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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
Laughed on Way to Gallows.

Walla Walla, Wash, June 90
Frank Barker, an ex-soldier of Spo-
kane, was hanged today for the
murder of Ira Messenger, an ex-sol-
der of the civil war, whom he killed
at Medical Lake in 1908 after quar-
reling. Barker had to be awakened
when the time of execution arrived
and laughed as he walked to the
gallows. The execution was fault
less.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
WASHINGTON ONE
BIG ORCHARD
Senator Pogue Returns from
the East Fruit Crops
Totally Destroyed.

Jack Frost cost the state of Illi-
nois her first fruit crop this year."
is the statement to Spokane re-
porter of State Senator ]. I. Pogue,
who has just returned from an east
ern trip and toured the state of Illi-
nois in an automobile.
"Leafless trees with blackened ap-
pies hanging dead upon the limbs is
the rule in the fruit districts of that
state. During my tour of the state
1 saw but one tree that promised to
pull through with any fruit that
would mature. The loss in the mid
die states from the early frosts can
not be estimated.
No Failure in State.
Senator Pogue has a large fruit
farm about two miles from Omak,
Okanogan county. Washington. I'm
der his sworn affidavit he says that
he has grown fruit for more than
Is years on his farm without fall
ure due to frost. He has raised ap-
pies. peaches, pears, apricots, cher
ries and most all of the smaller
fruits.
"Pogues apple trees" is byword
throughout the section known as the
Pogue Flats.
Owns Big Tract.
Pogue Prairie is a big stretch Of
fruit land approximately ITO miles
north of Wenatchee and lying along
the banks of the winding Okanogan
river. The United States government
is placing a large area Of the flats
under high line canal. The water
will soon be turned on and fully 90
900 acres will be turned from a will
derness into one vast orchard of ap-
Piles and other fruits.
One tree on DR.. Pogue's fruit farm
produced a ton of apples in 1909.
Last years crop of peaches was the
best the state produced.
Captured Many Prizes.
Okanogan county has captured so
many prizes at apple shows and fairs
that it would make the head of
novice swim to keep track of them.
Omak is a thriving commercial CEN
ter less than two years old. The
townsite is practically in the dead
center of the Okanogan irrigation
project. Many are coming to Omak
to settle for good and all, according
to DR.. Pogue, who is quite content
to live in that section for the rest
of his days.
Il have been absent from Omak
for the past six weeks as a delegate
to the general assembly of the Pres
byterian faith, held at Atlantic City,
N. j., having been delegated from
the Wenatehee presbytery," said DR..
Pogue in an interview at the Spo-
kane Chamber of Commerce recent
ly. Il was never so glad to get back
in my life.
Apples Are Demanded.
There will never be any over
production of apples. The eastern
orchards are on the decline. Two
thirds of my way across the Ameri-
can continent showed no new or
chards. The Inland Empire is des-
tined to be the apple orchard of the
United States are some of the re-
marks made by the senator, who
says that he boosted for Okanogan
and the Inland Empire at all times
while in the east.
He says that undoubtedly the G.
N. railway will build this fall from
Oroville, at the extreme north of the
county, to Pateros, far to the south.
''And then you are going to hear
from Pogue Flats" said the senator,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

Oddities
the
Zanad Viane
through
Holland
travel is large enough
aphernia
Siberian wilderness
The evening world., 1910-12-15

owen wister III In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-owen Wister, an
author, Is III at the Auditorium Hotel
here. with q friend. Walter T. Smith. he
arrived in the city late yesterday from
The evening world., 1910-12-15
Your Hair Green?
The Word Green" Originally
Meant GROWING-CrudOl
Starts Hair GROWING.

When everything tlse fails to make hair rcv
you can rely on Crudol.
Cridol DOES make hair grow. IL leeds the
scalp and noutshcs the hair roots.
For scalp troubles. dry. brittle, dull hair use
Crdol and ". your scalp become healthy and
your hair bright and smooth. One apphcation
shows results.
Crudoi Is supplied by drug and department
stores In collapsible tin tubes. &c. and SOC. OF
sent direct By THE CRUDOL COMPANY. III
Broadway. New York. Liberal size trial tube
lOc. in stamps.
Cudol Antiseptc Shampoo Is . delightful scali
cleanser; IN l0c. tubes only.
The evening world., 1910-12-15
PULLMAN TIPS SCARCE;
HARD TIMES FOR P0RTERS.
Company Told Passengers Are Cut
ting Of Money Favors-More
Wages Asked.

