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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05

a trained runner to overtake a man who
has never given special study to that ex.
ercise. A nice, easy tackle brought Cole.
wyn't nose and the soil Of my native land
into close touch with each other, and then
Tom came up and helped me lead the
captive back to the house. +,
There we learned that the interview be-
tween the noble lord n his prospective
father-in-law had ended with a threat OF
a criminal prosecution, w~hereupon Colea
wynn had struck down the white haired
old man with a somewhat remarkable
~weapon-one Of those long, round needle
cushions stuffed with emery powder, an
ideal sane club. The blow n him,
but inflicted no lasting injury. That Is. II
inflicted no lasting injury upon Mr.. Bran
don, but It smashed Miss Ethels ideal or
an English lord into ten thousand pieces,
Mrs. Brandon's fear of scandal saves
Colewyn from a jail, and he departesJ
from that house forever that evening uns
der the flaming eyes OF a fiery portrait 81
George Washington.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
Japanese Day h,reworks.

~The Japanese are not expert In
night fireworks" says a manufacturer
Of pyrotechnic supplies. but they leaN
the world In day fireworks. ! have
seen some wonderful displays during
several visits to Japan. They send
up aerial pieces which explode and dis
play In h air perfect models of full
rugged ships. temples, men. beasts and
birds. They an even make these
beasts and birds fight in the air. We
not yet been able to initiate them
In this country with much success. On
the other hand they are beginning to
take our night fireworks and analyze
them and produce similar Pieces"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
Stunq.

From Harper's Weekly.
There Is a law In Texas which requires
commercial travellers to purchase a IL
cense before they can do business, a law
either unknown to, or ~disregarded by, a
certain patent medicine man from New
England. He was just emerging from a
drug store, where he had placed an or
dressed him:
You sell Browns Boston Bitters, don't
your" the tranger asked.
Yes; and I'd like to sell you a case
cure you so quick you won't have been
sick yesterday-fact!" the drummer said.
"All right. How much is she?' the
stranger asked. pulling out his pocket
book, and handing over the S. demanded,
receiving in exchange an order on the To-
cal freight agent for his case.
Now, I'd Just like to see your license
to peddle-Im the sheriff" the stranger
said. pleasantly.
You've got me-twenty-ive. isn't itT'
the drummer asked, offering the money.
II don't suppose 1t will be necessary for
me to APPEAR"
NO, that win be all right" the sheriff
replied. Then he looked at the order for
the case Of medicine. 'What am / goinR
10 do with this STUFF he asked.
III give you a dollar for It." the drum
mer suggested. and the trade was mad
And do you happen to have a license
TO peddle? Huh, 1 thought not, Wei,
you have been trading with me--selEng
goods without a license-guess Ill go flo
a complaint against you," the drummer
said, sweetly. And the next morning tho
sheriff. with a sheep!sh grin. paid q nno'
,et "a.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
Dance Favors for tho Fourth.

For the Fourth of July dance there
are enormous crackers or swapping
notices In tricolored isinglass. An ex.
ira o snapper is in honor of Indec
pendence day. and the caps and aprons
packed into the small space are all
In patriotic colors. Other dance favorS
are tiny wound with tricolored
ribbons and small pistols which, when
tho trigger is pulled. send out a small
Japanese folding fan, while those of
a larger size shoot forth diminutive
p%arasols In the same c~olors. with the
cutest of fringed edges.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
ParIor Fireworks.

Among the newest fireworks are the
parlor variety, which a child can ham
die with safety and which can be set
of In the house without danger OF fire.
This pattern includes diamond rain
sticks, Roman candles and cartwheels.
The fire and sparkle from these designs
are harmless and may be permitted to
fall upon the fllmsiest kind OF material
without igniting 1t. In the larger de-
signs for outdoor use the newest. is the
gatling candle, which consists of a
bundle Of Roman candles arranged
round a centerplece like a gatling gun
The effect is very pretty.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
Costly Patrons.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
The Preacher--Have you special rates
for ~clergymen?
The Hotel Clsrk-Yes, sir; we charge
them a dollar extra.
The Preacher-Dollar extra! Why?
The Hotel Clerk-They don't patroniSa
the bar. =
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
Disfqured.

