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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-30
Die nere nm6 bie alte Belt.

Vean ipri9t 10 genre tpeit uno brett
Bon alter uno bon 11eler Belt,
gr5dblt it@, tpie es ubam11s" mar
Sn SeGas, 10 bor funf8ig Sa6r.
9ie olte Belt, oa mir nod jung,
Wdr fdon = 11ltr in GrinnernnQ -
@rlebte MAJ Tie bent nod NAL,
Utan ie1f5te iiber SCOT unb Dual.
9a 9ab's nod tein eleftrii6' 2ift,
Nutpmobile gab's nod nidt;
Hno mar Der 5omner nod 70 beiR,
@s Iabte ltns fein Stiid6en GIG.
Guh sob's nod feline @iIenbabn,
Wer reifen tponte, f9loR 1i6 ON
Sic 3unft Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@rao tpte @%eleeen6eit Iih beut
Molniies, 9ped n1lb &ornbroo tpar
Ses Sarmers SpetS' I'M ear18en SSabr,
nno 9ab's au6 in BEN Stdbfen me6r,
Abtpe6flu lung feblte bo9 gar iebr.
8on benz, mas beut' ing amii1iert
Bar0 oarndls nidts uns boraefiihrt.
20 bradt' Der Sage LANCE Heib
Inns itets 6as nlte ginerlei.
@ie anbers lebt es iid bod beut,
8o @aes, mas Die @elt mir beut,
Nnf 9ampfesflii9eln pirb gebra6t
Hno lodero nns entge9en la9t.
Sc leb' brum bod Die 1rene 2eit,
Shr lei elm boues @las gefpeibt,
9efuut bonn IQer6eften bier,
8om idonen, frii6en Zone star 8iet
So. aud fir 6ieSen ebIen Srant,
Sino mir berpfli6tet ibr 51 SAM,
Wars oieie @abe mn anein,
8ir fonnten idon 5ufrie0en iein.
Gin oonnernb Sod brum brin9en mi
Ser nelen 3eit. benz frii9en Bier.
Ilro it Der Sommer nod 10 beiB =
Sas Gone Star 8ter lit falt fpie @is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-30
@ranbeiaentnms tlebertraannasn.

Sulius 8. 9oImgreen lnb Srau an
Srau Bella Ni9ar6fon, @rurDtiid in Der
Soutb 9eigbts Iboition; $295O.
U. 50. 3artung lnb Sran an Beatrice
8. Green, @rnno1tiiG an Der 9elnar
StraBe, Sout9 Seigbts; $420.
W. u. Bnr3ba6 uno Sranf 9iennert
an 8. 3. $ablor. @%runbftiid an Der
Blaine Strabe; $3.50.
Wamie 8. groder an Srau Minnie
llrbaned, @run0itiid an Der 8eit : Conn
merce Strabe; $500.
Sobn Sarah an Srau Bertha 0eeg,
@rnnoitiid m Der Rilotp StraBe; 1915.
Nuguit @arbreht an @m. 6eHe,
@rnnoftiid an Der Ratampros Giraffe,
$1,000.
Sopbie s. 8eiman @rltnbitiid an Der
Baltimore Strabe; $1,000.
@milb 9iel an Gertrude 90. Smitb,
@ruloItiid an Der Nui3 StraBe, Der 2os
pea StraBe nno Der gorb Center Str. /;
$3.50 u. q.
9. S. gorieb uno 6rau an @iliam
Wledel, go Ider Qano; 1880.
III. 8. 9unltod an Srau W. +. 8ice
@rnno|tiid an Der galtiao Nbe. 1925.
Ybil. 8. Wolf uno 6rnu an Erau
Stina 0eleua @iIfen, @runoftiid an Der
O~t@@ommerce StraBe; $4,000.
@m. 9. 0toifb nno Sran an Die Gan
4ntonio @as AND electric Company, s
Gder 2ano; $4,000.
Sames 8. unb Rarp s. 3ee6 an ans
ton @iierlob, @runbitiid an Der Snbiano
uno 5ndberrb StraBe; $500.
6. i. Sletder an g. 6. @itte, @ruubs
itiif an Der SibsBrefa StraBe; $4,000.
In9. Gtn1bureer an Sames $. Senins
qr, orei ulo einen ba[ben Ider 2anb
$4,000.
8rau auguita Me92auus IL. q. al Z.
6. 9prit, @riiubftiid an Der 2ad5apele
StraBe; 81.
5. 6. 9orit uno 6rau an Sannb 6.
Sode, @runoitiid an Der 2adapeGe Ctr
$3.50.
q. 5. @reiner uno @6arIos grotp an
Yete &otinstp, @runoitiid in Der 9atpn>
bale Mobition; $3.50.
George 9ullnig an 8aris Soptpoob
8ruuoitid i'm neuen 9th s8lod 2075;
500.
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sfat Hegem.