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Puliman porters
have sent a petition to the general
manager Of the Pullman Company ask
ing for an Increase in wages. The
petition says: The growing tendency
of the travelling public either to dis
continue altogether or 20 reduce TO one
half or less the g%ratuitles with which
they formerly rewarded Pullman
porters who merlted such consideration
and the high cost OF living generally,
have forced us to come through you e
the Pullman Company begging for som
relief"
The evening world., 1910-12-15
BEATEN BY TWO
He ACCUSES Of
TRYING TO ROB
Policeman Knocked Down BY
Men Who Broke Store Win
dow, but Captures One.

IN attempting to arrest two men sus-
pscted Of being burglars, Policeman
Kingston OF the East One Hundred
and Twenty-sixtb street station was
knocked down and beaten. Before he
oouid get to his feet one OF the men
escaped. The other was held at the
point Of Kingston's gun and arrested.
Kingston saw the men standing in
front Of a department store at No. 1894
Third venue.
Suddenly there was a crash OF glass
a. the men broke the show WINDOW.
Then Kingston sprinted up to make ar
rests and was set upon.
Kingston's prisoner said he was
Thomas McGurk OF No. 3i74 Third ave.
nue.. He was charged with attempted
burglary.
The evening world., 1910-12-15
Cs,,a Die, IN Hous. Fire.

JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Dec. 1S.-In a
IRE that destroyed a farmhouse near
Russell. Pa. last night the nve-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. Ind Mrs. Alfred
Nelson was burned to death and TIVE
younger children were burned so badly
that they will probably die.
The evening world., 1910-12-15

The wide aisles Of spacious
fourth floor Toy Store. with their
thousands of magnetic attractions,
are the most alluring spots in New
York. Plenty Of Toys and Sslespeople
The evening world., 1910-12-15

Phiiadslphia and at once took to his
bed. Physicians who were In attend
ancs on Mr.. wister said his condition
was not believed to be serious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25

A7o-Assorted Woolen 46N Dress Goods in plain and fancy serges, wors- teds and Panamas; all colors and black, 65c value.
 OO4cGolf Red Broad COC cloth. Much sought after material for cloaks and coats for little codgers. A good $1.00 the yard value. CT CQ-Imported Wool p1eAC Broadcloths in black and a good line of col ors. A $1.75 quality.
 N1 2O-Al-wool shep- OI.CC herd Check Dress Goods in the wanted small patterns. Measures 54 inches in width, worth $2 the yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25
Were Santa Claus in Front of Your Home

All stuck in the mud-wh off of his sleigh all
 to the bador the east fpper of his air machine the old fellow m Or he should ask show him the boys girls little codger
 around the block show the old chapY Well, Steele Smiths going to play Santa Causo 5OO Birmingham this want show the boys girls homesoe lovable youngster
 small friend of whom would like these pretty ohundre fifty of these gifts for byand the numbeh for girls Some of them quite hand All of them will be very acceptable We give vote with 10 cents worth purchase department from till Christmas Day. The 800 who receive the most voteseah get handsome present-with SteeeSmh sand your pimens It's advertising, of coursbn it's much more sas- factory than just newspaper space Will show the wayto somebody's house by voting each time make purchase9
 and Play Ground Fourth Floor Now Open
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25
We Invite You To Come and See "Old Darby'' $47,OOO Oil Painting by Rosa Bonheur

Original Picture by the Worlds Most Famous Painter of
 Animal Subecs-Now On Exhibition On Our Second Floor
 subject of the picture Od Darby venerable white hor hrusg his head from barn door The and valued SAY 0 The work this painting done the Bonheur Founanbleu France 1884, It until after her deah which time "Od Darby with paintings and brac Rosa Bonheur Eugene Bonheur the orse Fa the property of the Metro potan Museum the picture the most pretenous of Bonheur works paintings broad technique that Darb of her greatest achievements She painted her methods broaden toward the last sOd Barby'' life fhermans horse, whose humble life was drag the fish nets in to shore near Hav France always of him at his york; and both admng and png him in his old bought him and sent Fountanb where she used him for several motifs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25
Choose From 500 Fashionable Coats
and Suits at $25 Today and

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25
vELvETEENS, COLORS AND BLACK FOR SUITS
(Friday and Saturday,

