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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-13

iperoen io1, erregt l1nsufrie0enbeit
unter Ser geIolnmtel1 9lr6eiterlduft.
Iuf oen grelner> aieler mo sslells-
burger gSerften miro iiber1ollpt
ni6t georbeitet, ouf oea alloereh
nun teilpeile SSett iino ou6 nocb
bunoert 9lrbeiter Der 9rener 2ooer-
boas<@eieuId)oft ousgeiperrt luor-
ben lpobnr6 Ole Gage Iith nod fri
tiider oeitaltete. Gin tSpnlpat)ie-
Streif idnlntlider Sofenurbeltcr 1T
mobri6einli6.
= 0ie ltalieniide gtegierllng bat
Gel6loiiell, BEN aus 8ortllgol aus
gemielenen Monden ,uro seonnen
Die gdeoerlaiiung in Statien 5ll per-
meigern.
= Slus Berlin meIbet man: Gle
I'M Sinblif auf Die fiiraLidlei aro-
ipalle in Woobit einberlfenen TO-.
5ialoemofratiiden Weaii.nperlannl,
lnngen hoben unter geipaltiJer
geteiligung Der @enolie,t itnttge.
funoen IS pl1rben IN WroS .9er.
lin ni6t Deniger ols 81 gerianlni-
lungen abgebolten an beaerl ins-
geiann1t menigitens bugberttouieno
So5iaIiiten teilgenommen baben.
Inter Dem geifan Der slnweien-
Den 5ogen oie 9febner nil l6arfen
Wortelt eegett Die ,BoitaeiiuiQfiir"
gu Seloe, uno gum Shlub pur.
ben iiberoIl nit 8eeeiitarlug Melo.
llltionen eegen noie Sfreefellsberr.
idaft uno bos Sdbelregilneat" an.
genommen. Der @erIauf ser Ser.
ianmlungen ipar i'm ltebrigell eiu
bollfonnnen rubiger
Snl gifelgebiet fms Die flir5-
lid gelpedten Soffrlungetl oui Die
Wogli6feit elmer rationel!en 8olos
foroeruna nen belebt iuorren 9eeue-
re @olofunoe erlpecfen oe,l 9In-
i6ein, ols pb iih Der roltben lnh ar
men @eaeno our6 9lnfcge BON
@olomdl6creien Die s(usiirbt mlf cine
benere 3utunft erottne.
Ger finnii6e 2ouotuJ lit nilr6
0efret oes G5aren orFgefoit pp1-
Sen, neil ser 9r1iioent Suillutpno
iid beburrli6 meigerte, Der 9pper=
ibaft 5lpel linn pom rlli;iiden Mfi=
niiteriolrat 5ugeitellte 8elesent-
tpiirfe pora1lleoen Oie gepum,rflpr
perben i'm Sanuar itottfh,bea.
= Der neu ertp1blte Brdiioent
bon 9lrgentinien, gfouque ,5anle Gee
no, bat fein Mmt angetl eten Sn
ieiner 8otIfaft on oas Earlnnlent
erflarte er, ooB Die Golitif Ser
nenen Gegierune cine olr6ans
frieoli6e iein uno bon Sreunoidaft
gegen europa lnb 8ruSerliebe ge-
gen @merifo eetragen merOen iuiir,
De.
= Die godt oes air;es poA
@nglano y8ictoria ono 9llbert" til
nod Gibraltar gefabren. Inn BORT
CUR 8erfiigung oes 4onigs Maulel
uro ieiner Mutter au iteben.
= @uitap Waoero, Ser grllber
bon sSrancisco s. Maberu lit in Der
9allptita0t Werifo anf re slnflaee
bin perbaftet moroen, oeR geriuh
sur 9ln5ettelung elmer Hepolution
genadt gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-13
Die S1he sn erreldlen.

in ieoem 2ebensberrt perIangt einen
froftieen aorper uno Elm flares &c.
birn. Sbne @eIunobeit quo. e3 fei-
men @rfolg. 9lber electric 9itters
ilt Der groBte @eiunobeits -Iufhoner.
ben Die @elt ie gefannt bat nNa,b.
0em i6 monotelong an aeieren.
aronfbeiten litt", idrei6t gS. g0t.
Sherman BON Guiding, Wte, n1a6-
ten mid brei Sloi6en @lecrie Git.
ters tpie Elm ueller Menid iiiblen. i"
so cts. BEL alien Oruggiiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-13
9as eieb bun Der S(ultcr.

