Warfield to Appear in The Auctioneer at Larson’s Theater
David Warfield brings the character comedy The Auctioneer to Larson’s theater for a single performance on January 22 under the personal direction of David Belasco. The star’s prior New York run drew full houses, with a large company including Marie Bates, Maria Davis, Dallas Tyler, Eugene Canfield, Robert Fischer, Stokes Sullivan, William Boag, Helena Phillips, Harry Rogers and Charles Chappelle. The scenic production is described as one of the year’s most notable showings.
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David Warfield
New York
Larson
Warfield
David Belasco
Bijou Theatre
Marie Bates
Maria Davis
Dallas Tyler
Eugene Canfield
Robert Fischer
Stokes Sullivan
William Boag
Helena Phillips
Harry Rogers
Charles Chappelle
Human Hearts at Larson's theater this Friday
On Friday January 23 Larson's theater again presents Human Hearts an Arkansas hills idyll praised for its scenery and strong performance. The production uses two complete sets for different stages with new scenic work by Kipling Jeffries and Walter Scott. Manager Nankeville notes the show is an investment of thousands and promises improved execution.
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Larson’s
Arkansas Hills
Shore Acres
Kipling
Jeffries
Walter Scott
Nankeville
Beautiful wallpaper bargains spark city sale
It will be a shame if you miss the opportunity to buy beautiful wallpapers cheap. New stock features exquisite designs and colorings in paper hangings, with a great variety of pretty patterns. Handsome and durable paperings at 10e per roll, going fast.
Warfield Company Receives Seattle Dispatch
A 1903 Seattle dispatch to Manager Fournier reports the David Warfield company is a strong act, with about forty performers and the best show in three years. The note, sent by Cort of Seattle, urges getting the production out and rustling for bookings.
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David Warfield Company
Fournier
Cort
Seattle
Edward Fournier
Warfield Company
P.I. and
Times
Former Yakima Boy Leads Handball Semi Final Fun
Miller Freeman, once a North Yakima boy and now editor of The Ranch, shuts out Dr. McCulloch in the handball semi finals. Garvey and McDonald have yet to play their semi final. Freeman awaits a likely final clash with the winner for a lively final.
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Miller Freeman
Dr. McCulloch
Garvey
McDonald
Freeman
Seattle Argus
Yakima
Northwest
Wool Supply Shift Pushes Up Prices Worldwide
In 1897 thirty years ago 74 000 000 pounds of wool were carried over while in 1902 only 316 659 167 were on hand at year end. The Philadelphia Press says consumption will occur before June and necessitate importing more wool than in years past. With reduced foreign supply higher prices seem likely. Scoured wool sells for 58 cents per pound now vs 40 cents in 1897, while London sees about 50 cents. Cotton is used as a substitute but demand for wool still rises. U S wool output grows as global supply tightens.
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Philadelphia Press
London
United States
Trade Interest Grows in North Yakima as Potato Feed Surges
Trade Register notes Yakima valley sheepmen switch to potatoes for winter feed saving on alfalfa. Potatoes bought at about $3 per ton, alfalfa once priced at $6.50. North Yakima's 1902 building boom shows 16 stone and brick buildings and $300,000 in new outlay plus $1.5 million in bank deposits.
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Yakima
Yakima County
Trade Register
Yakima Valley
Strawberry Plant Offer From Glen Mary and Others
Listings for sale include Glen Mary Haverland Magoon and Sample strawberry varieties in New York and Washington. Prices on application. Contact Wa. Lug Jr at 49-20 R F D No. 3 North Yakima.
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Glen Mary
New York
Lug, Jr
North Yakima
Loss of Mr. Sophi Delays Family Reunion Until 1903
A mother and daughter recount Mr. Sophi’s departure and long absence. He will not return for another year, planning to come on New Year’s Day, leaving them awaiting 1903.
Remarkable recovery with Dr King’s New Discovery
Homer Hall of West Point Io credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing a severe lung cough thought to be consumption. The testimonial claims a dramatic weight gain to 227 pounds and promotion of the remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered free at Yakima drug stores.
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Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Yakima
One Minute Cough Cure Reported Safe Aid in Croup Attack
A Chester Michigan postmaster and father, A L Spafford, recounts his child’s sudden croup attack. A dose of One Minute Cough Cure was given and repeated, easing swelling and mucus, allowing the child to rest and recover quickly. The remedy claims to cure coughs colds la grippe and throat and lung troubles.
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A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Brief chat on fledgling artist's temperament and attire
A conversation notes skepticism about a young woman artist's temperament and dress. One speaker questions her artistic depth while the other counters that she has only recently begun studying art.
Dialogue Tag Switch Highlights Recriminations
In a crowded exchange characters accuse each other of giving the same book. A grim quip labels a man as a chestnut roaster while questioning his wartime service and battles. The conversation mixes nostalgia with skepticism.
Rob Roy Stock Offered For Sale In Gold Hill District
50 000 shares of Rob Roy stock offered at 5 cents with six claims in the Gold Hill Summit mining district. Elizabeth lode and Elizabeth mine proximity noted. current Elizabeth holdings at 1 per share. MacCrimmon Needham, 16 North First Street, are agents for the sale.
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Rob Roy
Gold Hill
Summit Mining District
Elizabeth Lode
Elizabeth
MacCrimmon & Needham
North First Street
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J. Lynch
Dutter Building
Natchez Avenue South
H. R. Wells, M. D
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Kershaw Block
David Rosser
U. & Pension Examiner
Ayres’ Yellow Drug Store
6Th and Chestnut
P. Frank
First National Bank
A. S. Hayley
Yakima City
R.H. H. Hoffman
McDonald's
J. E. Banks
Schindeler
Yakima Avenue
North
T. G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
M. Richards
North Yakima Drug Store
Sixth Street
AL Bank OF North
M. Ladd
Charles Carpenter
W. L. Steinweg
A. B. Cline
Directors. Ladd, W. L. Steinweg
Char. Carpente
H.b.scudder
W.B. Dudley
North Yakima, Wash
Geo. Donald
Hugh K. Sinclair
J. D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Capital
Transactan
Foreign and
A. L. Baxter
A. F. Tovurvile
Barbur, Tourville & Co., General Commission Merchants
Pacific Ave
Tacoma
Washington
THE
Yakima Herald
Tom Jogan
Schorn’s Paint Store
Foley
George
Jack
Old Man
Rodrick
van Albert
A. Schindeler
B. N. Sigmund
Vinton & Reese
Chas. Collins
Ellis Collins
V. H. Burwell Collins Bros
Burwell Contractors and Builders
D. B. Fox
Mulhollan
Grocers
Fawcett Bros
First ST
U. S
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