9as uSour1tee" ipiu gelernt erlt Ieit1,
8er's nidt berlte6t, fGut f%urdbtbar rein
ltnb fin0et es oann fe6r n9emeene",
8enn er muB fpielen npbne 3eBnen.
8er anoer11 germ nit i6le1tenv 9uuen"
Sic Butter nimmt bon ibren 9tuQen
Mit LANCER SABINE obne Sieben,
Oas lit Elm n&orfier" tets geblieben.
Ser 8amIes ID elm aonig trubig,
Seoo9 6eim Sfatipiel etpas i6ntubtg,
8esbalb M in @abpterlano
Sein 2ieblinesipieI bat .8ami6" 9e<
1a1nt.
9ait in brei Sarben bu 6rei Sduben
2aB ab BON Spielen bon gu 9roben,
So FOLDER 2ei6tiinn offers rd6t 1i6
Dnb on befommit nidt mebr als ie65ie.
8er ii9 nod &eeeln dn9Itli6 ri6tet
limb binter Die S9ablone fliidtet.
Sen fpeibte ME nit ieinem &uB
9es Sfates b091ter Genius.
Spurrierlt bu aber einen Inter,
90 ipiele @ranb fioeI un0 mlinter.
9enn offers = bore oieien Gat-
2iegt nod elm 5fpeiter Sung im Sfat.
5ait bu Die @orbanb, blubt bein @ei5enl
2ab bon ben nnoern bid er1t rei5er,
Damn fpringe liner, nit Courage
limb = einemt @ran0 in Die 8iiage.
Gar iebr bort man Die Qeute f6impfen
Oft auf elm Spiel nit iieben $riimpfen;
Ser Gberglalbe lit gu oumm,
9enn II menus ihlebt gebt. gebt es
rurn.
geim n5enfen" iei MAJ, ia nidt flidtie
lln0 bent Dor alien 9in9en ridtig;
8eiouoers lit es gum @~nt3Iden,
&ar1n ma stpei blante 3ebnen oriiden.
SIN Colo muB Elm jeoer Wnnn
Die GARDEN tpe6ieln. tpenn er fnnrt;;
9aun lit es au6 I'M Colo better
gu 5iehen moeli6ft feline Iefer.
8eiB man ni9t, mas man ipielen fam,
8ringt ma ben Spieler 5elber bran
limb lam auf befien fnnle &arten
Stun nit @emd6li6feit iett parteu.
uGuf Inter" 6eibt bic Megel: Inter,
Son Der ma abfpeidt nlr mitunter;
limb fat oS1euS@ en5el" man All eieell,
MuB man i'm bdl0 Dem 8artner Sei9en.
SUI gibit. fpern i6Inu ou unb geriebcn,
Sem Srelno Die 9 uno nidt Die Z,
Cont berft 0er1el6e: a@ott 1ei 9untt,
Weetn Srenno tit in Der Sarbe blorf!~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-30

