The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-06
WILL PAY
DEBTS NEXT
MONDAY
President King Invites All
Holders of Notes to Bring
Them to Next Meeting.

AT the noon day lunCneon TO-DAY
of the Commercial Club. about sew
enty-five were present. President
King announced that the club is max
| ing guarantee of at least 100 plates
for each of these Tuesday luncheons,
and that number will need to be
present each week if this custom is
| continued.
Club Pays Debts.
1t was announced that at the next
| regular meeting on Monday evening
the club will be prepared to pay $500
on its debts, besides all the interest
now due on outstanding notes No
tice has been served 20 these credit
ors to bring their notes next Mon
day evening. Each of them will be
| numbered and these numbers will
be written on slips of paper and
| shaken up in a hot The first ten
taken at random from the hat will
be paid in full. In January anoth-
manner, thus in the near future all
| the obligations outside of the mort
gage on the building, will have been
! lifted.
| Coed Roads Convention.
DR.. Stevenson wah asked to tell
about how the Good Roads conven-
| ton was secured for Wenatchee next
year. He described the hustling
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the way of printing and distributing
ribbons and cards, the speeches
made by Dr. King and others. There
| was no enthusiasm in the conven-
| ton regarding giving Tacoma the
honor. The motion nominating Ia
coma did not receive second for
at least six minutes. In the opin-
ion of the speaker. it would be no
honor for any city to hold such a
| convention as the one at Walla Wal
la. 1t was marked by confusion and
| dissention. Wenatchee should be at
| work to outline a program for next
year such as will result in a harmon
| ious and enthusiastic convention.
Secretary COburn stated that the
Wenatchee delegates were material
| ly assisted by the editors who were
present here this fall at the State
| Press Association convention. They
spoke in the highest terms of We
| natchee's hospitality and facilities.
| About 1000 delegates are expect
| ed to attend this convention and each
| one of them will spend on an aver
| Wenatchee as the result of this one
stroke of enterprise. This is the
| third of the state organizations which
have selected Wenatchee for state
conventions.
Editors Delighted.
Secretary Coburn read excerpts
| from newspaper mention of editors
acknowledging the receipt of apples
sent to them by the Wenatchee Com
mercial Club on Thanksgiving even
ing Some sixty of the compliment
tary write-ups were given Wenatchee
as result of this courtesy on the
part of the commercial club. A box
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of Jonathans were sent TO each of
these editors who attended the State
Press Association last fall.
Publicity Books.
Copies of the new publicity books
| were given out for the first time at
the luncheon today. The supply was
small and it is announced that there
will be more OF the books available
| for distribution at the regular meet
| ing on Monday night.
A large supply of the new maps
of the state railroad commission were
| announced to be on hand for free
distribution at the office of the Sec
| rotary. These are large and show
the very latest operations of the rail-
way surveys.
Committees Announced
President King announced the ap-
pointment of two committees. Fred
| Crollard is chairman of the new ban
quet committee, and H. N. May of
the state capital committee.
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