The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-31
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agreed to give to said committee a
lifetime job. The lucky men were
DR.. A. G. McKeown, L. w. Woodrow
and ]. c. Fritz.
1t was agreed that the dues for
charter members should take effect
on April 1.
The meeting was adjourned In a
spirit of pleasure and good will, to
meet again on Monday night.
Members of the Club.
T. ]. Costello, F. A. Reynolds. Mix
Kinscherf, p. H. Graham, E. F. Davis,
H. l.. Bryant, w. e. Moore, F. NJ
Lee, A. G. Mccoy, A. H. Sylvester, C.
E. Stage, J. E. Tholin, T. S. Jacob
sen, o. S. Sampson, ]. w. Elliott, H.
e. Carr. M. Fitz, L. w. Woodrow,
l.. j. Nelson, Ira D. Edwards. A. G..
McKeown, R. T. King, F. E. Carl
quest, j. A. Dorman, Cameron
Squires, D. Mackay, Walter M. Olive,
d. H. Magyar, Thos. Burke. J. E.
Gutherless, G. A. DAILY, w. B. Simp-
son, Thos. Mock, M. A. Marley, ]. T.
Mcdonald, r. E. Simons, F. T. Mot
teller, C. A. Fox, G. W. Hoxsey, E. A.
King, F. A. Losekamp, D. A. Bur-
gett, F. l.: Brender, F. r. Peake, H.
G. Krollpfeiffer, Dr. j. E. Shore, r.
H. May, W. M Titus. Chas. Freytag,
w. w. Rice, Chas. Anderson, James
Coulson, J. J. King, A. L. Mitchell,
J. E. Grant, M. F. Peake, Guy A.
Hamilton, j. B. Adams, U. F. Left
witch, ]. D. Wheeler, Jack Heffernan.
D. NJ Thomas, A. E. Dickinson, j.
M. Gangler, Frank Reeves.
Play Ball.
While the organization of the COM
mercial club was the important bust
ness to occupy the attention of the
Leavenworthies last night, another
large matter has been before the pub
lie eye for the past two weeks. Lea
venworth has a ball team. The team
is not completely lined up yet but at
present it looks like this: Bobby
Smith for first base, Solder for catch
err, Lee and DAILY pitchers, Coulson
second base, Mahoney center field,
I'Pelletier left field, Fromm right field
ana Telliam shortstop.
Manager Elliott was reelected
manager of the team because he did
so we'll last year. He stated that the
first game will be played on April 10
with Skykomish.
There is also some talk of organ
iZing twilight league and playing
seven inning games during the sum-
mer evenings, after the plan of the
Wenatchee league.
All the business men in Leaven-
worth are backing up the ball team
and the enthusiasm there is equal to
the enthusiasm in Wenatchee. A
large delegation is planning to come
here to see the big game with the
Indians on Sunday.
The ball park has been thoroughly
overhauled this year. The old build
ing that used to be such a nuisance
is removed and the field has been
plowed and leveled into fine condi-
ton. The place is fenced and even
grandstand capable of seating
about 600 persons is one of the adj
juncts of the park. Five hundred
dollars was spent to build the fence
and grandstand, and members of the
team were enthusiastic in their ap-
prevail of the work done by MI.
Brown, who had it all in charge.
Parking Strip.
The strip between the tracks and
the main street is being cleaned up
for parking purposes. Jim Hill Is
showing a kindly feeling toward the
city on account of the splendid work
done by it at the tunnel disaster, and
has donated the strip for parking
purposes. The buildings on it are
already gone and the men are busy
shooting out the rock. When it is
parked the appearance of the city
will be enhanced a hundredfold.
Courtesy of the Echo.
The World representative was not
acquainted in Leavenworth, but
through the courtesy of Editor Magyar
he got along as we'll as though he
had always been a resident.