The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24

Ter of the Columbia Valley Bank,
arrived here from Seattle today and
says that the big town has caught
the spirit of the game which is to
be played on Monday 1t is the best
advertised event of the year. Every
street cars bears huge poster adj
vertising the championship game;
immense steamers strung across
the street on prominent corners;
newspaper boosting, and all, have got
street finds it difficult to hold a
minutes conversation with anybody
without an interruption regarding
the football event.
The first days advance sale was
the largest on record in Seattle. Six
hundred tickets We're sold within
two hours. A thousand student
tickets were gobbled up before noon
and there is mad struggle to get
the remaining thousand. There is
no question that at least four thou
sand people will see the Wenatchee-
Oak Park game.
Reports of the Game i'm the Club
Arrangements have been made
with the telephone company to give
leased wire service during the foot
ball game for the benefit of the peo-
pie of Wenatchee who cannot attend.
A wire will be extended to the press
box at Denny Field and d reporter
of the Daily World will be present
with a phone in his hand every min
ute during the game. He will talk
direct to stenographer in the
Commercial Club rooms AMI give
every detail of the game as it takes
place. These reports will be an
nounced from the platform at the
club from the time the teams trot
onto the ground until the game
ends
This arrangement is made posi-
BILE by the united efforts of the tele-
phone company, the Commercial
Club and the Daily World.
Good News from Sievcrs.
A telegram was received from
Coach Sievers by Wells & Morris
this morning, stating that the Chi
cago team looks good. but Wenat-
phoned this afternoon that Patter-
son was dissatisfied to have the Oak
Park team occupy quarters in the
same hotel with Wenatchee. He
took his men to the Savoy hotel.
There happened to be a good many
Wenatchee boosters stopping there
and the boys from the Windy City
could hear nothing but tales of We
natchee proves. 1t was evident
that they were nightly scared.
Excursion Rate After All.
Not enough were willing to goI
Sunday night to make up the re-
quired hundred for a fare and
third on the football excursion. The
special rate is not lost, however,
provided parties wanting to return
at one-third fare remain over until
Tuesday and take advantage of the
State Educational meeting.
The following telegram was re-
ceived by Supt. Brown this morning
to the rates for the State
Teachers Association, which meets |
in Seattle this week:
Tacoma, Wash, Dec. %, 10.
Supt. A. l.. Brown,
Wenatchee, Wash.
Rates and dates arranged with the
Great Northern as advertised in pro-
gram. Can validate return on the
27th, Tuesday Think they should |
join the association. Meet me at the
Arlington Hotel Monday at twelve
O'Clock sharp and bring me so or
more receipts.
o. G. WHITNEY.
Supt. Brown has been working on
the plan of getting the rate for the
benefit of those who wish to be in |
Seattle at the game, but who can
not go on the special train train On
Sunday night. AS it now appears
that the special rate of one and a |
third fare cannot be secured for the
Sunday night train, this rate to the
Teachers Association will be well
coined by all who are going to the
game.
Better Paste This i'm Your Hat:
1. Buy your ticket for any west
bound train you wish.
2. Pay full fare and ask for Cash
Fare Receipt
8. As soon as possible after ar
irving in Seattle leave this receipt
with the Secretary of the Washing
ton Educational Association, to-
gether with your enrolment fee of
fifty cents. Don't forget this fifty
cents.
4. The cash fare receipt when
by the Secretary will
enable you to buy your return ticket
at one-third fare.
Supt Brown will be at the Wash
ington Annex from IL to IL a. M,