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IDEAL HOME SITES.

IDEAL HOME SITES.
tsss AND uP-.sIt rER MONTH
ss.i sslssdis s..s Il a. ssu sss I'D 's moss
ssiss May homes tuiit and occupied
ssw Zee ees sshssl. ssrins water plpea
c6wE OUT AND RKR
LINCOLN BEACH PARK
ThfftF uinuiss@ Faanfisror rsf %
datsssoa Station. enc block nom prop.
srty So ~ hsfssfson a. ostseeod.
UNIoN rRusT CO, ownera
fsf-n gnrtfs nita
I'D isse. Aain itss
SPLENDID kEslDENCE STE.
i05xl06
uhshsfrurtibiq v4ea % Lake washing
ton and The Cascade mountains from
abaef Sc siufhps % trees ana ahrahs salt.
able faf Residence landscape purposes
one block from AMdfnnA faF
All modern fseilitiss ard improve
n'n's x lsfflgs,s sH.nlaa n rEsss 80 90
Phone Nain ifse sai Nsw YORK. ulh
oNE BLOCK TO
WOODLAND PARK.
Fouf-rsnm cottage fuli basement aeod
sisw. % tisiai frem street % street
ONE MOCK TO WOODLAND PARK
msut waiks. TRUNK sewer ~ and paid.
ti.tt1. via good terms commsnt un-
JOSEPH VINCENT.
Hotel ctaudee
Ind tto4 before 40 e. ~
nsHRain-Asw funf.r room bunNaiow.
iafps FROST ard baak purcheai walls and
eeilins Finished y bafiap ard psnsisl ~
pathfad lot tokife. Wafaf free, high
class nsishbarhoud. one block from car
line small payment down and IS pei
month Take fauntfaFay car 10 Ffanfar
mac 81 walk ore block west aut eeF
nwner. sunday. of after . o'clock seek
days
fsa eoe on hand Tor Fuoa leaua on ia
proved Seattle property a. current rates
Money advanced Ter buildinH purposes
Moftaaxsa bought and choice mortgages
fdf sale
JOSEPH r. THOMAS 4 CO. ne.
ioa CheFfY ST.
Entrance 90 f4aWman nida
rar sale aogen iots cost each. front.
ms on CalVin 80. UsnfKetuwn Hiah and
slightly. fine stoN tauf blocks east %
car track Price ttee ana upi easy
terms Main s3la.
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s'h''s
/ TASTY !
Is LITTLE 8
g HOME .
SO
Il - reed Taste nct naansy thai
utAhaa house buHsNiiAe TAts heaes
sas eiAsnsa wish ssss fsss e sAisa
have AZ sftsa sssa4 sst fsf e@ak frera
ins str~st uhfeh. she's ssffeanasd b.
nsssrs .na siss. 81 ssss shsss at.
thAf utsfe rnaasf e4nHes aiTs TIE haass
- rnndsfn iu stFls kns nnish~d Nifh ihs
esst II giasnhinx TBS Msins frssn .
fnaurrf re ist . sasisp. spa liss tesl
Ffsht faf riea iawa ann fsfraee The
yis- u ths asuna sHa isegutHins T. ths
finsst BE- shs Sasth Ess
PRICE s1.ooo. \
a3Oo CASH.
$40 MONTHLY
A. -
ass shs e~uss - sss isneh fpasa a.
ssHaaY y sufias ths ssss ~ tst -
tef S9w Yert nless
TWO SNAPS
$500 buys . lot IgM4QR. with al
kinds ~ beating fFuit fine location.
splendid garden ground. Easy terms.
$500 Two choice lots ln grow.
Ing district close 20 car. tsrmss
SOUTH PARK REALTY co.
H8Ht Ffaffh Az. 81 Main 1855
Take South Park car 90 Clover
sf0o CASH.
Fauf Ana fise.reara hunsai1ws rpoan.
,.'a.,,.f. ia sass o.f.,fis 49,.
nlas 81 sd Kaplr. uiss
81 .eO0--A SNAP
SIS hause. piamhed and wired.
rfpsf fof farnaee. foil basement fouf
siesss from ..sss, e, sssiis ownsss. a
iashe car 70 Doses tanflrr
WHY PAY REMIT
three room, house. ssrtso iot. ei.arsa
snd fenced On street car unss raust -
500 az once 1850. as cash ard Is
mahih fnquirs Rnqm J. Times nlds
Fieasroom rotfana madarn. aasess
r.. pG "a, ' e, a. ss'l ,. s.fer.
city Call itli aznd AZ 4 Phone East
sArss isysi tract 9Th fvs.roosn soass
g. fntsIuften. IS fniies from city Ter
a. 900 tiQe cash. balance fte Per manth
