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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
@ermiIdtc tclcarapbiidDc Scpeiden.

9iid)oi @nrren u. Gbonbler
BON Der Observation-Disclosures 8eorgia'S
lit sum oritten SdieoSritter IN benz
Streite 5luilden Der r@eorgia-9 obn"
unb ibren @ei5ern mtsermGblt NOR
Sen.
~ Sn Tepil'S Cafe, g. D, mllr.
ben gele9entli1 zines Gfientlideu
llm5ugs bei'm ginitur5 elmer nit
Mfenid)en oid)t belebten Strobentri.
biine adyt Eerionen ldrper perlest.
Stontenoer &egen trot geIterlt
in Waine unb Hem.@runsmid eir
ulo loidte Die ieit mebreren Sogen
BORT miitDcl0en @ulobr1noe.
-SomeS s. WcGormid, meld)er
lid fir einen Sobn beS Ian5lers Q.
y. MtcGormid, BON Der @eit-Eenit-
iDlponier llniperlitGt ousgiebt, lit in
Chicago ipegen &eroltsgobung nieb.
rerer iuertblolen Gbeds perboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
&ein cranes Sanr inebr.

gs lit le;dter, Die Sor6e oes Soo.
reg 81 erbalten, oils lie mieber berslt-
iteuen. llnicre @roBmiitter fannten
bas 8cbeimniB. Sic madten llnb
benubten oSalbei Sbe," ulo oarnit
erbielten iie lid bunfles, glGn3enoes
Saar bis ms relic glltcr. Die jebige
8eHerotiun bat ben &ortbeil Dol Der
letten inioicrn, ols ooB lie ,8petb's
Gage ono SULPHUR" falifen fam =
Elm beileres aar.grbaltungsmittel
als Der oltmobiihe ySalbei Sbee."
Vile Ipotbefen iiihren es fir SOC.
nno $1.00 Die Slaide, ODER es miro
gcgen gmpiang oes Yreiies brett
BON Der Wpetb Chemical Co., "a
Gortlanof. Str, Gem.yorf Gitu, Der.
ienbt.
3u perfauien bel Scr Heoo 0rlta
Co., 2%erington= mlb Sorparof Strobe.
(2lprig i0iSa1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
@or SbpresidlnR.

Gan 6rnn5isco, 1S. SuRi. =
Wfit mebr ais 1000 Sonnen Sbee al
Suro lit Ser 9ampfer nIiiu" I'M bic
iigen Soien eingetroifcn uno miro iei-
lie gemaltige So0ltng 81 loldett llt=
den, bepor Die 8efiirbtune Der &ln.
portelre, bob Der GongreB ben Sbee
NIT eillent erbobten 3oa beIegell
miro, sur @obrbeit meroen fam. Sic
oNiio" bat ulsnabnlsmeile allf Dem
Nege bierber nidt in Sonolltlu an
gelegt, moburb = Gage 3eit gepolls
men milrbelt. Die fiir5lih bier elm
gctroficnen 9ompfer vMonhurio" II.
DGbop 0 Worn" iiibrten 9leiffollS
umfongrei6e Sbeelooungen an 9oro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Gumiidc &Gn5c in Ganias.

@utH II anri. Is. SUM-
Pin Sen County. Nnmolt lit Dos Gg.
iud)an erQollger, cine Seftc non
,S6lnn0en.Nnbctcru, Die iid) po!c
mnbren Singer Griiti" lleittea rno
in Oeren &criommlunQen 6roucn II.
&in0er bon giftigcn ShloIgcn 5e-
biiicn morOcn i2ir ioden, olti5ubc4
ben. 0ic Seftc 50blt SO MitglicOcr,
sic IoQcrl, ooS Sontiren bon Sdlon-
gen, obnc babel cine G%erlebung 90
Don 81 trn9cn, iei DIR b0d)ite 9eluciS
Ser @finoe 8ottes. Die @etsfoen fSll-
men foftiiG crit Damn einidreiten,
iuelln ii6 elm Sooeafo0 iniol9e Der
Observation-Disclosures creignet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Sdabcncrint = &ruscR aesen Snt
,yabrtfautru.

