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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Kioopriierne.
Se er bsie, men bill blipe enSnm bsi
ere, erflGrer @ilion.
Gornesen "Iroiperitg''a

9dnobrussminiiter @ifion iIbtdte
Tnplig, at life aIene er ben nplig iteo'
funbne Stisuiug / &isbprtferne gam
ife natl,rIie. men Ri tam mart pente
en- p~berIieere Stigntng. &isopri'
ierne er allerebe mn bsiere END no
geuiinbe, men BET er otnerifruit
"Broiperitp", iom er poa 8mSeu al
oct belle, tiger 9anbbruesminiiterer
Solf bar nenIig 8ooS til at ipife
mere 8isS emo fsr, meSens SarRrne
opbrntter farre &reutrrer emo ito.
Iieere. Oct er ba natltrli9t, at 8is5-
.priierne er gaaet op, liaeium 8riierne
pau oft anoet, % De oil itiee enonii
mere.
San forfIarer nrrmere 9arioserne
~iaaIebes: Sur oct fsrfte er Der Sno'
Danbringen. Sfior fom Ser oper en-
DeiIion Renneiter til De Soreneoe
Stater; iaar pd Der fomrte enomi
flepe. Sisie SoIf iinoer mart arbei.
De 90 tiener 9oot. &isb bar for
mango al Dem ppret en- Gurus, De bar
moattet ne9te fig; MI fadr De pliloie'
Zig goo RaaO, bill Ieoe sobt og ipi.
Ter meeet aiso. 8erneit er Der Oeu
imoa6eige @rport, iom 9isr ct gam
tie aIborIist Subbug / bore geboIb'
ninger. Sfior ienotes berira til Ito
Ianbet &iso og %antmulife Srooufter
til en- @9rbi Of 1913 NiIlioner Sol.
lars. Nen tiltroos for oenne Stig'
ming | Gfteripsrgielen er Ser ingen
tiIiparenoe Stigntng / StEeanseu
poa &reatitrer. Sbertimoo, Der er
inarere Sabo9egang, foroi bet foier
meeet mere at opbr9tte &ppg III END
fsr. De itraueere Sripeftiousregier
gisr mooife ogfaa fit til SnbifrRnf.
nt1tgen. SonIeoes tilfertes Der Obi.
oagomurteoerte / Wtai ifior omtrine
10000 Stpffer aoeg mere emo /
Mtat ioar.
@n 2ltrifaS ipatr9te Winiiteren, ON
life De itore Gbica9oilogtereS Snife
on at itoffe Jig eritatning for BET
Sab, iom ben npe &isoinipeftionsEoo
paafsrte Dem, ifiiIbe baoe no9et at
giSre meo De brsie &fsbprier, men
@tIim troebe life, at bette Dor Eli.
f9l6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
"Dr." 1obnion.
Ninneiptas @uperusr taller pcS
H%enniglpania StatsnuipcrFtrt.
Sreeres TIL 7r. Snris.

