Cal
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.4sGf RINGS

AMERICAS GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT
Positive cure for rheumatism and stomach
trouble. Table first class. The roads have been
put IN excellent shape for staging and autos
Rates. So 20 $14 per week. Baths free to
guests; For further particulars address Il. Il.
CURRY. Proprietor, The Geysers, Gal.
Notice: All guests remaining two weeks and
under four will be refunded their fare way 4.
and guests remaining four weeks and longer Will
be refunded round trip fare from San Francisco.
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LAKE INDEPENDENCE,

La the high Sierra. Good trout ashfnv In
lake and stream For particulars INQUIRE sor,n-
ern Pacific Information Bureau or address
MISS r. WARD. Hobart MiIls Posfnrnra
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Building materials OF all kinds and general
merchandise. Campers. hunters. fishermen and
suto parties supplied at city prices Also livery.
staging and drsyibg done TO ali suburban towns
and sumner resorts. 2. 3. SCILACCl, Point
Reeves station.
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FALLEN LEAF

r -anE TAHOE new resort. Ideal locstioa
Sssssges' tents, horses rowboats. launches, trout
n ry1 ~ Moderace rates Address HARRY
rMHslIC0MB. Mgr. Fallen Leaf p o. Lars
t4u0e' Cai'
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COUTOLENC

A summer resort located in the Sierra Nevada
mountains. % miles from Chico, Butte county;
elevation 800 feet: camping grounds. trout
fshing hotel and cottages. For rates write A.
G. MUSSEBHAN. Prop. COutolenc, Cal.
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Skaggs Hot Springs

Nine miles from Geyserville. Two
Guiding stage. Rates $12 to SIS per
week Hot mineral baths. Swimming
boating. hunting and fishing. Every
thing new, including mana cement
CO.. CAL
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THE GLEN RITA "G siS

New. up to date hotel on hillside, overlooking
river. Tents II desired Excellent table. Rates.
$40 TO S12 a week. Cottages to rent. Address
WM. c. HEALY. Mcntrio p o.. Sonoma Co.
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Genial Weather Lures T10nN TO Simple Pleasures


Mrs. Horaee Newell lB. W Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5.
6. Smith Levy
OAKLAND
Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Miss Clay
Ralst0n Miss Harold
Mrs. c. c. Clay
BERKELEY
REDWOOD CITY
Mrs A. c. Hellmann r. II. Hellmann
ROSS
Mr. and Mrs ". j. Simpson and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. lC. Fl. Dean
Grant
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Late arrivals at Highland Springs
SAN FRANCISCO
Miss r. Higgins Miriam Nicholson
Miss Nellie 0'Couuor Jube Nicholson
Miss Lillian OCennOr Mr.. and Mrs A. D.
Miss Muriel Bell King and child
Frank z. Bell Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Robert Henry ard wife King
Chas. Dunphy and wife Mrs. J. H. Newbauer
Miss Ness Dr. Anna NJ. MosgroTe
Miss Stewart james P. Keleher
A. West Mrs. $. y. Dodge
Pensee McPhee Mrs. II. B. Ried
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SEA BEACH HOTEL

Recent arrivals at the Sea Beach
hotel;
From San Francisco
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Dell Foley Miss Erin Ions ions 80
Neil Dunsy Mrs = A. De~V'
Frank Corr Iamuy -,
Tobn < Nolan DR. r. Schw0ll
f-ennont Older and wife +. d. Johnson
Pauline Jacobson
OAKLAND
A. A. Dabler and fam Rosa Heymann
fIr Charles Parker
1 T. F. smith and Mrs e. C.. Clay
wife Miss Clay
C. H. Rowe and wife Mrs Harold
DR. g. T. Jarvis and r. Barnett
vffe "a W. Baker and vie
IoseDh Hermann andlS. ". Baker
wife W. A. Bruner
Julius Heymann
CIOvERDALE
Marshall G. Baer iCaarley Walbridge
Dan Sink Will H. McCaoe
John r. Sink
FORT BRAGG
Mrs G. f. White Miss z. Halling
Miss G. Gray Mrs e. T. Wrgns
KENTFIELD
Alfred Morgan Roy Morgan
A. Morgan
SACRAMENTO
Mrs W. A. Curtis Master William Curtis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
SAN GREGORIO STORE

All kinds general merchan dise Fishermen
hunters. campers and suto parties supplied Al
city prices. E. M0STEYALDo, San Gregorio
Cal
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vICHY SPRINGS
MrNpocrHn cnuHr