Sanburn Conn, Is. Slni. -
Sler ipltr0cn Orrd) Die oIiociirten, IN.
%corporlrten Nlltfabrifunten bon SEEN.
Jorf S~d)aoencriab . Ero5eiie III S0be
BON $4,000 in ieoem ein5elnen Salle
gegell. 10 9lttrabrlfolltcn : 6lrmen in
0anbltrp, Bethel ltno Netu Wilioro
fpe9en %on9eblider &erlebrnn Der De
ltimmungen 0eS llcbcrcinfommcnS,
lpeld)eS M Der fiir5lidcn Sabmlegung
Der Snt g Sltoltltric IN Iunblrp mo
I'M 'gall5pn Sanoe cine NoQe geipielt
bat onh1ngig genlad)t, Ncld)Iognob.
mlngen IN S0be BON iiber 100000
bon 8rltnoGgclltbum mo Sonfllotcn
Der 6irlneL oic ais 9etlogtc genonnt
iino, iueroen in oen Hro5eiIcn bealls
tragt. Die IS beflo9ten 6irmen bo-
ben in LETTER @od)e circn Scrgleih
nit Der Slltn1uder e Union abgeld)loi.
len uno Die Ero5eiie reiultiren ans ic.
mem Gergleid), Der nngeblid cine
Terlebultg 0eS llebcreiltonnlens
mar, inter meldem Die Sabrifonten
itd) orgauiiirt battell. Iie iieben Sir
bon Ganbltrp, Die mdbreno oic-
ier @od,e Jsi}el gersIeid, cinaineen,
befinben lid Ilid)t Inter ben 9eflag!
ten, pielmebr III Der 2ilte Der al1eer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Berlin" Don t@Gppn 500; ouBeroem
iino iiinf 0amAfer nit italienil6en
@inmanoerern un0 ein griehiider
Camper f0Qig.
Gontrufte iir 2ieferung
pom I6ati.
General Gllartiermeiiter 4leibire
oergob beIte Die Gontrntte fir 9ieie-
rltng bon 100000 Yoros &bottItoii,
Scr I'M 2ouie Oes nGd)iten Sobres sur
Seritclllrng pom 3elten iiir ben Ar.
meegcbroltd) perpenoet werOen ioa.
Iic Gontratte bctragen 5uIammen
ctruo $4,000 uno pcrtbeiIen lid 81
glci6eu 8bcilen auf Die Nelp-Yorfer
Sirmen ESobn $. Wepers & 60, Gtto
80b & So. un0 6reo. e. 9ennett.
Ser Hegierung bleibt OaS &ed)t, Oic
Wcllge Oes beltelten lltde2 nod I'm
80 8rojcnt 81 erb0ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
MMfrcaen0e Sceucn bel cinem
grQube.

Gincinnoti o, is. SUM. =
lteber bun0crt IN miloen Sd)red ae-
rotbene einmobncr zines fiiniitodi-
gen bieIigcn SenementbonieS, meI-
Dies IN 9rono gerictb, entgingen nit
Siilfe Der Se,lermebr NIT geuolter
Notb benz 300 in Den Slomlten.
Sicie muBten oen Sprung aus Den
Senltern 0es oritten Stodes ouf oos
Cad zines 5meiltotigen Nadborbau-
les mo9ell, obrc onB ieoob elmer bon
linen ernlilidle gerlesungen erlitt.
6rou NidolaS 9erri mari ibr 9obp
aus einem Seniter ocs oritten Stods
ben Sunoerten linn bon linter emit
gegen geltredtcn grnlen 5it, ltno oas
&inb mitroe BON Hi1oro @6eeler, eli.
llen 8iebtrei6er, innperiebrt arfge-
follgen. Goraui that Die Iutter ielbit
ben SprllM pt Die 9iefe, nno aud iie
fam nit Ieidten Gueti6uneen oaoon.
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n dnuar5hnno" &crbaftnngcn in
Cincinnati.

