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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-16
CITY NEWS.

r. Goodell, principal of the Eli
tiat high school, came down this
morning with the Entiat football
team Professor Goodell is a gradu-
ate of the state normal at Belling-
ham and is giving good satisfaction
at the Entiat school,
Fire sale of the Crescent stock Is
now going on at Groves store
**%10-23
William Melfa. OF Waterville, is
here visiting friends for a few days.
Miss Ida Clapp, who has been con-
nected with the Chelan County Alb
stract company, left this morning for
her home in Chicago Miss Clapp
has been in Wenatchee for the past
three months.
For the latest designs in wall pa
per and strictly pure paints. see Mer-
rill, Wenatchee avenue and First
Street North. so
Mrs. J. c. Tyrell. who has been
here for three weeks visiting her
daughters, returned to her home at
Ephrata this morning.
Buy home grown stock. Delicious
trees from Wenatchee valley scions.
All other commercial varieties. c.
& O. Nursery Co.. Wenatchee, Wash.
22-tf
/ Lem Ward, of the local Sherman
Clay piano store, is spending this
week in Seattle and other coast
cities.
Don't miss examining the new
books at Armstrong;. go
William Moss and wife arrived
this morning from Chicago and will
spend few days looking over. the
valley for location. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moss expect to reside here.
The best late fiction selling fast
at Armstrong;: "a Certain Rich
Man." Calling Of Dan Matthew'S
Martin Eden" The Goose Girl, >"
1.-THE White Prophet''-$1.25 per
volume. 80"
Albert Daub, of Seattle. is in the
city on business today.
James Kean is up from Rock Is
land today on business.
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REGARDING OPEN
RIVER
SECRETARY OF NORTH CENTRAL
WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT
LEAGUE SAYS ORGANIZATION
Is PLEDGED TO OPEN RIVER.

The writer hastens to reply to your
editorial. in Thursday nights Daily
World headed "Agitate An Open Col
umbia"
For your information permit me to
suggest that steps have been taken by
this organization, realizing as it does
the vast territory to be opened, in
fact made possible, to gather at once
all data pertaining to interests of all
description dependent and in fact af-
fected by the Columbia a Perfect
Waterway
Properly presented, any legisla
tive body must needs lend ear to the
requisites of the people and it is
obvious that an open Columbia means
homes for thousands by giving the
farmer an outlet for his crop, the
mines, live stock and timber interests
better ton rate by virtue of COM
petition, which in this case is not only
a trade stimulant, but one feeding the
other-the steamboat and the rail-
road
An Effort will be made by this
organization to not only give state
wide publicity to the movement, but
to convince congress through the
proper channels that an open Column
bia river is the retaining of sever
al million acres of land, the opening
of untold mineral deposits and a
cheaper lumber price to vast area.
Considering our population and
our consequently prOrated representa-
ton the task may seem at first sight,
stupendous, however, owing to the
unique position of the territory affect
ed and the real sound merit of the
appeal our success no doubt lies not
in numbers, but in proper presenta-
tion-we will give to those members
of our presidents cabinet who can be
quoted, Let us bond the nation ii
1910 for $IO.OOO,OOO for reclamation
yes, $5O,0O0,000 if need be-
| somthing to think about.
! Success is for the man who will
| this movement is the will of the peo-
! pie and every man ia north central
Washington will have the opportunity
| to assert himself.
! Cordially,
! E. NJ. ELLIOTT,
| Secretary North Central Washing
! ton Development League.
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Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the Douglas County IT.
rigation company, Wenatchee, Wash
ington, by Gunther Carlberg. It's sec
rotary, up to o'clock p. m. Of Octo-
Der 81, 1909, for the construction
Of an irrigation ditch $500 feet long,
commencing at Jamison lake in
Moses Coulee. Douglas county. and
located and staked. embracing ap-
proximately 5000 Gu. yds. Of ex-
cavation Ditch to be four feet at
the bottom with l to / side slopes:
all excavated material to be placed
in right embankment.
Bids will be publicly opened at the
above mentioned place ana hour and
the contract awarded without un-
necessary delay. A
The said Douglas County Irrigation
company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
DOUGLAS COUNTY IRRIGATION
COMPANY.
Gunther Carlberg,
Secretary.
Wenatchee. Wash, Oct IA, 1909.
j s's10-27
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the president for the monument
which grateful nation is erecting in
the border city to Juarez, the pa
triot. The monument, costing s117.-
900, is well under way, its erection
having been brought about by popu-
lar subscriptions, headed by $4,000
by President Diaz. Appropriately, it
is being erected in the city where the
president rallied his shattered army
and started back ON his triumphant
march to the capital after being once
driven to the border and almost
forced to flee to the United States
as an asylum of life. The monument
takes the farm of marble shaft sur
mounted by statue of the great
soldier looking as he did when he
was in practical exile in the border
city.
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Entiat vs., Wenatchee.


