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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-20
CITY NEWS.

]. E. Graves left for Malaga last
night on train No. 4, where he will
look after his ranch for a few days.
so feet ga in. guaranteed hose
and nozzle, IS. At the Bazaar. *s@
M. Rollinger, who has been in Col
dendale for several days making
some real estate deals, returned to
the city last night.
On account Of railroad difficulties
our early spring stock of fancy wall
paper has just arrived. We are 60
ing to make you such low prices that
you can Oxford to buy the best. Mer-
rill's. sss
Father Van de Walle, who has been
in Quincy for a number of days, re.
turned to his parish last night.
Our delayed shipment of wall pa
per Just in. Come and see it. Prices
and designs right. Merrill's. go
John Huether and Peter Zimble-
man of Quincy, were in the city yes
terday after having travelled over
the valley inspecting and observing
the various systems of irrigation. Mr..
Huether expects to water his land at
Quincy.
Mrs. Smith bought 10-quart gal
vanized pail at the Bazaar for 15c. -
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A. H. Mohler and wife, of Cash
mere, were in the city yesterday
transacting business about the court
house.
The -four that is always good
Harrington's Best. @ss
Mrs. c. E. Lillis left for Moses lake
today, having gone for the purpose
of overseeing work on her island
tract. She will plant ten acres to al
falfa and ten acres to fruit trees.
Corner lot 100x150, 1915. Ten
lots and Groom modern house will
be sold for one-half what adjoining
property is selling for. w. ]. NAL
10y, APT Orondo avenue. go
Miss Bessie Carlberg, who has been
visiting friends for few days in Sc
attic, returLed to her home last
night.
Time is money. Well, we lost a
lot of time in getting our wall pa
Pc here, so we are going to lose
money also. Come in and let us
prove it to you If you are interested
in good wall paper. Merrill, the
wall paper man. go
B. T. Hoon expects to leave this
evening for Spokane where he will
consult some specialists who treat
rheumatism.
1913 acres of good wheat land for
sale, cheap. Can take up 160 acres of
government land adjoining; good wa
ter and good soil. A bargain. Call
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Eagles Meet.

Last night the Eagles met at their
accustomed place and after the initi-
alton of three new members enjoyed
themselves until a. m. The new
Eagles are George Prather, w. H
Randle and L. r. Stetheim. About
120 members were present and par
took of the refreshments.
Old Receipt Came to Light.
Arnst c. Lund filed a receipt with
the county auditor that was issued
to him by the Waterville land office
on the 18th of May, 1896, when A.
G.. Neal was receiver. The receipt
names the SWH of the SEA and
the SEA of the SWA of 6-22-20.
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FOR RENT-Five room house. Phone
S195. APO
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WANTED

WANTED-Boy Is years old, to
work two hours a day. Call at
World office. 4-19
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will continue her studies.
F. r. Baggot, of the Owl Pharma-
cy, Is taking vacation and visiting
his up-river ranch. He will return
to the drug store In about a month
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE

A FEW TRACTS Of improved and
unimproved Wenatchee valley
fruit lands, at exceptionally good
prices. Frank Dorm, real estate,
Cashmere, Wash.
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Grocery Store in Belmont.

AS an indication of the way sub
urban Wenatchee is growing 1t is
only necessary to state that this week
in Belmont addition and is already
doing a good business.
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IRRIGATED LANDS

20 ACRES, all or part, choice fruit
land under irrigation, gravity sys-
tenn, in the Columbia River val
ley. Price and terms reasonable;
perpetual water right. Will take
farm mortgages as part payment
Land close to thriving town and
markets. Address at once. Chas.
w. Johnson, Spokane, Wash. 4-20
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BULBS

BULBS-Caladium Gloxinia, Tuber
Roses, Double Begonias and AS
sorted Dahlias. Wenatchee Floral
Co., phone 1405 greenhouse, SIS
King; store, 1895, opposite Olym-
pia hotel. APT
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BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED by mechanic in private
family. Address Bismarck, Cen
eral Delivery. 4-22
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FOR SALE
WANTED

WANTED-Boy and pony to deliver
papers. Apply to circulation man
ager Daily World. 4-19
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FRONT BEDROOM newly furnished
with board, at 113 N. c st. Rea-
sonable rates for two gentlemen.
or man and wife. Phone 745.
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COAL
FOR SALE

LOOK AT THIS BUY-One of the
best building sites in city. Lot
50x270, 4-room house, trees COM
ing in bearing, high line water, at
price to suit you. See owner,
B. c. Collier, or phone 1925 after
6 o'clock evenings. 1926
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
A. S. OF E. MEETS.