Gincinuoti 8, IS. SUM. -
Sci elmer &aj5in meld)c EoIt. Snipaf-
for SloficIN Qcltcrn Slbcno pornobm
uno sic picl griieben errcgte, ipurbe
ell 9ilbcno Snioiien zines in Der 6.
StroBc. in Der unteren Stoot, gei2.
gelten &altieS perboftet. @ic perlou-
tet. naren bic Terboftltngen cine
6oIge iriibcrer &erboftingelt, meldle
in Warion Columbus ulO on0crcn
Srteu bon Ohio IN Tcrbinbung mt
Dem @ehcimbnnoe Der nSdppar3cn
SnnO" porgenommeu moroen moren.
NQe &crbuIteten iiitb NuslGnocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
9ampfer rStcri" anfscbaItcn.
&ldrlrngS : Yopiere perneigert. -
NuSluanoerung bon Banana nod)
9roiilien eri6mert.

Colon, Is. SUM. - Ser clbani.
Idle 3ompfero Oteri" bcfinoet iidJ bier
i'm 8eorGnae, inoem ibm Die Bona-
ma e Giienbobn = @eieuidaft ni6t
geitnttct, an ibren Werften all5ltle-
gen, lln0 Die Hegierulg bon Gnnoma
ibnl Die alnrirungS Gopierc per-
mei9ert. SIS iino $50 Sponier fiir
Ole Sobrt ser oSteri" noh 9rofilierr
gebltdlt, bod f0nnen tic lid nift ein-
idiffcn. ". @. Spiuer, Elm promt-
llelttcr &otel6ciiBer, botte einen Goll.
trait nit 800 europ1iihen &anolor4
bcitern ongebliG fiir cine @iienbobll
am gmo5onenitrom IN 9rnlilien ob.
geidloIielL mo oieIclben oingen bon
europa nb. 9efiirhten0, fortlpGb-
renoe Nrbeiterien0ut9en ser 9lrt
lpiir0en Dem omerifanilden Gandl.
orbeiter = Yroblem erniten Sd)u0en
bringcn ltn0 ulf 5oblreide noforiid'
lide &oritellu1gen iiber ben 8egen.
itonO bin bat Die He9ierung bon Eo.
mama crit fiir5lid ein itrengeS @eiet
ongenommen ollrh mcld)e5 Die Plus.
nonoerltng mad 8roiilien in bobem
@roOe crid)uert miro. &or Surgeon
follfte Spiller Oen Camper nOteri"
iilr Den EaiioGicroienit nod 9ruii-
lien. @r betbelert, er babe feinen
NuanonoerungS . Gontroft nit oer
Sponiern, Oieie be5oblten fir ibrC
lleberfabrt unO gingen aus i~reicr
Stiiden no6 NraiiIiell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Vrntalcr 9uppclmoro in MerifD.

1orrcon, Wer., Is. SUM. - Si-
bltrcio @orcio, welder Die Yoit 3mi-
Ihen bier mo Sopito, einem abgc.
lcgenen @rltbenit1otden, beforoert,
uno iein BruOer Sl1on Wuroen &c.
ltern BON Gdu6ern ermoroet. Gie
Setteren batten irgenbno gebort oocr
geleIen, ooB cine pbotogropbiide ab.
bilOung bes MorOers in Dem brcfen-
ben 2luge eineS grnoroeten entltebt,
unO batten Oober beioen @et0otetell
Die 9luget aus Den S0blen gerilien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
@ier5ebn Sabre 3uftbans.

