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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Oct. %, 1907,
From 1890 a. m. to 4 p. IN.

A Lewis Jr and VT to Julia One
ma 900 ''''' ~
y Shibayama to X Shibayama. BIS
I Shibayama and VT to II Hack
field g. Co Ltd .,.....,,.,,..M
X Shibayama to II Hackfeld 4 Co
Ltd .,,.....,..., .SMM
Ane Keone to Tong Sang Wal Co. IL
Kumoho (kD to Harriet II Kaohu. ID
Ching Shat ct al to Yucn Poy Kan
5000. ...,.,....... 'Sufb
Yuen Poy Kan to Ching Hang Hai, l.
Won Hamm- Young Co Ltd to II Fu-
JikaWa ...,,,,.'''. '''' ~
5 Shimamoto to | Kawamoto. BIS
Entered for Record Oct 20, 1907,
From 9 u. M, TO 1890 q, m.
Il lamu KuNo TO kaolulo and WI, d
N Via OO to Akoni (D .......L
VI RoweI to \ Wilder ......L
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-09

Notice is hereby given that a Re-
publican Primary Election will be
held I'm the City OF Wenatehee. Wash
ington. on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der. 1907. at the place known as the
Fire Hall for the purpose OF voting
for the following candidates, to-wit:
Mayor.
F. NJ Seheble, Wena.eaee. Wash.
John \. GelIatly. Wenatchee. Wash.
City Attorney.
William \. Grimshaw. wena;chee.
Wash.
City Clerk.
Sam II. Sumner. wenatchee. Wash.
City Treasurer.
Harry \. Manchester, Wena;ches.
Wash.
Il. II. Nowlan. Wcnstchee, wash.
Health Officer.
A. r kaupp. Wenatchee. Wash.
Councilman az Large.
Frank H. Case. Wenatchce. Wash.
Councilman for Two Years.
NJ c. Russi. Wena5chee, Wash.
Charles Buttles. Wenatchee. Wash.
II, II. Parahali wenatchec. Wash.
Polls Will be open from s a. m. to
S y. m.
SAM II SUMNER,
fi-f9 City Clerk.
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AGE NO BAR.

Everybody In Wenatchee II Eligible,
Old people stopped with suffering.
Middle age. courageously fighting.
Youth protesting impationtly:
Children, unable to explain:
All In misery from their kidneys
Only little backache FIRST.
Comes when yon catch cold.
Or when you strain your back.
Many complications follow.
Urinary disorders. diabetes.
Brights' disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache.
Cure every form of kidney Ifs.
Mrs. G. w. Zimmerle. OF 1905
Rueker avenue. Everett. Wash, says
Three years ago our little girl go;
40 much help through Doan's Kidney
Pills In n case OF weakness OF the
kidneys and severe acute pains
through the back that I gave a testi-
monial recommending the remedy so
that mothers with children similarly
affected might know how to Ind re-
lief For over year this trouble had
sadly weakened the child's health.
yet It only required about two boxes
OF Doan's Kidney Pills TO bring COM
plete relief. There has not been .
sign OF the trouble returning through
the years that have passed by. which
surely proved that the cure was per-
manent."
For sale By all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--
and take no other.
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bred to retain their composure.
We are referring to the parties
you are thinking about.
That It beats the band the way this
weather keeps up.
That rumor says two well-know'i
Wenatchee young people of the
'yearling' class are contemplating
''the supreme STEP"
Both the Bible and Roosevelt urge
us 70 marry and help the country
settle up:
Yet everyone will remember
"Punch's" advice to young men To
marry:
"Don't!'
That an exchange aelss: Did you
ever see an Eagle smcl.e an Owl?
That the Reardon Gazette has
started ''They Say column pat
termed after the Daily World.
That imitation is the sincerest
form of flattery.
That Boehmer Is back.
That Taft will go home via Eu-
rope after all.
That Chicago lawyer was robbed
yesterday while attending court In
that city.
It's an historical fact that the
Chicago police are footpads. but we
had not known before that the law
yers were frisking each other.
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Notice to Voters.

