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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
SWEEPING WOOD PULP into FREE LIST HOLDING
LIQUOR TAX As NOW MEASURE STRIKES MANY
OLD TARIFFS OUT, BUT SUPPOSEDLY IN
CRElsEs REVENUES MANY MILLIONS.

The steel and lumber schedules. iron
ore, hides, lallow. cotton seed oil,
and works OF art more than twenty
years old sre placed on the free list.
The tariff on boots aud shoes Is re.
duced forty per cent and ON other
leather manufactures in proportion.
The pottery scheduia remains about
the same, bur the duties on window
and plate glass Of smaller rizes are
increased. while duties on larger sizes
are reduced
The tariff on wool Of first and sec.
end class. Is not disturbed but on
wool OF third class known rs carpet
wool Il Is reduced on The cheaper
grades
Mann Offers Papers Aid.
Recommendations for placing wood
pulp on the free list and reducing
duties on print paper made By Cong
ressman Mann Of the committee are
incorporated IN the bill
The duty On refined sugar Is re-.
duced -four hundredths Of cent per
pound Zinc IN ore is assessed one
cent per pound for amount o. actual
zinc contained. The tariff on pig
iron Is reduced from -four to two and
half dollars per ten
Raised These.
Principal Increases arr male IN du-
ties on lemons, coca and substitutes
for coffee. coal tar. dyes. gloves and
ocsied papers and photographic printa,
Reciprocity Cases,
Reciprocity provisions axe con.
ialned In paragraphs assessing du.
ties on bliuminous coal, coke ard
agricultural implements. by which
these articles are given entry free Of
duty when imported from countries
which permit the free Importation Of
these articles from ihe United States.
Agreements not Required,
Maximum and minimum provision
Of the bill DO away with the necees.
sliY Of continuing foreign trade agree.
ments, The abrogat!on Of these IS
provided for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
BASEBALL.

Following she permanent organlza.
lion cf the Guthrie bnse BAH club
last evening. al mass meeting held
ln The c esY hall acllye work WAS com
menced today IN getting ready ta tran.
sect the detail work " preparing fps
lhe' opening II the season
Stock certificates were iaaued and
the sa0f1 alfeady Subscribed far
shares Is belns placed hi the bank
Al the meeting last night the atoeis
holders elected as directors. & n
iarchel. Jnhn Fauow. Or A. G Hlxnn
Tom Ieuklns Frank orr and Howard
psico
The directors held meeting fol
lowing tlW genefal meeting permaa.
cni ekerHtiTe 0ilicurs arns lI0M m
,f'esea nFsaaaeat ana clnh maaaeers
lYnIh le1lilaan hnafntsHd manalfHn.
Frank tlrrashesnlnfy John F4fiuaY
treasurer
The officers have dpcidea n aiarl
the season hy not spenalng much mon
~ IN uniforms o. uther equipment. II
the grounds are going 10 eosl quito
suni
This officers have decided Ii eelI con
cessluna ii lhe BAH park in lhe hIeh
est bidder fof the aeasDn
"1fars thing looks good for ksa
ming tenn sail ManagRr price thu
morning IIe has seYeblncn 4 "a. ]
players hn the alfluf Nhlch aI|I =
port Tor work ON MilHt time II safls
/ part q apFli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE FILLED

Washington. Mch. i7--Speaker
Cannon yesterday announced the ways
and means committee ands the rules
committee 1'he new members Of The
Ways aid means committee are Cush,
man (WsehInglenl. Republican; Hard
lkon. (New York; and Rroussara
lIoudslana1 Demucfats
Rules The Speaker. Dalzell, (pa.1i
Smith uaA Glafk lMo), Fitzgerald
an VI
WAYS aud Moana payne tN. ~
Dalzpll. fp1J Mccall tMass.i Hill
lconn.l, Buutpl, (lll). Needham
tcail calderhead, (Kan.) F0raney
tAiichl. GalneA lW Val, Cushman
(WashA LoaeNuflh. (Ol. crumpack'
ef. llnd.1. rfauasafd, ll.al inner
good, iAlal dfikes, (Ga), pau, n
C.)s Randell GTwl
Mr.. Fitzgerald. tbem,l. who L i'd
al 10 the Jules committee. IB the M
thnr 0f the amendment 70 the rules
witch was yesterday adopted Ths
0lhef nemneHaliu place on thar com
hiitee wenl Il air. CLARK, tha minor
ilv leailef
Kisses from the Democratic side
greeted the news which the speaker
each time saueIehed BY sharply biting
Inc down his HaYel and admonlshlnf
the galleries that they must observe
the penpfletiaH This npvel way y
rfbuklnt The members who Ind Ell
Hhend n the hlHslng brought from tha
siAe only Kfoalis and outlaws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

