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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-10-19
TmbeI Lard Act. june s, ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


N'''-' ''eA'i' august o. i''''.
N.'.. b. hrrrhy given shat boz com
riHur. $3.50. iUu provisions I'd tne act ui
..uEra.s .' ". a. lsio, entitled "An
a.t '"- tut s.ie nI timber iauds in iLe
state. Ht t1.i'1rnia. Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory. as extended g.
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ror.... U.EC Hr AuEus' 9. l"oi flied iu
ta. .tr .u-ir sworn statements. to-
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..c"r N.hfiu". u. Vancouver, County
%. Clara stat. 90 Washington. sworn
statement So -- .'r the purchase of
o.. NM .. ~lrt"I 9. iu township ~
south. ar-u -1 easl. IS. W.
Herman L. luus. of Vancouver,
County %. Glars. State CI Washington
sworn s'ai.m.ut $50 -.ls io- .ue pur
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NN NN .i Me- no section %, iu
township p. south, IyEg 21 east. ". VI.
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j. hereby sivel o. ban Se"... ...
Dave Newman le.r-atlaH. .. .... 4.
Sramau d-lea--l ali o.. .a 4a. %.
other per--us hauus aH. a.-r.. .a
said estate t.a. thr o.. .-l-.-a.- .-
minislrai1T g. sa.- estate .a-a. H-
lual account iu t.e office u. f.. ..aa.
Clerk 0i Haruey County. a la.
thereon Il5 Colnty Court .. -4. l..e
~ by ils order made end ems-. -
tsmber sih. I-17 a. lz=- Monday .s
embeF the -ih Ie|- ilr l.4r.-
lions Of sA.d acclHH, -tr H.. .4.
AL objections o. .a.l aer.. e
heard by The Court and laraea. a
che administFaior aua.F ---.-
Dated September -l-,. l-l-
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CLIPPED OR HIDDEN

Circumstances point to the
possibility of a broken cattle
buyers trust Prices have uu-
accOuntably advanced c0nsidera-
bly, beyond any normal variation
IN the ratio of supply and de
mand. Also. apparently rival
buyers are operating in hitherto
exclusive fields. For all this the
growers are thankful. but natu-
rally a little suspicious. As long
as his product is taken at prices
that leave him a fair margin o.
profits, he viii continue to aH
and take unto himself said profit
And SO far SO good.
The state press. judciue from
these indications. claims Cha. he
claws Of the trust are clipped
This is not so plain. Wha. has
been done to it TO clip tn.m
For more than q dozen years .a.
rulers of the combine have gone
on buying az their own figure
and selling as their own figure,
While grower have struggle.
along and scarcely held .ner
own. the big maGnatss %. r.
abattoirs have waNed fat 1r .rar
profits.
The Union Meat Company s.ar-
trolinC owners. The O'SH..
Bros. accumulated f1rum.
reaching into the seven figures
lists IN less than q score at Hcars.
The Carstem Bros. at Seattle.
the FIye-Bruhr Co.. and che
Walla Wal.a packer, probably
madea as much ormore bu. re.cr.
sales have shown itur SD plainly
And when packers make fortune.
Of millions in o few wears ar.
growers of their raw wa.a~...
barely hold their own .tar.
something rottor In the husn
as well as IN the barl
Just what the purpo-. 90. ...
same big beef barons .r volume
tarily raising prices ar. ..
seeming rival buyers u. .r.
same field. is nari 1 SD. H
the swift retr'bu,.nr .r. ga-
followed illegal combines r -..
last year from gavgrumgu. pre-
secutions. is more chan likely ...
real cause OF the apparent uE.
up in the trust. Auuarer. r..
are more neatly cloaael -rUr
before They even 50.
hereto unEeari a. extreme
offering different prize.
different Repre- r,a.
Of one company seem @. w..
better offers Jo growers i. .u
part of the cattle country
those OF another company a...
better IN another par. ..-
the appearance of rea. r.var. .-
kept up and antagonist which
would strip ,he fimsy mas .r.
the transactions is suua-a..
raising prices Bu, .Eer sever.
reason % fear that .aa .
claws Of the trust are G.. eE-
ped az all but merely Withdrawn
and hidden unit. the spasu pass.
es. - Grant County News
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NoTIcE F0R PuBLICATION


iurns Oregon September - i"II
To whom ii may concern
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SILVER MOUNTED BITS AND SPURS
Made TO Order.