Notice Is hereby given that peo-
pies Party Primary Election will be
held in the City OF Uenatehee,
Wash. on the 18Th day Of Noyem-
tar. 1907. at the place known as the
Fire HALL for the purpose Of victims
for the following candidates. to wit;
Mayor
.. II. Fuller. Weaatehee. Wash.
City Treasurer
j. f. Graves. Weuatcaee. Wash.
City Health Officer.
r. f. Culp. Wenatchee, Wash.
Councilman for Two Years.
C. A. Battles Wenatchee. Wash.
Polls will be open from S a. m.
TO S p. m.
SAM r. SUMNER,
i1-19 City Clerk.
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laltcd IN Wenatchee Tuesday

1 visited IN WenAtcneo TUESDAY.
J.. Compton OF Wenatchee drove
up from Wenatchee Tuesday evening.
returning the next day.
A sister OF r.. Messick Ia visiting
him this week.
Many OF those who received gov
eminent SEEDS here last spring for
sowing In their gardens have failed
TO make report on the growth and
productivencss OF same. for which
cards were handed them when the
seeds were taken out. We would be
pleased to hear from those who re-
ceived the seeds.
Mias Kingsbury OF Winchester
apent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Erdman.
Mira. William Burton came over
from the coast to stay on her claim
during the winter.
An infants party was held at the
home OF Mrs Atkinson on Monday
evening. November 4. which was
/, very unique and pretty. and was tho
delight OF many young folk. Tho
party was given In honor of Walter
Greene. the two year old grandson
OF Mrs. Atkinson. who with his
mother In visiting at Mrs. A,kin-
sons. II was Master Walters
birthday and the supper table laid
for the little folk was Handsomely
decorated with a birthday cake. liz
by two candies. aud with candies.
nuts and other delicacics. the "a
sence OF delight OF young and
hearty boys and girls. The color
scheme was red and white and vas
exceilentIy carried out.
Those who participated In the
happy event were: Oracle Sledge.
Fay Johnson. Alice Henderson. yio-
In Randy. pabic Oliver. Clifford
williams. Rowland Johnson. Alvin
and Dora Mckenzie. Albert and Har'
old Odegard. Eugene and VIENNA
Blanehett. Marvin and Matte Jones'.
Theresa and Baby Buckwaldt The
children were accompanied By their
mothers.
Word has Just been received that
w II SESSIONS. who has home
stead soaih ot town. and who has
been In Semitic for some time past,
has taken unto himself life part
uey I'm the form ot Miss Nora Buf-
ria. of that city The many friends
of Mr. Sessions here win be pleased
aud wish che newly welded couple ali
The JOYS of the double hlcsscduess-
Mesars Tiaverio. OF the Crescent
livery. and T.. NJ Nash. of the
Qalney Transfer Co. on NoGdar
asked T. H.~.sjct Of the East Erc
.lgcrr. 30 B,en before Iasf''s ot s'e
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FIGURE ON THIS BANK
as being much more than a mere Gus
todian Of your money. Take into cal.
culation the fact that the bank can
not make money by boarding but by
circulating IL.
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK
therefore Is always ready to entertain
any proposition involving money. Its
loan department may be OF service
to you. II will be glad to assist you
upon reasonable security and at rea-
gonable rates.
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Quincy Quillings