Church-We had some attractive fea-
lures on the Fourth.
Gotham-Ard the next day I suppose
there were a lot Of features In town which
were not so attractive.-Yonkers Statos-
man.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
tiiicate OF log brand IS"

tiiicate OF log brand IS"
G Johnson to A L Fife. bill sale saloon
fixtures, stock liquors, etc-$450O.
Same to Same, lease lower story bldg
on 3 80 # OF e11a lot IL, blk 43. Original
plat Aberdeen, for years at $3.50 per
month.
A l. Fife to Columbia Brewing Co, chat
mtg saloon fixtures, stock liquors, etc
$500.
Same to Same, beer contract to Dec l.,
1912.
G Leavitt to II 7 Dabney, sat mtg so
It 1t ! and n so it of e1a 1t 2, bl 43, Orig.
inal plat Aberdeen.
J A Booth to B Kinnaman, asst mtes-
$3.50.
CE Holmes to f G Chausse, bill sale
blacksmithing outfit, etc--$750
X T. Merrill to J A Booth, chattel mtg
horses-S2O0.
Lincola Creek Lumber Co to Public,
certificate OF log brand "Bar 5"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty OF 1t Has Been Done Righc
Here in Aberdeen.

Cures that last are cures that tell
TO thoroughly know the virtues of
a medicine you must investigate the
cures and see If they prove perman-
ent. Doan's Kidney Pills stand this
test, and plenty of proof exists right
mere in Aberdeen. People who ties.
tlned years ago to relief from back
ache, kidney and urinary disorders.
now declare that relief was perman-
ent and the cure perfect. How can
any Aberdeen sufferer longer doubt
the evidence?
c. J. Campbell. carpenter, living
at the Grand Central Hotel, Aber-
deem, Wash, says: II can Just as
strongly recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills now as I did three years ago
when they removed a swelling over
my kidneys and greatly strengthen.
ed those organs. Ten years of hard
work, change of climate and drink.
Ing alkali water undoubtedly
brought on the trouble. It went
from bad to worse despite every
remedy tried until a friend adj
vised me to use Doan's Kidney
Pills. I procured them at w. B.
Paine Co.'s drug store and they cor
rected the action Of the kidney Sc
cretions, removed the swelling and
cured the backache. I can conscien-
tiously recommend your medicine to
others, for I know of none other
to equal 1t for the back and kid
neys."
For sale by all Dealers Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. So
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
Muscular Pains Cured.

During the summer of 1903
was troubled with muscular pains in
the instep of my foot" says Mr.. S.
Pedlar, Of Toronto, Ont. "At times
it was so painful l could hardly walk
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was rec
commended to me, so / tried it and
was completely cured by one bottle.
| have since recommended it to sew
eral Of my friends, all of whom
speak highly of it." For sale by
Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
OF the two offenses against the body

OF the two offenses against the body
undertaking Is more Immediately dan
gerous than overeating 1t saps the
sanity may lie in discreet selections Of
food based on personal peculiarities.
They are not promoted by absurd the
ories.-New York World.
Matching II.
"Mr. Gibbons" said the teacher Of
the class in rhetoric. point out the alb
surdity in this figure of speech: AT
this time the Emperor Frederick hatch
ed out scheme etc"
1T seems all right" replied the
young man after some reflection.
ut does? Explain. please, how he
could have matched out q scheme"
swell, be might have had his mind
set on t."-Christian Register.
AIIspiee.
PimentO, dark colored berry, is the
size Of pea with the remains of the
calyx attached and possesses an odor
and flavor resembling a mixture of Gin
namon, cloves and nutmeg. from which
fact 1t derives the name Of allspice.
While an inferior variety grows in
Mexico and parts of Central and South
America. Jamaica Is the only country
in the world from which pfmento is
exported.
Had to Do Something.
cabby was brought to the police
station for having hit one of his fares
over the head during dispute about
his payment
Couldn't you explain to the gentle
man without hitting him" inquired
the magistrate.
Eyes, Sir, of course / know l was
wrong, but you see, had jumped of
the box, and couldn't do that for
nothing. Loisirs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
Real Estate Transfers.

