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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World notes the Weekly Advance publishers issue weekly on Fridays. Subscriptions are priced at 1.50 per year and 0.75 for six months with further terms not shown in the fragment.
A Spokane area column denounces coast papers for misreading the Sound primary, notes balanced delegation splits between progressives and standpatters, and argues that progressive Republicans have gained influence in the Taft era. It cites clashes over tariff, House rules reform, and the timber of party unity amid Bevenly Oyster Bay suspense.
The Fourth of July committee contracts with Hitt Brothers to stage an elaborate Wenatchee display featuring 52 effects. A 250 by 25 foot rack will be built by an operator arriving three days prior. Highlights include The Pillars of State, Alladin's Jewelled Tree, a grand device spelling The Home of the Big Red Apple, and the Silver Hyanza Falls finale with Good Night message.
Town buzz centers on a rumor of legal changes and alcohol shipments but officials including the sheriff prosecutor and Chief Inscho report no new laws orders or instructions. Great Northern’s A A Piper says no new booze shipments and stores are not decided about Fourth closures. Tomorrow will bring definite information.
The Wenatchee city council with four members present addressed bids for Okanogan Avenue improvements and deferred Grandview work. They discussed Andrew Carnegie’s $10,000 library offer, park-site issues, and maintenance costs, with opposition to library use of park space and further site studies to proceed next meeting.
Attorney Ira Thomas said he filed notice of appeal for client C. E. Stauffer who was fined $25 and costs in justice court for health law violations. The case, heard in Judge Grimshaw's court, involved habeas corpus proceedings and was remanded to the justices court. A jury hearing is planned before Judge Grimshaw next September.
White Bluffs defeated Chelan 8 to 3 in yesterday’s baseball game. The Chelan team cannot travel to Wilson Creek in time for today’s scheduled match, forcing cancellation or postponement.
Elmer Reichenbach secretary to Judge Burke and East Wenatchee Land Co official reported strong optimism for Burke's U S Senate bid. He claimed victory in King Whatcom Snohomish Clark and most big counties, except Pierce and Spokane, and said he would return to Seattle that night.
C. G. Cooper failed to file a lost animal notice and his horse valued at 175 dollars was taken up in Chelan. Deputy sheriff sold it to Jasper Brownfield, while Thaddeus Yorke held a bill of sale. Cooper seeks recovery under six months privilege, but the case hinges on the lake of official estray notice.
The Owl Pharmacy offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver results. It promises to eradicate dandruff, stimulate hair growth, and prevent baldness with two sizes 50c and 1.00 sold only at the Rexall Store.
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