Sit ben Wapnatem nit OF
senbet nns bic Gee ais @a6e,
Srtidle Nmitern itets bierbcr,
'S tit me gan5 fampie 2a6e.
Jriber freiltdj iparen iie
Sir bem Armen ,Saure Sram6cm".
4ber beute fanu iifb bic
Sebermann bereits erlauben.
Wander lift iie Berne rob,
Wtit Gitrpneniaft betr1Mfelt,
Wtandjen tnadlt fie bann nMr frpb
Wenn NIT Efeffer tie obertsmfcii".
Manber ikt iic zen 8rodette"
0sanher ,ptll iie nur sebratem,
ODD i'd iueik, iie iinh gans nett
Nnd] nnf nand]e anb're NrteE.
slnS're iuerben ,,Auiter Ste,u"
;, ,Nuitern =Smppe" iid1 beiteller,
,9luitern Guftail" sibts basm
0ier in nnndlen ,setit'geu Saellen".
SDd] man fpll bic Mmitern nifjt
Dime Sliiiitsfeit genieeem,
Safiir tpirb aus benz @ebiib~
Mandler CUTE STAT entipriefen.
User ha5n nur @aiier trinfi.
Sit Elm tramriser 0eielle,
User 5nm Sdlnapps bernnteriinft,
SIT fiirtuabr aud gar nidJt 3edc.
MandJer rat Gnd) iupl 5um 9Sciu,
Sod id fag' Gm6 unitm,unnocn,
Dab als rid)t'ser Sranf alletn,
~ lamp gier" tparb gcfuuben.
aIamp 8ier tit Der SrnEf.
Der sur Mniter ftets iuirb pafen,
Ginerlet iuie, hir su Sanf,
On iie tuirit bereiten lafieu.
Wenn gum auiternibmans o maebIt,
5plae meinen ,ueiieu @tnfem.
9ak BIT INNER b'rauf beitebit,
~ a M o" ba3n sit trinfen.
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@ietOria 9ibifiom, 9. $. e. 9. q.

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Me; s so5-guerO, sictoria 1880 naatn
Nbfahrt-
SO. So6--Guero. Wictorta. 800 BORN
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lift felt iiber so Sa5rcn bon O1iIlio-
men bon Miittern beim 3abMen if.
rer &inber nit bSlligem Griols &c.
braudt por6en. gs berlibiat Dos
&ino, ertpeidt oas 3abnfletId, liil-
bert aue S6meren, furiert 2Stno.
Gulic uno lit Die bette Mr5nei gegen
Diarrboe. 8on alien 9r,,9giiteii
in ieoem Sell Ser @eIt perfouft.
Seio iider uno perlanet rWtrs.
@insloms Sootbing Sprup" unb
nebmt ni6ts 9lnoeres. 25 gts. Die
SlaI1e.
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~. 6. & s. gabn.

Nnfunft-
Ro. 241-8on Soufton rnb @albeitpu
SO. 235-Qsom Norben. .7.8O born.iti.
SO. 2S1-8om yorben unb &ouhcH
go. 9-@on 0oroen. ..7:45 abenbs
N6fabrt
$50. 244-@ad benz @Srben II. Soufton
gto. 1O-Na6 benz Norben. 1000 born,
gto. 2S6-gln9 bem Norben. -. :.
:. :. ;. 800 abenbs
yto. 242-gea6 bem Norben ,inb Gal
beiton. :. - .11.50 abenbs
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9as seras @nuoer

beilt cue N1eren, gIafen unh r6eu.
motiife 2eioen; Bel alien GruegtIien
ooer 2 monatlide 8ebanoIung per
Bolt fin 81. Or. 6. SO. Sail, 1926
Olibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Mo. GGreibt
fit 3eugniiie.
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Giienbabll : Ta6rplau.
8. e. 6. g. gahn.