MENDoCIEo COUNTY
Natural elsctric watera. Champarne hsths
and famous Beauty Baths Hunting fshfnr.
J. A REDENEYER PROP
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RUBICON PApk

r, nAAE TAHOE N. W. cuthbert. formerly os
Me- s,w1. e. hay Prop Hotel cottages and tsuts
camp IRE, postofnce. felephone 1SdreSs \. w
S1'nDert' Rabieon p o.. Lake Tahoe Cal
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TUSCAN SPRINGS

New concrete bathhouse and plunge bath.
Booklet for the asking entitled
'LET OTHERS TELL THE STORY
We cure others and why not you? Address
ED b. wALBRIDGE. Tuscan Cal
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Cottages, tents, orchard tennis court croquet
dancing, fishing. Charming spot among the
Santa Cruz redwoods. Under management
Free carriage. Rates. SO to s12. Address Man
ager Summit Hotel. Wrights Santa Clara
County. j.. McKENNA. Prop.
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HOTEL SANTA CRUZ

First class family hotel centrally located
Good board; large sunny rooms. Special rates
to families. Address NICOLAS & co. Hotel
Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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CLENDORA RANCH

Santa Cruz mountains: 5la miles from Los
Gatos; new management; dining room
baths. etc. Mail daily. Telephone. Terms So
TO $l2 per week. Opens May I. A. o. BLoM-
GREN. Prop. box 145, Los Gatos.
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WHITE COTTAGES AOST0e None SE S5AGE sOA
1900 feet altitude: among the pines; air pure
and dry; finest water; table nrse class. See
Peck 9udsh- $50 Market ST., OK writs
GOETSCHE 4 HENNE. AngWin p. o.. Cal
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Hayward

This beautiful hotel. centrally located large
grounds. and amusementE, billiards bowling
rates TO families. n. A. PARKHURST prou
Hayward. Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18

A perfect bathing beach; warn. perfectly
clear water: sandy bottom with gentle slope:
absolutely safe for women and children; splendid
1shing: fine walks and drives; best OF fare az
Liberty Inn; restful surroundings; good 0rcnes-
tras open June LIST. Address AL TAHOE CO..
Al Tahoe. Lake Tahoe
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THE HAYS AND COTTAGES

SANTA CRUZ. A choice family resort for sum-
mer visitors. Located on Beach Hill, at III
Third ST., two blocks from Beach and Casino
Modern and up to date. German or Hungarian
cooking Rates $40 TO sl2 per week
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Ell vERANO VILLA

Country Resort for Families. Open year
round. Good fishing and hunting; dancing pa
vilion; hot mineral baths. Rates, So per week
Address Ell vERANo VILLA, Ell versno. Cal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18

SAN LUIS HOT sPRINGs-Under new man
agement. Sheltered spot; half mile from ocean
boating fishing; excellent table; all berries veg.
etables grown at the springs; water lilo derrees
Fahrenheit: conveyance meets S. p. trains Ad-
dress L. II. MITTENDoRF. San Luis Hot Sui
phur Springs, San Luis Obispo.
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S Exs sgaS = s. HOME c CAMP MEEKER

Equable climate Lots SIS up. Cottage built
SIS up. Depot, stores. restaurant. hotel. phone
sold: 600 cottages built. SsusalitO ferry. II. c.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker. Sonoma county.
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MONTERREY MrNERAL spRINcs

Contracts taken for cure Of rheumatism ma
isris. kidney. stomach. liver, bowels bladder or
nervous troubles. Modern convenfences and
amusements in the pines near the bay: scenery
Write j. o'C0NNoR. Prop. New Monterey Cal
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

1000 feet altitude. No fog; climate delightfuls
unsurpassed scenery; spring water dance hali.
swimming tank; telephone. 50 per week. Stage
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SAN HEDRIN

The picturesque situation OF San Hedrin
Resort makes it very desirable retreat from
the monotony OF city life. Hunting and fishing
in plenty: boats and saddle horses provided. also
other amusements. Rest and comfort are prime
factors in ones vacation leave your best clothes
and etiquette at home. Accommodations fur
nished In hotel cottages tents. Rates:
Adults, $40 per week; children under s. 81 per
week. p. o. address San HedrIn Resort Potter
Valley. Gals s. o. HOLMES 1904 54th at
Oakland. Phone Pied 22eO
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Will = ON'S INN
A home mountain place. II miles from Napa
Elevation 1000 feet. Pure air and water. Own
milk, cream. fruit and vegetables. Phone ana
gas. IS to $12 per week. Folders ARNO h
WILSON. Atlas. NaDa Co. or call Peek-Jndah
Bureau. $50 Market ST.
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SEASIDE HOTEL

American and European plan. New furnishings
modern; dining service first class To-
Gated at the beach opp. Casino. Popular prices
ADDRESS NJ II. BECHER. Prop. Santa Cruz. Cal
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
NE|GHB0R Of Sec
RETARY WILSON
DIR. j. III. NEUERTH OF TRAER,
IOWA, is IN THE CITY
FATHER-IN-LAW OF W. j. CUR
RIDEN.

