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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
IMMORAL CONVICT
DRIVEN OUT
Fellow Prisoners Refuse to
Tolerate Low Chaacter
of Prisoner.

Walla Walla, Wash, July l.
That the escape of convict No. 1858
from the road camp at Lyle was not
due to a desire to get away from
penal servitude, but to the fact that
the other convicts would not tolerate
his low moral character, and had
threatened him with death, was the
statement made yesterday by Samuel
Hill, one of the best known good
roads workers in the state.
Convict No. 1888 disappeared
from the camp and has never been
recaptured. This is the only case Of
the kind recorded In the convict
road work. In a letter to Mr.. Hill
another convict explained why No.
1888 had fed.
The letter is said to be the most
document in the history
of criminoIogy in the state.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
FROM
MANSFIELD
Will Leave Douglas County
Town at 10 o'clock
Sunday Morning.

The excursion from Mansfield is
assured and from latest reports 1t
is said that there will be from 800
to 400. In order to secure a special
train it takes a guarantee of 100.
From telephone advices from there
this morning it is learned that the
entire country will celebrate in We
natchee on the Fourth. The train
leaves Mansfield at 10 a. M, Sun
day morning, and will reach here in
time for the ball game Sunday after
noon.
Special Train from LeavenwOrth Also
Arrangements are being made for
a special train to leave Leavenworth
at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
Sunday train is for the purpose of
bringing the Leavenworth fans down
to the initial game of the series. 1t
will leave on the return trip about
$50. Another special train will be
run from Leavenworth Monday
morning to bring those down to the
city who desire to participate in the
Fourth of July celebration here.
BronchO Contest.
Some bad horses have been Sc
cured by the committee for the
broncho busting contest Monday and
Tuesday Some of the best riders
from the Okanogan. Douglas and
Moses Lake sections have been Sc
cured for this event and it promises
to be one of the most interesting
features.
Great Crowds Here for the Fourth.
The committee report that from
all indications there will be the larg-
est crowd assembled here in the two
days celebration ever gotten togeth-
err for any event in Central Washing
ton
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01

Two Northern Pacific detectives
were in the city yesterday for the
purpose of trying to locate safety
deposit boxes in which T. E. Yorke,
arrested in Seattle on Monday, was
supposed to have kept valuables.
The detectives took several safety
deposit keys from Yorke's person
and they are now trying to locate
the box to which the keys should
fit. From the fact that Yorke for
merly lived here, it was though by
the detectives that possibly the man
had safety deposit in one of the
local banks, but it is un1erstood
that the detectives went away no
wiser than when they came here.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
BASEBALL TEAM IS
READY
Strengthened in Makeup
Practicing at Park
Every Night.

Faithful work by the Red Apple
team is showing now in the results.
Every evening the boys are at Rec
reation Park working for at least
two hours.
Team work has always been the
lacking feature of the nine, but that
will not be noticeable in the big
games on the 3rd, 4th and 5th. The
constant practice has brought the
men into better shape than they
have been in the past and winning
is now a foregone conclusion.
There is an extra man now, be-
sides the full makeup, to try with
Leavenworth on the 3rd Water
ville's team on Monday plays the
losers of the game on the 3rd, and
will have to win to play for the
championship game On Tuesday
Percy Scheble is in Seattle look
ing after the interests of Wenat-
chee's team while en- route for the
Johnson-Jeffries fight at Reno. He
has secured a league man there to
strengthen the team in case of acct
dent.
The lineup for Sunday is not
ready for announcement yet. All
the players are showing up well at
the practicing, and Ross, in particu-
lar, is being mentioned for the good
work that he is doing.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
TO MEET IN CHICAGO To
CHECK SPOKANE RATES
Interstate Commerce Commission With Representatives
of the Railroads Effected Will Meet July II for the
Purpose of Making Up New Schedule According to
Rate Decision Rendered Last Wednesday.