al kinds Of plating tableware specially
Cor. Main and y sis., Burus, Oregon.
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OPTICAL DIRECTORY


.iwlr UouH meets ths H-t. Monday ir
ApfIi sud gfs, Monday Boz Ue,aEtt
joint senator IS. Hart
loiuI.Kerr,s, ......... .U. L.. King
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12
A SILVER SHOWER.

Miss Nellie Culp, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Alllster Barry, of New
York, has been announced, was given
n silver shower at the home OF Miss
Maud MacNeai on Wenatchee avenue
last night.
Miss MacNeal was assisted by the
Misses Mand Merriam, Ola Gochnour
and Isabelle Duff. all of whom made
ideal hostesses. Pen and ink deco
rated leaflets. containing questions Oh
the American girl. which could be
answered by using the word heart
furnished an appropriate guessing
contest. Other games and music
passed the time until luncheon was
announced. The table was decorat-
ed with a profusion Of chrysanthe-
NUNS and red paper hearts dotted
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12

Conconully. Nov Am attempt
was made to kill John Reason. at
his home near Anglin. Wash, Octo-
Der 30. particulars of which have
Just been made public through the
arrest of the entire gang engaged in
the attempted crime. Deputy 5her-
iffs Marc Thomas and ]. ID. Hubbard
on "Wednesday evening brought Ia
George Smith and Al Andrus OF An
glin. together with Ave guns OF va
rious patterns and one six-shooter---
tho property OF the men arrested.
Ell 81. Peter. the third party. was
arrested on Saturday last.
The confessions of the men I'M
plIcated in the affair. together with
the statement of Mr.. Reason himself.
are to the effect that Reason has for
some time been the object OF the
hatred OF Smith. a near neighbor.
who suspected Reaaor with being re-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12
LOST WAD ON
FROZEN SPUDS
Leroy Wright Didn't See Why He
Should Pay Sfg2-Ncither
Did the Court.

In Superior Court today the jury
heard the testimony In tho case OF 0
Mr.. Wantz of Monitor against LEROY
Wright. In which the plaintiff sought
TO recover $192. the value OF a cargo
o; potatoes.
The plaintiff. through his attorneys
Thomas & Marsh. alleged that the
potatoes had been put aboard Great
Northern car at Monitor and consign-
ed to Wright at wenatchee. as per
the order of the latter. IF. o. B..
Monitor"
The fact that the potatoes we're
frozen when they arrived at Wenat-
chez. and were consequently refused
by the defendant. was brought out at
the trial.
w. O. Parr and Reeves and Reeves.
tor the defendant. argued this morn
Ing for a non-suit. claiming that there
had been no acceptance OF the cargo
Of potatoes on the part OF Leroy
Wright.
The Court sustained the motion for
non-suit. and as the amount involved
was less than 5000 under the law tho
action cannot be re-opened.
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Mrs. Gilman Entertains n. l. r. Clul

or the original fourteen members
OF tho once lourishing n. |. T. Club
only six remain unmarried. II was
portion OF this club and several
other young ladies who were so de-
lightftllly entertained by Mrs. Il. s.
Gilman last night at her home on
Chelan avenue. The evening was
given up to music. after which the
guests were ushered into the dining
room to partake OF three-course
luncheon. In the table decorations
red predominated. The centerpiece
was a fine cut-glass bowl filled with
luscious grapes; red ribbons extend
ed from this to each place card. At
ter the repast was finished each girl
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12
QUARREL
BRINGS ON SHOOTING
Three Okanogan Farmers Are Arrested For
Attempted Murder-Shot At Their In
tended Victim From Ambush

