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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
2
The Daily World of AU Ais pole at Mars notes daily publication by the World Advance Publishing Company with editors Rufus Woods W S Trimble and Chas E Stohl. Main office Wenatchee Washington serves farmers via phone 1132 and is entered as second class matter at the Wenatchee post office.
Stockholm learns a reliable search indicates the next Nobel Prize in physics will be shared by Signor Marconi and Professor Ferdinand Karl Braun of Strassburg University. Official announcement will be made by the Norwegian Storting day after tomorrow. The five prizes average $40,000 each and honor achievements across literature chemistry physiology or medicine and peace.
The article argues against broad tariff reform and supports revising individual schedules only when justified by facts. It cites Taft backing tariff commission funding and readjustment where warranted, aligning with progressive Republicans opposed to Speaker Cannon.
A Cincinnati woman recently helped arrest a man for cruelly beating a horse, with a Chicago woman similarly intervening to rebuke the offender and push for prosecution. The piece praises women’s prompt, decisive defense of animals, noting many are naturally part of humane societies and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It acknowledges a few timid exceptions but emphasizes women’s moral force in this field.
A brief item noting scores or standings involving Week Maxwells versus Bankers Clerks Apple Packers and Republics with partial figures 1 to 24 and 1 to 19. No further context provided.
Spokane officials move to bar labor agencies from charging or collecting fees for placement with penalties up to 200 dollars or six months jail. Mayor Pratt argues the measure protects workers and follows a federal standard, with council endorsements. Taft thanks Spokane for apples and lauds prize show boxes sent by National Apple Show trustees and growers.
The Greenfield Gazette reports Colrain apple growers near each other earned 11000 from six farms and thirteen adjacent farms produced 13000, mainly Baldwins. The Root Copeland Jurek Coombs and Kemp sites contributed to the higher total, with many Colrain farms seen as strong investments at around 4000 purchase price and 1000 yearly yield.
Eight year old Herbert Carter, son of Mrs Ida Carter, died after years with tuberculosis in a Seattle sanitarium. The body was brought home on No. 4 Sunday and buried beside his father after a Monday funeral at his aunt Mrs Stanford's home led by Rev. Robinson. Mrs Carter, in sorrow, has the community's sympathy.
Seattle lawyers and Phi Alpha Delta members Nelson R. Anderson Roy E. Noyes James G. Raley and F. J. Clark of Seattle plus Howard Servis of Wenatchee met to organize a Seattle alumni chapter. A follow up meeting is set for next Monday at 1 PM in the Drexel Cafe to decide formal steps.
Born in Washington county Pennsylvania on June 22 1835 the record notes in 1907 Gustaf V ascended the throne of Sweden marking a royal accession event.
Joseph Henry Crooker born December 8, 1850 in Foxcroft Maine. He studied at Ypsilanti Union Seminary and joined the Unitarian ministry after seven years. He served Madison Wisconsin 1881 to 1891 and built large congregations in Helena Montana Ann Arbor Michigan and other cities. In 1903 he preached the anniversary sermon for the British and Foreign Unitarian association in London. He authored Religious Freedom in American Education and The Supremacy of Jesus.
Cures that last are cures that tell. Testimonies from Wenatchee area residents confirm permanent relief from backache and kidney symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. A. Moore of Everett recounts relief from a 1902 illness and urges others to try Doan's. Foster Milburn Co. distributes in the U S as sole agents. price fifty cents.
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