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Suerta mub iibnen.
6ewalii9e Observation-Disclosures
por Tampico pon Dilfon
aneeoronst.
Iera GruS, IA. IpriI.

Suertas Miniiter bss NeuBerr Se'
nor 8ortillo T. Rojas ilberianote 3iens'
taa Qbeno oem amerifnuilhsn @el6dftss
tr6aer cine YtDte, in Der es beiBt, Die
merlfnnilde 6eeieruns fonne in Dem
Gorioa in 2ampico, no omsrltnnllbe
WiatrpleH perbaftet mbrben maren. fetne
BeIeioisuns Der amertanllfen 5lag9a
ieben uno miIIie baber oas Terlansen
eines @brenIaIuts aIs sinen unbered'
tieteu unb eeeeu bns G0Iterreht pers
ftoBenben @insriff in Die iouuerdnen
9iehte Nteritos anieben. Brdlioent
Suerta lei entidIOhen, tie @bre uno
Sounerdnitdt Werltos UNI jeoen Yreis
auirtb, Su erbalten.
921Ibinetpn. 3. g.. IL. Npril.
8r6Eoant @illOn ertbeiIte am 0iens'
tag bem aeianmten atlantilben 8e'
ihpaoer Der amerifaniIhen SurSess
marine ben Sefebl. nod merItdn,ic1en
@emQlieru in See u 9eaeu, nm etnen
@brenIalut fit ole omeritanilde 5ta99e
1sitens Der Suertalten Ge9ierun9, aIs
Nbbitte fir Die lssten 9pnuerltas in
9nmpicu eriplste 8erbaitun9 amerlta'
niider Matrplen Su srSlpin9en.
Sin llitimatum Duroe niht 9eIteut,
bos beiBt es wuroe feline 5riit feit9e'
iebt iuuerbalb welder Suerta Der 5or'
beruu9 nahtommen muB, jeood loa Die
sslpttenbempnltratiUu alS Elm orobsnoer
Bemeis 6aiilr oienen, baB bic Ser.
Staatem feIt eRtidIOiien iine. binter
slomirol Wapos 6oroerung ne6 etnen
@brrnIaIut Su lteben.
Die peitere @utmtflung Der 3ln9e
hGngt Don Suerta ielblt OBJ" rpar Die
aus boben Resierunssfreiien, iueIde IN
enser 6ibluns NIT %rdIioent @tiIon
itsbeu, tpmmenoe fur5e 8emerfun9.
Nt b lima dans8orber lit err
foI9t.
llnmittelbar nodoem iid) baS Gabi'
net pertaet batte, erIieB Sefretdr 8a'
niels Ieinen Befebl an oas atlantiihe
@eI6maoer, uno ipenise Wltamten ipl'
ter lpriibten SuntenOepeiten on oei
8iilte sntlans. nm Die per1hiebener
&rieesi6iffe bes @eidwaoers 5u oer'
anloien, nad Eampicc in See 81 se'
ben. Seit bem ipaniIden &rie9 ip;rt
biesmal Die sr5Bts umerituniIde Streit'
madt oeriammeit iein; IL srUBe 9lni'
enitife nit @i.fsi6lfien ano $4,000
Nnnn.
lleber Die Nubililiruns Der 5lOttC
berrldte nidt serinse Iufre9un9 in Del
8unoesbauptitaot. 3eitunsen ififter
ibre @srtreter ua6 Sampton Jipaos
unb oas Mnrinebepartement bat loforl
20 8erihterltattern uno Bbptograpber
Die @rlaubniB ertbeiIt, bos @eIbpaoel
gu bsslsiten. Die &esieruns slaubi
niht, bnB anbere 9tatlpnen ebenfaus
Srie9sifiiie nod 9umpirp icbi6en wer'
oen, oa bic 2ln9ele9enbeit nur Die 0er
Staaten uno Merito ansebe.
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nS Sbun Sie Dem 2tpril: 6nitcu
Gtubait.

