The Wenatchee Daily World from Wenatchee, Washington • Page 6

6 No piece with- Mark on il oat tlu3 Trade genuine. hawkTs ll' IT'S Hawks It is the h'ticsi made, ami we have it, at thr Right Price Here arc a few TOWEL VASELINE JARS PERFUME BOTTLES VASES PERN BOWLS CANDLE STICKS CREAM AND SI GAR SETS WATER SETS ELECTROLIERS JAM JARS OPEN EVENINGS PURE MILK AND CREAM Delivered anywhere in city. PHONE 8425 Meeker Bros. Milk Depot BASEMENT WORLD BLDG If you care PURE HOME MADE CANDIES Come to the Fern Candy Kitchen C. F.

Eggiman, Prop. We make it in our own shop. Washington Annex SEATTLE fcrrond Stewart to European per day, up. J. B.

DAVW, Proprietor The lighting of stores, halls, gardens, streets, places both outdoors and indoors that require extra brilliant light, is easily solved by using The Little Giant modern inverted light that burns PYRO ALCOHOL (Denatured) A light so bright, so clear and white as to change into day the blackest night. There are other lights that burn Pyro too, lights lor the home of every that can be fitted to any metal fount and that increase the candle power from three to four fold. All lamps that burn Pyro Alcohol Denatured require less care and give more light for less money than other lights. They are safe, odorless and clean. As the Government tax of $2.08 per gallon has been removed from Pyro Alcohol can now be sold at popular price.

Stoves for cooking that burn Pyro are remarkable for the low cost of maintenance and for their cleanliness. F. T. BLUNCK, JR. The Seventh Daughter," by Richard Harding Davis, Is the play originally called "Voru the Medium," in which Eleanor Robson starred.

WILSON UNO JONES BREAK Miffed Because He Would Not Go on Bench So He Could Go to Senate Spokane, Dec. political break between Senator Wesley L. Jones and ex-Senator John L. Wilson is inevitable with the announcement yesterday by some of Wilson's Spokane henchmen that the latter will be a. candidate for United States senator against Jones four years hence and that the alignment is already being made for the contest.

This announcement Follows quickly the refusal of Senator Jones to accent the federal Judgeship in eastern Washington at the request of President Taft, to make way for the" selection of John L. Wilson to fill out Jones' unexpired term in the S. senate. Wilson's plan of getting rid of Senator Jones through the federal appointment was nipped in the bud by Jones declining the position Monday when it was offered by President Taft. His refusal, it is assumed, has widened the breech between Jones and Wilson, which has been growing, it is stated, since the primary election.

Friends of John L. Wilson here do not hesitate to state that he will undoubtedly be a candidate against tbe Yakima man for the senate in four years, and go so far as to state that tentative plans to this end are already being discussed. Got Through With Mat. Chicago. Dec.

Gotch. world's champion wrestler, who has defended his title successfully against the invasion of foreign grapplers i since he wrested the championship from Hackenschmidt in 190 S. ani who announced his retirement from i the mat game when he threw Zbyszi sko last winter, arrived in Chicago yesterday from his home in Hum' boldt. lowa, to be a spectator at the Hackenscmidt-Westergaard match at the Coliseum tonight. The first statement which Gotch made to several friends who were eager to find out if he would be will! ing to consider a match with Hacken! schmidt was to the effect that he is i through with wrestling and that no inducement could bring him back on the mat.

I am through with the mat game." Gotch said in answer to a number of queries about his future plans. "1 made this announcement last winter and 1 am going to show the world thai I was sincere in making the statement." G. X. Track Walker Killed. Everett.

Dec. 8. Biggs, a i track walker. 45 years old, was struck and killed by a Great Northj crn train near Mosher about 2 o'clock 1 yesterday morning. The body was brought here.

Biggs is survived by a sister living at Great Kails. and his mother resides in London. Knights Templars Celebrate. New York, Dec prominent members of the Knights Templars throughout the country. 1b; eluding nearly all of the officers of the Grand Encampment of the I'nii ted States, are in New York to take I part in the centennial celebration of I Columbian Commandery, No 1, of this city.

The celebration was begun today and will continue until next Tuesday. A dinner at the Hotel Aster and historical meetings in tho Masonic Temple will be feature? of the programme. COURT HOUSE BLOTTER Cond. Sale F. Lewis to IPurcell Safe Pureed! safe, Deed H.

