The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-11
THEY SAY

they 'redropping into your coffee!
Cr struggling in your soup.
! That Horace Fletcher says man
can live on 20 cents day.
| That Fletcher has never been in
| Wenatchee
| That the eating question for home
less people has become very intense.
| That one must almost ask permis-
sion of some of the local Mattresses
before entering beanery.
| And that he may then sit and lis
| ten to the interchange of pleasantries
among the mattresses until they see
! fit to saunter over and take his order
provided always he stands in
That $4,000 people saw the tie
game of baseball between Detroit
and Chicago, at the latter city, in
the worlds championship series.
That the c. R. r. has given its
wire operators an increase of II per
cent in salaries.
That Cassie Chadwick is dying.
That the one-armed man is back
in jail-the police can't lose him.
| That the Salvation Army has
stirred things up in Chicago;
That Luther Latin Mills, Harry
Pratt Judson and "Hinky Dink" Ken
ma were all in the audience at the
Colonial Theater when General Booth
addressed the vast audience.
That half dozen judges, a score
of famous Chicago merchants, and
hundreds of other we'll known citi-
zens Joined in resolutions of welcome
and respect to the eminent gospe:
worker.
That Booth says the churches are
losing ground;
| That because of the number of
different churches the people have no
definite ideas of religion, but are
standing around waiting till the diff
=, ent creeds come together.
| That the Salvation Army goes after
the man without a church.
That Anthony Comstock, New
York's most uncompromising foe of
vi e. is after the decolette gown:
That he will address the Natin-
al Purity Federation at Lacrosse next
week.
That swinging on the garden gate
stealing kisses in the moonlight, and
holding hands on sleighrides will all
be innveighed against.
| That love making has really never
been free and easy since the episode
in Eden.
| That County Commissioner life
is not path of roses;
If you doubt it ask Otis of Peshas-
tin.
That there'll be a merchandise
sale in town soon that'M make the
storekeeper who don't advertise si.
up and take notice.
That a wooden legged man in St
Paul pawned his artificial limb to buy
booze;
That we have heard of people
beingwohbly on their pins from over
indulgence, but we never knew of 9
case before where a leg actually came
of!
That economy in advertising mean:
getting at the largest number of pos
sible buyers at the least expense
In other words, stick to the Dali.
World.
That the people, especially new
corners, are screaming about higl
prices in town;
That clothing and foodstuffs ar
20 per cent higher than last year.
That in few instances wages an
salaries have not increased in pre-
portion.
That strangers coming here con
stantly kick on the common lack O
hospitality;
That as a matter of fact, most pee
pie in town are too busy maxim
money to hesitate long enough t
welcome the stranger when he come
and yet we all appreciate the ne
cessity for more population.
That the cultivation OF more pub
lie spirit among the citizens of We
natchee is greatly to be desired;
No town goes forward of its ow
accord
That the people who live in
make it or break it.
That the democrats want o. B. Full
Ter for mayor.
So do some republicans.
That Governor Mead is taking tn
political census of Central Washing
ton this week.
That it's a mOoted question anon
republicans as to who is sIt.n JOh