ernie 0, 9. s., Is. Sunni. - Der
frilber in Chicago unidilige Soiepb
Gameiro, luclder ein Sii6rer ser
uSdmor6bdnber" im meitliden Go.
naOo iein lol uno olerlei Shipar5.
bono g @erbreden idJuloig beiunoen
lpuroe, bat "A Sabre 3uftbaus 5rlge.
lprohen erbolten. ST mar Dor "A
Sogen aus Dem llnteriublngS @e.
fdngniB allsgebro6en, mar aber lpie-
Der eingcfnngen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
@csrm Giaarcttenraudens per6aftet

Seottle, @oiby Is. Sitni. -
u. g. SopmooO, Der io5ialiitiihc
N9itotor, Der ouf elmer @orleictoltr
bier ungetommen lit, lit utter Dem
llcltcn Nnti Giguretten = @eieBe neS
StooteS, melhcs onl 8. SUM in
aroit trat, geitern 5lueimol perboftet
morOen. Su bcioen SGacn ipltroe ct
obgefabt, ols CT iid cine Cigarette
on5iinocn luoQte, nnb utter je ST.
SiirgiGoit 5llm Yro5eIie geltent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

gefeMmen marcll, mliiiiren iid) in
Der alten Seinlotb oufa Bette. Gin
CbeiI Der Heiie @eieli6oft madte
IN &odIte0t, @olitein, Elm SGiibenieIt
nit, 0oS Der oortigc Sd)iltenbltn0 if
ncn 81 Gbren oeronitnltet bate. 9o-
bel 'tellte es iid bcroltS, Dab Die onle-
rttunii6en Sdilbctbriioer trob Der
oil Strapo5cn mo gcieQigen 8ergnii.
gltlgen iiberreiGen Gage ooS Sdie-
BEN nod riht perIernt bobeu, oenn eS
gcldllg ibnell, nltf Der Gonfurren5.
Sheibe ollie oclltihlGnoii6en Same
rooen I'M Sample INT Die beitenBrciie
81 ihlogen. Cen erItcn BreiS erbielt
ndmlid @lber Stoof. Oeu 5lpeiten
6rco, BON gceiten. Ter 6ic9 mllroe
notiihiH nadg S4iibcnort gcb0rig
1eiciert.
Nm Sonntdg ueriammeln ii6 Die
umcrifoniihen SdiiBen IN 8eoerfeio
mo MAIDEN oos S6iitenfcit NIT, ooS
ibnen 81 Gbren Acgeben miro uno
Dos 3luei Gage lang Oaucrn Ioa. Gm
9ienitog oebt c5 Damn meiter nod
Sl0enbur0 gum @ciub Oes @roBbcr.
5ogS.
" cinci0S %ro3ciic bcgins
mem.
Ole Ecrminc fiir Die 6ei0en ienios
tioncQcn WteincioS q. Yro5eiie, meId)e
Oo5 S6mlrgeri6t in 9Gl6c bei6Gf
tigen luerOerL iiilo mtnmcbr oeiiuitiu
angcicBt. 0ie Gerbonolung Der
&iogc AcAcn ben ErCB . Gcieruentcu
I'M I~llsp0rtigen Nmt, Wirtl. @eb.Ses
qotion5rnt6 Or. &unmunL miro AM
5. SllIi ibren 9lnfong nebmen. Die
NicoCrnuinubmc OcS E%erfobrenS &c
gen Den Siiritcn Ebilipp SIT Gulcn.
burg, Der inter ihorier 9cmodrmg
bon Grinlinulbcomten ,nlf Sd)lOB
2iebenbcrg meilt, lit fir Ben Z. Srlt
unbcrmumt.
&rcu3er nSert6o" fommt.
Der 0roBe &reu5cr o@ertbo", mel
der sur 3eit ais S6uli1iff bcnltbt
miro, bat Die Idon por mebrcrcn $50
den ongefiinOigte Sabrt nod ser
oitonlerifnnii0en &iiite, inter Dem
Commando ocS Trcgotten GopitGrS
Gngclborot on6ctrcteu. Ger areu5cr
bat elm Gcploccmclt bon $3.50 Sous
men.
lud ) t mad Nmcrtfo.
@roBC2 NIniicDcn crrCgt bic IN gr0Bs
ter @cimli6fcit ongetrctenc 6nbrt ocS
olgeicbcneli Foitors g8erfentbin bon
Der G%ct6igmolic @etueinoc not
Nuherito. @ic ourb Die Yeb0roen cr.
mittelt moroen lit bat ser @ciItIihe
u10liidli6 ipetulirt mnO Shulben in
Der @Gbc bon uid)t fjenigcr ais 300J
O90 W,nrt binterlaiieH.
VI nrccIloi 2 en- b ri DIS " b.
6 res. z = r !.
Die @uro = Gpettim gtPllen &onig-
lihcn GpcrntbcutGr. Der cbeutoligen
&roltid)en 9iibnc, brod)te gcitcrn Die
crite 9lbiNie0a-&orlteQlrng ppn 6ron
Worccllo SenlbridE IS mltroe oSra.
uiotu" gcGebql.
Sic gcicicrte Sdngcril NOR gldna
5cnO Oiaponirt un0 ernOtctc rieligen
@eiioQ. 6rnn Sembrid] mltrOc brlrdl
ihicr ct0loic @crporruic o~llage5cid).
net.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28