The Entiat football team drove
down from Entiat this morning TO
play the Wenatchee high school Sec
ond team this afternoon at the ball
park. The following is the lineup:
Entiat-T. Cowan. center; E.
Pearson, left guard; L. King, left
tackle; R. King. left end; R. Dick
son. right guard; AL. Stoddard, right
tackle; R. Pearson. right end; r.
Moody. quarterback; P. King, right
halfback; R. Goodell, left halfback
T. Atkinson, fullback.
Observation-Disclosures, center;
Gormely, left guard; Harter, left
tackle; Chaplin, left end; Hyatt, right
guard; Ross, right tackle; Sprague
right end; Hartman. quarterback /;
B. Lake, fullback; o. Ross, right
half; Mussen, left half
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BARGAIN IN REALTY.

have 200 acres of ruit and vege-
table land 10 miles from Cash
mere ana six miles from Dryden
shipping point, at $50 to 800 per
acre. See samples of produce at
Sunset Land Agency of Wenatchee.
Frank Dorm. Cashmere, Wash.
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B. H. SCHANCK of the Apple Land
Co. is agent for all good Fire In
surance Co.'S Office 28k n. We
natchee Ave. Phone Is or 1855.
A call will bring you protection.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

IL you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind
or protruding Piles, send me your address,
and l will tell you how to cnre yourself at
home by the new absorption treatment; and
will also send some Of this home treatment
free for trial. with references from your
own locality IL requested. Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure assured. Send no
money. but tell others Of this offer. Write
today to Mrs. n. Summers. Box r, South
Bend, Ind
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NEW ADS TODAY
THIRTY.ACRE TRACT.

80 ACRES for sale, $4,000; will
take good paper but must have
some cash, balance on time. Drop
in and see Knowles & Son, Orondo
avenue. Phones, Office 1892, home
761. 11-2
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A letter from our former towns
man, A. C. Jones, states that he is
too old to make a good Canadian of,
and that he has disposed of his in
terests near Oyama, B. c., and will
come back to the states to live. He
and his family are now in Seattle
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5 ACRES of east side land with good
soil, year old trees and very
smooth piece for 1875 per acre
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Bought OrOndO Tract.

David Newbrand, of Seattle, has
purchased ten acres of the Fisher
tracts at Orondo through the Lemon
& Crollard agency.
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Long Distance Out of Commission

Long Distance Out of Commission
The long distance line has been
morning The trouble is somewhere
near Peshastin. The linemen are at
work on the damaged section and it
is expected that it will be again in
commission today.
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II ACRES, raw, across from the city.
$4,000; terms easy
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ACRES bearing orchard on North
Wenatchee, close to city; $18,500,
half cash; will pay well on above
valuation this year and the yield
should treble itself next year.
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and before locating they may come
to Cashmere and make their many
friends a visit.-Cashmere Record.

George Jones arrived this morning
from Chicago to visit friends for the
winter.
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S. F. Atkinson, of Kentucky, is in
the city today on business.
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APPLE LAND COMPANY,
2S1a North Wenatchee Avenue.
Phones % and 1855 10-1t
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LOST WATCH CHARM.