See me- A room T. Times hida This 10
bargain
HIRAM fIA1T
HMAufHOE TO MEnrEH SPECIALIST BE-
n 7fe -lgf Lsafy uid9 Lad tfiI
House. 4 rooms. aass itih West. ios
tnK1Sa. aapa View fruit trees. improve.
ineHta So and paid iusaatiAate Ownar
1894 Lin1an az FFauout
For sais-f.roo house on " sfth I'll
il9s aoNn. sssF payments sit Hlnekisy
Hida Maiu bfae
House and three tarEs lots foF tie6e
fef down balance SIC per month See
esnsri room q fimss Hidg
samuel CoiiFsr Gef i.uarY BUILDING
deals IN city property. farms and tim
ssE ianda fiss fouf property with MIN
$4,000. on rEuMA
Eiahfsrprm modern house University
district. furnace and two flfHplaeeH Lot
fNnsa. on f1rd 81 uauar. faaG second
AZ " n Phone White taf
Tive excellent esfoem houses Toe 500
t9s. near Pine and broadway. $4,000
rhuua East eat
Two lots % Lakewood cheap faf cash
Call faos 18th e.
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90 "a mafs faH ssvefin4 migfuft
- a s4asr ttma anfHaH var eaaif1
q Il a4fy ffes haaAitt aNt fafHHiH
lnaat. fs WAiuwFiaht NNts
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tfEVNf.kNh 0Hfu
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~ .Afrf tract tle1ted aIN niles
E4eH lFaEYa 81 tne mHfad4fn
= asssa 20 orchard Z acre auaisa
.sess So acres prunss Tears ola 10
es Ysars oil Faat ffnsrn
-. fAlr tar1 81 see Ie fruit 8FfrF
ts$sF rsr acre Pr Information
Wiiiaqn. q Bank Hid4
~ f#eTar
=. tfne lassefa farm five rs.ssn
~ paafirg fruit lrses ore hour
- 9s+tfe o. fffaner. Fhaua Main
49, s.4eft chietea rfnch sell
STR fAirkena. dleka. B COW aad
~s h4fss o. eeansF road. close co
q A CRAP
= 1-aesk b'fg OppHsife r1niafrss
u ssie - Fsat ahasu Fruif mes
-. - sfs. sarisr I.fa1ai hnaaa. far.
30 s4 Seattle
NAATEo-kcHEAcE
q ~~es~~.~.~r.~.~~~
- - ED Acreage ~ piaifirH VIII
=. rArt Or #aahan island o.
hssfaftau. lr near lake WasHfnK
r a CRAP
10y BOG Opposite rqef1frrn
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
.~~~-~~>~s~S~~~~~~ ~o~~~~~~~~~e~ec~ee
1880
Five-room modern cottage 20 ex-
change for vacant lots OF acreage.
"FIsMPfTRE REALTY CO. INC.
tis-3st sullivan Bldg, 1io-ia ist av.
Hare u gaar chance ze acres fine
level land. north q clty. where property
"a bnuua ta fueruAsn IN taiue. VIII trade
Tor house and iet IN city y W lackaon.
sol American Bank BIDS Main fste.
Ind $751;
Four- room house near ear iines $3.50:
ttoo cash ard tsrma o. yin trade for
HARMON l. LEE.
sol Third Ave
ron EXCHANGE
''guerney" refrigerator or violin for bi.
cycle Address Lock hex ~. station =.
seattle. wksh
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
s~-~~e~~~~~-~e.~~-~~~ ~-~~~-~eo~~-~~~~~r
For sale -rwo-room camp with ny.
water In. close 90 Two ear lines. stove.
dishes some furnhara. all for SIS. tsth
ana THIRD an w
Carload - fresh younF cows perfect
~ healthy iusi passed government In
spoctiou for tuberculosis. Phone Queen
Anne ffaf
$50 sample suits. tifso rracia Room
io1. sosG rhird
pariof hliiiard table. folainE go-cart
white Leahorn hatchine egsa East
finf
Dor Sale Double Fo.rart. In good con-
altion. cheap Phone Main $50 Al
dreHs tQi fth av
Ten NefnHi une and tNo-eioW lamps
used very little. Will arii If a bargain.
Dot sale- Desks, uhairs. showcases
Chicago Store and office Furniture Co,
taae ist av
second hand runnins sears. seattle
Coal and fuei Co. iall Weller 81
