The Wenatchee Daily World from Wenatchee, Washington • Page 2

The Wenatehee Daily World Published daily except Sunday by the World-Advance Publishing Company Rufus Woods Editor and Manager Main and Editorial, Daily World Building, Wash. Farmers' phone 1132. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Wenatehee. Wash. i One Year, by mail, in advance $5.00 Six Months, by mail, in advance 2.50: Delivered by carrier, per week 10 HE RESERVED TO WW.

By the sale of the Republic Press today at sheriff's sale the curtain drops on the meteoric career of Leonard Fowler in Wenatehee. The question of whether or not his operations here were such that they Will leave a lasting benefit to the town is still a matter of argument. Some maintain that they have been "gouged" and "grafted" and that his experience in the city had an ill effect. It is not within the province of the writer to pass such a judgment, however. Close association with him for some time afforded an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with him and his methods.

Fowier worked on the system that the other fellow did not need a guardian. He built up a big business and sacrificed all he had and all he could borrow to keep it going. He always had the best and produced the best. The Christmas edition Of the Republic was a fine one, but it cost the publisher a pile of money, i The hole in the ground at the corner of Mission and Second street N. has been called "Fowler's Grave." It cost hundreds of dollars without any, return.

The publication put out by Fowler has been a constant advertisement for the valley, and by virtue of his hustling abilities Wenatehee has assuredly received a benefit. It is certain that Wenatehee got more out of the game that. Fowler played than he did himself. Therefore, let us be sparing in our criticism. Fowler always worked i hard, lived well and spent much.

And when all is said and done, we can't help but feel that he deserved, to win. The name of Professor E. Riste, of Loomis, has been mentioned here during the past week as a possible candidate for county superintendent of schools on the iepublican ticket. Professor Riste is a very competent educator and a thoroughbred gentleman, and it would indeed be fortunate for the school interests of the county if he were chosen for this important office. Professor Riste was connected with the schools of Chelan county for about five years, serving as principal of the Wenatehee public schools, and also as county superintendent, and it was a matter of genera! regret to the people of that city and county when ill health necessitated his taking a vacation from school Valley News.

The people of Okanogan county would never have reason to be sorry for selecting a man for county superintendent who has the ability, the training and the sterling worth of E. Riste. On the eve of another great electon it is good to reflect that the American people have never yet chosen for their leader a man of evil life nor of empty head, and it is a remarkable testimony to their good sense and decent morals. From Washington down, the list averages in dignity and ability above that of any of the rulers of other countries. Now Then! That Wagon you have been thinking of buying is here.

Better come in and see them. The prices are tempting. W. A. BUTTLES CO.

Subscription Rates. THE WENATCHEE WORLD. WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1908. Five Cents per line for each insertion. Count five average words for eacb line.

Combinations of figures of initials count as one word. Special rates on ads running for one week or longer. Contentment comes neither by culture nor by wishing; it is reconciliation with one's lot, growing out of an inward superiority to our surroundings. A musicale will be given at the residence of Mrs. Walter Cameron, Washington tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock in connection with the ladies' guild of St.

Luke's church. Among the numbers rendered will be solos by Mrs. Clifford Griggs, Mrs. Alex Carl Dallach and others. Music lovers are cordially invited.

Preparations are being made by the local postoffice to begin the free city delivery on the first of June. City Officers. 'Mayor Jno. A. Geilatly Councilm A.

A. Bousquet, F. D. Case, H. R.

Parshall, M. G. Russi, L. H. Belser, Chas.

Wildberger, C. E. Buttles. Treasurer J. E.

Graves Clerk Sam R. Sumner Police Judge J. B. Palmer Chief of Poiice J. E.

Ferguson Water P. Sherburne City Engineer Roy Zahren Health Officer A. T. Kaupp School Board- Jno. A.

Gellatly C. A. Battles, Chas. Kyle. Let him who would move the world first move himself.

Patient endurance attaineth to all Teresa. Hope, without action, is a sad undoer Grand opening of the Palmetto Friday Under the advertised letters in the Wenatehee postoffice is one addressed to Harry Hadfleld, one of the young men who stole the horses from Wenatehee and was drowned in Brook Lake, near Stratford. The letter is a foreign one and believed to be from his sweetheart in far away England. At the Theatre Faust. Tonight the greatest effort of Mr.

Farming's acting capabilities, will lie offered to his friends and patrons. Mephisto, as he portrays him, is a very artistic delineation of one of the most difficult parts ever conceived by human brain, for the part is longer than even Hamlet. It may interest our readers to know that Mr. Fanning was with the great Morrison for eight years and was considered by him to be the only Mephisto when he crossed the great divide, leaving him his feather and shoes, which he wears tonight at the Wenatehee theatre. Nothing has been spared for a most thorough and realistic portrayal of this wonderful play, and the scenery and electrical effects have Classified Advertisements If you suffer from backache, There is only one way to cure it.

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There has been no symptoms of return of my old trouble so I feel that I can conscientiously recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to others." For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo. N. sole agents for the United States.