3bauipetter uno gIprilre9en brin9en
es nit fh, onB Sie hb leidt erfdlten;
SopI uno 2ungen Iino peritopit, Sic
tobsn 5ieber. anbntenoeu 0uiteu uno
inblsn ausamein miierabel. Sie brou'
den Or. Sings giem 3tscoperp. Qte'
ielbs berubi9t ben dbenoen uno rel5'
barren 6uiten unO Die 2un9enL furirt
ben puiten, 5br Sopi miro tInr. ons
Iieber ueriduinost uno Sic fiihlen
bsiier mad ieoc Ridtung 9inoerung
pO:r Sbr @sIo 5urld. So!en Sle iid
beute cine 6lalhe 2tnsenebm - Sim
Der m0ssn es 9erne. soc uHo 81 90
bel Sbrem NpOtbeter.
Budlen's 9lruica Salbe fir oIle
@unoen. (Nnj.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
Sterni6nnppcn.

7ip 1orcneniaiion nobm W|iu.
nod iDren Nnlang.
9le ga @ioiie 5loral so. hat
ibr &apltnl pon $25.C 600 oui $4,000
eltDbt. Carl s. Gfaisr TT Eronoent
uuo Cno w. S6Iaba6 Ss'rel1r oieier
8eisulfoit
Ter &rbeitsrolb iGejIi jsBt 5rsis
pdiie noh benz 4etllbore 4ori aus.
On Der lteteu 21cde iuuroeu berelis
au0 4uiie pertbailt; i'm leb,en CONNER
maren ss i'm @anSen 1900
Norgen 1T in Bangor ein 2ebs
reruitltut 8roi. 3. R. Woore uno
9roi. Bruce u Glide oon Der bsiissn
go,malidule meroeu bic Soupt1eoner
Isin.
eay' 1rummDnn maht cine Spes
,inlltdt aus eulen un6 idmierigen 3ies
paratursn oon llbren. 522 Staie Ctr.
- 2u einem GontsIt i'm 3isben BON
aOrn, Gsrits, 6oier uno lSefIu9eI bat
GountpihuliuperiHlenosnt { Itman ole
Sfulinobsu uno Stuimaohen oes
4an6oiiiritts pom ga Groiie @ounip
sln9elaoen.
E& 5susr' uno 4ebeHs0erfberun8.
Qusihreiben pon BsiititgIn uno Qppcs
tbgien uno @eIbUerleiben IA > Iro5snt
oui Ga @toiier Sid,rbe.,sn tit uetne
Spsliolitdt. y. 8. BoI5, ga Cub
z StraBe. Beioe 'Ib0nss &nj.
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Sic fleinc oicr Sabre alte zh,ues

&tc ItethC uter >10Dte utIe %IDfuS%
tier ron Wi1ip 9ertp. ole islbit era
flint sabre olt 1T. retiete am SOnntag
2lbeno bic letlere pom Io6e. Die bela
ben SdJme5eru molten iiber cine Nobns
trsu5ung Der .NOrtbWsiiern" bsl OsK
giruft oui Der 9{pro>eite gahen. al@ bic
d!iete 2mjiden oen 6Ol5ieiiien iisfsH
b,iab 6,e bo8 8ieb on bem llebsrIbrsir
tan oer 0abn biubern ioden 3m leis
ben Njomtu; fam stu 6rotbtiu9 1erana
Qeioult uuo Wa,n iuare chne &eiierfs
uteli0trgu wproen. iuGnn nItbt 6l2 iInHg
1d)meiier iie nit oQer Nioht natb bins
tan 92}err Butte 0jgt6urtb Fam Aiarls
duBei ba,b o2r 0ie,elie 81 Ijeq,n unb biz
Woihine glng p6us ije 5n btrlibren. an
jbr urrbel 8ie Wonncr cai Der Ma
ihua alaubicn lj6ar oa5 lRdoten ole
Qede unitr ben 9id0eru III HnoeR.
tonnten nber 3u ibrem @ritaunsn l5d3
bot6 uom Be9sntbeil iber;sB0ea nae
tptHtsn nod 5el,en. ole Ihbe oes Y2uoe
1su8 aus ben 4oien irei5nmacbsn.
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c,aosuuiau. Is. martea wnrOe /.