Bennett et vir. to Wm. H. Norris. $3500, lot 4, 8-27-22.

Deed W. Cowan et ux. to Wm. F. Anderson.

$3300, lot 20, block 5. Nob Hill add to Wenatchee. Q. C. Deed Oliver et ux.

Mary A. ft, ail of trartr-2 and 3, block 1. Reei's Orchard acres, also that portion of NE 1-4 of 3fi-L'2-21 lying south of county road. T. Miller et ux.

to Edmund S. Allyn. $400, lot 4. blk Miller's add to Wenatchee. Deed Dev.

Co. to H. If. Winter, $1235, lot 13, block 6. lots 9 and 13, block 11, lots 1.

2, 4. 5, ti, 7 and 8, block 13. and lots 1 and 4, block 14, Columbia Bridge add to Wenatchee. Deed F. Stone et ux.

to A. C. Swanson, lot 15, block 8, town of Lake Park, Chelan county. Wm. R.

Wright et ux. tc George S. Howell, $1, begin at 1-4 7-27-22. Deed H. McGohan et ux.

to H. P. Glothern, $300. begin at middle of northerly line of lot 1, block 43, Replat First add to Wenatchee. Deed R.

Peters et ux. to Sunnyslope Irri. $1, a strip of land for right of way over and across the NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 of 17- --23-20. Deed B. Peters et ux.

to Sunnyslope Irri. $1, right of way for pipe line over and across NE 1-4 of NE 1-4 17-23-20. Deed H. Geyer et ux. to Viola A.

Chapman. $3000, lots 24 and 25, block 4, G. N. plat of Wenatchee. Worse than an alarm of fire at night is the metallic cough of croup, bringing dread to the household.

Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the house and give it at (the first sign of danger. It contains no opiates. Wenatchee Drug Co. TITS WENATCBEff ADVANCE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 19101. WATER SYSTEM FOR ELLENSBURG Seven to One in Favor of Municipal Plant One Ticket in Field.

Ellensburg. Dec. S. a vote of 7 to 1 citizens of Ellensburg gave their approval to the council's scheme foe installing a municipal water system in Ellensburg. The cost of the undertaking, $800,000, will be paid by bonds issued against the system and paid by 75 per cent of its gross income.

City Engineer Miller, who designed the-Cedar river water system, says that the sixteen-inch pipe line will supply 2,500,000 gallons of water a day and will be ample for a city of population. There was only one ticket in the field and the following men were elected officers of the city for the following year: Mayor. F. E. Craig: attorney.

J. H. McDanieis; clerk. John A. Shoudy; treasurer, A.

M. Hall; councilmen, ft. Kreidel, C. H. Flummerfelt, C.

Bench, W. J. Payne BIG RABBIT DRIVE SUNDAY Many Going From Here to Moses Lake to Chase Rabbits Over Week End. A party of at least forty or fifty men have signified their intentions to meet at Ephrata next Sunday, morning and unite in a rabbit drive toward lake. That country is' more or infested with long leg- I ged jack rabbits.

Frank Buckley, a former resident of this city and now living in Ephrata, will be in chergo 'of the hunt. He has secured sixty i horses for the occasion, but has not lover a score of saddles. It is there-j 1 fore advisable for hunters going from here to bring saddles with i them. Arrangements have been made foi a good feed at noontime. One of the ranch houses on the lake will oe the scene of hospitality.

Anybody destring further information regarding the rabbit drive may address Frank Buckley at Ephrata. To Aid the Unfortunate Florence, S. Dec. 8. live problems of sociology and philanthropy are scheduled for discussion at the second annual meeting of the South Carolina Conference of Charities and Correction, which attracted to this city today a large gathering of county supervisors, educators, social workers, officers of penal and correctional institutions and other persons interested in the work of the conference.

The child labor conditions in South Carolina is foremost among the questions that will receive attention during the days' session. The World is a Busy Mine. Everyone yen is a prospector. No mattor where you go. Every man and woman prospects As they travel to and fro.

And all day long and through starry nights Where sun and moon doth shine, The people are prospect mb And the world is a busy mine. Merchants, tradesmen, shopmen, doctors. Are a pocket hunting found. Saloon men run a ground sluice In the best, of paving ground. The lawyer cleans tip bed rock From the day his case began.

