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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-08
GOOD RESULTS FROM ORGAN.
IZATION.

State Commissioner of Horticul-
ture F. A Huntley expresses the
opinion that lack of proper organiza-
ton is a frequent cause of low fruit
prices. He cites the case of Puy-
allup, where he says that low prices
were received until the right kind
of an organization was effected and
the marketing systematized. He
gives chief credit to Senator Paulha-
mus for inducing the berry growers
of the Puyallup valley to unite to
protect their interests.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the
Registration Books in the City
Clerks office for Wenatchee and Co.
lumibia Precincts, both in and out
of the city, will be closed on Tues
day, October 18th, 1910, at six
o'clock p. m. of said day, and remain
closed until after the election to be
held November Sth, 1910.
SAM M. SUMNER,
City Clerk
~ $50
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REPUBLICANISM GROWS.

Liberalism in the Iberian penin-
sula of Europe has had stormy
path and the chief obstacle which it
has encountered has been clerical
ism. The union of church and state
in which clerical influence has been
paramount is soon to pass away in
Spain and Portugal. Clericallsm
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PIGS FOR SALE.

PIGS FOR SALE, to s weeks old.
Will have them in town Saturday,
Oct. Is. Pat Greelish. Phone
324S. 1914
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A Generous and Charitable Wish.
II wish all might know Of the
benefit l received from your Foley's
Kidney Remedy" says I. N. Regan.
Farmer, Mo. His kidneys and blad-
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der gave him so much pain, misery
and annoyance, he could not work.
nor sleep. He says Foley's Kidney
Remedy completely cured him. Sold
by Wenatchee Drug Co.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-S300, irrigated orch
ard ranch on Lake Chelan. Cash,
improvement. or share lease. Ad-
dress Vollmer Brothers, Lakeside,
Wash. lis
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WATCH FOR LOST.

LOST-GOld watch fob, probably on
OrOndo avenue. Finder please re-
turn to Mrs. Guy Brown at G. C.
Griggs, corner Orondo ana Wash
ington SITS. 10-11
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COAL.

HAVE YOU TRIED Roslyn or Car
ney Coal? If not, why not? Prices
right and full weight every time
Phone the Cannery 545.
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GULL APPLES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cull apples. Bring your
gunnysack along and fill it for
Csc. Phone $50. 1915
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LIVERY FOR SALE,

LIVERY STABLE, stock, fixtures
and feed, at Cashmere, for sale.
Good paying business, and a bar
gain. Write Sunset Land Agency,
Cashmere, Wash. If
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One of the most satisfied audi
ences ever leaving the Wenatchee
theatre witnessed the production OF
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ORCHARD LAND.
WANTED.

WANTED-Strong young man for
bell boy at Elman Hotel. 9-S
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SUCCESSFUL WEE X

Bell Company Pleased With Treat
ment-"The Color Line Tonight.
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Main Office-Business and Editorial
Daily World Building. Wenatchee,
Farmers Phone 1882.
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Entered as second-class matter at the
postoffice at Wenatchee, Wash.
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w. S. TRIMBLE. ...... Editor
C. E. STOHL. Advertising Manager
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-09
Atr activo surtido.

