Government Loss The Standard Oil Case Hit Again
The U S Court of Appeals denied a rehearing in the Government vs Standard Oil case involving a $29 million fine. Judge Grosseup issued the decision, a blow to the Interstate Commerce Act. It is expected Attorney General Bonaparte will seek Supreme Court review.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Grosseup
Bonaparte
United States Supreme Court
How to Treat a Sprain
Sprains, swellings and lameness relieved by Chamberlain's Liniment. It reduces inflammation and soreness so a sprain may heal in about one third the usual time. 25 and 50 cent sizes. For sale by all druggists. Ira Thomas spent two days in Cashmere this week on business matters.
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Chamberlain
Ira Thomas
Cashmere
Jim Hill Party Delayed and Delicately Planned
The railroad delegation arrives in Tacoma tonight after a Sound delay and will tour the valley tomorrow as arranged. Some party members disembark at Cashmere for a drive to the city, with a brief meeting possible at the Commercial club rooms. President Fisher says efforts will be made to secure time for a short gathering after Mr Hill arrives.
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Rtailroad
Sound
Tacoma
Seattle
Commercial Club
Hill
Teachers Prepare for County Examination Attendance Soars
County School Superintendent Bowersox announces a teachers examination in this city starting Thursday morning and running through Saturday evening. A large turnout of teachers is expected for the event.
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Bowersox
Pry Cleaning and Dyeing Gowns and Fabrics at Berlin Dye Works
An advertisement notes Pry Cleaning and Dyeing offers restoration of gowns laces plumes furs curtains and blankets at Berlin Dye Works Seattle. A traveling representative will be at Hotel Great Northern November 4 to 8. orders over three dollars prepaid one way and seven dollars prepaid both ways. Call at your house or phone for service.
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Express
Hotel Great Northern
Coyote Drive Yields Mixed Results and Plans for Next Year
Promoters of a coyote rabbit drive report forty one coyotes shot and about fifty rabbits killed as crowd size fell short of the planned thousand. A live coyote was captured and later kept in the Wenatchee Liquor Company saloon. The event drew outsiders and the Southside community, who expect the drive to become an annual November ritual and a Thanksgiving follow up. Lamb sales and farm topics follow with a local shipment of eighty two fat lambs from Alma to Harlin. F B Utter speaks at Farmers Institutes on fruit growing and orchard care. The St Luke’s Ladies Guild will meet at Mrs J A Seaman on Wenatchee Avenue.
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Bob Tetherow
Wenatchee Liquor Company
North Star
Hell's Half Acre
Southside
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
J. A. Seaman
Wenatchee Avenue
Forester to allot range for Wenatchee forest districts
Meetings are slated at Ellensburg on November 20 and Leavenworth on November 25 for stockmen to be allotted grazing districts south and north of the Great Northern railroad, with regular users and nearby settlers given priority.
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Ellensburg
Washington
Wenatchee Forest
Great Northern Railroad
A. H. Sylvester
Leavenworth
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Chelan County
George F. Clement
Columbia Valley Bank
Western Union Tele
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Adress
Grosscup
ARD
Jim Hill
Layed
Will
Berlin Dye Works
First Avenue
Seattle, Wash
A. P. Kiser
W. Deneen
Alma
Okanogan County
Charles A. Harlin
F. B. Utter
Okanogan
State College
Fred Bennett
General Land Office
United States
Reclamation Service
Bennett
Land Office
Wenatchee Canning Co
Wenatchee Ice and Cold Storage Company
New York
Geo. E. McCann
Wenatchee Theatre
A. W. Cross
Edmund Carroll
Walker Whiteside
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