FOR the week cnding November 30, compiled
from the records bN the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
state of Washington to Q Il Hall, oye-
ter planting deed. 81. 80 acres at sw point
Grass Island in sec -lG-ll-$l23.
y Graham to Il O Kibbe, n 20 It Of II
l0l II OF " "A # It 3, and % II Of lOl
II II 4. bl q, Corrected plat Elma--$5.
CIV Hodgdon TO X Kaszycka, 1t l3, bi
81, Ontario add iloqulam-$300.
Distler 1T al to X Distler, IL 6, bl 81,
w " Is Second add Aberdcen-$l0.
Sheriff Chehalis County to i T. eau.
thorn, certificate Of sale under ioi eclos-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
ire, ~ ID sec 31.l6.l0-t138.

ure, W. sec 31-l6.l0-sl38.
Hannah Zeebuyth to City Of Monte.a-
no, land in blk /. Byles Second add
Montesano fl.
A Pearson to S Benn, quit claim lot 5.
bl IA. Benn's Central add Aber-s1.
S Benn TO A Pearson, 1t 7, bl IL, same
add--sl.
Same 10 + 0 Olleman. It 4, bl ", W Il
= Second add Aberdeen-$230.
GE Lsckey to F McMurrsy. 1t 8. bl l.
Highland Home, Aberdeen-$450.
Treasurer Chehslis County 10 F f
Jones. It's to s. bl A and lts / 2 and 4 to
7 ana 8 TO II and lots IA 10 20, blk !, and
liz ! to %, bl 3, Pleasant Ridge add Abb
erdeen--$43.
II F Fox ~ + F Jones, lot 2, blk 80,
Benn's plat Aberdeen-s2OO0.
G Carlson to J Packa, en- bl A. South
Arbor-$40.
J II Rutherford to J B Haynes, 43
acres in sec l2.l7.8-$7000.
N Dineen to II Mattson. lot 8. blk 2,
MONEYS Corrected plat Monteeano-$325
N w Land Il Improvement Co to B
Dabney, Ito 8 TO 80. bl A, Depot add Abb
erdeen-$l.
V Anderson to & 0 Sjolseth, lot 10. bl
IA. Harris Garden add Hoquiam-$l250.
Treasurer Chehalis County to G Girls.
void, 1t 8, bl 8, Brewers add Oakville.
W n Bnsh to c Nj pes, referees deed
nwI rec 28.l0ll-$5O0.
Treasurer Chehalis County to N 7
Loomis, lots "a, bl Is, Hump,ulips and
Humptulips Prairie Gardens-$5.
NJ Holt to + s Goldsmith, lot 2, bl z,
North Aberdeen-SIO.
+ s Goldsmith to ID M Bowee, Its 2,3,
bl 7, same add-$l0.
G Lowell to T. Pfund, Its to II, being
all M bl SO. Westend Aberdeen-$l0.
Samuel Bonn to A Anderson. lot 5, blk
rs, b Il w second add Aberdeen--$ $500.
Treasurer Chehalis County to u NJ
Schofeld, land in swN sec 5.l7-7-$l.
Same to r Stubbs. lot 8, bl l. Phelon' 3
add MonteaanO--$l0.
CIR Maris to r X Winston. quit claim
Its 5 to 8. bI 2, Maris' plat Satsop-$l00.
j Kar to r Ellis, lots g. blk 10,
Harris Garden add Hoquiam-$375.
Samuel Benn to f. Van Tassel. lots
1918, bl 4, Benn's Central add Ab--$230
II A Fisch to Il Kinnaman. nwX Of
nwM OF swN and WI OF ne14 Of nwM OF
swN sec 26-I8-6-$525.
TIA Osborn to II Dodge, It %, bl 7, G
& w add Elma-$60.
Els Alvey to f T. Vance, lots 5 g, bl Ia,
w Il B add Elma--$400.
q NOEL to T. ID Staples, lot s, blk 50.
Original plat Ocosta--$25O.
FW Byles to Montesano Lumber Il
Mig Go, quit claim 1t 4, sec 7-l7-7-$l.
Treasured Chehalis County to Same.
land in II 2, sec 7.l7.7-$l.
X w Mowery to W @ Anderson, lot 3,
bl 3 Maris plat Satsop-$l50,
James O'Donnell to Public, declaration
OF homestead, lot 5. bl so, W & b Second
add Aberdeen-$l500.
Chas Veysey to B l. McLain, Wa 1t 4,
bl 8, Bayview add Aberdeen-$270.
w IL Shields TO A M Shields, quit elm
1t "a, bl 10, North Hoquiam add Hoq-$l.
A NJ Shields TO Lumberman's Bank,
IIoouiam. quit clatm same-tl.
NJ II Clark to G 8 Shank, VIZ II 3, sec
7-lG.l0-$l.
Miscellaneous Transfers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05

