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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

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Plan for Grand Lodge dances to fund Wenatchee band

The Wenatchee Military band will be taken to Seattle for the Eagles Grand Lodge next August. A series of dances is planned to raise funds, starting with the first event on Thursday May 14. The Ohio delegation has chartered a whole train. The local lodge has 160 members and expects most to attend.

Wenatchee Military Band Seattle Eagles Grand Lodge United States Ohio

Will Not Be A Candidate Senator Gunn States

Senator Gunn announces he will not seek re election to the state senate this year. He explains the time and business demands would prevent him from campaigning effectively. The notice is authorized for publication today. Prices reduced for shoe repairing at Chas Fry's. Notice to Voters registration closes Friday May 8 at 5 pm. 5 8 SAM SUMNER City Clerk. Douglas County Teachers report enrollments and origins of teachers at the institute.

Gunn State Senate Sam Sumner Douglas County Waterville England Minnesota Iowa Kansas Missouri Washington Wiscon North Dakota New York Michigan Pennsylvania South Dakota Nebraska Maine Kentucky North Carolina California West Virginia Colorado Oklahoma Arkansas Canada Wit

Change Plan on Timber Sale

Washington reports that James R. Garfield as interior secretary plans to change timber land disposal rules under the timber and stone act if Congress does not repeal or amend the law. Legal officers advise current law allows price setting with a $2.50 minimum per acre, and new regulations may use a sliding scale tied to timber value.

Washington James R. Garfield Secretary of the Interior Congress Logal Department of the Interior

Two High School Deaths and Sheriff Farnham's Last Hunt

Randall Larson of Wenatchee died at 5 30 in the morning from uraemic poisoning at the Miss Walsh residence on King Street. His parents near Twisp were notified and the body rests at Sprague's undertaking parlors. E A Farnham of Steamboat Springs, famed for capturing outlaw Harry Tracy, lies near death in Denver St Shuke's hospital after a long career chasing Tracy who killed several pursuers before Tracy's end near Spokane.

Randall Larson Thd Wenatchee High School Miss Walsh King Street Twisp Methow Sprague Tracy E. A. Farnham Steamboat Springs St. Shuke’s Hospital Denver Mr. Farnham Brown's Park Harry Tracy Valentine Hoy Oregon Washington Spokane Farnham Hoys

Grand Wrestling Match Planned in Wenatchee Theatre

Plans finalize for a grand wrestling match in Wenatchee tomorrow night with W H Sams to face Billy Watson of Eureka California. Watson must throw Sams three times in an hour or Sams wins. $100 a side stakes in the bout with two preliminaries.

Wenatchee Wenatchee Theatre W. H. Sams Billy Watson Eureka Cal Watson Sams Peterson Palmer Callender Sisson

Col Ridpath Touts Governor Bid In Wenatchee Visit

Col M Ridpath a governor primary candidate visits Wenatchee and is hosted by Walter M Olive. He plans to head to Waterville and upriver country then return. He declines to discuss his campaign but says he expects to approach 40 percent first choice vote.

Col. M. Ridpath Wenatchee Spokane Walter M. Olive Cosgrove Waterville

Fruit Growers Hear Melander at Commercial Club

Fruit growers meet at the Commercial club rooms where Prof. A L Melander of the State college explains methods that yielded nearly perfect fruit on the Lanham place last year. More work is planned in the valley this year by Mr Melander.

A. L. Melander The State College Lanham Place Melander

Population and names rise in Polk's City Directory 1908

Seattle's Polk's City Directory for 1908 shows a population of 276 462, up 4 912 from 1907, with 110 585 names, 13 965 more than last year. The Smiths exceed other names at 2325. Jones and Olsons tie at 495 each, Olsons spelled many ways. Royal Neighbors basket social postponed. voters urged to register.

Polk Smiths Jones and Olsons Olson Family Olesons Olsens Ohlsens Olsons Olssons Robinsons

Dead body found in Columbia River near Tom Chisholm place

A body of an unknown man, dressed in a mackinaw coat and high boots, was found in a Columbia River eddy near the Tom Chisholm place after drifting for two to three months. Justice Palmer ordered burial in the absence of the coroner and prosecutor. Undertaker Hall carried out the burial this morning.

Columbia River Tom Chisholm Place Cheylaw Falls C. & Q. Company Saunders Cross Justice Palmer Undertaker Hall

Modern Woodmen Camp Draws About 100 Delegates

North Yakima on May 6 reports about 100 delegates attending the state camp of the Modern Woodmen of America with an elaborate two day program planned. Olympia on May 6 notes the state land commission confirming the sale of a Skagit county tract to J. Lockhart after a dispute. Powell escapee from Monroe reform school captured in Santa Clara County California.

North Yakima Modern Woodmen of America Olympia State Land Commission Skagit County J. Lockhart John E. Powell Walla Walla Penitentiary Monroe Santa Clara County Cal

Lincoln and the Telegraph Office Rule About Courtesy

In a War Department telegraph office anecdote Lincoln jokes that swearing is when a word has a by. He explains his mother taught him that by before it is swearing. Seward rebukes the language as improper. Lincoln notes his rule to yield to others to avoid collisions.

Lincoln Telegraph Office War Department Bates Secretary Seward Jings Seward

Candidate for Sheriff Seeks Republican Primary Nominations

A statement of candidacy declares intent to run for the office of Sheriff in the upcoming Republican primary election. The applicant outlines submission to party rules and election process.

Dan F, Shaser J. W. Sussex Fred M. Berry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Columbia Valley Bank of Wenatchee Columbia Valley Bank F.H. Brand M.D Estes Valley Orchards A. F. Estes Julia Mahoney Parshall’s Department Store Arthur Gunn Chas. Fry’s Garfield Walsh Sams VS Chas Fry M. W. Null Seoul Corea Entiat T. H. Atkinson Null McCoy Presbyterian Hospital Russell Holland J. 5. Peoples Helen Mallahan Stewart Street Pullman Holt Wer Bealhy Brooke Col. Ridpath Bruce Grigg Bruce Griggs Spokane Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men State Railway Commission A. W. Perley B. of R. T Chas. Fry's F. & M. Bank Greater Tom Chisholm Chelan County F.A. Warren F. A. Reynolds J. E. Ferguson
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