Washington, D. c., July July
18th is the date and Chicago the
place fixed by the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission for conference
with represer tatives of railroad COM
panies affected by Wednesdays de-
cision in the Spokane rate case, and
Pacific Coast distributive rate case,
at which time plans will be discussed
for checking up receipts of the roads
under the prevailing rates, and COM
pairing them with receipts that would
have accrued had the reduced rates
favored by the commission been put
in operation.
Favor Fair Profit.
The commission, before ordering
the roads to adopt the rates stipu-
lated in the decisions, is anxious to
ascertain whether the proposed re-
auctions are reasonable. or whether
they are SO great as to deny the
roads a reasonable profit.
This is the first time such an ex-
pertinent has been tried, and it was
resorted to because the commission
preferred to delay the reduction for
three months, rather than run the
risk of making a reduction which
would be suspended, and possibly
ultimately upset by the courts.
Would Avoid Delay.
Their plan means a delay of only
three months. Had they put their
contemplated reductions into imme-
date effect they would have main
tanned the present rates in effect for
a much longer period, and would
have delayed relief to shippers for
several years.
If, at the end of three months, it
apepars that the reductions con-
templated are greater than condi-
tons justify, there will be a modifi-
cation before the reductions are ac-
tually ordered to go into effect.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
Bryan Scores Big Fight

Lincoln, Neb., July Nv r
an's Commoner is glad the prlze
lighters have been driven out q San
francisco and hopes the Monday
light at Reno will be the las ono
p the forthcoming issue the Com
homer says:
Governor Gillett and the )eon,e
1 California are to be congratulated
pon the fact that the goTerl. v
Rove the Johnson-Jeffries prize
light from San Francisco.
This is one of the notable in
tances in history where public SEN
iment so crystalized itself as to be-
ome effective in the matter LOT in
folving thousands of dollars many
Individuals.
There is nothing admiral about
pese great bruisers who cd prougi
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
ROOSEVELT MAY Be
IN SPOKANE
Ex- President Said to Be
Anxious to Attend Dry
Farming Congress. ~

st. Paul, Mimi, July Accord
ing to advices given out here by rep
resentatives of the National Conser-
walton Congress, the convention date
will be so arranged that, providing
Roosevelt makes the promised west
ern tour of the United States, as has
been planned, the ex-president will
also be the guest Of honor at the
Fifth Dry Farming Congress, to be
held in Spokane early in October.
st. Paul has planned to hold the
Conservation Congress early in Sep
TENDER, but owning to the former
chief executives wishes, the date
will probably be set forward at least
three weeks, allowing ample time
for the ex-president to arrive in Spo-
kane for the opening of the Dry
Farming Congress.
1t was through a promise exacted
by former Chief Forester Clifford
Pinchot, leading conservationist,
that former President Roosevelt is
to be the honor guest in this city
when the conservationists meet. 1t
Is understood by those in close touch
with the plans of the proposed west
ern tour that the former chief exec
utive is set on making the western
trip and that Spokane is one of the
points he has named in his timer
ary.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
Northwest Ball Yesterday.
WOMAN TO SUBDIVIDE
Will Cut Big Tract Into Town Lots
at Riverside.

Riverside, Wash, July Mrs.
N. C.. Cloninger has subdivided her
ranch, which joins Riverside on the
east, into business and residence lots
and acre tracts. The streets will be
graded and a pressure water system
for domestic and irrigation uses will
be installed before fall. The Wen
atchee-Oroville branch of the Great
Northern railway runs through the
tract on archaeological way. The
depot, water tank, small park, and
2200-foot industry track, for which
the grading has been completed, will
also be on the tract.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
BARBECUE ON FOURTH
Town of Douglas Lays Plans for Big
Celebration.

Douglas, Wash, July Doug
las will celebrate at home this year,
great preparations having been
made for all kinds of sports and
dancing. The Wenatchee orchestra
will furnish the music and a barbe-
cue will be held for a two days
celebration. The horse races will be
the feature of the second day.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01

Chicago, July IA scare has
been thrown into the colored popu-
lation of Chicago because of the
eagerness of eastern sporting men to
wager large sums on Jetfries at odds
of to /.
Before the influx of the eastern
money the odds were 10 to 7 on JET
fries, but now they have gone to 2
to 1 on the Californian. There were
bets made that the fight will not 60
20 rounds, while others wagered it
would go the limit and would be a
draw,
There were a number of freak bets
made, the most absurd being that
Jeffries would win in the first round.
while another one was that johnson
would be declared the winner inside
of five rounds. Despite the gloom
which has been cast over them, the
colored people are making great
preparations to celebrate Johnsan's
victory.
Mrs. Tiny Johnson, mother of the
colored champion, will receive re-
turns after every round. Jack has
made arrangements at Reno to lave
one of his friends telegraph a brief
description of every round to his
Chicago home, which will be rem
devious for number of colored per-
sons on the afternoon of the fight.
A telegram was received last night
by Mrs. Johnson in which the cham
pion stated:
Don't believe all you see in the
papers. l am in condition and VIII
win sure"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
HIRES PUBLICITY MAN
Will Inaugurate Extensive Advertis.
ing Campaign.

