The Wenatchee daily world. [volume], May 05, 1908, Image 3

About The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971

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If You Buy Your
Summer Clothes
At This Store You Are Assured of
Style, Fit and
Durability
The make assures you of style ami durability. We insure the
fit. The pattern you select to y >ur taste from a large assortment —
suits and overgarments, 817.50 to $30.00.
$17.50 TO $30.00
Style and Quality Store.
We lead, others follow—but always a season behind.
Moved in Xew House.
Geo. W. Duffy, manager of the
World-Advance job department,
moved into his new house on Cas
cade street yesterday. Mr. Duffy re
cently purchased the lot in Colum
bia Heights addition, and had the
building erected.
Malaga Squibs.
George Watts and his crew of
workmen have the new residence for
the Wenatehee Produce company
nearly completed, when it is com
pleted it will be the finest residence
in town.
M. O. Merrill, J. B. Palmer, We
natchee's judge that won't stand any
back talk, and Mr. Smith were down
from Wenatehee Friday on legal bus
iness. 4 •
Mrs. W. A. Firman, who has been
very sick for sometime, is slowly re
covering her former health.
Mrs. M. O. Merrill, of Wenatehee,
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 Wenatehee the guest of Miss Rae. j
U. K. Lail and family, of Wenat-j
chee, was looking over the valley,
one day this week.
Ed Miller and Geo. Odell. of We
natehee, have been out doing some
carpenter work for J. M. Rezek.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Rayder has been quite sick for sev
eral days, but is some better at this
writing.
I.\ ."s. Thoma?, of California, came
in Friday evening to visit with her
sister, Mrs. Edward Cook, on the
CI "kum.
••Hello!"
• Who is this?"
"Mrs. ".
"Have you seen anything of o;r
cows this evening?"
"Will you phone to me when you
do?"
"Yes."
"All right. Good-bye."
L "Hello!"
"Have you seen nnything of our
boys yet; they are after the coys?"
"Xo."
"Will you phone me when you
do?"
"Yes."
"All right. Good-bye."
"Hello!"
Copyright 1908
The House of Kuppenhelmef
Chicago
"The cows are coming."
"Thank you, good-bye."
"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. 12 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. Wm. Crow
and her scholars.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Smart were the
guests of the A R. Smith family in
Wenatehee over Sunday.
Real Estate Transfers.
W. C. Blakely to Geo. M. Briggs,
$500, NEK NE% Sec. 3-2S-23.
State of Washington to Lyman R.
Colt, $2,4 00. SWy 4 NW% XW% S
\W. B*4 SW% S 16-27-22.
Rufus Woods to Carl Christenson,
$.")on. L 8 B 1 Reefer's add. to We
natehee.
John Freer to Lerov Wright, $130,
Pt E Vz XE*4 Sec. 33-23-20.
John Freer to Leroy Wright, $8,
--271, Pt. E'4 NEVt Sec. 33-23-20.
Wenatehee Develonment Co. to
n'enn'chee Milling Co.. $<;00. L 5-6
B 4 Columbia Bridge add. Wenat
slßo, L 3-4-5 B S Peachey add. to
.'. ' or*!"qvi , T v ' NE l ' "soe°'l"«
L 11 B 10 Rirervfew add. to Chelan!|
Barak Holderby to Alonzo Peters, 1
L 27-2S B 30 Great X. Plat Wenat
ehee.
| Alonzo Peters to A. B. Conrtwny.
$1,000. L 27-28 B 30 Great X. Plat
Wenatehee.
J. D. Dill to Wenatehee Orchard
Irrigation Co.. $15,000, WVi SW>4
W% NWM S 26 SWV4 SE% SEtf,
THE WENATCHEE DAILY WOULD. WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1008.
SWli N% SWI4 Sec. 22-24-20.
F. Dorn to Cashmere St Bank, $2,
--! 000, LI B- First Add Mission cxc.
S 32 ft.
Mary Stowell to Cashmere St Bank
$SOO, S% L 16 L 17 B 1 First Add
Mission.
A. B. Peters, to John R. Peters,
$625, W% NW% W% SYV'H Sec. 17
23-20.
Annie Jackson to Bessie Boyd,
$1,000, L 1-2 B 40 Chelan.
Z. L. Barnes to Jacob Replogle,
$1,500, L 1-2 B 40 Chelan.
W. G. McKittrick to W. B. Ham- 1
, ilton, $7,000, XW% XE% SEVi Sec
'32-23-20
G. M. Coleman to W. C. Thornhill,
$1,500, L 10-11-12, B 6 Xob Hill add
Wenatehee.
R. H. Steaves to Hayden Miller,!
$200, L 6-7-8-9 B 6 Stillwell's First'
Add Shelan.
W. I. Lane to Delia E. Boyd. $2,-'
750, SW% S 27 NE%
XE% SE% Sec. 28-28-22.
W. R. Prowell to A. C. Dallach,
$1,750, L 3 B 3 Riverside fruit farms.
A. C. Dallach to E. S. Kimball, $1,
--750 L 3 B 3 Riverside fruit farms.
A. C. Dallach to F. M. Farary, $1,
--750,, L 2 B 1 Riverside fruit farms.
Eva Garland to Hiram A. Sorell.
$500, E% SWI4 XEI4 NW'i Sec 15
22-20.
Wm. McTaggart to E. A. Farris,
$1,200, L 1-2 B 5 Peachey add. We
natehee Pt L 1-2 B 8 Amended Cen
tral add Wenatehee.
A. C. Dallach to W. 11. Manss, $3,
--000, SE% NE% SWti S 1 S-23-20.
