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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-01-21

See VIM. Brender for coal and
wood (51-tf.1
See the Vanta Baby at Samp-
sons. rD
Get load of Fur Bark. $500;
phone 469. (2t-pdD
J. b. Schons was at Wenatchee the
first Of the week.
Crochet thread, two balls for 25c.
at SIMPSONS. at+)
Hear the gospel messages at the
Methodist church Sunday.
The Farmers Telephone company
Is stringing six hundred miles of new
Wire
Hear Evangelist Roper in the NJ. +.
church next Sunday, II a. m. and
1870 p. m.
Ready-made picture frames at
reasonable Wheeler's Photo
& Art Shop. C)
Miss Edith Sinclair and brother
Fred went to Wenatchee Saturday af-
ternoon and spent the evening there.
Mrs. J. b. Adams who had been
visiting old friends and acquaintance
here, left on Monday for her home in
Seattle
Mrs L. ]. Nelson and daughter Lu-
ellie were at Merritt Monday be
tween trains attending to business
matters
The next regular meeting of the
Eastern Star lodge will be held We'd
nesday evening. Jan. 26 All Stars
are invited to attend.
Rev. Hoskins recently had a letter
returned which had been in a burned
mail car at Luverne, y. D. and came
through without material damage.
Miss Ellen Ryan left Thursday on
a trip to California. She will be
away a month or six weeks and pos
sihly longer. visiting San Francisco
and other points.
The Greatest snowfall reported in
this state in December was at Para
disc Inn, in the Nisqually watershed
and 1877 inches fell Snoqualmie Pass
was next with 116 inches
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l. Brownlow. of
Blewett. left on Sunday for a visit
with their son and family at Arcata,
California. They planned to go by
boat from Portland to San Francisco.
Bill Brender's ice saws and the
boys skates are still rustng in the
woodshed and the crew of men usual
ly employed in putting up CONCEALED
drink are suffering from innocuous
desuetude.
R. NJ Craghead. who was convicted
some months ago of tampering with a
gatehead on the high line irrigation
system at Wenatchee. was heard in
superior court last week and the for
mer verdict sustained.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Myette left
Monday for Seattle. where Mr. My
cite has secured work We under
stand that they have not left perna-
nently, this depending upon how they
are satisfied over there. They may
return here within a few months.
Engineer A. B. Wescott arrived
home Thursday morning from a visit
with his son Charley and wife at Sc
attic and from a business trip to Bel
bingham, where he has secured worl,
on a switch engne-an all-day job,
which he expects will suit him bette
than the hours he has been working
here-2 y. m. to 10 p. m. He will
leave Sunday and begin work over
there on Monday. Mrs Wcscott will
remain here for short time in order
to sell their household goods, etc
which are advertised in this paper
The Wescotts have a large circle of
friends here who will indeed regret
their removal.
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Better things for Babies" at
SIMPSONS. D
t,..i... 49, en- ~ '''a ''' las
''''' O. 'e' mum
VI 'o1,e-'io '''''o'0 / ~ III ~ F. an
~ = - y 81 NJ ''''' p''o''' >
Mrs. f. p. Bosom arrived home
Tuesday from a short visit to Seattle.
COOPERATIVE store and at the Bak-
cry. 1t~
reserve your seats tor tie Halo
well concert at the Leavenworth
Dress your baby in Nanta Gar
ments-without a pin or button-at
SampSons ~
1obn pn.nd.. s
,,.an4 - C..L,,o.a ,,..l....l...
fetal business.
Don. mis-. +le .,..,.:..- ~. =,
.bn,cb nav+ Sau5a,. :. n..n H. -.
bos4 dar of 49, .o.,o.
Have your Christmas pictures
cLan
Henry Cook and Jacob Harding
were up from Dryden Tuesday at
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r. q. -. -,
49,. '', " ''' r.4% "a"
Gus Biorke. who had his foot hur,
couple weeks ago. is able to he
bout again.
ons Tram ere" was put on tae ROAD
mere tuesday, 'noicat'ne that there Is
some Improvement IN business
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L. r. Hart is urging that sports
men make application at once for
Chinese pheasant eggs 10 hatch this
summer. Ross McNett. Sam Know
ton. Sam DAILY and NJ 0. Van Brock
lin have already made applicat on
and two or three dozen other persons
who have poultry are desired 70 take
out eggs and hatch the birds and turn
them loose when large enough 10
care for themselves. This Is the best
manner in which 10 stock this section
of the state. Anyone from Wenat
chez 70 the Tunnel or from Blewett
Pass 10 Red Mountain may make ap-
plication 20 either I. r. Hart or any
other member Of the county game
commission and get the eggs. Every
one having poultry can easily handle
them and help took the county.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
FOUNTAIN in
HERO'S MEMORY
Secretary of War Weeks
Lauds Admiral S. F.
dupont, Delawarean
SERVED CALAMITY
IN CIVIL WAR
to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. May 1s.-In the
presence Of government officials and
many visitors the fountain erected
in dupont Circle in memory Of Ad-
mirsl Samuel Francis dupont a
Delawarean. was unveiled yester-
day. The exercises we're presided
over by Admiray Purnell F. Har-
rington. who served in the navy un-
der Admiral dupont
Secretary Of War Weeks, who was
pupil Of Admiral Harrington at
the Naval Academy when the Ad-
miral was an instructor there. was
the principal speaker. lie said IN
part:
MY own training in the navy
gives me a particular interest in
those who have distinguished them
selves in our naval history. High up
among these men and especially
those who were conspicuous in the
days OF the Civil War is the dis
tinguished officer who is being re-
membered here.
Admiral Samuel F. DUPONT was a
member Of A family. which has been
Of importance in many walks Of life
since the very beginning Of the Re
public in diplomatic, industrial. po-
litical and military life. They have
! been generous in their donations TO
those activities. which have been
I
this beautiful gift is simply another
indication Of the generosity Of the
| family and the just pride they take
in those who have represented II.
I'm erecting a memorial 20 an in
I dividual there should be at least
two primary considerations - the
/ person to be thus honored should
| have performed public service Of suf-
| hcient importance 20 warrant the
memorial. and that question should
be determined long enough after his
| passing 10 leave no question as 70
| It's propriety.
Secondly. the memorial itself
should not only represent tho vir-
| tues Of the individual. but should hc
Of such artistic quality that il will
! nMA ~ NAN NfNNNN va NAAN AN'' N'''N'
where il is placed Both of these
qualifications have been fully met in
this instance.
Washington 8 a city OF beautiful
public buildings. homes memorials
and trees. Not an the public build
ings are beautiful nor all the me-
MORALS artistic. but under the meth
cd now being followed. which re-
quires the approval Of the Commis-
sion Of Fine Arts before a monument
can be erected, we cannot go fai
astray in any action taken in tho
future.
My own personal friendship foi
the members OF Admiral dupont
family Of this generation, my asso
citation with many OF them and m
regard for their high qualities give
me a particular interest in thanking
them. not only for their personal de
sire 70 have suitably rememhere'
their distinguished family represent
ative. but for the public spirit 10
presenting this memorial TO him.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Totals .......... 40 4 SO

