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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08
HAVE FUNDS ENOUGH
ROwes Declares Harriman's Death
Did Not Affect His Tacoma
Holdings.

New York, July S.-Edward J.
Bowes, husband of Miss Margaret Ill
ington, the actress, who is to give
up domesticity for the glamor of the
footlights, is very much wrought up
over 1.-The fool dispatches from Ia
coma" which state that his wife was
returning to the stage to earn enough
ito help her husband retain and de-
velop his real estate holdings in the
north"
IF this was the case," said Bowes
Monday, 'how would it be possible
for me to finance the new play, in
which my wife is to appear? All my
property in Tacoma is in the heart
of the city and was not affected by
Harriman's death.
1.-THE dispatch declares that the
failure of the Hartman railroads to
build a separate line delayed the de-
velopment of my property. On the
contrary, inasmuch as the Hartman
people have formed combination to
bring line into Tacoma which would
not have occurred for many years,
but for the arrangement of my prop
erty, it will be greatly benefited.
Outside of the new line coming
into the city the Hartman interests
have no bearing at all on my hold
ings. If l were hard pressed for
money, do you think 1 would be able
to finance the new stage venture?"
Bowes stated he and his wife
would leave in a few days for Ia
coma. The new play, which is an
adoption from the German, has not
been named. The selections of those
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PRESIDENT UNDER
ECLIPSE
Official" Vacation for the
President Begins and He
is Allowed No Mail.

Beverly, Mass, July 7.-Prompt-
ly on schedule time President Taft's
vacation" began Wednesday morn
ing, and from now until July / the
chief executive will be absolutely in
accessible to all those who might
want to discuss business or politics.
The president himself did not
know just how absolute his rest
would be until this afternoon. The
failure of Assistant Secretary Ru-
dolph Forster to arrive in the morn
ing with the mail was not particular
ly noticeable, but when that always
punctual assistant did not arrive af-
ter luncheon this afternoon, the pres
ident asked for Forster and the
mail" He was promptly Informed
that he could have no mail today.
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THE WEN ATCHEE DAILY WORLD FRIDAY, JULY s. 1910
"why not?" demanded the presi-

"Why not?" demanded the presi-
dent.
"You are resting" was the reply.
"Oh, pshaw; so am" responded
the president with a smile. Nor will
there be any mail for him tomorrow
or the next day, or the next day. !,
Norton Like Trained Nurse.
Secretary Norton, inventor and
patenter of this presidential rest
cure, has laid it out like regime
prescribed by a trained nurse.
If the president rests absolutely,
keeps good hours, does not read too
much and otherwise is an exemplary
president, he may be permitted to
have some mail on Friday or Satur-
day.
Meanwhile the mot at home" sign
is out at Burgess Point. Rules for
cabinet officers were surely adopted
today following a report that Secre-
tary of the Treasury MacVeigh might
stop off here en- route to his summer
home at Dublin, N. H.
Rule % reads: Cabinet officers
visiting Beverly during the presiden-
tial eclipse will be permitted to visit
Burgess Point in official capacity
only" In all such cases members of
the cabinet will kindly first call at
the executive offices and leave their
document portfolio with the attend
ant"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08
SEVERE STORMS N
DAKOTA
Eastern Minnesota and Da.
kota Visited by Elec-
trio Storms.

st. Paul, July Eastern Min
nesota and eastern South Dakota
were visited last night by severe
wind and electrical storms which
may have caused loss of life and
great damage to cities and farming
communities. The storm seems to
have followed a well-defined path
from Benson and Madison. MINI.
Details are meager. Wire are
down from these points west and
the telegraph messages can not be
sent through at present.
Reports from Breckenridge, Min
nesota, Grand Forks, North Dakota,
Sioux Falls and Brookings, S. D., tell
Of storms and damage inside the
storm belt.
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Yacht Race to Honolulu.

San Pedro, Cal, July S.-Seven
trim little sailing craft are riding at
anchor in the harbor in readiness
for the signal gun tomorrow which
will start them on the long race over
the Pacific to Honolulu. Much in
terest is manifested in the race by
yachtsmen all along the coast. The
yacht clubs of Seattle, Tacoma, San
Diego, San Pedro, Alameda and
Honolulu will be represented in the
contest.
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Rig Strike in New York.

