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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
6
The speaker argues prison discipline degrades inmates, denies appeals, and mocks reform. He urges humane wardens, fair investigations, education, and refusal to punish to entrench genuine reform, noting ignorance and poverty fuel crime and that criminals may reform under humane conditions. Albin and Taylor announce Fun Theater closure for renovations before a June reopening.
Fifty leading Japanese bankers importers educators and trade experts will tour 50 American manufacturing hubs and selected western cities in September to November. The Spokane chamber plans host duties with cooperation from government railways banks and commercial groups. Blanche Yeager dies at age one year and four days. funeral set for June 2.
A. Zellar of Brewster, after a brief city visit, returned home this morning. C. N. Meredith and family will occupy Mr. Johnsons house on Miller street this summer. R. S. Kieser and wife of the Gem Cafe returned from Seattle yesterday. Billy Wheeler, a popular gardener, will not work for his board unless Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is provided.
A new law taking effect June 12 requires saloon proprietors to remove screens and shades from doors and windows. It declares obstructing the view from outside by screens or shades a misdemeanor. County Prosecuting Attorney Kemp and Sheriff Ferguson vow strict enforcement.
Wenatchee Woodmen band will perform an open air concert at the park tonight. The group is the official musical unit of the Red Apple camp of the Modern Woodmen and will travel to Ephrata Grant county for the July 3 and 4 celebration. Directors and members listed include Charles E. Wirt John Deitch Wellington Deitch Otto Koehler Earl Ross Ralph Nal Arthur Ketchum H A Guthrie R Duncan R H Duncan Jas Gormley Mike Gibony Arthur Chapin Eugene Rumbolz Frank Demers Fred Finch.
Chelan will host a three day Fourth of July festival with ball games horse races speeches and other events. Excursion boats planned by the C and O Steam Boat company will offer cheap trips to Chelan Falls with special rates to be announced. Harry Wilhan drove down from Chelan on Saturday.
Justice Palmer faced five common drunks yesterday and three this morning. Arthur Pence shipped 30 head of cattle to the Bellingham market.
Knowles and Lucavish dissolved their firm by mutual consent today but will continue handling real estate. A E Knowles will occupy the old firm’s offices while Lucavish moves to the middle office in the new Harlin building on Orondo Avenue. Both are reliable dealers with substantial city realty experience.
C F Eggiman of the Fern Canady Kitchen bought a one half interest in the Wenatchee Woodworking company from George Harman. Eggiman will continue in the Candy Kitchen and manage the books while John Compton will oversee the work.
G Haider and his family depart tomorrow morning for Germany and expect to be away about two months.
Mrs E H D Webb showing improvement after two weeks illness. Lem Ward visited Cashmere on business. Mrs Myrtle Prowell returned to Seattle. Jim Taylor and Will Johnson left for Seattle for the summer. Clare Braford and wife of Cashmere visiting here. Jack Fisher went to Leavenworth on business. C F Mitchell and wife left for Seattle to attend opening day of the A Y P exposition.
Ten thousand assorted post cards offered at one cent each at The Bazaar. This sale highlights a vast selection of types and designs available to shoppers seeking low price ephemera.
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