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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-28
Thomson on We'll Organized Home

that you are as ignorant as Hot
tentot about entertaining your
friends.
You can now sit up and take notice
OF the facts that to have all this you
must have buffet. Like your
grandmother used to have, you know.
You remember all about it. You want
to train the ear of your boys TO the
music of popping cOrks and clinking
glasses, so that he will never have
any liking for such things when he
goes out into the world You want
your daughter to get accustomed to
the flush of wine on her face and the
buzz of booze in her head so she
Will have no inclination to visit wine
parlors and eat late dinners at ques-
tlonable cafes. Then you must edu-
cate your wife, being as she was
brought up in an lily organized home.
and was reared around an uncom-
Portable fireside all because her par
ents were such stupidity unintellgent
householders. | say you must edu-
cate her to the effect of booze, so
when you come home from your club,
your foul breath won't knock her
flat down. In fact, everybody should
have their tastes so cultivated that
when you enter the car of the room
with a breath like a gust from the
moulding recesSes of neglected swill
tub, that they won't be gasping and
choking for an unpolluted breath of
air. And to make sure success of
all this it is here suggested that the
process should be commenced early
in life and good plan would be to
start in with the babe at the bottle
1t could be diluted little at first,
and thus bring your children up to it
and they will never depart from it
and so the booze dispensers will go
bankrupt and the houses of illfame
VIII vanish from the land.
But we can't draw the line here.
The minister must also have well
regulated home ana be able to show
his friends a good time when they
call. Then little snort might help
him in the delivery of his sermon on
Sundays, and it would not hurt if he
got just little bit tipsy once in
while, just enough TO get funny And
the organist ought to have enough to
put into her the swing and sway of
the music and the choir should have
enough to make their faces bright
and CHEEKY
But can we ever hope for such a
sweeping and complete reformation
and such a general circulation OF ''in-
telligence" and longing desires to
have well organized home" Look
at our president. He's a back num-
Der, too. And there are others. but
if Mr.. Shute keeps on there will be
others shoot the shoot before long.
It will soon be time to turn new
leaf. o. NJ. THOMSON
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FOR SALE.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, con-
sisting of Weber piano, Columbia
writing desk, book case,
center table, dining room table.
dining room chairs, rockers, sew
ing machine, bed mattress and
springs, child's bed with bedding,
dresser, rugs, bedding, dishes.
books, etc, are for sale, and as |
wish TO dispose of them in the next
few days | will sell them at half
value. These articles are all in
first class condition. Call No. sol
Columbia Bank Bldg. If
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-28

Editor Daily World What is a
well organized home?" That is a
| question We are seeking an answer
for We all want well organized
homes, and we want to add to the
comforts" of our firesides, and we
| want our friends Ito more fully en-
| joy themselves when they come to
visit us. We also want to be ready
at all times to help in case of sud-
den attack of Illness" we want
complete homes" equipped with that
which has appealed to all intelligent
| householders If we can find out
how all this can be obtained at a
very small cost" we will surely
take advantage of the splendid OPP
portunity"
The foregoing may have interested
the reader some, if so, and you are
DESTROYS to know how all this can be
obtained, read the following two
paragraphs from one of few hun
dred thousand sterotyped circulars
sent out by the booze dispensers of
Seattle.
Are you anxious to add to the
comforts of your own fireside? Do
you desire that your friends may
more fully tby getting full of course)
enjoy their visits to your home? or
do you wish to have at all times a
ready help in case of sudden attack
of illness to yourself or family? Of
course you do, And when you see
how it all can be attained at a very
small cost, you will surely take ad-
vantage of this splendid opportunity
No well organized home of today
is complete without its buffet of fam
lily wines and medicinal liquors, as
the opinion of the medical profession
regarding the benefits derived from a
moderate use of spurious liquors has
appealed to all intelligent household
ers."
Now, Mr. Reader. you have thought
you had a comfortable fireside." and
that your friends fully enjoyed, "
themselves when they spent an even
ing with you, for they said they did
You have prided yourself on having
well organized home" and con-
graduated yourself on being an lin
telligent householder" But now you
can read and reflect upon what an
ass you are to entertain such a de-
fusion. You can now blush in your
confusion upon realizing that you are
wholly incompetent. incapable and
unqualified to "organize' a home in
which to rear your babies, entertain
your Cody mother, sanity sister and
friends. Your wife has gulled you
into thinking you are an Intelligent
householder" and you thought she
was too, but now you mingle your
humiliation and shame in the real
iZatiOn that you both lack the neces-
sary intelligence to conduct well
organized" comfortable" home and
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husband, whose fingers had been un-
usually active after her answer.
Another question and again the
moving fingers of witness and crowd j..
The witness was getinng angry.
The bailiff raped Tor order Then
Judge Fischer instructed the Inter
prefer" TO tell the listeners" that
they must not discuss" the case
There was quiet" for a moment
but soon fingers moved again.
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Special sale of heaters this week.
Wen save you money on your stove.
Breese-Webber Co. $40
The winter is only beginning. You
can buy the best heater made at way
cut prices. Breese-Webber Co. $40
All-heaters either wood or coal
will be sold this week at rock bottom
prices. Read the red tag. Breese-
Webebr Co. *s*
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EIlis-FOrsle Co. will open the eyes
of Wenatchee bargain hunters this
week. Get your money ready, it's
real. ***
]. H. Bolen, of Farris, and James
vice. are in the city today.
Ask for the green tickets given
away with every dollar purchase or
more. Schade & Parshan Co. ***
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LOST OR STOLEN.

