The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-07
THEY SAY


Jail in Wenatchee to liberty in
Leavenworuh.
Il That 32 box cars jumped the
track at the semi-weekly wreck in
the Great Northern at Blackfoot.
That the official photographer of
the U. S. Reclamation Service is
working up the Columbia above here.
That it was hot Saturday after
noon-79 degrees in the shade.
That Waterville saloons are ac-
cused of selling liquor to boys
That there's beet in Holcomb's
window weighing SA pounds.
That with the close of the band
concerts and the subsequent cessa-
tion of Joe Appel's phonograbh the
/ public is lonesome for music.
That Doctor Culp was in Spokane
yesterday.
All there, Doctor.
That the Episcopal choir is max
Ing d name Tor Itself.
That the anthem Sunday morning
was production creditable to any
highly trained metropolitan choir.
That those who failed to hear it
missed a rare musical treat.
That Wenatchee's future looks
brighter than ever:
That if any Doubling Thomas dis
believes that We are to have ten CT
twelve thousand people in few
years more. let him climb Saddle
Rock and look down on the valley.
H The raw, unkempt town is at least
five years behind the beautiful
homes which surround it:
II That Wenatchee must shortly suf-
fer an epoch of municipal improve
ment, which will at least put her in
pace with her highly developed SUBJ
urbs.
That according to Chicago dis
patches the widow of notorious
mike" Mcdonald will swear away
her riches and lead simple life
That should she live to regret this
plan it will furnish further opportun-
ity for swearing"
That Mae Wood has instituted still
another suit against Senator Platt of
New York;
That the domestic history of the
corrupt old politician reads like an
excerpt from Boccacio.
That New York woman suffragists
are arrayed against the hotels which
deny admission to their sex when
unaccompanied by male escorts.
That this arbitrary hotel rule
works hardship on the dame .who
"has no man at ALL"
That sixty-three Japanese girls
were killed in an Osaka powder ex-
plosion:
That judging from the enormous
number of deaths from various cala-
mites in Japan during the past few
months overpopulation must soon
cease to be a. menace. .~ -;
That 5000 Spokane young men
have formed an" Affinity Club in an
organized effort. to find soul mates+
That a~member to qualify must be
worth at least 81 900 and be between
% and 40 Years of age;
That a Bachelors Union like this
ought to get results. -.
That the Harrington Citizen says:
The melancholy days have come, =
The gladdest of the year;
When hot Scotch whisky takes the
place
of ice-cold lager beer.
That according to an exchange: :.
A young man was almost lynched
in Spokane yesterday for remarlsing
that Boise would like to Borah the
worlds attention for a time.
III hdt touiOiloW We UIu Tic OIdtC
w. C. T. U. welcome to our city
The fact of their coming at this
particular time should not be taken
as significant-they do not intend to
mix in the mayoralty contest.
That the theatrical critic On the
Leavenworth Echo wields an incl
sive pen.
Skiddoc. Ham Fatters and Bum
| ragedians-begone from scholarly
Leavenworth!
That the Great Northern issued
new brochure entitled Business
Openings"
That the interesting little book
gives intending homeseekers world