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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
the POLITICAL AUCTION


Taft and Sherman are In the same
boat. Ons tiles the missionary flag OF
Reform. The other hoists the raw
head and Hoody bones Of the political
buccaneer. Taft 10 to lure the victims
into reach; Sherman is to do the plum
dering.
In his speech Of acceptance on Tues
day hast, Mr.. Sherman touched very
lightly on most Of the subjects pro
pounded BY his party's platform. But
he was very frank on one point and
very positive. He said that he fav-
oved revision Of the Tariff In the inter
est OF Protection.
And new we can understand where
Mr.. Sheldon Is TO get the five millions
which he considers essential to Repub-
!ican success. and why the classes
which have been most bitter in hatred
Of Roosevelt should now be eager for
the success Of TAFT.
Privilege and political power are to
repeat the condition which Hanna Ell
sineercd in 1896 and 1900. The money
Of the Baruns Of Industry Is to he
poured into the campaign Golfers Of tn
Republican managers in such quantE
ties as the exigencies Of the case may
demand. In 1896 the Quid pro quo wa
the Dinsley bill which almost doubted
the power Of the chosen beneficiariss
to take toll from the pockets Of the
general public. Now the part TO be
PLAYED by the par;y Of the first part Is
the same. while a Republican admin
is:ration will repay the debt ty reSis-
ing the import duties upward-thus
further congcsting wealth in the hands
Of Midas Rockefeller. Aladdin Carnegie
and Monte Christie Morgan and thus
tightening the throttle upon lac threats
Of all the unhappy rest Of the coun-
try" which vainIy fanciss itself 20 b.
the free and self-eoverning American
people.
Mr.. sherman gives awav the whole
game. II ought to b. true that In vain
dots the fowler spread hts net in the
sight Of any bird. but the world
ahpunis IN sulis and sccse ana nncd'cs
thar seem TO take pleasure IN flying
on their own DESTRUCTION. So often
have the same audacious tactics sue
cccdsd In sharing q majority q tho
American suffracans that We can hard.
" blanc The Republicans for the con
fid~nce with which they prepare 20 70.
pca, the process. Br; " tho people ~
the United States arc gifted With rail-
the capacity for seif-9overnmen' which
would ~ needed 20 iuS,ify their numi.
nal possession 81 that right. they
would risc as onc man IN STRIKE down
the frafsickers ~ho divide their pos.
sessions among themselves AZ ROBBERS
DO their spoil. SHALL the people rule7
They are rren,arfy soid Tor price
o. each r~currine Presidential epee.
ttua. Ana when the election is over
n h Themselves uho are Hsoe 20 pay
she pFSce. -yorfoaa virginisa- Pilot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
Entered ct the Newpo.t News. Va.
Postoffice N Second-clas3 matter.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1908.
PROCEEDINGS 70 RECOVER
UPON FORFEITED BONDS.

<h'toA'SS
proposed proceedings to recover on
bonds which have been forfeited in
the local courts Is a step In the right
direction. Bonds large and small
have been declared forfeited here
time and time again, but II the COM
monwealth has ever recovered upon
one Of them II was SO long ago that
everybody has forgotten about 1t.
1t is high time that steps should
be taken to make bail bonds worth
something. All things considered.
the local authorities have lost CON-
paratively few bailed offenders. hut
this Ia no argument In favor OF a
loose system Of bailing. Every mar
Who presents himself at the court
house and offers to become surety for
the appearance OF another, should be
made to understand that II the &C
cused falls to appear the full amount
Of the bond will be collected. As It
is now, the bondsman too frequently
listens to the ito be levied upon your
goods and chattels for the use OF
this commonwealth" etc. thinking.
more or less correctly, that 1t Is all
a mere formality and that there 10
no real likelihood Of having his goods
Ind chattels levied upon. And. only
too often, In cases where prisoners
are bailed by magistrates, the bonds
man has NO goods or chattels to be
levied upon.
While he ia at work on the bond
question. II might be well for Cap
tain berkeley to give some attention
10 the promtscuOus bailing Of prison
ess BY justices Of the peace. The
Daily Press makes no charge against
present magistrates; they may or may
not have been guilty Of negligence
IN this matter. but I; Is . well known
fact that there have been justices
who would accep, almost anyone on
4 bond who could rake MP the neces-
sary fee Of sixty cents. Prisoners
charged with rather serious crimes
have been released from custody up
on the security Of persons who would
not be accepted by any bank In the
CITY a. the endorser Of q note for
thirty cents.
I, Our bail bond system should be
breught down to a business basis.
When . man Offers himself as
hoads1an he should have an Of the
qualifications required by Law. ana
be should understand that he Is obi
gstiag himself just a. surely Is u
he were endorsing . note about TO
Be discounted NJ Q hank. II pris-
oner b charged with q trivial o6ensc
and the authorities are satisfied that
he yin appear for trial. then he
should be released upon his o~n
reccgnizaace. When "recoen:.
nance 10 no; sufhcicnt. then there
shuuId ne a real hail boad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

