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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
4
The Daily World advertises office addresses and roles for the publisher editor and advertising manager at the Daily World Building Wenatchee Washington. It lists mailing options for subscriptions including second class matter status and prepaid yearly six month and carrier delivery rates.
A contemporary editorial denounces Speaker Cannon for demoting opponents to minor committees and favoring Eastern interests, citing Western lawmakers who resisted his bid for speakership. It lauds the Western congressman who stood firm and predicts reelection as a rebuke to his political enemies.
A chronology notes James Franklin founding the New England Courant in 1721, Bowdoin’s birth in 1726, NC ratifying the Constitution in 1788, Fulton’s Clermont trial in 1807, Ghent peace talks in 1814, Hampton destruction in 1861, Hawaii constitution in 1887, Bocock’s death in 1891, and Marquis di Rudini’s death in 1908. Alfred Noble, born 1844 in Livonia, becomes a leading American civil engineer with key roles on canal and tunnel projects and Panama isthmus plans, later part of Taft’s inspection trip.
Ruth Derifield visits Malaga for several days while Miss E M Treadwell arrives from Everett to visit friends. The town notes fishing trips, fairs, and visits among residents including W A Johnson recovering from Coeur dAlene wreck injuries and family connections to J J Bixler and G W Johnson.
County commissioners focused on road issues and granted A C Dallach permission to run a pipeline on Sunnyslope roads. They accepted three plats: Dover by KE B Norell, Chelan Falls Orchard Co by George D Brown, and First Addition to Wenatchee Heights Orchard Co by L V Wells.
Photographer B C Collier will depart tomorrow to photograph the large power plant in Tumwater canyon and the powerful electrical engines moving trains through the tunnel.
The Fanning company closes a successful week with a powerful western drama described as a top Western hit beside The Virginian. A full house is expected as the company delivers farewell performances across the country.
The Fanning company presented Jessie James stories with Frank B. Fanning and Eugene Phelps as the James boys and Cleveland as Quantrelle garnering praise. Miss Syd ney Farmer and Miss Virgina Weaver with Miss eseJsiE. Terry received strong notices in character roles while Will Crockett provided comic relief. The scene closed with a display of last year's apples from Colbert and Elliott, Black Ben and Spitzenberg varieties.
The Rev A Sterling Barner will lead morning and evening services and preach on The Messianic Hope. Bible school at 10, with superintendent Mr Battles welcoming new scholars. Young people meet at 7, with prayer and praise Thursday at 8. Seats are free and all Baptist people are invited to join.
At 11 a.m. a service and sermon titled Jesus Only will be held. At 8 p.m. Rev. N Parrent of California will preach. All are welcome. A J Adams is the pastor.
The Rev H. L. Beightol outlines Sunday schedule with morning sermon on Gracious and Abiding New ness and evening sermon titled A Reliable Criterion. Sunday school at 10 am class meeting and Epworth League at 7 pm. Special music both services. Strangers welcome.
The Rev. B. F. Miller, former pastor of this church, will preach at both the morning and evening services.
The Salvation Army hosts open air meeting at 10 30 a m and street meeting at 3 p m with a 7 15 p m street service. The Christian church announces sermons by Rev R N Parrent from Long Beach California and a welcome meeting for Captain Crosier and Mrs Egan with 10 a m Bible school and 2 p m Sunday school. Communion is noted as a spiritual treat.
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