Sheriff Chehalis County to Public, GER
tifira'e Of appointment Of d Harner to
be deputy sheriff.
William Holland 10 NJ S Bailey. chat
mtg horses. wagon and harness-$5O.
Henry Loucke. Jr. to Public, declara.
ton Of homestead, lots to 5, blk s,
Harris Garden add Hoqnism-sl70O.
G VI Vernon to III NJ Wakefield, eat
mtg lots 7,s, bl II. Corrected plat Elma.
J Emley to G NJ Vernon. mtg same
|-$l4O0.
f f Shields to F Hewett, chat mtg
Office furniture. Law library, etc-$250.
W Phillips to W H Abel, chat,el mtg
horses, wagon and harness-s250.
A Distler ct al to X Distler, bill sale
household iurniture-$lU.
A Calmels to Aberdeen Brewing Co,
bill rale stock Liquors, saloon fixtures.
etc-$35OO.
f S Goldsmith We NJ Goldsmith ct al,
lis pendens suit for distribution OF prop
erty personal and real as per itemized
description in complaint filed for record.
Grays Harbor Sheet Metal Works We
K Zelasko, lien u 80 # lots 7,8, blk Al,
Original plat Aberdeen-&50.
Standard House Furnishing Co to Mrs
NJ A johnson, con sale furniture, etc
$3Ol2.
Sheriff Chehalis County Va Dab.
ney ct ux. notice attachment real prop.
erty. It's l.2, bl IL, Benn's Central add
and WI lts 7,l0, bI AZ. end VIZ 1t 3, bl
AS, and o 68 # of g 10 # lot II. and 3 60 IT
1t IL. bl As, and n 80 # lots IL ~, blk AS,
Original plat Aberdeen-$3984.
A Button to X II Fleet, mtg Its to IA,
blk !, Goodell's add, and lot 3, bl |, Lu
ark's add Montesano-- $500.
Rs Gribble 10 Public. affidavit affect
ing title to 1t 25x120 It in bl 2. Byles add
Montesano.
VIM p Book vs Chester A Congdon ct
al, judgment OF dismissal, cause No PAS.
Il l. Miller to N G Wheeler, cat mtg
$1,000.
J Fournier to + Bennett, chat mtg
horses. wagon, harness, etc-$400.
J II Busting to + II Cross ct al, bill
sale Busing shingle mill machinery, tim.
her cont racts etc-xG850
NJ Hokanson to V Anderson, sat mtg
$500.
Nancy Cox TO Public, affidavit affect
ing title to lot 10. blk IA, KarI's Garden
add Hoquiam.
Wynooche Lumber & Single Co to
Public, certificate of increase Of capital
stock from 5000 to 1875 900.
First Swedish Baptist Church Of God,
IIoquiam. to Public, certificate Of cleo
ton of officers.
Same to American Home Mission So
ciety, loan mtg nv 60 # lots l,2, blk "a,
Corrected plat Hoquiam-$lO00.
Same to Same, gift mtg same-$400.
Err Cozine to W g Roe, mtg Its II ~,
bl 10, North Aberdeen--$l30.
A II Harrison to p Andrijasevitch, sat
chat mtg saloon fixtures, etc-$38s.
J + Bennett to J Fourier, bill sale
horses, wagons. harness, etc-$900.
State Board Tax Commissioners to
Public, certificate OF receipt from G w
Hodgdon, administrator of estate OF
Sarah NJ Wilson, decd, report of assets
and liabilities and payment of inherit
ance tax on said estate consisting of lots
1873. and s1a of sea sec IS 2O7.
Grays Harbor Lumber Co va f +
Hand, lien lot s. bl IA. North Hoquiam
add iloquiam--$l30.
w Donaldson to o V Strickland, sat
mtg nw4 of nwH of swL4. and VIZ of
nel4 of nwl4 of swl4 sec 26 1876.
L,nJpilI II,noo,, c, No a., Drbli, oa.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
N lf w CAbEb.