At the "Maude Allen dinner In Lon
don recently the only men present
were the musicians. who were discrete'
" hidden behind q partition Of palms.
The orchestra director probably had
has hands full keeping his men on
the Job.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
pVNssHMeNr o. CADETS UN.
NECESSARILY SEVERE.

Fussd guilty Of exercising un~ar'
yaatea authority over nrst classmcn.
sss young MEN. third ciassmen. have
Seea ssspesAcd nor one year. and two
ssussss. have ben expelled from
a. uasesa Nsases lulSsssy Academy.
ouue vesop 80 an efsAt a ihsse
enenp 800 SDnnssssd Iron the scaae-
49, epsDse 49, Tse sesssa =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Advices from Paris say the sultan
OF Morocco Is lin full retreat and holly
pursued" Reads like Russo-Jap-
anese war special
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

The destruction Of Zeppelins air
ship probably was the greatest stroke
OF good fortune in the old counts
life
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Lettuce is sasd to cause measles and
scarlet rash. u 10 known beyond
eav.i that boiled cabtascs have caused
ro~s On Eats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

While a Republican governor Is
sending troops out to put down dis
order and a Republican mob Is burn
ing the homes Of negroes what Will
II avail Taft to wave the old bloody
Shirt Banner Florida Times-Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
WITH THE PARAoRAPhERs.

: WITH THE PARAoRAPHERs. !
! A lobster said to be 200 years old
has been caught off Montauk Point.
! There's no lobster like an old lobster.
. Buffalo Times.
| One court keeps on reversing anoth-
". That proves that law is an in
, fallible science and that judges can
not err--YOungstOwn indicator.
Considering the financial end OF the
, Thaw trial. We hope the poor million
aires will hereafter think twice before
they shoot.--Greenville News.
Marie COrelli.' says her press
agent. lis about TO write a novel
against the drink habit" Thereby re-
claiming some of the poor souls she
has driven to it.-Cleveland Leader
Bill and John and Tom and Jim are
names appearing on the presidential
tickets this year. wouldn't name
like Reginald sound queer in bunch
like that.-Columbus Enquirer-Sun.
L day spent on Jupiter would seem
almost as long to the average Amerl-
can as a day spent in Houston. Tex
Possibly 1t would not be as dull and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Advertiser
A United States commission is 60
Ing to Greenland to show the natives
how TO fish They are certainly able
to give the Greenlanders points on the
art OF telling about the catch.-Dan-
vile Register.
Il care nothing for the yelling OF
the politicians" clustered one Theo-
dore Roosevelt II there is more
ion than he we have failed to see his
name in print.-Montgomery Adver-
tiser.
Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma. Demo
cratic national treasurer, is writing
Bryan campaign songs. Now 1t Isl
up to George r. Sheldon to try his
hand. Fortunately at a season ike
this the public Is not critical.-New
York World.
A Galveston man swallowed Sill
yer half dollar II he did not do it de-
liberately to keep from giving 1t tol
the campaign fund. We are ready tol
have him pumped out or operated on
IL he Is willing to contribute.-Hous-
ton Post.
The Democratic campaign lanSuish-
ed already for lack of funds and there
Is q Macedonian cry going up for help.
1t Is a easy matter to fiance part!
that pledges itself to war on busi-
ness II given power.-Buffalo News.
A boy OF 16 and girl OF IA VINO
eloped from Spconk. L. l.. were caught
In Baltimore and returned to their
parents. 1t is true the young Speonk
couple showed spunk. but they ought
to be spanked just the same-Brock-
ton Times.
xxyhNa a Danuhlican governor is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

A lobster said to be 200 years old
has been caught off Montauk Point.
There's no lobster like an old lobster.
Buffalo Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
BRYAN ON HIS way
TO KERN CEREMONIES
Continued from First Pagc.)

