Open Fruit School at Pullman
Short courses in fruit growing offered by the department of horticulture at the state college this winter. The first course runs January 2 for 10 weeks covering propagation, orchard and small fruits, harvesting, packing and marketing. A second course begins February 13 for two weeks on commercial fruit growing with field demonstrations. Lectures and lab work conducted by Prof. W S Thortber and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Horticulture
State College
Pacific Northwest
W. 8. Thortber
W. M. Morris
W. G. Brierly
R. K. Beattie
Department of Botany
H. B. Humphrey
A. L. Melander
Dougherty Conley Bout Stopped By Wrenched Shoulder
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin last night Tommy Dougherty retired after the fifth round with a wrenched shoulder. Referee Bob Fitzsimmons refused to let him continue though Dougherty wished to press on. Frankie Conley controlled the action and drove Dougherty to the ropes repeatedly but could not finish him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Tommy Dougherty
Frankie Conley
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dougherty
Johnson Willing to Fight Kaufman for 30000 End
Chicago dispatch reports heavyweight champion Jack Johnson ready to meet Al Kaufman within six months to a year if a $30,000 purse is posted. Johnson said he would fight Kaufman at any distance and date, asserting Kaufman’s claims he could beat him stem from experience and past sparring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Kaufman
Johnson
Jeffries
Johnson hints at boxing match and European tour
The negro champion says he could knock out his sparring partner and warns others to raise $30,000 for his end. He is negotiating with a European agency for an April tour, planning shows in major cities but not fighting.
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Johnson
Europe
Train Dispatchers Stationed at Tye for Cascade Division
Great Northern assigns three dispatchers and a chief at Tye to improve telegraphing for Cascade Mountain trains. Wire orders previously came from Everett but winter storms cause trouble between the summit and Everett. Six feet of snow lies east of Cascade tunnel and three feet near Tye, though no train disruption has occurred yet this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountain Division
Great Northern
Tye
Supt. O'Neill
Everett
Summit
Cascade Tunnel
Hopkins Set for Execution in Lawton Jail
Lawton Oklahoma December 29 All preparations are complete for the execution in the jail tomorrow of John Hopkins who is to pay the death penalty for the murder of his wife The crime was committed over three years ago and the case went through the highest courts in a vain effort to save the convict from the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
John Hopkins
Brewster Barber Weds Miss Evans in Seattle Marriage
F C Smith of Brewster and Miss Polly Evans of Dawson Yukon Territory were married in Seattle yesterday. The groom, a well known local barber, has lived in Brewster for the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .C. Smith
Brewster
Polly Evans
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Real estate broker backs from six week Vancouver trip
Clark Cox of Cox and McGahan returns from a six week business trip to Vancouver British Columbia reporting booming real estate there. He secured four options on holdings near the new Cocurtn townsite eighteen miles from Vancouver and netted about eight thousand five hundred dollars before leaving. He plans to stay a short time then possibly return to British Columbia around March.
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Clark Cox
Cox & McGahan
Vancouver
B. C
Cox
Bas
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific
Cocuirtlan
Fear capital may be hoodoo
Everett merchants debate moving the capital from Olympia to Everett. A special Everett Business Men's association meeting will vote on the plan, with Senator A J Falconer in Olympia backing a spirited campaign. Local leaders cite Everett’s seaport size and Northwest manufacturing role as reasons growth won’t suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Olympia
Everett Business Men's Association
Capitol
Northwest
Everest Business Men's Association
A. J. Falconer
Unclaimed Letters at Wenatchee Post Office December 27 1910
List of names of residents with unclaimed letters for the week ending December 27 1910 at Wenatchee post office. Inquiries should state advertised. T. L. Ross P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Post Office
Mary Bell
Camilla Bartolo
Charlie Brown
Mary Brown
Laura Burke
Martin Butler
John Burton
Wm. Burrow
Roy Chacey
J. E. Clark
Eliza Conway
James R. Campbell
James L. Campbell
Mary Donnelly
W. E. Davis
D. H. Dull
B. F. Ellis
I. E. Gleason
Leota Holco
Marie Wilcox
James West
In Gladstone's Memory
London marks the birthday of the Great Commoner with wreaths at the Gladstone monument near St. Clement Danes. In Hawarden the church holds anniversary services in his memory, honoring the longtime worshiper and statesman.
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London
Gladstone
St. Clement Dane's
Strand
Hawarden
Mississippi Livestock and Dairy Association Opens Convention
Starkville Mississippi December 29 The Mississippi Live Stock and Dairy association opened its annual convention at the Agricultural and Mechanical college with an address by President Dr Tait Butler followed by remarks from H E Blak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkville
Miss
Mississippi Live Stock and Dairy Association
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Tait Butler
H. E. Blak
Mountain Lodge Installation and Banquet Held
Mountain Lodge No. 57 F and A M held its installation Tuesday evening followed by a banquet and a dance. Principal officers included Ta P Wiley W M C C White SW C J Stanley JW Ms E Lies treasurer and Charles Valentine secretary.
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Mountain Lodge No
Ta. P. Wiley
W. M
C. C. White
C. J. Stanley
J. W
E. Lies
Charles Valentine
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds Quickly
Wenatchee Drug Co warns against substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package claiming to cure coughs and colds. The notice stresses choosing the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Wenatchee Drug Co
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Open Fruit
Pullman
Conley
Wellington
Wesco Coal
West Coast Agencies, Inc
Arrow Transfer Co
Bunkers R. R. Ret
Wenatchee Ave. N
Barber Smith
Seattle
Fear Capital
Falconer
Home Office
White Building
Wenatchee
M.L. Baker
Iman
T. L. Ross, P. M
Eslee
J. M. Taylor
Port Gibson
Blakeslee
Mississippi
Taylor
Waterville
Waterville, Wash
Badger
Senator and
Mrs. Montrose
Wenatchee Theatre
Palouse Street
Pat Heale Heatre the Tailor
Black Diamond
Crow’s Nest
Newcastle
Wenatchee Fuel CO
Charles O. Wasson
Grant
W. A. Grant
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