FALMOUTH, Ky. Dec. IA
two days meeting of the American
Society Of Equity started here Mon
day for the purpose of getting the
society officers and the growers to-
@ether and discussthe situation and
formulate plans to wage vigorous
campaign to pool the 1911 crop.
A good crowd responded To the no.
tees sent out and several expressed
themselves as believing Pendleton
county farmers would sign the Amer
lean Society of Equity pledge.
The Hon. c. c. Allen. National
Vice President Woods of Ohio, State
Secretary s. B. Robertson and NJ. F.
Sharp are among the speakers who
will address these meetings.
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CRIMINAL INSANE
IN STATE ASYLUMS
Governor Wilson Writes Letter to
Board of Control on the Subject
Board Met Tuesday.

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. IL
Preparatory to the meeting of The
committee from the board of contro
with the committee from the board OF
prison commissioners Tuesday, to de-
termine on an appropriation to cree
a ward mt the penitentiary for the
criminal insane, Gov. Wilson adj
dressed a letter to both boards Mon
day, asking that no more patients b'
admitted as criminal insane to The
asylums until they are declared so b.
a state alienist.
The matter will be settled at thu
next meeting of the boards.
The boald C con,rol nc. Taesda.
with the trustees of the KentucE.
Normal and Industrial Institute t.
agree upon IA price for the purchas
of 60 acres of land for the colleg
adjoining the institute.
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ARTICLES OF
incorporation
For the Ford Lumber and Manufac-
turing Company Filed in the Of
flee of the Secretary of State.

Articles of incorporation of thc
Ford Lumber and Manufacturing
company of this county were filed il
the office of the secretary of state
this week.
The object Of the corporation is t.
do a general logging, lumber, tie,
Stave and woodworking business. The
capital stock Of the company is 500,
600. divided into 500 shares. valued
at 800 each. The stockholders ara
Messrs. r. l.. Thomas, of this city
the principal stakeholder; T. L
Moore, Jr., of Paris, and f. S. and
B. R. Jouett. Of this city. The busi
ness will be managed by four direct
ors. who will elect from their number
q president, vice president, secretary
and treasurer. At the first meeting
Of the directors Mr.. r. l.. Thomas was
elected president; T. E. Moore, Jr.
vice president: E. S. Jouett, secretary
and b. X. Jouett, treasurer. The high
est amount of Indebtedness shall no
exceed 100000. The business will
be carried on at Ford, about nine
miles from Winchester.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during
the illness and death of our beloved
daughter and sister, Minnie Hensley
and assure them they will never be
forgotten: also the physician who
gave her such faithful attention. We
hope none of our friends were of
Tended because she was not allowed
to see company. Her condition was
too weak.
She Is survived by her mother. one
sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Carl: three broth
ers. r. T.. G. 7. and w. X. Hensley.
She was % years old and was loved
by all who knew her. She was /
member of the old Baptist church a
Goshen for five years.
She died Dec 6, of paralysis of thu
brain. THE FAMILY.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
WINCHESTER IS NOW AT THE
THRESHOLD OF ITS FORTUNES
Unless This City Sezes Opportunities Offered By the Extension Of
the |. and T. il Cannot Grow.

