Goodyear to Speak at Wenatchee Rally October 9
Democratic candidate Hon William Goodyear will address Wenatchee and surrounding voters at the Wenatchee Theatre on Friday evening October 9 at 1 o'clock. All are invited. Chelan County Democratic Central Committee reports a busy Anniversary Club day at Mrs E M Allen home.
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William Goodyear
Third
Wenatchee and
Wenatchee Theatre
Chelan County
Democratic Central Committee
Anniversary Club
E. M. Allen
Geo. F. Cotterill
U. S. Senate
Wenatchee and Vicinity
Theatre program honors old soldiers amid local talent
A theatre show tonight features slides on the Pacific fleet and the Los Angeles flower carnival, songs by Mr. Humphries, readings by Miss Winans, and music by Mrs. E J Ferguson. Admission is 10 cents as a patriotic and community-spirited event unfolds.
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Serguson
Los Angeles
Humphries
Miss Winans
E. J. Ferguson
Wenatchee Notices and Appointments Highlight Local Visitations
A stream of visitors and events fills Wenatchee as Seattle figures travel through town. John Ramaker and Oliver Leavell arrive, with Leavell joining W. H. Leavell in Brewster then Okanogan before returning. Local dignitaries include Mayor Gellatly and visitors from Spokane. A political lecture by John H. Hill on Neal Dow is announced for October 12 at the Methodist church. Royal A. Gore arrives as grand master of the Masons with tonight’s reception. The paper notes several absences and relocations, church duties, and social gatherings involving families and townspeople.
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Royal A. Gore
Seattle
The
Masons
Our
John H. Hill
Chicago
Neal Dow
Maine
Hill
Steamer Reliance Runs Aground In Dense Fog
The steamer Reliance carrying about 200 passengers from Colby to Portland struck a beach at Alki Point in heavy fog at 9 this morning. Panic broke out as passengers feared they would be forced overboard, but crew calmed the crowd and boats were lowered to take everyone ashore and onward to the city. A small boat with passengers aboard was lost afterward.
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Portland
Ore
Reliance
Colby
Alki Point
Newlywed Shoemakers Arrive as Steamer Lands Safe
Time and considerable apprehension were felt but all were safely landed as the steamer floated at his tide this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Shoemaker, married in Brewster, visited Miss Anna Kyle before leaving on the train. They will live in Marysville. Susie Anderson, employed in Spokane, will visit her parents for a few days. Home made carpet for sale and bicycles for rent offered by J. J. Eyer, bicycle doctor, 2 South Mission Street.
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P. O. Vaale
Carrie Slenga
Eugene
Ore
Mrs. Shoemaker
Brewster
Anna Kyle
Marysville
Susie Anderson
Spokane
J. J. Eyer
South Mission Street
Lone Bandit Robs Stage Near Roseburg
A masked robber halted a Myrtle Point stage near Roseburg Oregon at 10 30 last night taking valuables from Supt W C Benham Tom Duncan and four passengers. Mrs Rooney and Mrs Burnett escaped unmolested while another passerby saved $60 purse. The thief left with $45 50 and two revolvers and a posse pursued. Also listed were contest scores and local notes about residents Mrs C H Chapman Misses Bessie Jennings and Icey Chisholm visiting Cashmere.
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Roseburg
Ore
W. C.benham
Myrtle Point
Tom Duncan
Rooney
Toledo
Burnett
Chicago Wins Cubs Defeat Giants
The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 4 to 2 in a decisive season finale. Thirty three thousand fans paid to enter, with many Chicago supporters among the crowd, and the game ended amid strong enthusiasm.
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Cubs
Giants
Daily World
New York
Chicago
Chicago Cubs Strive for World Title after Pennant Victory
The Cubs, led by captain Frank Chance, defeated the Giants to win the series and earn a shot at Detroit Tigers in the 1908 world championship. Chicago previously beat the Tigers in the prior year’s clash, setting the stage for a fresh duel for the crown.
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Frank Chance
Cubs
McGraw
Giants
Detroit “Tigers
Chicago
Magnificent Sud Ges In Fighting The Codlin Moth
A. L. Melander of State College reports field trials against the codlin moth in fruit orchards of Z A Lanham and Samuel Johnson. One spraying saved most fruit this season with only about 0.66 percent loss on 700 Jonathan apple boxes. Previous years showed higher losses before adopting college spray methods.
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A. L. Melander
State College
Pllllman
Z. A. Lanham
Samuel Johnson
Jonathan
Melander
Cemetery meeting moved to Friday at 3 30 PM
Announcement corrects yesterday’s note for a cemetery association meeting set in Sprague's hall Friday at 3 30 o'clock. The event aims to organize a local cemetery association with broad community interest and expects a large turnout. Mrs W D Lewis leaves for Portland to visit her brother. E F Cadman buys a new piano from M R Knickerbocker, D S Johnston & Co Seattle local manager.
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Sprague’s Hall
E. F. Cadman
M. R. Knickerbocker
D. S. Johnston & Co
Seattle
Mrs C F Eggman Tops $100 Contest Leaders
Mrs. C. F. Eggmann is among the front runners in the $100 contest. She seeks votes through coupons with purchases, asks friends to help, deposits coupons in her name, turns in subscriptions for 300 coupons each, and submits news items for a coupon each. Two more leaders to be named in Friday and Saturday issues. Monday will publish the first scorogram with all votes.
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C. F. Eggmann
Daily World
World Reporter
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Washington
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Rock Island
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Idaho
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Our City
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Bradford’s Landing
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Rev. Hyatt
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Cashmere
Archdeacon Purdue
Mornig
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Mrs. Russell
Kansas
Miss Currie Slenga
Shipboard
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N. Small
Wm. Edmunds
E. N. Small
H. M. Rays
Cc. F. Cliff
Harry Usher
Ed. Dennis
C. H. Chapman
F. M. Stricker
W. T. Rader
Bessie Jennings
Icey Chisholm
W. D. Lewis
C. F. Eggman
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