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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World lists staff and contact details including editor and advertising manager. It provides subscription rates: one year five dollars in advance, six months two dollars and fifty cents, and carrier delivery ten cents per week.
The piece presents Theodore Roosevelt as a steadfast progressive, opposing Aldrich and Cannon forces, and predicts a crucial political battle in Washington involving Poindexter, Wilson, and the primaries. It highlights Roosevelt as a world leading figure and urges public vigilance through the primary system and forthcoming legislative sessions.
The Philadelphia Press notes Republican unity on President Taft's legislative measures. It says all Republicans may vote for administration bills and strive to improve them during passage, blending internal criticism with party action.
John L. Wilson from Seattle is touring the state to line up politicians and mend fences for his senate bid. Burke, also from Seattle, aims for the same seat and plans to court Eastern Washington papers for favorable coverage. Miles Poindexter is mentioned as an insurgent contender in the race.
A business men's excursion to Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho highlights Tacoma's meaning as life giving. In Wenatchee a rancher praised Mt Tacoma's snowcapped peak and its water that sustains the valley, recounting how the mountain's lesson shaped his own home and wealth.
Representative Butler Ames accuses Ways and Means Chair Serena Payne of suppressing a March resolution favoring freer trade with Canada. Ames says Payne and allies refused hearings and mocked the petition from 77 members, revealing insurgency and discontent with committee power and rule enforcement in the House.
Washington Times quotes frustration as Payne and Dalzell with a GOP bloc refuse hearings on tariff questions, denying 77 Republicans in the House an audience and triggering criticism of disfavor toward open discussion.
Work on the new mill progresses with the foundation underway and machinery expected in the next days. The facility will have a capacity of 30,000 feet per day. W. E. Boston and O. S. Bowen buy trucks for the logging operation. The Biles family arrives from the Sound and stays with Bowen. M. T. Boston salutes Decoration Day, recalling service in the 148th Pennsylvania.
Members of the German club spent a delightful day at Simmons Grove with the social committee organizing the trip. Phonograph records from Berlin and German songs accompanied a German dinner under the trees. Hosts Mr and Mrs Simmons invited the group to return, with plans for pavilion and shelters if the grounds are leased for the summer.
Frei Walker, now tuner for Mr. Louis Michel, is skilled in repairing pianos organs and damaged instruments. Trained at Hientzman & Company in Toronto, he has ten years at the factory and comes recommended by Mason & Risch Piano Co. from Vancouver. He plans Wenatchee as a permanent tuning center with a $3.00 rate for city and country alike, extra charges to farmers waived.
Restoration policy states that all money, pins, jewelry, and other items found in pianos being repaired will be returned to their owners. The note confirms that flat tuning rates will apply going forward.
Tuesday J A Stanford closed a deal with George L Bray and Philip H Miller of Logansport Indiana. Bray and Miller take ownership of Stanford's five acre ranch one mile west of Cashmere. Four acres bear apples and an acre bears chard. Price 9500 with Stanford trading a Wenatchee residence valued at 3000. Deal through Cashmere Land & Investment Co. Bray and Miller plan to live in Cashmere and invest further.
Coming events list includes Tammany versus Firemen on May 31 Repulbs vs Engineers on June 2 County commissioners meet on June 6 Commercial club meeting with special features on June 13 and the Summer season starting on June 22.
Cashmere records report Liddell Hardware sold this week to Stewart Bros of Spokane. The sale occurred Monday and the store has been closed for invoices. An opening under new management was planned for today or tomorrow with Hugh and Morris Stewart at the helm.
Prof F L Baernstein of 300 Pennsylvania avenue launches a juvenile orchestra and band aiming for at least fourteen members within weeks. Adults already in instruction may aid. instruments will be supplied or chosen for prospective members. Those interested may leave names at his Pennsylania avenue home.
L. C. Roraback of the Seattle Hardware company is in the city today from south of Winchester. He has recently installed an Ames double acting deep well pump through the Wells & Mor agency.
A 160 foot well will supply 200 gallons per minute to irrigate 40 acres, enabling Mr. McMullen to establish an orchard and cultivate fruit and vegetables. The complete plant costs about $2,000 and has the support of Quincy-Ephrata residents who are increasing pump use across the region.
No. 26 No. 44 No. 28 8 55 a m Wenatchee Mansfield local arrives at 7 p m and leaves at 7 a m. Trains Nos 1 2 3 4 are electric sighted. Trains Nos 27 and 2 do not carry Trains Nos 381 382 daily except Sunday. Trains Nos 48 and 44 are free chair cars.
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