The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-15
THEY SAY

That Roosevelt has made . signed
statement to the papers of his rea-
sons for ordering In God we Trust"
to be barred from coins.
That his argument is sound, de-
spite the adverse criticism of some
If the church folk.
That Anna Held is critically i'll at
Philadelphia, and is not expected to
survive;
Nat even if she should die. the
worldly friends of Miss Held wc,la
not feel that her life was lived in
vain. She has been divorced. has
owned private car, and has had a
popular cigar named after her,
Which spells complete success in
the ilmelight of the theatrical world
That as Judge Steiner looks down
from the bench these days he can
see his successor practising at the
bar before him;
That Doctor Keller is welding the
big stick most effectively.
Filth fees before him, rats take to
the tall and UNCUT, and garbage
heaps vanish in thin air.
Go to it, Frank; cleanliness is
next to godliness, ard Wenatchee
should at least be clean.
That the Great Northern is to re-
duce its local force of men about
December 1.
That despite the heroic shouts of
the frenzied fnanciers we've got to
admit that money is scarce;
That a Bellingham mans name
was forged to check passed on an
Ell Paso, Texas, bank, for $1,000.
And Texan bankers are usually
considered an astute group of men.
That the "alienated affections"
case coming on for trial this week
is attracting much attention.;
That the most peculiar phase of
the case is the fact that the plaintiff
and his wife are still living together,
though the action is in court.
That the Prosecuting Attorney is
having an easy time of it this court
session; there are no criminal cases
of any proportion coming up.
That the approach of election is
disturbing the people at large very
little; they seem to have their minds
made up on the voting question, and
have ceased to argue it on the street
corners.
That a movement has been start
ed in Tennessee for the nomination
of Southern man for President;
the argument is advanced that con-
ditions no longer make it desirable
TO continue to choose only eastern
men for the nations head.
That seven Missourians have been
sent to the pen for peonage; that
means keeping niggers at work
against their will-which is the only
way some niggers. ever Work-and
instead of sending these enterpris-
ing men to jail they should have
been awarded medals.
That the --LATEST men" have been
discovered in South America.
They place a pair Of dice on the
ground and wait for an earthquake
to shake 'em.
That there was a merry crowd at
the Eagles party last night;
An agile lady climbed up one side
of a gentleman's frame and coasted
down the other during a congested
two-step.
But everybody was happy just the
same;
That several contributions have
come in for the Doctor Keller monu-
ment;
That Ed Ferguson is on flying |
trip to Waterville, travelling incogni-
to, disguised as an Esquimaux.
That there is young lady in We
natchee who has lived here IA years,
and has never been across the Co
lumbia nor upon Wheeler Hill.
That Spokane is agitated over the
prevalence of the drink habit among
women;
The World will investigate the
question, as applied to Wenatchee.