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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
2
A distorted portrait portrays José Santos Zelaya as a man without a conscience educated in Spain who views himself as a modern Napoleon. The piece foresees his rivals whether American or blood kin may dethrone him as he commits fratricide to pursue ends.
The profile paints Zelaya as a dark skinned autocrat and sensualist who rose to power through a drunken army controlled by him. It notes his hatred of Americans, cruelty toward dissent, and brutal reign before his flight as General Estrada revolts. It ends with his tarnished fame as a would be Bolivar and Napoleon of Central America.
The Cashmere colony in Los Angeles and Long Beach grows weekly as more Cashmere families spend winters under sunny California skies. Already there are Mrs. Dr. Whitney, Hector Patterson, Dr. C. H. Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell, Mr. and Mrs. Eells, G. W. Weythman and family, and Leonard Roberts in California. Families set to depart soon include F. W. Stein and wife, H. R. Mills and wife and baby, George Watson and wife, and Harry Stein and wife, with more signifying plans to move south shortly.
Local debate over a frame express shed north of the depot area. City officials claimed the fire limits intrusion, but the ordinance confines the fire district to the western line of the railroad. The Great Northern asserts it may build on its own right of way.
E. T. Balch departs early next week to attend the Denver apple show and tour Colorado fruit districts. He aims to discuss amending the Lafayette apple box measure to standardize the northwest box. Balch plans a multiweek trip and will confer with associations on the issue. Sheriff J. E. Ferguson, secretary of the Washington State Sheriffs' association, issues notices for the annual meeting in Yakima on January 18.
Mrs. A. E. Downey of Ellensburg Washington recounts years of kidney backache and fatigue and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief. She reports improved kidney function and general well being and recommends the remedy to other kidney sufferers. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the same Dean's.
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