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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
A critic wanders through town this morning berating fruit window displays. He mocks real estate firm displays as past their prime, likening them to aged produce that should be discarded or used to silence Fourth of July orators.
An illustrated guide explains making a master thread on a tubing pattern, using a spring brass wire and gauge to set threads per inch. The process yields a true spiral, then a single point cutting tool and a wooden guide ensure correct pitch while starting on the lathe.
The Day-Hensel junketing party of North Dakota business men arrives this evening from Waterville and stays until tomorrow leaving on No. 1. They came west under Co. T. Tupple to invest heavily in Waterville and Big Bend wheat lands.
A note credits the treasurer's office with fees collected by the county auditor, reflecting a minor publishing error in yesterday's World issue.
A. J. Van Landingham objects to excessive costs of grading paving and sewering Mission Street and will fund 1550 to improve his 75 foot half of the street. He cancels plans to move the old hotel and build anew, will grade site instead. Joel Woods arrives from Henderson Iowa noting fruit loss from a freeze. Some midwest crops may rebound with rain lacking this spring.
Experiments show ultra violet light from mercury vapor lamps more effective than ozone for sterilizing liquids. Quartz tubes in direct contact with the fluid produced bactericidal action independent of temperature. Light penetration varies with liquid type. milk requires shallow pans and cannot be treated beyond about one inch depth.
Annie Benson an 18 year old landlady at Parker House Pike street near Fourth avenue Seattle says Robert Wilson a Spanish sailor and Charles Magnuson visited last night Wilson rode with a revolver they unloaded it and played with it snapping at each other Benson later found the gun on a couch picked it up fired the weapon striking Wilson in the head Magnuson has disappeared there was no sign of a struggle.
Advertising in the Daily World notes a Wenatchee hotel struggles to hire experienced help over three weeks. Court house records show rising marriage licenses month by month from January to June, with 11 in January, 6 in February, 10 in March, 16 in April, 14 in May, and three more by June 3.
W. Park Smith and Winifred P. Cross, both of Chelan, obtained marriage licenses.
Washington June 3 placards posted in Nanking China incite destruction of foreign property. Affected American interests report vandalism and heightened tensions amid anti foreign sentiment.
Reports from Pekin on June 3 indicate the native crowd has taken an openly insulting stance toward foreigners and defaced the walls of the American consulate in a acts of disturbing profanation.
A council special meeting was held last night to consider the garbage question and to submit a contract for the work. With only one member present, it is likely this matter will be taken up again at the regular meeting Tuesday night.
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