LOST-Watch charm, horseshoe style
reading Good Luck" Finder
please phone J. H. Miller. $500
reward for return 1919
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4-ROOM COTTAGE near the bridge
which We can sell on contract for
$1,000, payable at s25 per month
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PIANO TUNING.
w. A. SCHROEDER, with Sherman,
Clay Co. Phone 1O1. 1922
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) horse gasoline engine. with saw
for sale
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LOT WANTED.

GOOD residence lot wanted. Writ,
to M. R., care Daily World. 10-1t
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E. NJ. ELL,

z. VI. ELLIOI I,
Secretary North Central Washing
ton Development League.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
PASADENA PLANS MOCK
HoLDUP FOR PROGRAM

PASADENA, July S.-One of the add
ed features of the Tournament paIh
snorts for the amusement of the Visit
ing EIks next Monday will be re-
production of an old-time holdup and
robbery of a stage. H.
This event is being arranged at the
present time by Fred Hill, who mas
already selected his cast of characters.
Miss Leila Townsend will play the role
of heorine and ride as one of the pas
sengers together with Mrs. Hewitt
Mrs. Morrison, S. S. Pomeroy ana hrh-
est Hewitt.
The coach, which was used IN years
mast between San Luis Obispo ana
santa Barbara, is at present the prop
ertv of Mrs. Elizabeth Borgum OF
sierra Madre 1t will be driven by
lack Morrison with w. p. Galley as
the express messenger. Robert Burh-
ham and Ben Douglass are cast Tor
the parts of the highwaymen While the
nursl1ing ranchers will be Robbins Lit
tie. Fred Blick, Chester Houston anu
John Thompson.
The plot of the play includes the
boIdun of the stage before the grand
stand the escape of Miss Townsend on
the horse of one of the robbers ana
ber return with the ranchers after
which a pitched battle is fought the
robbers, as usual, getting the worst
of If
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09

a special request to all Elks now within
the city to register as early in the
morning as possible, in order to clear
the way for the rush of out-of-town
visitors who arrive later in the day
There are now three direct wires to all
of the depots, and any one wishing TO
keep in touch with the arrival of trains
may do so by means of the telephones
An announcement has been issued by
the Young Mems Christian association,
with headquarters at 715 South Hope
street, stating that they desire to do
their share in entertaining all visitors.
The following letter sent to M. II.
Flint, chairman of the B. ?. o. y.
entertainment committee, was MADE
public yesterday:
1.-The Y. NJ. c. A. is very anxious 10
do its share toward entertaining the
Elks while in the city. We are Issuing
a very handsome card inviting them to
our building. where the entire building
will be open to them, the same as to
regular members. This will include
the gymnasium and plunge.
"There is also a first-class restaurant
on the ninth floor, if any choose to
patronize it. We should like very much
if it is possible to have these invita-
tions distributed from headquarters asI
members come in to register. These
cards viii also be good for any of our
local Elks. "a. b. CASS,
"Vice President"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
NEWSPAPERS ALLOTTED SPACE
AT HEADQUARTERS OF ELKS

Pursuant to a resolution adopted by
the executive committee of the Elks'
entertainment committee, space was
drawn for last night by the newspapers.
In window space The Herald got first
position, the Times second and the Rec
ord third, the Examiner being fourth.
In drawing for booths the Times got
first choice, The Herald second choice
and the Examiner third choice. The
Record was fourth.
Instead of selling the space to the
newspapers and transportation compa-
MES, the committee decided to allot
them without cost to the papers or
companies. This was done mainly be-
cause the newspapers have so gener-
ously assisted the Elks in helping the
committee to boot the reunion.
viii stephens, chairman of the regis
tration committee, conducted the draw
ing last night. II is largely through
his efforts that the committee decided
to allot space to the newspapers and
TRANSFORMATION companies without cost.
The Herald booth will be about the
middle of the room on the north side
of the building in the second store from
First street in the headquarters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
EIks' Editor Arrives

