Pa lace Barber Shop Offers Liquid Head Rest Trial
City readers note a novelty liquid head rest at the Pa lace Barber Shop and dental mentions of wedding invitations from World Printers. Miss Asia Maltbie and Miss Theodora Maltbie depart for Seattle for state university. Gale Matthews of Waterville travels through Wenatchee en route to Seattle for the second semester.
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Asia
Theodora Maltbie
Seattle
The
State University
Gale Matthews
Waterville
Wenatchee
University
Emily Rogers
Grace Waters
Minnie McGinnis
Edith Matthews
Bishop Hughes to Speak Here On Biography of a Boy
The We natchee audience will host Bishop Hughes for a week of lectures on The Biography of a Boy. Described as a leading Methodist figure with a record as pastor and De Pauw president, his visit promises timely lessons for teachers and parents ahead of the new school year.
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Wenatchee
Bishop Hughes
Christian Advocate of
New York
Hughes
Malden
Mass
de Pauw University
DePauw University
Indiana
Notice to Contractors for School District Remodeling
The Board of Directors of School District No. 49 Southside Washington invites bids for remodeling a schoolhouse. Bids due by Monday September 14. Plans and specs available at Wenatchee Realty Co. Directors: W B Estes Moro Clark F W Bromiley. Wenatchee Washington.
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Board of Directors
Southside
Wash
Wenatchee Realty Co
W. B. Estes
Moro Clark
F. W. Bromiley
Democratic returns hint at Pattison and Edwards wins
Dispatch from Seattle reports on early Democratic primary returns. Pattison appears winner for governor and Edwards for lieutenant governor, with Cotterill a leading senator candidate. Other uncontested offices are all nominated. Chadwick, Humphries, Root, and Crow lead for supreme court judges with the top three likely to prevail.
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Seattle
The
Times
Pattison
Edwards
Cotterill
Chadwick
Humphries
Root
Crow
Supreme Court
American husband praised as best in world in magazine feature
The Rev. Charles Aked notes in the November New Idea Woman's Magazine that the American husband excels in devotion and support for his wife. He also extols the American woman as highly favored, capable, and central, claiming she has more leisure money power and independence than any other woman.
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Charles Aked
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Lana
Sunday Temper Gets Loose and Destroys Book Plates
Evangelist Billy Sunday lost his temper in Hammond Indiana yesterday after learning a publishing company had issued a thousand copies of his sermons without permission. He rushed to the stereotyping rooms and used a mallet to destroy the plates, then wept at the end of his performance.
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Billy Sunday
Indiana
Spokane
Chicago Dispatch
Hammond
Ind
Land Sale Notice and Yeomen Meeting Details
Southern Idaho plots offered under Carey Act with grand opening set for October 12, 1908. For details see ad in tomorrow's paper. Yeomen are urged to assemble at Sprague Hall on Tuesday, September 15.
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Snake River
Idaho
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Kings-Hill Irrigation and Power Company
State of
Sprague Hall
Walter Smith Investigates Scott Threshing Crew Melon Patch Vandalism
Justice of the peace Walter Smith of Badger Mountain checked the Scott threshing crew after Isont Skaggs reported his melon patch destroyed last Sunday. Three workers left for fear of arrest. no arrests were made and Smith returned home after questioning the crew.
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Walter Smith
Justice of At Peace
Badger Mountain
Scott Threshing
Smith
Hotel Arrivals At Chewawa
A list of guests checking into the Chewawa hotel includes G B Allen from St. Joe Missouri H A Graham from the city W A Ferguson from Seattle W E Gaspard from Chicago Victoria Hinsker from Calman Iowa Miss Olive Long from Chelan J J McNerney and wife from Seattle Geo C Skinner and O Frank E Skinner from Minneapolis Banford Robb from Seattle Miss Robb from Seattle Mrs A L Spencer from Bonita D M Farris from Farris Washington J E Peter from Entiat W L Butt Mrs E W White F A Scarvie from Everett F W Graham from Seattle M J Conley from Spokane.
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Chewawa
G. B. Allen
St. Joe
H. A. Graham
City
W. A. Ferguson
Seattle
W. E. Gaspard
Chicago
Victoria Hinsker
Calman
Olive Long
Chelan
J. J. McNerney
Geo
Farris
Wash
J. E. Peter
Entiat
W. L. Butt
E. W. White
Quincy
Ministers Gather at Columbia Valley Conference
The annual meeting draws strong crowds though sessions were just beginning. Bishop Edwin Hughes urged ministers to be industrious, careful with language, and presentable, with talks on social, human, and spiritual duties. Speakers include Edwin M. Mills and Daniel L. Rader. Hughes to deliver The Autobiography of a Boy.
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Columbia Valley Conference
Edwin Hughes
Sydney Smith
Edwin M. Mills
D.D
New York City
Freedman’s Aid Society
Daniel L. Rader
The
Pacific Christian Advocate
Bishop Hughes
Vote Totals in State Tigret Election Segments
Reported tallies show Senator Jones with 2,129 votes in Seattle and 17,058 for Ankeny, 5,820 for Snell. Combined first and second choice votes for governor list Cosgrove 40,987 Mead 33,732 McBride 31,401 Atkinson 11,286 Land Commissioner Ross 11,441 Calvert 5,374 Navarre 3,541.
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Seattle
Jones
Ankeny
Snell
Cosgrove
Mead
McBride
Atkinson
Ross
Calvert
Navarre
Lif Addresses The Conference By Rev Dr Lif
Rev Dr T C Lif of Philadelphia spoke at the Methodist conference last evening on the relation of home missions and church extension to republican safety. He urged patriotism and Christianity, warned of immigration and liquor influence, and urged church action on mormonism the negro question and capital labor. The addresses drew strong enthusiasm and ended with a revival like service.
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T. C. [Lif
Philadelphia
Republic
Board For
Church Extension
Lif
Dolliver
Beveridge
Foraker
Senate
Conference Woman's Home Missionary Society Annual Meeting
The regular annual meeting will be held at the M. E. church Saturday at 10 o'clock. Reports and election of officers will be transacted and all interested are invited. Also note the apple contest at Thomas' the jeweler's with Frank Padoshek leading this week on a plate of Blue Permains with a score of 80.
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Conference Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E
Thomas’ the Jeweler's
Frank Padoshek
Rules of Apple Contest for the Electric Clock at Thomas
The Jeweller's Rules of Apple Contest for the Elec tric Clock at Thomas the Jeweller set scoring: 19 points size 25 perfection 30 color 25 uniformity 10. Contest runs eight weeks from September 1 to November 1 with weekly exhibits judged each Wednesday. Open to Chelan county and the Columbia River Valley. DARLINGTON Committee on Exhibit.
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Chelan County
Columbia River Valley
Darlington
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Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia Valley Bank
Washington
Waterman
C. H. Armstrong
Kings Hill Irrigation and Power Co
Boise, Idaho
C. H. Chapman
City News
Wilt & Adams
J. J. Eyer
Mission Street
John le Cornu
State Penitentiary
le Cornu
Stat
Trevor Orton
Leaguer Magazine
Leavenworth
Wenatchee, Wash
Miss Turnbull
Cal
Jones’ Ranch
Daily World
SIONS
Divine
Thomas
Jeweller
Comedie
Wenatchee Drug Co
Grace Cameron Opera .Co
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