- 5. e 9. M. Sabn.
Nrfl1nft-
gao.3 -8om Iorben. .6.45 aberbs
glo. 81 8on Norben. .6.45 mora
yto. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
Ao. SOCIAL bon Baleitine -.
=. ...... ..1045 a6enos
gto. 4 gon WteIifo. 1.50 naeb,r
so. 12-Soeal bon 2arebo (gen1if9t)
orr: 800 ntorg.
So f. 0ad bem Norben. .1.55 nahm.
go. g. Na6 Dem giorben. 800 a6enos
gso Social nod Raleftine 7.30 morg
No. 10A- @rpreb nad &earue. \. !.
!, -. ). 400 nors
glo. 5 -9d9 Werifo 49,. ZOO n,ors
geo. II -2ocal na9 Sarebo (gemidt)
>. :. ...... 800 nbeilos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-13

8ieI intereiianter ais oas, nos
einer if, 1T bos, mie ct es selocrfen
lit.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06
STANDARD OILS WAR In MEXICO

saslfsass reesai sEsaefes in evsfy eat.
sad sera OF say sfze - Mexaee,
IL recognizes the faes that tbs III,
gegSeeg asfavss of fhe lower class as
the eaes who ase tbs batk OF ths Fe
aasa oils in thls ceARsFy. MaBy e'
shsse pesgls esaast fssa, SD In or
aef 20 reach them TIE Mexiesa Eagle
PetF9asHta company sss 4 snail srp5
Of sasoefh4sagaed eFss9fs WHO d.
liver addresses apes the sffsef cor
Hers on tbs merits Of tbs eosagsag's
products.
With saMiag BARRIERS SHOWN
bright eelsfes pictures 81 tbs Nezi
eaB eagle sitting g9eR q thofay csc
fas, fhe sgaelsfs OF the concern ride
through tbs stfesfs Of the cities aRl
towns eaeb day aad faalig stop a.
fbe most public eefasfs or upon fhs
giazas aHa bsgfR 10 hand Out . iiRs
81 fsik 20 tbs crowd thas quickly
collects,
II is tbs OH gateaf medieine styIe
81 doing business. II is rev 10 Aez.
leo. sas is proving wonderfully 81
feetiye Some Of these street ora
tors carry bands Of naHsie with sheH
sad entertain the crowds with con
eeFts bef WeeB times tAat talks are
NOT being made,
ny ffieads. an hers today 70
give YOU little safeftaiameat-ai
aDsoIHtsly ffes, assHfs yeu,' fhe
efatof begins. 4 represent the gresi
MesieaR Eagle retfaieHm Co. . con
Germ of which every true Mexican
should be proud We are doing 3
great work tor the Development aaG
HpgHiialng 6f Nexie6 The oils
which We manufacture should be in
egefy hons" and So on and SO on.
The crowd is enfsffainsd with
jokes and funny stories sna when
everyone Is fesiiHg Ia good ham6f
iha climax is reached by the sDeiieFts
helper handing out samples NJ the
oils Ia small bottles. The band plays
few tunes and the open air orator
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Aaa hfs fssfsae 80 10 another part
Of tbs lowe.
The Msxaesa Eag1e Petfeieaa Co.
Is making naefa 20 DO over the tact
fh2t tbs Waters Fferes Oil Co, is .
fofsiga corporation. That IL Is wax.
Tag 4 telling esupaazs tor control
Of the OIL trade il evidenced By tbs
big Increase in It's sales OF refined
oils SD q corresponding deesssss -
tbs retail business of tbs Wasefsr
pisree Oh Co, Tbs company has is
sued Il series OF cartoons In which
the rooster Is pictured as being
5rfsea TO tbs asanoase after bsfag
cock OF the palkf' 10 Nexie9 tor 50
aaaag years The eagle sits til
Bmghaatly aDea tas hsnhosse ahsrs
the rooster" II Supposed 10 havs
takea refuge.
1T ii Is rot Eagle ii is a9t Ma
eioaai," read the billboard sad street
Car advertisements Of the company,
This vigorous opponent OF the
Standard Oil Go. Is Operating Il 81
600, Gee refinery ST MiaattfIaa, on
the 1sfhHBs OF TehaHnfegee, II hiss
many millions Of acres Of oil Land
and nang producing oil wells,
The Standard OH Co, is aghsipg
back with aji It's tremendous power
aad almost unlimited financial back
ing. II is issuing u series OF pro-
elaMati6ps or pf9aaaeiasmatos
printed 10 Spanish and English, in
which ii tells It's ids OF tbs oil story,
aad gives its competitor some tell
ing hits. These Broaaaeiamentos
are eireHlated by the hundreds VI
thousands Of copies among tbs aa=
tiFss Ia them the STANDARD tells
how ii opened the oil fields OF Nsx-
leo quarter century ago, establish
ed feflnsfies OF Mexican soil. spend
ing large sums in Hsxie9, thus assist
Ing tbs development OF the country,
II is claimed by the Standard Oil
interests that its Mezfeao esmDefi~
tor has lost mofe than s., 600. 900
since IL iHaugHFated the tight for the
control ~ The market in this country
The Mexican concern says that The
losses of the Watsfs=Pisfee Oil Co,
ats much m9fs than It's own losses,
as lis business has fallen on nearly
50 per cent since the vigorous com
petition was inaugHfated
The Waters iefee or Standard Oil
company established three oil rsfin~
cries III Mezie6 many years ago, One
is located II Tampieo. another at
Vera Cruz and the third In this city.
The TamDieo refinery is the only oBe
Ia operation ii this time, 1t rep
fessnts al Investment of 1000, 900
gold, ii is said.
II Is night of millions against
millions. and the people Of Mexico
are receiving the benefit of cheaper
refined oils than can be bought in
any other country at this time
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tIee