sponsible for series of musilations
and tortnring OF cattle In the vicinity
OF Angiin.
"Wednesday morning OF last week
Smith. In company with ST. Peter and
Andrus. went to the home OF Reason.
and hiding In some pine cIumps near
by. awaited the rising of his victim.
When Reason came out. Smith and
st. Peter both fred several shots. one
OF the shots taking effect across the
breast OF Reason and producing a
neeh wound. The latter turned a,
the first shot and ran into the house,
and TO his quick action he owes his
life.
The confessions OF the men Show
'ha, The entire scheme was proposed
by Smith and was planed In detail
at meetings held at his residence.
81. Peter later escaped and has
not been captured.
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Cottage Meetings.

An innovation will be made In the
usual mid-week services OF the Pres.
byterian church. instead OF the SER.
vice at the church on wednesday
evening. Bible studies and prayer
services will be conducted In different
homes. to which friends and neigh
bors are invited. There will be four
OF these gatherings tomorrow even.
ing. For those south Of Orondo ave-
nue. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
williams, Okanogan avenue: Orondo
avenue and south to Palouse street,
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Corbin on Washington avenue; for
the central section at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Keith at 124 North
B street; for those living on Wenat-
chez avenue and the north end at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gum. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to these cottage gatherings.
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SNEAK THIEVES
BUSY IN CITY
Residents Complain TO Police Of
Petty Depredations on North
Chelan.

Is there a 'Rafies" In Wenat-
chee?
Is he operating smoothly and sy,-
temattcally among the homes In the
better residence section Of the city.
This is the puzzle now bafIling the
police?
On North Chelan avenue within
the past few days several minor DEP
relations have been committed. and
so cunningly has the clever thief OPP
Grated that not the slightest clue has
been left behind.
The Crollard and Schrader homes
were visited and canned fruit pu--
loincd from the pantry shelves. in
dicating that the operator is one
with an educated taste for the COOL
things OF this world.
During a brief visit at another
home In the same neighborhood a
coat and vest were removed from
their hanging place while the owner
was temporarily absent from the
/ room.
| There are those who attribute
these examples OF the burglars craft
to different authors: some think the
so-called dirty dozen" may have had
a sticky finger In the fruit repast,
but hardly consider them In any way
responsible for the disappearance OF
the coat and vest
The police. not having been called
In promptly by people who had lost
by reason OF the thefts. are working
at a disadvantage. as the scent was
pcrceptibly chilled when they took
! up the case.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12
BANKERS HELP
MOVE WHEAT
Spokane Convention In Conference
with Railway Commission ..
To Transport I,ig Crop.
Especial to- the Daily World.j

