The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-24
THEY SAY
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pose IN his ldtc IliP "oS PAOOeAA' ~
feel the political pulse of the Okano-
gan people, and apply such treatment
as he thought most likely to get
votes.
That L. H. Alger-who stung the
proprietor of the Roosevelt hotel
got an indeterminate sentence at
Conconnully for passing worthless
checks.
This is the man Mr.. Vaughan Of
fered a reward of one dollar for
but the liberal bid got no results.
That Judge Steiner is easing 'em
into the pen with uniform regular
ity at Conconnully.
That Martin Spencer fittingly OBJ
served the 25h anniversary OF his
removal into this state of Washing
ington yesterday. He resumed his
usual Office duties this morning
without interruption.
His friends hope he may live to
pull of a fancy stunt % years
hence.
That a local man was arrested
for violating city ordinance;
That he believed his arrest to
have resulted from information
lodged against him by business
man ON the avenue;
So he Cancelled a contract he had
for several hundred dollars worth
of building material, and bought the
same in Spokane.
That, as a matter of fact, the
man he accused had nothing to do
with it. The police saw him first
and did their duty.
That United States Senator C1aop
OF Minnesota is proposed as a can
aidate for Vice President.
That someboi. must have it in
for him.
That you couldn't tell the Demo-
Gratis from the Peoples party At
last nights blowout to the Cover
nor-they were all there.
That it would be interesting to
know just which of the three ac-
kowledged candidates for Governor
Chelan county will support next fall.
The community offers an excellent
Aeld for political evangelical work.
That Monday evening, ]. o. Place,
aged As, and Sarah Wood. aged 10,
appeared at the residence of JUS
tee Palmer, unattended, and were
Married.
That Henry Watterson Of tho
Couier-Journal (Louisville) says
he's out of politics forever-"Give
Roosevelt a crown; make him emf
peror. I've tried for seven years to
call Bryan off, but he is detrimental
to ditch the real Democratic party to
which l once belonged"
That the blind senator from Okla
homa can doubtless see as far as
any of his colleagues-in a political
way.
That the band, the crowd and
the bosses last night brought to
mind the good old rallies the
kind they used to have in Missouri
the kind that Dad used to make.
(, But that in this degenerate, over
fed, money-mad age, the fife and
drum corps and the torchlight pa
rade are numbered among the lost
arts-might as well expect Jap
cook to make mint julep.
It's all subterranean nowadays
no more joint debates and fiery
speeches; no more spred-eagle ora
tory and wild cheers by the frenzied
populace in this untoward genera
ton.
That Mr.. Schwartz will sing his
original ballad, rain or shine, at the
corner OF Palouse and Wenatchee
avenue, the police Notwithstanding.
That he has declined an offer from
the Kellog-H aines Co.
That the promoters of the Corn
Fair at Chicago are planning to send
several boys from that city to work
on country farms.
That some of the most successful
ranchers in the Wenatchee Valley
were formerly professional or bust
men in large cities.
That life on a farm-out among
the trees, the flowers and the birds
where the feet take hold on moth.
RI earth, il after all mans natural
habitat. saG4NU34