Mtirnefotas 8uoerrer, Sobn u.
Sobrion, bar iaar inob1Iot iii at Dol.
De SaIen Ill @rabuenterne peb @eru.
iplpunias unioerittet % bleo De0
ianme a~uIebutns al llniperiitetet
freeret til Doctor iuriS. ell SG0erS.
beoiSning, Tom ban bar 8runo til at
bore itoIt al, iRrIig | 9etraetning al,
at bans Raou / ben ieuere Sio ret
ofte er bIet n9put | 5orbiuoeiie me0
ben oentofrotiife Br9itoentnomiua.
ton n9ite adr.
8upernsreu taIte ON "Spportuni.
ties auo Responsibilities in 2ife'S
Career. llniperiitetSfolf, iogSe ban,
bouoe fort auipor / 2ipet $3.50 itSrre
Gripar emo mango andre, ioroi Sc
EnpSe babt itsrre anIeoutng. Ger
bar iaa uiegen Gale ont Sperproout
ton nuomitInber, men Der oiIoe 81,
orig bIioe no9en Soerprooitttton al
aabe oe bpgtige WGnb; al iaaonnre
bleo Der oI6rtg for mango, og De bill
bs aItio finSe fit 8irfeieIt / 9ipet.
s fsrite RGffe bIanbt ems Bligter
oe ]anlebnineer til at iiorette noget
bar De Sp9auer, iom beorsrte belle
9ationen oa beiurore6e oct almene
te6ite. 2i9eiom pi ale bar oiret no.
get for ben e~nteIte, ioaleoe8 6lir oct
ben erlfelteS Bligt at ore noget for
2noet, opuoa roget til 9eforbring
al almeupelet. Oct bar Ell DtiSfor.
ltaaelie at fro, at beune Rotious po-
litiife RrobIemer a%leiommeu blep
Isit / @aibin9tons, 8ebiters og Gin.
coins lib; alorig baooe Der ppret Ell
Sib, bo hi tr9ngte lopaIe 8r9fter |
aampen for iaubt Golfeitpre mere
enc netop III, og aIorig banoe Der
Ter Siitorie p9ret itsrre 2sn at iaa
for bette grbeioc emo | bore egne
Gage - 2sn fsrit o9 fremit / Sorm
al Inlebninger til at uorette noset
fort % gobt for oct amerttonife
5oIf. &c Spgnper. iom inalebe8 fore
loa, Dor life Oanifeltg at finoe; man
bap6e Dem pan ole mIilige Solo; oct
giaIot bare at toge iat. 8ltpernsren
ait oerpaa ooer til at outpoe, | bill
fe Retninaer man | Dor lib baube
anleouirg til at prspe itne arGfter
/ 2on6spoIitifen. San nGunte Be
fiGmpeIien al Sernbduers, Sruits og
oubre &orporationers Soergreb, peg
te pad Dor aoIoniaIpolitif, buor Der
rar EIa6s for megen 9pgtigbeo %
gnerei o.i.n. San off otoere % TAFT
ON 5areu oeb RogtenS Gentraliie'
ring pnn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SGu.
Der. Ser aioIot oct ON at beitrpbe
fig poa at fon Stntsrettisbeber og
Observation-Disclosures bragt / bet Tor.
boIo til bperurbre, at inaen al Dc.
lene bIeb opgtpet, og at De DOG Tom
iii at itua | 6en rette Sarmont uleo
boerdnbre. 9ette par en- al De pig.
tigitc politiffe Spgaoer mn for Sioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Doc al 5eome.

en- Is stor gn1uneI @ltt be6 Rabu
Carl SbacfIes / SummerfieIb, Ohio,
bsoe npIig Of ooeroreoen 5eome.
sSnbtiI for nogIe 2tar itoeu bar Gut.
ten aIeeIes normal banbe oonbIig og
Iegernlis; men ioa beJpnote ban plrb.
ieIig at bore o. itjs0 ioeiret iaa bur.
tigt, at ban Ha ban osoe, bar 6 5oo
og 6 Sommer bst og peiebe $50
Bum6. tSGns Sigfiite bar 6 500 os
10 Sommer lang, SO 5ommer breS
os % Sommer Spb. Den bar ina
itor, Of ben life turoe tases IND /
Siiet. 8irttens 5aber er en- RaHS
poa 6 5oS % 2 Sommer os oeier
21O Buno. Garl Dor eneite Barn,
5Iere eirfuier buobe giort Samilien
aIinrenbe 5iIb,iS Tor al fire jig
bans Sieneite, men man bnboe al.
Tooet benz ole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Were RapttoLSpinoeI.

