Toppenish 8 N Y Tigers win dramatic ten inning game
The Toppenish nine defeated North Yakima 8 to 7 in ten innings at Toppenish after a long, close contest. Price and Baty sparked late offense, and Kohls homered to tie the game in the ninth. The series shifts to Sumach Park next Sunday with a five game format and final receipts prize.
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Sumach Park
Topenish
Yakima Tigers
Hayes
The
United States
Tilden
Tigers
Pittman
Indians
Eso
Moyne
Price
Schroeder
Bolin
Kohls
Moyne Jacobson
Cromer
Nelson
Russell
Armin
Dillon
Pettisjohn
Jacobson
Spenish
Young
Baty
Graves
Petiijohn
Toppenish
Lot
Shoemaker Pushes Clearing Logged-off Lands Plan
Joel Shoemaker former North Yakima resident led talks on clearing 2.5 million acres of timber lands in western Washington. He urged capitalists and cooperatives to develop irrigation, marketing, and large-scale projects to settle Puget Sound region and supply cities with farm products.
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Sunset Magazine
Joel Shoemaker
North Yakima
Southwestern Washington Improvement Association
Behalis
Great Northern Railway
California
British Columbia
Washington
Mr Shoemaker
Puget Sound
Wickersham Denounces Alaska Officials and Guggenheims
In Alaska a public clash unfolds as Attorney General Wickersham accuses officials of graft and exposes alleged influence by the Guggenheim interests. He claims United States Marshal Love profited from prisoner per diems, while officials deny illegalities and cite investigations.
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Guggenheim
Alaska
Judiciary
Wickersham
Guggenheims
United States
Love
Cunningham
Taft
Cordova
Water right application filed under Tieton project record
An application for a water right was filed Friday in the county auditor’s office. The right would be appurtenant to the west half of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 22, township 13, range 18.
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Tieton
Indian Feast of Berries Observed Near Toppenish
The Yakima reservation held a Sunday feast of berries at Billy Captain's home two miles southeast of Toppenish with about 200 Indians in attendance. Dried salmon, roots, and berries were served as music and ritual marked the event, led by Billy Captain and featuring pompoms and a bell. Only white attendee was L. V. McWhorter, an adopted Yakima.
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Yakima Reservation
Billy Captain
Toppenish
L. V. McWhorter
Yakimas
Indian Woman Wins Case Over Deed To Dam Site Rights
In Golilendale Washington Judge McKenney rules Emma Dave deceived into deeding rights to George S S Canfield Spokane promoter. Deed reformed to bar dam site riparian overflow and right of way but allows 40 foot water ditch and limited water draw on Emma Caves land. Northwestern Electric Co may appeal contending it a compromise ruling.
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Golilendale
Wash
McKenney
Emma Dave
George S.S. Canfield
Spokane
Northwestern Electric Company
Emma Cave
W Veasey
Lyle Company
Northwestern Company
Keasey
Seattle Editor and Daphne Pollard Elope Aboard President
B. Strother Bunch, assistant city editor of the Seattle Times, and Daphne Pollard, former Lois theatre star, eloped on the steamship President bound for Los Angeles. Relatives learned of the marriage after the ship had set to sea.
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Seattle
B. Strother Bunch
Seattle Times
Daphne Pollard
Los Angeles
Miss Pollard
Eddie Foy
Lois Theatre
Bunch
The
Lois
Young Woman's Christian Association Moves to New Quarters
The Young Woman's Christian Association will move this week to a new building on East Yakima Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets. The facility will include a dining room, gymnasium with showers, library, reading room, and three transient bedrooms for girls arriving in the city. Local firms supply furniture, kitchen ranges, and other essentials, with plans for cooking sewing and Bible classes in the fall led by Miss H. M. Lindgren as general secretary.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
East Yakima Avenue
Listman Furniture Company
H. M. Lindgren
Edith Puller
Travelers’ Aid
B. Healds
White testifies on bribe past in Lorimer probe
Charles A. White, once a street car conductor and Illinois legislator, testifies before the Senate Lorimer committee about accepting money to back William Lorimer for the U S Senate. He cites reading material including Lawson, Sinclair, Reisel, Bryan and labor publications as context for his actions.