VIII Chever was a wenatchee visi.
tor Wednesday.
Land Bowser returned from Wa.
terviylle Tuesday evening.
Miss Gilbertson and Miss Thomas,
school teachers OF the Quincy schoo,
were visitors OF the Misses Turney
on Saturday and Sunday. The ladies
enjoyed real nice instructive vivsit,
the instruction coming In on how 10
farm science of husking pump.
kins.' milking the milkweed.
planting maearroni seed" etc, and
SO forth---so We are informed.
o. w. Minszer OF Spokane, presid-
ing elder OF the Methodist church.
will preach In the Presbyterian
church here on Saturday evening. No
vember 9. At the close OF preaching
services Mr.. Mintzner win hold the
first quarterly conference OF thu
year. Everybody Is cordially I'm
v!ted to attend. Services will begin
at o'clock.
The teacher OF Room No l of the
Quincy school wishes to state that
beginners cannot enter that room
for study after Monday. Nov. IL.
At the coming term OF court
Judge Steiner will pass upon the
application of Quincy foreigners for
naturalization papers. az follows:
Conrad Weber. Christian Weber,
Adam Weber. Quincy. born in Rus
sia: Thos. II. Rutter, Winchester.
born in England.
To have n cold 10 TO be In style In
this vicinity these days.
Bob welch In building hne house
on his homestead and Is going TO
give dance Tuesday evening
TO celebrate the occasion OF its OPEN
ing
Misses Mabel and Elizabeth
Graves of W.a,fehee. sisters OF Den
;isl Graves OF this city. visited here
over Sunday.
Jesse Heaverlo. rs deputy sheriff.
made a trip to Wateryille Thurs
day. going up with Louis Eckeri.
Ernest sapp, ~'ho has been speas-
In The summer with Uncle" John
Morrison. returned to his home In
Illinois. leaving Sunday evening
h. Heb. with his wife and two
daughters. left for Mr.. Heib's home
In North Dakota. Sunday evening.
II is the first visit Mr.. Heb has
made HIS home in several years. and
he vas looking forward 10 the vlsit
with much pleasure.
There was much putting MP OF
stovepipes in town this week. also
broken tempers. Jack Frost having
paid us a visit for the first time Sat.
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urday evening stoves are becoming a
necessity.
John Zeller made visit to Idaho
this week.
Two runaways in town this week
created a little excitement. A four.
horse team In the east end and a
single lead team In the west endol
town. No material damage was
done In either case.
r. r. Campbell has laid In u sup.
ply of talking machines for the
trade. Mr.. Campbell Is evidently a
very retired gentleman and was prob
ably thinking our supply OF women
was 6scoming short.
Owing TO the long extended open
fall, accompanied ns II has been
with warm weather. the ranchers re-
port that the fall wheat that was
sown early In the fall Is growing
very rapidly. most too rapidly in
fact. and many OF them have not tho
cattle 10 keep II fed OF
Owing to the rain storm Friday
evenig last. the dance held In Dick
inson's hall was not IA largely at
tended ms II would otherwise have
been.
A funeral was held In town Tues
day. the year and six months old
baby OF Chas. Rodaner. who lives
near town, being buried in the cemu-
terry.
Mrs. F. r. Campbell and Mrs.
If. J. George were wenatchee visit
ors Tuesday.
Mr.. Kelly. OF sprague. an old
acquaintance of the Burrow bro
theirs. arrived In town this week 10
visit his father, who livcs south OF
town.
Mrs. F.. I. HUFFMAN Ia quite sick
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ben
net. last week baby boy.
r. r. Elliott. county superinten-
dent OF public schools. was In town
"Wednesday and Thursday. he WAS
on his way to the ncw town OF Boy
erly. from whence he will make a
circle back by way o. Moses Lake
and and Ephrata. lie is aasl;ed By
q deputy.
Mrs c. W. Hudson vas an
Ephrata visitor Wednesday.
Clyde Norris. who lives near town.
was taken 20 Spokane Tuesday ev"-
ming being Ill with typhoid fever
James Marks. who vas at one
time resideu; of this part NJ the
world. and who left FOR California
about a year ago last sprlng TO try
and regain HIS health. returned this
week aud is looking the VERY pis-
ture OF health.
Mr. Rutter and Mr. Lymburner
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Methodist Church

The following services will be con
Quoted at the Methodist Church or
Sunday. November 10: Preaching al
II a. m. and 7.30 D. m; Sunday
school at 10 a. m: ppworth Leagu,
at sac. The pastor will speak In
the morning on the subject. The
Man and His Doctrine" for the eve
ming subice: he will use. THE Joy
Of Good Conscience. Church
prayer meeting Thursday evening Al
7a0. All are invited.
II. l.. .,EIGHTOL, Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday. Nov. 10, 1907. e:si
Glasses. Mr. Howard Thomas. su.
perfntendant. IL n. m. morning
worship: sermon. Three Essentials
OF Living Church. gao p. m,
Christian Endeavor Society: youns
people invited. Tao p. m. praise
servfce: subject OF evening sermon
THE Place of the Two Talent Men. -
All welcome.
JNo. W. BERGER, Minister.
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The Salvation Army /.