DR.. J. H. Neuerth, of Traer, Iowa,
arrived in the city yesterday. He
stopped off for a visit with ]. l..
Corey, but on finding him absent
from the city went on to the Sound,
but expects to be back here in a short
time. DR.. Neuerth is the father-in-
law of w. J. Curriden, who four
years ago was connected with the
Advance. He has been a practicing
physician but during the past few
years has confined himself to a large
drug business which he recently sold
out
1t is his intention to settle in the
west and it is possible he may de-
eide to buy property in Wenatchee.
Dr. Neuerth is an old neighbor of
the secretary Of agriculture, James
Wilson Their homes were not two
blocks apart and DR.. Neuerth has
great respect for the ability of Mr..
Wilson,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
ELLIS-FORDES HAD A WINNING
SPELL LAST NIGHT AND WON
FROM THE ICEMEN By A
SCORE OF 9 TO3.
Standing Of Clubs.

The Ellis-Forde team had no trou'
BILE whatever last night in winning
from the hard hitting Icemen. The
latter team played in bad luck al
the way through the game and errors
were very numerous Miller for the
icemen pitched a good game and
was ably supported by Gillette, but
his team mates were responsible fol
most of the runs being made. Boyd
and Stocker formed the battery for
the Ellis-Fories. On account of the
absence from the city of a number
of the Ellis-Forde team mates God.
frey, Fenton and Woods were SUBJ
stituted. The score stood 9 to 8.
c. E. Owens umpired.
The game last night was the one
that was contested over a month ago
and is the final game of the series.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
MOON NWEARSF|ERY
GARb
SMOKE AND DUST THE CAUSE
SOBER PEOPLE OUT LATE SEE
BEAUTIFUL SIGHT - INDIAN
LEGEND SAYS AUGURS ILL.

People who stay out late nights
on business or pleasure, can take a
look at the fiery red moon, the result
of an overabundance of smoke and
dust in the air. The smoke comes
from the forest fires raging in the ex-
treme east and western part of the
state and the dust comes from the
fields of eastern districts. The red
condition of the orb of night was
first noticed by a staid prohibitionist,
who thought he saw comet headed
for the earth. The night operator at
the Western Union Office swore a
heavenly warning had been hung out
in the shape of a ball of fire. A po-
liceman with astronomical inclina-
tions declared that the unusual con-
dition of the moon was due to dust
and smoke Anyone who stays up
long enough to see is repaid for his
loss of sleep. An Indian legend says
that a red moon in harvest time is
a sign of violence. A red moon in
Greek mythology augured well for
the land and the people on which it
rose, and the old Romans loved the
sight of a colored moon.
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y y
Washington, Aug. 14.-No pub
lie engagements are scheduled to
break the quiet of President Taft's
second week at Beverly, though
luncheons and neighborly calls, with
a possible run over to Marblehead
to witness the trial boat races
for the Taft cup, and daily contests
ON the superb golf links at Beverly
will serve to prevent time from hang
ing heavily on the hands Of the ma
TONS chief executive.
Events of political interest are
scheduled for three widely-separated
sections of the country. In South
Carolina local option elections held
simultaneously in twenty-one coun-
ties that are now wet" will deter
mine whether the state shall be add
ed to the fold of prohibition terri
tory which now embraces nearly all
of the southeastern states. A gener-
al primary will be held in Nebraska
to nominate candidates for the state
offices to be filled at the November
election, and in San Francisco, where
the political situation has attracted
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
INF PR|SONED FIVE
HOURS
CHAS. LATHROP FASTENED IN
FIRST STREET SEWER FROM 8
O'CLOCK TO 8 YESTERDAY BUT
ESCAPES UNINJURED.