Two fatalities occurred during this
period, the report states. One man
was burned TO death under hot cin-
ders. Another man died as result
of injuries sustained when he fell
from a ladder TO the pavement
Automobile accidents head the list
with a total of fourteen accidents zoo
the state. according 90 the report.
Twelve of these accidents occurred
in wilmington. one at Holly Oak and
one at Rockland. Several persons
were injured in collision Of autos
on the pike near Holly Oak. and one
man was injured at Rockland by
a passing auto while unloading coal
from a wagon. OF the automobile
accidents in Wilmington. six result
ed IN injury TO persons and six
caused damage to properly.
Twelve accidents due To falls are
reported. all Of which occurred in
Wilmington. one being fatal One
unusual accident reported under this
heading is that OF a fve-year- boy
who was badly cut about head and
face by falling from bed on a milk
bottle. Another child. a three-year-
old girl. fractured right clavicle by
falling out Of bed The majority OF
accidents due TO falls were caused
by persons falling down stairs
"Dog-days" seem TO have over
taken the community rather early
this year as six persons were bitten
by dogs during this period The re-
cent ordinance requiring the muz-
zling of dogs is a safety measure
that will insure the public against
injury from rabid dogs and will also
protect dogs and other animals from
similar injury.
During the period reported. one
/ boy was injured about the face when
| struck Boy a baseball and another
/ boy sustained a broken nose wher
| hit by the baseball. A man was in-
/ iured about face when struck with
a baseball bat.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
TWO GOVERNORS TO
MEET PRESS ASS0.