Saturday. 8 p. m, Rejoice In the
Lord. Sunday IL a. m. Sunday
school; 3:30 p. m, holiness meet
lng; 3 y. m, salvation meeting.
c. J. JENKINS. officer In charge
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The celebrated "rickard' hand
painted china: no prints. no imita-
ton. but the real hand paint. direct
from the studio at Chicago. Thomas
The Jeweler.
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First baptist Church.

Bible school, 10 a. m. Preach
Ing. IL n. m. 1870 y. m: morn
Ing topic. Conservation: y. Y. p.
u. nj $3.50 p. m: Thursday at
1880 D. M. prayer service. You
are invited to worship with us.
T.. o. JESSUP. Minister.
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Christian Church 81.

bible school ~ 10 n m, l.. T.
Armstrong director. Morning ser
vices Mt II n. N. Subject. "Reii-
rion I'm the business Life. Chris.
ttan f.ndeavor at $50. Evening
services. 7:30. Subject. The Capa-
city of Thinking" All are welcome
A. J. ADAMS. Minister.
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Notice to Voters.

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books for the city OF
Wenatchee will be closed on the
18th of November. In order to vote
Mt the coming municipal election
you must be registered.
SAM r. SUMNER,
11-13 City Clerk.
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Episc s,pai

Services NJ tho usual hours will
BE held tn st. Luke's church tomor-
eow. Morning prayer aud sermon
al H. Evening prayer and sermon.
al 7:3o Sunday school at 9:i5
Seats all free.
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DOWN RIVER

Steamer leaves Wenatehes foY
Bridgeport Monday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Returning leaves
Bridgeport same night
Ask for special folders regarding
Okanogan irrigation project and
Lake Chelan district.
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nrnynEe and 1rai.sfcr.

DrayaEe and transfer: heavy ani
light. Phone --2.
X. f.. tSTfNGS.
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c. II Anderson. an old timer in
auetcboe. has returned 20 the ciiy
after several years spent in the soutb
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An up-to-date line OF papetries at
the Wenatchee Drug Co.
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TIP RIVER
Leave Wenatchee daily 800 q. IN
'' Oron6o daily 800 a. IN
Ertiat daily :. $50 a. m
Cheian Falls daily 1900 m
Pateros daily. $500 p. IN
Arrive Brewster daily. .6:G0 o. m
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Notice cf Dissolution OF Partnership

Notice IL hereby given that tho ua.
ierSiE1ei have mutually agreed "a
dissolve the partnership business
known as the Wenatchce Blacksmith
Co. Hr. II. r. Woodruff Will CON
tinne the business AZ No. II orondo
avenue. lie will collect nil accounts
owing 90 said firm and pay all bills
owed by them,
L. o HALL.
t1-l6 II T WOODRUFF.
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Continued on page ~.
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Columbia and 0kanOgan
Steamboat Co.
SCHEDULE
TIP RIVER

Effective ON and After Nov. 4, 1900
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Evening star., 1907-11-04

not bear out these statements. The navy
estimates for 1908 have been greatly re-
duced by the minister Of finance. who is
more anxious for the development of the
internal resources of the country and
firm opponent of the scheme OF the COM
nittee Of national. defense Their pro-
posai was to involve an expenditure of
500 100000. which was regarded as
minimum for the placing of the fleet in a
position to defend the nations interests.
After prolonged negotiations and consid-
Grafton, the minister Of finance has re-
duced the annual credit to less than $50
000,0OO In view Of the recent weakening
of the navy. this does not seem an eX-
travagant sum.
To Build Big Ships.
The main feature OF the new or modified
program will be four battleships of 2l.ooo
tons displacement, fitted with turbine ma
chinery. and each to cost about SO 00O, coo
The design, however, has not been ar
ranged. SO that none of the vessels has
been commenced. The remainder of the
credit will be devoted to the building of
torpedo and submarine craft. The small
ness OF the credit is the more remarkable
when one notes the comparative increase
OF the navy estimates of the various
powers. The minister of finance is now
IN Paris negotiating for government loan
of $5O,OOO,OOO.
The Russian ministry Of war Is at the
present moment building an aeroplane in
vented by NJ. Svertchikof. secretary in
the ministry of the interior. Models have
proved very satisfactory The structure
Is moved by two sets of propellers, and
utlfzes the principles underlying bird
night. Trials with the completed aero
planes Will commence this month.
Evening star., 1907-11-04
TAKEN FROM DYING WIFE.
Chesapeake Oyster Boat Captain
Faces a Charge of Cruelty.