J. w. Gsi1esDss eomm~sced fhs
aex year In his new ressdenee whs<h
be just finished in The last lzys Of
1895.
c. Stage received a new Oliver
typewriter Saturday whieh be bought
sron smart Brothers.
Malaga has might telegraph oper-
aeor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crow and
John crow1 we're Malaga visitors
Sunday.
After a weeks vacation in school
districts No IL and IS school was
commenced again On Monday morn
ing
Contractors Mills and Harm Of
Wsnatehee commenced work On The
Few school house ia the new school,
district. No. ss They will rush the
house 10 completion regardless of The
cold weather.
e. ID. Shaw. who has been laid 40
with rheumatism the pat few
months. fs again able TO be around
j. III. Richardson vas over fron
Seattle il the lagt lay Of the old
year. bat returned home I'm time 10
help usher in the new year.
The Columbia i8 again filing up
with floating ice The first time this
winter
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Deed-Wesatehee Deyesopnent Co
20 T. u. Frazier. All OF block 70
cosanbss Bridge addition 70 wenas.
ehee. si79.
Dee1--ssoble ~. strseser es ~ I'd
Geo. H. Ellis. Jr.. lot IS. 70, ct, BLOCK
Is, srneased @, u, plat Of weass<h@e
szsee.
Articles OF Incorporation ssensil
Irrigation Co, 20 Dabste,
Articles Of Tncorporasion-w Wells
Morris 10 public.
Deed-H Y. Mosteter es ux 10 Jas
H. NeGo~an. lots 3. 4, s, block 80
G. n. plat Wsaatehee. 1890.
Deed-Hesry Grass 81 III 10 Osca,
A5iender. lots q. and nesz Of lo'
Q. block -, g. y. plat Tenasehee
$4,000.
Charles ". JOY 70 Pub.
lie.
Deed = l., Campbell ct OK. 10 @
", Campbell. lot Z In block 4, Col
unbia Heights add, $500.
Deed. W, Topper 10 Lula Y
Topper. lots 3 and IN block 8
amended g. x. Plat Of Wenasehee
sf.99,
b. Il. Coasracs~~GeorYe III, Ellis
Jf, 81 AK 10 Noble VI. Streeser 81 ux
lots IS, IS. 27, block Is, amended
g. n, Plat Of Wenaschee, 1851.
Deed Geo. ". Wine 81 ux. IL
James r. Fisher. lot ig in block Al
Of gepiat Of First add TO Wenatchee
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ss6sT pforFEEsQEE or THE BIG.
GEsT TREsTs MARY BATTLES
~ THAT WHICH fs wAaED m
ffAZ KINGDOM,