containing $40 in
money and some papers valuable
only to me. Please return the pa
pers to A. G. Hill, city. 1871
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Who gets the So? Have you the
right time? Bring your tickets Sat
urday, January I. at 3 p. IN. Schade
n ParShalI Co. *@-
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WENA TCHEE THEATRE
Best yet in vaudeville

Best yet in vaudeville.
DOrando-Chinese Musical come
dian. Drake & FraZ in comedy, song
and dance. Complete change On
Thursday. Motion pictures as usual.
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4 Chinese Musical Artist.

DOKONDO-Chin Musician.
The Wenatchee theatre was well
filled last night at the opening bill.
The song and dance team is only fair
hut the Chinese musical artist is a
wonder. He makes music from a va
riety of instruments and elected the
hearty applause of the audience. Do
rando is the name OF the Oriental
and his performance alone is worth
the price of admission.
The moving pictures are also of a
high class this week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-28

Bring your green tickets Saturday.
at 3 p. M. January 1. Some one
shall Co. %*#
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PURSE LOST.

PURSE LOST at Wenatchee theatre
Christmas night. Reward offered
at World office. 1890
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'OUNG LADY who will attend bust
ness college Monday, January 8,
would like a place where she can
assist with work in private family
in exchange for board and room.
Address or telephone l.. NJ Lewis,
Wenatchee Business College. I-3
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Those who want bargains should
not fail to watch big announcement
in the World this week. ***
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PRINCE ALBERT FUTURE KING OF THE BELGANS, HIS WIFE
AND HEIR.
of
Of is OF
Charlie
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-04-10
Personal
Otherwise
Loc0l Mention

Mummy Restaurant will serve
all Kinds Of short orders III prices
that are right.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-04-10

Something swell in pantalOons
at S., Sc and 81. The o. c.
Lapp Co.. Ltd.
f. n. Ingram, who has been
conducting his Sideboard saloon
in his new building. south Of
Hotel Parr since last fall, closed
it up Tuesday night, and Wed
nesday morning opened a new
saloon In his old building. north
Of the Lapp store. The new
place has entirely new furnish
ings. The building has been re-
modelled and fixed up in such
way that it is as good as new.
w. i. Johnson did the carpenter
work and Leslie Belor put on the
finishing touches with paper and
paint. Mr. Ingram was com
PEELED to move for want Of room.
He hasn't decided yet what be
viii do with the vacant building,
but several from the outside who
want To get IN on the boom are
wanting II.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-04-10

The Easter program viii be
given in y q. q. ~ bah Sunday
afternoon
ASK us about those pew Peter
behuttler Hagone The q. a..
iapp ~, Lfa
f0R shif heW aft fellor
wheel and al| hifInes complete
q bargain ~ ta|len IA once ~.
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Lewiston land o1lee Nonday n
Nppeaf lnH contest on hlf Oval
fpsy NJ hlf Homestead n. ~
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an ilN HHlf eHae
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-04-10

] want % thank an who as
sisted during The s'csaC " Mrs.
Davis, and "a ile Dada' ~ Our
child A. Az. DAVIS.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-04-10

