Complete List of Tit Awards at Apple Show
A long list enumerates awards at the National Apple show with winners from Wenatchee, Kelowna, Chelan, Prosser, Spokane, and other towns. Prizes include Best display, Largest Apple, Box Pack, Five Box Pack, Plate Exhibits, Winesap and Spitzenbergs categories among many. Names include Horan, Gilbert, De Hart, Jones, Smith, Farwell, Wright, and others across Washington, British Columbia, Oregon, Idaho, and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bishop
M. Horan
Wenatchee
H. M. Gilbert
Toppenish
Kress & Carey
Hamilton
Kelowna District
F. R. de Hart
Kelowna
B. C
O. G. France
Wash
Chelan
Victoria
Grace Stewart
Prosser
Natchee Wash
Oscar Stahl
Red Apple, Real Estate Co
F. R. DeHart
E. L. Stewart
F. J. Black
C. L. Green
John Lewis
Curby
J. R. Hill
Peach
J. T. Bealby
Nelson
Rob’t I. Burrill
North Yakima
M. C. Bateman
Grants Pass
Ore
Robert Beers
Roswell
N. M
E. Lowe
Keremeas
King David
Ben Davis
M. Henry
T. A. Wright
Geo. Farwell
George Farwel
J. H. Forney
Moscow
Idaho
L. F. Henderson
R. Kiesling
Spokane
Sharon
Spitzenbergs
Tedford Bros
J. D. Taggard
Waitsburg
J. A. Smith
W. J. Roderick
J. R. Atkinson
Rome
J. L. Dumas Dayton
T. A.wright
George Farwell
Wagners
Har
WANTED TWO SCHOOL BUILDINGS
A district meeting chaired by John A. Gellatly discussed plans to buy land from S. O. Pool for a four room school and to select a high school site. Board member C. A. Battles urged relief of crowded schools as attendance climbs. An election for bonds estimated at 60 000 to 75 000 dollars will be called, with Superintendent Brown noting strong district finances for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peope
John A. Gellatly
Dickson
S. O. Pool
C. A. Battles
Brown
Man on Trial for Heinous Crime in Family Case
A jury is seated in State vs J K Newkirk of Monitor on charges of family mistreatment of his daughter Bertha News kirk. Prosecutors Crass and Porter present. defense attorneys Parr and Sorenson. State rests by noon. defense to finish, with arguments possibly tonight. Witnesses were the defendant’s family. testimony describes illicit relations over five years. Courtroom observers call the case among the most disgusting in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Newkirk
Monitor
James O'Neal
A. D. Hardman
W. M. Goggins
C. B. Knouf
T. B. Pitt
E. A. Stone
O. G. Fish
N. Forsythe
W. E. Canfield
J. M. Stevens
A. B. Trimible
J. H. le
Lakeside Juror Turner Fined For Intoxication In Court
Frank Turner of Lakeside, on the juror panel, neglected court duties and visited taverns. He became intoxicated in the courtroom, rolled from his chair, was reprimanded, placed in sheriff custody, fined ten dollars, and ordered to avoid alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Turner
Lakeside
Turner
Man Shot at Moses Lake
H C Gill, a Spokane businessman, was found by a search party near Moses Lake with a gunshot wound to the head after a duck hunting trip. F C Robertson, prominent Spokane attorney, and Gill had been hunting with others. Gill did not return to camp. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Southard
Wilson Creek
H. C. Gill
Moses Lake
F. C. Robertson
Mr. Gill
Wilson ‘Creek
Robertson
Spokane
Coeur d’Alene
Sidney Sloan
Gill
Fowler Wins Mandate In Bank Case On Facts Statement
Supreme court by writ of mandate compels Judge Steiner to sign and certify a statement of facts in First National Bank v. Leonard Fowler, tied to the Republic printing plant. Appeal from Steiner’s summer decision likely to be heard next session. Reeves & Reeves counsel for the bank, Thomas & Sorenson for Fowler, Finch argued mandamus in appellate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Steiner
First National Bank
Leonard Fowler
Republic
Fowler
Reeves & Reeves
Thomas & Sorenson
Finch
Fred Reeves
Train Kills Valued Horse on Iowa Run
Dr. McCoy had a case at Leaven worth yesterday afternoon. Dick Courtway of Eagle Livery left at 9 PM with a team for Leaven worth to bring Dr. McCoy home. The incident involved a valuable horse and the details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McCoy
Leavenworth
Dick Courtway
The
Eagle Livery
Rig
Courtnay
Mr. Courtnay
Western apples shine at Iowa horticultural congress
At Council Bluffs the National Horticultural Congress highlights Idaho Washington and Utah displays. Iowa leads state awards with 300 dollars for first place while Canyon county Idaho wins top county prize and Payette Idaho earns individual plate ribbons. Chapman Wenatchee wins multiple blue ribbons and the big silver loving cup for Jonathan apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Chapman
Wenatchee
Council Bluffs
Council Buffs
Iowa
Washington
Jaaho
Utah
Idaho
Congress
Maryland
Canyon County
Chelan County
Wash
Iowa County
Polk County
Chapman
Maine
Oregon
Louisana
Minesota
Mr. Chapman
J. H. Shawhan
Payette
S. M. Johnson
Argentine
Kan
Northern Spy
Rome Beauty
Grimes Golden
Gano
Missouri
Rhode Island
Newton
Wolf River
Senator
Arkansas
Hoover
The Great Divide Delights Wenatchee Crowd
Wenatchee theatre-goers hailed William Vaughn Moody’s The Great Divide with praise for Mordant in a masterful Steven Ghent portrayal. The review lauds Mabel Brownell and the full cast, stage craft, and lighting as superb, noting managers Longanecker and Triplett backed the venture despite some loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vaughn Moody
New York
Wenatchee Theatre
Edwin Mordant
Steven Ghent
Ruth
Mabel Brownell
Miss Brownell
Della Knight
Polly Jordan
Frederick Forrester
Philip Jordan
Longanecker
Triplett
Wenatchee
Ed S. Russell
Waterville man stops in Wenatchee for visit
C. C. Lindsay of Waterville is stopping in Wenatchee for several days. Asher and Goll, formerly of Wenatchee, have opened a restaurant in the Club saloon in Ephrata, in the former William Jasper and Co. quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lindsay
Waterville
Wenatchee
Asher & Goll
Ephrata
William Jasper & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
APPLE
Ice
Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia Valley Bank
Court House
Daughter
DME
Leavenworth Crossing
Mordant
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