Two moro conversions OF national
banks were recorded today IN the of
flee OF the state bank examiner. 4
total Of 53, 10 surrender their old
charters and accept state charters
The Lawion National bank takes the
name Of Lawion State bank. ami was
authorized by Commissioner Young
this morning TO commence business.
anltal stock sa0.0nO A. u. nunlor
Is president N e. Gilbert yice,nresl.
lent, and Frank 4 Ketch. cashier
The First National AZ NJ, Gibson has
taken a state charter undes lhe name
Of Citizens state bank Of H. Gibson
with capital stock OF sl0.0no l.
X. BlaNe is president; /. II. Noddlmen,
vice.nresident and @ y. kagy cashier
Of the newly chartered institution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

Washington. d. G.. Mch, H.
downtown revision. with a maximum
duty twenty per cent in excess Of
present DIneIey tarin law and mum
efoua provisions BY which It Is esti
mated the revenue to the government
win be increased from forty to nfty
million dollars form the salient fea
lures OF the new tariff bin, as intro
duced in The honse today by Repre-
sentative sereno E. Payne, chairman
oftho ways and means committee and
recognized leader Of the high iarln
forces
The recommendation made by
PresidenS Taft that an inheritance
tax De provided and that a limited
amount Of tobacco and sugar be adj
mittea tree from the Philippines are
included in this bin
The measure also proyMes for i3
suanee of Panama cnnal bonds to the
amount of s4e.0O0,OOo The purpose
Is TO reimburse the treasury for the
original purchase Of the canal. Il re
euatts The provision for issue Of
treasury cerlllIcates the amount be.
ms Increased from siOO.oo0ooo 10
$3.50, 600 coo.
While there Is no duty imposed
unon coffee, ten Is tc be taxed eight
cents when Imported from lle cJun-
try where II If produced and nine
CENTS when ffom other than the pro.
duclnk country
The internal revenue tax on cigar.
cites ls materially Increased while
the tariff on beer and whiskey Is IN
disturbed
A cut oE fifty per cent Is made IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
HOWARD PARKERAP-
POINTED STATE REPORTER

Howard Parker has been selected
as state reporter as provided under an
aci passed. by the recent legislature,
The compensation IL $4,000 year, The
state reporter win edit and publish
ire supreme aud criminal ceur re-.
ports and certain other state docu
menis.
Mr Parker has been holding the 20.
sltIon OF supreme court reporter for
several monlhs but thsi office Is
now wiped out by the creation Of the
office OF state reporter Mr. Parker
ls a native Of Georgia. but livcd many
years In Texas. lie Is graduate
{ the law department o. Texas uni,
verslty sRd an able and scholarly
Young man During the first legsa'
lature be was chief Of the engroaaing
department. Of the house and gave
excellent satisfaction throughout that
long and busy session While he
calls Ada his home. be Ia now living
IN Guthrie With his wife ana little
daughter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
oIsINHERITED zen nAuaArER

Special to the Daily Leader
Mnskogee. Okla. Mth l7.-The last
viii and testament OF Beitle Sugar.
ate Of Boynton has been iied for pro.
bate IN Judge Jacksons court and no.
lice has been given that Il win be
contested
The tcslator bequealhs ian acres az
valuable land 10 Jamea Sugar. an adopl
ted son. and only leaves $g0 10 sallle
Hudson. her daughter In addition.
she leaves $50 each to Sam, robert,
Fred and Yahola McNack. her grand.
children. and the entire residue Of aer
estate after her debts are paid, IA to
80 20 Jgmes She named Or. A. r.
Aston ae executor Of her estate and
Judge Jackson has appointed ! E.
ution az special administrator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
BILLS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR

