Kennewick Rally Tops Pasco in Peninsula Rivalry
In Kennewick the crowd watched a fast, clean baseball clash as Kennewick defeated Pasco 9 to 0 after Pasco refused to start within the umpire’s time limit. Hart allowed eight hits and struck out 12 for Kennewick while Roff fanned eight for Pasco as the game ended with Pasco forfeiting late. Umpires were J. Kelly DePriest and Herndon.
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Kennewick
Pasco
Berry
Hart
Harrington
Kellar
O’rouke
J. Kelly
O’ Rouke
Bell
Jackman
Rube
Marrion
Richardson
Ellison
Roff
Pascolles
Esterly
Myers
Wilgus
Barber
Boyer
Smithy
Paseo
Keller
Smith
Anderson
Dutch
Marfion
J. Kelly DePriest
Herndon
Drowning scare as team owned by Mr. Cash sinks in river
In Hover on the Columbia river Tuesday a valuable team belonging to Mr. Cash was drowned while hauling water. Drivers Ray and James Stretchberry, two non swimmers from Hover, narrowly escaped drowning when the horses backed into swift water. They reached shore with help but the horses were lost.
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Mr. Cash
Hover
Columbia River
Ray
James Stretchberry
Stretchberry
Graduating Class Entertained by Local Hosts
Miss Fannie Smith entertained the graduating class of 1868 at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Eakin on a Friday evening. Guests cut roses from two trees matched verses to authors and formed couples to write a story. The prize went to Miss Audrey Fullerton for a painting of Kennewick Roses by Mr Smith. Refreshments and music followed.
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Fannie Smith
W. J. Eakin
Audrey Fullerton
Kennewick
Explaining the Second Choice in the Primary Law
The article notes public confusion about the second choice provision of the direct primary law. It explains that the rule applies only to state and congressional offices when there are more than three candidates, and only if a voter selects both a first and second choice.
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Seattle
City Council Adopts Health Board and Enacts Fire Limits Rules
The council adjourned session formed a Health Board with Crowell as chairman and Elfe as clerk. Dr Crosby joined ex officio. They addressed J Swindler’s corral nuisance and set Fourth of July races on Second Street. Fees for the celebration were authorized. firecracker restrictions urged. building in fire limits refused. Clerk Fay F Dean resigned. C Marshall report accepted. New lease of N P Ray right of way to Chas Conway for alfalfa proceeds. Multiple ordinances passed including Police Justice fee, Telephone Ordinance No 20 amendment, impounded animals fee, and warrants payment. Sidewalks in Impt Dist. 1 ordered. Garden Tracts road pace signs approved. C C Anderson named City Clerk.
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James Crowell
Board of Health
Crowell
Rose
Marshall
Elfe
Crosby
Messrs. Watson
Klitten
Garber
Duncan
J. Swindler
Thos, McKain
Second St
Washington
State Sts
Sparta
Bier
Rore
G. Hennebery
Fay F. Dean
City Marshall
N. P. Ray
Chas, Conway
Finance Committee
H.wes
Garden ‘Tracts
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Curt
Yakima
the City Council
Johneson
C. C. Anderson
Ile
Ashbaugh & Co
Newick
Merry Widow
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