De regreso de los Estados Undo:
Ia representante del acreditado ss,
teblecimlenso Las Noredades. la
completado Tin magnlflco surtido
de cuanto sc encuentra de it'll, +, ne
ces.rlo en- aquella importante plaza.
Pedldos hechos Europa estan lie.
gardo tamblen en- cada vapor y todo
cuanto exija el mas refinado gusto y
la mas esquisita fantasia Sc encue. :.
ira en- el establecimlento de moda ue
Ia ciudad. Adornos d, cabeza, perfu
meria, ,muebles para gabinetes y to-
cador, ropa blanca para senoras Sc
horitas y nllas, sombreros, paraguas
y sombrillas, relojes, macetas de flo.
res, figuras de marmol, bitcui+-
terra-cotta, estuches, alfombras, ju-
guetes, vajilla de cristal y de plata
Sc encuentra precios convenientes
en- el establecimiento de la calle de-
San Francisco. Ordenes por correo
ytelegrafo. Servicio pronto y cuida-
doso.
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La lie Fur, yeconfortada moral
mente por Ia seguridad de que su hi
ia no eareceria de NADIA, Sc restable-
clio en- POGO tempo.
Pasada una seman, e medico Ia
hlzo saner que "a DANA que hahia
rerosido Ia nina, obllgada q sallr
para Ma, Sc Ia llevaba con ella
"a MIA al otro extreme del
mundo, Que desesperacion!
FL medlco trato de calmarla.
Hay Que ser Tazonable' Una
ausenela de unos crantos meses Sc
pasa pronto, y ademaS sera conve-
nlente para 81 hila que, a consecuen-
cia de las Prlvaciones sufrldas, pa
dece una atecelon al pecho. lDebia
usted fellcitarse de esta venturosa
casualidad, en- lugar de entristecer-
Sc.
Como ella continuara lamentando
Sc, el doctor continue insinuamente
-Cuando salga uSted del hospital
debll, sin recursos. incapaz para ira
halar Y subvenir a sus proplas nece-
sldades, esa criatura resultara una
carga pesada para ustcd. eTiene US
ted derecho. Y tendria valor para
condenarla a la miseriao!
= No.! no quiero que Sc Ia lleven
No la we're mas,
Como ll,ted ouiera,-contesto
el lronlcamcnte cQuiere usted decir
me adonde Sc llevara a Ia nina, care
clendo, como usted carece, de doml-
clio
La pobre muier qued6 vencida.
81 demacrado rostro expreso un
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al "a
-s-e ora. 70 Sc enta1e dsted
Eltonces, no me atreveria
-, Basts de precauo;ones orato-
rlasl
iExplieate
La LIE Fur calio, temlendo v lamen
tando haber dido mas alla de 10 p.u-
dente.
lie 10 mando
Entonces, rebuscando las pala-
bras, balbuceando, Ia pobre mujer
repuso a su sonora las suposiciones
del Rojo.
La noble DANA no la dej6 acabar.
lrguiendose con majestad terrible
con los ojos fulgurantes y con un ges
to de amenaza y repulsion, exclamo:
iBasta, VII intrigante! iCallate!
iMientes' iVete! lie echo!. dNo
me has oido9. lRetirate en- el acto,
81 no quleres qle tie arrolen los laca-
yos!
-iPerdon, sonora! lPerd6n!- gi-
mio la pobre mujer, arrastrandose
y ocultando su rostro inundado de
lagrimas .Perd6n!. ipero tengo
el deber Gle hablar, Gle decirla toda
la verdad, Y usted. tiene el dgber
de escucharme hasta el fin.
La Senora de kerdriant cavo aba
tlda sobre su sill6n.
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Los pobres no tienen tempo para
liorar sus desventuas
Pero no tue possible o,viiar ) sc
querlda Paullna, tanto mas amarga-
mente iiorada, cuanto que coz Ella
desa pareclan el unlco recuerdo que
ie quedaha de su marldo desterrado
La pobre mujer Sc deshlzo en-
lagrimas, al llegar este punto dc su
relate.
-6Y que mas 2-pregunto Ia Sc
nora, despues de eonsolarla carlno-
samente.
-lAh sonora, No Sc como expo
nerlo. 10 que me trae aqui.
" Habla, habla!
-iPues bien figurese usted 10
que habra pasado por mi esta mana
ma, cuando la senorita Renata entro
aqul.
6Que tlene que yer Renata en-
este aSunto?
La voz de la anciana, adquirio
acentos de sorda lrritacion.
Hay, sonora marquesa-bal-
buceo la lie Fu-que la senorita Re
nata es el vivo retrato de-. mi di-
funta hermana Maria a los veinte
amos.
de tn hermana Msua2
-Si, sehora.
La sehora de Kerdriant, reflexio-
no I'm instante.
Luego presintlendo, quizas 10 que
iba a saber, dijo frunciendo e entire
cejo y en- tono aspero:
-dY que pretendes deducir, con
tus misterios, de esa fortuita seme-
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dolor ,ndec!ble, sus olos Sc anegaron
en ilanto, Y sus latlos Sc ag!taron,
pronuaclaEdo paiaDras .c,nte!igl-
bles.
-lResi gnacion n'-murmuro WIEN
dose lmpotente.
Pero Ell su alma srglo el negro
presentlmlento de que aauetla sepa-
raclon seria eterna.
-iAdlos, hija mia iAdlos!.
-iEsta usted loca .-refunfuh6
impa clente, el medlco.
No! mo estaha loca! no la enga-
| no su lnstinto maternal!
El doctor Bernard desa parecio
sublta mente
Despues de ounce dias de ausen-
cla, ounce dias, durante los cuales
carecio de noticias. volvio el doctor
con I'm aire sombrio, presagio del
anuncio de una irreparable desgracla
-iAh!-exclamo ella Ha muer
! 10 ml MIA.
Amino, pobre mujer!. Isl. !.
ha muerto!
Impossible pintar la desperation
de la madre.
La impression agravo su dolencia,
y tuvo que permanecer una semana
mas en- el hospital.
Al darla de alta. el doctor Bernard
la entrego, a la vez que la partida de
defuncion de su hila, un socorro en-
metalico debldo a la generosidad de
la protectora de Paullna, gracias al
cual pudo restablecerse, adquirien-
do las fuerzas necesarias para dedi-
carse al trabajo
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In eurto de hora despres, IA an
tigua sirvienta era reeiblda po! Ia no
ble dana, que, por fortuna, estaba
sola.
-ii.Ah sEres ti Paulina2 eEstas
restahle IA de tu lndisposiclono
81. aAo.a
-tQue te trae por aqu:
Tina cosa. grave.
Ora?
81 muy sraYe Wy.
Ne haces teinblart
-Quenda sehora, Ia mdo perdon
sntieipadamente, loor el pess.r que
voy 1 causarla. pero no puedo guar
dar I'm secreto que me ahosa. No
la verdad mo puedo!
Namos habla
Con su permiso sonora.
La sirvlenta connenz6 sn relaClcn.
Como va saba IA senora, condcna-
do ST marldo tuvo que abandonar
& Guerande, instalandose en- Nantes.
donde. despEes del naclmlento de su
hiia. cayo Ell la mas espantosa mise
ria.
Para colmo &c desdichas, contra
10 una grave dolencia que hlzo ne
cesarlo su traslado al hospital.
Eyphco las eondiciones en- que Sc
verificana el referido traslado. con el
fin de preparar q su seIora para las
ulterlores revelaclones.
Fl doctor Bernard regreso. de,-
puas de varlos dias de ausencla, dan
dola diarias noticias lie Ia pequeha.
que, perfectamente atendlda y mi
mazda, Sc desarrollaba rapdamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-09
Juventud para tod0s.