BenniDloauia bar iom befienot M.
Itgt ifafiet iig ct npt aopitolhlnt, %
- iom gicntagne 8ange meo0elt /
Soften" - er Staten bIet grunoigt
iupot pad bocr eneite Siug, iom er
aTifaffrt iii oenue ilotte 9oguing.
Bare pua Ytsbler al SrP og iorifieI.
lige 8IaSoarer, iom Spiefroner oG
Iigreuoe, bIep Stoteu b~eoro9et paa
mango b~unSreoc SuituS Collars.
Den MI bar 6e iaoet Ell / RctuI.
lurgi iGrIig fpuoig Iarb, Charles
Ronta9ue, til at uuoerisge uDe De
ouifaffebe RctaIio9cr, 90 Der itaur
set NOT Iiae ion fGIt iii. Der bar
blnnbt anoet anifaifet fire oploigc
Burglar Erooi" Bengeifobe iii
StatSfaSiereren8 aoutor; Se ffilSe
barre al 6brcme.S taoI % foiteoe
$4,000. Rr. Wontoore flyer, at
Der life err mere Gbrome.Staa / Dem
emo | Sfaueu poa Den Rauo, JONI Ie.
pereoe benz, % at Dc er oGr6 flu
$4,000. Oct tog bam nsiostig fire
elmer at bore tiers igienrem ct al
SiSie Stabe meS ct or6inprt StaaI.
Dor.
WetaluOltpret / isrite @tdge foite.
De Statcu 229, 23t.10; Rontague
bar bereanet gRrbien til 1882, t03.
Ga iaa nioere. Gu arfiteft Sutton
leuereoe 3egninser til alt Netoiuo'
itpr og i~nStusiereSe berior $4,000.
VPr. Rontague flyer, at Sutton bar
life Iapet en- eneite Streg Of ois'e
Segnineer. De bIep itaffet tilpeie al
Den Sabrif, Der banbe Seperancen til
Oct BennipIDania. 9ompoui, iom or
fer baooe aontraft paa 2enerance til
aapitoliet.
Meu p9rit al oft par oct nteo De
tilIunela0enOe ooermaaoe elegdrte
groncenrbeioer til ierite Gtoge. Dc
foiteoe Stateu $566,000. Wontague
bar unSerisgt Dem oe %beregnet oeres
@Grot til nsiagtigt $4,000. Oct Ter
no til, at life en- eneite ling er Iepe-
ret til oenne gragtbpaniug, uoeu at
Staten bar monttet betole ira oct
oobbelte ill mere emo oct 2~0.oo6belte
al 6eus WarteoSpGrbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Wy "Reeierinesform."

Gen iaafaIote "1es Roines glau~
for 9pItpreIie, tioIigere omtalt {
"Poiter", bIep / Sorsoogs peo al-
miu6elig afitemniug beiIiittet iroisrt
l SoDas SooeOita6. iSor SnofsreIie
al Den me "RegieriugSform" itemte
GOA og l,143 itemte imoo. Scrub
for QfgisreIieu gift Der en- 8dlgtamp,
tom Ser neppc for bar p4ret ieet Ra.
ee iii / uoaen 9p / Sonia. og iRrIig
lpitig gift De til paa ielne 8algbagen.
Huar life andre Argumeuter Longer
itrat til, iaa aif oct paa RGperne Iss.
Snnleoes bupoe blauot andre forben.
oPrenoe RaDor Sobu Raegicar og
Charles gtgg5 Ell 8atalie paa -
angtnGper. gluuot Dem, Ger tiente
icm G~rOerSpoIiti bar "Regiiter ano
9eaocrs" ReouttBr, Saruep Sngbam.
Get bar / girteIigbeoeu Ell 8autb
nIeQem &olititerne og Reformpel.
rerne. og Sc iioite bandit.
Gen MI oeoto5ne Rlau saar iun
fsr me0SeIr no pad, Of 8pers belle
StureIie ooertages at en- 8omite paG
fem Rou0, iom i i'm WtOte upIger
en- Tnpor, og bOer al Sc rem Rono
TITLES / SpiSien for ct 0epartensrt
iom en- anoeu Stat3ruaS.
acmiteen bar en- nte9et uoifraft
RuuSigbeo. men ina er ogiaa Son.
troQen Irreng. Solicit ieIo bar unar.
iombeIit Promulgated til ue0 aitem.
ming al iierne en- eaer ale aomHrts-
iRrer, uoar Blot 20 8rocsnt al 5.
itermeberettisebe bar unSerFrepet
en- getition oerout. Scrminen er to
Gar. Sc 10 Rano, ion neo gri.
mRroalgeHe opuaar scr itBrite Stem.
metal, opitiaeS iort aanoiooter, os
ieut al bisie pRlges peS uRitfpIsenbe
gaarralg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Sremeanesmaaoe frapiees. S alle
3iIfGIoe bsr SoItets og Citizens @et.
tiebeb til FIJI os ubinoret grug al
ganb paa Sorit-R eierpationer amer
fienbes og tiIifpnbes. og irgen 8eta'
ling bsr forlansea for iaabant gano.
gesopenoisbeoen Of Sorit-Reierpatio'
ner anerfienoes og Iigeiaa Ell rinle-
.Iig 8esuIering oeraf fra &egierin'
gems SIDE. Meu alt 2ano, bporpaa
Der life er Sfog, bsr burtisit uoifil.
leg fra oisie Reieroationer, mebmin'
ore BET transes / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eler til HppIantning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
SoIoaterIennineer.

