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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

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Automobiles Increase Across Counties in State

The state board of equalization shows 1384 motor cars this year versus 1727 in 1907 with Asotin and Benton gaining one each and Clallam and Stevens adding several. Douglas county records no autos this year after four in 1907. A Bible display is noted at Armstrong's stationery store.

Douglas, Ferry Okanogan Skamania Wahkiakum County State Board of Equalization Asotin Benton Clallam Stevens Douglas County Armstrong's

The Toggery Opens Tomorrow in New Olympia Building

The Toggery, move to a bright new Olympia building, opens tomorrow with a modern stock and Tungsten lighting. Messrs. Tupper & Gillman, aided by Lyons and Bowman, aim for bigger, better, brighter. They will announce a formal opening next week and reaffirm reliable goods at low prices from Hart Schaffner Marx, Douglas, Florsheim, Stetson, Cravanette, Cluett, Monarch.

Messrs Tupper & Gillman Olympia Tupper & Gilman Lyons Bowman Seattle Curtis-Morgan United States Hart, Schaffner & Marx Douglas Florsheim Cluett Monarch Daily World

Good Roads Letter No 1 on Statewide Road Improvements

The piece argues good roads link farmer transport improvement and require a systematic statewide method under an expert engineering bureau. It notes roads cannot be built in a single season without vast funds and that limited funds yield only temporary work like opening passages and light grading until a coordinated program is adopted.

Wenatchee Avenue

Cattle theft case edges toward arrest in Twisp area

George Witte, a Twisp butcher, faces arrest on a charge of stealing cattle after a band driven toward Wenatchee is traced. Will Little of the Little Wetsel company reports loss of stock from Methow Valley, with a steer found in Wenatchee yards bearing questionable branding. Prosecutors clash over warrant issuance amid local tensions and a missing payment on a stable bill.

George Witte Twisp Will Little Methow Valley Wenatchee Allen Wetsel Little- Wetsel Company Methow Witte Chelan Little Wetsel Company Great Northern L.W. Company Cross Brown Okanogan County Arrow Barn

Murderer Escapes While Being Transferred to Penitentiary

Leadville Colorado Sept 24 Sherman Morris alias Frank Shercliffe recently convicted for the murder of John Walsh a Leadville saloon keeper 15 years ago escaped from County Sheriff handcuffed in a car window as a train neared Canyon City where he was to begin a 25 year sentence.

Leadville Col Sherman Morris Frank Shercliffe John Walsh This County Canyon City Morris

Taft Tour Praised by La Follette at Wisconsin Address

Madison Wis Sept 24 Senator La Follette spoke to farmers a national convention praising Taft with high praise noting his poise, temperament, ability and patriotism He described Taft as progressive with extensive public service and advised two presidents on key issues Taft’s speech followed amid strong applause R L Hall arrives from Kentucky to settle in the valley

Madison Wis Taft Wisconsin la Follette State University Judge Taft

Supreme Court Reinstates Anti Cigarette Law in Spokane

Spokane news reports the supreme court upheld the anti cigarette law, reversing Judge Sullivan who ruled it unconstitutional last winter. The decision ends open cigarette sales in Spokane County and exposes cigar dealers to immediate prosecutions. The measure bans sale of cigarettes or baking tobacco and follows action by H. S. Winsor of Winsor's in the Columbia block who challenged the law.

Spokane Supreme Court E. H. Sullivan Sullivan H. S. Winsor Winsor’s Columbia Block

Wenatchee Military Band Closes Summer Open Air Concerts

The Wenatchee Military Band finishes a five month park series this evening at 8 o clock with a special final program arranged by director Mr Crollard. The audience includes townspeople and rural residents who enjoyed the open air concerts all summer and the World believes Wenatchee has one of the best bands in the state. If weather allows, one or two more concerts may be held and announced in this paper. The program features Union Forever Scout on Overture Poet and Peasant Suppe Valse Espanita Rosey Fantasia Kentucky Home Dalbey Review American Patrol Meecham Novelty Won t Go Home Till Morning With Shot and Shell Bilse Farewell Auld Lang Syne Star Spangled Banner.

Wenatchee Military Band Wenatchee Crollard Union Forever Scout Suppe Valse Rosey Fantasia Kentucky Dalbey Review Bilse Farewell

Bison Range Planned in Flathead Reservation

The Bison range in Montana’s Flathead Indian reservation will be established with $40,000 appropriated by Congress. It sits north of the Jocko river near Ravalli and Jocko, covering about 12 800 acres to be fenced and built with shelters. Ten thousand dollars funds fencing and buildings. thirty thousand goes to landowners, many Indian. Funds for bison purchases raised by the American Bison society. Women and girls wanted at the Cannery at once.

Washington Flathead Indian Reservation Montana Congress Jocko River Ravalli Jocko American Bison Society

Reception to Rev Hyatt by St Luke's Guild

A reception for Rev Mr Hyatt rector of St Luke's Episcopal church was hosted by the St Luke's Guild at Mrs W M Olive home. Hostesses Mrs C Griggs Mrs T J Groves Mrs J Miller and Mrs W M Olive assisted by Misses Helen McCoy Faun Wells Madge Cushing and Irene Austin. About forty attendees enjoyed dainty refreshments and an agreeable evening.

Rev. Hyatt Mr. Hyatt St. Luke’s Episcopal Church St. Luke’s Guild W. M. Olive C. Griggs T. J. Groves J. Miller Helen McCoy Faun Wells Madge Cushing Irene Austin

Oliver Bates Reports Frost on Wenatchee Lake

Oliver Bates of Wenatchee Lake says a heavy frost covered the lake yesterday morning. He notes the tourist season is practically over.

Oliver Bates Wenatchee Lake

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