The people of Honolulu have thor
oughly awak ened to the fact that they
have wonderful opportunity open be-
fore them in the excursion planned to
the active volcano of Kilauea by the
Inter-Island company from next Satur-
day afternoon to the following Tuesday
morning and many are booking for the
trip.
1t is a matter of much surprise to
tourists who have recently beneld the
glorious exhibition that is being per
formed day and night in the pit of
Halemaumau, that more local people do
not go to see this great sight. Prof.
Jaggar, John Burroughs and other fam
GUS men have seen the volcano in its
present state of eruption and have been
greatly impressed. They do not hest
tate to pronounce it one of the grand
est sights that can be seen in the world
today and when it is considered that
another month may see complete sub
sidence of the present activity, the inn
portance of making the trip while the
time is opportune cannot be too greatly
estimated.
Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite,
the Alps and other glories of Nature
are ever present. But the volcano, IL
tanic will-o the wisp, is here today and
gone tomorrow.
The facilities of travel are most com
Portable. They have never been so
good as they are at the present time
and the trip can be made with all the
Injuries of modern steamship and rail-
road travel, with just enough staging
from the end of the railroad to the
Volcano House and horseback riding
from the Volcano House to the pit of
seething lava, to give novelty to the
experience
The grandeur of this trip does. not
lie entirely in the volcano. While this
| is the chief objective point, it must be
borne in mind that the loneliness of
the trip along the northeastern shore of
Hawaii is Incompatible. The fresh
| greens of the vast sugar estates spread
| ing along the coast, the verdant palms
along the waters edge and the surf
as it breaks along the shore, together
with the glorious cloud effects that are
nearly always present, form picture
that is without parallel anywhere else
in the world
The giant palisades from Waipio to
Hilo furnish a magnificent spectacle in
innumerable waterfalls that drop sheer
down to the sea from the heights above
splendid forests and mountain scenery
add to scene that is unsurpassed. Not
least in the setting are the mighty
mountains of Mauna Kea and Mama
Loa each rising nearly $4,000 feet
above the sea level, the highest noun
tains on any island in the world, Full
yama in Japan only excepted.
Hilo is delightful town to the tour
list. The scenery is superb and thu
town presents charming combination
of cosmopolitan dwellings and buslnes
structures. The Rainbow Falls ant
other attractions about the city are vel
worth seeing.
Excursionists will arrive in Hilo Sun
day morning at about eight o clock
The train will be waiting for them o
the dock and take them through tn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28
several months that there is practically

several months that there is practically
certainty Of seeing it at its best.
Besides the trip to the volcano, visit
tors will be in Hilo early enough Mon
day to see the city and take in the
splendid sports program that has been
arranged by the Fourth of July Com
mittee. If you do not care to take in
the volcano trip, the round trip to Hilo
is only $500
Honolulu people should not fail to
see this great sight. They may never
have the chance again. Visitors to the
city should also make the trip, for it
is the chance of a lifetime. Think how
long you will remember the magnificent
spectacle and how you can tell your
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28
LAVA FoRMATIoN-FLooR OF KII4AUEA