BALTIMORE, November 4.-Capt. JEFF
ferson D. Williams of the Chesapeake bay
oyster boat Wilmer A. Florence of Cape
Charles Va. is locked up at the eastern
police station on the charge of cruelty
to seamen, and with him are four men,
bers of his crew. who are held as United
States witnesses in the case against the
accused.
The arrest of Capt. Williams is con-
nected with a decidedly sad incident, for
1t was necessary for the officers of the
revenue cutter TO carry his wife, who had
been Ill for some time, ashore. She col
lapsed when told that her husband was
arrested, and when the revenue cutter
sailed away it was understood that the
woman was dying. She had been suffer
ing from an acute case of stomach trouble.
The arrest of the captain Is the result
of the cruise of the revenue cutter
Apa che. which left Baltimore last Thurs
day with United States Marshal John f.
Langhammer on board, in Sc arch for cap
tains who, according 10 several reports.
have engaged in shanghaiing. Marshal
Langhammer found no cases of shanghai
ing, but one alleged case of cruelty was
discovered.
The Apache also located a young man
named Samuel Taletski of 915 East Lom-
bard street, who, according to his par
ents, had been shanghaied. 1t was dis
severed, however. that Taletski signed a
paper engag ging himself for two months
and when found he said that he was sat
isficd with the work.
Evening star., 1907-11-04
Cars for New Railroad Arrive.

BALTIMORE, November 4.-Much in
terest was manifested yesterday by those
who visited Union station in the three new
cars of the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric railroad. which were
standing on a siding just beyond the sta
ton. The cars consisted of two of the
combination passenger and baggage
coaches and a standard passenger coach.
They were brought to the city from the
works Of the Me Car Company of Niles,
Ohio, making the entire run on their
own tracks. They will be taken to Oden-
ton. where the electric railroad company
has its shops, and will there have their
motors and controllers installed. The
work OF construction on the new road is
being pushed, and while the opening OF
the line has had to be postponed owing
to difficulties on the end nea~ Baltimore,
it Is thought that it will nevertheless be-
gin operations at an early date. The
work of laying the tracks in Annapolis
was begun last Tuesday. and these will
connect with the tracks of that branch
of the company which is now being oper-
ated by steam. but which in the near
future will be converted into an electric
road
Evening star., 1907-11-04
USED FLAG TO END HER LIFE.
Mrs. Cornelia A. McKelvey Of Park
ton. Nd. a Suicide.

BALTIMORE, November 4.-Using an
American flag as a means by which to
hang herself by the neck from a cup
board door OF her room. Mrs. Cornelia A.
McKelvey. wife of Mr.. William McKelvey,
a miller of Parkton, Md. committed sui
eide shortly before IL o'clock yesterday
morning at the home of her son, Mr..
Charles W. Lusby. 405 South Poppleton
street. with whom she was staying. Cor
oner Jones was notified, and, after view
ing the body gave certificate of death
due to suicide.
Mrs. Mckelvey, who had been married
to her present husband but five weeks
had been in poor health for some time
past. and OF late had been suffering from
melancholia. About ten days ago it was
decided by the family that she should
come to this city and pay her son a
visit, it being thought that this would
brighten her up. Yesterday morning she
arose as usual. and. after partaking of q
hearty breakfast. during which she con-
versed with her daughter-in-law, seemed
to be In good spirits
The dead woman is survived by hel
husband two sons (Charles w. and Rob
ert w. Lusby) and one daughter tMrs
John Linthicum). She also leaves two
brothers and three sisters.