Two or three years ago the Win
chester Commercial club was known
from one end of Kentucky to the 9TH
er. 1t had made the name of this
city almost a household word for en-
terprise. 1t was held up as one ex-
ample of what a commercial club
should be and was used as Il model
by all the other cities of the Blue
Grass.
1t was said that whatever the
Winchester Commercial club desired
it accomplished. Every citizen of
Winchester belonged to the club and
every mercantile establishment gave
it cordial support.
For the present year the club has
been more or less quiescent. The to-
bacco situation has seemed to take
the enterprise out of many Of the
city's best citizens.
But Winchester now needs its Com
mercial club more than ever. The city
is at the crisis Of its fortunes. 1t is
either to remain a pleasant little
country town of 5000 or 10000 or it
is to grow like a mushroom. The
time is at hand. The Mexican policy
of "manana" will not do.
The L. & E. railroad extension is
at last a reality. The dream of
years is coming to pass. Hundreds
of men are at work penetrating from
Jackson to the Virginia line. Millions
of dollars are being spent in develop
ment in the mountains.
Mountain counties without even a
railroad are growing by thousands,
while rich blue grass counties are
standing still or falling back.
And this IS only the threshold of
the development. With the compile
ton of the L. & Z. the real mountain
growth will begin. Northern aid
Eastern capital sill flow into Eastern
Kentucky by the countless millions.
And great part Of the coal and
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the timber will reach the odt-.jc
world over the Lexington and Easl-
em railroad. Already Lexington Is
talking of the benefits to come e. IL.
Its papers are full of glowing stories
Of the future. While our merrhan.s
and our commercial club are sitting
idly by.
Winchester is on the main line of
the l.. & n. The l.. 4 +. has been
bought by the l.. 4 n. Winchester -
again on the main line of the L. 4 +.
and l.. d n. for all north and south
bound freight, and on the same line
for all through freight east and west.
If any city on the line of the l.. d +.
grows Winchester ought to, and must
But it is up to the merchants of this
city whether the growth will be III
spite of them or Mhether the growth
in population will come with great
growth in trade.
If Winchester wants the mountain
trade IL must 90 alter 1t. Its mer-
chants cannot sit idly by and expect
to get it. A great and carefully
planned campaign must be started
Immediately. Our people must wake
up to the value of advertising. There
is not a merchant in Winchester who
is not able to afford for the next two
or three years at least 800 a year
for an advertising campaign for the
extension of our trade and our popu-
lation.
But will the merchants wake up!
Will they have patriotism enough
to boom the city.
VIII they have long sightedness
enough to see the benefits to them
selves.
Will they put new and vigorous life
into the Commercial club?
VIII they determine to make Win
chester greater city or Will they be
satisfied as things are?
What will the Commercial club do!
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
RENDERS VERDICT
FOR PLAINTIFF
Judgment in the sum of $5,075, with
Interest. Is Rendered Against Mr..
rxzexs- a..zSzo
Floyd Day.

Judge j. NJ. Benton Wednesday
morning awarded the Lexington
Banking and Trust company a judg-
ment against Mr.. Floyd Day in the
sum of 5000, with interest from
July :, 1910. He also directed that
the plaintiff sell 80 shares of stock
in the City Bank and Trust company,
of Ashland, which is held as security
for the debt, and apply it to the pay
ment of the debt.
The case of Clay VS.. Chenault, add
ministrator of the estate of A. III.
Anderson, deceased, consumed the en-
tire of Wednesday morning and it is
probable that the case will extend
to Thursday or Friday.
The grand jury convened again
Wednesday morning and was in ses-
sion all day.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
.UNMANAGEAbLE
COLORED BOYS
Taken Before Judge Evans by Truant
Officer Woodward in Effort TO Send
Them to Reform School.

Henry Broaddus, Flenoy Shackcl-
ford, Calvin Waddell and Bnn Hail.
four little colored boys, were taken
before Judge J. II. Evans Wednesday
morning by Mr.. J. NJ. Woodward, tra-
ant officer, who is making an effort "a
have them sent to the reform eCh,nl
The boys have been giving the.r
teachers at the public school and
their parents great deal of trouble
and are unmanageable. Broaddus
when brought before Judge Evans.
carried blank cartridge pistol aud
the Shackelford boy Il pocketfuiI Of
obscene literature. Their case will
depend on promise of better condnct
in the future.
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Adams, of counsel for the defense
the witness stated that he had been
with Ed Callahan since his return to
Kentucky, that he had roomed with
him while in Lexington and knew
nothing of the newspaper interview
with him which was given out by Mr..
Callahan.
He further stated that Jason Dea-
ton, one of the defendants, told him
one reason why Abner must be killed
was that Ed Callahan had instructed
Abner to kill him and John Davidson.
Argent Crawford, another witness
for the commonwealth, gave test,
mony that was favorable to the de-
PENDANTS on cross examination by Nh
Patton. He said that while at the
residence of Jake Noble, shortly aft
er the killing, and in the presence Of
Hacker Combs, Jim Little, John
Davidson, Tom Robbins and Jake
Noble. his brother, Ollie Crawford.
Who had accompanied him, displayed
4 45-caiber revolver and extracted
therefrom several empty cartridge
hulls.
Mr. Patton then as'ed for the ex-
hibit in the case, which Clerk w. II.
Webb produced as having been sent
him from Clerk Cardwell of the
Breat hitt circuit court.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
REHEARING DEMANDED
In the Cooper Murder Case bv Broth
or of Late Senator Carmack.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 14.-An
.ffort will be made in the criminal
court. it is said, to have the verdict
Of acquital in the case of Robin
Cooper, charged with the killing of
ex-senator f. w. Carmack, in 1908
set aside.
The petition for hearing is based
upon an affidavit made by S. c. Car
mack, brother of the decedent.
Attorneys for Carmack refuse to
livulge the nature of the affidavit
The proceeding will be unusual in
Tennessee.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
MR.. R. D. GORDON
BEGINS HIS DUTIES
Weights and AnDaratus to Be Used
in Testing Scales by the County
Weigher Have Arrived.

