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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
To Manufacture suspenders

SANTA ANA, May 26.-Charles F.
Gegnier of Chicago is rere to form a
joint stock company to establish a fac
tory for the manufacture of mems sus-
penders. He has the machinery for the
plant complete, but lacks working cash
capital A meeting of the Merchants
association will be held tonight to in
Vestigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
FINDS NEGRO INNOCENT
OF ASSAULT ON FOREMAN

ONTARIO, May 26-E. l.. Crawford,
a negro, was given a trial last evening
before Judge Pollock on the charge Of
attempting to draw a knife on p. j.
Kane, an assistant foreman of grew
of men digging trenches for a gas 'sys-
tenn here. Kane swore to the warrant
a couple of days ago and the negro
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
DEATHS

FITZWILLIAM-Patric H. Fitzwlliam. IS
years native of Texas, 2057 oxford street;
embolism brain.
WINANS-Genevieve " winans, 80 years,
native of Minnesota, 1908 Toberman
street; intestinal obstruction.
WARREN-Maria A. Warren, sc years. ma
tive of Illinois, 1929 East Forty-ffth
street; heart disease.
EVANS-Myrthin E. Evans, SO years. native
of Maine, Pacific hospital; abscess.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Unthank, II years
native of Indiana, 1856 South Main street;
mitral regurgitation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Refuse to Pay Excessive Prices

SANTA ANA, May 26.-OWners Of
five lots adjoining the present high
school have raised the price to such a
figure that the board of education last
night, at q special meeting called for
the purpose of receiving bids for a
building site for the new high school,
refused absolutely to consider the
offers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Elks TO Use PuIImane

LONG BEACH, May 26.-Oficials of
the Pacific Electric were here today to
interview the city authorities regarding
the parking of sleeping cars on local
lines during the Elks' convention in
July. 1t is said to be certain this will
be done. thus bringing from 5000 to 5000
Elks here, besides those who will be
quartered at Hotel Virginia.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Boys Catch Rare Owls

ONTARIO, May 26.-Some small boys
caught early yesterday morning two
baby silver gray owls. They sold them
to a local real estate firm. They are
considered quite valuable. 1t is re-
ported that not many of this species of
owl are to be found in this part of the
country. number of the small la is
in the city are interested in the owls
and are out catching mice with which
to feed the big-eyed birds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Want street, Improved

LONG BEACH, May 26.-Rresidents
of East First street, between Alamitos
avenue and Bixby park, are circulating
petitions looking toward the improve
ment of the thoroughfare 18th asphaltic
cement the work to be done under the
Vrooman act.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
MONROVIA
GIVE COMEDY AT OPENING
OF NEW PARISH HOUSE
IO7 f. Olive avenue.
F':Ones:
Office. Green I59, residence, Black 296.

MONROVIA. May pa clever one
act comedy entitled Her Neighbors
Greed" proved the drawing feature of
an attractive program arranged by
the members of the Episcopal church
and given last evening at the opening
of the new parish house. Miss Mae
Baker and Charles Crandall were the
players. Mrs. Walter Webb sang sew
eral vocal selections and an enjoyable
evening was passed by all present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
CHARGED with Assault

SANTA ANA, May 26.-Harry Wood
journeyman tailor, who fired three shots
with revolver at his former employer
+. A. Yungbluth of Anaheim, because
the latter refused to give him further
work, is on trial for assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to kill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Collar Bone fractured

SANTA ANA, May 26.-Walter Morse,
solicitor for the w. F. Lutz company,
afternoon by a runaway horse. He sus-
tanned a fracture of the collar bone.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
BIRTHS
GIRLS

sHAw-To Ross and Martha Shaw. 2o19
Dayton street
HARRISON-To Edward and Luda Harri-
son, 656 Mimosa street.
TOMNEY-To John j. and Charlotte Tom
ney 1911 East Sixteenth street.
HAYES-To Frank and Clara A Hayes.
1903 Flgueroa street.
HASKELL-To Fred o. and Elnora NJ. Has
kell, 767 Merchant street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Files Foreclosure Suit

