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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

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Yakima project support grows as engineers hear growers

Local fruit growers and ranchers pressed for rapid completion of the Yakima project units Tieton Wapato Sunnyside Kittitas Benton. Col Biddle asked if hay lands could bear water costs. Jack Splawn and others said hay lands would net about 50 dollars per acre yearly while orchards and fruit businesses show strong values and rising demand for shipping capacity.

Yakima Tieton Wapato Sunnyside Kittitas Benton Army Engineers Col Biddle Kittitas and Jack Splawn Alfred Henry Commercial Club Col. Biddle Kutz Gen. Marshall Newell Col Langfirtt Maj Harts Bumping Lake Reclamation Service Tieton Water Users’ Association Nobhill Moxee Jones Alex Miller Thomas Cooper Elliott Northern Pacific M. B. Scudder Yakima High Line High H. M. Gilbert Sage-Brush Henry Splawn

Dayton Firm Sells 40000 Bushels Hoskins Wheat Crop

J C Fair, independent buyer, reports the sale of Frank Hoskins wheat crop of 40000 bushels. Portland Flouring Mills buys 20000 blue stem and Fair 20000 red chaff at 85 cents. Blue stem brings 88 8 cents and red chaff 82 cents, the year's top grain price. Delivery via Klum station warehouses. red chaff to coast for immediate needs. Hoskins receives a $34000 check, likely Columbia county harvest record.

Dayton Frank Hoskins J. C. Fair Portland Flouring Mills Company Mr. Fair Klum Station Hoskins Columbia County

Hay Ranch Lease Values Heat Debate On Alfalfa Land

Col Biddle asks if alfalfa land can bear a $90 construction charge. Gilbert cites a 70 acre leased hay ranch on the reservation weighed at Toppenish. He reports the crop value per acre at $69.

Col. Biddle Gilbert

Ruth Craven Shines in Leah Role at Grand

Sioux City Tribune reports Ruth Craven, a popular local actress, delivered a superb emotional performance as Leah in Daughter of Judea at the Grand last night, adding another laurel to her versatile career.

Ruth Craven Sioux City the Grand Leah Tribune

Reynolds Completes Final Proof on 121 Acre Homestead

Warren M Reynolds of the Ahtan um completed final proof yesterday at the land office for his homestead consisting of 121 acres.

Warren M. Reynolds The Ahtanum

Roosevelt's Western Journey Opens New York to Kansas Tour

Roosevelt travels through Colorado and into western Kansas laying the YMCA building cornerstone at Pueblo and planning Osawatomie speeches. Gifford Pinchot and James R. Garfield accompany him as crowds greet the Roosevelt caravan in Sugar City Ordway and Eads while he praises sugar beets and alfalfa and the prairie bloom.

Morace Kan Colorado Kansas Roosevelt Pueblo Colo Osawatomie John Brown Sugar City Kansas Line West Teddy Ordway Eads Gifford Pinchot James R. Garfield Stubbs Martin

Greek High Priest Visits Local Greeks in Town and Portland

The Greek priest B G Abramopoulos from Portland Oregon visited Yakima and surrounding areas with a large local Greek delegation. He toured the city in traditional attire and spoke with members, who show strong reverence for him. The Greek community recently built a new Portland church costing about 15000 dollars, with over 100 Portland members and many more in outlying districts and Washington.

B. G. Abramopoulos Portland Oregon Earres Yakima Columbia Toppenish America Abrahamopoulos United States Washington

Price of Sunnyside Visits Valleys of the High Line

Walter Price of Sunnyside traveled to town yesterday on business connected with the Valleys of the High Line Water Users association.

Walter Price Sunnyside High Line Water Users Association

Johnson Has High Ground On Pledge, Secretary Confirms

Johnson, candidate for the state senate, says he will honor the party's choice for U S senator and provided Secretary Howell's letter showing the pledge was offered promptly but rejected by the state. He accuses the Herald editor of Malice and cites old antipathies as motive.