City Of Mezies, Nexaea, Jsa, g.
Tas most spectacular OH TaF In tbs
history ~ ths world il sesss % iH
Mexico seass, Il bsgsR ssssrai
months sse.
The Standard OIL company, through
lis sassiatsfg eeBeefH, the Waters
giefee Oil Co. is iiasd aD ea eae sias.
while On the other is the Gampaaia
DC tssfFsise 81 AgaiIa ds Mexiao,
which, ffsasIatsd into Eagiisb, il the
MetieaB Eagle Petroleum company,
The eagls l. the Hati8aal eaBiena OF
Eszi.9, sac this ae8 e6mB4ay IS
playing the eagle for sill II is worth
'fhs etabieH 8f the Wsssfs-FisFes Oil
30. Is tbs rooster, 1t is fight be-
inseR sBs eagle sna the fsostsf,
ts9sh Gspaefns haFe sdspfes fe-
asfE methods ~ attracting tbs sttsa=
lion ~ the common ps6pie 9f tbs
country 10 their oils. The Hezieaa
Eagle FetfoisHnl 90. has j capital
stock OF as 100000. II hiss tor It's
president Gaitieffls LaHds Esean~
a8a. g9FsFHof OF the federal district
IN which this city is sitBsted, lis
stockholders are made UP 81 i noted
s9terie Of m6lti-miiiioasiFes all OF
who taafs MeslesHss with the eseep=
ton ~ Sir WeetHsH Pearson ut Lon
con, England
The company is aDgesiine 10 the
beoble for their patronage on The
ground that II is q Nssieaa concern
II has been the sggfess6F eyer sinee
The 1sffafs started. II made fhe FIRST
sat In prices Ut refined oils sud hiss
E9He d few a8tehes below eyefy price
nsed by lis competitor. II has es-
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ssoutliaifie Items,

Miss zofa Tillot and Mr.. aud Mrs
John Tiliot left yesterday for tive
months visit with their parents In
Indiana,
Miss w, Kellogg returned Sunday
from Seattle where che spent TIL. hoi.
idaya with her parents.
George Kindie went la Seattle -
spend a few weeks with his sister.
Miss Effia namgafdner returned
To her home yesterday,
Miss Maggie Turrey of Wateryiiie
was the guest or Miss Il. Mniloy and
Miss NJ, Coonan last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kuhlmann
and children returned home Friday
fIaa spokane where they have been
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