The weights and apparatus which
will be used in testing scales by the
county weieher arrived Tuesday aft
ernoon. The county weigher's Office
was created at the last meeting of
the state legislature and its purpose
is to see that all the scales in the
county and city are accurate.
At the last meeting of the fiscal
court Mr.. r. d. Gordon was selected
for this Office and will begin his du-
ties at once.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
OFFICERS FOR
ENSUING YEAR
Are Elected at Regular Meeting of
Modern WOOdmen of America Mon
day Night.

Al the meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America Monday night
the following officers were elected foi
the ensuing year:
Rev. John S. Banks, consul.
o. C. Flynn, adviser.
DIR. W. Carl Grant, banker.
Roy f. Smith, clerk.
John r. Stuart, escort.
d. NJ. Shearer, assistant escort.
e. r. Jones, Waterman.
]. A. futile, sentry.
Board of Managers Virgil l.. Hi
att. VIM. J. Walden and NJ. ID. Royse
Camp Physicians L. r. Bush
DR.. w. A. Bush, DR.. D. Ii. Mckinley
and DR.. ". Carl Grant.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
MONEY WILL
Be PLENTIFUL
For Farmers as the Tobacco Com
panieS Are Receiving Tobacco
Nest of Delivery Sold in Fall.

Christmas money will be plentiful
in 4 few days with the farmers. Tues
day the warehouse companies began
receiving tobacco and as rapidly as
one wagon is~unloaded another is
ready to take its place. Quite num-
II of wagons came to the city Tues
:, night, in order to be ready for
unloading Wednesday morning. and
all during Wednesday wagons were
passing through the city on their
way to the warehouses. Most of the
tobacco now being delivered was sold
early in the fall.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14

AND BANQUET
GiYen by Winchester Chapter No. II
r. A. NJ. Tuesday Afternoon Prove
Big Success.

A large number of visitors attend
ed the entertainment given by Win
chester Chapter No. u, f. A. NJ.
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Dur
ing the evening degree work in the
chapter was started. AT 6 o'clock a
banquet was served in the lodge
rooms in the Fraternity building, aft
err which the degree work was con
tinued and lasted until II o'clock
Visitors were here from Lexington
Mt. Sterling and other neighborine
cities.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
BEGINS BIC
MURDER CASE
Col. Franklin and A. H. Patton Make
Opening Statements in John Abner
Case.