SANTA ANA. May 26.-The Bank of
Orange today filed suit to foreclose n
chattel mortgage on the Every stable
owned by G.. N. Miller of Orange, given
to secure a promissory note for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
pALMlsTs AND MEDIUMS

MONEY MADE DALI. AND HERALD
want ads help to make IT, Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads
Herald want ads destroy wants s-l1-x
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
CEMETERIES
CHURCH NOTICES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST,


SERVICES
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST,
AT Ebell hall, Eighteenth and Figueroa SITS.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
at Simpson auditorium. 1874 South Hope
street Services Sunday at IL a. m. and
S D. M; sermon from the Christian Science
Quarterly; subject Ancient and Modern
Necromoncy; Mesmerism and Hypnot-
ism" Children's sunday school $3.50 a.
M; Wednesday evening meeting at
o'clock Reading rooms, 51o-511 Herman
w. Holman bldg, Spring and Fourth
streets. open daily. Sundays excepted from
Q a M to 8 D. M 5-24-7
NOTICE TO CHURCFES-CoPY FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and Sunday
morning issues Is requested to be turned IN
at The Herald office by Friday noon II
possible. This will assure proper ciassinca-
tion and publication. S-1l-tt
Peniel Hall, 227 S. Main
Noon prayer meetings daily. Gospel
meetings every night. b-2I-lm
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Forecast

Los Angeles and vicinity-C1oudy Thurs
day; light south winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudv Thurs
day with fog in the morning and possibly
light showers; moderate south wind chang
ing to west.
santa Clara valley-Cloudy unsettled
weather Thursday; moderate south wind
sacramento Yalley-Cloudy Thursday,
probably showers; moderate south wind
san Joaquin valley-Cloudy Thursday.
with thunder storms in the mountains, light
south winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
BOOKS
Boston Book Store
LET US SELL YOUR BOOKS ON COMMITS
sion Libraries catalOGued and sold at
private sale or at auction, preferred.
Auction every Thursday. 10 "a. m.
Phone F2235. 2l4 w. Seventh St.
5-26-t f
CARPET CLEANING

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.lIONEEk CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Incorporated w. c. CLINE, president,
SsS s olive ct. Tel Home F2SsO: Sunset
Nam 217 s-lS-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS


q. q. HARPHAM GETS PATENTS. INvEN-
lions nnanced patent litlEationi as yearS'
experience sl7 UNION TRUST BLDG.
13-t-ema
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27

The Angelus grill has excellent serv.
ice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
PERSONALS

LADIES = ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichesters pills. the Diamond brand; for 20
years known best, safest. always reliable.
Buy of your druggist; take no other.
Chichesters Diamond brand pills are sold by
druggists everywhere. b-3-tts
LADIES DIR. LaFRANCO'S COMPOUNDS:
safe speedy regulator 25 cents Druggists
or mail Booklet free. DR.. LnFRANCo,
Philadelphia. Pa. 9-2-tt-ss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
THE WEATHER
Los ANGELES. Nav Is. 1a

Los ANGELES. May 2s. 1909.
Time Bar. lTher. Hum WindlVel. Weather.
. am. 1901 81 81 NE cloudy
. pm. sos9 65 So sW PIT G cidy
Maximum temperature TO-
Minimum temperature 81
Rainfall for. season 1907
Rainfall last season to date 1172
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27

season open at Blmlni Baths
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-27
5egas.

