The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-24

| for the office of state land commits
sioner.
George Ellis: That the Big Store
now has fine big addition to it's al
| ready large establishment.
p P. Holcomb: That the Wenat-
chez Valley Fruit Growers. Associa.
| ton did such good work during the
past year in raising prices for the
growers of the valley.
George Coburn: That he is back.
ed by $50 of the best boosters in the
state of Washington
Jack O'Conner: The mayor OF
Shacktown is thankful that there is
talk of paving Shacktowns streets
and building a $4,000 town hall
At least he heard two fellows build
ing atmospheric sky-scrapers the
other night in that vicinity.
Louis Crollard: That he is soon
to be no longer a public servant and
that after January /, he will work
for one of the finest fellows in the
city-himself.
| Mayor-Elect C. B. Halbert: That
he has a few more days of grace be.
| fore being weighted down with the
onerous duty of trying to please
everybody.
John A. Gellatly: That he is soon
to be relieved from that Little Old
Man of the Seattle mayoralty
which has hung onto his back for
| several years past.
H. c. Littlefield: That he is sec
rotary of one of the best phone sys-
TENS of the United States.
Wenatchee Football Team: That
the members are unconquered heroes
of the hour.
Lou Nordyke: That he has a
whole cellar full of apples to take
the place of baseballs during the
| long cold spell.
Mission Street Residents: That
they have the best improved street
in the city and the one which prom
Uses to become a combined business
street and boulevard.
F. c. Lemon: That the little one
was q boy and not girl.
Ed. Ferguson: That he had no
opposition during the pas campaign
and for tho complimentary vote re-
ceived Nov. s.
Sam Sumner: That o. NJ. Thorn.
ascn moved to Pullman.
Attorney Parr: That it is one
year nearer leap year.
D. \. Gellatly: That Thanksgiv-
ing day, Nov. "a, is here at last.
o. S. Stocker: That medical men
have perfected a tonic which will
make hair grow.
The BARRIERS: That safety razors
are going out of style.
| The Banks: That We have been
able to handle the big apple crop OF
the valley with but very little out
side cash, and that our loans are be-
! ing repaid very promptly.
Mike Koran: That he is still Ap-
! pie King l., and they can never take
! the title away from him.
! Leon Milot: That the big tomato
! vine It the Milot-Mill3 greenhouse Is
now eighteen feet long and thirteen
months Old
DR.. King: That he is at the head
of one of the biggest commercial or
CARNATIONS on the Pacific Coast
DR.. Mccoy: That he has not yet
made an attempt to play the Darius
/ Green act in his proposed new flying
machine.
G.. A. Battles: Mighty thankful
/ because the voters showed their ap-
probation of good public servant
! Chief Inscho: Certainly ought to
/ be thankful that he hasn't had any
one else shoot him through the hat
lately.
Lyman Harris: That he got the
new front in his store and didn't
have TO go TO Jail, either.
Fred Yoder: Mighty thankful
that they don't play ball in the win
ter time-he doesn't have any chance
to make any more bad bets.
Char Harlin: That the big build
! ing is now completed and occupied
and that it's credit to the owner.
The High School: That it is
| housed in one of the best and most
modern buildings in the state; that
the building is not only a good one
! but it is elaborate, and if facilities
count for anything, the district
should be repaid for its outlay by
! the local institution turning back in
to its life a product better than is
! to be found in other places.
The Hotels of Wenatchee: That
! while this city a few years ago, was
considered a tough proposition for
the travelling man, it is now recog-
nized as having few equals in the
state and is becoming a sort of head
quarters for the north central por-
ton of the state.
/ The Women: That their highest
! l. Of <L;s