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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
A terse slogan frames a buying opportunity for buyers with modest funds. The ad hints at a strong value proposition and urges quick action to secure favorable terms. Strong branding and urgency are emphasized to attract budget conscious shoppers.
Seattle June 8. President Kegley of the State Grange triggers a major battle over the state aid road law as the Grange meets in Pullman. Charges fly over secret letters urging delegates to back repeal while Samuel Hill leads the opposing side with Railroad Commissioner J C Lawrence and others. The outcome could influence January legislature actions and future policy. Grand Army reunion and farmers picnic are planned in Pullman with speakers invited.
Milwaukee leaders of the stalwart faction gathered for a state conference to curb La Follette sentiment and shore up Taft administration support. A platform and candidates for state offices will be proposed with Governor James O. Davidson likely to be endorsed for reelection.
Seattle telephone operator Miss Julia Balo reports a nighttime assault near the brickyard on Newton street. She describes a young man of the Weary Willie type who grabbed her by the throat and kissed her, then fled as she screamed and was driven home by two men. She warns she will defend herself.
A Hindu sect the Sacred Order of Singhs sails to explore the Gunth, a long missing Sikh sacred writing, rumored to guard Tahklakot tribes. They travel after pestilence to recover the Sanskrit roll lost five years, sending missions across regions for five years.
Arrangements by the local socialist branch set A. McDevitt of San Francisco to speak in the city on June 22. McDevitt is touring the country and will make addresses at most stations along the Great Northern railway between Seattle and Spokane.
Mr and Mrs J W Gillespie welcomed a baby girl born Saturday evening. An ice cream social and a Malaga Sunday school Children Day program with an eight girl hoop drill were held June 5. Will Dunagan shopped Wenatchee and hauled lumber from Stemnilt Hill saw mill. Eunice Hill and Ruth Gillespie picked cherries for Jack Hensley. A large crowd attended the Ste nmit Hill meeting led by J A Rippey.
Mrs. Priest and daughter Ethel shopped in Weatchee Saturday. Malaga youths visited the pumping plant Sunday. Children Day program of Stemilt Hill Sunday school set for Sunday evening June 12. Miss Linnie Guthrie and Martin Derting of Stemilt Hill attended the program. Mrs. Jack Hensley visits parents on Badger Mountain.
The Kaiser’s daughter Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia is kept under tight supervision at dances. She must approve partners with her lady of honor, and partners must be of old nobility. Officers may not dance twice in one evening, and the Emperor pursues careful, ambitious matchmaking.
Maud Lilian Berri, married to comedian Frank Moulan, is described as America's richest actress. Her father Commodore Fulton G. Berry recently died in Fresno, California leaving an estate of at least 1.5 million dollars and valuable raisin orchards and oil land. He supported his daughter’s light opera career and bragged of her talent and voice.
Mrs William J Moore a New York socialite hosted King Edward at her Biarritz villa before his England trip. The fete morphed into a carnival with live white rabbits and rubber animals on tables as guests hurled dough balls. Flour covered the royals and attendees alike.
A reflective piece on female sensibility arguing that extreme vanity causes unhappiness. The author suggests truly dignified women avoid constant self focus, remain unoffended by minor slights, and center attention on others rather than personal vanity.
The Marquise de Wentworth wife of T Winslow Wentworth of New York has been named a member of the Jury of French Women Painters and Sculptors. This marks the highest art honor granted to an American and underscores her prominent standing in the art world.
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