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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-19
STATE BODY To
PENA[RE
c. \.
ODESSA DEPOT INCIDENT TAKEN
AS SLAP AT AUTHORITY OF
STATE TO REGULATE RAIL-
ROADS-COMMISS IGNORED

Seattle, Oct. 19..-The act of Pres
ident Louis w. Hill of the Great
Northern in authorizing the con-
struction of a 100000 depot at Odes-
sa is construed by some as slap
at the Washington railroad commits
sion and may cost the railroad COM
pany several thousand dollars in
penalties for neglecting to comply
with and ignoring the orders of the
commission.
Some six months ago the railroad
commission made tour of the
Great Northern in the course of
which many grievances were heard
against it regarding its service and
facilities A number of orders were
made by the commission directing
the company to improve it's station
and other facilities. The railroad
commission law provides penalties
for any railroad refusing to comply
with such orders and the other rail-
roads of the state promptly complied
with similar orders made at the
same time.
Did Not Obey Orders.
The Great Northern. however, has
rot complied with these orders, nor
has it appealed from them as is per-
mitted by law. 1t has taken the
course of ignoring the commission
and it's orders entirely. Now comes
the announcement that the road, as
indicated by the Odessa incident. in
tends not only to refuse to obey the
for that body by granting favors in
the way of improved service to COM
munities which come to it direct.
while declining to comply with legal
orders for such improvements made
at the request of communities which
chose to go to the state commission
instead.
Time is Passed.
The time for compliance with these
orders has passed and already the
road is subject to penalties for their
disobedience. 1t is intimated that
| these penalties will run into thou
sands of dollars, while the entire
cost of the many improvements or
dered would not have been more than
$25. 900 to 100000.
The commission was inclined to be
patient with the railroad so long as
there was no indication that 1t was
not acting in good faith. But this
latest act will be taken as contempt
! for the commissions rulings and for
| the legal authority of the state to
regulate railroads. and the commits
sion will have criminal proceedings
instituted against the railroad to pun
| ish it for the violation of these or
ders.
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of ]. w. Sussex, architect, room
Z, Halbert block, Wenatchee, Wash
ington, at 10 a. M, Friday, October
%, 1909, for the erection and COM
pletion of a two-story and basement
brick building to be constructed for
the Wenatchee Daily World, on Mis-
sion street, Wenatchee, Washington.
A certified check for 5000 payable
to the order of the Wenatchee Daily
World shall accompany each bid.
The contractor to whom the con-
tract is awarded shall give a surety
bond in the sum of SO, 900 condition
ed upon the faithful performance of
the contract.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
***10-21
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York drag along indefinitely.

work drag along indefinitely.
THE president has suggested a
bond issue of $1O,O0O,O0O, but do
not think that this will be large
enough. J shall favor the authorize
ton of an issue of $25,O00,OOO or
3O,O0O.0OO
The bond issue, if authorized by
congress, will be in the nature of a
temporary loan 1t will take about
$50, 100000 to complete the work
that has been undertaken. Within
the next three or four years the pub
lie land sales will produce half that
amount for the reclamation fund, and
if the government will permit us 20
anticipate the proceeds of this fund
for the next three or four years, all
the projects that have been under
taken can be finished without any
further delay.
THE irrigationists will have the
sympathy and cooperation of Secre-
tary r. A. Ballinger l think the
president can be brought to see, after
his long trip through the west, the
ACCESSIBILITY of larger bond issue
than he has suggested.
UNLESS we get this bond issue the
work on all the projects will proceed
very slowly. 1t was great mistake
to authorize SO many projects With
out additional funds little can be
done The work may not be shut
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JONES FOR BONDS
OF S25,O00,O00
WASHINGTON MAN WOULD GIVE
SUM TO FURTHER WORK OF
IRRIGATION - S3,OOO,OOO FOR
THE COLUMBIA.

North Yakima, Oct. Ex-senator
Wesley l.. Jones will endeavOr to Sc
cure a bond issue of $25, 100000 for
the purpose of completing the irriga-
ton projects now under construction.
This is the statement he made today
before taking the train for Washing
ton. where he will remain until next
summer. In an interview he gave
out today he said:
Il intend to work as hard as pos
sible in the coming session for the
bond issue. and / expect to- be sue
cessful, There is opposition in the
east, but | believe the eastern con-
gressmen can be brought to see that
1t is better to advance the money and
complete the projects than to let the
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down anywhere, but nowhere can it
be pushed at a satisfactory rate.
II think we shall be able to get a
100000 appropriation for the gov
eminent work and the Columbia river
at The Dalles, and 900 for the
improvement of the river at North
port and Kettle Falls"
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Nagley.Halferty.