Governor HasAell has signed senate
Bil No. ia by Roadie. relating 90 In
sufance Also House Bill No. b, by
cnateel anil Earle The latter appro.
prlaies $4,000 for che relief 81 eys
clone ana famine suiieres In Texas
and Cimafron euunllee. ard 81 000 iar
he beneHl Of fhosel afmers In por-
tions nf lzipwa. cadda and Conanrha
counties whose crops were destroyed
|hY hal Il Is understood that most
|ai the money viii be spent for seed
for The coming senson The H. da
tie % be discussed uaanr direction
ol the slase board q agriculture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
STEEL CORPORATION
EARNED LESS MONEY

New York Mch IA. The annual re-
port Of the United states Steel Corppr-
alton. given out today. shows for the
year ending December thirty.Afst 1893,
gross earnings Of sis2,SO7,S40. q de
crease Of s274,ii6,s63 from the pre-.
ccdlng year The net earnings Of NJ
corporation we're saiSi77ll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
TALKED WELL
WHILE WITH US
Institution -TO-Ds Wl|I 30
WeII-ERdOWed
University

After m evening spent with lead.
ing business and professional men II
authrie, attending q banquet wneTd
hospitality and ylands allko contrib
ated to he making oi strong ties Of
iriendship The committee TO exansine
Sites and secure bonus propositions
Tor ihe location Of the Baptist ani.
gersliy lor thia state, leit ior other
points.
The Committee waa % have arrived
bis morning, but came 81 the early
Tuesday evening train, In a haH hours
time The commercial club boosters hat
arranged banquet at the lone. nna
The gentlemen were taken there. after
having been taken % the proposed SITE.
aud shown The city by lhs l0cnl coin
niiteps having charge 0F Them
The local committee which mHl The
visitors win carriages wah c0npnaHa
" State superintendent II. b. Gamer.
ln, Judge Henry N Furman. president
n the sgase Baptist association {. H.
Martendale u McNual John Colo
tie, Harry Ardefy. O D brown. + Fl
Lille and Charles n ElsenhcfmidE
On account Of the late hour the vla
tprs we're Immediately driven about
me city and shown the 40 acfe site
lying between the W1lliam Heights
addition an1 the St Ioaephs Reifes
west Of the city
The gueats were taken 10 the Hatai
lone where from Ia0 nnu, 100
o'clock p N the occasion Waa aellshl
iul
State Eunerlnten9eut Cameron pre-
sided as tnasimaster and speeches
wore made hy every member pFaaang
the memhsra 81 the committee ax
pressed high REGARD for lhe eapfal
tlty as Q haallhiul location ana for So
people
Mat Is offered.
IN brief Guthrie onera 100000 and
twenty acfes Tor a SITE The money
b TO be paid WHEN the baptist IN.
geraity association secures a llks
amount.
Che committee Was klYen au unpofe
tunity ID choaHe any twenty aefea 1T
lhe lG0 acfe tract beautifully loeat
"a upon a high ridge overlooking The
,lty and the surrounding country.
iulhrle offers. also, free water fef the
school ana agrees TO heauilfy The
grounds and exlend the street car line
% the campus The city sewer mains
gill ho extended 10 The college build
nga when they are erected 0kIat
h0ma CITY. Shawnee and sulphur are
;sso bidders FOR the location and all
have made about tha same land and
money proposition % the hoafa
Outside aid
DF. pnlehelb representative Of
Andrew Carnegie. has assured lhe enEs
IeRe committees that lf sueh an lusle
ulion Il located Ia me stats IT !
central point the steel magnafe would
giye Il liberal endowment 70 the
school Rohefl NJ Ramsay. ng gte
Ramsay Brothers Dry goods company
fnrmaf Guthrie resident has aiAn
manlfesed great interest IN secufing
THIS INSTITUTION iof tulNfN HHu VIII
use hts lfauenee With Nv Carnegie.
who Is personal friend 10 secure g
liberal endowment.
The location committee visits 0kia'
homa Clty and Shawnee today and 81
10 SulBhur tomorrow
Whe They Arc.
The enmmitse consists Of lhe tellaWf
Inc G. II Harold, lloldenyIllas
George +. NeGinnls. shawnee Neg.
j. +. Hawkins. Duncan, Df 4 q.
Mashtnrn. MnAlesfer; Rev y 8.
Brewer. Okemah. W w Chancellor.
McAieslef A. 81 Wiley, Taleunah
y. b phlllinel Yukon, Fred nfadsleasi
n Al Scott and ReK II q Todd nE
Oklahoma tits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
.ONE HOUR LATE
WITH THEIR SUIT