~ uf cine tpbenbe @turmnaGt mar
III Elm ftiirmif4er Sac eefolgt;
G. iber Der b~ranbenben un6
f9dumenb.n MeeresflG9e
bebnte fid Elm bitter grauer Simmel
aus, an benz in rafenbrg @ile tiefbGnz
eenbe Wolfenf4aartn, unbeimli9en
@tgonten bon pbantaftiiden Sormen
glet4. biHiagten. @pr benz rauben
0orbpef trieb NIT bidt eingerefften
Seseln cine S9oonerbrieg baber; es
mar Elm treffli9 %eebautes, gut sefiibrs
tes @6tff unb ne1n aud BITE Maffen
tnarrten unb ale planfen unter ben
tur9tbar fdlinsernben '8epegunaen
G95ten unb ft0bnten, bic .Nmpbitrite"
belt fi4 nader. @raaiSs erbpb fe fi6
duf jeben Der Iansen f@oumsetronten
Mosenberse, tpeI9e Der Ntlantifae
Ocean in enblofen Retben baberronte
AAh he mene nnter fih fortaletten
uno pertant oann IN Dds punreIgruue
MaHertbaI, UNI aierli9 tpie eth @6pan
anf Der nG9iten Meae pieber euaz
poraufteigen. Die Wannf9dft belt
f4 an ben @erf9anaunsen felt unb
troBte, NIT @ibipeiter unb Oeliade ans
getban, benz aoben bes @inbes unb
ben BON 3eit gu 3eit nit fintflutbartiz
ger Getpalt einiesenben RegenbDen.
Die 2uft mar bid unb bon &egen unb
Seeidaum erfiiut; BORN am Bug nabz
men sfpet Matrofen ben Gusaud pobr,
atpet anbere, feitsebunber, bdmit tie
1tht bon ben beftisen 8etpegungen bes
S9tffes umgeporfen piirben, ffanben
am Steuerrabe, ole lire &raft aufbte@
tenb, UNI bas Sdiff tbdtie Dor benz
Winoe gu 6alten. &opitGn unb
Steuermann bepba9teten NIT Ginger
Gorge bas nod immer 5unebmenbe
Goben bes @turmes. M6ren fe nett
brauben duf offener See gepefen, 70
tnurhen lie fi9 aus benz rbis6en"
Wtnb nt9t bel sema9t baben; aber
bic norbafrttanif9e Riifte mar 10 nabe,
baB tie in tpenisen Stunben in Gi9t
fon1me1 muBte, unb es erf9ien fraaz
It'd, OBJ man ungefd9rbet bic GtraBe
bon Gibraltar piirbe setpinnen t0nnen.
Sett 5pei Sagen bate ma teine Be-
oba6tunsen anfte1en f0nnen, unb 10
nor Bel Der llnsetpiBbeit iiber i6ren
Stonbpuntt, BET Dem ftarfen Minbe
nnb benz friib5ettig gu ertpartenben
gtnbre9en bes 4benbs Der @ebunte
an bic feIFge unb tIippenrei6e QeetiTte
Elm febr bedngitigenber. &pnnte mar
nod Dor Gintritt Der Duntelbett cine
Ganbmarfe ausmade1, 10 mar es tpobl
nod mOsli9, einen fi9sren &urs gu
tteuern; ipenn ni9t, 70 mar bic @rz
boltung bes S9iffes benz blinben 3us
fan anbeimseseben.
SO mar No9mittass gessn brei
ubr, Der @turm tobte nod thinner nit
unDerminbsrter &raft. MebrmaIs bat
ten auf ben Nnruf bes 8apitdns bic
am Bug itebenben MatrDfen ocants
tnortft. bah ni6t5 au Fehen lei.
(SOrtiebune fOlat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-30
&praiialidler 9affee.

Non mill nidt a1ein gut eiien,
lonoern all6 gut trinfen. gu elmer
gnten Mabl5eit gebort cine quite 8aiie
&affee uno Die erbGlt man im8pn
Son &citanrant, 210 Sit Commerce
StroBe, peniee Siiren neitIi6 bon
Der D5reie BreHe@. Der &affee miro
oltf fran8oiide art ~8ltbereitet. 9a8u
giebt es ieIbitgema9tes 9rot unb
9admert aaer 6orten. Rameutli6
aud betm 3riibitiid miro man Die
@obItat elmer por5iigli6en SoIie
&affee empfinoen. SEER Wagen.
Die iebt einen StoG5 oorin, feline
8dite In ieber Beile 8nfrieoen5i=
iteaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-30
8m p~erfamfen.

