Aeroplane Timetable Links Wenatchee to Future Park
Wenatchee contemplates Squaw Saddle as a city park with an hourly summer air shuttle from Union Depot to the peak. Fare is 25 cents round trip and meals would be served at Mountain Peak Hotel. The idea blends aviation possibility with civic vision as Mayor Gellatly notes park prospects and future development at the hill base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gellatly
Ira D. Edwards
Wenatchee
Squaw Saddle Park
Union Depot
Mountain Peak Hotel
Saddle
J Ctty
Head on Train Crash Kills Engineer in Ellensburg
A Northern Pacific head on collision near Dudley station west of Ellensburg injures Fireman M Lawrence and passengers Clara Kuhl and John Bond. Engineer Wm H Dale of Tacoma dies en route to hospital. Wreck blamed on misunderstood orders as westbound train failed to take the siding.
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Northern Pacific
Wm. H. Dale
Tacoma
Dudley
Ellensburg
M. Lawrence
Clara Kuhl
John Bond
Spokane
Freshmen and rivals rout Entiat in big baseball win
The freshmen, joined by eighth graders and sophomores, trounced Entiat High 17 to 1 last Saturday. Independent supporters warned outsiders away as Entiat’s players wilted and the patted rival league brag faded by mid game.
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Entiat High School
Entiat
Sheep Drives Through Trinidad In Two Bands
Two bands of sheep owned by H. M. Treadwell passed through Trinidad Washington with another band en route near Beard springs. The flocks will head to range north and west of Leavenworth and return to winter quarters around Ephrata.
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Trinidad
Wash
H. M. Treadwell
Beard Springs
Leavenworth
Ephrata
Former Holland consul considers colonization plans here
Mr and Mrs Andrew Wormser of Chicago are staying for the summer to study the valley for colonization purposes. Two years ago Chas B Reed and Captain Burbank returned Wormser from the National Irrigation Congress in Sacramento. Wormser, formerly American consul at Holland, hopes to settle many countrymen locally.
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Andrew Wormser
Chicago
Chas. B. Reed
Captain Burbank
Mr. Wormser
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Wormser
Holland
Orchard ranch manager injured by frightened horses
Walter Brunton, manager of the Orchard company's ranch at Monitor, was badly injured yesterday when a team of horses kicked him. He sustained cuts and bruises, stitches were required, a physician cared for him, and today he is out of danger and doing well.
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Walter Brunton
Orchard
Monitor
Mr. Brunton
Tukey & Lamb Install Gasoline Pumping Plant Up Columbia
Tukey and Lamb, owning a 169 acre tract near Chelan Falls, have installed a three horsepower gasoline pumping plant to water 128 acres of young orchard. They have planted several thousand trees and expect to boost the pumping outfit’s capacity.
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Chelan Falls
Tukey & Lamb
Columbia River
Peshastin Bridge Accepted and Bond Votes Advance
The Peshastin bridge, built by the county, is accepted and will soon open to traffic. In 18 months three Wenatchee river bridges were completed. Peshastin voters also approved bonds for a schoolhouse with plans ready and work set to begin immediately.
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Peshastin
Wenatchee River
More Showers Coming for Oregon Washington Idaho
Showers expected tonight and on Tuesday across Oregon Washington and Idaho. Warmth remains mild with chances of scattered rain in the Pacific Northwest.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Kavironde Warriors of East Africa in Roosevelt Photograph
A description of Kavironde warriors painted with white clay and adorned with plumes as Colonel Roosevelt and his hunting party travel East Africa. The principal chief, nearly a century old, is shown squatting with warriors while performing incantations that precede a hunting expedition.
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Roosevelt
East Africa
Tigers of Tammany Triumph Over Ellis-Forde Sluggers
In front of about 12 000 fans the Tigers of Tammany defeated the Ellis-Forde Sluggers 15 to 12 in a charged game. Ty Cobb Tsuni trained the Tigers while Mordecai Brown Armstrong and Johnny Kling Sorenson anchored the Ellis-Forde battery. Jiggs Donahue Green and Honus Wagner Miller led the Tammany lineup.
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Ellis-Forde
Tigers
Tammany
Ty Cobb Tsuni
Mordecai Brown
Armstrong
Johnny Kling
Sorenson
Mike Anderson
Jiggs Donahue
Green
Larry Lajoie Shreve
Honus Wagner
Miller
Sally” Hutchinson
Matty McIntyre” Kemp
Sam Crawford Wieland
Hugh Criger
Stocker
Wenatchee Exhibit Shipped for AYP Exposition
The Wenatchee exhibit for the A. Y. P. exposition was shipped today in care of Dave Gellatly and B. M. Chapman and wife. It includes a carload of mixed fruits to be placed in the main exhibit building at Seattle and replenished periodically throughout the summer.
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Wenatchee
Dave Gellatly
B. M. Chapman
Seattle
Pioneer Charles Reed Dies After Long Pioneering Life
Charles B Reed died at 1210 this morning after a week of pneumonia. Born 1838 in Pennsylvania, he helped settle Ellensburg and Malaga in Washington, led irrigation efforts and served as Ellensburg postmaster. He was president of Lake Irrigation Co and active in the National Irrigation Congress. He leaves a wife, three sons and a daughter. funeral at 10 AM Wednesday from the Masonic Hall.
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Chas. B. Reed
Pacific Coast
Reed
Kittitas
Pennsylvania
Greely
Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana
C. Will Reed
Kittitas Valley
Ellensburg
Garfield
Malaga
Mr. Reed
Washington
Lake Irrigation Company
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Chelan-Kittitas
Louis A. Reed
Harvey Reed
Grace Reed
Masonic Hall
Wenatchee Undertaking Company
Wenatchee Undertaking
Eight Year to Sixteen Year Indeterminate Sentence for Hains
Flushing May 17 Captain Peter C. Hains U S A convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for killing William E Annis at Bayside Yacht Club last August was sentenced by Justice Garretson in the supreme court to an indeterminate term not less than eight years nor more than sixteen years at hard labor in the state prison. The defense moved for a new trial and challenged the court's jurisdiction noting Hains had not been released from federal authority and a doctor reported possible insanity. Hains showed visible distress after the sentence was announced.
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Flushing
Peter C. Hains
Wm. E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Garretson
Supreme Court
Hains
Dr. Brush
Waterville Wins Ongoing Series in Lopsided 13 2 Victory
Waterville defeated Wenatchee 13 to 2 in yesterday's game on Waterville grounds. The one sided contest ended after the ninth inning and a return match is expected soon in the series.
Hovering Patient Improves as Court Talks Appeal Stay
R. B. Winans shows slight improvement after a week of critical condition as a brother and wife arrive from Michigan. General Hains and Major John Hains react emotionally during proceedings. Lawyers seek a stay of sentence with 24 hours granted for an appeal filing.
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General Hains
John Hains
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Associated Press
CHI
Cago
Tigers OF Tammany Wipe
Ellis-Force
Charley Dunning
Boyd
Dunning
Tomlinson
Mahoney
Cleary
Billy Leonard
Harry Miller
Elmer Flick Stocker
Billy Sherer
Munsell
Dave Evans
Ralph Littlefield
Tim Hurst
Keller
Osborne
Ellis Forde
Charles Breed
Gilchrist Hospital
County
Peter Hains
Materville
Waterville
Wenat
Chee and
Winans
R. B. Winans
Michigan
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