- Die Staatsbeboroe fir 2euees
uno Drainage Bat nit oen Diret-
tor bes @eologiideu 9erneiIungs.
bureaus Der 8utoesregierung einell
aontraft abeeidloiien, Bel elmer TO-
pograpbiiden 8ermeiiune unieres
5taates gu beIfen. Die 0erlnelIlnl1
lpir6 bic @runblage fir oas 8orge.
bell Der 8eborbe gum 6bub gelpii.
Ter @egenoen eegell l1eberi1lpem.
ltuilgen. biloen. Die Mrbeit ioG Mit.
te September Beginner uno am 81.
9luguft 1911 been6et iein.
y @ouoerileur Gonlpbell bat oie
Sinlaoung Der Sta6t 81 8aio, gum
i6. Sftober, ipenn Die Braiioenten
Saft uno Diaa bort iein meroen,
ebenfolls oortbin 5u folnnlen, abaa.
lebit. gr miro aber am /. Nobent.
Der 81 Baio beiuhen ipenn Die
rGair" bort abgebalten miro.
- Ser @ouperlleur bat folaen.
oe &errelt 5u Mitgliebern oel
Staots- -Minenbeb0rbe ernannt: Us
s. Siliman San @i,tonio; SO. @
Weas, 9fodbale; q. .. Sing
grodett; E. s. 2ipps, Bridgeport
Sobn 2lopo, Sbitrber, i1nb @lfref
5obniolr Stroipu.
sh Der @egeno BON @lgin tpur
oe elm jinger Monn GlDoe Sline bein
arbeiten an einem 8runnen burb oil
8aie iibertpdltigt uno itiir5te, abe
ntan i'm beraus5ieben fonnte, in Der
8runnen billab. Ct lit i6per per
lest.
slus Gan Saba miro eernel
oet, es iei iest abgemadt, baB oi
Sonta Sc @abn ibre Strefe nad
San Saba berIangern iperbe.
= 8ei Der 2oeal Option glbIti,n
nung I'M Sonoro 9iltrift bon Cutie,
Gountp baben Die slnti-Brobibitio
niiten geiiegt.
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meloet. 5000 Srauen aus ullen Sc.
ie[i6dftsflolien baben cine 8eti-
tion 1tf1teraei6net uno ourh cine
Delegation Dem &onie iiberreidt ssn
oieier 8ittihrift miro Ser &onig err
iubt, als S6iebsribter sfpiid)en
SEN 9lrbeitern unb beren 9lrbeitae-
bern artf5utreten, I'M Dem nun i6on
felt eitteln Mfonnt mobrenoen 5tretf
Elm @noe 5u MAIDEN.
Ser e8erliner v8orfparts44.
bringt einen slrtifel oes rufflIden
.So8ioliiten 8ursep, in Dem gfatter
ans einen ongebliben gagebnh
oes ruIfiiden &aiiers publi5iert tuer=
Ben. slus oieien 8lattern muroe
berporgeben, DOB Der g5ar gan5 Js-
nau iiber ale 8orgdnge i'm Bolisei-
meien unterri6tet lit.
Ole merifaniibe &olpnie in
Der Souptitoot Merifo bat gei9liii-
ie ongenommen oie iid eeeen oie
in ben Ser. Staaten perbreiteten
S6alergeidihten bon Der ongebli1
reDolutionuren 8eipegung ri1ten lno
oieie 8ei6idten fir maBlos iiber-
trieben erflaren.
= Cine 9epeihe aus 9llbueentos
meloet, Die 9fif-aobDlen batten cine
gei6ieBllng Der Stabt WfelilIa nno
oes &anonenboots uDon 9lparo De
ga5an" begonnen, ood ieien ibre
@el6iibe bon Der Seitung uno bent
S6iff aus i6nea gum S6meigen ges
bradt.
9ei elmer grploiion in Ser
@eiB'iden 8atronen-Sabrif gu gu-
oapeft lDuroen flint Wonu getotet
unb 5ebn perlest.
SSSr Baris lit ein Streif Der
Steinieber I'M @ange, lneefdbr H.
600 Weann baben bie 9[rbeit nieoer-
gelegt.
Die &ontrofte fir oas Cent
mol, oas Dem friiberen nerifanilfsn
Braiioenten Suare5 IN Der mad ibn1
benannten Stabt errihtet peroen
lon, finb obeeibloiier. 9as Denf-
nal miro $4,000 Be1os fo1tel1. Gs
ioa bis gum Is. September 1910,
Dem bunoertiabrigen Subilaum ser
merifanii6en llnabbangigfeit, fertiJ
Iein
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ssn @eiRenbura fpn j