Wanted---A farm horse. J. Il. Parker,
room rnlon Hoax
3 10 cream cone irons for sale cheap.
gi9 Columbia IT.
ono Toledo computing scale and re-
frireratof. cheap. Queen Anne e2o
House boat Cor sale al fntorhay. OPP
nosiie ballard. 3ith e.
Modefn camp Tor sale. between Ma
druua and iseeehi Enst faeh
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/ ftF selling fHplHlN ana values IN
{ crensing Price 500 Bis bargain,
B-1e. care Star
READY no AoVE iN--Nsat. sell fur-
nishHd. aixsruUm house, electric llahta.
etc. beautiful level lot fektee. lawn,
ahrunborr. bearing fruit trees. choice lo-
cation Meridian district owner leaving
etc. oVefyfhinK goes. t9.Nsq. Small pay
msnt down. balance like rent 90 per
nOnEnr MALTpY,
afa-aR6-aai Alaska building
4.ROOM HOUSE $500
Two blocks from street car line. Lot
fase09i aii cleared Why pay rent
Raise your own garden Terms $50
e Everett wash
FOR sale New s.r0om home strictly
modern. east front View ~ mountains.
Inquire o01 18Th North
Sacrifice 10 Fremont AiNruom mod
afu house. fun concrete basement. lnuur
dry trayai t0xi00+f iott good Wow. street
improvements ln. , block to car f2ig00i
come terms This must be- sold az once.
lfa3 Fremont ~. north f22
Modern four and five room houses close
iuf $1,000 20 $500. Terms. $50 20 1900
g A. GRAF.
KODAK developing Zoe o. foii, any aiae
Jacobs Photo shop. second floor Pei
bidK Popular priced Photography
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Tot tgssiG0 CORNER foot above
graded street. cement walks. only $500
Terms
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Several fine G0st0o iula just north ~
PARK, 1850, 10 cash. bataucs go suit
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For knie-fwo iots AaKtsa ~ each.
shelton. Mason eoantr csess 20 eusi-
ness centar tta.
caii en- o. address chas tseyd. tfse
pfrenuond Az seattle
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YAKIMA FRUIT RANCH BAR
GAIN
z 4eres HIGHLY Improved -
Nr,s tsafinF orchard. APPLES.
~ s4fttfi4a balance lu hAg IN Ia
rsn sEfAH HEIGHTS So mlIes
san ~ mala line ~ n. v. III
F>as 4iainxs wRtef piped 20 house.
NJ Eafsf fiEat ff9p per acre
fasi tsffn& a snap PARK Err se1
pref HIfE Main 1857
aoHE NEAk EvENFTr INTER.
N3ak ~kuly - feaa Fou, ataf.sas
- tsFsA AZ isetA sfsassa GOOD suit.
meNt we1Ard. qaaffes acre Tn tfFH9
Eff4& 9a#a sla-raaa1 hn4ss#. barn x1afs
" heee~s afeansmsiiutfaa tNa ehiekeua
s''sstsA csa aeiis9f shss Tor - sss
" SET tine anir.
AobERT MALTuT.
l.s.sia-s,i tlassa HuiiflaT
FARMS AND ACREAGE
- pAftA " Washiaafen tTeNar ard
- 40 aaNfosed ara uHinproFed We
~ s#e af sha finres fFasf iRaas IN
AAlns Fa1sF 81 Yea nAnf a f.ra fiaa
EtsHt Ntfat % haY farn. Na have
ne teafi ara uanr 81 TIERS
- aksfaaea faf Seattle or Ia4afns
EEFssE BEATTY co rNc
~ saltsAn NlGK rta+f1 i8f Az.
AgHEs 20 unaes confirmation 90
- tmtsf 10 toa zee fsatl wlndmiif
.sisr tan BE- gipsa 10 house ne~
- - @' "a -. sa5 So. 90, 49,. So
zhs.a sasg frltink fisfaaga =
fqr immsdiafs sale sfaeH.
80 FtE9ns Tools etc will consider
sA4t Address Hs4l star
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nr b ~. Pierce. o. %, Ten wears M
practice. 80i Arcade ANNEX ~ llpS
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CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
RELEASE LA PORTE
SUSPECT ON BAIL