Arthur c. Moreland, editor and pup
Usher of the Elks' Antler of New \ ork,
the Oldest Elks' paper in the United
states, was among the arrivals yester-
of the nress committee of the grand
lodge, position he has held for a
number of years. g.
He was exalted ruler of the san
Francisco lodge years ago and is well
known in this state. He has been
identified with Elkdom for many years
and is one of the best known editors or
fraternaI papers in the United States.
Mr. Moreland is almost totally blind.
some wears ago pet dog scratched him
i'm the face and almost destroyed ms
evesight. There is no more genial,
jolly good fellow in all of the long nm llne
land He is known from one coast TO
the other and from the Florida keys to
Puget sound.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
CRITICAL CONDITION IN
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA
Because of President Reyes Departure
for Europe Political Parties Are
Disorganized

PANAMA, July Snail advices re-
ceived from Colombia report crltlcai
condition of affairs in that republic. AS
the result of the departure of President
Reyes for Europe, the various poIltlcai
parties, which a few months ago
seemed to be united, are now complete
ly disorganiZed, and indications are
that Colombia is on the verge of great
revolution. -,
The movement July at Barranquilla
was successful, the revolutionists cap
turing the forts, the Magdalena river
boats and the custom houses. About
so per cent of the importations into Co.
Iombia pass through Barranquilla, so
that the revolutionists will not lack Tor
funds.
1t has been learned that the liberals
refused to Join in the rising, which was
engineered by the ultra a-conservatiVes.
Fears are entertained by Colombians
who are inclined to peace that the STU
alton will get beyond the control of the
president designate, Gen. Holguln, VINO
is. however. considered an able states
man. 1t is considered probable that
congress will not be convened on July
90. as intended, as 1t would be liable
to elect a successor to President Reyes
who under the existing circumstances
will not be likely to satisfy all parties,
and the desire of President Holguin ana
his advisers is to do nothing that would
serve to further develop political pas
SionS,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
CELESTIALS DEMAND THAT
POLICE KEEP HANDS OFF
Seek Missouri's Governor With Conn.,
plant and Are Told to Return
and Behave

ST. LOUIS, July S.-Ching III and
Ching Flu, members of the Chinese
Empire Reform association, went 10
Jefferson City yesterday to present to
Governor Hadley petition for a cess
sation of annoyance at the hands Of the
st. Louis police.
Governor Hadley was not in Jeffer-
con City, but the Chinese were received
by Rush M. Lake. the governors secre-
tary, who advised them to return to
St. Louis, attend strictly to their own
business and demean themselves as
lawful residents.
The ENJOYS returned to st. Louis late
last night evidently not satisfied with
their interview. The association is pre-
pairing another petition which it will
send to Minister WI, at Washington,
asking him to take up their grievances
with the proper authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
MAY WANT HELP TO
CARRY TINY CANE
23o- Pound Elk Is Recipient of "5ig
Stick" Weighing Not Less
Than Three Ounces
Stripped

Senator" Charley Strong, a MEM
her of the Bisbee, Ariz., lodge, received
his regulation suit yesterday and will
line up with the Bisbee delegation in
the parade even if he has to hire a
husky Eskimo or Pategonian to carry
the cane which is a part of the cos
tune.
senator Strong prepared the fol-
lowing want ad for the newspapers;
"Wanted:-A caddy for Elks parade to
carry walking cane"
Along with the suit which senator
Strong received was a bamboo curved
handle walking stick weighing about
three ounces. The bamboo is about the
circumference of a soubrette's llttle
fincer. II is stained purple, the Elks'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
PLUNGE is
TAKEN IN FRIGID WATERS
Colorado Springs Bride and FrultVaIe
Groom Take Cold Bath as
Start=off for Cupid