Sn @eiBenburg foI Oiitte
Sftober gum 9lnoenfel an Die bort
gefallenen fran8oiiiden Solbaten
ein 0enfrnal erribtet merben. Der
@ntiuurf BEG Deltfnlols beftebt aus
eilteln Sbelisfen, Der BON eiitela
gallil6en Sobn gefr0nt lit. Serlie.
trdet Der Sbelisf bier Seitenbellne
aus Der 3eit Der fron5oiiiben &eoo=
luton. Sn oeutiben &reiien mar
nun, nod Der 80. 81, eine gc-
#miiie 8eritimnlune gegen Die gr-
ridtltng oieles 9enfnals alifgefom-
men, neil man in Dem gollii6en
&obn cine Serausforoerung er-
bliden polte. @aiier @ilbelm bot
ieood fiira bor 9lntritt ieiner Noro-
lonoreiie oos 9enfmalprpieft gebi:-
li9t, nno 10 miro oenn Der galliibe
@abn oil Der Spite bes Denfnlals
perbleiben.
Sn gieoerloBnis ma6te cine
Wittlpe idon ieit Idlleerer 3eit Die
@abrnebmung baB aus ibrem i'm
gei6loiienen Shranf befinoliden
@eIobebalter @elo entpenbet muroe.
Inn bas ytatiel gu l0ien, berblie5
Die 8ittme in ibrer @o9nung all.
rid, itott uie ionit, tagsiiber IT,
relt @ei6aftieungen nndaugeben.
gsa6 einiger 3eit borte Die @ittlpe
auf BENZ @ooen Elm @erallih nno
iersanoen Die Ereppe binltlter in
ibre @obnung fominen uuo ben
S6ranf oufidlieBen. gu ibrer er0R.
| fen ueberroibnng ipar Der eigene
Sousnirt Der @elomarber. Dieicr
6atte il, ieinenl SauIe auf benz 80.
oen ei1iee 9retter entfernt uno
bierour6 3ugane in oie anoere
@obnuug gei6affem INN fid nos
uotiee Soideneelo al bolen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-27