LA PORTE, Ind, Jan. 15.--Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Smith, arrested as the result of
q. confession of Ray Lamphere to Rev.
j.. A. Schell, now president of the
Iowa Wesleyan university, was re-
leased today on $500 bond.
The grand jury will be in session
next week, when it is expected there
will be resumption of the inYestiga-
tion into the Guinness case.
The Truelson confession may yet
play an important part in the case
This confession was made in May
1908, by Julius Truelson OF New York
now serving a term for forgery in the
Texas state prison, and it was fully
investigated by Albert +. Smutzer
then sheriff of La Porte county.
Truelson claimed to have visited the
Guinness farm before the fire, and ne
told much about the case.
Tor a time the officers were inclined
10 believe he was an accomplice, but
later 1t was concluded that he was q
ronancer, and told the story in order
to be taken from Texas and brought
to La Porte.
1t is possible Truelson may be
brought here, because there are fea-
lures of his confession which bear
striking resemblance to the Lamphere
cnufpgSiOu
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
DISCUSS QUESTION OF
PENSIONS IN SERVICE
Members of Retirement Association
Opposed to Plan of Lowering
Salaries to Supply
Assessments

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The sub
ject of relief for men and women who
grow old in the government service
was taken up today at a joint session
of the senate and house committee on
civil service, at which President O'Don-
oghue and fifteen members of the Civil
Service Retirement association were
given a hearing.
All the representatives of the asso-
citation declared they could stand no
reduction of salaries to further a plan
for annuities. They appealed to con-
gress for the retirement for old age or
disability and for compensation to
families in case of death while in line
of duty.
Eleven of the associations commit
tee favored pensions, three favored an
nuities through assessments on their
salaries, providing their salaries were
increased to meet the expense, and one
had no preference.
Questions by the congressional COM
mittee showed that the subject was
receiving serious consideration.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
FAILS TO CHANGE
INAUGURAL DATE
HENRY'S RESOLUTION SENT TO
COMMITTEE
STATEHOOD FOR TERRlT DRIES is
RECOMMENDED
House Pays Euloey to Senator Shoup
of Idaho, and Statute Is Ac-
epted-Senate Not
In Session
Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The fight
between two committees over the juris-
diction of a constitutional amendment
to change the presidential Inauguration
from March to the last Thursday in
April resulted in the house today COM
mitting the matter back to the judic-
iary committee.
The action was a temporary defeat
of the adYocation of the Henry resolu
tion, but Mr.. Henry later announced
that an effort would be made to reach
an understanding with Chairman
Gaines Of the committee on election of
president and vice president, which had
reported an almost identical measure,
and the Judiciary committee would
take up the Henry resolution and re-
port it back to the house within ten
days.
The house received the report of the
territories committee recommending
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona,
and Chairman Tawney of the appro-
priation committee announced he would
try to bring up the urgent deficiency
bill next Monday.
After eulogies of the late Senator
Shoup of Idaho the house passed a con-
current resolution accepting the Shoup
statue just placed in Statuary hall OF
the Capitol
The senate was not in session.
Cutting the estimates nearly $1,OOO,O0O
the committee on appropriations re-
ported to the house the urgent de-
ffciency appropriation bill for the cur
rent fiscal year, carrying altogether
$5,006, ,S16.
Largest Items
The largest items are $1,568, 400 for
the military establishment and $1,023,-
569 for the treasury. The court of GUS
toms appeals, not yet organized, is
allowed $70,420 and the naval estab-
lishment $3SS,136.
Provision is made for dredging the
entrance to the channel of Pearl har-
Dor naval training station, Hawaii, to
a depth of thirty-fve feet, $500, 900
being appropriated for this purpose.
To continue the investigation of min
eraI resources in Alaska $4,000 is ap
propriated and $4S,136 is given for the
repair of the Mare island navy yard,
San Francisco.
The question of whether periodicals
and magazines are paying sufficient
postal rate as second class matter
will be elucidated at public hearing
of the house committee on postOffices
and post roads on January &c.
The announcement to this effect was
made today by Chairman Weeks of
that committee. 1t is expected that a
number of publishers will appear to
state their reasons for opposition to
the proposed increase.
The present rate for such matter has
been declared to be responsible to a
large degree for the deficit in the postal
service. Postmaster General Hitch
cock has already explained to the
committee at length the details of the
estimates of his department in the
coming year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
MEN FIGHT FATAL
FOUR HOURS DUEL
Night Watchmen In New York Engage
in Combat-Survivor Writes
Letter to Police, Then
Cleans Up Store

