The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-21
THEY SAY

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Of many earnest words of commenda-
ton in support of its recent comments
on the lamentable prevalence of OBJ
scenity and blasphemy among an ele-
ment of the city's rising generation.
A well-known business man on the
Avenue said last night: you didn't
put it half strong enough; if these
lawless kids are not subdued they'll
soon be running the town. The dis
cipline and correction of these chill
dren is not only duty which their
parents owe to them, but an obliga
ton which these same parents are
under to the community at large"
1t is not fair to parents who are
striving to bring up their children in
the way they should go that their eff
forts should be thwarted by the in
difference Of other parents to the hell
ward tendencies of their unrestrained
offspring.
In ancient Sparta the government
reared the children of the country, on
the theory that since it bore the ex-
pense of penal and charitable institu-
tions it should also have the right of
so training the youth that inmates of
of these institutions should be kept a..
a minimum number.
Reform schools for boys and houses
of correction for girls are filled today
with youngsters who began their
downward path gadding on the
streets and listening to conversation
to eat.
That the Highlanders' initial So
fed success;
That the music was high class, the
floor smooth and the guests happy
which is a combination of circum-
stances conducive to a rare old time
most anywhere.
That John Gellatly was in receipt
of congratulations from everywhere
yesterday; Roosevelt was tdee-light-
ed" and sent wireless message of
good wishes to Wenatchee's next
mayor.
That it looks as if our city is to
have free mail delivery before spring.
Ac
''be shown" that the council has COM
piled with postal requirements as to
sidewalks the town will be in line
for it.
That Mrs. Leslie Carter has been
declared a bankrupt;
Retributive justice, peradventure,
for the many hapless Live Ones
she has strung in her adventurous
past.
That the exclusive Francesca
Club" of San Francisco, embracing
aristocratic lady residents of Pacific
Heights, has fired Miss Gyms latest
novel from it's reading room;
The book must be pretty raw
and will probably be eagerly sought
and privately devoured by every
member of the club.
That nothing succeeds in Wenat- |,
chez like looking successful.
That the Lyric Stock Company,
which has been appearing at the the
alter this week, closed last night |
through lack of support.
That it is sometimes more courag-
eous to marry than to go to war;
though one draws less of honor and
glory.
That the text announced for next
Sunday nights service at the Pres
byterian church is, Love the
Stranger
Good looking strangers of either
sex, sojourning in the city, are ad-
vised to keep a weather eye open |
after Sunday night.
That the Catholic Ladies' Fair is !
for the purpose of promoting a good |
work-help it along.
That Unitarians have been barred |
from the Bellingham Ministerial AS
sociation;
That the third term dispute
threatens TO develop into a factional !
quarrel in the Republican party.
+" Drayaes and Transfer.