To reduce our stock of Vel veteens now so fashionable for suits, wraps and dresses, and always popular for trim ming purposes, we inaugu- rate this two-day sale, offer ing choice of our line of $1.5O and $1.25 qualities, in black, and all staple colors, includ- ing brown, tan, gray, purple, navy blue and hunters and olive green. This is one of the best known vel OEo veteens, per yard. CCC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25
Buy Athena Brand Best Knit Underwear
(On Second FIoorl
Sold Exclusively at Steele Smiths

One great comfort in wearing Athena" Underwears that there's Underwear feeling feeling of bulk wrinkles pulling and down. Athena Underwear is very elasc
 the fabric such that there's comfort and warmth without bulk It fashioned perfectly that fits all parts of the body The different styles in which this underwear made each buyer her individual preference.
 When consider that garment be purchased low Fifty and that with all its perfection Athena garments than ordinary underweaheres every why you should select Athena Sold in Birmingham only at SteeeSmith's
 Lightweight Athena brand Vests French band Drawers E and Tights of soft quality beached cotton good value cVN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25
LONG WILLOW PLUMES
 IN BLACK AND WHITE

(Friday and Saturday.
 Fifty long Willow Fumes in white and black, real $22.50 values, offered in our Mil linery Department today and Saturday for the very special price of $16.95. Beau tiful plumes, long and very fluffy, every plume hand tied. Every plume is of se- lected South African male stock. An unmatchable val ue, and one that should be taken take of. adtan- dt S16.95
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
NEGRO WOMAN INSANE
Ran Away From County Farm
rested at Beech Ridge-came
From South Recently.

Cassie Green, negress who was
an inmate Of the county poor house,
escaped from that institution yester.
day morning about o'clock and turn
Ell tin at the Mobile e. Ohio railroad
station a Beech Ridge, where she
attempted to disrobe Hezakiah
Rumfelt deputy sheriff, took her
In charge and brought her to Cairo.
where she was put In Jail Yesterday
afternoon commission composed OF
Drs, Davis and .Dickerson. examined
her, found her insane and ordered her
sent to Anna. The woman came to
Cairo about FOUR months ago from the
south Deputy Sheriff w. r. Sisk
took her last evening to the Anna
hospital,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22

Lambeth (Engl odd" Church has
numerous historic monuments. and in
one of the windows ia the full length
figure of pedler with his pack. staff
and dog. This is supposed to repre-
sent the unknown person who present
ed "Pedler's Acre" to the parish upon
condition that his portrait and that
Of hiss beloved canine companion
should be preserved n the church and
that his dog should be buried In con
secrated ground.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
sun and Moon.
RIVER NEWS

The river marked Us feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing q
Tall of q of foot III "a hours.
Il sing rivers were reported from
rot s above here yesterday as fol.
lows: Pittsburg s, Cincinnati >,
Louisville IL.
The eTers Lee arrived frcm Mem
HIS at o'clock Yesterday morning
aaa cleared for st. Louis an hour
late
!. lie Dick Fowler was out from ~.
dueah and went down the river after
cargo, returning at p, m.
The City OF Savannah came out
fro"r ST. Louis at p. m. and clear !
for the Tennessee river an hour later
sc Stacker Lee arrived from st
FTits Cat D. n. and was here
9 i. m. adding freight for lower river
points. She took large number Of
cotton piekers.
The John S. Hopkins. Evansville
and PaducaA packet is 10 go on tht
ways for repairs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22

The great windmill country is Ar.
gentina- Plenty OF water from Is to
800 feet underground throughout the
vast, level, unhroken plain, as extern
sive In area as one-third Of this the
whole United States. but all like our
prairie lands; and wind blowing
across the even stretches all the year
rc1nd- The grazing lands are dotted
with windmills. and Argentine keeps
on importing them, chiefly from Yam
keeland. at the rate or more than Q
thousand month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Smokeiess Frying pan.

A frying pan said TO prevent smoke
and odors from epanating from the
food being cooked, even onions being
included, is described in Popular Me
chanics. One side of the wall OF the
pan has an extra section Of wall at
tached. AT this point the inner wall
Is cut low, and between the two Is
an opening. With the cover In posi-
ton on the pan the natural draft of
the cooking range starts circulation
through the pan and over the food be-
Ing cooked, this circulation drawing
all smoke and doors down into the
fire chamber.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Ths Music Mas Fatal.