3mon8is Qder 2ano, 31a @eilen
bon Der Staot eeleeen, an Ser ga.
laoo, nabe Der 8em 8ridporo. Gutter
ertragfabiger Sanobooen, Defenders
our @emiiie8u6t eeeignet. 9as gon5e
Stiid lit leidt gu bepailern, 8ep6i.
ier1lngseinridtune, cine @aioIin mo-
i6ine bon Az 8feroefrGften nno
1900 Sub 272 uno 38oa. &obren,
befinoet ii6 ouf Dem 8Gote. 0as
@aiier giebt ME aus. Sous nit 8
3immern nno ausgemarertem Sell
Ter. &uf 8unih fonnen Bis al II
enthusiastically uno Mil6-Se-
parotor oa5u 9eeebeu per0en. 4ein
3mii6enbGnoler. Ndberes BEL
8obert Sdmibt, 800 Safpta Strake,
Son @ntonio, $eras.
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Bis gum Meuferiten 6anf6ar.

g. IS. SarIopa, gait Slorence,
Ilo., i6retbt: Set beinabe iieben
Sobren lit i6 an elmer @rt bon
Sautfronfbeit, Die Elm form 3u err
tragenoes SUDDEN peruriodte. SD
fonnte peoer in Srieoen orbeiten,
ruben ODER idlafen. Nidts COB mir
permanente 2inoerung Biz i6 STUNT 8
Cure periudte. Cine Inlpenoung
beriGoffte mir @rleidterlng; Cine
Sdodtel beilte mid uno obgleid ieit-
Dem elm Sabr berfloiien iii, bin i6
nod irnrner fret oabon. Sd bin Bis
gum IeaBeriten oanfbar."
8nnt's Gnre lit elm sorontiertes
Seilmittel fir aae iufenoen Saut-
fronfbeiten. 8reis so Gents.
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@ufrufl

8. @oIters, elm Oeuti9er, I'M
gefabr 5 SUB 6 3oG bod, beaes Soar,
blaue Iugen, lit bon 8eepiae per-
l9fpunoen. Soate Semano ieinen
@nfentbalt piiien 10 miro er bier
our6 freunoIi6it eril9t, irgeno cine
bon ben unter8eidneten 8erionen gu
bena9ri6tigen.
81. 8aiotfo, @. q. 8onton, $.
Saebnig, Sobn gremer. so. Berger,
g.. 8oerm.
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ben Gef4tAtsbu6ern oes Drtents ais
sbos CRIME Meer" betonnt iei. On
Mertb tdmen 5tpdr bic einaetnen &uz
bine, Sophire unb Gopafe bteiem ntdt
gleid, dber In ibrer gefammtbeit rez
p~rdfentirten ie bod aud eine auBer>
orbentli9 bobe @umme.
Gftber mar bon biefen Mitt6eilunz
gen pie betdubt, unb IS bauerte einige
3eit, biz lie itd binetnfinben tonnte.
aber nit ibrer lei4t er~resbaren pbunz
tafie begriff fe ieBt, pie @eoltiel fib
Der nd6tli9en Hu6e berauben fonrte,
I'm i'm Qn6lid fsiner unermeBlinen
Reidtbimer gu f9pelgen.
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gmpfobIen bum gpuuth.

v9ie popularite Meoiain in StIego
County uno Der bette Sreuno meiner
Samilie," i6reibt @m. M. Diet,
9erousgeber 6es~ 0tiego SournoI",
@ilbertsbiqe, &c. g., lift Or. Sings
gtere gntoedung. Sic bot ii6 oIs
unfebIbore Sur fir Suiten uno CT.
taltung ertpieien uno ma9t furaen
groaeB oomit. @ir boIten es immer
als oos Bette fir 2ungen. nro Gals.
t~rantbetten." @arantiert gu beilen
bon @oolpb 0reiB uno 81. @obn &
90. Breis so Gents uno $500.
BrobefIoI6e fret.
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Die 2~ebenssrense.