A. C. Dallach to A J. McCarthy, $1,
I 500 E KSW% XE SWI4 Sec. 18-23
--20.
A. C. Dallach to R. H. Crozier, $1.
--500, WV2 SWi/i XE'/i SWI4 Sec.
IS-23-20.
A. C. Dallach to C. G.
$1,500. EV 2 SEti N'W'i SW% Sec.
I,S-23-20.
Civil —Geo. McLean vs. .Tosenh Eo
blentz, action to quiet t'tle to L 12 B
3 Leavenworth.
Wenatehee Valley & X. R'y Co. vs.
Edward North up, action for condem
nation of property for right of way.
Case dismissed.
Prohate.—ln the matter of the es
tate of J. M. Beaumen. deceased, pe
tition of S. B. Russell for letters of
administration, property of estate be
ing pt. of L 44 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.
Notice of Primary.
Nolice is hereby given that a re
publican primary will be held at
Miller School House on Tuesday
evening. May 5. 1908. at the hour of
7 o'clock p. m. for the purport of
electing thre" delegates to attend
the Chelan County Republican con
vention, which will be held at We
natehee, Wash., May 9, 1908.
J. S. USHER,
Committeeman Malaga Pre ;inct.
Water rents are due for May,
1908. If no paid on or Wore the
sth of this month water will be shut
off.
P. H. SHERBURNE,
5-5 Water Commissioner.
CROSSING THE
CASCADES
power to the whole of the state of \
Washington.
Harnessing the Power.
The proposition of harnessing 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 dpm
,is being constructed about five nii'rs
| above Leavenworth, which will cost
j about $100,000 when It is completed.
lln order to place the dam in the
I river securely, the surging channel
I was changed so that afl the water
flowed on the north side of the river
until the dam could be constructed
OB the south side.
This side is now completed, being
constructed of concrete and placed in j
so as to resist the great pressure of 1
high water in the summer time, and
the current of the river is now
changed over so that the dam can be j
completed on the north side.
An intake starts at the dam and j
leads into a flume which will carry j
j the water 2 Vz down the river to the
power plant. This flume is to be con
j structed of wooden stave pipe, B*A I
feet in diameter, and at the lower end
will connect to a huge steel pipe of
I the same diameter, which will carry;
the water across the big steel bridge
now built across the river a short dis- j
| tance above the power house. In
. building the flume down the river it ;
| was found necessary to tunnel
( through rock a distance of SOO feet, |
; which work is now nearly completed, i
and a gang of men will begin to lay
be installed for the work. When
completed the work will cost gpprex
imatelv $1,000,000 and will be one
|of the firs' of its kind in the west.]
about 8,000 horsepower being gener
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 j
on trolleys. One substation will •
probably be located at the tunnel and j
one at Skykomish.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
New Eases.
Water Rent Due.
(Continued irom Page One.)
STATE ENTOMOLO
-! GIST HERE
(Continued from Page One.) ,
spray into the. tree will not fill the
lower calyx cup, and that is the only
part of the tree that needs tlie spray.
If 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 nec
essary. Do not spray at less than }>0
pounds, and if possible use 150 to
200 pounds. Stay with a tree until
the bottom of every blossom is filled,
even though it may seem a great
Waste of time and material. Select I
a 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 j
thorough, and you should spray again j
infmediately. 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, a id they save
little fruit."
One-third off on Wall Paper at M.
O Merrill's. 105 v. Mi?, ion st*** -
Notice lo Voters.
Notice is hereby given that the
registration books will close Friday,
May 8, at 5 o'clock p. pi.
5-S SAM SUMNER, City Clerk.
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
Only about 125 voters have regis
tered to date this year. The election
on the city water bonds is coming on.
Only a few more days ore left. The
books will close on the Sth of May
and the election will be held on the
19th.
Don't forget to register for the
coming city election. Only a few
days left.***
Don't forget to r-grster for the
coming city electicn. Only a few
days left.***
One-third off on Wall Paner at M.
O Merrill's, 105 X Miask.r st***
One-third off on Wall Paper at M.
O. Merrill's, 105 N. Mission hi"**
Register for the coming elec
tion.***
ESTESVALLEY
Free Water Right
$125 TO $350 PER ACRE
A F FSTFvS
Cashmere ~ Washington
Eagle Livery &
Transfer Co.
Draying, Piano
Moving, Express
Candy
Kitchen
Home of De'iclous Ice Cream
•'-odas.
Xul sed.
C. F. EGGIMAN.
Proprietor.
H.J. KIM MEL
The Builder
General Contract Work, In
cluding plain, and reinforced
concrete. With a specialty of
Cement Work.
Phone 315.
South King Street.
WENATCHEE.
FEED
Hay, Grain Chop, at the old
Proctor Stand on Mission Stree.
C. E. REEDER & SON
Don't forget to register.***
Water Now on the Grounds
and Plenty of it
4 1-2 Miles West of Cashmere.
See or Write
OWNER
The
In a Nu>: Shell
Large Sales, Small I*roflts
See Our
17-Jewel Waltham Watch $10.
Wenatehee Souvenir Spoons 75c
Call and see our large stock.
Our prices are right.
HOWARD THOMAS,
The Jeweler.
Readymade Flumes.
Special Fluming Lumber,
Headquarters fjr Wilson's
Lime. Delivered.
We guarantee
our stock equal
to any. Come
and inspect it.
We do not sell
you No. 2 stock
for No. 1.
Free architec
tural plans with
a purchase of
$200 or more.
Guilford
Marr
NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE
Office phone 145
Residence phone 585
Have you registered? If you have
not, remember the time is short.***