The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-28
NOTES FROM
QUINCY QUILL

8SlgNhN9haNsff h5t14 hS6tRAaA WI tsN
roads In. tho!r present condition we
are inclined 10 believe II would be
good policy to have several delegates
from here 10 attend
Arrangements have tnat been com
plateA hy the Washington State Col
leee experiment. etafioa. af Pullman
ainf, for the monthly or twice monthly
lsanIng of preaa bell6itaa, which wili
so IN tisa greater part ct the farming
population of Waahiaaton, This plan
has been be<are the station for se9,
ayai years. ard nov that definite ac
t,oa aas beoa found p]saibie. 10 effort
@lll lye SPARED ia make Tho hasletias
IT special value In dealing wIth The
problems IL grain raising. fruit frow-
tns and TIE liva soek Industries. which
ara al Increasing Importance IN the
state 1T Warrington
&. J, Mcdonnell left for hta home
iii Lowell. Sunday Iie was followed
hy hia sister oa MONDAY
Tho commercial club If this city 10
Ia communication With Prof f. T..
Elliott. of The state experimental col.
soge. Who IN arranging for series Of
farmers Institutes which will ha held
this fall. SIR Elicit wishing Ia hold
aogsaa ~ the meetings In Quincy II
everything can hc arranged. and there
IL 30 reason 80 shlnk that there viii
not ha. the meetings wiIi be started
atsoat the lattar part - November
H. e, Henry. The Seattle capitalist
and railroad builder. who Ii building
the aeN Chicago. Milwaukee Il St
Paul railroad through Washington and
Idaho. has designated three hanks
through The interior of this state to
care for the enormous business con
uected With the construction Of the
road. The Washington State bank of
the Cascade mountains: the Pioneer
National bank Of RltgyilIe takes care
Of the expenditures In the eastern part
Of the state. and the Bank Of Quincy
has been choaen tn care for the money
used I'm tho central part Of the state.
Hundreds Thousands. II not mil.
ltnas. Of dollars ~tll he poured into
Washington through thaSe banks as
the construction Of the new trans.
continental ilaa progresses.
The res local telephone IL being
pat In poaltIon thIs week. In fact most
81 The phones have been installed aud
the naw central" IL being broke into
hts job. Aa usual with the first phones
much ievity IL being INDUCED In be-
tween subscribers. The Quill would
ask those who have any iterta Of newa
Ia call up No. 10. the hoodoo number.
but don't let that make you give us
any hoodoo news. and receive our
heartfelt thanks News" In town liz
about as scarce az money at the news.
paper ONCE.
The following special from Water
siile TO the Review only helps To eui.
rhastze the fact that the farmers. If
they wish to look out for their own
interests. must have some considered
combination among themselves The
price of wheat broke loose In Quincy
week ago and went up to &c cents.
but apparently the agents here got
In consultation and the price dropped
In short time to rs cents. Satur.
day the town was flooded with green
dodgers bearing this legend:
What's wrong with the wheat mar.
ket! Wheat s4c in Seattle: 63c in
Waterville.
Farmers hold your wheat or store
II In houses where storage tickets can
be sold.
FARMERS COMMITTEE"
Considerable interest Ia being mani
tester among the farmers In regard to
the CHEAT question. The merchants
are taking IN equal interest, a. many
OF the farmers owe large bills for thei,
years supply OF goods at the stores
The merchants do not relish the idea
Of having these farmers speculate with
their money for any great length oil
time. A farmer living about IS. miles
east has been hauling his wheat tc
Ephrata. Having occasion to come t.
Waterville to get his horses shod, be
brought load Of wheat and received
20 IL cents busheI less than the
same grain brought at Ephrata."
Noah Officer and wife and family
left for Kansas City Monday.
Squire Burrows, one OF our old time
residents. arrived here Monday, from
his home in Sprague.
q. r. Hill, who lives at Mae, Wash.
at the southern end Of Moses lake
who Is an extensive garden truck