H. C. Nagley and Miss Polly Hal
ferty, both of Cashmere, were united
in marriage Saturday afternoon at
the Christian church parsonage, Rev.
A. ]. Adams officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs Nagley returned Saturday even
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-19

Mrs. E. M. Allen returned yester-
day fro ma weeks visit with her
mother, who lives in Spokane.
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of the question
Of license or no license Among Waa Wala and Dillingham;
In have decided to enter the to fight for
conditions Last
80 sermons preached different churches the liquor
ton The evidently intend employ the tactics of Napoleon
and break the by mashang overwhelming
fought her battle and has the privilege
lines and of watching the She well salts
fed with the she put up the contest
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The openng of the Northern traffic
that she into her dis
trbug her favorable location and this
fact well her neghbors Better
business facilities Wenatce should the cOnveniene of nearby
of business relations to the mutual inter
of each Washington needs better
rapidly conditions
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If follows his declaration to abandon his lecture tour and
Mckinley obtain the records he lett there IN
proof Of his ascent strengthen belief in his conen
reached the pole In he reaends Mt Mckinley he
trustworthy who will be wiling
thus doubts that arise IN the public
mind deposit his records glacier they will probably DC
he left them whereas his records at the pole may be III "
South Seas by this time.
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The Value of Good
Digestion
Il easy to figure if you know what your stomach
is worth. Kodol keeps the stomach at par value,
by insurine good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia.

to special effort by "tonics" and
"stimulants" doesn't cure anything.
or accomplish any good. Neither
does dieting. Indigestion and tho
serious ailments which it induces
can be averted and corrected only
by natural means.
Kodol supplies this natural
means. 1t performs the stomach's
work for ft-just as the stomach
should perform it-while the stom-
ach takes a little rest, "for the
stomach'S sake"
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Mrs. Wendell Pate left this morn
ing for Seattle to visit friends.
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Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and get . dol.
entire contents Of the bottle If you can
honestly say, that it has not done you any
good, return the bottle to the druggist and
he will refund your money without ques-
ton or delay. We will then pay the drug
gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, al
druggists know that our guarantee is good.
This offer applies to the large bottle only
and to but one In . family. The large bot.
tie contains 2h times as much al the dfty
cent bottle.
Kodol Is prepared at the labora-
tories OF e. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04

meeting Monday afternoon. March l,
1t the home Of Mrs. Edith Hall.
The following onicers were elected !:
Regent. Mrs. Aable Greydene-Smith :
vice-regent, Mrs. C. A. Biggs; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Clyde G. Dawson /:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. 8. H.
Atwater; treasurer. Miss Jessie Pea
body; registrar, Miss Ruth Lewis: !:
chaplain. Mrs. 9. r. Hartmann; his
torian. Mrs. J. T. Thomas. Jr.
Mrs. Greydene-smith a. regent. will
be the representative of the chapter
At the National convention to b held
In Warrington, d. c.. In May, and
Miss Edna BigEs the alternate.
Tho delegates to the state confer
ence held In Denver this month 10
Mrs. Clyde c. Dawson with Misc
Jessie Peabody a. alternate.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
RIO GRANDE WILL HANDLE
MANY MORE TORUISr CARS

The tourist business through Colo
rado to tho Pacific coast will receive
big boost next Monday whom the
new homeseeker rates 60 into effect
from the East to Idaho. California and
WashinSton. The Denver and Rio
Grande company has contracted TO
handle At least flfty-thres extra cars
. week over tts road from Denver and
Pueblo into Salt Lake City and Ogden.
On Wednesday Of next week the RIO
Grande will start its Tourist Special"
which will BE- run ~ second No. s. on
the train schedule. It will consist Of
hve tourist sleepers from Denver and
one each from Colorado Springs. Pu-
eblo and Grand Junction. II will have
Denver Portland car. which will 20
direct through to the Oregon mstrop-
oils without change.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
A KANSAS EDITORS OPINION OF
THE SUNDAY NEW9PAPER,