saiL: Il have confidence that our
pariy's position Is going to appeal I"
the Judgment and conscience OF the
public and in this campaign We are
conSdent in that events have robbed
the Republican party Of some OF us
most potent arguments In the past.
For instance. II you will remembe',
In 1896. there was a great deal said
about the panic and the Democratic
party was charged with having
brought a panic and the Republican
sneakers accused us OF having mo-
nopoly on panics. ] need not tell you
that within the last year the Repuo-
lican party has become an active
competitor with the Democratic par
~ on the subjec; Of panics and they
are no. longer able to say that they
can guarantee immunity from panics.
We, with the record Of the last forty
years which shows that Of the threc
panics which came. two OF theH'
came when the Republican party was
in complete power and after Repua
lican victories and the third imm'-
dis;cly after a Republican admins
tration and yet they have the pre-
sumption to talk panics.
Spoke a Frankfort
Al Frankfort. Mr. Bryan told the
people that he was glad he had udr
Kern for q running mate and
he expected the voters Of Indiana 10
show their appreciation Of the action
of the Denver convention by giving
her electoral vote to Kern. and Nv.
Kern for q running mai" and ina
The crowd gave a whcop when the
Democratic candidate. as the tram
puI1ca out. said that he hoped TO be
in Washington on the fourth OF
March, when Mr.. Kern Is Inaugural
Cd vic. Prcsidcat. On the train MI
Bryan. Chairman Mack and IDS ALSO
ciafc. held several e differences.
Among the sybjcct- c"r .'dcred WAS
the chairmapship of the committee
that xtn manage the campaign In
sbc East. but both Mr.. Bryan and
Chairman Mack positively announced
that nobody would ~ determined NJ
On and Win not b. until reply had
bceu rcce.ved from letters which hal
bcen sent TO several persons ssslns
their. views regarding the appoint
nesl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
The n0RFULk& WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT co,

The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
iNGTON AND NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

One court keeps on reversing anoth
dG. That proves that law is an In
fallible science and that Judges can
not err--Youngstown indicator
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
CLYDE SfEAnSBp co
steamers TO Philadelphia
- MONDAY. THURSDAY ard

SATURDAY
Sailing from Philadelphia. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received ard delivered
daily At c. 4 o. Pier Va. S. officc
River Road. JAS. W. M'CsRRICK.
Gen. southern Accent
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.
- SosfA Delaware Avenue,
pH51nArsnhsn pa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Considering the financial end OF tn
Thaw trial. we hope the poor million
aires will hereafter think twice Defor'
they shoot--Greenville News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
AMBASSADOR TO THE
UHiTD STATES DEAD

CONTINUED rom First Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
OLD DOMINION Line

Daily Service.
FOR NEW YORK.
~, From Company's Wharf.
~ Norfolk, foot Of Church
% street, every week day
at Too D N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Marie COrelli.' says her pres
agent. lis about TO write move
against the drink habit" Thereby re
claiming some of the poor souls sh
has driven TO it.-Cleveland Leader
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

A hoy OF 16 and girl OF IA wh'
eloped from Spconk. L. l.. were caugh
In Baltimore and returned to thei
parents. 1t is true the young spoons
couple showed spunk. but they ough
to be spanked just the same.-Brock
ton Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Il care nothing for the yelling o
the politicians" clustered one Theo
dore Roosevelt. II there is more
vociferous political yeller in the Tn
ion than he we have failed to see hi
name in print.-Montgomery Adver
tiser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

A United States commission is go
Ing to Greenland to show the natives
how to fish. They are certainly able
to give the Greenlanders points on the
art Of telling about the catch.-Dan
vile Register.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Bill and John and Tom and Jim are
names appearing on the presidential
tickets this year. wouldn't a name
like Reginald sound queer in bunch
like that.-COlumbus Enquirer-Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25
Northbound.

Leave Portsmouth, North |
street /
Leave Norfolk, foot of
Water street, at .....
Leave Old Point Comfort
at
Arrive Washington at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

L day spent on Jupiter would seen
almost as long to the average Ameri
can as day spent in Houston. Tex
Possibly it would not be as dull and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Advertiser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

The Democratic campaign languish
ed already for lack of funds and there
Is q Macedonian cry going up for help
1t Is a easy matter to fiance a part!
that pledges itself TO war on bust
ness II given power.-Buffalo News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

Gov. Haskell, Of Oklahoma. Dem
cratic national treasurer, is writin
Bryan campaign songs. Now 1t
up to George r. Sheldon to try HI
hand Fortunately at a season liz
this the public Is not critical.-Ne
York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-25

personal and dciai relations than
any ether dipmat accredited to
w, shi in ptOn .
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-05
The COWS are coming"
Thank you, goodbye"