PARIS, Ky, Dee. 1.-THE taking
of testimony began in the John Abnei
murder case shortly before noon
Tuesday, John Connolly, young
civil engineer of Jackson, being the
first witness. Connolly's evidence
covered only the fact that map
displayed was one he had made of
the surroundings of the spot where
John Abner was killed.
Both sides made the statements
to the jury in the morning, Col. ifob-
ert b. Franklin being spokesman fol
the commonwealth, and A. II. Patton
cf jackson for the defense.
Col. Franklin said the evidence foi
the stare would show that the fcuT
defendants were heard plotting to kill
Abner, and that the cause was a
Crude CAisting for more than wear
between John Davidson and John Alb
ner.
He said his star witness, w. ".
Stidham, would swear he was work
ing on a building near where the de-
PENDANTS were talking, when he heard
them say John Abner must be killed.
One asked who could be secured T.
do the Filling. and the names Of llacL
or Combs and Jake Noble were sug-
ces.ed.
Col. Franklin said he could prove
Jason Deaton went to his father
home the day after the murder and
handed in a revolver, saying: "Weil
we got him."
Col Franklin said he would show
that another of the defendants Dor
rowed pistol the day before the !ill-
ing. This pistol, he said, had nrt
been fired for some time and tax
cartridges were rusted in the weap-
on; that the day after the shooting
of Abner this revolver was returned
to its owner with three new cartridge,
in place of the old ones.
A. Ii. Patton then made the state
ment for the defense. Mr.. Patton
told Of the good reputation al 1.-The de-
PENDANTS enjoyed, and that he would
prove that they were not guilty of the
killing of Abner He said there is nj
true proof that could be brought NJ
that could connect tie defendant.
with the killing.
He said there was no feeling exist
ing between the defendants and JOIN
Abner. and that none of them haC
any motive in seeking his death. II,
said there is proof that will be ad
duced shCSing that while the defend
ants had no connection with the muir
der, there were others in Breathit
county who did have a motive fo
the killing.
Mr.. Patton stated that the entir
trouble grows out of an effort on tn
part of Ed Callahan to control tn
politics of Breathitt county.
Damaging testimony was given b
Wm. Stidham. the star witness fo
the commonwealth. Stidham state
that he had to flee from jackson 70
fear Of being killed and was brougll
here by Ed Callahan, who paid his ex
penses.
lie told of a conversation, whic
he heard between Jason Deaton an
John Davidson, in which the forme
said Abner must be killed that nigh
Later he was present when Deato
handed his pistol to his father wit
: the remark, "By God, we got him."
On cross examiratAon by Jude
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14

There seems TO be some misappre-
hension as to the price of admission
for the opera Powhatan. The charges
as fixed by the management are as
follows: The downstairs seats are
SOC and 75c and the gallery 25c Tie
usual reservations will be made for
colored people.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
WOODWORK ON
NEW BUILDING
Is Fearing Completion and Work Of
Putting in Windows Is Begun
Structure Nearly Finished.

The woodwork on the new Catholic
church was completed Tuesday after
noon and the work of putting in the
windows was begun. The heating
plant is also being installed and as
soon as this work and the painting
is completed this new and beautiful
building will be ready for occupancy
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14
AUDITORIUM.

Two splendid pictures will be ex-
hibited at the Auditorium theateI
Wednesday afternoon and night. Es-
Sanay will furnish film entitled "ThC
Girl on Trplex," very beautiful
Western story. ''The Death of Mich
ael Grady is also a good picture. be-
ING one of the best Vitagraph produc
tiono
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14

The interest Of the Red Man in the
compass. while intense. did not turn
him from his purpose TO "Bind item,
STAY them, kill the paleface, send them
to their happy hunting grounds at
points that way"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14

Don't fail to see Powhatan Thurs
day night. 1t will put You i'll good
spirits that will last you through the
holidays. and tighten the weight of
the Christmas bills.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-14

A feature Of the Indian opera is
the beautiful duet sung by Pocahcn-
tas and John Rolfe. Too bad Pow
hatan is not present TO hear it.
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Mr.. Jake ReanS.

Mr.. Jake Reams was killed at the
brick plant at Dudley, Ky, Tuesday,
being accidentally caught in the ma
chinery. He is survived by his widow
and five children.
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Type of System.

me sewerage system Is OF the typ
known as the sanitary system. Thal
Is to say, it is designed to receive do
nestle sewage and other foul liquit
wastes only. whereas, storm water
surface and subsurface drainae
must be cared for by means of shol
drains, cutters, ETC., leading to th
nearest water courses. Such a sys
TEN has many economic advantage
III such communities as Wincheste
over the so-called combined syster
which provides common conduits 70
both storm water and sewage. and il
addition it possesses the advantag,
OF segregating all objectionabl
wastes, so that they may be purifie,
with minimum difficulty and at mini
mum expense.
The system is designed with APP
proved standard methods. Vitrifet
sewer pipe will be used throughout
varying in size from six inches 70
the smallest laterals to - inches fo
the main trunk sewers. The tota
length OF sewers is eight and one
fourth miles. At all dead end
means will be provided for hushin
either by the use of automatic fius
tanks or by the use of manholes. int
which fire hose may be inserted. TIL
entire arrangements of all the con
duits are such that all the sewage mi
be conducted to single point outsid
of the city limits and at site suit
able for the construction of purifica
ton works.