Bill ~ Sale Oliver typewriter Co.
20 G. Stage,
Proof Of Labor. r. Brown to
public,
Proof Of labor. r.. Erosa TO
psbile.
Pesstfea-c, N, Kiag ~ NIX to
psbiie.
Contradictions smssa sad c. n,
and r. III. Kfng,
Petftfoa-c, M. and II. III. King 10
public.
Administrators deed-Frank a.
Loseka1D 10 G, w. and n. III, King,
Desd-rshn A. Geilssiy 81 ux 10
Anna r, Edwards, lots 70. II. 20. In
block ~, amended g, n, plat Of We
natehee. 1850
Dses-Nargaret A, Lewis 10 MIN
rod 4, csds, lots zs, II, In block So,
amendes q. n, plat OF Wsnatehse.
$500,
X. X, Consfact-F, &. sehank 10
John l.. Miller. north 70 feet Of Lot
y and all OF lot 10, block 8. Eoien-
bauKh's addition 70 Wenatchee, 1900
Quit Claim Desd-Geo. NJ. Luther
10 Orc Luther, Lot IA. block 4, Cas-
eads orchard tract. Lot is, block /,
ciomdaie addition 20 Seattle. 81.
Deed-Slmrod Cads 81 ax 10 Mar
gafss Lewis 81 al Is acres III r. ~. II
fs, 81.
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New Haven Conn, ian g-An
nbHnfemeht is made at Yale tonight
Of ali offer by Mrs. Russell Sage T.
the university Of "a gift Of $3.50. 900
IT, be used for the purpose Of meet,
ing The entire eose Ut securing The
a1=aefe park al the head OF Hill
House avenue. known lis the aaehen
Wood estate or Hill House property
The offer will be accepted
Mrs, Sage's letter Of gift. under
date IF Dec. "a. 1908. says.
AS d descendant Of Abraham Pier
son, The first president Of Yale. have
ali ancestral interest in that uuivef-
slfy | have known for some time
past Of the effort 10 obtain for Yale
The aaehsn Wood or Hill House es-
tale as A new campus, and | know
how important 1t seems TO many
members Of the corporation and fac
hlty to do so at this particular time
for needed development on board uni
versity lines | understand that This
property was bought about four yea rs
ago, subject to ii large mortgage, by
group Of public spirited graduates,
Who undertook to carry II until II
donor could be found who would
transfer II without debt TO the uni.
vessitg,
No Condition Made.
Il will be pleased, If agreeable to
The corporation. to pay its cost, which
understand TO amount with interest
aud carrying charges to the sum of
s6hn, 900 and To present ii 10 the
university as ii gift from me, with
out condition or restriction, payment
To be made. say. on or before Febru.
AIRY | next az
Mfsn aage's offer will be formally
accepted 1T meeting Of the Yale
corporation OH January 10,
Graduates iiouei,t in 1908.
The property was purchased In
1905 by three Yale graduates, who
undertook to hold 1t until n donor
could be found for II or until the
university funds should be sufficient
10 meet the cost Three New York
sfadnates-otta I, Barnard. William
NJ Hafnnfi aud Clarence IL Kelsey
aided the temporary trustees. Clifford
finehot and his associates. In advanc-
Ing the necessary money
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for nv aaoatsas visiting his pareBts,
Mrs, Waiter sfalthfs sister OF Cst-
1foraSa il here 70 sDeas the wiafey.
M, sad Mrs, Gsofgs orertass aa6
family retained hone yesterday stona
WzsersflIs after s9eastag TIE Roll.
days fasfs,
The New Years dsaes gtYea by Efs
Bali was well stteades ans every
body lad q good tine,
Beaver Greek, Dry Flat sad KSses
schools started Monday after aa.fag
two nsSkss vacation,
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to III can degree snNAFoH GuihEn'
while Mt college.
culberaon Ia responsible for the fact
that TO exhibitions of the manly art
Of self defense" can be pulled of In
Trsaa While governor OF the state In
lsin the match was arranged between
James ]. corbett and hob Fitzsimmons
for the title OF champion pugiiint OF the
world. then held by the former. Search
ing about for a place where the laws
did not prohibit such exhibitions. X
was decided to fight the contest nt Dai-
las "A aaon IN this announcement
was made cul.efnon declared that he
would prevent IL,
He was ~ good an bis word. too.
Immediately calling a apeciat session
of the Legislature, which paused n bin
70 herp such .anteata out OF the state.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