Jagouninu. 6. Wartell mnroe iu
ietuem tteinsn Booie iibeno nit siner
Sd)uBuunoe I'M 0lnieltopI uon ,yremn~
ofn. Die nad ibm 9eiuht bniien. nnbc
Nauiin9. 3omo. nuigeiunoen. Marieii
mar am Samltdg lple lmmer nah einrr
'lglEen 9nlel geiabren. no er nit 0Ois~
auen beihditl9t iuar. tam aber oua
Nbeuo nldt belm 9ie Beb0roen nno
nnh ejuer eingeben6sn llnleriudumo 5l1
DEM @r9ebniB getOmmen. OaB e5 nd
bier um einen So9buniou banoel! ger
Mann murbe rrdlinas geihoHen nno
}mar aus meiter }erne. iuie ois 9u9st~
wunoe bsWles y8er Der unu0rRfii9e
Shu6e mar tuir6 wobI ME leltgsltelta
metben tonnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Quf bet Jrftl Sara oi6t
ss cine Or6ioee. oas 8rammntopbps
lium. beren gljtau iiA, mic burtj
ben S6Iag nit eiean 3auberita6e.
rIptIih ale ouf s.uual offnen Juo
bic aud oGs aat .jti9 DernsItsn.
D2an gGou6t % 8 pie 5nisI
Wlialonao bic u5i.e glume Der
Welt hsrpprbyinat C.e e;E8s6pre
np 6a6en ifr ,sn Qamen n9elo"
aeotben. She Sat onndbernD
be, 1uB Ta4~tH1 uCo p;sst 1s
gan 20 Piunl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Gin 9ritteI Der Ginlpobnsr
in Der Cais Stout bei q(in SeiIa
1T ouf sinsm oos: bcipsn Qlugen
bIino oher ect Idtrsr ougentrant.
9is Ditlutu fUbrtsn in
oen o]ttr Itii91sT GsmtinoeE bsi.
Gfreu:itei Nltar Gcttss".
Ter bnlmottf de GsmSince
6s3irt Trais nit 25.)a6 GjrpoG
r.-a n 70 Zorisrn 9ot siEs ein5igt
StaI:.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
Seine 0rnngtbunng.
buertd lehnt oen pon 1Dilion q,
forosrten 6eihIbialut
db.
8sra gruj. Mer, Is. 9Ipril.

9eneral @uitapo Nans. Gonmans
beur Der Susrtaideu Trupp,n IN Gero
gruS. Ntsr, nabm am MOntas 9eIesents
LID zines @eiprdds @elssenbsit. auf Die
in 9ampico erfol9te 8erb0ftung eines
ameritnuil6eu 9etadsments Der Doll
pbin uno Die 5oroerung be8 ameritas
uilheu Nomirals Su fOmmen, oaB Die
BeleiOisuns Der dmeritaniihen 5Ia99e
seiiibnt tperbeu mlI'e. Gr erfldrte. oaB
Die meritaniibe &ssierun9 Gen. Wpre'
IUs 3urasO5a beauIlrost babe. 9omiraI
WGgOs 6orberun9 Die amerltantlfe
6lasse lOIe binnen "a Stunoeu ialus
tirt iperoen-niht nahSutommen. neil
oie5 Der nationaleu g8uroe Nbbrub
tbun uno nuBeroem unnDihig I'm lpiiroe.
iueil ser amerifanlidsn 6Ia8se ubiolut
teine 8eleioisung Su9efiist uorben lei.
Sir ben beoOuerlihen WtBsriif, ben
Sen. 3drn9O5a burd Die Serbaitun9
Der 9lmeritaner 9etban, lei Die uou ibm
seIeiitete 9tbbIlte eine genii9euoe @oms
peniutiou.
g8iliou 5eltebt auf 8enuss
t6uuns.
BrdFoent g9iIlon periiberte an
Mputas 8eludern sesenuber. 6uB ais
@enustbuuns fir Ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
amsritanilder &rie9sidiH6matroien in
3ampieo our6 einsn Gifijier Der 0uers
tai6en &orniiOn etn @ei9isiaIut 81
gbren Der nmeritanii9en arie9sibiffe
abaefeuert mlroe. 9lu8 Der Getimmts
beit, nit Der Der @rdiiosnt oieie SerIis
derSus 9ob, i6lieBt man boB berieIbe
entlhlOhen it, nuf bieier aaberli6ed
@engstbuuna gu beitebsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
&ooicuelt dui bcm 3iidmtgt.