The COWS are coming"
THANK you, goodbye
"Hello,"
The boys are coming with the
cows
"All right. Thank you. Good
bye
The above is an every evening con-
versation on one of the lines in this
vicinity
A special meeting of the directors
of school district No. II was held
Friday for the purpose of taking a
vote of the patrons in regard to dis
posing of the present school building
and grounds known as the Malaga
school house, and buying a new site
and building a new and larger build
ing and having a graded school here.
The plan was defeated by two votes.
Remember the entertainment at
the lower Stemilt school house given
Monday evening by Mrs. VIM. Grow
and her scholars.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Smart were the
guests of the A R. Smith family in
Wenatchee over Sunday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-05
Real Estate Transfers,

W. c. Blakely to Geo. NJ. Briggs,
$500, NEA NEA Sec. 3-2S-23.
State of Washington to Lyman R.
Colt, $4,000, SWA NWA NWH S
VIZ So SWR S 16-27-22.
Rufus Woods to Carl Christensen,
$500. L 8 B 1 Keefer's add. to We
natchee.
John Freer to Leroy Wright, $3.50,
PIT ~ NEA Sec. 33-23-20.
John Freer to Leroy Wright. S.
271, Pt. E1a MEL Sec. 33-23-20.
Wenatchee DEVELOPMENT Co. to
Wenatchee Milling Co.. $500, L So
3 / Columbia Bridge add. Wenat-
chez.
Jeanette Peachey to I. ]. Bailey,
$3.50. l. 3-4-5 B s Peachey add. 70
Neaatchee
T. P. Carpenter 70 F. 3. Duncan.
s. 600 Wa SEA 81 NEA Sec. Il
2S-22.
3. sduwell to Samuel Brown, So,
L Il 3 10 RiverYfaw aid. 20 Chelan,
l. A Navarro 70 Nicholas Ericsson.
$400. PIT L 3 Sec. 16-27-22.
Sarah Holderby to Alonzo Peters,
L 27-2S B 80 Great \. Plat Wenat-
chez.
Alonzo Peters to a. B. Courtway.
81 900. L 27-2S B 80 Great n. Plat
Wenatchee.
J. D. Dill to Wenatchee Orchard
Irrigation Co.. $4,000, WA SWA
VIZ NWA S 26 SWA SEA SEA
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spray into the tree will not fiji. the
lower calyx cup, and that is the only
part of the tree that needs the spray.
II your trees are taller than you can
reach with the rod, build a tower
platform from which to spray Get
above the branches and spray down.
To reach the bottom of the calyx
cup, much pressure is absolutely nee
essary. Do not spray at less than so
pounds, and if possible use $50 to
200 pounds. Stay with a tree until
the bottom of every blossom is filed,
even though it may seem a great
waste of time and material. Select
blossom here and there and cut it
in two, to see if your spraying has
filled the cup beneath the stamens.
If it has not, your spraying is not
thorough, and you should spray again
Immediately Watch that you do not
miss the ends of the branches.
Most worms enter the apple
through the bottom of the calyx cup
When this is poisoned there can then
be no late worms, for the early
worms are the parents of the later
ones. Just how carefully or how
carelessly you do the first spraying
will determine the number of wormy
apples you will harvest. Later spray
ings are unsatisfactory. They are
hard to time correctly, and they save
little fruit"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-05

SWA NJ SW4 Sec. 22-24-20.
F. Dorm to Cashmere st Bank. ST.
900, Ii B. First Add Mission exc.
S 80 #.
Mary Stowell to Cashmere st Bank
$500, S1z L 16 L II B l First Add
Mission
A. B. Peters, to John R. Peters,
1925, Wa NWA VIZ SWA Sec. II
1920.
Annie Jackson to Bessie Boyd,
$1,000, L 1-2 B 40 Chelan.
z. L. Barnes to Jacob Replogle,
$500, L 1-2 B 40 Chelan.
w. G. McKittrick to w. B. HAM
ilton, $1,000, NWA NEA SEA Sec
32-23-20
G. NJ. Coleman to w. c. Thornhill,
81, 800, L 10-11-12, B 6 Mob Hill add
Wenatchee.
R. H. Steaves to Hayden Miller,
5000, L 6-7-S-9 B Stillwells First
Add Shelan.
w. l. Lane to Della E. Boyd. ST.
$50, SWA NWA S 81 SEA NEA
NEA sen Sec. 2S-2S22.
w. R. Prowell to A. c. Dallach,
$1,750, L 8 B Riverside fruit farms.
A. c. Dallach to E. S. Kimball, ST.
$50 L B 3 Riverside fruit farms.
A. C. Dallach to F. M. Farary, ST.
750,, L 2 B 1 Riverside fruit farms.
Eva Garland to Hiram A. Sorell.
$500, E " SWA NE u NWA Sec Is
1920.
VIM. McTaggart to E. A. Farris,
$1,000, L IL B Peachey add We
natchee PIT L 1-2 B s Amended Cen
trail add Wenatchee.
A. C. Dallach to w. H. Manss, 49,
900, SEA NEA SWA S 1S-2320.
A. c. Dallach to A j. Mccarthy, 81,
500 E Il SWA NE SWH Sec. 1928
20.
A. c. DalIach to R. H. Crozier, ST.
500, We SWA NEA SWA Sec.
1S-23-20.
A. c. Dallach to C. G. Meeninger,
$500, Ell SEA NWA SW14 Sec.
1S-23-2O.
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power to the whole of the state of
Washington.
Hnr.uoCcin1r hn