The Emporia Gazette. with little
rhyme and considerable reasor thus
describes the Sunday paper, u spent
S cents for the Sunday Dart and
hauled 1t home in . two-wheelei cart;
piled the sections upon the floor.
till they reached a. high y the
kitchen door; l hung the crom0 upon
the wall. though there wasn't nom to
hang them all. and the yard vas lit
there were sections Of pink ant green
4 woman's section and magixiAe. and
cred some ten feet deep With comic
sections that made me weep; and
sheets Of music the which II played
would quickly make an audience fade;
and there were patterns Of women'a
gowns and also for gentlemen's hand
me-downs: and a false mustache and
a rubber doll. and q deck Of cards
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
INTERESTING HORTICUL.
TURAL IBETIN6 HERE
NEXT SATURDAY

Every rancher and fruit grower in
the Canon City district should make II
a point to be present at the meeting
to be held in he district court room on
next Saturday under the auspices OF
the Fremont County Horticultural 9o-
ciety. There will be lectures by sew
eral members OF the faculty Of the
State Agricultural college at Fort
Collins. which no up-to-date, progress
sive gardener or fruit grower can af-
ford to miss. The addresses will be
upon subjects of vital interest to all
engaged in horticulture. and will be
along the lines Of those delivered at
the short course here last year.
The committee In charge OF the ar
rangements 10 working hard to secure
large attendance At Saturdays
meeting and will. NO doubt, succeed.
A picnic dinner will Be . feature Of
the occasion.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
ANTI.SALOON PETITION
FILED THIS M0RNMo

One Of . number Of petitions 70 tAs
city council to submit the question a
making Canon City anti-saloon tsrri-
tory under the provisions Of ths local
option law passed BY the Legislature
two years ago was filed With the city
clerk this morning and Will b pre-
scented to the council at its regular
meeting next Monday night Betwesa
eight and nine hundred names Of ~
qualified electors OF Canon CITY AsSe
been a6lxed to these petitions.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
DISTRICT COURr ADJOURNKD
TILL NEXT THUkSDkY

From Saturdays Daily. 90
The Fremont county district court.
which has been In ssssioa here siAGo
last Wednesday. adjourned this after
noon ull Thursday morning March
Ath. Tho attention OF the court has
bosa taken mp tAis vssk In hsasin0
evidence In . numbe rof water caoso
brought here from the western part of
tn county. On the reassembling a
court next week the motion Of he -
fendant for q change OF venue in the
divorcs eass brought b. Mrs. JoA1
Ritxman against her husband will b
heard. The dsfsndant asks thax .
change OF venue be granted from Frs-
mont to Montrose county.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
PLEASING PROGRAM AT THE
PENITENIARY LAST SUNDAY

An unusually delightful entertain
meut program was given in the chapel
at the penitentiary hast Sunday; the
memory of which will linger with the
prisoners composing the audience for
a long time. What made the anair
notable to many of the men was the
fact that it was the farewell appear
ance of Mrs. A. H. White al q vocal
list. whose singing at the regular SER
vices has made her . great favorite
with all who are 30 unfortunate as to
be confined behind the walls of the
Institution.
There was a large assemblage pres
ent and Mrs. Whites singing seemed
to be sweeter than usual to those who
heard It.. She, literally sang herself
into the hearts Of the convicts and
many tears were shed as the thought
entered the minds OF the men that very
probably they would never hear her
again. Besides Mrs. White there was
on the program Miss Darby a. pianist,
Miss Tina Mackenzie as violinist
with her sister a. accompanist. A
ladies' quartette consisting Of tho
Misses Allison, Miss Helen Sartor and
Mrs. White. and the prison mandolin
club composed Of Aessrs. Hamlin.
Thompson and Meyers.
A remarkable thing in connection
with the entertainment was the pres
ence Of a little bird with a red topknot
that alighted on one Of the half lower
ed window frames when the program
began and remained there to partici-
pate In the concert until the last num-
Der had been rendered. The little
bird was a master songster and pour
ed q sweetness and melody out Of its
feathered throat such as the most
talented member of the genus homo
could not hope to rival. Mrs. White
jocularly stated to her auditors that
she could not sing against such COM
petition, which evoked from Chaplain
Blake the gallant, complimentary re-
mark that THE star singer Of the
feathered creation had been sent by
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
GENERAL MARION CHAPTER
HOLDS ANNUAL HBETNG

Tho General Marion Chapter OF the
D. A. R., held the annual business
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
HIDDEN DANGRRs.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings 1ha
- No Canen City Citisen .Can
Afford 70 IgAore.