sSn Der @eoi6tim11rnlung usS'l
Sturmna6t uuo SonnenI6ein" bon
Murelius Holeer 1teben nnter Der
leberidrift u@einperfall6une uno
SpraAbermelidune~ folgenoe itab-
Iide 8eime:
G6enft DIR elm gSirt perfalI1tell
@ein
Statt eines edten III oen 8e1er,
@irit ou barob entriiitet iein
llno meiolid fln6ei1, oenti6er Be-
der;
9oh ipenn NIT @eli68eug reid
ipidt
Sir elmer auftragt oenti6e Geoe,
0as finoeit ou mol gar gefbidt
ltno meibit ibln ni6t ein @ort Der
Seboe
gsun Jog, mas lit elm grob'res Gut
0ie Weutteriprabe2 Das Gebeil.
blnt2
ueber eine ieltiame @6rellDe.
leioigungsfloge batte oieier Sage
Der geairfsribter zines iiibbobnli-
iden 9e3irfseerihtes 5n enti1eioen
Slngeflogt NOR elm @runbbeliter.
Der eilen 8iebbanoler, bon Dem el
! iid bel eineln @eiddft bena6teiliai
glaubte, beidimpft botte. Sn ge-
mobnter 8eiie, 10 ihreibe1 Dis
Samb. Nabr., iudte Der @eri6ts
beanlte BEN Streitfoa bnrb eiEed
8ergleid bei5ulegen, ooh 90 fam
er bel Dem &ldeer iebleft an
uSerr 8e5irfsrihter", iagte er, yallt
Sdimpfnamelt neraeibe i6 ibn1
aber oab er mid einen u9(opofaten
genannt bat, Dos ber5eibe i6 i'm
nidt." Ser &i1ter eripioerte ibm
bob oies ia gor feline 8eleibieltng
fonoern cine gbre iei, Ser Sdnolel
iogte aber oarauf iiberlegen: ga!
neinen Sic, Serr Gi6ter, aber be
uns gilt Der 3itel 9lopofot als grob
te geleioigung." Wiebrere 3euae!
beltdtieten oiele 8ebouptuno, ppral,
Der gi6ter ben @runobeiiber 5u q
4ronen @eloitrafe, iotpie 8ur Gra
gung Der Soften berurteilte.
Die l1niperlitat 8uoapeit iano
te an Die unioerlitat @ieBen eini
| ge offi5ielle 8rudio6en uno Bat I'm
| 3uienbung Der entiprehenoen Uni
periitats-Shriften. Sir Die Gm
pfongs -geltdti9ung mor elm Sorlnu
lar beigelegt, oas in ungoriid)er
lateiniiher, engliider ltno frall5o
| fiI6er Spra6e gebalten mar 0i
oeuti6e Sprobe feblte. Ser Jteftot
| ser @iebener ltniperiitat bot mi
einltimniger 3uitimmung oes &c
nats bie 0rufidriften 5llriidgei6itft
nit Dem oeuti6en gsgleiti6rei6en
man babe leioer unter ben beige
leeten gmpfanes-sl s-slll5eigen fem gun
ltnteri6reiben geeignetes 5orntnso
gefunoeu. = 8rapol
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5ei6net nerben. @enn Dem Wein
@aiier 5ueeIebt nitro, 10 lnuB oieles
ebenfa0s alf ben @tifetten bermerft
iueroen.
= @us @aibington nleloet man:
@ntlMoiiener bern ie uno ftarfer
an 3obl baben ii6 Die Weuder be-
reits an Die 9lrbeit eerno6t, um i'm
nabiten &onereB lire @ibIerei fort
5uiesen. sic tpollen 1ieshnal nit
Der 8unoesbaupftobt ben Mnfana
MAIDEN uno bein @onereB oarouf
orif1ger, baB baielbIt Der Spirituos
.ie1tbonoel bei6rdnft, ober ipenn
noelih gan5 ullteroriidt tperbe. Mm
riibrieften in bieler Sinlidt erpeiit
ii6 Ser Sroen Ser y@ooo Sen1plars"
Der iib nit anoeren Sreaniiotio-
uerl, ipe5ten NIT Der g4ntt Salopn
9eaeue" 8uianmengetan bat, INN I'M
nabiten &ongreB eine energil6e
aampagne fiibren 5a fonlen. 8ep.
s. 6. 9inipiooie, National- -Superin.
tenber1t ser ,@ooo Senlplars" it
5ohiteigenbdnoig nit Der Musarbei-
lung elmer 8ia beibaftigt, Die bent
aongreB anterbreitet perben ion uro
oie ouf Die l1nteroriifung bes Gpie
ritltoienbanbeis binouslanft. 0a
oie 8in i'm porigen &ongreB gei1ia-
gen pnroe, 10 merben bic @erren
Brobibitioniiten ourb Die grfabrung
Jetpisigt, in bieien1 sSahre cine 9Sro-
Jibitions-8 tneinreiberl, oie niht 10
ca6ifm lit, als Die porberige, in Ser
5offmung, baourd mebr Nusii1t
anf @nnobme Der Sill gu bobe11.
Cine Depeihe aus 9ltlolltic
5itn meloet: 0ie Mudef baben be.
ibloiien, nibt eber gu raiten ulle 5il
ruben, bis ieoes gtabliiement am
Sonntog geidloiien lit. 9efanntlih
uor iueoer Ser Mapor nod oie 80.
i5ei fir Die bullflen Hlane Der Mu-
fer gu boben uno 8oli5eiri6ter aef-
er ipies bisber alle Sane bon .1eber.
tretungen bes 5onl1togsgeieses, ipeln,
lie bon ben uNeforlnern1 Dor iein
5orunl gebra6t tporbell maren, runo-
peg ab. Die ygfeforlner", ipe3iell
Die uBaitors 4aia1ce" bat nun Don
5npreme &h1ter @arriion eiueit
Waloomus=gefebl erlangt, Ser So
i5eirihter Setter 5lpingt @riinbe
1n5ltgeben, mesbalb er oie bon oell
Deteftipes Der 9feforlner beigebrad-
'en @efeses-l1ebertre 1tidt an.
limmt. Boli5eiribter Setter bot
'isber eelteno selnaht, bab er nlr
Sale, Die BON Der reeltlaren Holisei
5eigebrod)t tperoelt oburteilen irer.
oe. @enn Der Man6anitsegefebl
,ur6eebt, miro bic Baitors Inionce"
n Der Gage ieill Die 5dliebung
ller Gtablilielnents am Sonntag 81
'r5pingen.
Die 8eeierung bot Die gin-
iibrurlg bon lebenoem 0ieb aus ser
56mei5 perbotell, ipeil BORT in ineb-
eren @egenoen Die Maul- un6 &lau-
ell=Sende unter oent @ieb berridt.
Or. u. 9. Melpin, gbef bes Bureaus
fir 8ieb -Snoultrie, fiinoigte bente
an, oaB bas 9lferbau-0e 0eportenent
g ullter oieien unnitdnoen fir ange-
5radt bolte, Die ginfltbr bon leben-
)em 8ieb aus Der Shmeia biz aui
Weiteres 81 perbieten.
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Sas @er6redlem bes 9sidtstmns.