Il IL planned to make the semi
annual meeting OF the DelmarviR
Press Association In Salisbury. Nd.
May 20 and -, the most interest
Ing and enjoyable IN the history OF
the association
In connection with the meeting
the Chamber OF Commerce and the
Rotary Club are cooperating at
Salisbury In making arrangements.
A feature OF the meeting will be
the attendance OF the governors Of
Delaware and Maryland (Denney
and Ritchie), who will each make
an address at banquet Monday
evening rendered the Press Associa-
ton by the Chamber OF Commerce.
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
through courtesy OF the Rotary Club
a trip will be taken TO Aliens nur-
series, Tllghman's lime plant. viii
liams shipyards and other points OF
interest. At ESQ the banquet will
be held at Peninsula Hotel. with
speeches by Governors Denney and
Richie and others. following which
all hands will attend a special show
at the Arcade
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
BUY Galveston
BOYS and GIRLS
Twenty Young Farmers Or
ganize Club to Start in
Cattle Business
COUNTY AGENT
BUYING HEIFERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, May 1s.-County
Agent r. o. Bausman is in New Jer-
sey this week purchasing heifers for
the third New Castle County Boys
and Girls Pure Bred Heifer Club re-
Gently organized. There are twenty
members Of this club as follows.
Richard Manns. Robert Jaquette and
Leroy c. Davis Of Newark: Ernest
II. Miliiken and Elizabeth X. MILL
ken Of Porters; John +. Lewis.
r.ckersville; Henry Beebe. Clay
mont. Joseph NJ. Armstrong and
Austin CHM. McDonough; Samuel NJ.
Smith. Mt Pleasant: Harry ID.
Pearce. Middletown; John G.. Arm
strong. McDonough; Aubrey Webb.
Riackbird; William Taylor and Boyd
" Armstrong, Middletown; Charles
Shelter. Odessa: Lester X. Burge.
Middletown; John Z. Blngnear. Jr.,
Odessa; Edwin W. Medford. Hender-
son, and Grace Mathews, OF Bear
station. It will probably require two
weeks TO. buy the carload OF heifers
and have them tested for tubercueD-
sis by a government man.
The heifers will be yearlings Of
good breeding and the best confor-
nation available. II is difficult to
state what the heifers viii cost. but
30 is estimated. however. that the
heifers will cost approximately $3.50
per head.
Each member Of the club will buy
and own his own heifer. The CO.
operation Of the banks Of the county
with the Farm Bureau Is making the
provision possible. After the boy OF
girl becomes the owner OF his heifer
The Farm Bureau will give him all
assistance in developing her into a
valuable COW. Heifer shows and
dairy cattle judging contests are held
at which the boys making tho best
showing are awarded prizes and
scholarships
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
SCHOOL HtAD RE-ELECrED.