Nature Gives Timely Warnings Inst
- Ne Canon City Citisen Car
ARerd ts Ignsre.
Danger signal No. comes from the
kidney sscretions. They will wan you
wken the kidneys are sick. Wsl kid
neys excrete . clear. amber auit. Sick
kidneys send out . thin. pale and
toamy. or . thick, red. illsmelling
urine. full Of sediment and irregular
Of passage.
Danger signal No. : comes from ths
back. Back pains, dull and hea'y. or
sharp and acute. tell You Of sict kid
neys and warn you Of the approach Of
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease.
Doan's kidney pills cure sick kidneys
and cure them permanently. Here's
proof:
G. D. Rsdeker. living al 1lo d
street, Salida, Colo. says: "ror .
considerable length Of time vs. sub
ject to attacks Of pain over the region
of tho kidneys. At times the passage
of the kidney secretions were sccom-
panied BY . scalding sensation. Read
ing about Doan's Kidney Pills, I de-
cided to try them and procured . bex.
They acted Just - represented and
caused all the distressing symptsms to
disappear. Dosn's Kidney Pilb Will
always have my highest reeomnsnda-
tons" pie f- ri
Plenty moro proof like this from
Canon City people. Call at Huntsr
Pslmer's drug store and ask Whst Gus
toners report. T.a .r-'~~
For sale by all DEALERS. Proc 80
cents. Foster-Allburn Co.. Bd&Alo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. n -
Remember the nams-Doan'-and
take no other.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
THE THREE WARS OF THE
NeKINLEY ADMINISTRATION

Nc Kinley was q lover OF peace and
yet he faced more wars than any
other president except Lnciln. Thus
do circumstances play tricks upon US.
Are not the ways of Providence mys-
terious that men who loved peace a.
did Lincoln, Garfield and Mckinley
should be taken OF as they we're by
the hand of the assassin. and two Of
them bone ON their souls and minds
the responsibilities of war-the Civil
War in the. time of Lincoln. and the
three wars of Mckinley, For there
were three wars during McKinley's
administration: the Spanish War.
the Philippine War and tho Boxer
War. As a matter of fact no conduct
ed the Spanish War. and at that time
took full charge Of the War Depart
ment and was always at hand to re-
oeive and issue kilograms and direct
the movements Of the troops.
1t will be remembered how the hot
heads of the nation were anxious to
bring on the Spanish War; how all the
people felt that the schandal at our
doors-the International scandal Of
the tme-demanded action; how.
with the happy-go-lucky confidence OF
tho American people. We were ready
to 20 into a war. whether we were
prepared or not. with the feeling that
we could whip any nation on earth
even without guns. Well, II we can
not do it, we may some day le arm how
1t will be recalled how martial We
were when Mr.. Cleveland sent in that
Venezuelan message at a time when
We had one gun At Sandy Hook. the
only one in our possession from Maine
to Texas. and from California to Ore
gon. The Lord appeared to look af.
ter US as he does after children and
drunken men. 1 hope that these les
sons have not been lost. Mckinley
knew how unprepared we were, even
to fight a power equally unprepared
as was Spain-William Howard Taft
March National Magazine.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04

and . parasol. Now men ere busy
with dray and cart hauling away
the Sunday Dart
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
ARRAIGNED FOR TRIAL IN
DISTRICT COURT TO-DAY

From Saturdays Daily. r
ChAs- D. jerome. charged viii b9r-
glary and william Grsnfel. eharEsA
with forgery. were aTraiEned before
Judge Champion in district court tAis
afternoon and entered pleas Of guilty
10 the Information nlsd By the distrtst
attorney. They were rsmanded 70 ~
county jail until next Thursday vhsa
evidence will be taken and ssnts0os
pronounced upon the prisoners. s,
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
to our sister In her 0oeroW.

to our sister In her SORROW.
The members Of the executive ooD-
mite were delightfully."- entertained ~
Sister Minnie Ditto at her homo o.
the 18th inst. Sister Courtney showed
her devotion to the cause BY attending
to her duties ~ chairman Of that COM
mittee in spite Of her broken arm. Her
many friends will Be glad to learn
that her arm 10 rapidly improving.
ANNIE ". LLOYD.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
Denver Laying Food

viii Ax your poultry in A MOL shape for Lay
Ing or for the market.0uf big new catalogue
Gives you the necessary information In regard
70 what and when to feed. Il II frss. Send for
4 today.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
NOTES FROM q. q. GRANT
CIRCLE, LADIES OF g. A. Z.