&io Sc Saneiro. 8roiiliea, II. 9lpril,
9ie 9tndridt. oaB 1heo. NooIeuell
am 27. glpriI nus oem SHnern BraIis
liens in W1annos einteeffen ,oeros.
wurbe ON Som1tag burd Tepeiden be-
itGtigt Die benz Wiiniiter bes eleuBern
in 3io De SSonsuu CHI Samltag ppn
otm ber &ooIeueltlhen @Tpebition Su'
getbeilten brallltanilhen Sifijier. iotule
pom @ouperneur oes StanteS 9lmnSps
ros su9iueen. 1rob Der Sdlpierigteie
ten. Die Der @rpeoition Die 9s9ennartise
&egenSeit brndten, befinoen iib Die
Wiitalieoer ale tppbl.
9tetu gort, IL apriI.
9teueiie 9epei9eu. Die aus grniilien
in 9tep })ort anfamen. itelsn Ole 9tlds
febr Tbeooore Hpolepelts BON bort iiir
irlber, als uripriin9lid) 9epIant mar,
in 9lusIidt; es beibt leBt, ar Ueroe IN
ber oritten NtaiWo4ae bereits IN 9iem
1Vrf eintrefien. bn er auf beu 9eplaH'
len 8eluh in Spanieu persihteu polle.
um bel Der SohSeit ieines Spbnes aer'
nit nit Grdulein Beae @lllaro Su9s9en
su iein. ErosreiiiOe Sariel8dn9er els
fIdren olleroings Gooiepelts perfruble
Rutfebr nit oe{ien Iebbnitsm Sntereiie
om @oblersebeR leiHer Bartei.
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TT Her c3etbtr 81 ndBi9sn Hiuirn Ris
ben mt dtt, e'nen uerl1BIIheu Hntbgtbtr ilr
Ieeos an6 Niortanqes hraudt. o6tr @e
auf CUTE Siher6eit auatetheu nil. wenot
iib an ". 3. Qtdii4, 2Q3 z. 4. Strube.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
Ufdu auncnputm,cu.

rEHH UHHNHUHNHFtH' >FEsI AEtHs
tag 9lbeno muroe in elmer semejnlamen
Siguug bes Gomites hlr ipejielle Siraa
benperbeiierungen. 6innu5en uno G5irna
ben uno BrGdeu Elm Ylon fir ben PAX
elnee &inoutts on Der BoielilnB enes
9iiItI9 an9enOnnen, nuo plro SeIn
Stactrolb empiebleno ejnbfrlhtet lpers.
oen. 3ie @eiammtioten blsler 8rnde.
beirG9en $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
EOlitiide Strriflidter.
Sine SpcsialiibuHg Der SegiSln.ar?2
Wprbereitnusem snr amrague. -
GRmann idinloig nuS perurtbciIt.

US MRnoiion tommt
Die 9toh:ltht. ban
lid) bis iest AGA
TotunS fir gIbhal'
tun9 elmer SpeSlnl.
iiBun9 Der 9esIs'
ldtur eltIGrt baben.
9tur lSS babsn iidl
odseaen ertldri.
Nom StonoAuuti
oes unintereliirten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

rT- Ter ttiie autihcns uro Gepdd.
pogenotenii IN ter Sta6t wiro 3bneu pDn
Der @atewop Gttg 3ransfer G
qelleiert 9bpnes l1g
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

0os bem 2eben eines W}snIh.n
erTt gDeri qibt. 1T Elm befonrsnes
llrteil uno cine Itstige Mrbeitstraft.
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6eSd1ftss giutiseu.

~ o. z. Ban Nu'tu. &trilh,runga'
Nqent Bir9ihaits- oeer tdsrhtlts. Bouoi
32s aSeorl Strab,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
Ealiab=6rlt Der SuOen.
Seinc GutitcbuHg uuo 0rSeHtRne Far
Die Sinocr >SSraels.

