Printers Lose to Ellis-Forde in Dusty Dusty Ball Game
The Printers fell 8 to 13 to Ellis-Forde with Reeves and Hastings on the mound and Woods catching for the Printers. Dunning and Stocker pitched for Ellis-Forde. Umpire Askew praised the game as dust from dry grounds and sprinklers planned to improve conditions. One comical moment had Harry Austin asleep on first base as Foxy Boyd tagged him out.
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Printers
Ellis- Forde
Ellis-Forde
Reeves
Harry Austin
Austin
Foxy
Boyd
O’leary
Fats Will Play Ball Promoted by Frank Keller
The Fats baseball team initiated by Frank Keller plans to field players no lighter than 200 pounds with candidates listed from Stocker to Owens. A game is set for next Sunday at 2 30 against Eagle Livery & Transfer, admission 25 cents. Also noted is Mrs. W N Pate's Twisp visit returning with a bundle of red clover timothy and alfalfa hay and expectations of a larger cut than last year.
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Frank Keller
Stocker
Frisbie
Haskell
Green
Miller
Russell
Hauser
Clapp
Keller
Snyder
Sorenson
Clayton
Watson
Gehr
Blake
Griggs
Austin
Owens
Mr. Keller
Eagle Livery & Transfer Company
W. N. Pate
Twisp
Minor Pate
Pate
Malaga orchard tract sold for eight and a half thousand
S. M. Priest sold ten acres at Malaga to J. S. Usher for 8500 dollars. Possession will be given November 15. The tract is described as one of the best orchard tracts in the Malaga country and planted to top varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
S. M. Priest
J. S. Usher
Milwaukee Girl Delivers First Authentic Wireless News
Miss Anne M. Devine of Milwaukee, a Journal stenographer, received the first authentic wireless news message west of the Atlantic on May 13 1909. She described it as no different from dictation and predicted wireless could transform commerce and society in the central west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seacoast
Milwaukee
Anne M. Devine
Thirty-sixth Street
Miss Devine
Journal
DeForrest
Chicago
Middle West
United States
Great Central West
Massey and Farley to Wed in Cashmere Saturday
Rochester Minnesota groom William P. Massey and Boston Massachusetts bride Ruth Farley plan to marry in Cashmere on Saturday. Massey has bought the Cape ranch there and the couple will reside on the property.
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Wm. P. Massey
Rochester, Minn
Ruth Farley
Boston
Mass
Cashmere
George C. Brewster Rejoins Bankers Life in Omaha Leadership
News from Omaha reports George C. Brewster, formerly with Bankers Life and recently with Western Union Insurance, has returned to Bankers Life to lead the Omaha office in a highly responsible role.
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Brewster
Omaha
George C. Brewster
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Western Union Insurance Company
Bankers Life
Commercial Club Plans New Two Story Building on Mission Street
The Commercial club committee led by H. C. Littlefield Ed S Russell and W A Thompson proposes a two story concrete structure on Mission street. City council contracts to rent first floor for 100 monthly over five years with offices for city clerk and engineer and a police court. The building includes a fire hall water commissioner offices a club room kitchen rest rooms and a large assembly hall with revenue potential. Estimated cost 15000 with 7000 8000 raised already and fundraising continues. Plans call for rapid fund securing and start of construction within weeks.
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City
Mission Street
City Hall
Methow Power Begins Huge Plant At Black Canon
Pateros Washington July 22 The Methow Power company starts work on a 20000 horsepower electric plant at Black Canon with a large force of men. The plant will irrigate about 6000 acres around Pateros and supply electric light and power to Pateros Brewster and Bridgeport. A second plant at Black Canon is planned to serve Winthrop Twisp and other Methow valley points with the Columbia River line. Pittsburg financiers are reviewing the project with promoters.
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Pateros
Wash
Methow Power Company
Black Canon
Brewster
Bridgeport
Winthrop
Twisp
Methow Valley
Columbia River
Pittsburg
Glerk Saves Depot Heroic Fire Extinguishes Lunch Counter
City Clerk Sumner, after lunch at the Depot Lunch counter, found the platform on fire likely from a cigarette from a train. He reentered the counter and used water to extinguish the blaze, possibly saving the Great Northern thousands of dollars. He then traveled to Seattle. no pass for bravery is confirmed.
