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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
8
Mrs Seamen and Mrs Ogburn hosted at Mrs Tibbits home on King street with a 500 point game and roses in bloom prizes won by Mrs Rossi and Mrs Mann. Mrs Stearns and Mrs Downey host Ladies Aid at 230 North F street on Wednesday afternoon June 15 inviting all. Regular ads for local merchants and forthcoming events fill the page.
For sale 16 acres of wheat land with 40 acres this year and 135 acres good plow land. Abundant water, two miles from station. Price 20 dollars per acre, 1800 cash will secure. Rood & Pep Clerk, Waterville, Washington. June 12.
The original company labeled the theatrical war between John Cort and the trust presents the Alaskan for a single Wenatchee theatre performance. It claims to be the greatest attraction ever shown in Wenatchee and new to Seattle and the west, having never appeared outside the largest cities.
Wilson Creek Washington June 11 1910 The Maroons crack amateur team offer purse challenges from 100 to 500 to any strictly amateur nine on home or neutral grounds They boast a perfect home record this season with wins over Warden Medicine Hat Wenatchee Almira and Waterville and a 4 to 3 ten inning victory at Wenatchee The team is town residents.
In Washington on June 11 a closed meeting of the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating committee ended with the announcement that none of the attorneys’ briefs have been received. The next meeting is set for Saturday, and an early adjournment of Congress makes a report this session unlikely.
Stanley Ketchel knocked out Jim Smith of New York in the fifth round of a scheduled 10-round bout. Ketchel remained in control from the opening bell as Smith pressed the attack, but Ketchel finished strong with decisive uppercuts amid a rough, clinch filled fight.
George Little former Johnson manager seeks a restraining suit to stop all parties from collecting funds from Johnson Jeffries Berger Rickard Gleason and Timothy Sullivan until Little is paid. Attorney Ach drafted papers but withdrew citing time constraints.
Spokane reports Miss Emma La Barge with a three leg Plymouth Rock chick and Joseph Gump with a Rhode Island Red laying its first egg at four months and 23 days. The bird has a third leg of one and a half inches, with seven toes total. Spokane Poultry and Pet Stock association to award a medal to Gump on June 20, claims require affidavits and photos sent to R H Hughes through the Spokane chamber of commerce.
Spokane reports Arcadia Orchard Company led by E N Robinson will plant 17000 acres of apples and other fruits near Deer Park Washington twenty two miles north of Spokane. The project includes 300000 trees next fall and 600000 annually thereafter with irrigation works from Loon and Deer lakes and a gravity ditch system.
Washington June 11. Insurgent members plan another move against Joseph G Cannon of Danville Illinois upon congressional adjournment. A resolution to depose him as speaker is contemplated as part of the renewed effort to curb his influence and reshape party leadership.
The insurgents plan a dramatic strike against the speaker near session end. They aim to force him from the chair with Democrats aiding their bid, hoping to drive him from power as their final act of the session.
FOR SALE Gentle horse capable of single or double work weighing 950 to 1000 pounds. Call Garrett Gar rett at corner Western Ave and Springwater St. Also SNAP IN FURNISHED HOUSE ad offering a dandy little house with furniture and favorable terms. G M Teale First National Bank.
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