SDesea Vd conocer Ell mejor tinte
ideado para 6evolver al cabello su
primitive color
sQuiere Nd. zanzibar su canoso pc
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
J sedosa'
lie custaria a Vd. hacer desa pare.
Ger el teo s3ano de velez qua ~ dudu :
Dlemene rroducen las caaas'
.Esta d. interesado enkacer una
buena conquistat
En,onces, decidase 4 usar la muy
afam ,da
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DTEsTO qle enata, Ia yer
dadera 2enata de her-
d,;ont r. !, va mlerrO

dadera 2enata de ker-
- d1iant, h a 5fa muerto
veinte anos antes, la lover qae &C
tualmente llevaba ese nombre. no
podia ser otra que Ia cue Bernard 70
bo a su madre, 4 Ia lie Fur
Esta escuchaba eXtaSlada.
-Iaulina hiia mia eNclanlo.
La cosa no tlene duda para n
y vo cree que para made conc II
Pedro.
videntenente aflrmo ei he
10, Que habia escuchado con gran
atencion el relate del plntor
DespueS volliendose hacia 81 tia.
Va sahes 10 que has de harer,
por que Inc narece uul obtener II
confirmation de estos hechos por Ia
Malquesa. El tempo apremla, y el
seilor Moreau te dlspensari cue le
dejes. Va tendrenoS OCCASION de Yer
lie, y de agradeeerie, como nlerere,
el senalado serN'iclo que acaba &c
prestarnos. Anda prorto al hotel
-Nov corriendo. iQalera el r'e-
lc, sobrlno mio. que Ia verdaa este
de acuerdo con nuestros deseos
dijo Paulina.
Y Sc dispuso a salir.
-Sobre todo-obselvo el Rolo-
cuidado ron Ia senora Diselo POGO
Piensa en- el golpe que va sep
para ella. q 81 edad Ina re-
velsci6 repentina podrla malaria.
~ temas, se.G prudente.
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GRATIS.

