The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-26
THEY SAT-

OF the season Will be neld in the parl
tonight; !.
That these. concerts have proven Q
inestimable benefit to the commua
ity;
That except the leader, not one OF
the band boys has made any money
out of this summers work
And that the public certainly owes
them a debt of gratitude
That young lady from the court
house kept a date at the postoffice;
That brace of hungry hobos pur-
Joined package of fruit at the de-
pot yesterday;
That when pursued by the police
they piled into a passing freight and
We're whisked out of town;
That Hot Tamala Juan" tried to
so to Leavenworth;
That he got the wrong train and
was forcibly disembarked at a lone
| ly water tank, far down on the des-
ert;
That the night was cold, but his
Neapolitan blasphemy kept the Ia
males hot enough.
That Justice Palmer was indignant
yesterday;
That certain citizens who had
shouted for the arrest of the High
School boys who rioted in the park
Friday night refused to testify
against the boys when called into
court:
! And that the cases of fighting and
disorderly conduct fell through on
this account.
That further complaints are heard
that services at the Methodist church
are disturbed by noisy stunts in the
park on Sunday nights;
That the authorities believe the re-
cent shake-up will serve as warn
| ing to riotous youths prone to noct-
urnal rOugh-hOusing in the city's
playground.
That Clifford A. Battles handsome
new residence on North Wenatchee
Avenue will soon be ready Tor occu-
pancy;
| That the Worlds account of the
We2atchee Avenue improvement
plan yesterday was the first complete
story of this intense public question
ever given the citizens of the town.
That Emma Goldman, the self
styled anarchist AID female fire
brand of chaos, has been denied re-
admission ~ tie United States;
That Willie Hearst declares he will
not be a presidential candidate:
That that's what they all say.
That a false alarm OF IRE callec
out the force at S:45 last evening";
That the Miller-Rankin wedding
came as a great surprise;
That r. F. Holm is in Idaho look.
ing for chance in the land opening
there.
That 10000 acres will be throw
OPEN October 18th;
That the Salvation Army dinner
last night was an immense success
That the chicken mortality wa.
appalling;
That they fed the five thousand
all right:
But that there were no fragments
That Chicago has woman cheuf
fcIc who wears mems clothes ano
orives machine:
That some Wenatchee women veal
pants and drive the whole family.
That Seattle is enjoying a VERT
fable carnival of crime
That the Sound City will soon OUT
class Chicago as a maker of muir
derers.
That Tacoma has a wild man al
large in her outskirts:
That the dispatch does not say
| what he Is wild about.
That Peking has reappointed WI
Ting Tang minister at Washington
That the World editor met WI il
lTlentsin years ago. and approves OF
the selection.
That horse was found in tho
city water reservoir at Palouse vest
erday;
That the water users had gotten
accustomed to swallowing most any
old thing, but they refused to tackle
a horse.
That 500 valiant survivors join
ed the Mission society at the Spo-
kane Fair yesterday
That Bruce Griggs saw the ponies
fdget around the Ellipse at the SDO-