Omak, Wash, July &c. P
Scates was selected publicity direc-
tor and secretary of the Omak Com
mercial Club at a meeting of that
organization last night. It was de-
cided to inaugurate an aggressive
advertising campaign. Omak Is one
of the first towns Of it's size In the
state to secure the services Of sal
aried publicity man.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
FREE TWILIGHT MUSIC
Popular Concert at City Park This
Evening-Practised Twice
This Week.

Two nights were given to band
practice this week. Special prepar-
alton is being made by the band for
its Fourth of July music. Tonight's
program is given below:
March, The Crusader" .Sousa
Overture, Harris Hits. -. Harris
Valse. "Zenda". ... Witmark
Chinese Novelty, Fan Tan"
Anthony
Caprice, "Wop, Wop, Wop" 49,.
Brockman
Selection, Woodland" Luders
Finale, Porter's Catalina Band.
-. McCaugheg
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
Commercial Club Want Rooms.

The Fourth of July committee are
DESTROYS that all the visitors of the
city next week be accommodated,
and to that end the committee ask
that the secretary of the Commercial
Club be notified at once of citizens
having rooms to rent for the first
two or three days next week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
TO CHECK PEACH
M|[DEW
Prof. Trumble Has Found a
Spray Which Kills
the Pest.

HIS year Tic pcdCu hliiuO" Aoo
become quite a serious factor in the
peach industry in this valley. This
is not only the case here, but it has
developed in other peach sections.
Considerable experimenting has been
done to find a remedy for it. Prof.
r. E. Tumble has devoted consider
able time to the solution of the prob
lem and he is now confident that it
can be eradicated by an iron spray.
He said this morning to the Daily
World:
Il have been doing series OF ex-
periments on peach mildew at ). A.
GellatIy's orchard and have succeed
ed in finding a spray that will con-
troll the mildew and not injure the
peaches or the foliage. Iron sulphide
is the spray that gave the best re-
suits, and is made by precipitaung
iron sulphate with sulphur lime
wash. This forms a heavy black
WIiSH II vi
Calcium sulphate, gypsum, precipi-
tated sulphur and soluble sulphides
are also given off by II chemical
action. The soluble sulphides are
injurious to the peaches nd foliage
and must be washed out Of the pre-
cipitate.
To make the spray according to
the formula and strer n which
gave the best results, do as follows:
To make so gallons OF spray, dis
solve lbs. of commercial iron sui
phate in 80 or 40 gallons of water.
Do this by suspending the iron sui
phate in a sack partly under water.
When the iron sulphate is thorough
ly dissolved, add Rex lime sulphur
solution until the proper precipitate
is formed This takes usually IA
gal. Zone and four-tenths gall. You
can depend on this amount giving
the proper precipitate because the
Rex lime sulphur is very uniform in
strength. Pour the lime sulphur in
slowly and stir we'll while mixing.
When thoroughly mixed fill the bar
rel with water and allow the precipi-
tate to settle. This takes from to s
hours. Then pour the water off by
tipping the barrel gently, being care
full not to pour out the black pre-
cipitate. Wash four times and you
will remove the injurious soluble sui
phides. Add water to make so gal
Ions and spray the mildewed leaves
and peaches thoroughly. Be careful
not to add too much sulphur lime as
this will increase the injurious solu-
BILE sulphides.
Because of the cool spring the
mildew is worse than usual. In some
peach orchards it is getting pretty
bad. If these orchards are sprayed
now the mildew can be checked. But
if the mildew gets a bad start cons
troll is much more difficult. The
peach mildew appears as white,
powdery substance on the leaves and
peaches. On the peaches it appears
as definite white spots and if allowed
to spread will make much of the fruit
unmarketable
Later, when the peaches get more
tender, use the iron sulphide spray
weaker. Five pounds of iron sui
plate to so gallons of water precipi-
tated with 1.16 gallons of lime sui
phur. Made as before.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
OFFERS SPACE AT CHI.
Wenatchee SOlicits Displays From
OkanOgan Towns.