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.-With
teeth chattering until they could hardly
answer the solemn questions of the Of
ficiating minister, w. N. Lynch OF
Fruitvale, this state, and Miss violet
Pert Of Colorado Springs, Coio' were
married Yesterday while standing neck
deep in the icy waters of the Sacramento
river near Shasta retreat.
Deciding that they must take the
nlunge into matrimony, the couple per-
sided a Methodist minister TO per-
form the unique ceremony put ILley
could not induce any of their friends
to support them, although support was
needed as the current almost swept
them from their feet several times be-
fore the preacher pronounced them
man and wife.
Thev explained that they considered
tho middle of the river the most APP
propriate place to take the plunge into
matrimOny.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Motorman Held Up and Robbed

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 8-A. H.
Lincoln, serving as motorman ana
conductor of the Indian school street
car. was held up by a masked man ana
robbed of a watch and rev dollars
at the switch in the northern subuarb
of town at 1910 O'Clock tonight. The
robber escaped in the darkness with
the plunder in Lincoln's car, after
forcing Lincoln to leave the car, which
still was running slowly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Aonused of Stealing WhoIesaIe

SEATTLE, July S.-Francis j. Bailey
of the Export Shipping company, who
is charged with the theft of a steamer
265 feet long, three motor launches,
1000 gallons of gasoline, plows, electri-
cal motors, telegraph equipment and
the plant for clearing a townsite, the
whole valued at S250,0OO arrived here
today from Vancouver i'm custody of
New York detectives, who placed him
in the city Jail while awaiting a train
To the tnasf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
AlIened Murderer Acaultted

GLOBE, Ariz., July S.--R. J. Ed
wards, deputy city marshal, charged
with the murder of Mike Zigich, was
acquitted by a jury this evening, the
verdict was reached on the third pal
lot the first two standing eleven
against and one for acquittal. Edwards
shot Zigich in a saloon six weeks ago,
he claimed, in self defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
n lister of Finance Assaulted

PARIS, July 8.-As he was leaving
the senate this afternoon, M. Ca1llauX,
the minister of finance, was struck III
the face by Charles Bos, former dep
utv who claimed that the finance
minister slandered him in the chamber
bv charging him with lobbying against
the bill to renew the subsidy agree
ment with the Messageries Maritime
company. M. Caillaux raised his cane
saying, "A blow by you doesn't count
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
GRAND EXALTED RULER is
DUE HERE FRIDAY EVENING

A telegram received from Salt Lake
City last night stated that Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Rush L. Holland, who was
due there Wednesday, arrived last
night. fifty-eight hours behind time,
after having been delayed by Washouts
and landslides in Colorado. He left in
his special car at 11:50 p. m. en- route
for I .Os ANGELES.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
BENSON Seeks Habeas CORPUS

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-Habeas
corpus proceedings in the case of John
A. Benson committed yesterday to be-
gin service of the year sentence inn
posed on him for conspiracy to defraud
the government in land deals, will be
heard in the United States circuit court
tomorrow. Pending the hearing Ben
son will remain in the county Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
To Recover Money swlndIed

SACRAMENTO, July S.-John Bos-
son and wife of Scranton, Pa, who al
lege they were swindled out OF $4,000
on a mythical gold mine in Sierra
county, filed suit in the superior court
here today against ]. w. Morrell and
wife to recover the amount. The de-
PENDANTS were extradlted Tuesday by
Governor Gillett after a hard fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
students Body Recovered

SACRAMENTO, July 8.-The body
of Ashley Leister of San Francisco
who was drowned while swimming in
the Sacramento river last Monday was
recovered this morning at Brickyard,
about eight miles from where the
tragedy occurred. Leister was a MEM
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-09
Abruzzi in HimaIayas

PARIS, July S.-The Turin corre-
spondent of the Echo de Paris states
the duke of the Abruzzi has penetrated
the point of eternal snow in the
Himalayas. The expedition reached
points beyond those reached by any
other expedition. The duke, accompa--
MED by his guides. scaled the lottiest
peak on the Himalayan chain.