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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
1
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Wenatchee Military Band plans a Wednesday dance at the theater to raise funds after concerts left unrewarded. The musicians deserve support for rehearsals and public shows, preferring a dance over subscriptions. A. A. Stevens leaves Friday for Payette Idaho to survey irrigation prospects.
The funeral for Shirley Godfrey took place yesterday afternoon from her Chelan street home. Hundreds attended along with family friends and Sunday school readers who served as pallbearers. The service included music by a quartet and was followed by burial in Wenatchee cemetery. attendees included Mr and Mrs Young and Mrs James Dando of Seattle. The courthouse closed for the service.
Butte Montana reports flood waters receding but rail service far from normal. Great Northern and Northern Pacific remain tied up. about 500 passengers stranded near Garrison face shortages. Repairs to the Butte Anaconda and Pacific line set to finish by tomorrow allowing mines to resume. total deaths at eight with districts awaiting word. Through trains from the east expected by Wednesday or Thursday.
Royal Neighbors and their families are invited to a picnic up the Squibchuck on Thursday June F. Attendees should bring dinners and meet at the park at 7 a.m. sharp. Committee organizers urge punctual arrival.
The Wenatchee Commercial Club votes to celebrate the Fourth of July in Leavenworth with the Leavenworth club invited. The Wenatchee Military Band will likely provide music and local plans discuss new schools including a Catholic girls school and a Methodist college in Wenatchee. A wrestling match between W H Sams and W R Downey ends in a draw. a boxing match between Jack Lawler and Ralph Ogan excites the crowd. Tornadoes hit Iowa towns Mount Vernon Lisbon and Charles City causing damage and casualties. The band dance at Wenatchee theatre is promoted for tomorrow night.
Reports from Southern Nebraska describe severe storms with high death tolls and many injuries. Lester Carter’s wife and child died near Madison, with Franklin, Geneva, and York counties badly hit. Kansas towns Courtland Phillipsburg and Scandia reported victims as the tornado’s origin remains uncertain.
Local notices report residents leaving Wenatchee for Loomis and Golconda while others visit Seattle and Soap Lake. Reed Klaff joins Wenatchee Drug, and various church groups plan meetings and a lawn social. A cattle sale updates and a note on the Wenatchee band invitation follow. In Washington, Bryan eyes John Mitchell or Johnson as running mate, aiming to settle the ticket before the Democratic convention.
Ten million feet of logs were freed by a boom break in Canada’s Kootenay country and are now moving toward Wenatchee along the Columbia River. The first large shipment arrived this morning at Brewster, with thousands of dollars worth expected to pass Wenatchee over the next three weeks as more boats are pressed into service.
The Columbia River rose to 35 to 36 feet near the Great Northern depot and kept climbing as meltwater from Montana and British Columbia increased flows. Officials warned of a record flood potential, noting 30 to 33.5 feet the prior morning and heavy mountain snowmelt ahead.
Entomologist A L Melander explains the common house fly dominates homes, its life cycle from egg to adult takes about ten days, enabling 10 to 14 generations per summer. Most flies die before winter, with only a few overwintering in houses.
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