Speclal n one UNIIy IleaUer
Cherokee Okla Mch i7--The suit
brought BY the town Of Carmen. as a
result OF the recent county seat elee.
Son which sought 70 prevent the
county commissioners from entering
into any contract or Arrangements for
o court house came too llteH
The notice Of the suit was filed on
the board ef commissioners about eteY
en O'Clock, and an hour previous -
this they had entered into a contract
with Va local school board for the
old high school building The county
officials and the court moved TO the
building the next day after The suit
was fled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
jan Sentence Confirmed.

The criminal court Of appeals IN an
opinion ty Judge Doyle. this morn
Ing, affirmed The district court of 0k.
mulgee county ln he case Of sohn
Hays " state Of Oklahoma Hays wal
convicted IN the lower court Of yio.
atlon Of the prohlbliory law. and sen.
fenced q 80 days IN the jail aud fined
500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
aaaRna
A july
now HAS
COOPER CASE

Naahyille, TENN, Meh ii.-rhe case
Of colone. Duncan D. Cooper Robin
Cooper and John D. sharpe. cha, ..ed
with tbs murder o. former sena (
u WI Cafmaek, was given to the iuty
ioday rhe luaaes charge ia very
lengthy He said while the Indictment
contains but one charge, Il really EN-
braces four distinct telonies: murder
IN the first degree murder IN the sec.
ond dcgrne voluntary manslaughter.
and involuntary munslauehter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

Cherokee Okla, Mar IL One ot
the most remarkable building boom
ever known Ia Western Oklahoma 10
IN progress NJ Cherokee since tho
successful termination Of the county
seat campaign Grand avenue. the
principal street has u9der the course
Of construction. seven two story. fifty
foot front. brick buildings. al OF
which were started within week
after The county seat election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

Salem. Ore. Mch. IL Clifford Ben,
SON eldeei son Of Governor Henson 81
Oregon. ind Miss nertha Allen Of port.
land deputy county clerk Of Mullnoi
mah county are mlaslus
They left WlIsunvIlle loeathef ny no
tor oancs yesterday fpf this point bU'
haTa not yet arrived THE aiatancr "
only twenty miles and relatives aro
aeafchlns for lhem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
wilL DIVORCE OIL COMPANIES,


Jefferson City. Mo-. Mch IA btu
designed to aid IN the separation Of
the Waiers-pierce and Standard on
companies, was introduced IN the
house today The measure prohibits
foreign corporations from holding
stock In Missouri corporations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
AGAIN KENTUCKY uioHr NpEus