Spokane. Wash, Nov. a. One
hundred and Hixty-one bankers. rep
resentlng every county and district
sn eastern Washington. northern Ida
no and western Montana, cxpr assed
-the utmost confidence at q general
meeting called by The spo&ane Cl.a,e.
lag House Association To discuss the
financial situation aud It's special re-
latioa 10 the movement ot the cnpf-
nous wheat crop to tidewater n.
W Twohy. president OF the nFgans-
cation. presided. and reports were
heard from the various districts In
the Inland Empire. showing that the
country banks are well supplied with
cash resources. and that the Difficult
~ of converting grain bills into cled-
its with the Puget Sound aud coast
cities will be removed. ]. G. Law
announced that the commission will
arrange with the transcontineutal
railroads for the immediate shipment
OF grain TO the steamships ut tide
water awaiting cargo. 4 special
committee. composed of the officers
of the Spokane Clearing House AS
sociation and one representative OF
banking interests in every county In
the Inland Empire. was appointed to
formulate a plan to relieve the situ-
alton until the crop movement begins
and business Is resumed under nor
NAL conditions. The conference al
so decided to accept clearing house
certificates OF Portland. Seattle and
Tacoma at par. and the gradual
liquidation OF the loans due to banks
was recommended. II was given ont
that conditions are as satisfactory an
could be expected. and that there il
no necessity Of departing from pres
ent methods, az the certificates are
safe. being protected by gilt edge
collateral.
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with rice. Heart shaped cakes were
served with tho dessert. and when
the large BRIDES cake was cat II was
found that Miss Miner had secured
the penny. Miss Mary Mahoney the
thimbIe and Miss Wyman the ring.
The last course was called the
pie" course. The pie consisted OF
n large heart shaped box. covered
with red crepe paper; this was placed
In front Of Miss culp. who upon
opening It found sterling spoons and
numerous silver trinkets dear to the
heart OF girl.
Each guest received as a souvenir
OF the occasion hand-painted frame
enclosing the picture OF Nellie Culp.
These are especially dear to the re-
cipients. considering the affection they
bear the one who so soon will leave
TO become the bride OF Mr.. Barry.
Those present were Mesdamcs Reeves
and Hines and the Misses Nellie
Cuip. Ruby and Lillian Vaughn,
Esta Miner. Grace Parker. Mildred
Wyman. Ethel McCutcheon. Nan
Lawrence. Mary and Margaret Dun
Bernice Thompson. Rose S,earns
Marie Mahouey.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12
CAPT. JENKINS
ORDERED away
Local Salvation Army Leader tn Take
Post In Another
City.

Captain and Mrs. jenkins. who for
several months past have been In
charge os the local Salvation Army
work. have received orders that they
arr soon 20 be relieved here. and are
20 proceed TO another post. not YET
assigned
As measure of acknowledgment
for the Good work accomplished here
by Captain and Mrs. Jenkins. the
following clergymen and citizens are
10 have charge OF the meetings this
week: Rev. O. f. Jessup will speak
tonight: Hev. H. l.. Beightol on We'd
nesdav night: Rev. John Berger on
Thursday night; Rev. a. j. Adams on
Friday night, and on Saturday even
ing. Senator Arthur Gum. by re-
quest, will deliver a short address on
a subject to be announced later.
Through the assiduous work OF
Captain Jenkins the local army head
quarters Is now free from debt, but.
as n new cooking stove Is needed, and
a few other necessaries In fitting up
the quarters for winter, the army de-
sires that It's many friends be as lib
eral as possible during the last week
OF Captain jenkins incumbency here.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12
JOINT DEBATE
HERE FRIDAY
Watcryille and Wenntchec III. s. Stu.
dents to Argue the Initiative
and Referendum.

On Friday evening. at the Opera
House. occurs the annual debate be-
tween the High Schools of Wenat-
chez and Waterville The question,
Resolved, That the State of Wash
ington should adopt the initiative
and referendum system as used in
Oregon" will be discussed.
This is live question and is be-
high schools of the state. under tho
supervision of the State Department
of Education. A team is picked
from the winners OF this debate and
they debate with another team Sc
lected by the state. In this manner
the championship OF the state in de-
batting Ii determined.
The high schools have been work
ing for the past two months on this
question. the schools buying the very
best books on the question for their
study and research.
Wenatchee is very ably represent
ed by Fred Ellis. Lyman Shotwell
and Harry McCardell.
The rivalry between the two
schools Is very keen and both are
determined to win. Wenatchee has
proven that she is superior to Wa
tervllie as to strength Of limbs by
winning two ball games. Her boys
will now cross mental swords with
their old rivals and try their metal
in joint debate.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12

The young people OF the Christian
Endeayor societies OF the Presbyte-
rian church are making up Christ
mas box for the boys and girls OF the
Sifka. Alaska. Indian school. Those
desiring TO contribute any small gift
To make happy these boys and girls
who are wards of Uncle Sam can
hand them to the committee at the
church tomorrow between four and
six
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An Invitation to Join