Die berborraeenoften @er5te fino
einmutig IN Der @rfldr,tng, oaB Die
meni6lide 2ebenserenae ben 3eit-
punt, ben iie errei6en iolte, nidt
erreidt. 9as Sitter bon SO Biz so
Sabren ideint Die fritii9e 8eriooe
5n ieirt. Dos rtdtige Sna1tnebmerl
oieies Sabr5ebnts fam niht gertre
empfoblen peroen, oa WadIdffigfeit
gefabrli6 lit. Ser Natur better sc.
billie lit oonn Electric 8itters."
so Gents. @arantiert bon M6oIpb
Dreib uro ST.. gobn & 60.
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Slider tuie bic Come,

1T Elm uralter Gusorud; 6enn Son.
ienauf. un0 5onnenuntergang lit Die
reeelmabigite Griheinlng. Die Ga
tigfeit Der 2eber uno @~ingetpeioe lit
ebenio regelmdBig pern nit Or.
Sings 0euen 2ebens-Biaen reguIirt.
@arantiert bon @ooIpb 9reiB uno
". Gobn & 60. Breis % Gents.
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8eiudt bonn /. Nobember an cine
5amilie fir 4rbeit in elmer 9oirp
uno oagemeine Grbeit. @nr ORIENT
lide 2eute nit einiger @rfabrung in
Der @il6ereipirtidaft brouden ii6
gu meloen.
eOnis &~ranie, @etmure, ser,
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Set $500 Sobrpu inf ,idb ,

Set $500 Sabren ioQ lid Die
gfooe IN Qamenfleioern in S5apan
ni6t geonoert bnbeu. @liidli6e So
@tnnher lit nur oorum frteb-
tertig, neil er sum Streite uift ge-
.riiitet lit.
Mau beiitt 5reunoe, 10 (ange
man iie binoert, als iolde 5u bonoeln.
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Stclenseind.-gin eben augetpon-
oerter iunger Deutf6er int Sitter bon
16 Sobren iudt cine @teIe auf benz
NGberes in Der Office Der
pSreie 8reiie" ODER BEL grnIt Strem-
mel, 301-305 Sio @lamo 5traBe.
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@enn SIR eud in einem
e%ntfernten @Iobe befinoet,
A 10 aetp0hrt es g1h 8er1t.

bienng, gu piiien, oaB SIR tn Current
Bobn- uno @ei6dftsbanie elm fiio-
peihi6es Selepbon beiibt, 10 boB Sbr
Giif ieoer5eit NIT gurer Samilie ODER
NIT Current @ei6Gft in @e%rbin6une
lesen fonnt. @el6es anoere Spitent
bietet iolde @nnebmlidfeit2
Staten biliger nadj 6 1tbr 4bemb.
the SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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8. G q b 81.

~ Ut eine tobenbe Sturmaa9t mar
III Elm fturmtfder Sac eefolgt;
90 uber Der bronbenben u1o
f6dumenben meeresflGne
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Wan lpri1t 10 genre tpeit nrb brett
gon alter uno bon neuer Belt,
gr5d6lt it9, tpie es nbam1ls" mar
Sn Segas, 10 bot flnf8is Sa6r.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26

Violin, Mandolin and guitar strings
at Thomas the jeweler
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26
APPAREL MAKES
THE INDIVIDUAL
Many Young Men Fail to Realize In
dividluality Has a Commercial
Value. sffYs /

He's a bright fellow. strange he
doesn't get along any better" How
often you have heard that said about
man, and perhaps wondering why
it was SO. Observe closely and you
will find he doesn't KNOW THINGS
OF COMMERCIAL VALUE; things
that proclaim mans individuality
and makes for him a place among
his fellows.
HERE is A POSITIVE FACT:
THE APPAREL OFT PRO-
CLAIMS THE MAN"
You can tell suit or overcoat
made expressly for the person wear
ing it anywhere you see one by It's
individuality of style and perman-
ence of shape. If it's the work Of
high class tailor who has taken
the measure and seen that the gar
ment is made to fit the individual,
you will know it at a glance.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26
HHl.Y ARE GETTING
BIG RETURNS MONDAY
Announcement in Daily World Brings
Big Crowd to Local
Store Monday.

