The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-09
THEY SAY

are OF activity.
That the raisins In cookie never
look like flies TO an optimist. and
contagious optimism In proving ,ha
salvation OF the Weuatehce valley.
The wenatchee In destined to be n
iiourish!ng city of many times her
present sixe: her location and con-
tributory resources an the country
about her develops will force II upon
her.
But we should keep our shoulder
to the wheel just the same.
H And not the least OF the forces
working for future greatness now In
the excellent presa-nd vc,tising abe IL
receiving In out of town papers like
the Times. the Spokes man Review
and the Post-Intelligencer.
The World DOTS It's battered edl-
,orlal chapeau to Walter Henry
Rounds. the gifted young Bostoniaa,
who is doing the work. Such pub
llci,y pays.
Hnrrah for the future OF Wcnat-
Chez In our dreams se see her.
With paved s,rcc,s. long shady drives
and beautiful landscape parks; With
towering structures built OF brick
| manufactured I'm the valley. with
block after block of warehouses ON
| Columbia street In Our fancy we
hear the hum Of horselcas vehicles
on the asphalt of the graded Wenat-
chec avenue OF the future. and hear
| the clang of the bell az the paid IRE
department. from the top 81 the Ma
sonic Temple. Ia be built between the
Daily World building and the Miller
Groves block. we behold the won-
drons panorama OF the fairest valley
that Ger the sun shonc on. where
miles and miles OF apple and peach
blossoms shed their sweetness on the
| morning afr In May. Us ~ slight
stretch at our elastic imagination ve
feel ourselves whlTied through town
and across the Columbia bridge in an
open trolley car. and 40 long lanes
T past fairy farms 81 fancy fruit and
4 fields 81 burrows fresh W'e think
+ 81 che day hen this paper shall have
10000 Instead of 900 circulation,
/ aud when all the people help It's in
stead Of hlnderine us IN the puhlica-
/ ton OF an organ devoted 80 their In
terests and the upbgllding Of the
valley. We take pleasure in ponder
/ ing On tho day when WeuatCh"a
shall come Into her own. with q bet
/ tor train service. With more houses
/ for newcomers and warmer well
come for the stranger within her
gates; when she shall be reckoae1
big srot ON the map Of Washing
ton. aud a power to be- reckoacd with
In the affairs of tho state.
It's all coming; cheer ~. and
work for II.
That the city health officer has
recommended a new pest house.
He denies being influenced TO do
so as an ahative measure against
! over-zeaious candidates.
That Or. Culp. the head of the
| Board OF Health. eommends the
Daily World In It's attitude towards
dirty premises and disease-breedins
rubbish heaps.
He SAYS II Is impossible to get the
best results without the cooperation
OF the citizens; that telling some peo-
pie that their premises are unsani-
| tary has no visible effect upon them.
no matter how often the dose Is re-
peated. = 49,"
A few police court seances will
help the officials In their crusade
against filth and fostering.
| That a Quincy man, charged with
a statutory offense against 15-year-
old girl. was brought through town
today on the road to the dungeon
nj Waterville.
lie confessed to the authorities.
| That boisterous conduct in Il the
alter, on the part OF people who. for
obscure reasons of their own. do no.
approve OF the performance, is nos
always amusing to others In the au-
1 q
raptured with the excellence of the
show, are at least sufficiently we'll
| Con.inned on Pag. 81.