A New York politician onca found It
necessary to attend an entertainment
at an orphans home, and he was hav.
ing a bad time of it. The selection by
the boys band was particularly dis
tressing. Turning TO a friend the
politician said with a shudder: NO
wonder they are orphans. Success
Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22

Pliny said tina; thunder is rarely
heaFd IN winter and that the great fer.
tiiity OF the soil is due to the fire..
quency of thunder rain in spring.
Science has discovered the cause of
inc nourishment in rain water to be
the presence Of great quantities OF
nitrogen and ammonia In the thunder
rain and In hail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Wife Abandonment.

William Traitor was arrested yes.
tcrday afternoon on warrant sworn
or BY his wife charging him with
abandonment. He was taken before
Juaee Dewey Of the county court. who
heSdeisial to bail in the sum of $500.
JGln Ford went on the bond. Trailor
Was married a few days ago, but has
reused TO live with his wife.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22

Numerous candidates called at The
Bulletin office yesterday and express
ed THERE appreciation of the extension
'of theadeuble Vote offer which went
into effect yesterday morning and
will close for all time Saturday night.
One young lady said Tell me, is
this positively the best offer? Some
OF my friends say that there will be
more votes given the last week of
the contest, and as I have several
subscriptions that mean tremendous
number of votes, want to know
about the offer for next week. Win
there be an Offer and if so, will Their ?
be more votes given than on the
double votes now in effect?'
The young lady was Informed that
no matter for what terms her sub
|scriptions, whether for three months
or Tor three years, she had BETH. get
them into this Office before the expi.
ration of the double vote offer. This
is POSITIVELY the Rst offer of the
contest, and there will not be as
many votes given the last week OF
the race as are offered between now
and Saturday night at $3.50. THIS IS
POSITIVELY THE BEST OFFER or
THE CONTEST
Miss Ellis Leads Field,
Miss Olga N. Ellis has the dis.
Itnction of being the first of the can.
uldates to enter the 100000 class and
takes the lead OF the entire contest
| this morning with 100000 to her
credit. Miss Ellis has been one Of
the "husting" candidates ever since
her friends and admirers entered her
name IN the contest, and that she is
the first to poll 100000 is greatly IN
her credit and demonstrates "a her
friends that they did not missplace
their confidence and votes when ,hay
subscribed in favor of Miss Ellis
She y going 70 make her competitors
| IN the race hustle every day from
NOW on until the close, and the ono
who polls more votes at the end of
the contest wants to travel between
now and the end of the race.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
FUSES INSANITY PLEA
OFFERED BY CHARLTON

lfrseyg City. Sept. 2l.- Porter
Charlton lost the opening skirmist
" sT in his f.ht 10 escape extraM-
tsan'f6f his confused murder. at Lake
80. Aalx- If hts wife. Judge Blair
s1erllned to admit the plea Of insanity
and took the application for mis- re.
tirn under advisement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Published the Picture.

The Globe-Democrat of yesterday
printed picture of the Mobile &
Ohio wreck near Beech Ridge and a
photo of Operator Charles F.. Clarke,
who was the primary cause of the
wreck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Some Paid, Some Skipped.

-Four drunks and a vag were the
total of the cases before Judge Whit.
camp yesterday. Three paid their
fines: the others skipped town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22

Never bear more tran one kind OF
trouble AT time. Some people bear
three kinds: All they have had. all
they have now and all they expect to
have Edward E Hale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Miss Olga n. Ellis Secures Lead
In Contest and Now Has Over
One Hundred Thousand
Present Offer Of Double Votes Closes Saturda,
and Starting Monday Less Votes Will be
AlIowed--Get in All Premises This
Week You Will Need Them