Solbater, iom 6eltu9er | mrlitPre
SpeIier bar life Het til nogen geta'
ling uoenfor ben Eio Spelierne turer,
ielp our De blir ipge og mao opboloe
iig paa 4rmebofpitaIerne ureget lpn'
gere. 9erure afgisrelie bill i~ifferli9
mootoees meS Sorunorins al ole
Reblemmer al miIit9re Sr9auiiatio.
rer.
30 @anS al SpS Safota Tilitieu
bIep I i'm Sio lisgenoe ipge I 81 Gage
pGa Soipito[et / Sort Rtlep efterat
Wansprerne og @rercitien bar Hut.
8ebtommenbe arme."B apupaiter"
libbetalte Dem ogioa for benne Sto;
ban ianot, OF bette nlaatte bore Ell
SeIpfsIge, ba De begge bopbe poabra'
get Iig Spgbommen unoer SienGten.
Oten aribitsren iaebe geei. Sum
erfiepebe, at 2ooen Hart og tpoelig
beitemte, at Solbaterne life Dor be-
rettiget til nosen 2en lberfpr ben
beItente Beriobe font ieIpe gpelierne
omfattebe uben Se1ripn til ale Sn.
it9rbiebeSer forsprigt. Sg &on'
troGsren gap at~ubitsren Rebbolb
bert.
Ien bette er risti9nof en- noget
baaro geitemmeIie, 90 oct 10 let fan
inbtreife, at SoIoater rnoer Sieue.
item itben ieIp at bore Crib beri
paobraeer fig Spgbomnper, iom Lem
ee efter SpeIfernes Slut boIber 6em
tilbage | arme-Soipitalerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
en- flor Sleet.

5amiIieu 9omtrumGTt, iom &C uo'
breot ooer oet uorSlige Sqinois. bolot
/ iorriee llge en- Reuriou / Rocf'
ioro. ST., bnor bsrrtutooN 100 Ieo'
lermrer al Samiliet bar ttHteoe,
Sbert eneite ReoIem al SGmiIieu er
aibolSsmnnS eIler 4fbabstottSe. %
al ben belle SLegt er Der nm TIRE
gspnS, iom bruser Sobat. De isr.
.ite af Slegten, iom flptte6e neitoper
It'd Sllinois. bar fire Srsore, iom nor
gift meS fire SGtn, De Dor ole.
inmmen tilIteoe peo Raoet ! forries
llse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Of bet life enaarra bar IpffetS at fan
oct peStoaet i Senntet8 SdnS6ritgs.
fcmtte, bporaf Sou&brougb ielo er
WteSIem. Senator Sauna ira 6ar.
60 COMPLIMENTARY 6e uufbpngige
GIeOatormeno meo, boa6 Se bobos
uorettet. San bar abioIlrt for Ops.
reIieu al en- EermtnaI.G lepator %
iasbe. Of Stateus Ronfierer biIbc
oGre bebiGIpeItg meo at tiIoeiebrtu'
&c Sc til bette guoemaal nsSpcnSige
5000, GOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25
Sfuot for 6lue.

