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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
18
The grounds emphasize native forest and undergrowth left to line walkways with trees huckleberry wild Oregon grape and annuals. The Oriental building replicates Japan’s palace scenes while preserving natural beauty, and the landscape gardener ensures artificial adornments do not clash with the site’s original charm.
The article describes a rustic bridge near the Alaska Yahoo Pacific exposition station spanning tracks to the Lake Washington banks. It notes viaducts and subways as measures and mentions thousands visiting the fair to discuss luncheons and picnics during the season under exposition management.
The hall will join the permanent fireproof structures at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition and later become a University of Washington school of engineering building. April crowds average about 9 000 daily with Sundays rising to 11 000 as the machinery exhibit promises to outdo any prior exposition in scope.
A panoramic view from the Court of Honor shows beds of former gardens and expansive lawns with uninterrupted vistas of the ekie and surrounding snowcapped mountains. In the foreground Machinery Hall is on the right and the King County Building with a Palace of Manufactures pergola on the left, framing Seattle and King County as a grand exhibit.
Attorneys will argue before Judge Bradfield as to the meaning of a jury verdict on the Samuel Armstrong will. The jury answered yes to three questions claiming Armstrong made the will, sound mind, and unduly influenced. The judge will construe the verdict though an appeal to the district court is planned. Tew and Ewing represent the estate.
H E Churchill is named as the attorney representing Armstrong's daughter in a court matter. The filing centers on guardianship or custody questions concerning the Armstrong family. Proceedings indicate ongoing legal involvement and upcoming hearings.
Memorial Day observance at Evans proceeded with a parade from Young's hall to the church at 10 o clock. Participants included the band G A R W A C school children and townspeople. Rev Frank Dametz gave the church address and a basket dinner followed at Young's hall. On Sunday Rev Coffman preached the sermon. The church featured flags bunting flowers special music and performances by Mrs Lafayette Ryan Mr Gray and Miss Gertie Huffsmith.
J Cunningham of Denver has purchased a half interest in the Hoff man meat market and has moved to Greeley. He will manage the shop while Mr Hoff man devotes most of his time to outside buying and killing.
Miss Blanche Moore, guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scott, departed Monday to return to her Denver home.
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