NEW YORK, Jan. ia duel of four
hours duration engaged in by two
night watchmen in Park & Tilford S
store on Broadway resulted today in
the death of one of the participants
from a bullet i'll the head.
After finally running down and
shooting his companion, the survivor
sat down and wrote a letter to the po-
lice telling them all about it and fin
ished up his nights work by cleaning
up and putting the store in order.
John Ferris, who has worked for the
firm for twenty-five years, is under ar
rest charged with the shooting. The
victim of the duel was John Woods
There had been bad feeling between
them. and during the night they re-
newed their quarrel.
Ferris told the police that Woods
slapped him in the face and that for
hours they chased each other around
the store, upstairs and down stairs.
Several shots were exchanged, but
none took effect until Ferris finally
caught Woods in the engine room and
shot him in the head
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
NEW RAILROAD INCORPORATED

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-The Link
Railroad company filed articles of in
corporation today in the office of the
county clerk here. According to the
articles, the new road will be a stand
ard gauge line extending from the
Breecher farm in Placer county to the
end of the Central Pacific branch at
PlacerVille.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
REFUSE TO ARBlTRATE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Repre-
sentatives of the girl shirtwaist strikers
of this city today after an all-night
discussion refused to accept the plan for
arbitration offered by the manufac-
turers. The strikers are not inclined to
agree to any proposal that doeA not
include full recognition Of their union.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
ADMITS HE sMueeLEp

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-George
Wainborg pleaded guilty today before
Judge Dc Haven of the United States
district court TO a charge of smuggling
Opium,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-08
CONGRESSMAN POINDEXTER HAS
WRITTEN LAKESIDE RESIDENT
HIS VIEWS REGARDING PRESI-
DENTS PROPOSAL.