power to the whole of the state of
Washington.
Harvesting the Power.
The proposition of Harvesting the
power in the river has been under
contemplation by the railroad COM
pany for several years, and many pre-
liminary surveys have been made
with the expectancy that the work OF
securing electrical energy would soon
be completed. But it was not until
about a year ago that permanent sur
veys were made, and the project
started towards its completion.
To secure a sufficient fall a dam
: is being constructed about five miles
above Leavenworth, which will cost
about 100000 when it is completed.
IN order to place the dam in the
river securely, the surging channel
was changed so that al the water
flowed on the north side of the river
until the dam could be constructed
on the south side.
This side is now completed, being
constructed of concrete and placed in
so as to resist the great pressure of
high water in the summer time, and
the current of the river is now
changed over so that the dam can be
completed ON the north side.
An intake starts at the dam and
leads into a f1ume which will carry
the water 21a down the river to the
power plant This fume is to be con-
structed of wooden stave pipe, s Il
feet in diameter, and at the lower end
will connect to huge steel pipe of
the same diameter, which will carry
the water across the big steel bridge
now built across the river a short dis
lance above the power house. In
building the fiume down the river it
was found necessary to tunnel
through rock a distance of 500 feet,
which work is now nearly completed,
the piDe soon.
It is expected that everything viii
be ready for the equipment with ma
chinerv by fell, when the turbine
wheels of I coo horsepower each wi,l
be installed for the work When
compIeted the work will cost approx-
imately 100000 and will be one
Of the first Of its kind in the west.
about 5000 horsepower being gsner-
ated.
One hundred and fifty-ton engines
will be used on the road for the pur-
pose of hauling the loads, with the
transmission power running overhead
on tro1leys One substation will
probably be located at the tunnel and
one at Skykomish.
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Malaga SuuibS.

George Watts and his crew OF
workmen have the new residence for
the Wenatchee Produce company
nearly completed, when it is COM
pleted it will be the finest residence
in town.
NJ. O.. Merrill, J. B. Palmer, We
natchees judge that won't stand any
back talk, and Mr.. Smith were down
from Wenatchee Friday on legal bus
mess. "a
Mrs. W. A. Firman, who has been
: very sick for sometime, is slowly re-
covering her former health
Mrs. M. o. Merrill, of Wenatchee,
who has been down to the Rock
Island fruit ranch the past few days,
returned to her home Friday even
ing.
Stella Mcdonald spent the Sabbath
in Wenatchee the guest of Miss Rae
U. X. Lail and family, of Wenat-
chez, was looking over the valley
one day this week.
Ed Miller and Geo. Odell, of We
natchee, have been out doing some
carpenter work for ]. NJ. Rezek.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Rayder has been quite sick for sew
eral days, but is some better at this
writing.
hrs. Thomas. of California, came
in Friday evening TO visit with her
sister, Mrs Edward Cook, on the
CT ehum.
"Hello,"
"Who is this?"
Mrs. -.
Have you seen ANYTHING Of or
cows this EVENING""
No"
'WilI you phone to ne when You
do?"
Yes"
An right. Goodbye"
Hello
Have you seen anything of our
boys yet; they are after the cows"
No"
"Wnl you phone me when you
do?"
Yes"
"All right. Goodbye
.tHello."
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Now EaSnc

Civil-Geo. Mclean VS.. Joseph Co
blentz, action to quiet title to L II E
3 Leavenworth.
Wenatchee Valley & n. R'y Co. VS.
Edward Northup. action for cOndem-
nation of property for right of way
Case dismissed
Probate.-In the matter of the es-
tate of J. NJ. Beaumen, deceased, pc
tition of s. 3. Russell for letters OF
administration. property of estate be.
ing pit. of L A Sec. 12-27-21.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Milton L. Horn and John Horn
minors, petition of Cora A. Horn for
appointment of guardian.