The program that had teen arranged
for the Circle Saturday afternoon. tho
goth Inst was omitted on account Of
the funeral ~ Sister Mandel Atkis-
sons mother. The deepest sympathy
OF the members OF the circle goes out
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
REGULAR lEBTNG OF
BISHOP HcDOWELL
BROTHERHOOD

The regular meeting Of the Bishop
Mcdowell chapter OF the Methodist
Brotherhood was held Monday night
with . largo number Of members in
attendance. Tho business session was
held in the lecture room Of the church
after which an adjournment was TAX
en- to the dining room in the base
ment where refreshments were served
The local brotherhood has about .
hundred members and II ono Of the
most nourishing Organizations Of the
kind to be found anywhere outside the
larger cities Of tehs tate. It's presi-
dent 10 Prof. r. D. oluts and its secre-
tary 10 John n. Frey. It ID religious
benevolent association and ID an az
i've agency in caring for the unfortun-
ate and In lifting mankind to . higher
plane of Christian citizenship. At last
nights's meeting the following dele
gates and altsrnates were selected
from the local chapter to attend the
to BE- held at Pueblo March 31st:
Prof. r. D. Blutx. r. ". 0psrry. r.
W. shultis. n. v. Keator. H. W. Hol-
lar. James Collins. B. q. Woodford.
DR.. W. r. Brooks. A. W. Lucas. F. w.
Harvey. J. n. Frey. J. =. Collins.
Charles Swanson. DR.. @. W. Anderson.
Arthur Hurd. J. ". Dunlap. T. e.
Bailey. Dr.. J. H. Dickson. II. n. Freye,
"A whitlov IAria R0hNrta Tom
Roberts, l.. D. Beckwith. e. J. Owens.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04

. kind Providence to contest with the
star singer Of the Afternoons pro-
gram" 1t was one Of the most pleas
ing concerts given at the penitsntiary
for many months.
Cañon City record., 1909-03-04
Heart STRENGTH

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~ -: c.e 81 - rxs ~ yseSS S.aS e1Ssn,eG -
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e!ddsn tiny ltt1ls nsfys tAae rally = an = A1l4
ms o6o0aFO paFvs-shs OAfdiaa. O 4sAys HasvO
ZGmRU neede. nd muA hAvo. DosO poVoS. 0os0
aFaGtA. Witso.s thss ths Haf nuss enoll.ss
% M. 0od ths alpmaeh and h1DAyS a11o knVO
0Aeee 0ms eontrollinG nsEvsa
This eisaIiy e1plams Why - nsdid.A n.
ioe veak eed ailine Hsarss; pr: shoop ara eousks
in9 heart diGrss- b. 8hooD'O kaseoradvo-shb
Dopular prssc1peoa-is sioos difsc.sd 70 tb40
yeak and wasting oefve csns:fs. IL buildsI
kstrsngthsns: Il o6eD raj. 0nuins hsass hs,p.
II 700 would havO strong HaAreA. alFunR a.
Eesaon. strengthen thsss .00vO NSs1Ak11A
them - noo6o6, with
DR.. Shoop's
Restorative
RAMB0 & SIMON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-19
OF
CHURCH ALLEGED
POPE Plus X DEN0UNCES ACTS
OF FRANCE
Pontiff Delivers Impressive Address
to Pilgrims at Rome and Tells
of the Abuse of
State

ROME, Nov. 1S.-Pope Plus Y in an
address To the French pilgrims, whom
he received today, declared that France
was making war against the church
with an aim OF undermining the basis
of Christianity.
Catholicism. he declared, was suffer-
ing persecution by the French govern
ment under the pretext of the separa-
tion of state and church.
This was proved. he said, by the ex-
pulsion of the orders, the trials and
Condemnations inflicted upon Cardinal
Andrieu and other bishops. and other
threatened laws which would extend
official protection to irreligious teachers
and bring about a state monopoly OF
the schools.
France, which would make the state
the arbiter in religious matters, was at
the same time lighting the French Dish
ops who were faithful to the pontiff.
These bishops were not allowed, the
pope said. to enjoy the liberty granted
by French laws to all free citizens, but,
on the other hand, were insulted, tried
and condemned for the sole reason that
they were courageously fulfilling thelr
apostolic duty.
All this. the pope said. instead of de-
pressing, must animate Catholics to de-
fend their religious rights.
The papal words were accepted here
as confirmation of the opinion that the
Vatican believes the struggle organized
by the French government on the school
question is intended to be a decisive
battle for the complete effacement of
Christianity as factor in the rearing
of children in France.