miles of sugar cane to the end of the
line where they will be transferred to
stage coaches and other vehicles and
driven through the magnificent tropical
jungle that cover the rest of the dis
lance to the Volcano House and is one
of the delights of the visitor Giant
tree ferns, koa, ohia and other indig-
enous trees grow along the way and
wild red raspberries line the road.
At the edge of the great crater of
Kilauea is situated the Volcano House,
a mountain caravansary that has housed
hundreds of noted people, including
kings, princes, writers, scientists, etc.
In the record book at the Volcano
House may be seen accounts written
by Mark Twain and other celebrities.
The cuisine of the establishment is I'M
equaled anywhere in the islands
From the Volcano House the famous
crater of Kilauea is spread before you
the largest active volcano in the
world. Kilauea is great arena of
cooled lava So quickly did the lava
of the great floor cool that it has re-
tanned all the twists and turns and
gnarls and it looks for all the world
like great caldron of black molasses
candy. Jets Of steam can be seen lis
ing here and there on the surface and
hummocks of lava crop up at various
party of the volcano is about three
miles from the Volcano House. The
Journey is usually made on horseback.
! The trail winds down the side of the
crater, through grove of twisted le-
! hua trees and across the hard lava to
! the ssHouse Of Fire ''-Halemaumau
Arriving at Halemaumau you may
stand at the very edge of the pit and
! look down into the seething and boil
lava resembling molten gold pour up
ward and descend in graceful curves or
spray in all directions. There is con-
tinually a roar from the depths below
} that fills one with awe. A thin veil
! of smoke ascends around the rim of
the lake of fire and produces beauti-
full color effect as it watts upward past
the sulphur crusted walls of the pit.
| Tt is a scene that is at once indescrib-
able and grand.
The night view is the best. The fires
! of the volcano are beautifully contrast
ed against the blackness of the night.
The lake of fire cools suddenly into a
dense blackness and as suddenly breaks
out in streaks like lightning that ex-
pand until the whole bottom is once
more lake of golden lava.
| Kilauea in it's present activity can
not be exaggerated. It defes adequate
description; it has no comparison. The
great traveller, Charles Nordhoff, said
that Kilauea was one of the seven won
ders of. the world, and his opinion has
been acquiesced in by every noted
traveller who has seen it.
This great trip is offered to the PEG
pie of Honolulu next Saturday by the
Inter Island for $500 including board
and lodging at the Volcano House. The
company does not undertake to guar
antee the activity of the volcano, fol
Madame Pele only could do that, bu
the present eruption has been so con
, tinuous and SO steady during the pas
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-28

friends at home, especially if you are
an American, how you saw in Hawaii,
the greatest 4th Of July exhibition of
fireworks that has ever been made use
of to celebrate that great occasion.
Bookings will be open Wednesday
morning at nine O'Clock at the Inter
Island Steamship office.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06
THREE GENERATIONS, SEATTLE

Seattle, Dec. Crank H. Foster.
native son of Seattle, now an at
torney in Brewster. in Okanogan
county, is registered at the Archibald.
Mr.. Foster has a son, Donald. aged
2, for whom he claims the proud dis
tinction of being the first third gen.
Grafton child to be born in Seattle
The great-grandfather of this
youngster was John Low, who came
across the plains with Denny and the
earliest pioneers in 1850. He set
tied near Alki point. Donald's grand
mother, Miss Nettie Low. was born
here. marrying George Foster, whose
son. the attorney, was born on the
site of the Hotel Butler. He married
Miss Claire Frazier, Seattle girl.
and on November 3, 1907, the hearts
of both young people were gladdened
by the advent of a boy. none other
than the chubby Donald.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06
BUY NOW.