Senator SiQnrur ira SDb Caro-.
lima ifldbe efter @eitemmeIien bobe
bolbt ct SoreSrog / oct Gbatotnuo'
StGbne, iom ituI fr0e Steo / apple,
ton, @is., / ben fSrite SolpSeI az nG'
ite WodneS. ga 9pens gorgere
imiblerti6 fit hsre, at Sinmm bar
en- al SaIerne bfeo en- tor Del al Dem
enia ON life at fisbe 9iletter til
S~oreSroseue. og Sc tOdng poo benre
Roabe SeIffabet til at foa en- an6er
/ bans Ste6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

8lemipmbeS. Get fortlares M.
at uaor aaptein 8insIOu at De Sor.
eueSe Statcrs arpoier "Gbarleston1
braste en- R9ngoe Champagne iIano
/ Gan 9ieso. Gal. uoen Of betoIe
SoIo al oen. ina bapoe Oct Jim Grrmo
oleue Seri. at ban "sIemte-, at BET
par tolSplistige 8arer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-25

Senere bier BET fig. at SeIegrnfi'
iterne ! Gan 5runciseo os Saflano
California, life er tiIfrebs meo Den
me Srouing og bar golct no poc
Streif.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
NEW RULING ON FINAL PROOFS
General Land Office Reverses Regulations
Concerning Time of Proof

The United States land Office at
Waterville has sent out notice to com
missioners that the hearing of final
proofs may be set for any date that is
convenient for the commissioner or the
party wishing to make such proof.
Some months ago the interior de-
partment at Washington made ruling
that the presence Of the special land
examiner was necessary at the hearing
of final proof cases in order to examine
witnesses. These proofs, under that
ruling, were to be made every two
months. For some reason, presuma-
bly, on account of the large territory
that some of the examiners were obliged
to cover, the ruling was found imprac-
ticable and has reverted to the original
method in vogue, which will doubtless
be more satisfactory than that in use
during the last few months.
In this district, especially, the terri
tory to be covered by Special Agent
Leach, comprising all of the counties
OF Douglas, Chelan and Okanogan,
makes it almost impossible for one
man to cover it at the time proofs are
to be made before the many commits
sioners under the former ruling. 1t is
territory larger than the entire state
| of Ohio.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
Examination Trial Postponed

The examination OF Bert Carol on
the charge of attempting to pick the
pockets Of Jas. Ornsby last Saturday
night came up Tuesday but was post
poned until tomorrow on account OF
the absence of a material witness.
Mr.. Grass came up from Wenatchee
to represent the state.
Carol has been following the occu-
patton of log scaler and has been
watched by the officers for some time,
being under the suspicion Of picking
the pockets Of intoxicated persons and
those who live around in shady places.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
ROADS BUILT BY CONVICTS
What Has Been Done in Other States
Shows What the System Can
Do for Washington