Omak, Wash, July 1.-The Wen
atchee Commercial Club through
representatives has offered space in
its booths to the Okanogan valley
towns al the land and fruit show to
be held in Chicago in November.
The organization also proposes to Is
sue bookles. advertising the entire
Central Washington district as a
unit and wishes to enlist the coop
eratiDn of all Of the valley towns.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
Sharkey to Challenge Winner.

Omaha, Neb., July Tom shar-
key, the heavyweight, former cnai-
lenger for the championship, on MS
way to Reno to see the big fuss on
July 4th, announced here today tnae
ne will challenge the winner. he
Is accompanied by his manager
Frank G. Brady, who displayeo a
certified check for $4,000, which
he said he would post to bind the
match.
Feel my arm" said Sharkey 10
reporter who met him in Omaha.
Hard as steel, isn't it? NOW MT
ME in the stomach. Use all tne
steam you have"
The reporter endeavored to llli-
tate a Jeffries jab and landed rlght
over the place where the salior
slowed away his breakfast. BIZ lohi
never WINGED, the only sign OIL PAIN
the jolt gave him being a pleasant
grin that overspread his pa''ie
Scared features.
Sharkey says if he can get Lie
men to take him on he VIII poA a
few rounds with Champion JAN
johnson and with the undelea'e"
hope of the Caucasians. AIter nc
has hammered and been haniiiereu
by the gladiators he will cohlioen.ny
express an opinion as to VINO VIII
be the smiling one of July .. on-
til he, has put the fighters u 'n1s
test, fh. says, he can express no rea'
oSil4 ion as to the outcome q the Da'-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01

Chicago, July 1.-The arrest in
Seattle Monday of Thaddeus E
Yorke, said to be wanted in practi-
cally every large city of the country
on charges of forgery, was an
nounced here today.
York has many aliases and is con-
with whom the authorities have had
to deal in years. In Ohio he is said
to have netted himself nearly $780,
600. During this period detectives
have trailed members of his family
night and day, but not until Monday
were the able to lay hands on him.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
Japanese Will Celebrate.

A communication reached the
Daily World today from the Japan
ese colony In this city, stating that
the Japanese residents Of this city
will join with Wenatchee in cele-
brating the Fourth of July, from 8
p. m. until IL p, m. The fireworks
will be on the river bank near the
ferry.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01

= y y y y - y ~ -
San Francisco, July bet
ting has again shifted to ten
to seven in favor of Jeffries.
No Betting i'm New York.
New York, July Mot one
= big wager has been made To-
3 cally on the result of the JEFF
+ fries-Johnson fight. Jeffries' /.
J. own statement demanding an :
i even money proposition has .
J. held back his admirers from .
+ placing their money at ten to .
+ six, while Johnson's hackers are !
demanding two to one, with the !
negro on the short end. !
+ + + + + r r + = + f. = r r
The big fight on July 4th is tn,
center of attention in Wenatchee
The Poindexter-Burke-Wi Wilson sena
.orial scrap, the probability of Teddy
lining up with the insurgents, the
governments fight on the beef trust
all are secondary considerations to
he Jeffries-Johnson fight. Notwith.
5tanding the fact that quite a mum.
Der of Wenatchee sports have gone
% Reno and the interest is fever hot
ret there is little betting. While the
odds in San Francisco are 10 to 81
yet it is likely that if any amount oil
betting is done here it will be eyel
money. While Jeffries is, of course
he favorite, yet Johnson has a nun
Ter of prime followers. The geners
toncensus of opinion is that the rgt
will not go over Is rounds.
Saw Fitzsimmons.
Word comes from Fred Hausr
and his brother that they met ami
shook hands with Bob Fitzsimmos
at Victoria. They are en- route fir
Reno and were in Victoria on tie
29th of June, sightseeing, when tie
big fighting man landed from Ag-
tralia.
Many Go Incog.
1t will probably never be knovn
Just how many of Wenatchee's eli
zens went to the big Jeffries-Joh-
ION fight at Reno. Many have gone
Who left here ostensibly for otter
,laces. Those who confessed to hv-
ng tickets for Nevada are the two
Iauser brothers, Percy Scheble, An
sci Griggs, w. S. Gehr and Bert
Courtway. Several ladies from We
1atchee will be at the ringside also.
1 Reno, July 1.-Jeffries went to
ferdie on an early morning fishing
EXCURSION today and returned bebre
loon, his creel bullying good With
fruckee river trout. This is The
way he proposes to spend his tine
rom now until he shakes hands With
johnson July 4th and the battls is
IN. At Johnson's camp all was
juliet. Jack lolled about the pace
throughout the morning, but not one
troke of work did he do. That was
inished yesterday and he purposes
o rest at his ease until the big dav
ONES. If the moving picture men ]
Wish it, Johnson will do a little road
york later in the day. Trains ar (;
living are filled to capacity with
ans. George Harting, the veteran I
of San Francisco and tso S
eading man holding the watch at
nany championship bouts, has been t
elected In his time Harting f,s c
ounted out 100 defeated fighters S
our of the men to whom he gs "a L
he fateful 'eight-nine-ten" Odd t
rom their punishment.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
A Terrific Fighg