New York, July Thousands of
women cloak and garment workers
of this city struck this afternoon for
higher wages and improved working
conditions. The prediction is that by
tonight 10000 operatives will have
quit work.
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Good crowds continue to patron
ize the theatres, Notwithstanding the
warm weather. One Of the most in
teresting films at the Gem is hunt
ing scene from Africa in the big
game country.
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who will support Miss Ellington have
not yet been made. The members OF
the company are still in New York.
Rehearsals will be held in Tacoma,
where the production will first be
given.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28
pinckney stepped orward anprily.

f~1ncsney stepped forward angrily.
Mr. Bradley. your explanation is
most nncalled for he exclaimed.
Then Frances began to see. Her
head came up. and her eyes lighted.
U the contrary. Mr. Bradley. I'm
very much obliged to you for your ex-
planation.'' she declared haughtily.
Would 1t not be possible for you and
Lieutenant Sommers to return with
u.s."
ut would be the greatest favor. Miss
Dursnt.'' he said earnestly. Il had al
ready requested it. but Mr.. Pinckney
objects
The girl turned on Pinckney haugh-
tily.
when Mr.. Pinckney realizes that
the lrvessa is my fathers yacht and
that this gun was forged in my fathers
works and that 1t is my desire that
Lieutenant Sommers and MIR. Bradley
sail with US at once | am sure he will
have no objections to offer"
Rebuked, Pinekney bowed with Ill
grace.
"Sinee Miss Durant wishes it | am
only too happy to have you come with
us. Of course" he said to Bradley.
The secret service man bowed in
turn.
"Then Wen go, of course. with
thanks" he said simply. IF you will
excuse me I'll get ready. Lieutenant
Sommers and l will be at the dock
within an hour"
When Bradley and Pinckney both
had gone Frances came over to where
her lover was standing.
"That was wrong" she said, gently
%reproying. You should have trusted
me more. We must have no more
MISUNDERSTANDING. From now on what
affects you affects me. You and !
are one. but don't you see"-she paused
a moment. looking up at him, her
heart In her e%yes-"but don't you see
l love your"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28

OF cheer.
dada reef is the only clsarted reef
within 200 miles of our present posi-
ton. Could you send 200 miles to-
night?"
Harling shook his head.
Il don't think we could, sir. And
200 miles for a yacht would be impos-
sible. Wait a minute"
He sprang to the key again and with
firm. emphatic strokes drove an i'm
perative message.
whats that?" asked the captain.
II asked for his radius of commune
cation-how far he could send,' ex-
planned Harling. He waited a moment,
and then the receiver began again it's
nervous, frightened clicking.
The face of the listening operator
frightened.
Sixty miles," he exclaimed, translat-
ing the clicks. why. we must be
within forty miles to get him at all
tonight. But we are going toward
him. We might now be within thirty
miles"
The captain shook his head.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28
works. does not know the inventor of

works. does not know the 1nvento OF
the Rhinestrom gum"
Pinckney's face was brick red with
anger now. but inside there was a
culver of apprehension that Marsh had
talked. Ii so. all was up. Anyway
this questioning Il stop.
I'm not going TO talk to you fur
Their. sir he declared angrily. your
manner is distasteful to me-
Again there came that hooking. sa-
tirical apology.
"Oh. I'm so sorry. But. Mr.. Pinck.
ney. you don't mind admitting that the
man in charge of forging the Sommers
gun was drunk?"
Pinckney hesitated.
II do admit that" he said. but he
did his work properly. | was there
myself to watch him. Mr.. Sommers
was there too"
Instantly the secret service agent
turned on Sommers.
Were you in the furnace room, Lieu
tenant Sommers. at the time the gun
went into the bathy"
les. SIT, duLultleu the naval JILL
cer. II was"
did it go In at the right tempera-
ture?'
1t was Sommers' time to hesitate.
Ill don't know" he admitted. 81
didn't see it."
"You were In the furnace ROOM"
exclaimed the secret service man. land
you did not see your own gun go into
the tempering bath?"
"There was a quarrel with the fore
man." said Sommers hesitatingly.
what were you quarreling about?'
asked Bradley.
1t was the n question that Som
mers could not answer. How could he
bring Frances into it? Bradley was
waiting impatiently for his reply.
81 can't explain the cause of that
quarrel" finally declared the naval
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28