PRINCESS ANNE. Md. May is.
The Board OF Education Of SOM
erset county at its monthly meeting
here yesterday reelected William a.
Dashiell county superintendent for q
period OF four years and Mrs. Addie
Bond Dashiel clerk. TO the Board of
Education.
The contract for the erection 90.
the new high school building
Mount Vernon. Somerset county. was
awarded TO D. Roland Dashie.
whose bid was $4,000. There wcr,
six bids submitted. the one made hi
Mr.. Dashiel being the lowest.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
to5.7to.s2o LIVE IN L. $.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Final
statistics placing the total popula-
tion of continental United states as
O5.71O.62O. or 27.512 more than
announced last October, when pre-
liminary figures were given out
were submitted TO Speaker Gillett
Of the House OF Representatives, for
apportionment purposes by Director
william N. Steuart. Of the Bureau
Of the Census.
Final figures place the total pop
ulation OF the outlying possessions
OF the United States at 12,14S.73S
which brings the population for tho
entire country and its possessions "a
117S5O.35S.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
FOLIAGE AT THIS FUNERAL.

Funeral services Of former State
Detective Frank W Mccoy, who died
at the State Hospital for the Insane
Sunday morning. will be held at 12l
North Broome street tomorrow aft.
ernoon.
Members Of the Knights or py-
thias. Union fire company. a detach-
ment from the Bureau Of Police ano
many city and county officials viii
be in attendance.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Baby's Skin
All Raw
Little Fellows Body 80 Sore
And lrritafed. iie Cried
Most Of the Time.

Mother tried lotions. antisepiic powders
iud ointmenfs galore without any re-
uIfs until Father brought home 20 pack
20 ~ Geero Norwood HHIm Soc
,haf he saws. .The night ] brought
,nfne package OF Gccru Wormwunl
calm. I ana more for my bahys com-
RI than I'M ever boz able 20 DO again.
mo little fellows body WINS ON raw lu
places from chafng and irrlmtonf so
re- and tender he would cry Tor hours
DO a time. hut Gecro W Wormwood Balm
ltiered him at once. and Dc slept peace
.uIlv an night after the first application
shall meyer rr-asc TO recommend fhls
-anIe-fuf Wormwood Treatment
Tvon the hahy's tender skin is not too
.nIor for geer0 Wnrwwnnd Balm. a
lirqsant harmless. anlseptlc cream
..siffvclv "nnn-irrltafine," that southes
lois and comforts sore. chafed and irri.
nod Skins. y. r. Danforth or any good
rucrist can supply you. and viii return
..ur money f you rc not satisfied.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
THESE RESIDENTS
WANT ROAD OPENED

The Levy Court yesterday received
petition signed by 154 property
owners In Brandywine Hundred re-
questlng that Resident Judge Rice
name a commission TO condemn the
right OF way for road from Hill
crest TO Beilefonte. The proposed
road would run along the tracks OF
the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company
The matter was referred TO the
court
County Engineer Grubb was au-
thorized to secure bids for a stone
road 10 be constructed through IN,
village OF Port Penn The road viii
be four-tenths OF mile in length.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Will SUCCEED DIR. COOPER.

DR.. W. r. Messick. OF Lewes. VIII.
has been appointed by Presiden
Harding as special customs examine
OF drugs. chemicals and medicine. "a
the port OF Philadelphia. will sue
coed DR. Thomas O. Cooper. Demo
crat. OF this city. who has held th'
office several years under the Wilson
administration. Dr. Messick IS
Republican. The office pays $500
year.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
So ARREsTs IAsr WEEK

Eighty-two arrests were made
during the past week, according TO
reports submitted TO the Depart
ment OF Public Safety yesterday aft
crnoon. and s1.112.5O was collected
in fines and costs and turned over
10 the clerk of the Municipal Court.
Fourteen prisoners were sent TO the
New Castle County Workhouse.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
COUNTY TINANCEs.

W. S. Burris County Treasurer,
reported TO the Levy Court yester-
day the following county balances.
New Castle county. SS72l1.57: Mis-
celleanous. roads account. s34S.1S;
Christiana. s1O.s41.73. Mil Creek.
s1.175.77. white Clay Greek.
f2.7344S. Pencader. S2.59S-S. Ncw
'astle. S716.4O; Red Lion. St.S1S.O4;
So. Georges. S7.1S2; Appointments
sf.GG1.2N; Blackbird, . S2.235.7Ot
Brandywine, S4OS.1O.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
no DEsCRIBE MANCHURIA.