M6tstun bringt irgeno Sernan.
Dem ltnannebn1libfeiten. Dasielbc
lit nit elmer nntdtigen 2eber Der
San. Sic beranIaBt 8erltopfung,
&opfidmer8en @elbiu9t, ihIedte
Sautfarbe, 8ideIn, gppetitlofiofeit,
llebeliein, aber Or. Sings Stem 2iie
4sills pertreibef1 2eberleioen ru16 ftel
len Die @eiunbbeit tpieoer Der. 20
Gents. 3u baben BEL alien 9rogsui-
iten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-27

Der ,taamfriebeme Gplitifer ant gier.
tiid).
Nein, es gebt bpdj jekt amf Gr6ea
Gar ntdJts tite1r mad meinem Ginn,
Mnbers tttmfs bic Sad]e iuerhen,
Spnit tit balb Der Gmmntel FIN.
Gar nidJt paiien mir, aiif Gbre,
Ste 8eamten, grDk ttrb flein,
@enn id) ielbit ant Gmber ,uare,
SDllte es balb anbers ieift.
Ste 8rDbtbiiianiften treiben
Merger es an Jeber Stmnb'.
Wan fDllf t1nen ben &itiitnel ret6en,
Senn fte itta1emS gar at bnnt.
Aber atd Die Mntis upllen
Gar ntfbt red]t gefallen mir,
8iel emergiifJer mod iullen
sic perteib'gem mnier gier.
@mi) tn ber Natmr berId)pbeit
Shetnt MIR Qllles, td) bats iattf
Siirr', Grbbeben, Stmrmestpbcn,
8rinst mns jebes 3eitmnssblatt
9ie Sarif =Gefprm, Die neuli1
Sic in @aibtngtpn gentaf)t,
Sinb' td1 gans nnb gar abIfenlid),
flnh iie bat mid anfgebraibt.
3tpar famn id5 nift grabe iagen,
Was an tbr mir nteiit mtffalt,
Man mne iiber allies Hagen,
@as pafiiert iekt anf Der 2ScIt.
al(es gebt int bieien Sasem
Sn bic Bride, 10 tuie iD,
gs tit niht mebr 81 ertrasen!
Gellner. md me fla mai
9ieies gier lit bpf), ifb tuette,
Gtnsig gut a,if bteier @elt,
Wenn id ~ a nj ." nidlt bate
gSdr' es fdledt tint mtdj beitcllt
Sdintpfem ntmk idj iiber aaes,
Sieies 8ier nir ftimmt Mid frpb,
Alle g8elt bat bent ben 9alles,
Aber nidbt has ~ I a m p!"
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81 berrenten Gin groBes Sf.
fice-3immer. Noh5ufragen in Der
Office Ser nSreien Breiie", 216 Dit
Commerce StraBe.
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REV. WATERMAN SPOKE TO A
LARGE AUDIENCE YESTERDAY
MORNING IN MASONIC TEN
PIE.