Last week the firm of T. J. Groves
& Company advertised in the Daily
World that they would give an in
troductory sale day at which sale
they would put the price of every
thing in their large new sore down
to cost
Monday when World man called
at the Pioneer Department Store he
found the place crowded with bar
gain seekers. The clerks were. all
busy wrapping up goods and taking
in money.
Being a mere man ne did not pre-
sumo TO look at and judge of the
display of all kinds of wearing APP
parel, groceries, blankets, ETC., with
the same eye and judgment exercis-
ed by the feminine patrons of the
Pioneer Department Store, but he
is in possession of one fact, viz:
That there was a large and very at
tractive display of bargains which
We're being snapped mp very fast
+, As advertised, this has certainly
been a harvest of bargains" at tht
Pioneer Department Store. adv
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26

s
Tho Sweat shop Is : part Of the
ready made clothing business.
The goods are cut up In the plant
!of the maker and "farmed out" to
many small contractors with quar-
tiers in dirty, stuffy side streets of
the poorer districts. Here men, woal-
EN- and children toll at little pay Or,
women take the mbaterials home
with them and sew the pieces into
garments under nnsanitary cordl-
itinns.
Young men of Wenatchee. don't
make yourselves cheap" by wearing
cheap, hand-me-down," inferior
clothes. You can afford to have your
clothes made right, made to fit you.
and made to hold shape. The best
is not too good. The best is the
least expensive in the long run. One
good suit will outlast many poor
ones.
o. F. Etzkorn will make you
suit that will proclaim your individ-
uality. A suit in which you feel we'll
dressed. adv.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26
-WRECkING TRAIN Sent
/ BEFORE CRASH CAAfE

SPOKANE, Sept. PA Spokes-
man-Review special from Whitensh,
Mont, says that before the collision
occurred yesterday morning between
Great Northern passenger train No.
4 (eastbound), running twelve hours
late, and a westbound freight train.
it was known at the dispatcher's of
flee here that a wreck was newt
able. and wrecking train had been
ordered out.
1t was known that there had been
a conflict of orders and that the
wreck would occur between Coram
and Bolton about 8 o'clock. All tina.
the officials waited to know was
whether it had been a disastrous
wreck. The scene of the wreck was
about twenty miles east of White
fish. Although the tracks were bad
ly torn up. traffic was soon resumed.
Eleven passengers were badly shak-
en- up and some bruised, but none
of them killed. Three or four cars
were thrown into the ditch.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26
brought Insane Man to Town.

Railroad detective Plat arrived in
Wenatehee Sunday from Leaven-
worth, bringing with him laborer
named Swanson thought to be insane
Swanson has been employed above
Leavenworth of late, and his peculia.
actions aroused the suspicion that
he is mentally unsound. His mental
condition will be investigated today
Later-Swanson was this morning
taken before Court Commissioner
Ernst and pronounced insane by a
lnuacy commission. He will be CON-
mitted to Medical Lake asylum.
Swanson,s nearest relatives are
two brothers, living at Leavenworth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26

New Methodist Minister Arrives.