officer hrmly, aud F1nckney permitted
himself bis first smile of satisfaction.
After all. there was a chance OF
airy, permitting himself to overlook
his only means of ~vindication.
Bradley was still looking at Sommers
with involuntary surprise when Pinck.
ney made his mex move.
Mr.. Bradley. ! wan you to under
stand that I'm very sorry for Mr.. Som
mers about this whole affair. If | can
shall be only too glad"
The secret service man was not one
to be whimsical or chivalrous when he
had started out to accomplish any
thing. Promptly he took Pinckney ut
his word.
That's very good of you. sir. and
you can be of the greatest service to
us. Lieutenant Sommers goes to face
the court of inquiry at Washington.
and 1t Is his desire and mine to reach
there with as little delay as possible.
No steamer sails from this port to New
York for nearly a week.
Now. the gun that made this trou-
BILE was forged at your works. and
therefore. whether you wish 1t or not,
you have a direct interest In the case.
Perhaps I'm going to ask you some
thing unusual, but 1t will be a great ia
vor If you will allow Mr.. Sommers and
myself to sail with you on the lr-
vessa."
Pinckney and Sommers both stared
at the secret service man la amaze
ment. The cool audacity of the pro-
posal took them both off their feet.
Sommers was the first to recover.
Bradley. MOI" he exclaimed impet-
uously.
Pinckney bowed coldly.
I'm sorry, SIR he said, but you
are asking too much. Thatll be i'm
possible"
He turned away just as Frances,
tired of the waiting. re-entered the
courtyard.
"Ah. Frances, o are ready?" he
asked.
Without replying the girl came
straight TO Sommers.
What are you going to do now?"
she asked directly.
II have been ordered to report ct
Washington at once to face the court
of inquiry" returned the officer.
The girl smiled. There were both
sadness and joy in ~it-sadness for his
unfortunate situation. joy thai they
had a chance still to be together.
I'VE are just starting" she suggest
ed. Come with US on the yacht"
Sommers shook his head.
I'm sorry; | cant do that"
The girl stood looking at him. hurt
and uncertain. She had not expected
that rebuff. She could not understand
it. Again Bradley seized the situation.
Miss Durant. Mr.. Sommers goes to
Washington to endeavor to show why
he should not be court martialed for
neglect of duty the night his gun was
forged. It's most important that he
get there as soon as possible. and no
ship sails from this port for a week"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28
his answer into the night.

his answer into the night.
As he waited he seized the tele-
phone connected direct with the cap-
tain's stateroom.
captain. have just received a dis
tress signal" he shouted. Have sent
them our position in course. but the
fool seemed to have lost his nerve.
Have not been able TO get anything
from him yet"
The answer Of the captain came
back cool and sharp.
make him tell where he Is and who
he is at once. I'll be with you"
The receiver had begun to click
again wildly. and Harling. gripping the
table to keep himself steady. listened
with disgust. for the sending now was
that of a mar absolutely insane from
fear.
"Helpl Help. For Gods sake help
usr' was all the receiver clicked.
At last 1t stopped a moment, and
cut in.
Send name and position" he pound
ed dercely. ''Send position. Keep
nerve. Send position"
He stopped. grasping the table and
waiting %anxiously.
"M-o-n-g-o-l-i-a-n" the receiver click
ed wildly.
THE fool" gasped Harling. "The
dirty cowardl Sending that way at
such a timeT"
He seized the key and drove OFT
iercely his command:
Send position"
For reply the receiver clicked back
In the same ratified way;
yacht Irvessa breaking upon reef.
For Gods sake help US. Will pay any
reward If you will save us at once.
Help us quick. for Gods sake!!"
The rage of the operator had risen.
The thought of lives resting on the
work of the coward was awful.
THE fool.n' be gasped. IF he's
breaking up. why Is he wasting time
that way" And then his own message
volleyed out into the night:
What reef! Send position Quick
In panicky clicks the answer came
back. 1t was the same idiotic raving
of a fear crazed man.
I'm reward you. l am e. II. Pinck-
ney and rich. Have thirty on board.
VIII reward handsomely"
Again Harling drove out the short
demand for the position of the wreck
ed yacht. Then. as he waited for re-
ply. he seized the captains telephone a
second time.
ITS the yacht Irvessa, captain. She
reports going to pieces. There's a
frightened fool at the key-B. a..
%Pinckney. Can't even get his position.
I'm doing my best. sir. but ~Pinckney's
lost his nerve completely. If they had
a mar at the key we might get ome
thing"
He hung up the phone to listen in
disgust and despair to Pinckney's
rawlings driven out through the storm.
There was no chance for Harling to
send. The man at the lrvessa key
kept pounding. with no sense to his
messages. AS the Monaghan operator
waited for a break to u in the cap
tain, driven by 1.-The foFee-eft the WIN
fairly burst into the little wireless
room.
We'll" he snapped. what is it now?
Have you got the position of the IT.
yessa? 2"
Harling shook his head IN disgust.
Il can hardly make out what he
says. captain. His sending is awful.
He's a good operator, too, | believe.
only he's lost his nerve completely.
But as nearly as | can make out'-he
listened a moment anxiously-"it's a
little better now. He says lrvessa.
bound for New York from Porto Rico.
struck reef two hours ago. Don't
know where"
''Yes, yes. | understand broke in
the captain impatiently. But can't he
give us any idea of his course2 Can
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-28
CHAPTER XIV.
THE pER1Ls OF TIL SEA.