Some few weeks ago Will A. Rob-
ison, of Lakeside, wrote to Congress
man Poindexter protesting against
the proposed increase in second class
mail rates. The following is the
letter OF Mr.. Robson and also the
reply received by him from the con-
gresham of the third district:
Lakeside, Wash, Jan. "a, 1910.
Hon. Miles Poindexter,
Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir:-To begin, I want to
grasp your hand by wireless as an
act of approval Of your Timing up"
in the ranks of the insurgents.
Chiefly, l desire to file my empha-
tic protest against that Infamous
postage scheme suggested in Taft's
message to congress.
Were it low postage rates that
makes our post office deficit there
would be less reason for fighting that
recommendation of Taft's, but every
live citizen knows that the shortage
is due to other causes, viz: Cd ex-
tortionate price paid by the govern
ment to the railroads for carrying
the mails; CD failure to enforce laws
already enacted to prevent mail mat
ter-"1etters and packets from
being carried over regular mail
routes by other means than by mail.
Letters and packets" and all writ
ten communications between railroad
operatives, from the highest to the
lowest, are never stamped-they are
simply marked R. R. B. (railroad
business) and sent along the "regu-
lar mail route"
The law which I say is thus being
violated is section 1892, R. S. U. S.,
and section 181 of an act of March
4, 1909.
Were the law enforced and the
graft price paid by the government
for the carrying of the mail reduced
to the cost of such carriage there
would be surplus for the department
instead of a deficit.
If you are not already against this
"flathead drivel" trust you will in
vestigate fully-including in your
investigation the Canadian post sys-
tenn and noting why that system is
run at a profit while carrying the
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Washington, D. c., Feb. Is, 1910.
Mr.. Will A. Robson,
Lakeside, Washington.
Dear Mr.. Robson have your
favor of recent date and have care
fully noted your statement in regard
to the proposed increase in second
class mail rates. I take pleasure
in saying that l agree entirely with
you in this matter and will take adj
vantage of every opportunity to OPP
pose any such increase. In govern
ment supposed to be founded upon
the intelligence of its citizens its
purpose should be to encourage
rather than burden the distribution
of information and literature.
thank you most sincerely for your
friendly and encouraging expressions
and for your approval of my attitude
in Congress. We have had an up
hill fight but am glad to say have
been more or less successful in
breaking the power at least in the
House of the Cannon-Aldrich COM
bination which has SO long domin-
ated Congress in the interest of spe-
cial privilege. With best wishes,
Yours very truly,
MILES POINDEXTER.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-08
Opposes Increase IN Mail Rate

Dominion mails at one half the post
age price that we in the United States
pay.
But what of it, If there is a deficit
in the post office department? There
is also a deficit in the public high
way department, in the public schools
department, in the army AMI navy
department, in experiment station de-
partment, in the weather bureau de-
partment, and in almost every such
government department Why should
the post office department be made
an exception?
1t is simply an attempt of the
present incumbent Of the presi-
Dental chair to throttle the
great magazines and other great pa
pers that have opened to view the
rottenness in our three departments
of government, especially the federal
courts and the senate.
Respectfully,
WILL A. robson.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-08
Complain of Freight Overcharges.

Minneapolis, Mimi, March 8.-A
great array of railroad legal talent
assembled in Minneapolis today to
defend their roads in a series of i'm
portant cases up before the Interstate
commerce commission. Alleged
freight overcharges are the issues in
vOlved in the cases, in which the
compliments are leading merchants,
manufacturers, lumbermen and 9TH
ers in Minnesota and neighboring
states. The Burlington, Minneapolis
and st. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul and other leading roads
are among the defendants.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-08
CANNON WILL BE A
CANDIDATE

Washington, March 8.-Joseph G..
Cannon will be candidate for
speaker of the house in the 62nd
congress, despite his recently report
ed statement to Representative Nc
Kinlay that he would withdraw to
insure republican control Of the next
house.
This information was obtained to-
day from a source that makes its
authority unquestioned. 1t is also
reported that President Taft and
Postmaster General Hitchcock have
agreed to throw the administrations
weight behind the Cannon forces.
Taft gave a dinner at the White
House last night at which Cannon
was the guest of honor. One of the
guests said today that the president
feels that the country will expert
ence a reaction by next fall and be
ready to repudiate the insurgents by
voting straight administration
ticket in the congressional elections.
Representative Hayes of Califor-
mia, who has been termed a "mer-
cerized" insurgent, was the only
guest at last nights dinner who be-
longs to the insurgent ranks.
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The board of trade Of Little Rock,
Ark, will give banquet soon In
honor of Norman E. Mack, chairman
of the national democratic commit
tee.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Cheian ana Palouse
Rev. O. j. Gist.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Maintains reading rooms at 205-
206 Columbia Valley Bank building,
which are open to the public from
2 to p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Testimony meetings Wednesday at
p. m. in Elks hall.
Lesson sermon is read at IL a. m.
Sunday in Elks hall and Sunday
school at IL m.
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Church Directory
CHURCH OF GOD.

Okanogan avenue, Corner Douglas
N. ID, Titchenal.