fstIsf, although worth more personally.
muss take baek seat 10 The ia nous
Wall street. bansef. who today controls
sz.z3t.It7, 1851. They aFs telling some
good stories shout Mr., Morgan just
now. QUE Of which ts as follows:
~ n9tabie dinner given 10 Morgan
II happened by some unfortunate over.
sight that the guest u honor hsd NO
oyster fork IN commenting good ma.
tufefIis on this accident Mr.. Morgan
said.
II am reminded OF al aneedofs my
father used 10 tell about d certain Mrs.
Murphy. Mrs, Murphy. ii seems. was
dining out and had no ssitsDeson, The
hostess called her buffers affentfon 10
this fact,
William ale said, Mrs. Murphy
has no saltspc6n
Madam William answered grave
~. ths iast tins Mrs Murphy dinsd
hsfs We LOST Il aaitspoos.'"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06
Some People
In the
Public Eye

THE purchase Of
i shs Equitable
Life ASSURANCE
stssisss recently aad
sais absolute foasros
Ut safas5sis other ri
ssrDrise-s involving
hundreds Of millions
9f dollars gives toJ.
r. Morgan tbs great
distinction Of being
tas Isadibg nnan,
feisr Of the world.
Eyp, lain n fxS~gs
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

made the supporters
OF the particular pol
Icy then being tie
Tended look foolish
Ii u oa 20 v eif WINS
once tniking about
II, ''t'he state of
I Ia D. he snid
IA n d one senator
and one detective In
the senate,
Himself an ath
irts and n boxer OF
tho iii can degrees
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

three months Being splendid me
auto mud has always Ind n bent for
things mechanical lie hna invented a
road sefaper. n turbine steam engine
and various other useful things. and.
although he patented bis inventions.
he announced that they could be free
~ made Use Of by any one who cared
to do SO, His garnge Is said to be the
best equipped private establishment Of
its kind la the world IL Stands on his
country estate nn the Hudson. Viewed
from the outside. IL is uninteresting
enough. but inside IL In systematically
filled with the latest machinery for re-
pairing and keeping automobiles tn or
der Indeed, ST. complete is the equip
ment that All automobile could almost
be built In entirety In the gnrnge,
Senator Guiberson of Texas. who re-
Gently resigned his post ms leader or
the minority iii the senate Oh account
of III health, Iins IA most surprising
way Of getting up III debates aud pro-
dieing documents sometimes forgot
ten. or extracts from speeches or mes
anges TO eoufound the other side. Ills
memory In marvellous. and his coIiees
ton of trouble making memoranda In
ines hauafibe. Several times bee hna
sent To the desk aud had read forgot
Ten sentiments of the presidents that
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

joins Jacob A.tor. about wbSm ~
mueh has been written III late because
VI this disappearance Of his yacht and
who to now III 6r fever contracted at
aan Jnnn, Porto Hlco, lie probably the
largest private owner of automobiles
IN tbs world. aud. although at present
owning thirty care, hs acquires n new
one al the rate III one every two Or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-07
EAST CHICAGO LADIES
JOINT HOSTESSES
Mesdames Lewis and A. G..
Schlieker Entertain Meth
odist Church Body.
Especial to THE TINES }

East Chicago. April Mrs. George
H. Lewis and Mrs. A. G. Schlieker were
Joint hostesses at an affair yesterday
afternoon for the Ladies Social union
Of the Methodist church. The event
was decided success both from a So
cial and a financial standpoint, every
body enjoying the games and pastime
for their amusement
There were between eighty and
ninety woman present and luncheon
was provided for such as chose to par
ticipate in this. The luncheon con-
sisted of sandwiches. cake and coffee
and s11 was realized by this feature
of the entertainment. The fish pond
proved another popular attraction, the
guests being privileged to demonstrate
their skill in angling for five cents a
try. Their prey consisted of bonbons
flowers and other trifies. and the
amusement furnised a great deal of
amusement
One of the games for which a prize
of a booklet was awarded was called
the North Pole and Mrs. ID. d. Dixon
carried on the honors in this. Mrs. D.
| ]. Reid was the successful one In q
guessing contest. the object of which
was to correctly guess the name OF q
Japanese idol owned by Mrs Schiieker