NHE steamer Monaghan was
pitching, tossing, pounding along
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MISSISSIPPI! ! .
NIB LYNCHES
ld|NG PASTOR

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yolNDED BANKER
CAN NOT SPEAK

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- = fsus she bad never
~ = = before and vas quite
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n ~ ~ piaesd q hes on oae
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b. 3 Al right. Cousin nob
: = saT him bokh WAYS.
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North
Y aliirraa

Upon the fsenn8nssnaa tinr "a the
ffHi susati4n service Tie dslaFts
nfht - he intefisf has auffaFiH
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acres - E4NNfuHaanf lest 4ngaaanf
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vas rsseifsf ta1ar az the iara %.
nfA II is generally aeHfraet thet
me eitttrass4 Indicates fte rsf.
iaFuatien SERVICES Il contemplation
aatlsn e. tho hieh nna pfatsut
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Country Club Boule-
ward Ridge Property

tareau cottage tsa5 ffat cash baiaara
sasf cement walks sradnd street
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sofia rnrneF fhinneF A..
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The Smith-Kling Land Co.
Exclusive Sales Agents
409l0 Central Bldg.
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Water Front

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water see faet beach pfivueae a#a4
rrunH tas cash. balance tts psr meHfH
MERWrr nEALTY co.
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pEEp HfeH ALDFR uofroM LAND
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ad fioaa fa pretty laEst HANDY t1 inter
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TACOMA we can deliver lhls or sea.
~ taken sHhln few days. Terms on
ROBERT MALrnY.
one aa0.a1i Aiaska nuildinr
5.alre ifaets. ffom iss pef aers We $50
SAM HAGEN.
Port nlahaieF
ACRE rRAtrH Fon HALk
have 3 acres good land about q miles
north m fitF limits Wiii sell FOR i7sq %
easy tFrua A. K care The Star
$3.50 FiFe.aers traciF y GOOD coil
gses tbanes far homo nsar fhritinn eiiy
OLE RAMON e co.
Itt-8lf NgW York nids
AcHEA0h rO HnNr on SHARES
one ana ono half ceres ~ bottom iana
az waiker building
a few 5.aere tracts at Hiiyerdaln aa6e
easy terms good aou ln we'll settled
community the best Investment % the
aound " iiemmrrt Madig9n Park
NIlu0a-fa arrea near Auburns terms.
OLE HANSON q co.
ei4.8if New Yofk RIOS
faG Der acre f6r Hoods canal water
front. easy terms W. H banner % Co.
i9n7 f.cwfnau bldg
20 acres fruit land. With good timber.
be- 9ilfgfdaie. $50 per aefe kain safa.
rarf0 over LaNa Washington for rent.
Apply Tea New York block
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