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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Classified ad section lists subscription rates for daily World in Wenatchee with annual five dollar rate six month option and ten cent weekly carrier delivery details for readers. Founders include W S Trimble and E B Stohl as advertising manager and staff.
The Iowa election shows a strong surge for progressive Republicans over Cannonists and Aldrichites. Dolliver Cummins and anti-Cannon delegates gain support, signaling possible national impact and a push for party reconciliation ahead of a presidential race.
Local option votes add three counties to the dry list while Adams county towns pivot to regulation. Wittville the county seat voted wet, and its city council adopted a daylight control plan requiring bars to close by 8 pm and reopen at 7 am to curb temperance concerns.
A $10 premium is posted for the largest trout caught with tackle bought from us. Register to be eligible and participate in this special incentive.
The acting governor struggles to secure acceptance from designated state representatives for the reception of Roosevelt returning to New York. The administration backs Wilson for senator, suggesting weak Rooseveltism Wilsonism ties. A supporter must show Rooseveltian spirit to cover his own travel expenses.
A discussion of Alaska's political strife and graft rumors contrasts two major views. Supporters urge rapid development of mines, railroads, and business, while opponents fear costly monopolies and slow, cautious exploitation of valuable resources.
A Wenatchee valley illustration shows apples likely to dominate in a few weeks. Leedy Brothers Sunnyslope orchard on 130 acres hosts six year old Stayman Winesap trees with five to 56 acres in mature fruited blocks. Peach fillers yielded 9 000 boxes two years ago, rising to 10 000 to 12 000 boxes this year.
Everett Herald urges an overturning to oust looters and confederates in Alaska politics. It calls for examination of northern affairs to reveal devious development schemes and criticizes the rush for immediate development at high cost.
St Paul June 9 The Great Northern denies any retrenchment policy amid government criticism of railroads President Hill says construction in Oregon continues and Northwest prospects are strong He notes no orders to halt new works and cites optimism after a western tour
A prominent grower on the streets predicts a finer apple crop than any valley has produced, with high quality assured though not the heaviest yield. He notes his trees are growing rapidly and claims visible daily progress.
In Conconully and surrounding precincts in Okanogan county eight areas show dry results with 614 to 246 in 17 precincts. Chesaw Molson Riverside Loomis vote to outlaw saloons with Loomis later expected to revert to wet upon incorporation. Loomis precinct reports 82 wet 29 dry. Okangan town to vote June 21 on same issue.
The observance will be held next Sunday at 10 AM with Sunday school then a short sermon at 11 AM followed by baptism for children. Mr Kelly of London has joined F F Keller as a stenographer and notes England's poverty and mixed election results. He traveled to Wenatchee to see local apples on the London market. In St Louis three men were killed and others injured when the fast mail train left the tracks near the city limits.
Lakeside resident Guy Gallagher and Chelan native Margaret Hauser eloped on a Spokane train last night. They did not obtain a marriage license in this county and are on their honeymoon. The bride was reported to be 14 in a census two years prior.
Charles Stewart in charge of the engine at Valhalla pumping plant sustained a severe arm fracture when his arm came too near the fly wheel. He was brought to the city and treated by Drs. King and Congdon.
Maud Robinson reports on rising fashions in urban life. Automobile hoods are praised for beauty with delicate fabrics and lace imitations. Floral dinner souvenirs feature rosebuds and tiny Japanese gardens enthralling women at social gatherings.
A mother seeks linen picture books to embroider for children. Sheets folded to stitch on one side, ends turned and stitched, or bound with tape. Figures and letters are outlined in mercerized cottons, using bright wash colors. Embroidery works on both sides, durable and launderable.
This piece advises on forming lasting friendships highlighting prized real friends, the dangers of overstepping privacy, and maintaining harmony through balance. It cautions against presuming on a friend’s time and enduring mutual peculiarities to avoid bickerings.
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