The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-08
THEY SAY

terday;
/ That Rain-in-the-face, Young-M Man
Fond-of-His-Booze and Pretty-Girl-
Stuck-on-Her-Shape were all in line:
/ That they were returning from the
!, hop fields of the Yakima.
4 That you can trust Lo the Poor
Indian to get next to anything that
flavors of the hop;
/ That the man struck and danger
ously hurt by the G. s. rain Sunday
night says there was no headlight on
the engine;
| That engines frequently pass
through the city with their head
lights out of business.
That while the company's track is
no highway for pedestrians yet the
G. N. should be made to light up;
That the G. n. is sore on the Daily
World because this paper prints the
truth about its many wreck:E
That every paper along its whole
line which has the courage of its
| convictions. and is not bribed by
! "gob" of advertising is calling out for
better track and fewer wrecks;
That Sundays Spokesman-Review
contained a full-page illustrated
write-up on the disasters which have
occurred on the Great Northern in
the palt two or three months;
That several engineers and firemen
have actually quit the service of the
company and gone elsewhere to work
! not caring to risk their lives any
longer over its defective tracks.
i That Palmers mill of justice
| ground again yestei day: =
That two boys under age we're
charged with '1ducing two Spokane
s.rls to come to Wenatohee aud en-
ter a house of ill-fame;
That the girls said they simply
stopped at the house few days an
I'll they could find work:
/ But that their story had a :airv
tinge to it that did not mis,eld the
police authorities.
That each OF the four were fined
1880; ..s.-
That on their promise to leave
town Immediately the fine imposed
on the two girls was remitted:
! That the gallants were computed
to the bastile.
That the police authorities are de-
termined to preserve order in the re-
stricted direct and to discourage
traffic in human souls.
That the city council meets to-
night;
That within a few weeks the vo-
ters of the city will have a chance
to frame up new group of city
|, fathers: {
4 That with few exceptions the pres,s'
ent body could be reelected with ad.
vantage to the municipality. II
/ That every good citizen should
turn. put and yate. .......s
4 That there are two or three mel
living in. Wenatchee. engaged in bust +
ness here,,yho, hook Nxehe town peoA
pie to patronize them and help thenR
rro+ ,;,1,.
."'.' :, :.::--s X -. ~
/. But that they don't care a.siaker 8
dam .about the. .Mafare. of .ths town
they live ip*.they're., .1snply -sher:s
for what they can. get out of. THE
~" u .4:- - -. ~; ts:.'
+ That they: depend On the Liys.Ones
. to advertise the valley and ,Yboap it
up for municipal improvements, !, in.
crease the population and ,makerthe'
town prosperous. the while saet.J,are
busy getting all that's in sight. for
themselves:
/ That SUCH. commercial parasites
are not welcome in Wanatchee. !
AhCii uCpdt tui Z 4toHf. our 20 nluSl
will caute no regret. '-..-- .*.s@'
! man who is too self-centered to
say a kind word for the community
that supplies lhinr. with livelihood
deserves to go bankrupt and land in
the poorhouse. ~
That an exchange tells of a woman
! who lived to be 107 years old, ana
attributes her long life to a constant
diet of onions:
That she probably had lonely life
as well a9 long one
That Osborne does not care for
baked potatoes.
That Pearl P. Holcomb is being fa-
vorably mentioned for Mayor of We
! natchee;