A Anderson ct AK, et al w Mary
Dodge. Action on debt.
Same w q l. Nelson. Garnishment.
u Slraua and Louis Eisendrath VIZ s S
Jorl Ian. Abstract Of judgment from King
county.
otate Of Washington w Louis Fogel.
Robbery.
L N Hodgens w Joseph b Dabney ct
nx. Action Oh promissory note and at.
tachment.
May II Patten Va Charles s Patton.
Divorce.
T. w BeimiOhr w j X Cozine and Jos
ID Brown. Foreclosure Of tax lien.
Ed s Goldsmith w NJ Goldsmith and
FEED Bennett. Accounting in partner.
ship and receiversliip.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
AT The court HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY Seat.
t1inutSs OF the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real Is.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed with County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following IL the record Of business trans-
acted In the Superior court for the week end
Ing November 20. 1907.
la 70 estate Of z McDougall. decd.
E,dYidxs Wheeler. A b Holloway and d
w Fleet appointed appraisers.
NJ & Soule w Town Of Ocosta. De.
niurSei TO complaint sustained.
John G Mapes ct al VS. Minnie q NJ apes
ct al. Report Of referee approved, sale
vi realty confirmed and decree Of distii-
button signed.
IA Livingston ct al W II d Crawford
etux. Judgment Tor plaintiff Tor 5000
and costs.
Thos Robertson W Aberdeen Lumber
q Shingle Go. Dismissed at plaintiff 3
c ysts.
The following cases were get for jury
trial: state vs. Louis fogel, Dec 10; w
w Kurtz VI Aaron Hay, Dec q; Same
W Barney Mellon ct al, Dec q; A
Moller vs. Niagara Fire Ins Co, Dec 23.
"A Hull VI Arthur Nagle. Demurrer
sustained.
Andrew Semmen w o J. Grain. Oh.
lection TO jurisdiction Of court overruled.
City OF A berdeen w J Is Kihert. Sale
of realty confirmed.
II Is Mcneil w Nat Lumber Co. Same.
rhOs White w I.arkin Bros. Die
missed at plaintiffs motion.
In TO estate Of Il Il Learned, deceased.
o' realty.
Chas Veysey w | Smith ct al. De-
PENDANTS demurrer sustained.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-05
Miscellaneous Transfers.

B Glidden to Il l. Robinson. mtg lis
to 4, bl Pa frances add Aberdeen, and
lots 1873, and ne14 sec 7, and nwI of
swl / sec S-24 $500.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-24
RENDER UOTO
CAESAR

We recently published an interest
ing and true story, as usual, about
Fruit Inspector Darlington,
declaring a Spitzenburg apple pluck
ed from a tree in the lower Meth
ow recently, being the finest he had
seen in the State. We were disap-
pointed that our Wenatchee ex-
schanges did not copy the news item,
as this is one of the large districts
comprising the famous Wenatchee
fruit belt, and proud of it, We
would also like credit for sending a
larger apple to Spokane than carried
off the prize at the Spokane fair. and
the largest that has been seen in
Spokane this year. This apple was
taken from a tree at Methow. Aft
davits If necessary.-Methow Valley
News.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-24
IRA. FREER GOES
TO 0KAN0CAN