Remember the md fake no other. Notice of Hearing on Application for Franchise for Telephone Line on Stemilt Hill Road. Notice is hereby given, That A. L. McMullen has filed his application with the board of county commissioners of Chelan county, Washington, on the 27th day of April, A.

D. 190S, for a franchise to erect, maintain and operate a telephone line along the Stemilt Hill County Road, between the Malaga South Road and the Al Chisholm Saw Mill, and notice is further given that Monday, the 19th day of May, A. D. 1908, at the hour of 2 P. of said day, at the room of the county commissioners in the court house of Chelan county, at Wenatehee, Chelan county, Washington, has been set and fixed as the time and place for hearing said application for franchise, at which time and place all persons interested may appear and show cause why said franchise should not be granted.

Dated Wenatehee, Washington, this 30th day of April, A. D. 1908. JOHN GODFREY, 5-5 County Auditor. LOST monogram on back, picture inside.

Return to World Office. Reward. 5-9 and tunnel work by experienced men. Apply Keegan Currie, Wenatehee, Wash. 5-9 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wants position with irrigation and colonizing company, on the property at first, by an energetic business man and former fruit buyer and packer.

California, Oregan and New York. Al references. Address P. O. Box 1126, Seattle.

5-8 DRAYING AND EXPRESS -Small package, 15c; baggage, 25c; load, 50c. Scavenger work done regularly at 15c a week. Phone 1281. James Latham. 5-7 CHAS.

F. FRY. the Shoe Man; repair shop. Work done promptly and guaranteed. Prices right.

Next to Farmers and Merchants Bank. tf i Furnished Cottage for the summer; must be modern and close in; no children. Apply at World office. SCHOOL ROYS WANTED every llt- I tie while for mail routes and for folding papers. Leave names at i the World office CiIAS.

P. FRYE'S Shoe Repair Shop. Work promptly done and guaran; teed; prices righ': i nbuilding formerly occupied ly H. W. Russell.

WANTED Mowers to sharpen. J. J. Ever, the Bicycle Doctor. tf given Mr.

Fanning the unique prestige of being the only one in America who carries the proper paraphernalia for a perfect production of "Faust." The vision of Marguerite at the spinning wheel, the signing of the contract in letters of Are, and the beautiful transformation scene of Marguerite's ascent to heaven and the over throwing of evil will be portrayed tonight. This closes the engagement of Mr. Fanning this season, but he will be glad to meet any of his Wenatehee friends at the Tivoli theatre, 35 Pine street, Seattle, where he opens next Sunday for a permanent engagement. "Under Two Flags" Thursday night THE PERFECT WAY. Scores of Wenatehee Citizens Have Learned It.

LOST. WANTED FOR SALE OR TRADE. PRIVATE SALE OF CHOICE Parlor and dining-room furniture and rugs. Address Mrs. Wm.

Langley. 5-8 MUST SELL regardless of loss. One acre tract right in the city; only $850; easy terms. Has the best of young orchard; also other improvements; both south and east front. 1 will take care of this property free this year.

Inquire P. J. Mc- Guire, Fairground across street, from new park. 5-10 FOR SALE Jersey Heifers, will take hay for pay. A.

H. Smith, Box 166, Phone 515. 5-7 5-ACRE MILLERDALE tract, bearing next year; $1,000 down, balance easy. Price, $3,850. Also two fine residence lots on street, $650.

Warren Littleton, Prowell's office, Mission street. tf FOR SALE farm horses, 1,100 each, with harness; $2 50. Warren Littleton, Prowell's Office, Mission street. 5-1 2 SEND for particulars on the following, which can be exchanged for Wenatehee and vicinity farms or land: $10,500 residence in apartment house district of Capital Hill; $5,000 business lot oil Queen Anne Hill; $15,000 close-in property for good wheat farm; 5-room modern cottage $3,000. E.

C. Littleneld, Pioneer Building, Seattle. 5-7 KILLS the germs, microbes, parasites or micro-organism that cause and produce pneumonia fever, kidney diseases, rheumatic pain-, broncir.u trouoles, diphtheria consumption and ia grippe. What? Guardian Angel Remedy! The greatest known pain and germ killer. Mostly applied and used externally.

Tested ,15 years; bottles sold; 100,000 unsolicited testimonials; try it now.See agent in Wena.chee Hotel. L. P. Priddy. 5-9 THE BEST LINE OF PLANTS in town tomato, cau.ifiower, egg, pepper and sweet potato; always fresh.

Wenatehee Rock Island Warehouse Co. 5-7 FOR SALE by owner. Five to Twenty acres choice fruit land, I one mile west of Cashmere; 11 acres 4-year-old trees, acres Iyear-old trees; best commercial varieties wiuter apples. J. A.

Murphy, Cashmere, Wash. 5-7 NOTICE person wishing to purchase any registered jack, weighing from 900 to 1150 will save money by calling on J. A. Cramlet, 5 miles north of Govan, Washington. RENT ADS.

FURNISHED RROMS for rent; centrally located. 119 Chelan aye. Phone 1065. N. M.