specIal @ iho naliy Leadef
IioplklhlYllle Ky., Meh Il Night
defs have resumed their Iaslesaneal
In Christian and CaldweH counties
The plant beds Of independent firm
eFs are Iting Hcfaped aud feeling N
funnin1 AIfh -Four tobacco beaa aeye
destroyed near IIupklnAslile laat might
|aHh Id effoii IA being madn q srack
THE ihafaudpra With bI0dihdanda.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The city council meets tomorrow
evening IN regular session.
~. a Faruuharson, a Logan coun
" farmer residing north Of the city,
and who Is one of the progressive
fruit falscrs Of the county, has traded
for the famous Clapp apple orchard
farm IN Boone county Arkansas. Ap.
pies taken from this orchard won first
pflze at The st. Louis Worlds fair Mr.
Farquharson won first and second
prizes with apples on Of his Logan
county farm at the National Apple
show ln washington recently
Ole Williams colored was found
guilty late yesterday afternoon Ii tne
district court by q jury on the charge
Ct ateaing 1--we sacks OF sugar from the
Model grocery
The Jury In the case Of state VS.
ed Mcmillan. IN which the defendant
IS charged with obtaining money uhAor
false pfelenses. retired at noon today.
Mcmillan Il Ia alleged. was In the
bnptieagine business with I.ucua Gar.
IEatt. whl fl the complaining Witness.
Garrett alleges that 5000 partnership
money was taken out Of the bank by
Mcmillan without his consent Both
pariles are colored
sheflh Mahoney Is alleged TO have
received a new batch Of checks this
morning from Guthrie merchants
ldtaAh bs Frank Carpenter on nation.
ii banea ii oklahoma City. which DO
not exist
Fire Truck No was called out to
sos East Grant last evening wnefe
some Meyicans, tenants on the place,
had lenited brush pile in the back
yard Mfh portwood coored wom.
an, turned IN the alarm, thinking the
harm was on fre. The fire boys had
hard work getting 20 the place over
the torn up streets 70 find Il was a
false alarm
The county commissioners yesterday
accepted the 1870 fool span bridge
across Boar Creek, near Shiloh. which
has recently been completed
The Iogan county high school Will
have 10 baseball team this year. The
lathleiie association has agreed 10 spend
an their time on track work and train
Ing for lie annual interstate sch0olas-
49,. sss4ss4 fti.. t~noL taafs4 nasufuaurn a
practice work Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
LOCAL COMPANY MADE II


Special 10 the Daily Leader
Cherokee, okla Melt II The
Cherokee high school thlg week moved
Into the new school building The
Cherokee high school has hulldinp
which cost ihlrlyslx thousand dollars
The furniture was made bf the Okla
homa School Desk company. which
has It's principal plant at this place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

sreclai 10 The naly Lrader
Chernkfe, okla Mch II Arrange
ments arr being made "a have Hon.
William Il MURRAY ex.pfesldenl uf Tie
e5Halitullaual convention. deliver a
lpciure n fhls ess on The five rExtl
lscd sFtibes The lecture Ii xonoseH
q be 4 haheHl Tor lhe cllefoSee High
School library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

The reception to be given hy secre
iaff CROSS I9 the Bill craas Chapter
United Daughters oi confedefaey and
The eeaffaef1le Veterans Of the capi
~ ely NeHnesdaY evening ii his ~
re- Hfpu|Ees 10 be amnns lie lead
laE saEla esruts Of llh 4Has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Cherokee. 0kla. Heh. II. Free ex
press delivery he's been instituted n
Cherokee aA j result II d nghl taken
IN hN B local Hanef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17
! Among the
i. Local Stores

Mr. 4 Lewis has arrived from New
York 10 take charge Of the adveflls.
Inc and window trimming at the i. o.
Lntz Dry Gods company.
Miss Gertrude Kennedy Of The r.
O Lutz DRY Goods company ID On the
sick llsi today
Ailsa Ida Traband. oi the Brown
Dry Gods company entertained ioF
her friend Miss Lillian Ianes Of sa'
pulna. 81 her Country home last nlght
Miss Mary Knadler Of The Monarch
Dff floods company has returned
from Oklahoma clly where she has
boon visiting the past few days
as4
Miss II Linn " imprnYine tef AZ
nerienoe as an expert npfHe.vlTa an
der he Instructions Of Mfa0ah M
RTpHH Of Chlraeo phe Ii : Ramsey
Hfus this week. representing The
Guasafl Corset company
Miss Lofty Ranahufaer Of the Ran
aeY Bros Dry Gods company. who wa,
indlHpHHpd yesterday. ia hack at lhs
store today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

b. s. ulEafbaeh his returned fr1m
I5n.ant with his family and thes 0lll
make their h1fas n Guthrie Nj It.
arrhach IF the popular cashier q thF
school land aRaaflNenl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