On reloj para usted en- p!alo de
4 semanas, vende vende cuaisuie:a
de los paquetes siguiente. % Eefno-
svs alfileres de corbata; > iib:os al
,isticos de agulas con mas de 30 agu-
las cada uno, IS bonitas peln,llas mag.
neticas de bolsillo cada una en 90 es-
,uche, % preciosas sortijas Cacs
s.rcu!o desc-lto Sc vende q 10 cen;a-
vos oro gro En- Tres nieses hemos
reealado acc reiojes-
Escriba una postal 4 aE Assoc.A-
TE BUSINESS Co. Be- ;OS2. san
Juan. ueEtc RICO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-09

Hay osricultores osls necesisan
mayordomos" = hay "mayordomos
que necesitan colocaci6n. Esas Go
esptirdc,ones Sc enct.entran con dy.-
cultad y retardo. An,bas coinciduln
rdpidaments 81 los deseos de magoTa,
mos y ogricultores 50 anuncsal. ..
La Correspondence. Hay n -
te Giarto especial y m6dica l4r!f-
etecto. ~
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ES.
". j. cox AUTO AND SUPPLY CO
De Ia
Tll.nnn o. Elirse1n rraLi.. P1nsz

Toarirg siguier sodas te IA isa
Copesnte- psto oononieuto de- las casaa
elapaio al,omjvs taller de rePafi
ciones ie Puerto Rico
putan. guardian repsra1 aItOm0vIes
In complete siupo Tepzrsr yomss tub7s &C
IL complete saruiio de efectos d. auion6yIIeS
azeEts generates H Alexancrr eiway, acees fa,
seTyic0 d.Is ss1oaSys Ponce Gaayaua
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OFRECEMOS Al PUBL|C0
Ell Hmpiador VACUUM maPca "SAlTO. :

Con las sgnientes garantas de fabrica
"Machara constanemente sin calentarse nterrumprse
"Tiene por minute destitucion cacuada de p 80
pies cbico de aire libre Producra maxmo de
pulgadas segun el mercuro Standard de los EE u
Durara de IL 20 AMOS alln usandose dariamente.'
"E SANTO trabaara de cuaquier cubo de luz incandes
centc costo de centavos la hora. FL "SANTO' no
podra sperado para e hogar pero tamben su
gran capacdad 10 hace apetecible para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES. OFICINAS. IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES Ii otros
edifcos grandes Haga vista nuesras ocnas para
Ia demostracon por citac6n mandaremos ell aparato
cualquer sitio San JUAN para demosraro privado
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JUVENIL|NA

que es sin disputa Ell me.or t.rte co.
nocido para restauraf e! Gaze 10.
De venta en todas as :a;na,.as
Al por mayor. The Jucen,.snc
Co., p. o. Box i0l. Peace. p. Il.
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L MeJOR.

La joseria Tinaud tiene e:
melor surtldo de objetos de
arte : novedad para regalcs.
v esta constantemente -ec:b:el
do los tltimos modeios. si Va.
desea oomprar Oh objetc de
verdadero gasto yea nuest-c
surtido. en e.ectos de plata de
icy. metal bianco, plateado =
cristal tallado LEJITINo tiene
uninmenso surtido. esta casa
solo vende articulos suESos
todos garartizados. Especia-
lidades para .egalos &c DO
das.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
IS quintai
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MGESlER0s CONSTRUCTORS Y C0STRATlSTAS
Impcrte actual de obras contratadas.... SSSOO0O.OG
de Edifcios Muelle,
FerroczrrIes, Camino. Acueducos ACantt
rllsGOs Obra Riego Drena;e
Sc HAGEN CARGO DE TRABAJoS EN- ToDA Ia ISLA
CfcraS. foraeLa AIar.-i5 ll6 Ie=.on1 0i
Ran .IAS 2 K 4vs0 lsiA
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la ESrpIla ae Bpaiio Roman.

