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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
2
Readers see a terse entry from the Main Office Business and Editorial desk of the Daily World in Wenatchee Washington. It lists Farmers' phone 1132 and a price range of five dollars to two dollars and fifty cents with a minus ten figure.
Judge Miles Poindexter of Spokane delivers a Wenatchee Decoration Day address praised as a strong expression of pure Americanism. The Rooseveltian thinker attracts admiration, proving Washington residents proud to honor him with public office. Enthusiastic followers multiply after his visit.
Professor Maynard L. Daggy of the State University spoke to Wenatchee High School graduates Friday night. He has a national reputation as a lecturer and recently ranked on a top paying course west of the Mississippi. Port Townsend has hosted him thirty five times, and residents still request more. The World notes Wenatchee misses such fine talent and believes the community would benefit from his thoughtful discourse.
A Cashmere crime involving Indian Felix’s wife prompts calls for strict enforcement and accountability. The editorial notes possible underage suspects, liquor sources, sheriff delays, and the need to punish the offender while criticizing political figures tied to promises and machine politics. It also discusses Governor Mead, McBride, Ankeny, and senatorial fervor in Eastern Washington.
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A King County political clash centers on returning Ankeny to the senate citing a deal behind Piles election. The letter argues that deals and questionable methods spurred the primary law and warns of consequences if Ankeny is pushed as a debt reward to a grieving faction. The piece also notes future re election considerations for Piles and potential fallout with the Jones faction. A second item teases Ganderbone’s June forecast with taft-centered convention theatrics and insider scheming, ending with a mock scenario where Teddy and Bill are portrayed in a plot.
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