BUY NOW.
REPRESENTATION is the theft of
time, and money, too. Three years
ago land sold under the govern
ment Okanogan project for $50
per acre. Today it is selling for
5000. Set to trees it will make
an annual increase of 5000 per
acre until it is worth $4,000, and
then some. We have land to sell,
both under the government pro-
ject and private water rights. Call
for us at the Occidental hotel. Geo.
E. Raker & Co., Riverside, Wash.
If
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SPORTS CALENDAR
FOR WEEK

Monday
Start of the six-day bicycle races
in Madison Square garden, New
York.
Opening of the international horse
show in Chicago.
Johnny Coulon versus Patsy Bran
nigan, 10 rounds, at Greensburg, Pa.
Annual meeting of the Western
Skating association at Chicago.
Annual meet of the Georgia Field
Trials association at Waynesboro. Ga.
Tuesday
International conference of auto
mobile clubs meets in Paris.
Meeting of board of appeals Of
American Trotting association in
Chicago.
Ray Bronson versus Tommy Muir
ply, 20 rounds, at New Orleans.
Clarence Forbes versus Billy John
son, ~ rounds, at Saginaw, Mich.
Wednesday,
Dual swimming meet of Yale and
Princeton at New Haven.
Thursday
Annual bench show of Toy Spaniel
Club of America at Waldorf-Astoria,
New York.
Saturday.
Finish of the six-dav bicycle race
in Madison Square garden. New
York
Joe Jeanette versus Sam McVev.
| 80 rounds, in Paris.
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Meeting of Bill Posters.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 6.-Dele-
gates from many parts of the United
States and Canada are in Indianapo-
lis for the third annual convention
of the International Alliance of Bill
Posters and Billers, which will be in
session here this week. The question
of establishing an international sick
and death benefit fund is one of the
principal matters to come before the
President Charles w.
Aitken of Brooklyn will preside over
the sessions.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

IA SOUTH c. STREET, NICELY
furnished rooms without children
for light housekeeping. Inquire
at back door of fellow with long
hair 1911
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

G. G. WARD, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor. Irrigation work q spe-
cialty. Office, Second floor Daily
World building, Wenatchee, Wash.
FRED BERRY, Civil Engineer. Land
surveying, subdivision work, esti-
mates, and irrigation projects.
Office, Wenatchee, Wash.
DENTISTS.
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FOR. RENT.
EDUCATIONAL

HORSE LOST.
LOST-Black mare Strayed from
my place on the Squillchuck in
September. $500 reward. Phone
52S.
LOCAL MARKET TODAY.
Flour.
Wenatchee Best $3.50
Peach Blossom $50
Harrington $3.50
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Billy Wheeler, the popular gar
dener, won't work for his board any
more unless he can have Folger's
Golden Gate Coffee served him. go
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FOR SALE.
ELECTRIC POWER.

I WILL CLOSE CONTRACTS WITH
anyone wishing electric power for
pumping or industrial purposes.
VIM. Farmer, 80 Okanogan ave.
If
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

:. D. A. DETECTIVE AGENCY-G.
C. Mcdonald, manager. All con-
situations confidential. Superior
cases requiring superior knowledge
especially solicited. P. o. Box 81,
Wenatehee, Wash.
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The Daily World Want Ads

Read Daily World Want Ads and will how easily you
Through them kept in touch with opportunity If you
to buy horses know all the best bargains If
to SELL know who will the highest prices Daily World
Want Ads will tell You learn of the best making
opportunities buy things for the farm and
where comfortable boarding place when
the city.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS - VALLEY
LODGE. NO. 11S. meets every Monday
night at Bower c. ]. Fenton, c. c.:
r. L. Ross. X. of r. & g.
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APPLES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GOOD SPITZENBERG
apples at so cents per box, with
out the box. Phone 2215 or call
at Ninth street and Wenatchee
avenue. 1913
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Irving Smith returned yesterday on
No. l from Spokane, where he visited
his uncle for two weeks.