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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
2
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The writer portrays Japanese arrogance after earlier respect for Americans faded. He cites cruelty accusations, legal barriers for Americans in Japan, and hostile press sentiment. He claims rising anti foreign sentiment, unfair treatment of Americans, and reliance on strict contracts in Far East commerce.
A Wenatchee millinery shop opens on Orondo Avenue above the Cottage House inviting local ladies to call for goods. The article also surveys Oriental trade ethics and hints at geopolitical tensions with Japan, England, and the United States, followed by a long feature on fruit growers in Puyallup Valley, detailing contract terms, prices, and the economic impact of organized agriculture.
The article notes wary trout hide in eddies and under shade, favoring upstream approaches when possible. As water warms they move to cool pools fed by springs or entering streams, with groups often sharing haunt. It highlights patience and skill to catch more than one, warning a sudden dart signals danger to others.
Hamilton Smith notes that two Englishmen of average size could not fit the great collection of Sir Samuel Meyrick and that many medieval weapons and armor claim too small dimensions for modern men. Sources cite Homer Aristotle Vitruvius and evidence from doorways beds and tombs to argue the average size has not diminished.
Samuel R. Sumner in Seattle attended a reunion of the University of Washington law class of 1905 hosted at Miss Head Whitehead’s home. The event featured decorations in school colors, souvenir pennant place cards, and remarks by Dean John T. Condon. Sumner invited the class to hold the next reunion in Wenatchee.
Of Goldendale Washington S R Sumner Wenatchee Rilen Trumbull Port Townsend and Edward J Doyle Miss Whitehead was the only woman in the class of '05.
Notice of sale in Chelan County Washington states that on April 3 1906 W R Maag executed a chattel mortgage to Olympia Brewing Co covering saloon fixtures including a Brunswick Caledonia bar back bar glassware a Nat cash register an iron safe seating and stock of liquors wines and cigars plus a liquor license and a map for lot 9 block 13 Great Northern Plat Wenatchee Washington.
The document details multiple chattel and real estate mortgages tied to the Horse Shoe saloon on Wenatchee block 13 lot 9 including a $2,250 note and a $1,000 mortgage with scheduled payments and 8 percent interest. Defaults trigger acceleration of the notes and foreclosures by Olympia Brewing Co and related parties with total unpaid sums and attorney fees cited.
R P Webb sheriff of Chelan County Washington will sell all personal property covered by mortgages to the highest cash bidder on June 18 1907 at 10am at the Horse Shoe saloon lot 9 block 13 Great Northern plat Wenatchee Washington where the chattels are located Proceeds first pay costs then the Olympia Brewing Co will receive the balance Dated June 1 1907 Henry Crass Attorney for Olympia Brewing Co R P Webb Sheriff Chelan County Washington
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