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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1908
Page
3
Horseshoe Theater at 112 N Wenatchee Ave run by Louis Michel features 8:30 nightly shows with a Saturday 2:30 matinee. Program changes twice weekly on Monday and Thursday. Named as a clean family spot with illustrated songs and weekly audience topic talks Fridays. Tickets 15c and 25c.
Louis Hill president of the Great Northern Railway rode through Wenatchee aboard a private car attached to No. 1. He was fed red apples at the station but the train began to move leaving him in the snow until a porter helped him aboard. John A. Gellatly offers local real estate loans.
A 19th century editorial voice proclaims U S naval prerogative to deploy fleet to all possessions, arguing no nation may challenge this power and suggesting Japan would avoid war while the Anglo-Saxon race resists giving up territories.
American Delegate Horace Porter notes that adopting any of the fourteen conventions would repay the effort. He emphasizes humane advances, red cross recognition, and peaceful aims. He cites agreement to hold the next conference in eight years, ensuring future peace gatherings.
Daniel Gensinger, 42, a longtime Wenatchee Valley colonizer and worker, died last night after years with pernicious anaemia. He moved from Indiana to North Dakota then to Washington, leaving a widow and four children. Funeral set for Wednesday at Sunnyslope church with Rev. A B Peters officiating. Ed Gensinger, the eldest son, is returning from Illinois for the service.
The theater offers a vaudeville program tonight with a special cast promising a good show. Prices are 20c for children and 40c for adults for tonight only. Tomorrow and Wednesday the regular program returns with new pictures and illustrated songs by Miss Faun Wells and a musical set by Mrs. Ed Ferguson. Tickets 10c and 20c.
Special notice directs Andy Brown to handle daily mail from the Wenatchee Post Office as prizes are awarded at 8 PM. The first dollar is given away Monday evening and the contest begins Saturday. Readers are urged to submit their lists to the office by 8 PM.
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