And when the verdict's rendered, The gold is in his pan. The merchant is a drifter In paystreaks near and far. The pick and shovel men Must take the shallow bar. The preacher man'; the air pump And strange to relate. His dust it has the stamp on When it passes on the plate.

Farmers, sailors, use hydraulics, They work the surface ground. The scholar blasts the deep hard re-ck In knowledge ground profound. The statesman tends the tramway gear. From valley to the crest, And when the pinnacle is reached: Looks down on all the rest. So each and all are prospectors, No matter what you say.

But in the art of cleaning up, Each has a different way. And when at last you pass beyond The neighbors gather 'round, And sink a shaft just four by six And lay you in the ground. O. Rue. Take Care! Remember that when your kidneys are affected, your life is in danger.

If. Mayer. Rochctder, N. says: trouble started with a sharp shooting pain over my back which grew worse daily. 1 felt sluggish and tired, my kidney action was irregular and infrequent.

I started using Foley Kidney Pills. Each dose seemed to put new life and strength into 'me, and now 1 am completely cured and feel better and stronger than for years." Wenatchee Drug Want to Put Texas in Dry Column Fort Worth, Dec. of the liquor traffic throughout Texas rallied here today to perfect an organization to conduct the coming campaign for State-wide prohibition. It is purposed to organize every county in the fight for the adoption of the constitutional amendment to he submitted to the voters by the legislature the coming year. Little Peeress to See ('oronnrlon London, Dec.

8. Probably one of the most picturesque figures at the coronation ceremonies next June will he the little baroness Clifton, the youngest peeress of Great Britain who will have the right to attend the great ceremony. Although the litle lady is not quite ten old. Copyright 1910 by 1 Clothes We Have Decided to Continue Our Money-Saving Sale on 1 Men's Suits, Overcoats and Pants I THOSE WHO WERE NOT FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO GET IN ON OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE MAY DO SO NOW AND SAVE I A GOODLY SUM FOR XMAS SHOPPING. I Here Are Some Prices; I All $15.00 Suits and Overcoats $10,95 Men's Pants 1 I Ail $18.00 Suits and Overcoats $13.15 Several hundred pair of Men's Heavy Wool All $20.00 Suits and Overioats $1160 Pants, Kerseys.

Corduroys and Dress Pants I select from. Alt at 13 cents on the dollar. I All $22.50 Suits and Overcoats $16.45 $8.00 Ptats -at $5.35 1 I All $25.00 Suits and Overcoats' $18.25 Zi.w Pants at $5.15 I All $27.50 Suits and Overeats $20.00 1 I All $30.00 Suits and Overcoats $21,00 $4.00 I I All $35.00 Suits and Overcoats $25.50 1195 All $37.50 Suits and Overcoats $27.4.0 $2.00 Pants at I I You will find splendid things to buy in every line of Men's, Young I Men's and Boy's Wear at correspondingly low prices. See 1 our window display and then come in and be con- I vinced that the entire stock is as good as the samples in the window I EVERYTHING FOR CHRISTMAS AT I WENATCHEE'S BIG STORE for her on the lines of those of the other peeresses. The little Baroness succeeded to her title in 1900.

after the death of her father, the late Lord Darnley, who was the victim of an accident when out with a shooting porty. The first Lord Darnley, having married the heiress of tho Baron of Clifton, was raised to the peerage with the title of Baron Clifton in 1608. Tho created Karl of Darnley the owner of the title has held his seat in the House of Lords by tho older title, which, having come thru a woman, descends in the female line. The late Lord Darnley having no son, his infant daughter became Baroness Clifton. she is having a coronation rohe MILLER SUES GREAT 111 Man Injured Near Leavenworth Asks for $50,000 Damages.

For injuries which he states will compel him to use orutches probably for the balance of his lifo, A. F. Miller has sued the Great Northern Railroad company for $50,000. Millar was a. conductor in the emplay of the road prior to October IS.

His complaint recites that, as hi? train was approaching Leavenworth he was walking over the top of the train toward the engine with the wayhills. detected a sound which indicated that a stool hrakebeam was dragging on tho rail. He climbed down a ladder on tho side of a ear to and tho hottom or siil step way and thicw him to tho ground. He Btrnch on his bach and hip and suffered injaries which he alleges will be permanent; He can notnew walk without and aver tha ho never Will he ahle to do so. Miller is represented hy Nuzum Nujum of Spokane..