The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-02-27
THEY SAY

list of martyred pedagogues;
The late lamented Pritchard was
unceremoniously canned" along
with the half score of men enumerat-
ed yesterday
But for the timely assistance of
bystanders two small children would
have drowned in the mud sea on
Wenatchee avenue; as it was one
| tiny tad swallowed a quart of wet
! dust
+ And yet there are some property
owners who kick at the plan for i'm
proving this over-irrigated thorough
| fare,
| That interest in the school election
| is running high, and the people are
determined TO put in a live man,
who has time enough to devote to the
! duties involved-and the ability to
/ comprehend what's going on in the
schools.
The people at large are generally
dissatisfied with the way things have
been running for the past year or so;
/ two or three prominent citizens have
said that unless the system is i'm
proved by next fall that they will re-
move from the community and give
I their children the benefit of proper
schooling elsewhere.
Too much care can not be taken
in the selection of a man to succeed
Mr. Littlefeld; $4,000 or more is to
be expended in school buildings, etc.
in the coming year. and brains and
backbone are in demand.
That if another city memhey as
satisfactory as John Gel!atly is Sc
results.
That Geo. COburn looks like the
man of the hour.
That so far only one newspaper
paragrapher has had the nerve to
say anything about a Peruvian
Bark" going out to meet Evans
fleet
That Lee Wizards rebuke to the
noisy youngsters at Monday nights
performance has been the subject Of
considerable commen5.
A man who don't often attend the
theatre said yesterday that from
time to time at various public gath
! erings he had restrained himself
with difficulty from springing upon
these persistently noisy brats and
wringing their necks.
At local church, when the lights
went out on Sunday night, an
amateur hoodlum gang amused them
selves by throwing lighted matches
about the building.
The Boston Transcript say:
MarOoned.
Oh, the jolly tar is a wise old sport,
A wise old sport is he,
He has wife in every port
And that's why he stays at sea.
That ]. S. MONEYS friends are
urging him to run after the sheriff S
job.
away.
There may be others.
That the upstart niggers of Okla
home are seeking an injunction to
restrain the railroads in the new
state from enforcing the Jim Grow"
law of separate cars for negroes.
/ London dispatches chronicle more
trouble in Herzegovina and MOntene-
gro;
THE Balkans Afame' is an old re-
liable theme for every foreign CORE
spondent who finds himself shy on
news.
That County Treasurer Buttles en-
joys a large income these days
something like thirteen thou on
Tuesday.
That the amount of taxes a man
pays sometimes better shows how
honest he is than how rich-on per-
sonal property.
That the Prohibitionists of Geor-
gia are talking the Hon. Hoke Smith
for president.
! Down in Missouri they call Hoke
Smith Hoax Myth
That the Catholic congregation in
Wenatchee is to build a handsome
$4,000 stone parish house adjacent
to their present church building.
Work will commence in ten days.
That the "Highlanders' dance last
night was a happy affair.
Heine Taylor and Louis Crollard
beat all the "Joiman" bands that ever
came over
They have their harps in this
world and let us hope they shall be
shy no halos in the next.
That in Wenatchee too many peo-
pie are getting the stink before the
automobile.
That the Christian Scientists. who
starred their organization here not
long ago with less than a dozen men,
bers, are holding regular meetings
now in Golfers studio.
Attendance is constantly increas-
ing. They meet at II a. m on Sun
days and p. m. Wednesdays.
Notice to members Of A. 0. Z. ".