The Rev. A. ]. Beighton, successor
to Rev. kufus as pastor of the local
Methodist church, arrived in Wenar-
chez Saturday from his old station
in Hillytrd, accompanied by his wife
and little daughter.
Rev. Beighton and family are tenn
porarily residing with o. E. LovinY
at his home on Pennsylvania Avenue,
the Loving and Beighton families
having been old friends together at
Palouse. City.
! The new minister occupied the pull
pit at the Methodist church for the
first time yesterday morning andsev-
ening.
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TO do Il It once. The mission WHOA
LT14gAI alin here WIS MOI As Was
expeIled, nuweser, NJ enJ0yed his
trip 10 lis fullest extent anu met
moaning but klLdnebs curing Lis STAY
Eere. ne has Deen q westerner all
MS life and stated that the western
Amrlcan is Ia most progressive man
III the world and ne saw nothing
Ill TIE way OF the Quincy residents
tneir opportunities.
Mr.. Dunn in rising to speak stated
that he missed the presence or the
ladies. During his speech he stated
that the scheme OF irrigatlng this
valley would be a success as ne mad
conferred with both Seattle and Spo-
kane capitalists and they all eAcour-
aged the proposition. In fact there
was no one that opposed 1t. How
ever. if everything was done 1t would
probably be through the organlza-
lion of farmers. To secure capital
isnough to bring water onto the val
lev the farmers would have to put
iuo tha sufficient security, possibly
so per cent. Of their lands. Mr.. Dunn
stated that he had unlimited capital
! behind him and if security wa< put
inp the money would be fortseo ming
and the water with it. During the
entire discourse the source OF LIE
water was vague quantity.
In regard TO bringing over yater
from the Wenatchee river the dis
TIA: ce was not excessive but II was
possible that the water right could
not be secured, so stated Mr.. .2per-
son.
Secretary A. f. J)nso1 made
stirring address in regard 10 The or
gerizs.t;on of the farme-S who 90
the work for the world aud who set
tn least pay Who are the prey CT
capital, and who, urorganized, work
against their own interests. The
sack question, poor roads, and other
propositions being brought to bear.
The meeting was also addressed by
several farmers and business men
and much mirth was INDUCED in az
times. ga
Another meeting will be called In
the near future to further the plans
of the. Quincy Valley Power aal II
rigation Company.
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Irrigation Talk ut Quincy.

The meeting on "Wednesday even
ing was not so we'll attended as the
one on Saturday, however, a large
crowd of enthusiastic farmers and
business men were present and list
ened to long and eloquent address,
es by Mesers. Epperson and Dunn.
Mr.. Epperson, as civil engineer,
made an extensive visit to Moses
lake and the Crab creek valley but
was inclined to think, and led his
audience to believe, that the prop
osition of bringing water into this
valley from a nearby source was a
hard one and would take a great
amount of money and possibly
much time, but that the country
would eventually be irrigated was
in the region of possibility. Mr..
Epperson paid glowing tribute to
the valley saying that it was the
largest, richest and most level of
any tract of land he had ever seen
and this takes in all the western
states. He was inclined to believe
much could be done in the way Of
irrigating from privae wells, the wa
ter being pumped by gasoline or
steam engine, or by electricity. This
last fuel proposition was sprung as
a new one on the audience, Mr.. Ep-
person advocating that the residents
here organize into company and
put in a power plant on the Column
bia. presumably at Rock Island rap
ids and cable electricity over the val
lev. He stated that in Texas two
jumps lifting water 60 feet fed a
fiume % feet wide and four feet
deep and was capable of irrigating
1900 acresc. This was for rice
fields which require more water than
anything else that grows. He men
toned similar plant which is beins
nut in In Kasas. These incidents
were mentioned to show what mighi
be done here in the way OF irrigat.
ing from wells. ,,
Electricity was proven to be ths
cheapest power, 0btainable which
could be furnished for mill per l 4
horse power. A min at Rock Island
OF from 1000 to 1000 horse power
vonld furnish pieaty Of power fol
the nat. He stAted tAAt Il wosld 3.
best for the people Aere to Kaf 4
and own thsis soWn plnnt - Il + ~
owned BY private PARTIES t1ey 4lea'
have to pay similar . parties = 90
iyoruia where eleehleity = refeael
81 IS eenfo aa1A 80. - fee9noer
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big Fruit shipments.

Up to last Saturday night G. H.
Ryan & Son. who are buying fruit
liz Chelan and Lakeside for the We
Produce company. had pack
ed and shipped $500 packages Of
fruit since they opened the packing
houses on August 18th They nad
raid out to growers and for boxes.
packing and hauling $527s.
Nearly all OF this fruit was Of the
snft summer varieties that 'heretofore
were practically loss to the grower,
except suck q he ooald dispose d
L tie iocai l1arket. ewing partly to
tfansportatioh dtihcalties ana market
ooaaitioas. bst largely . ne lack Il
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