Streeter. FURNISHED ROOMS light and bath. 115 street North. 6-1 FOR RENT room, 244 N. Mission.

S. B. Jessup. 4-28 FURNISHED ROOMS for rent; centrally located. 119 Chelan aye.

Phone 1065. It HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS wanted every little while. If you have any to rent here is the place to advertise them in the want column. PHYSICIANS DOCTOR McCOY. General riactice.

Columbia Valley Bank Building. DR. FRANK CULP. Office in Block, phone No. 115.

DENTISTS UK. HUTCHINSON, aentlst. over Wenatehee Furniture Co. Phone Frs. 981.

DR. CAMERON, Dentist, Rosenburg Block. Wenatehee. Washington. HOSPITALS.

EMERGENCY to all physicians. Out of town cases will be met at the boat or at the train. Trained nurses in attendance. Terms, $25 per week, including board, nursing and medicine. C.

GILCHRIST, Physicianin-charge; LAURA M. JACOBSON, matron and head nurse. ATTORNEYS REEVES REEVES, Lawyers Wenatehee Drug Co. building. Phone 222.

THOMAS A MARSH, Lawyers. 2, Postoffice building. CORBI.V, LUDINGTON KEMP, Lawyers. Farmers Merchants Bank Bldg. Phone 1141.

UNDERTAKERS C. G. HALL, Undertaker and Funeral Director; State License No. 78. Phone No.

11C5. Mrs. C. G. Hall, lady assistant Five Cents per line for each insertion.

Count Aye average words for each line. Combinations of figures or initials count as one worth Special rates on ads running for one week or longer. E. F. SPRIGUE, Professional funeral director and licensed embalmer.

Mrs. E. F. Sprague and Mrs. A.

J. Martin, lady assistants. Phone 1375, Wenatehee, Wasa. BLACKSMITH ROSS BROS. Wagon work, rubber tires a specialty.

Band sawing ARCHITECTS. jM. W. BIRD, Architect. Houses that are homes.

Phone 233. CONTRACTORS reliable work in the following, such as brick, stone, cement and plastering, call or address A. E. Edwards, No. 524 Kittitas Wenatehee, Wash.

Now is the time to have your sidewalk or cisterns put in. Estimates cheerfully furnished. 9-20 CIVIL ENGINEERS C. C. WARD, Civil Engineer and Surveyor.

Irrigation work a specialty. Office Rosenberg block. Wenitchee, Wash. FRATERNAL NOTICES. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Yule Circle, No.

52, will meet on first and third Mondays of each month in Eagles' Hall. Henrietta Hirelow. Guardian; Coclu.vj.ir, Clerk. A. O.

U. 53. Meets at Bower hall every Friday night of each month. W. H.

Dibble, M. Chas. Becker, Recorder. I. O.

O. Wenatehee Lodge, No. 157 meets at Sprague Hall every Saturday night. F. C.

NEILSUN, Noble Grand; GEO. D. PERIO. P. H.

SHERBURNE, Secretary. ROYAL NEIGHRORS OP AMERICA Howard Camp No. 3973, meets every Saturday evening at the Bower Hall. Visiting members cordially invited. Grace Woodruff, Recorder; Jennie Bartlett.

Oracle. THE ROYAL HIGHLANDERS meet the first and third Wednesday of the month in Eagle Hall. Visiting members cordially invited to attend. Grace E. Parker, Illustrious Protector; C.

H. Armstrong, Secretary. WOMAN'S RELIEF McCook Corps No. 15 meets at Sprague Hall second and fourth Fridays of each month at 2 p. m.

Mrs. Emma Gardner, Mrs Anna W. May sec. BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YOEMEN, Columbia Homestead, No. 682, meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Sprague Hall.

For information, see U. F. Lake, Deputy. W. A.

Grant, Foreman; C. W. Jorgenson, correspondent. G. A.

Daniel McCook Post, No. 105, Department of Washington and Alaska meets 2d and 4th Fridays of each month at Odd Fel- TTall. M. O. MERRILL, Commander; J.

B. PALMER, Adjutant. P. A. Riverside Lodge, No.

112, meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at Bow. er Hall. B. J. WILLIAMS, W.

R. H. NOWLAN. Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF America meets every Wednesday evening in Bower hall.

Visiting Woodmen cordially vited. TERRY ROSS, clerkk; R. BARTLETT, Counsel. Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co. SCHEDULE EmecMve on and After Not.

1, IPOS. UP RIVER Leave Wenatehee daily .6:00 a.m. Orondo dally 8:00 a.m. Entiat dally 8:30 a.m. Chelan Falls daily.

12:00 m. Pateros daily 1:00 p.m. Arrive Brewster p. no. DOWN RIVER Leave Brewster dally .4:00 a.

m. Pateros daily 4:20 a.m. Chelan Falls daily. 8:30 a. m.

Entiat daily 9:3 oa. m. Orondo dally 10:00 a.m. Arrive Wenatehee daily ..12:00 m. Steamer leaves Wenatehee tor Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.

Returning Bridgeport same night. Ask for special folders regardlnf Okanogan Irrigation project and Lake Chelaa district..