bes IaGabs
Usltes Der >'neTH
lpeltles in eIeSen
Toaeu 9slrHIi-
lplro. idlrsibt nEE
@r. .. ?)g1sn bsE
iOl9enoeH inisTrs.
lauten @eidifhts
0usSnQ:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

oeS uniuterellirten
&ei6auerS aus betrahtet lit e8 bee
oouerIid. onB beioe politil hen Hdrieisn
i'm Staate iidl nibi nur ge9enleltlg 10
trbitiert in beu pnaren liegeu, lonoern
oaB iie in jbren inneren 9reiisn 10 uu'
eins limb.
Gin 9beil Der 3epubIitaner per'
lpridt liCb CUTE 6lilhte Dor elmer Spe'
iolliguns Der Ne9iSlatur. wie 05on0er'
neur Mc@cuern lie siniuberuIsn 9e'
oenft, uno biitet oen Gouusrueur, oisSe
SpeSialleiiion bed 10 bdlo tuie m65s
LID bseirnen Su lniien, nnoere Be
publltoner iiirhten ,pieoer. oaB cine
Spesialleiiion Die Ihou 10 mie 10 GER
iabrene Eartsi uur nod unejuiger
MAIDEN miro. unb onb lid tudbreno Der
Seiiipn Die Yeiter auerbdno Saden
ia9sn mb9en. bic iib i'm Druid nlht
gut nusnsbmsu.
Slider itsint 81 isin. bnB iih cine
wnbre 0oh1utb ppu Bills stnltellen
miro, ipeun ourh ben 9lufrut sur Sci.
lion ben Ne9islatoren stne 8glegenbelt
9e9ebeu nirb; beitimmt 1T, baB oas
Sater' r'8eies. oas in Der re9nIdren Sel'
lion in ben uerihieoeniien 6ormen jur
9lmeuoirung porIo9, meIhe glmenoe'
mrnts aber i'm IeBten Nueenblid ole
ub9etban lpuroen, iuleoer auIS 3opst
tomnt.
Die GemOtraten niiben Die
sage aus.
81 ,NS4sfrateu meroeu es lih MIDI
uAeetIuS"; oie Steuerirage elfrie
IA .9&lilsn, nno oaS biitere @eIub
upter Der Qaubbsp0ltsrung eegen oiI
sessnludrtige Nomluiitratiou ndd aral
ten Su idilren; i'm 3eiden Der Belten
erunesfrase boffen lie im Serblt gu lie
gen, uno bierSu Iheinen iie duh oi,
| belten Nuslibten 81 baben. penu - ii
nur uuter Iif) elnl9 iudren. Selblt oel
upriibsrsebenoe 8sobnhier iueiB ober
onB lie unter iih nihts psnIger oIs
etnlg iino. DIE beublhti9te Oemotrn
tiIhe StaaisconoentlOn, Die BON
Staats. .GentralcomIle. einberuien iuer'
oen lou, miro iih taum gu eluem Sic
bss' uno Herhriloeiuu9 mobI 9eltaIteu
oenn Die pppontrenben Setter meroer
ouieinanoer plnben, mas pieoer olI
psrl6nlihen, bilieltu @eiuble unter oei
yetlern Der Iattipueu Der Eattst anl
nob ihiiren plro.
Die 4ortei. Die sS ieriis br,naeI
miro. inter iib bic 9lDBte @Iul9tsit 81
er5lelen, tplro ais Ste9ertu aus ben
&ablfample i'm Noocmber beruorgeben
peld)e Nortei oie5 aber ielu piro. mag
pcr osr 0anb 9tiemono porousSuiogeu
6 bmannpe perurtbeilt.
SDi1iam 6. @Emouu befdunte lid
I'M 8eridlt in Wnoii0n ihulol9. Gen
Nnmalt Mnniun erludte. ebe oaS llr
lbail oeiproden ipuroe. um U4iIoe iii
ielnen Glienien. Ser Staatsanmal
prpteitir!e nitt bnaegen.
Gie ipeSielle Nntlage 9e9en GBmanl
lnuitte ouf llnisriho9un9 upn $47S
in @eitoIt BON amei Gbeds. Die ibm uof
oen @ebriioer Sinailo IN Wtaoiion III
2tbialpopIer in 3nblun9 geQeben mur
ben oaS lie pom Gtani tauIten. ali
GBmonn SuperIntenoent iur Siaat8
eigeniAum mar.
Ter MuuiiipaIrid)ter peruribeiIt
G6mon1 5u 10 Monaien 3udtbaus uni
6bmdnn muroe nod an ieibeu 2Ibsni
rad g8oupun gebrnbt.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-05
A MILLION BID

