Mayors moral fund aids Spokane debater trip
Through H L Wyster a sum near 50 dollars was raised to send rooters to Spokane for our debaters. Walter Moseley, depot cashier, has moved to the Miller residence on Wenatchee avenue North. W C T U to meet at Mrs A D Fisher’s home Friday Jan 17 1908 at 2 30 pm to elect officers. Royal Highlanders installation postponed to next Wednesday due to death of Clansman George Rose.
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H. L. Wiester
Spokane
Walter Moseley
Great Northern Depot
Miller
Wenatchee Avenue
A. D. Fisher
Chelan Avenue
Royal Highlanders
George Rose
Cook With Electricity A Table Disc Stove Ad
A compact disc stove designed for table use promises quick heating of water or cooking. The Wenatchee Electric Company offers a free trial of this convenient appliance.
Afternoon Card Party at New Okanogan bungalow
Mrs. Charles Wildberger hosted a card party with Mrs. Walter Clive at a new bungalow on the corner of Okanogan street and Orondo avenue. Ten tables in three rooms featured red and green decor and prizes for top players. A luncheon followed as guests included Mrs. M. O. Tibbits and many others. The Daily World also conducted a straw vote among business leaders on the police force, finding broad support for the current incumbents.
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Charles Wildberger
Walter Clive
Okanogan Street
Orondo Avenue
M. O. Tibbits
John Seaman
C. Gilchrist
Wildberger
Olive
E. H. Foster
H. R. Parshall
Mesdames
Etta I. Griggs
H.C. Littlefield
J. H. Ogburn
Frank ‘Cage
H.J. Olive
W. P. Cameron
Burt Williams
C. A. Bower
S. A. Clapp
Webber
W. M. Wepna
Frank Reeves
Zelma Hines
Fy “el Culp
Terry Ross
G. W. Russi
W. W.downie
E. F. Thayer
KT. Kaupy
N. I. Neubauer
Ja Is Griggs
J. M. Jack
Daily World Today
Prosecution Officials Fail To File Annual Reports
Olympia January 13 The press reports that Section 470 of Ballinger's Code requires prosecuting attorneys to submit yearly reports to the governor detailing their year's work and recommendations. As of now only five of thirty seven have complied Kenneth Mackintosh King county J A Rochford Stevens county J J Brumbach Pacific county W R Garrett San Juan county and B L Hubbell Cowlitz county.
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Olympia
Ballinger
Sha
Kenneth Mackintosh
King County
J. A. Rochford
Stevens County
J. J. Brumbach
Pacific County
W. R. Garrett
Over 1000 Confined at Fort Steilacoom In 1907
The Western Washington hospital for the insane at Fort Steilacoom held 1,118 patients year end 1907, with 719 males and 364 females. A new male ward and women’s wards are planned as population rises. Thirty five on parole, 16 discharged, 9 died in December, 22 paroled that month, four returned, three escaped. The facility enjoyed a Christmas tree funded by Seattle Tacoma Japanese and others.
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Western Washington Hospital For the Insane
Fort Steilacoom
A. P. Calhoun
Board of Control
Calhoun
Seattle
Tacoma
Wenatchee Holds Inaugural Session Under New Mayor
Mayor John A. Gellatly outlines policies stressing morals and growth for Wenatchee. He emphasizes water system, street grading, public library, parks, fire protection, and ward division while council debates police chief appointment and other posts.
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John A. Gellatly
Gellatly
Wenatchee
Wash
Columbia
Columbia Triver
Orondo
Okanogan
Washington Avenues
Chelan Avenue
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