Attorney al Law

Office over First National bank
Practice in an couris. Min
ing and Corporation Law
and general practice.
Crangeyille, Idaho
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15

must pass purposelN brought about the
interruption. The news of Tuesdays ma
val engagement between three Nicaraguan
gunboats, led by the Momotombo and the
~salvadorean %gunhoat- Presidente. came
from the Mexican consul at Amapala by
mail. Since then Amapala has been cut
off and no further Information from that
point has reached here.
WASHINGTON. March 1I.-Insofar as Of
fetal dispatches were concerned there were
no developments today In the Central
American situation. 1t was announced at
the State department that no word had
come from Nicaragua or elsewhere bearing
on the subject, After waiting all day for
8 reply to his despatch OF last night, the
Mexican ambassador visited Secretary Knox
and informed him that as yet he had moth
ing to communicate, In the meantime, fol-
lowing conferences between Mr.. Knox.
Secretary Meyer and Rear Admiral Pills.
bury, chief Of navigatioR ships now in
N~icarsgusn waters and on .heir way there
were assigned TO station. There will be
one at Greytown and another at Bluefields,
on the Atlantic side; one at Corinto and
snother in the Bay OF Foneca, on the Pa
cific side. This latter vessel. the York
town. because of its light draught. viii! he
able to proceed as far as Amallsla and
thus prevent the movement OF troops be-
tween Nicaragua and Salvador by water
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
Mexico Ready to Intervene
IN Central America Dispute

MEDdC0 C1Tn March A-'Mexico
viii intervene IN the affairs OF Central
Afnerieas sir such action becomes necessary
20 preserve -ths peace OF tha nation.
Tins country viii cooperate with the
United States 81 all that country does 10
maintain the peace pact entered into vol
unfairly by the Central American repub-
hes at the recent Washington conference.
Minister De la BarFa was so Instructed
TO act In a message sent him from here
tonight"
This statement OF Msxico's attitude
toward the crisis in Salvador and Mic
sTag0a was made 20 the correspondent
OF the Associated Press by Assistant
SECRETARY OF State Gambea. who Is acting
minister OF foreign affairs during the
illness OF Secretary Mirsscsl.
Although repeated demands have been
made by the Mexican State department
upon the diplomatic Representatives at
Managua and at San Salvador for a state
ment as 10 the present state OF the Tols-
uons between Nicaragua and Salvador.
no news was received today. The Cnty
means of communication between Central
America and the outside world is over a
telegraph line running north through
Guatemala to Mexico, and this seems 10
haSe eheen interrupted. IL is believed
here that the government OF Nicaragua
has. by reason of it's control over the line
OF conmunica tiOn which all messages
from salvaaes Costa Riea and Honduras
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
LECTURE ON THE TELEPHONE
Dundee Club Taken Through Ex-
change and workings Explained
by Bell.

The Saturday Night club Of Dundee.
which has been meeting fortnishtly
throughout the winter. listened last night
TO a talk on the working of the telephone
exchange, by w. B. r. Belt, the general
manager OF the Nebraska Telephone com
pany. The members OF the club met at
Mr.. Belts office and, after a preliminary
talk in which the work of the system was
sketched out by the aid OF maps, they
were taken through the Douglas Street ex-
change. from basement TO roof. The party
was divided into groups Of three or four,
in charge of assistants, who carefully ex-
planned every detail OF the work and an
swered innumerable questions. The switch
board was shown and quite a lecture given
on it's intricacies.
One OF, the curiosities shown was a fac
smile of the first Omaha telephone di-
rectory, in 1876, before numbers were in
use, subscribers being called by their
names.
The Saturday Night club, al its next
meeting. will discuss the civic Improvement
Of Dundee. under the leadership OF r.. c.
Peters, Henry Leavitt c. c, George and
others.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15

| garded, purposely or otherwise. A city
, situated as Omaha is must naturally act
upon the surrounding territory, like the
vortex of a gigantic whirlpool acts upon
the unwary boats that venture near. In
other words, you will find mingled in the
constant stream of new arrivals a large
number of negroes from Kansas, Missouri
and the states further south. VIII the
social settlement movement be applied to
these people the same as IL cannot help
but be applied to the conglomerate mass
of other nationalities?
Now / do not ask this question because
I expect special help for the negro, I
do not believe any human being should
expect special privileges on account of
color, race or religion. But the failure
OF so many reform movements is due TO
the fact that only a part of those needing
assistance were looked after. The rest
were left to shift for themselves. In the
recent inaugural speech OF President Taft
he stated very plainly that the negroes
through years of service had become
Americans in every sense OF the word
Therefore, l cannot help but feel that
there is a very evident duty OF encourage
ment to negroes locating in Omaha.
There is a small element OF these new
arrivals which is OF no benefit 70 any
community. Whether its members are es-
pecially anxious for much improvement In
their lot I do not know. But, on the
other hand, / have learned from actual
contact that the great majority of negroes
coming into Omaha are In search OF per-
manent employment and homes and for
better schools, which their children may
attend. In the columns of The Bee a
few days ago there appeared a very. help
full publication of facts concerning negroes
i'm Nebraska. and especially I'm Omaha.
I That was evidence of a spirit of fair
| mindedness on the part Of The Bee en-
tirely commendable.
OF course, I do not presume 10 place the
burden Of my remarks entirely upon the
leaders OF the social settlement work. The
greater part OF Il. as II is with other peo-
pie, must be placed on the shoulders OF
the negroes themselves. But the oppnr-
tunity to make good should not be denied
any individual or group Of individuals. Ne
groes are certainly in need of houses that
are sanitary. neat, warm and desirable,
! Just the same as any other people are in
need Of them. Landlords and real estate
dealers ought to loosen up on week days
some OF that Christian pstronizing spirit
they wear and exhibit so gracefully on
Sundays aud election days. II is rather
difficult 10 improve a mans ideals or any
other quality about him by selling and
renting TO him firetrap shacks which out
lived their deslrableness fifteen years ago.
DR.. Charles Parkhurst has developed an
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15