ioais ; Posads. Haei,aciones re.
eas : veniiiadas. sc aG-niGe1 abols-
do servieio s-neraGc. hsiio de 5ucla
YsbuCoa- Gale Cristo5a NoldE
No. y.
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i iiVIAJES RAPIDOS \

roR 1o xxeELErzs vAroRE soBRsos
NUEyO ITINERARIO DEL "yAPOR JULIA"
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CONSIGNATARIOS:
CHARLES WE'RE.

AGENTE DE ADUANA Y CoMISIONISTA
keente Genera! 10 Isls de L. Cespaiia De Segarss
contra Incesdss .TUNIGN De PARIS"
les ARADOS ALEXANEs sstens Bciclea Mares .PAJARIIe
De Ia OefveIa ffsscesa "MAXEYILLE"
de Ia CerveEs aleuspa SALVADOR"
veade AC8iTES 6RASAS De cali1sdes
ausisrables para tsds esse de Hsqllsnas
re PNX 22a TELEF6S9 37L
1k.LAAE.- -SAAXEAkk
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salidas San Juan 81 oas para los pue-tos de
Macori, Domingo Santiago &c Cuba Nuevitas Ha
hana via Mayaauez Ponce ! AVuadial que sui-
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Alien IS y San Justo 10
STCURSALEs:
la Nueva Victoria" Y "Ei Tropico'
.rAILE SAN FRANCISCO
DEL VALE zEN0 HIOS.

carlos 4.i vslis ,.1.
rssnYrs -tsit = i.z1f.:Ti
4Ssc ~ A.. Ss--
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-08-27

The program for the seventh an.
nual meeting Of the Second Wiscon-
sin District Medical society. embracing
Racine. Walworth and Kenosha coun-
ties. was held al the Racine Country
club. DR.. z. II. Ochsner of Chicago,
one Of the foremost authorities on sur
gical subjects In the northwest, read
a paper on Septic Infection OF the
Extremities." This alone was worth
coming from the remotest corners of
the district to hear, as every practi-
toner knows.
Another paper on Subjects Pertain
ing to Medical Jurisprudence" was
given by Willett NJ Spooner of Mil.
waukee, advisory counsel for the Wis
consin State Medical society.
President-elect DR.. Byron NJ. Caples
of Waukesha, was invited to attend
the meeting also Dr. Charles S, Shell
don Of Madison, secretary Of the Wis
consin state Medical society.
Dr. ]. p. Mcmahon )f Milwaukee,
managing editor Of the Wisconsin
state Medical Journal, was present.
The members Of Lake County llll)
Medical society attended in a body
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-08-27

on the Marmor properties in Greece
The saw itself is an endless steel rope
of three strands. loosely twisted to-
gether. This cutter Is passed round a
driving. wheel and carried on guiding
pulleys from a power house at high
speed The wire saw enables stone
not only to be cut from the rock bed,
but sawn on the spot into blocks of
a handy size for export.
What is known as the channelcr or
channeling machine, is In operation at
t, all important quarries in the United
States. 4 locomotive machine, feed
ing on a rallied track and driven either
b" steam or electric propulsion, it
consists OF a row of long vertical CHS
els set in a strong travelling frame
The gang of chisels yibrate UP and
down, 'apidly cutting a channel in any
direction in the face of the solid mar.
bic ledge or floor.
In Aberdeenshire, granite areas
reach their maximum. The Rubislaw
and Kemnay quarries are the largest
granite quarries in the United King.
dom, and have each depth of 300
feet. The rock is removed by boring
and blasting, and as the material is
blasted out the blocks are lifted from
the working face by cranes and cable
ways, masses beyond the power of the
lifting appliances being further broken
u1 as they lie. Rock drilling is carried
out by power drills, either by steam or
! compressed air At the Rublslaw
quarry complete new aircompress.
! ing plant, driven by 100-horse power
electric motor, is installed for working
/ rock drills, the pressure being 100
! pounds per square inch.
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State University Changes.