"A Million Bid" is without doubt
the most wonderful achievement ever
attained in the realm Of flmdom. Ii
is Vitagraph masterpiece, full of the
most thrilling scenes ever conceived.
It played to $50 capacity houses in
the Vitagraph theatre, New York city
and was an unbounded success. The
play has a wonderful cast of Vitagraph
stars, headed by Anita Stuart, who is
ably supported by Julia Swayne Gordon
Harry Morey, Charles Kent, and Glad
den James. The production was staged
under the personal direction of Ralph
Ince, the famous Vitagraph director.
1t comes to the Scenic for one night,
Monday June 9th.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-05
.BLFWET PASS ROAD
SHOULD BE IMPROVED
CheIan and kittitaS Counties May Join
together and Spend Several Thou
sand Dollars on This Highway

To make an inspection Of the roads
between this county and Ellensburg,
the Kittitas county commissioners last
week drove over the mountains via
the Blewett Pass road and returned by
way of the Colockum road, which
crosses the mountains about ten miles
east of Wenatchee. The trip was
made with team and light rig.
They said they found that the Col
ockum route had a better grade thar
the Blewett road, but that it was toe
expensive a route to fix and maintain,
The elevation at the summit is more
than 5000 feet, which is twice as high
as the highest point on the Blewett
road. The Ellensburg men state thai
the Blewett road on the Kittitas county
side is in fairly good condition. Go
ing down the Peshastin, however, the
road was not only steep, but it wa:
dangerous. In places the road runs
along the side OF cliff, with DROP
OF several hundred feet. An accident
here would almost certainly cause
death. At some points it was difficult
to get the rig by in safety, all mer
getting out and helping to hold it or
the trail.
The commissioners estimated thai
the road on the Kittitas county side
could be put in good shape at an ex-
pense OF not more than $4,000 OF
50, 900. On the Chelan side the ex-
pense is estimated at nearly $25, 900.
The government forest service will
spend about $4,000 on the Chelan side
and less on the Kittitas.
The Kittitas county commissioners
are in favor of improving the Blewett
road and have signifed their willing
ness to help if the commissioners OIL
Chelan county would do likewise.
Motorists and good roads advocates
are boosting for the Blewett road as il
would make an easy and short trip
from this county to the Snoqualmie
Pass road thru the Cascades, which was
recently completed at a cost of several
hundred thousand dollars.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-05
BASE BALL NEWS

The Leavenworth ball club cinched
their hold on last place in the race tor
the North Central Washington league
pennant last Saturday and Sunday in
Wenatchee, when Moore's youngsters
grabbed both games. Saturdays game
resulted in score OF s to Q and on
the following day it was a II inning
struggle ending to Q, but the Wenat-
cheeites managed to get away with the
winning run. Brown pitched Saturday S
game, but according to Wenatchee
papers was hit pretty freely and had
very ragged support. In fact says the
World, errors were so numerous. that
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in with Jim Hill as pump repairer,
was later fireman, then an engineer,
and up 10 the time of taking his last
job of roundhouse foreman about six
months ago was on Uncle Sans pay
roll, being postmaster Of our city.
When Woodrow Wilson came into Of
fee, he was ousted, as Woodrow could
Mt see where he had ever helped the
democratic cause. That's about all oil
Fatty's history that we are able to get
hold of at this time.
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Whether telephone companies can
be compelled to extend their lines tc
give satisfactory service to residents O.
district, which the company has al
ready tapped to such an extent as tc
keep out a competing company, will
be determined as the result OF a COM
plant filed this week by the public
service commission.
The object Of the action is to COM
pei the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Company to extend its lines,
without charging patrons for construc-
ton work, into the lakewood district
west OF Spokane. The company now
has lines extending to the borders OIL
this district on two sides, having the
effect Of keeping a competing indie
pendent company from invading the
territory.
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AWFUL HOLDUP OCCURS
NEAR THE ROUND HOUSE
Fatty Davis, ROundhOuSe Foreman, Turns
Out to Be HerO-i1Oldup Men
Permitted to Escape