Lee A. Johnson State Senate Army Engineers Herald Johnson Howell United States

Dolliver Attacks La Follette in Wisconsin Tour

Senator Dolliver of Iowa denounces La Follette and Wisconsin politics in a speech urging action against perceived corruption. He warns that backing private interests risks disaster for the nation and accuses standpatters of two conflicting schools, Aldrich’s and the Apostle’s.

Dolliver Iowa M. la Follette Wis Aldrich Apostle Wisconsin

Special Train Tours Valley With Army Engineers Group

George Donald of the North Yaki ma and Valley Railroad company travels with a special train tour through the valley bearing Army engineers for several days of inspection and work.

George Donald North Yakima and Valley Railroad Company Army Engineers

Poison Death for W. Small Stuns Portland Readers

William Small, once with Anglite Regulator Co., died in Portland after a morphine injection during a heavy drinking bout. Companions say he self-administered the drug in a weakened state. police abandon foul play theory. He died at Good Samaritan Hospital with Dr. Bettman confirming morphine poisoning.

William Smat Anglite Regulator Co Portland Emory Johnson Small Johnson A. G. Bettman Hotel Plaza Block Hs Brother

Capitalists Visit North Yakima for Power and Transit Study

Elks Club hosts a large party of bankers and Pacific Power and Light directors from the east and west. The group tours the Yakima Valley by train and auto, inspecting the Naches power plant, orchards, packing houses, and local transit lines. Local citizens greet them and aim to leave a favorable impression for future investment and projects.

North Yakima Pacific Power and Light Company Atrea Oregon Washington Idaho Mitchell New York Guy W. Talbot Portland H. C. Lucas S$. & Gordon Astoria Hunt Lewis Philip Bouliner Edward Cookingham Miles C. Moore Walla Walla F. G. Sykes I. L. Dame A. S. Greiner George F Nevins Neil A. Weathers Yakima Valley C Lucas States Tendleton Kennewick Columbia River Priest’ Rapids Priest Rapids Eypire S. Z. Mitchell Electric Bond and Share Company D. F. George Miller & George Providence R. J T. F. J. McDonnell Lyman & McDonnell George K. Reilly Montgomery, Clothier and Taylor Philadelphia G. P. Metcalf Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company W. McM. Rutter White, Weld & Co Bankers Chicago Br. T. Chapman Stevens, Chapman & Co Minneapolis, Minn R W. Martin William A. Read & Co I. V. Henshaw William P. Bonbright & Co M. Hamilton The Electric Bond & Share Company American Power & Wright Company H. P. Wright Wright Investment Company Kansas City A. E. Jencks Slater Trust Company Paw United Engineering Company Philip Buehner A.S. Grenier Henry Teal Securities George IL. Myers Josiah Richards Spokane and Mastern Trust Company Spokiane M. S. Downs Seattle Miles ¢ Moore A. BD. Charlton Northern Pacific Railroad Nutt N. P N. FP Wiallula Elks’ Club East West Naches Yakima Valley Transportation Company

Bouquet Looks Like Bomb As Roosevelt Passes

At Tribune Kansas a crowd gathered as Colonel Roosevelt saluted. A large bouquet was hurled toward him and he dodged it, joking that he feared a bomb. He thanked the donor, remarking on the quality needed for government success. The train then moved on.

Leotis Kan Tribune

Peach Market Sees Steady Price Despite Rippled Harvest

Prices hover around 30 cents as peaches arrive in mixed condition with half the receipts deemed saleable. Growers fret over overripe fruit while a veteran hauler reports average returns near 42 cents, urging steadier packing and consistent variety labeling to sustain sales.

Rialto J. M. Perry York State Spokane

Hit Er Out Now Chance Sets Postseason Plans

Chicago report notes Frank Chance orders players to hit for power as Cubs shift to slugging to boost pennant hopes and prepare for a possible post season meeting with Connie Mack’s Athletics. Mack and Chance study each other while Cubs abandon bunting for big hits.

Chicago Frank Hance Chance Cubs Connie Mick Philadelphia Americans Atheletics Mack Athletics

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