envlable reputation for his fearless and
intrepid manner of getting at the root of
an evil. I believe that his method is the
best. Only when the world fearlessly ad-
mits that it Is terribly weak, selfish and
prejudiced, and sets about earnestly to
remedy these serious defects, will it reach
the just and honest solution Of all social
prescriptions.
What l am writing for publication today
is done with the one wish for a greater and
better Omaha. / do not hesitate 10 say
that there have been and are still a few
men, both white and colored. who have
run the entire scale of rsscality in gaining
a besmirched notoriety as leaders. As a
member of the colored race l leave to you
your white ~rascals. But my action on the
colored rascsls would be too severe to put
into print. The reason for this is the I'M
fortunate manner in which one negro mis-
step is traced to the door of all negroes,
while one Caucasian misdeed effects no one
particular except the doer himself.
II the social settlement movement does
not desire to take up the negro side of its
work Cyet ] know nothing of its plans) the
negroes themselves should go right ahead
with the work, regardless Of others. Let
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
A Reiisious Author. statement.

Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman. Salisbury.
". c., who Is the author OF several books.
writes: For several years I was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last winter I was
suddenly stricken with q severe pain in
my kidneys and was confined TO bed eight
days unable TO get up without assistance.
My urine contained a thick white sediment
and / passed same frequently day and
night. L commenced taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy, and the pain gradually
abated and finally ceased and my urine
became normal. 1 cheerfully
Foley's Kidney Remedy For sale by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
Bruce's Mother.

The Inspector was examining ana 81.
the classes had been told beforehand by
their master, Don't answer unless ybd
rect"
History was the subject.
Now, tell me- sale the inspccto" 'Wh1
was the mother of our great Seottish nero.
Robert Bruce?'
He pointed to the top boy, then roIud tha
class. There was no answer. Then At las
the heart of the teacher OF that class lespeo
with JOY. The boy who was standing At
the very foot had held up his hand.
We'll, my boy" said the Inspector, IN
couragingly, who was she?"
please, sir, Mrs. Bruce. '-Philadelph q
Inquirer,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
social settlement and the Negro.

SHERIDAN, Wyo., March SO the
Editor OF The Bee: In view of the fact
that for twenty-five consecutive years up
until December. 1905, ! was a resident OF
the good city Of Omaha, / trust that II
may be sufficient excuse for the pubIica-
ton of this article from a temporary resi-
dent Of an adjoining state.
As Omaha grows larger il ought to
grow better. There is no safer way to
develop certain classes Of people into the
class Of desirable citizens than through
the assurance OF better homes, better
wages and proper political recognition. ]
have noted with a great deal of interest
the various steps being taken by the lead
ers OF the social settlement movement in
Omaha. There can be no doubt OF the
great benefit such a movement must af-
ford 10 the citizens OF your city in general.
But here I wish 70 call attention 10 a
very important element too often disre-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15

How can any person risk taking som,
unknown cough remedy when h'olsv's
Honey and Tar costs them no mo C? Il q.
a safe remedy, contains no harmful Grug
and cures the most obstinate coughs and
colds. why experiment with your health
Insist upon having the genuine FOLEY 5
Honey and Tar. For sale by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15

them seek out the newcomers and in cverl
way work to the end of building up omaha
and the negroes prospects in Omaha.
c. W. WELLINGTON.
65 North Custer street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mi. and Mrs. r. c. StrehloW slOs Sher-
man avenue, are rejoicing over a new
eleven and one-quarter-pound baby boy.
Rabbi Louis Bernstein Is at home and
with him. visiting the rabbits parents.