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Sumner
Great Northern
Seattle
Free Wireless Lecture At Commercial Club Rooms
The Pacific Radio wireless telephone will be explained this evening at the Commercial club rooms by F. D. Chandler special representative of the company. Mr Chandler is an engaging speaker and handles the wireless topic from all angles. A large number attend daily at the Olympia hotel where company officers hold free demonstrations of talking by telephone without wires from 1 30 to 10 p m. The lecture tonight is free and all interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Radio Wireless
Commercial Club
F. D. Chandler
Riot at Kenosha Works Strikes Causes Shootings
A Kenosha riot at R N Allen Sons tanning works left two men shot and several seriously injured as about a thousand workers walked out for higher wages. The disturbance began at the Big Central entrance on Grand Avenue with a hip wound to a striker, another shooting soon followed, and a man was struck by a coupling pin. Revolver and weapon sales were halted and arrests of strike leaders were anticipated.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kenosha
R. N. Allen & Sons Tanning Company
Grand Avenue
Many Fruit Prices Change Today in Seattle Market
Wenatehee fruit influx lowers prices on Western avenue with apples ranging 1.50 to 2.50. Raspberries listed at 1.75 but fell later. Fancy navel oranges and blackberries leave the market, few southern berries arrived. Local blackberries expected soon and Clark Seedlings strawberries off market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Western Avenue
Clark
Spain in turmoil as Morocco crisis escalates
Madrid reports King Alfonso cancels engagements amid Morocco crisis and calls up reserves to Melilla. Possible Weyler may take supreme command as liberal press condemns war for mining interests. A riot in Barcelona disrupts embarkation to Melilla and police clash with relatives injuring and arresting several.
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Madrid
Spain
Alphonso
Morocco
Melila
Weyler
Cuba
Riff
Malaga
Melilla
Tragedy of a Kiss A Wenatchee Romance
A Wenatchee romance ends in shame after a man kisses a young woman in moonlight. The startled woman recoils and questions his return as he anticipates parental and newspaper consequences. The scene conveys scorn and danger rather than romance.
Washington Weather Forecast For Friday
Washington forecast calls for fair skies tonight with showers limited to the extreme northwest. Friday should be fair and cooler with no precipitation expected.
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Washington
French Prime Minister Clemenceau Falls After Naval Debate
Paris reports a sudden cabinet collapse as Clemenceau’s government is defeated 221 to 176 after a fierce naval inquiry clash. Clemenceau resigns, meeting President Fallières at the Élysée, with names like Bourgeois Delcassé and Breland discussed as potential successors.
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Paris
Clemenceau
M. Decasse
Naval Investigating Committee
Rouvier
Germany
France
Algeciras
Delcasse
Deleasse
Elysee Palace
Fallernes
Leaders Meet Tall Enders In Evening Ball Game
The Eagle Livery and Transfer team faces the Firemen at the ball park tonight in what is expected to be a top week game. Firemen lineup includes Godfrey shortstop Morrison catcher F Morrison third base Winers Ross Thrower Little Cushing second Leonard pitcher Scheble Stohl Miller subs. Eagle L T lineup features Biglow at third Jack Yates at first Hamilton pitcher Shorty Yates Towns Inlow Towns Hs Albert Cohen at second George Guy Courtnay Bert Coble subs.
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Eagle Livery and Transfer Company
Ball Park
Eagle
Godfrey Ss
R. Morrison
F. Morrison
Winers
Ross
Throw
Little
Cushing
Leonardy P
Scheble
Stohl
Miller
Eagle L. & T
Biglow
Jack Yates
Hamilton P
Crist
Shorty Yates
Silas Town
Stoltz Dies of Typhoid in Wenatchee Hospital
Antonio Stoltz died at Emergency Hospital at 3 a m from typhoid fever. He had moved from St Paul this spring and bought a 10 acre tract in East Wenatchee. He had just married five months ago after sending for his intended wife who is now very ill. His body lies at Sprague Undertaking parlors and will be shipped to St Paul with his sister in law Mrs Stoltz accompanying.
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Antonio Stoltz
Mr. Stoltz
St. Paul
Wenatchee
Sprague Undertaking
Stoltz
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M’river
ING
Torney
Wenatchee Avenue
Mr. McKiver
Columbia Valley Bank
Parr
McKiver
Pet
Bankers Ee Ease
Tammany Real Estate
Magle L. & T
Organization of
Big Fellows
Wireless
Anne Devine
Journal Stenographer
H. C. Littlefield
Ed. S. Russell and
W. A. Thompson
Water Commissioner
Methow Power CO
ROS
Glerk
Vention
Wisconsin
CES
Barcelona
Washington Weather
Trench
Republic
Third Republic
Leon Bourgeois
M. Breland
M. Delcasse
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