In an address by John Craft of Mo
bile, Ala, it was stated that the cost
to the farmers of the South is SO cents
per bale of cotton for an average haul
of eight miles. If there were good
roads, the cost would be reduced to 10
cents bale. Estimating a crop at a
million bales this would mean saving
of $34O, 900 annually. 1t costs under
present road conditions 25 cents to
haul a ton of fertilizer a mile. With
good roads the cost would be 8 cents
per ton.
Il have studied for some years the
problem of working convicts on our
public roads, said Mr.. Craft, and
they have proved to be the most eco
nomical road builders to be had. The
convict has long passed the expert
mental stage for road-making." Judge
Eve of Georgia, who has had twenty
years of experience in working convicts
as road builders, says: They are the
best and cheapest road builders. While
working convicts not single overt
act was committed nor single child,
woman or man molested, or one dollar S
worth Of property deprecated on. In
Mecklenburg county, N. c., the finest
macadamized roads have been built by
convict labor. 1t cost an average of
25 cents a day to guard, feed and care
for convict labor when it is managed
on business principles.
las for the convict himself, statis-
tics show that 90 per cent Of those
who are workek in the open air, prop
erly fed and guarded, return to their
families and cease to be charge OF
menace to the state, while of those
who are kept in prison or worked in
mines, at sawmills or other similar
places IS per cent become hardened
criminals. Nor do l think it right to
put the honest wage earners in compe-
tition with convict labor or the manu-
featuring industry in competition with
the one that hires cheap convict labor.
Indiana has about II, 900 miles oi
good gravel roads. l remember when
Indiana was considered one of the il
literate states of the Union. Today
she is prosperous, and her people are
no longer ignorant, but the state i:
dotted with the finest schools and col.
leges.
Massachusetts spends more money
than any other state on her public
roads. New York has voted to issue
100000 for her roads to be usec
in the next ten years. New Jersey
has fine roads, which are the best in
vestment the state has. Missouri i!
agitating bond issue of S25, 900, 900
for her public roads. The province o
Ontario, Canada, has 10000 miles o
good roads, and from that phenomena
improvement has come prosperity tC
its farmers"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
COUNTY PRODUCTS AT FAIRS
Commissioners Appropriate $500 to Pay
for Exhibit this Fall

The following taken from the We
natchee World OF last Thursday is self
explanatory:
The county commissioners in session
this morning at the request of COM
mittee from the Wenatchee CONNER
cial club have appropriated $500 for
an exhibit from Chelan county to be
displayed at the fairs this fall. In con-
nection with the amount put up by the
county commissioners the commercial
club of this city has promised to stand
back of the proposition and see that an
exhibit worthy Of the name will go out
to represent this county. Other com
mercial organizations Of the county will
be invited to join.
The exhibit will cost altogether
about $1,000. 1t will be at Everett for
one week, then taken to Seattle where
the people there and the strangers will
be given an opportunity to see the
products of this great fruit section,
which is only partially developed.
From there it will be taken to North
Yakima where it will remain during the
time when the state fair is in session.
The county will also be represented at
Spokane with good exhibit. The
Wenatchee Commercial club has always
been active in securing the remarkable
exhibits which have rapidly made a
reputation thruout the United States
for this section.
1t is generally admitted that of all
the advertising that has been done for
central Washington nothing has been
so effective as the exhibits that have
been sent from here to the several
fairs. At the Buffalo exposition the
Wenatchee valley was we'll represented.
At the St. Louis fair almost the en-
tire Washington exhibit was made up
of Wenatchee fruit. At this fair SIS
medals and prizes were won.
At the Portland Exposition, out of
the two hundred and forty entries,
three out Of every four carried off a
prize of some sort.
At the Spokane Interstate fair last
year the 81, 1000 prize for the best gen.
eral exhibit was won by the Wenat-
chez Commercial Club.
Exhibits made from the Chelan
and Entiat districts have not been so
large, but have not been second in
quality to those in the Wenatchee
valley. The largest apples exhibited
at the Portland Exhibition were grown
by Charles Harris of Entiat. One
weighed SO ounces.
The largest apple ever exhibited at
any fair was brought down to the Har-
vest Festival at Wenatchee last fall.
This big chunk of fruit tipped the
beam at 40 ounces.
The Wenatchee Commercial Club
is now busy in securing the early sum-
mer fruit and getting it in condition
for exhibition purposes. Fruit growers
are being asked to preserve their best
fruit and produce and to report to the
club in order that it may be properly
cared for"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS

Frank F. Keller and Miss Emma
Kelly were married at o:30 WedneS-
day evening by Rev. A. J. Adams.
The ceremony was performed at the
residence OF Rev. Adams, 800 King
street. The couple left on the boat
Thursday for Stehekin where Mr..
Keller has a ranch. After short out
ing on the shores of Lake Chelan they
will return to Wenatchee, their future
home. World.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

Walter Foster, manager of the Fidal-
90 Co.'S mill, was searching the city
Wednesday morning for men to work
in the mill, but failed to find any. He
has been to Seattle, Portland and other
cities, and secured men for the mill,
but they remained only few days and
quit. Other mills in Anacortes have
the same trouble in getting enough
men to run their plants. There is a
scarcity of laborers at any price. Mr..
Foster states that he is willing to pay
good wages to the right men, but finds
it very difficult even to find men who
will work for good wages. There are
no idle men in Anacortes, unless it be
some loafer who does not want to work
Unless the mill men can get help they
will be forced to close the mill unit
men can be secured.-American.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
Decides to Pay Rather Than Go to Law

A dispatch from Olympia, dated
Aug. 9, says the railroad commission
today received a letter from the audit
ing department Of the Great Northern
promising immediate settlement of the
claim Of the Ellis-Forde Company, OF
Chelan, for 90 cents overcharge on
shovels shipped from Seattle via the
Great Northern and steamer line.
Some time ago the company refused
to pay the claim on the ground that
the amount involved was less than
their minimum voucher.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

With the best fruit crop for years,
the best wheat crop for years, and the
best prices for everything for years,
why should not the tiller Of Washing
ton soil be independent - Auburn
Argus.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

The Chelan Falls mill was started
up Monday morning after two weeks
shutdown and will make a ten days
run. 1t will then be shut down again,
on account OF short wheat supply, un-
til the new crop begins to come in
Leader.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

Rght-of-way Agent Anderson of the
Washington and Great Northern, was
in town one day last week and closed
up deals with some half dozen parties
owning land on the south side of Che
Ian butte along the Columbia river for
right of way over their lands. Leader.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

A Wenatchee fruit grower, says the
Edmunds Tribune, ordered 5000 ap-
pie, cherry and apricot trees from the
Richmond nurseries.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

Lloyd Cole, son of W. E. Cole, liv-
ing near Coulee City, while training
horses last week, fell from the horse
he was riding and broke his shoulder
in two places, the horse breaking his
neck at the same time.-Wilson Creek
World
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

A mining deal involving $50, 900 on
one side and piece Of property in the
Chelan butte gold camp on the other
has been negotiated the past week,
says The Leader.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

The public schools OF Wenatchee
will open Sept. g, with twenty-six
teachers.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16
STATE NEWS ITE MS

The Great Northern railroad has a
rule in regard to claims for damages,
overcharges on freight, ETC., that all
claims against the company amounting
to less than dollar are ignored. To
test the legality of this rule the Ellis
Forde Co., Of Wenatchee, has filed a
complaint with the railway commission
wherein it is claimed that the Great
Northern overcharged the firm 90
cents on freight. The complainant
does not care for the 90 cents, appar-
emily, but wants the satisfaction OF
making the railroad company pay the
overcharge.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

City Marshal Ferguson and his dep
uties all wear uniforms. .-Wenatchee
World.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

C. E. Bowersox is quite seriously
sick this week and has been unable to
be at his Office with the county super
intendent. He assumes his Office OF
county superintendent on the End Of
Observation-Disclosures Republic.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-08-16

Mrs. Platt Corbaley, Of Wenatchee,
fell out of hammock last week and
sustained injuries which the doctors
say will prove fatal.