The Record regrets to chronicle
the departure of one of our most
esteemed and influential citizens, M.
Ira Freer, who leaves this weekk for
Okanogan, which will be his resi-
dence in the future. Mr.. Freer has
severed his connection with the Big
Department Store company, and has
acquired the sole ownership of the
store at Okanogan formerly operated
by this company.
Mr.. Freer has been identified with
the business life of this town for so
long that his removal will be felt as
a distinct loss.
The Record is voicing the senti-
ment of great many in wishing him
Severy kind of prosperity and happi-
ness in his new home.-Cashmer
Valley Record.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-24
SAVAGE ANIMAL
CHASES WOMAN
Wild Beast Trails Intended Victim
More than Mile.

Bellingham, Nov. 24.-An ami
NAL, believed to be a cougar or 1
lynx, has thrown the countryside ir
the vicinity of Wahl into terror.
= Last night the beast chased a wo-
man, who was visiting at neigh
bor's house, to her home, a distance
of more than mile. She heard the
brush cracking near her, and later
discovered the noise was made by a
huge brute creeping upon her. AS
she carried a lighted lantern, the
cougar did not venture close to her.
The beast has been seen by several
other persons, and is described as
much larger than the ordinary cou-
gar, and they say it has tassels on
it's ears. Hunters believe it is a
mountain lion, driven from the hills
by the recent snow storms, causing
it's food supply to be cut off. Men
have started for the vicinity the ami
NAL was last seen in, and will try to
bag it if possible.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-24

Dry Editorials, Stored in Republics
WoOdshed, Starts Confagra-
ton Oh Lords Day.

Spontaneous combustion, break
ing out in a barrel of dry editorials
stored in the Republics woodshed,
started fierce fire about 20 Sun
day morning
The persistent rattle of the fire
bell aroused those citizens who had
already retired and disturbed those
who were still playing bridge and
other fashionable games.
Prompt and effective efforts on the
part of the volunteer fire fighters
saved the remaining buildings on the
premises. Had a wind been blowing
the Great Northern Hotel would
probably also have burned.
To our esteemed contemporary,
caught short in the throes of an arc
tic winter without firewood or
whale-blubber, we extend our sincere
sympathies.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-24
WILL LITTLE
TO STAY HERE

Bill Little is not to leave town
after all
The Chelan Leader got off wrong
on it's story, reproduced in the World
Saturday.
On the contrary, Mr.. Little is to
remain in Wenatchee, as manager of
the Little-Wetsel corporation, which
has acquired the 800 acre Hayes
ranch near TWisp. "The new corpo-
ration is capitalized for s15,000,"
said Mr.. Little to a Daily World re-
porter this morning, "and will take
over the Hayes ranch, and the local
meat market OF Little and Wetsel.
Allan and Louis Wetsel, Nick Peters
and myself comprise the incorporao-
ors of the new industry. We have
some 200 acres in alfalfa, and with
raise stock on the Methow ranch foe
market purposes, and will also set
a portion OF the ranch to fruit
About eco acres of it is under wa
ter. Allan Wetsel will have charge
of the ranch, Louis Wetsel will be
outside man and buyer for the To-
cal market. and I will manage the
company's business in Wenatchee.
Mr.. Peters IS the silent partner. In
addition to raising beef for our own
market we will continue to buy and
sell locally as before. The market
here is still under my direction"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-24
REDUCED WAGES
IN new YORK

New York, Nov 23.-Af import
ant conference, t. many thousands &C
skilled mechanics in the building
trades of this city has just been held
at which the master corpenttrs' or
ganization gave rctice to the Broth
erhood of Circenters tha1 wages
would be redu~ed from So 20 sf5e
day after January /.
Tightness of the money market
that has caused decrease in con
struction and b'i'ding of SO per cent
is the reason given for this action.
The question has been referred TO
the arbitration board provided by
both sides, bu. representatives CT the
carpenters union declare they will
strike rather than accept the reduc-