Are You Crazy Musical Farce at the Theater Friday
The comedic musical farce Are You Crazy? opens Friday at the Theater. It promises fast action with laughs and sea numbers and specialties enhancing the production.
09 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1907
Page
1
The comedic musical farce Are You Crazy? opens Friday at the Theater. It promises fast action with laughs and sea numbers and specialties enhancing the production.
A county land sale will occur January 4 at Waterville. The Douglas County auditor will auction 8800 acres of state land near Bridgeport Coulee City Ephrata Waterville and more. Appraised at 10 to 18 dollars per acre with terms 10 percent down and 25 percent annually plus interest. full payment anytime secures a deed. A. F. Estes toured the Big Bend area praising its vast wheat country and future prospects.
Seattle Grain Company paid out about 5000 dollars for oats and barley last week and began paying on contract wheat from Saturday to Monday, distributing 21500 dollars to wheat contract farmers. Hammond Milling and Columbia Grains also paid 8000 and 7000 dollars respectively, with about 13500 more to pay. Dickson of Seattle Grain says 62 cents paid for bluestem at Orondo, 69 cents at the tram, and 61 cents at no river points.
Jack Curley opens boxing tonight for Commercial Club members with a marked handball court and a heated gym. Curley will be present to give lessons nightly from 7 p m.
Chelan Washington December 7 Henry Yarris aged citizen died after a paralysis Wednesday night his wife is ill and daughter Mrs Roy Mathers is dying of consumption all residents of Chelan county health and family hardship noted by local news officials
In Washington the 12,000 acre tract in Okanogan county, granted to the Pullman Agricultural College from the old Columbia Indian reservation, faces dispute. Attorney General Atkinson met Commissioner Ballinger as squatters appeal after Waterville land office ruling favored the state. The case awaits decision at the general land office.
International Harvester Co found guilty on 42 of 75 counts by a jury after one hour of deliberation. Verdict charges unlawful combination to fix harvesting machinery prices and force exclusive dealer handling. Motion for new trial filed. judge to rule. Max penalty $42,000 total.
Washington reports the senate military affairs committee paused all irregular nominations by President Roosevelt in the military service. Regular promotions were recommended for confirmation. Several cases during the last recess advanced officers over seniors, with Wood and Pershing noted for large jumps. Prof Barnes of Moscow Idaho to join the high school corps when school reopens Wednesday.
Seattle wrestler Joe Heinrich weighs 175 pounds and offers to wrestle six men from Wenatchee in sixty minutes with one fall against each. He signs the challenge from Seattle on December 5, 1907, noting the match date set for December 23, 1907 in Wenatchee.
Olympia scene reports C S Weatherly bound over to the superior court after he horsewhipped Charles M Hartwell business manager of the Olympia Daily News following a newspaper article. He posted cash bail of 1000 dollars and entered a not guilty plea at arraignment before Judge Linn.
Mrs J D Monahan who runs a fruit and cigar stand on Tacoma avenue near Eleventh street was assessed 18 25 by Judge Linck for selling and giving away cigarette papers. N M Jaeger and T W Potter testified purchasing papers November 25. a clerk had previously supplied papers. Monahan denied the charge and said the papers were stocked because manufacturers furnished them free.
Agitation for an Asiatic riot grows in Vancouver as authorities monitor the tense mood. A crowd of 609 unemployed men surrounded city hall demanding work, with police and detectives present. A leader warned Mayor Bethune that riot could follow if relief for labor needs is not found.
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