don't care what the edds may
his is going to be terrific
. said a New York spor1lns
at Jefrs quarters day. He
been to Johnson's ca - yes'ef
Continued on Pas 3D.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
MAY ENJ0|N CITY
ON SEWER
Meeting Of Property Own
ers Held Last Night in
Attorneys Office.

At the last meeting of the city
council a number of property own
ers in blocks and IA, on Mission
street, filed a written protest on the
method of making the assessment on
Mission street for the new sewer. The
council passed the assessment over
the protests. Last night meeting
of a number of Mission street prop
erty owners was held in the Office
of Martin & Barrows with the idea
of devising ways and means to Sc
cure a reduction in the assessment
or killing the whole project. Moth
ing definite was decided, but the
firm of Martin & Barrows was en-
gagged to handle the matter, enjoin-
ing the city if necessary. The fol-
lowing is list of the property own
ers with the frontage represented on
Mission street which protested
against the assessment roll before
the city council last Tuesday night.
All of the parties represented, how
ever, did not carry their protests to
the extent that they would join in
the Injunction suit against the city:
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-01
BOTH FIGHTERS REST FROM
MONTHS Of TRAINING
Jeffries Spent Morning After Truckee River Trout
While johnson Loled Around His Camp Betting
Has Advanced One Pointin Johnson's Favor in San
Francisco Bryan Scores the Big Fight.


, a process of training to fit them.
selves for giving and receiving sew.
eral blows in order that they NAV
vim a few thousand dollars. The
york they are engaged in was named
lady when it was called manly
art
"The fight will be held in Nevada
The public sentiment that drove the
contest from California was not suf.
fciently strong to prevent it from
taking place in Nevada. 1t is, how.
ever, safe to say that this is the last
great prizefight that will take place
on American soil. Neither the black
Druiser nor the burly pug is made
Of the stuff of which real heroes are
and neither is entitled
o the respectful consideration Il
overs of real manhood"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
BOARD OF REVIEW THROUGH.
Estimated That Increase IN Assess.
ment viii Reach S22.oooooo.

In a special meeting OF the common
council Thursday evening the report
of the board OF review vas received
and the tax assessment rolls for 1910
were confirmed The assessors Office
force VIII now spend several weeks
III adding up and checking the asses
ments. and it will be some time ia
June before the total assessment or
the city rs known
Estimates o. the increase in yalJ3
ton over 1909 are placed al So COO
600 by all the assessors This VIII
make the tax rate for this year ab0u,
the same as for last year
The board OF review learned thar
the Michigan Bonding Il Surety Co.
which furnishes saloon and other
londs ie protected by a special state
law as chat DO cannot be assessed on
us full capital stock the reserve oil
noulaNable bonds held los the com.
any 10 protect It's bonds being
charged of against its stock
M consequence this concern s as
sesscd ai only S275c
No defense was made by The ID a.
E AGAINST The addition or $l2sq.U0u
To- it~ aSoe rmoutN due to ,bc cNpira
uon OBJ some of is franchises and
.the expiration OF toe agreement
whereby percentage OF gross re-
'CcDts was pals m lo'r of taxes.