The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-08-11
THE DAILY WORLDS
STRAW BALLOT
Opposed to Woman Suffrage
Poindexter and
Drys Lead.

Equal Sufrage-FOr, 26; against,
SO.
Drys, Ga; vets, 10.
Poindexter, Al; Burke, 12; Will
son, 1.
The above are some of the totals
received in the postal card straw bal
lots which the Daily World is con-
Quoting. Up to yesterday noon over
$50 cards have been received by the
Daily World in answer to the nu-
merous queries which it is asking.
The following are some of the SUBJ
jects which the readers of the World
want discussed:
Get the people to clean up the
Russian thistle and weeds.
TO see that the representatives
are pledged to vote for the peoples
choice for senator.
Better water; the lack of made
quate supply is doing more harm
than crop failures.
Why should our meat markets al
low their meats to be hauled up on
open wagons with the flies swarm
ing all over them?
A herd law for all the land under
irrigation.
Fruit dryers to consume Gull ap-
pies; vinegar factory; cheaper
wrapping paper.
Give more attention to the w. c..
T. U. and it's cause.
Clean, moral politics and economi-
cal government.
Keeping Wenatchee a dry, clean
and pure place for our boys and girls.
We won't be running things much
longer. Give them good, fair
start
To see that the laboring men of
Wenatchee get the Wenatchee work
to do and not the foreigners.
To help promote the Squaw Saddle
brick industry and also the location
of mills in this city.
Get unlimited material for Great
Northern exhibit in the eastern cities
in the Washington exhibit car. 1t is
the best and cheapest advertising We
can ever secure.
Health, temperance and honesty.
Plan whereby our working people
may have employment through the
year as we'll as in fruit seasons.
Anything for the advancement of
the community at large.
The election of Poindexter.
Red apples.
The honesty of public officials.
Good city government; better wa
ter system; defeating of the ring and
the election of honest men and wo-
men.
Good roads; electric lines for We
natchee and valley.
Direct legislation and township Or
ganization.
Keep Wenatchee dry; help secure
prohibition everywhere; pure water;
better public roads; municipal i'm
provements of all kinds.
Cutting down of improvements
that in a few years will be made
quate for a city of $4,000.
Good roads; city government;
open river; progressive republican
ism; cement friendly relations with
our dependent territory and ampha-
sizing Wenatchee as a jobbing CEN
ter.
Russian thiStleS.
Interurban road; grading of apples
upward.
Correct daily market report on
fruit for the next three months.
Proceed rapidly with street work
by going slower.
Adoption of Hood River plan for
gilt edge pack, thereby securing
closer cooperation on part of grow
ers; better prices for fruit and a
reputation to reach any market.
Necessity of pure water; parks
less politics.
Open river.
Support the fruit growers associa-
! ton; try to get all growers in line
to sell comparatively.
City administration and fire pro-
| lection.
The urgent necessity of the open
river; the support of the library pro-
posal; the advocacy of dry Wenat-
chez.
| Fruit market reports.
Proper sanitation.
Systematic development of shade
trees such as North Yakima has and
the securing of more park ground.
Cut Canadian thistle; drive nails
down in wood sidewalks; lend your
influence to keep a dry town.
Secure some scheme to improve
the city cemetery.
More water in the high line canal
Find Arrow Heads ON Columbia
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