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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
2
The Columbia River Conference in Wenatchee highlights the city’s rising role in Central Washington. Delegates receive civic courtesy as Wenatchee seeks lower freight rates and river access, while Miles Poindexter is praised for steady influence in Eastern Washington politics.
The column argues that some people cling to outdated views and reject progress, while recognizing the small minority as lingering impediments. It then praises defeat as a catalyst for reform, noting true politicians must earn trust, form relationships, and balance public service with personal enterprise.
A poem fragment recounts a prisoner’s bleak cell and barred crafts. The speaker guards a shuttle’s flight while distant nature and a beloved world beckon beyond iron walls.
A reflective verse fragment by Mabel Cornelia Matson contrasts dreamt peaceful fields and quiet woods with the intrusion of sharp winds. The speaker longs for vivid landscapes that remain just beyond reach as daily life persists.
The text outlines legal duties for candidates under the primary law to file within ten days a sworn itemized statement of all expenses and contributions. It mandates details on money or value given, by whom, and for what purpose, with penalties for failure including fines or imprisonment. The statement becomes public record and is subject to inspection by electors.
J Herwig of the Anti-Saloon League announced at the Methodist conference that local option candidates have been nominated in 37 counties. The legislature and governor are pledged to the Anti-Saloon League bill. The city council allocated 250 more for repairs on Okanogan and Orondo avenues. Rev. Rasmus and Dr. H Brown referenced illness. Band concert at 7:30 PM due to conference.
The schedule lists 8:30 devotional, 9:00 conference session, 3:00 anniversary of the W F M S with Rev. Robert Brumblay, 4:00 evangelistic services, 8:00 anniversary of the Anti-Saloon League with Rev. Royal W. Raymond of Seattle.
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