Four members of the faculty Of rhe
University of Wisconsin have retigned
to accept appointments OF greater re
sponSibility in other institutions. c,
W. Stoddart, assistant professor OF
soils in the college of agriculture, be.
comes head of the department OF agri-
cultural chemistry in the Pennsyl-
vania State college. Prof. Thomas S.
Adams of the department of political
economy takes the chair OF political
economy with large increase in
salary at Washington university, St,
Louis. f. A. Brodin of the school of
music, has been chosen organist and
choirmaster Of st. James church at
Evanston III. Coach f. H. Ten Eyck,
instructor In physical training, in
charge of the university crew. re-
signed
Howard T. McBair, dean OF the col,
lege Of political science at George
Washington university, and author of
books on political subjects, has been
appointed associate professor of polit,
ical science in place Of Prof. r. B,
Scott. who was transferred to the
faculty of the law school
Walter w. Hart becomes assistant
professor IF mathematics In the
course for the training of teachers,
and Will have charge of the model
course in mathematics at the Madison
high school.
William A. Klinger, member Of
last years graduating class, whose
home is In Milwaukee, has been APP
pointed instructor in mechanical
drawing in the college of engineering.
These assistants we're appointed by
the regents: j. Estey, European his
tory; Johanna Rossberg Leipnitz, She
boygan, German; Rudolph T. Rieder,
Milwaukee, German; Otto L. Winter,
River Falls, bacteriology.
Howard T. Lewis was appointed to
the graduate sch larship offered to
members Of the graduating class of
Lawrence college, and Andrew T,
Weaver to a similar scholarship Of
fered to Carroll college graduates.
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Besides the bituminous coal there
viii be required some GOO tons Of an.
thTacite coal Bids for this are also
called for in the same notice.
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" Cents a Mile for State Fair.

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Reduced rates of three cents per
mile for round-trip tickets, or a fare
and one-half, have been granted by
the Western Passenger aSsoslauon for
the state fair. William MacLaren
and Frank A. Cannon, members of the
state fair board, made arrangements
for the. reduced rate,
An extension of the time limit was
granted, the new stopoyer being good
for one week This rate and stopover
have been granted for all county fairs
reached by the Western Passenger
association.
Efforts will be made by Mr.. Mac
Laren and Mr.. Cannon to get better
railroad facilities for the great num-
Der of people coming to Milwaukee
on the Milwaukee road Heretofore
the trains have not stopped at the
fair ground station on their trip to
Milwaukee and much time was vast
ed by these passengers, who had TO
come back to the grounds over cleo
trio lines from the city.
The tracks which pass the fair
grounds are not used for passenger
service. The new tracks, completed
a few weeks ago, carry both incoming
and outgoing passenger service while
the fair ground tracks are used only
for freight It is hoped by members
of the board that the railroad will run
passenger trains over this line during
the state fair week.
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is OFF ON HIS CLAPPING
Unable to Achieve Proficiency In
Handicap Used to Summon Jap
Servant.

There is one kind Of handclapping
I am not yet proficient in." said tho
gray.headed man Il cannot call q
Japanese scrvau. by clapping my
hands. | clap, but the servants do not
answer, A friend Of mine has two
Japanese servants. When he wants
attention he claps his hands and one
day needed q sheet of paper to finish
a bit of writing | was working on In
my friends absence. | clapped my
hands, nobody came. ! clapped louder,
aud again still louder, but the Japan.
ese persevercd in their retirement SO
presently | got my paper. told my
friend OF my failure. ! said ! knew
the art Of clapping we'll enough to
make my sentiments known at the
play at a ball game and at a political
meeting, then why couldn't / summon
the Japanese?
You haven't got the knaCk.' said
he "A white man has to associate
with orientals for months before he
learns the peculiar handicap that they
recognize as a summons
Then be gave me a few lossons
but am sure that | have not mas
tered II yet and that if ! should clap
again for a Japanese servant he would
Jet me clap tin my hands were sore
under the impression that I wa7 Hll
ing moth mller5 or roofing for a