Charles Lathrop, who is employed
by contractors Ball & McNerney, had
a narrow escape from death yester-
day afternoon, while working in the
new sewer being built down First
street, just north of the Sprague
building. The cribbing at the bot
tom of the sewer where he was work
ing was pushed out of place, letting
in considerable dirt and the man was
held in place by the dirt and crib
bing. The dirt covered him up to
his hips, and he was held in place
from o'clock till sos, when he was
released. Though he was bruised
and stiffened from the long confine-
ment, yet after being hauled out last
night he walked away and suffered
no serious inconvenience. Though
he did not go to work today, yet he
expects to go at it again next week
The news of the mans predicament
was quickly noised about town and
all yesterday afternoon crowds of
people flocked up to the sewer work.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
NEWS FORECAST FOR THE
COMING WEEK

= = = + = = + + + + + + + + +
national attention, primary will be
held for the selection of candidates
for mayor and other city officials.
Bids for the construction Of the
battleships Arkansas and Wyoming,
authorized by the last congress, will
be opened at the navy department
Wednesday. These ships will be OF
the Delaware type. of 10000 tons or
more displacement.
Foremost among the great gather
ings of the week will be the twen-
tieth annual meeting of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress,
which will open in Denver Monday
and remain in session five days.
speakers of note are to be heard and
the congress promises to attract
widespread attention. Other conven-
tions of interest and Importance will
be those OF the American Prison as
sociation at Seattle, the National As
sociation of Postmasters at Toledo,
the National FraternaI congress at
Boston, the International Fire Chiefs
of America at Grand Rapids, and the
National Negro Business league at
Louisville.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
SURVEY FOR NEW
LINE MADE
INDICATIONS ARE THAT SPO-
KANE-TO-BELLIN RAIL
ROAD WILL BE BUILT BY THE
GREAT NORTHERN SOON.

Bellingham, Aug. 14.-That the
survey is completed for a railway line
to extend from Spokane almost di-
rectly west to Lake Chelan, thence
north, crossing the mountains at Cas-
cade Pass and thence along the Cas-
cade river to Marblemount is the in
formation brought to the city today
by William E. Moultray, son of for
mer Senator w. r. Moultray, and
James Lynch, an eastern Washing
ton stockman who made the trip over
the hills from Oklahoma.
The entire trip was made on horse
back and for great part of the dis
tance the survey line of the proposed
road was followed. From the OBJ
servations made Mr.. Moultray de-
clares there is no question that
road is to be constructed at once
from Spokane across the mountains,
finally ending at Bellingham. That
the company back of the enterprise
is the Great Northern, but that this
line is separate and distinct from the
Washington Great Northern or the
Victoria, Vancouver & Eeastern is
the belief of the travellers.
Moultray declares that the survey
down the Skagit is on the same side
of the line as the Great Northern
road from Rockport now follows and
he takes this to prove that the sur
vey is backed by this road. Other
wise he believes the new line would
take the opposite side of the river
Seven survey crews with expensive
outfits have been In the field and
their work is just now completed.
There is every evidence, says Moul-
tray, that the proposition is backed
by heavy capital.
Moultray and Lynch left Okano-
gan Thursday. August 12. and struck
the survey line at Lake Chelan. They
held to the survey north and through
the Cascade Pass and then followed
it down the Skagit to Marblemount.
The line follows closely the old Don
ovan survey.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
ENEMY THREATENS
BOSTON

Boston, Aug. 14.-Governor Dra-
per was theoretically startled this
morning by news that "hostile"
force had landed on the southern
coast of Massachusetts, and was
threatening the military safety of
Boston. In accordance with the rules
of the game set down by the war de-
partment, the governor has called
out the Massachusetts militia and
1000 troops are ordered to resist
the aggression. The attacking force
consists of several companies of coast
artillery and number of Connecti-
cut, New Jersey and District of Col
umbia regiments of militia, Gen.
Bliss, U. S. A, commanding the in
vaders, and General Drew of Massa-
chusetts national guard is resisting
him.
The purpose of the maneuvers is to
whether Boston is pro-
tected from foreign foe providing no
battleships are off shore to protect
it. Gen. Leonard Wood is chief UNI
pire.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-14
PRO-
JECT AT PASC0
ROBERT STRAHORN PROPOSES
TO CARRY 1T THROUGH AND Is
WATER EVERY DAY.

Pasco, Wash, Aug. 14-Robert
Strahorn's big irrigation project is
assured. according to Mr.. Strahorn.
who has been meeting with encour-
agement since he started to get con-
tracts for the land. New contracts
are being signed up every day, and
he has extended the time 80 days.
Walter Graves, the Portland engin-
eer who has been working on the
matter, reports that everything is
favorable
A special election is to be held
soon and a special census taken to
raise the class of the city from fourth
to third, that some of the out-of-town
landholders, who are delaying tHe
project, can be made to get in line.
With the town incorporated the as
sessment can be made.
Reports have been frequently sent
to outside papers from this point that
the protest was to be abandoned, but
Mr. Strahorn emphatically declares
that 1t is not to be.