When Engineer Charley Anderson,
who brought passenger No. 2 in last
Saturday morning, piled off his engine
with his fireman, John Pardo, near the
coal chute, they were sure that they
saw a holdup. Being a little excited
they concluded that the victim was
John Glauser, from his size and ap-
pearance, and whom they knew to be
in that vicinity. Pardo rushed over to
the roundhouse for reinforcements and
in a very short space Of time there was
a whole army Of roundhouse workers,
under under the leadership OF Fatty"
Davis, out looking for the holdup gen.
tlemen. Davis was armed with crow
bar and his followers had picked up
discarded brakeshoes and other deadly
weapons that came handy in their mad
rush from the engine house.
Glauser was found several hundred
feet from the round house busily en-
gagged oiling up his engine preparatory
to taking out No. 8, which was nearly
due, and said he knew nothing about
any holdup, but that it might be Bill
Roach who was held up, as he passed
that way a short time before on his
way home, and that he would answer
the description OF the victim, since
they had first thought it was him.
Roach could not be found, but Fat
ty" Davis and his army were certain by
this time that heinous crime had
been committed and decided that they
would camp on the right OF way and
make prisoners OF all OF the hobos that
passed by. The hours slipped by and
the roundhouse was forgotten, and the
sun was just commencing to creep
over the eastern horizon when two
weary knights Of the road were spied
coming down the track. Now my
brave men, quoth Fatty taking tight
er grip on his crowbar, do not fail me,
there are the dangerous desperados we
are looking for and we must take no
chances. I would suggest that you
courageous men, as I know you to be.
rush forward and sieze these dangerous
criminals. I will remain back here and
stop them should they run this way.
But this suggestion did not meet with
the approval Of o. E. Swartz, Fatty's
chief lieutenant, who thought that he
should be the one to remain behind.
To make long story short too much
time was spent in discussing the best
method OF attack and the terrible
tramps were permitted to escape. 1t
was alright anyway the next morning as
Fatty stated, For just think what we
might have done to those poor fellows
who were innocent of any wrong doing
so far as we knew"
For the benefit of those who are not
acquainted with Fatty, whose real name
is ]. C. Davis, we will say that he has
been a resident Of Leavenworth from
time since when the memory of man
runs not to the contrary. He started
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Church Services

Memorial services will be held at the
Congregational church next Sabbath
morning in honor of those who lost
their lives on the illfated ship, Empress
OF Ireland.
Regular services in the evening.
Preaching at Peshastin at 5 o'clock.
All are Welcome.
Rev. w. V. Davis, Pastor.
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friday June 5 1914

no record of them could be kept.
Sundays game according to those who
went from here should have been won
BY the locals to o, in the ninth in
ming. Umpire Dickson's decisions were
said to be rotten however and it was
necessary to play three extra innings.
Cashmere played double header at
WatervilIe Saturday and Sunday and
won both games, the score being TO
and rs. They are already so far
ahead that there is no longer any
doubt as to their leading the league.
Leavenworth sgon the game played
at Cashmere yesterday by the score of
7 to 5.
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Mrs. Will Little of Wenatchee was
here yesterday and spent the day with
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler Sampson.
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Methodist Church

1000 a. m.-Bible school.
HOO a. m.-"The Domestic Cir
cle."
ZOO p. m.-Epworth League.
800 p. m.-"The Right Kind OIL
Men"
All Welcome. Rev. Snowden.
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Looking for
Cheap Land?

Any land in the Upper Wenatchee
Valley is a good purchase at present
prices. Think Of what has been made
in the lower valley. At Peshastin land
is now selling for four times what it was
bought at four years ago. Ten years
ago land that sold for 5000 per acre
afterwards sold for $4,000. A small
investment in land in this vicinity is
better than bank account.
Read the following and let US tell
you about it:
Lot =
% acres. 10 tillable and 8 in
cultivation. Balance in timber.
Price $500
Lot 6
40 acres: 6 in cultivation and
IL in bearing orchard. House
Balance in timber.
Price $1,000
Lot 8
AZ acres. 8 acres in cultiva-
ton. 4 in young orchard. Bal
ance in timber.
SPriCe $500
All above tracts under irrigation and
abundance of water. Come to the
Echo and we'll tell you all about it
and send you to the land, which is
near Leavenworth.
10 acre tract near Merritt All good
land. Cheap.
Terms on any Of the above.
IS acres near town. For sale or
trade. Very cheap.
For further information see or write
Echo, Leavenworth, Wash.