However Miss ELS, now that she
is in the 100000 class. must not rest
on the laurels she has secured 10
date, but must maintain the advant-
age she has secured at all hazards
There are others in the race who
are fighting for the lead, and at pres.
ent are but a few thousands votes be-
hind the leader, and it will be but a
matter of days, or hours, for them to
secure the necessary votes to put
them on level with Miss Ellis.
"Fins" Paper Coupon.
As was announced in The Bulletin
yesterday, the ten vote coupon which
has appeared in the paper since the
commencement of the contest will be
discontinued Monday morning, Sep
TENDER 2Gth, and the candidates have
until 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon to
get them into the ballot box for the
counting Of votes that day
Standings OF the contestants as
they appear in the paper next Wed.
nesday morning. win not be changed
again until the last count by the Of
/ fetal judges a week from Saturday
might.
The standings win not be changed
and the voting from next Wednesday
will be blind. No one will have an
opportunity of knowing the strength
of their competitors. unless others in
the race tell them how many votes
they have. which is very unlikely
and SO it will be "A STRUGGLE IN
THE DARK" until the box has been
Iopened for the last time on the night
of OCTOBER 7ST.
Contest Chatter.
The race will soon be matter of
history, and the paramount question
is, who will ride in the OVERLAND?
Do not overlook the day the ten
vote coupons will appear for the last
time Monday. September Goth.
ALL PAPER VOTES MUST Posi-.
lively BE IN THIS OFFICE BY 1
O'CLOCK TUESDAY AFTERNOON
OTHERWISE THEY WILL BE
HRoNN OFT AND MT COU&r.
m
Make particular note of the above
and do not be the one to have the
votes YOU have worked so hard for
thrown in the waste basket.
Three days of the DOUBLE VOTE
EXTENSION make the most of 1t
THE BEST OFFER OF THE CON.
TEST rs NOW ON DO NOT THINK
YOU WILL GET MORE VOTES THE
LAST WEEK. YOU WON'T
Long term subscriptions are the
ones that count up the quickest. See
that you get as many as possible
BE winner. That Is what your
friends expect Of you, and YOU can
he-- you have the aggressiveness,
hustle and make friends make use
Iof them before it Is too late.
IVY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Tore Up a Water Pine

In blowing up Eighth street yes.
tefday water pipe was loosened IN
which flooded the street, causing in
convenience to the excayators.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Fair, little
Grange in temperature.
Washington, Sept. 2l.--lliinois:
Fair Thursday, probably becoming TN
settled Friday. Moderate east winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet. Inc
government bulletin reported rain
from l. points. some showers at
Southern Illinois points.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
Gas From Bark Of Cork.

Freshly cut bark OF the cork tree, IL
heated, gives off gas that can be
used az an illuminant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
c-,cA GO AMEa,c am sA~=.

of you want to die larry, so cid The $4,000
Beauty it is m II start TO finish with cast OF
clever =, oile, wo work with tie iltenticn of giving
the audience their moneys WORTH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-22
CONTEST LEADER.
MISS OLGA N. ELLIS.

District Leaders.
Dist. No. Miss Alice Bryne.
Dist. No. 2.-Heine Eicnoff.
Dist. No. s. Miss Geraldine
Howlette.
Dist. No. miss Minnie
Frank.
Dist No. g. Mrs. Edna Bry-
ant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
.uEAvy MoRTALrrIEsY pREpICTED.

of ringing the alarm pe
themselves the party
Will
themselves
higher and better Things mas
pewrn convention proceed
o speeches
force reaonary
peril The
chairman the resolutions
andpa
splendid promise of heavy Republican NOR
a fall elections
Garfield closely 1t carries
Repubcansm that promises to I'LL the
peoples The 1t heed
Haymarket In Chi
Newark well remble In their
boots Harmon and DeHm'n ] are men of iron nerve
William the chief obstacle TO
mover ment for a reduc o
something be
thing sell tickets Don't
gubernaoGl luminosity seemed several candle power
candidate yesdayToledo Blade
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
HOW AUTOS
ARE KEPT AWAY
From Beverly Big Nails
Puncture the Tires and
Make the Trip "Tire-
some."
Rv Irniicd Press Wire.

y.
Beverly, Mass, July 15.-The latest
aid to the secret service men who
guard the Taft home at Burgess Point
is an automobile trap" that works
The result is that none of the garage
proprictors in Beverly will rent an
automobile to make the trip to the
summer White House unless the rem
ter has an appointment with the pres
ident or his secretary.
Burgess Point, where the Taft and
three others cottagers are located, Is
fenced off by big stone wall. En-
trance Is gained through wide gate
way adorned with n "trespassing for
hidden" sign but the wide hard road
has in the past proven a temptation
to curiosity seekers and many auto
mobiles have run down to the first
turn where they have been held up
and ordered back by the secret SER
vice men. Because the roadway is
narrow It has been necessary I'm turn
ing to back up on the grassy bank.
Every automobile that has done so
has suffered a puncture, but not until
today was the reason learned.
One tourist who drove his own car,
when both tires "blew" Investigated.
He found on either side of the road,
hidden by the grass, securely an
chored plank studded with big nails
point up.
The word has now been sent abroad
that the "trespassing forbidden" sign
means just what it says and automo-
bles keep outside of the gate.