TIE Albert Pike Lodge eonfefs the
|.hiHd deRfpe this evening Il lhe Tenn.
pie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-17

The county commissioners yesterday
accepted the 1870 fool span bridge
across Boar Creek. near Shiloh. which
has recently been completed
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-15

Pat . sefy pillsr under tn Their
momster. 10 that when tn mercury
falls 1t went break.
3 Ter keep tn stove goin' all night,
wind ID up before retiriA'.
Lot the frozen srowbars lie.
Don't shovel snow on yer neigh
bor's walk. He may shovel 1t back.
If - sleep with yer mouth opsn,
don't sleep with tn winders open.
Also, Wei versus.
Snake bite remedy is q good frost
bite remedy-if used externally.
Don't save it on prospects, fer this
amt the season fer snakes.
After . cold night 60 out an see
Of yer stock il comfortable If it
isn't, it's too late.
when tn winders are beautifully
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-15
Quincy Items.

A special meeting of the council
was held Tuesday evening, at which
the new councilmen for the year
1903 were appointed. those being
Louis Delivuk, John Nelson and John
Bauer. H. d. Vail was appointed
mayor pro TEN, and in this capacity
swore in the new members of the
council
The bond of F. B. Adams for city
treasurer was approved and he was
appointed to the Office.
OF the city officers appointed by
Mayor Campbell. previous to his
leaving for Olympia last week, all
were confirmed by the council except
ing the marshal. Those appointed by
the mayor were: Clerk. r. G. Wight
man: town attorney, A. E. Jonson;
police justice. Chris Dormaier; mar
shall, C. L. Gooch; night Waterman,
James Stupka
pointed. as follows: Finance COM
nittee, L. Delivuk; J. w. Nelson, H.
D. Vail. Appropriation committee,
H. D. Vail. John Bauer. J. w. Mel
son. Water committee, L. Delivuk,
F. " Higgins, J. w. Nelson. Fire
and light, J. w. Nelson, J. Bauer. H.
d. Vail License and rules, j. Bauer,
L. Delivuk, J. w. Nelson. Taxes and
permits, F. " Higgins, J. w. Nelson,
J. Bauer Auditing committee. J. w.
Nelson, j. Bauer, H. D. Vail. Public
health, II. D. Vail, F. v. Higgins, ].
Bauer
Moved, seconded and carried that
the ordinance in reference to the
keeping of dogs in the city be en-
forced to the letter and such instruc-
lions TO be placed in the hands of
the proper authorities.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-15

Bend, 10 going ON day and night
Thirty teams are at present en-
ployed and more are needed. They
are working up the river to connect
with the C. NJ & st. P. railroad at
Beverly. This road, no doubt, will
be then continued up along the river
to connect with points along the
Great Northern
active work is being done on Mr..
Teily's new ditch at the foot Of Priest
rapids. This will be a gravity ditch.
three miles in length, aud will give
the water a drop of about 80 feet.
A turbine will be placed at the lower
end of the ditch from which electri-
city will be generated to be used as
a power for irrigating and other pur-
poses.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-15
frostsl. varaish then to preserve n

frosted. varnish then to preserve II
pattern.
Ef yer woodpile's depleted at 4
critical moment. there's tn mission
furniture ter fall back lpoE.
Tn price O. eggs rises invsrssly
ter tn rise o. tn mercury.
Ell tn furnace goes out, wait pa
tisntly fer it ter return.
Ys cant steam heat a house with
Z tea kettle.
Plaein' a hot water BAG on tn
hydrant will keep it from frseyin'
Renew tn hot water hourly daria'
tn night
nj yer pipes are froscn, don't draw
any water. It's toe hard On tn in.
side o tn pipes
Az a preventative - might Pot
q little borax in tn water They
say borax softens water
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-15

A New Years party was held ~
the school house on New Ysac's 90
to see the old year cut and ne N~
Year in. A program was rsaAervo
One Ct the features was . dsAoto -
the question: Resolved. That NO-
risd Life IL Preferable - sAsee -.
The Affirmative wen.
oscar Breton left last YEA ~
Portland, Ore.