The morning services of the Con-
gregationalists in the new quarters
in Masonic building were so largely
attended as to tax the capacity of the
room, and several new names were
added to the list of charter members.
The services were of an evangel-
istic character based upon an appeal
to men to honor God, their Creator.
First. by an acknowledgment of him
as such and loyalty to his kingdom
Second, by that integrity of moral
character which is shown by the
faithful and just fulfillment of the
covenant VOW, which was made with
God and the church through whose
ministrations and training Christian
character and standing were acquir-
ed Third, by giving God square
deal and just recompense for his
benefits, personal and general, in the
profits of labor. trade and products
of the earth and a resentment of that
merchantidizing which prOffers an
lures by offering the cheapest cost of
service of the individual. No person
honors God who withholds in service
and property that which justly is due
him. no matter in what city or
church he may reside. God said.
Them that honor me | will honor.
Character is the staple in heaven.
Character is what one is in the dark
while walking and toiling along tho
paths and hillsides of earth-life. Sin
cuts the wires between man and God
and no communication passes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-13
T.. France i'm OkanOgan.

Ellsworth France of Wenatchee has
been at Winthrop the past week look
ing up land with the intention of
purchasing in the Methow valley.
Mr.. France is one of the progressive
fruit growers of the Wenatchee val
ley and was successful in carrying
away a great number of prizes at the
National Apple show held in Spokane
in November Some of these apples
were sold after the closing of the ex-
hibit at $50 box and a portion of
his exhibit is now on display at Den
yer, Colo, while others were taken to
Chicago, and a portion was purchased
by Japanese subjects and presented
to the mikado.
Later-Mr. France purchased forty
acres of the NJ. G. Stone ranch The
sale was made by the Winthrop Land
Co.-Winthrop Eagle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-13
NEW DEPOT PRO.
CROSSING

Work on the new depot is getting
we'll along. and the place would soon
be ready for occupancy if the freight
shipments were coming in at the
usual rate. A good deal of work is
being delayed pending the completion
of the city sewer system in the vici-
nifty of the station. The subway
must be in. too, before the finishing
work of the depot can be gone on
with much further AT present a
force of men is busy putting in the
tile flooring in the waiting rooms and
lavatories The tiling is all Tennes-
see marble, Terazo base The con-
tractors are waiting now on a ship
ment of steel for the water tower.
and are busying themselves on vari-
Gus parts of the depot at one time,
making the best of all the hindering
conditions that they are contending
with.
One feature of convenience at the
new depot will be the twin stand
pipes at either end of the board
walk. Engines will be able to take
On water while the trains are load
ing and unloading passengers and
baggage.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-13
CkT|C|SE Method
Of SALE
FATEROS RESIDENTS SAY THAT
POOR MAN WAS BARRED FROM
ACQUIRING MOSES-COLUMBIA
TRACTS.

The settlers around PaterOs have
been for years looking with covetous
eyes at some of the finest agricultural
land in the state adjacent 10 their
town. Indians owned the land and
have done nothing with it and the de-
velopment of Pateros has been retart-
ed by these thousands of idle acres
all around it, 1t has been expected
that sooned or later the government
the land over to the settlers and for
several years past there has been a
general expectancy regarding the
placing of these lands on sale. 1t was
generally expected that the land
would be sold off in small parcels,
allowing the poor as we'll as the
large capitalists to acquire the land.
Last month it was advertised that
these lands would be sold off to the
highest bidder and bids were sent to
Captain Webster at Spokane. The
sale was not as successful as was an
ticipated, owing to the fact that the
land was sold in large parcels. Every
bid had to be accompanied by 25 per
cent of the amount of the bid and no
bids would be accepted for division
of allotments, the allotments general
ly being sections of about 600 acres
more or less. Ultimately the value
OF the land will be equal to that of
the Wenatchee valley, but criticism
has been rife in the Pateros that these
allotments, the Moses-Columbia, did
not bring as high values as they
would have cut up in small parcels.
But little of the land sold for $100
per acre and it is likely that in the
coming sales that it will be possible
TO acquire the land in smaller eracts.