We OF the w. II. G. feel that there
are many loyal women in the city
who ought to be with us and per-
haps hesitate because an invitation
has not reached them. AS It woull
be impossible to reach everyone per-
sonally, please accept this as invi-
tation and join us wives, daughters
and friends OF the G. A. r.
Our next meeting will be al
sprague Hall on Friday. Nov. % OF
. p. m.
M. R. OLDS,
11.12 Secretary
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12

wound her ribbon and thus secured
her share of the grapes. which we're
fastened To the other ends of the
atreamers. Those invited wern
Ncsdames England. Whe.lar. Percy
Scheble, Stevenson and the MIsaes
Morse. Wells. Morrison. Gushing. Nc
Cutcheon. Wilson. SchehIe aud Far
ray
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A Wooden Social.

The Royal Neighbors will give a
urday evening. November l6. at 3
o'clock. A good program will be
rendered and all kinds of wooden re-
freshments will be served. Admis-
sion % cents. Everybody invited.
i1-Ie
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Notice

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the Wenatchee Black
smith Co. will please call and settle
with R. T. Woodruff, with the cash or
otherwise. at their earliest convent
ence and oblige
L. o. HALL.
11-1s r. r. WOODRUFF.
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Mrs. MacNeal, assisted by Mrs. ].
r. Chase and Mrs. Schildnecht. will
entertain the Baptist Aid Society
Wednesday afternoon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12

Removed to Wenatchee Hotel.
south OF postofflce. A full line OF
millinery. hair goods. corsets made
to order. Nine. Tiffany.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12

Post cards, novels and pipes at the
Mascot"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-12

Cm'noHs clouds In the yby today
Indicate break In ,ho long contiu-
uci beautiful weather.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
NORTH BENNINGTON

VIM Mack has returned from Sche-
nectady
Arthur Bassett and wife visited in
Albany today.
The graded school closed Friday for
two weeks vacation.
Harry Goodemote is visiting his par
ents in Petersburg, N. Y.
Hurry for your share of the Christ.
mas goods at Needham's the news
dealer.
Miss Grace Bigalow, teachers at
the graded school, left yesterday for
Burlington to spend the holidays.
Mrs II. A. Davis, who has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs George Campbell OF Salem, N.
Y has returned.
Ii. l. Spafford and wife are visiting
their daughter Mrs f. b. Garfield in
Schenectady. Mr. Spafford has been
quite sick there, but Is improving now.
The Fish and Game club have at
last received their pool table, which
was placed in their rooms Friday.
The members were anxious to have 1t
set up before the shoot at the state line
in order that they may practice shoot.
ing at pool before shooting over the
turkey, goose, duck and chicken range
on Christmas day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
HOW LONG HAVE
YOU HAD IT

Kidney disease may develop sud-
denly and become fatal in few weeks,
but this is rare. II usually appears
with mild symptoms, although as the
kidneys are not sensitive it may have
been developing Tor monlhs-even
years. 1t is usually durable the first
few weeks-in fact, it often gets we'll of
itself. But II it has been long enough
ID the system to have become chronic
(fastened) the books then declare it to
be incurable Right here is the crucial
question viz, how long have you had
it? If it has been In the system FOR
some months, there is only one thing
known that Will reach il and we have
sent for it. 1t differs from all kidney
treatments in this tremendously i'm
portant point-it is the only one that
reduces inflammation and corrects the
kidney function AFTER il has become
chronic, as well as before. AS there
is no sharp dividing line marking the
time when the trouble changes to the
chronic form, isn't it as clear as noon
day that thoughtful people with kid
ney disease should take at once the
only known specific that reaches it in
all stages?
The annual deaths are over 63, 600
10 per day. These census figures
show how appallingly cious and
prevalent this thing is getting to be
that is innocently referred to Ia the
homes as "kidney trouble.
If you have kidney trouble start
right. Call and let us tell you how
chronic kidney disease mas been
brought under control.