Sam Small Delivers Humorous Take On His Majesty the Devil
Sam Small lectured in Wenatchee at the Commercial Club hall on His Majesty the Devil. The Georgia preacher, former Atlanta Constitution editor, and ex prosecuting attorney used wit to discuss the devil as a microbe and urged audience judgment of town gossips. Union services for the high school commencement were urged by local clergy to unite Catholic and Protestant churches in a baccalaureate observance.
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Wenatchee
Commercial Club Hall
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Sam Small
The
Associated Press
Small
John W. Johnson
Missionary F A Agar to Lecture at Baptist Church
This evening at 8 p m F A Agar will lecture at the Baptist church on Heroism Humor and Pathos He is a returned missionary and currently the corresponding secretary and superintendent of Baptist Sunday schools and missions No admission fee is charged Friday evening May 27 8 o clock Official visit of J B Lind sley district deputy grand exalted ruler All Elks urged to attend H W Taylor Exalted Ruler N R Hotchkin Secretary The M W A and Royal Neighbors hold joint meeting Thursday night May 26 at Sprague hall Woodmen and their ladies and A N A and husbands invited Program and refreshments Committee
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F. A. Agar
Baptist Church
J. B. Lindsley
Elks
Sprague Hall
Treating knots in woodwork before painting
This piece explains drawing out sap from knots and sappy areas with a gasoline torch then sealing with shellac and a whiting based putty to prevent show-through. It also notes German locksmith and blacksmith schools and a coal dust explosion prevention method using high pressure water in boreholes to loosen coal.
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Japan
Scharnhorst
Harpener Mining Company
Glueckauf
Stories of the Diamond managers toil in major leagues
The piece outlines the harsh realities of a baseball manager's job in the major leagues. It notes sleepless nights, fickle fan support, and public blame when teams lose, while praising managers' deep game knowledge and talent scouting.
Fights Tonight Feature Classic Boxing Card
Tommy Murphy meets Leach Cross in a 10 round bout in New York. Pat Moore faces Jem Driscoll in Philadelphia for six rounds. Jeff Doherty battles Paddy Sullivan in a 10 round showdown at New Haven.
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Tommy Murphy
Leach Cross
New York
Pat Moore
Jem Driscoll
Philadelphia
Jeff Doherty
Paddy Sullivan
New Haven
Community notes from Squillchuck and area
Visitors at Peter Halverson's home included Earl McKee and several locals. church services featured Rev. Pool with next week led by Rev. Hardman. Grange, dances, picnics, and local sports chatter fill the week. Halley's comet watch and railroad bed work noted among residents and crews.
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Pool of
Jas. Compton
Halley
Baseball Notes Highlight Trades and Hot Streaks
Detroit manager Hugh Jennings sent catcher Beckendorff to Toronto. Highlanders third baseman Laporte shines this season. Cincinnati’s Suggs, a Detroit cast-off, has six straight wins. Giants sold pitcher Klawitter to Memphis Southern league club. Larry Pape has been re-
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Cleveland
Racine
Hal’’ Chase
Roger Bresnahan
Lynch
Cardinals
Giants
Johnson
Jack O’connor
Browns
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Beckendorff
Toronto
Laporte
Highlanders
Suggs
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Klawitter
Memphis
Larry Pape
Boxing bouts announced across cities with notable matchups
Tom O Rourke will referee upcoming bouts at his New York club. Harry Lewis signs to meet Young Josephs in Paris. Ad Wolgast to box Lew Powell in Los Angeles next month. Young Erne vs Joe Hirst set for Reading Pennsylvania on May 28. Frank Picato and manager Rawhide Kelly return to the Pacific Coast.
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Tom O’rourke
New York
Harry Lewis
Young Josephs
Paris
Ad Wolgast
Lew Powell
Los Angeles
Young Erne
Joe Hirst
Reading
Frank Picato
California
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Idaho
His Majesty
Union Commencement Services
H. W. Taylor
N. HR. Hotchkin
Germany
Burgstadt
Grossenhain
Frankenberg
Meissen
Glauchau
Rosswein
Zitau
Cascade Gardens
Great Northern Railway
Nason Creek
Cascade Mountains
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Ephrata
Cascades
Cascade Investors
J. E. Grant
L. J. Nelson
E. J. Gatherless
Guy A. Hamilton
Dick Simons
J. B. Huff
E. A. King
Deed H. Mayor
Jos. M. Gangler
H. E. Carr
King & Peake
C. W. Hastings
Amsey Thomas
Reynolds
Shannon Fewkes
Geo. D. Mahar
Gladys Crampton
Lewis Michel
Fred Kemp
F. W. Arnold
Howard A. Thompson
Ordway Allenbaugh
Terry Ross
Chas. E. Ford
J. F. Webber
Thos. Spears
Burt Craig
J. F. Pittman
J. H. Ferryman
Harry Shotwell
Chas. H. Brownfield
F. A. Reynolds
Nason Creek Station
Reynolds, Leavenworth Or
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Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
American Press Association
Wenatchee Avenue
Suil Chuckens
Peter J
Halverson
Earl McKee
Squillchuck School
Gladys and
Beatrice Asher, Christine
Akerlund and
Edgar Cramer
Chas. Kyle
Postmaster Hall
Mrs. Carl Erickson
John Hampton
Jas. Barcroft
Joe Hampton
Earl Yates
C. Bellas
Geo. Yates
Andrew Dykkeson
Peter Wheeler
Wheeler Hill
E. M. Smith
Monitor
Messrs
Chas. Carleson and Sons
Carl and
George
Pitcher Canyon
Squillchuck Road
Thos. Cox
Beatrice Zimmerman
Ada Ray
Bee Hive Grange
Jagla
Geo. Steinacre
Wenatchee Heights
J. T. Compton
Skyline Mill
Ruth Ward
Mable Ray
Theo. Zimmerman
Jerome Morris’ Packing House
Mildred Cramer
Olive
Enid Compton
Dan Hedman
Chas, Kinney
Dalves Hedman
Carl Ray
Forest Ranger
Boston Americans
Brockton
al Maul
Philadelphia Americans
Pittsburg
Frock
Boston Doves
Wagner
Miller
Flynn
Lewis Beerbauer, Jr
Erie O
Athletics
Roy Patterson
Minneapolis
Roy
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