An illustrated lecture descriptive
of his experiences in Manchuria
viii be delivered by Joseph +.
Platt Of Philadelphia, for several
years Y. NJ. C. A. secretary in
Manchuria. IN Friends Meeting
House. Tenth and Harrison streets
at SIS o'clock tonight The public
81 invited.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
sI-PPER FoR RrILDTNG TUND

NEWARK. May 18.-The supper
20 be given by the women OF the
New Century club at the club house
tomorrow night promises TO be one
OF the best Of many such affairs
ever held by this club. II will be
served from $50 to o'clock. Ice
cream and homemade cakes will
also be sold. The proceeds will 20
10 the building fund. Following the
supper there will he dancing.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
MRS. EMMA X. oREM DEAD.

CAMBRIDGE. Nd. May 1s.-Mrs
Emma X. Orem. 70 years old.
mother OF Mayor Earle W. Orem OF
Cambridge. died yesterday after a
nve-months illness. She was the
daughter OF the late Edward c..
Johnson and widow OF Calvert
Orem.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
SMOKERS CAUSE FIRE
LOSS OF S299,SOO

According 10 the May issue Of
Safeguarding America Against
Fire" Of the National Board Of Fire
Underwriters, the fire losses in Della
ware for the five years 1915-1919,
inclusive. attributed TO the careless
cigarette. cigar or pipe smoker was
S299.SO0.
The total loss in the United States
from this cause during the same
period was S91.S42.935.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
FARMERS TO MEET.

ELKTON. Nd. May 1s.-At a
meeting Of the executive committee
OF the County Council il was decided
to hold the annual Cecil Farmers
Day in Elkton on August 10. Tho
meeting will be held in the Elkton
Armory and on the ground ALA
.nmf
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
TWOFATALITIES
IN LATEST LIST
Auto Smashes High in So
April 1920, State
Accidents
WILMINGTON is
HIGH WITH 40

Fifty-three accidents, 4s Of which
we're in Wilmington. occurred in the
state during the week Of April la
20 90, according TO the report Of the
Delaware Safety Council, made pub
lie today. The detailed report is as
follows:
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

The Want Ads will favor persons
of this birthdate in buying and rent
nE new homes. buying or selling
real estate and employing domestic
hofn
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
THAT UNEASY
FEELING

That dull depression. that dragged
out spiritless conditlon-it's bilious
ness
Why be out Of sorts with yourself
and everybody else when one dose
OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills will do
wonders for you.
30 years reputation for biliousness
constipation and bilious headache, etc.
2se per bos-uneoated or sugar coated
Or. J. II. schenck 6 Son. Phila. Adv
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SAUNDERS RESIGNS AS U. s.
MARSHALL OF EASIETIsN VIRGINIA

slarence e. Smithers. Of Cape Charles
Named by Republicans for Vacancy
Washington, April 2S.--John &.
Baunders, OF Richmond, United States
,arshal for the Eastern District Of
Virginia, has forwarded dis resigna-
ion to Attorney Genera &Daugherty,
X was learned today antEWt will be
accepted as OF June 80.
The Republican leaders Of Virgin.
n have selected Clarence G. Smith
! rs Of Cape Charles, as their choices
or Mr.. Saunders successor and the
resumption Is that Mr.. Smithers
Fill be named. The name Is now pend
sng before tic .Attorncy-Gcnsral bat
i may not be sent In for several
aTeeks as there is no hurry about the
ominatiOn or the confirmation.
Mr.. Saunders Ia learned, wishes
b retire some months ahead Of the
Expiration OF his term on account Of
PERSONA rc1snrS - Mas bee IN
scated in his letter to the Attorney
enaral It 10 said.
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CgT THIS OUT.

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A CORRECTION.

wish t. state that the first stnnza
of the memorial OF Mrs. Eddie Pitt
man had some error in it as I meant
no insinuation whatever to anyone.
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