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Washington
Charles A. White
Lllinois States
William Lorimer
U U. S. Senate
Senate Lorimer Committee
Lorimer
White
Marble
Lawson
High Finance
Upton Sinclair
Reisel
Bryan
Reagan
St. Louis
State fair grounds to gain grandstand and improvements
Plans for upgrading the state fair grounds include an 85 foot by 1000 seat grandstand with fourteen boxes and 250 opera chairs. Architect William Perrin prepared bid plans from the Miller Building, with alterations to the Manufacturers and Educational buildings in Renaissance style and enhanced lighting and access. Dr J S Kloebler, the president, splits time between his ranch and the fair grounds as work proceeds.
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State Fair Grounds
Herald
William Perrin
Miller
Perrin
Manufacturers
Liberal Arts
Seattle
J. S. Kloebler
Selah
Fair Grounds
Death Comes Close as Rifle Explodes Hitting Horse
Charles Humbert narrowly escaped serious injury when his nephew’s loaded rifle fell from a wagon and exploded in the wheel. The horse was fatally shot and euthanized. Humbert and Cameron survived the accident after the mare’s death. The wife is away in San Francisco.
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Charles Humbert
San Franscsco
Humbert
Will Crosswhite
San Francisco
San Cameron
Soda Springs
Mr. Humbert
Young Crosswhite
A Healthy Happy Old Age Laxative Remedy Promotion
A health advert touts cleanse and regularity with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It claims natural action strengthens internal organs without weakening them and suits the young to middle aged. Genuine bottles bear the California Fig Syrup Co. name on the label.
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California Fig Syrup Co
All American Stars to Play in Spokane and Local Events
Local notes cite the All American Stars scheduled to play in Spokane on October 20 with another local date listed as October 70. The column records many visits and social calls in North Yakima Toppenish and nearby towns including A G Kamm returning from Portland and sightings of Frank Mayer in Idaho and Montana. Citizens such as the Daltons Cassidy Hunsaker Grant Purdin Pettijohn Hartley and Benjamin are noted with travel and family updates along with business additions and a health ad for Chamberlain's remedy.
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All American Stars
Spokane
A. G. Kamm
Portland
O.W. R. & N. Company
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Frank Mayer
Idaho
Montana
North Yakima
Joe Dalton
CC. A. Cassidy
Walter B. Hunsaker
Charles W. Grant
Toppenish
Tigers
W. J. Purdin
Violet
B. F. Pettijohn
R. Hartley
Granger
City
Myrtle Point
A. Benjamin
Lincoln Avenue
E. W. Shaw
Tenth Avenue South
Chicago
Logan H. Roberts
Yellowstone Park
Fred S. Fogg
Tacoma
Western Accident and Health Insurance Co
O. Z
Irrigation Failures in the Southwest
The article explains why irrigation projects in New Mexico failed over the years. It cites poor financial returns, mismanagement, and lack of settlers as key causes, noting that many schemes were wildcat ventures and others collapsed under debt before farmers could pay for water.
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New Mexico
Growth of County Roads and Road Policy Debate
County officials defend plans to build a Sound country highway funded by state funds, claim benefits for Yakima Valley, and discuss extensive county road machinery and July disbursements. Open bids announced for macadam and bitulithic sections as the county pursues widened oil macadam highways through Yakima and Naches regions.
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Yakima
Washington
Yakima Valley
The
Herald
Roberts
Sunnyside
Mabton
North Yakima Noe
Erie
Union Gap
Lamay
Olson
Naches
Cowiche
Moxee
Pleasant Valley
Alfalfa
Zillah
Nob Hill
Ahtanum
Board of County Commissioners
Mabtom
Selah Gap
Yakma Avenue
Fruitvale
Nelson Bridge
Painted Rocks
Yakima City
Yakma City
Selah
Moxee Bridge
Yakima Avenue
Miles
Miles Avenue
Fruitvale Boulevard
Naches Road
Naches Gap
Concades
Sound Country
Naches Valley
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Pettijohn
Cramer
Ben Kohls
Russel
Ped Wee
Oppenish
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Ss ” Pettijohn
If Wickersham
Sexton
Daphne Pollard and
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Bunch Elope
YW. G
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Herald Office
Des Moines
Pryor
Charmaberlain
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