Fruit Growers Work On Final Plan In Portland
More than one hundred apple growers from Oregon Washington and Idaho meet in Portland to form a national selling agency to control and dispose of apples from the three states. A fifteen member committee is named to draft a plan for tomorrow’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Ore
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
H. W. Otis
Wenatchee
H. C. Sproat
Hood River
H. ©. Lamb
Milton
John Fordis
Portland
C. F. Whisler
Medford
A. P. Dateman
Mosier
Miles Wagner
Weiser
C. L. Smith
Lewiston
W. F. Ritz
Walla Walla
W. M. Nelson
North Yakima
Geo. C. Eaton
Granger
C. H. Clark
G. H. Sprague
Cashmere
Green Rejoices as Pony Returns Home
Rev. Leon D. Green's Shetland pony, thought stolen after tying by Mull & Company store, was found late Saturday in a rancher's house beyond Summit View. The pony had wandered city streets all night, following hackmen and a rural free delivery man before returning home with children who found it nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon D. Green
Summit View
For Dr King’s New Discovery Two Lives Saved
Fayetteville resident A. D. McDonald recalls two frightful coughs cured by Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits the remedy with curing his sister and himself of night sweats and consumption. It is advertised for sore lungs coughs colds hemorrhage la grippe asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough with trial bottle free and 65c and 1.00 guarantees by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. C
Circuit for Next Year Poultry Show Aims Higher Entry
Yakima County Poultry association plans a 1000-bird show next year with a proposed circuit including Spokane and Walla Walla. Members met to set dates, voting to hold the second week in January 1912, and inviting judge Miller Purvis back while offering Elmer Dixon of Oregon City as an optional alternative. The group notes increased membership and will hold a January 28 meeting at the courthouse to finalize policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Yakima
Purvis
Association
Leon D. Green
Mr. Purvis
Yakima County Poultry Association
Court House
Yakima Show Winners Highlight Poultry Honors at Kennewick
Mr Linse returns from Walla Walla with two trophy cups the National White Wyandotte Association and the Walla Walla Poultry Association awards for best pen of solid color Wyandottes. Linse scored 1878 16. Second place Henry Ringhous Clackamas Ore only 5 16 of a point behind. Linse captured multiple top positions across cock cockerel hen and pen categories. H W Sprague Buff Orpington winner at Yakima also had a pen on display at Kennewick taking first prize.
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Walla Walk
Linse
Walla Walla
National
White Wyandotte Association
Walla Walla Poultry Association
Wyandottes
Henry Ringhous
Clackamas
Ore
Yakima
H. W. Sprague
Buff Orpington
Kennewick
Nursery stock arrives from Hall and Holland shipments
Two carloads of nursery stock arrived in North Yakima Saturday and were inspected by Deputy T O Morrison. One load for Yakima Independent nursery was Kansas stock. the Henry Bros incorporation load was Holland stock. The Holland lot, from John G Vanderbom, bore Dr Ritzema Bos state entomologist of Holland’s inspection.
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North
Yakima
T. O. Morrison
Kansas
Henry Bros., Incorporated
Holland Stock
Ritzema Bos
Holland
Final Poultry Awards at Chicken Show Highlight Anna Dunn
The Commercial club cup for the highest scoring pen went to Mrs. Anna Dunn with Buff Cochins. Dr. Rossiter won the English class cup with White Orpingtons scoring 1865-16. F R Henry's s C Brown Leghorns and D A Gillette's S C Reds won Mediterranean and American classes respectively.
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Anna Dunn
D. A. Gillette
I. J. Oder
Mrs. Dunn
F. R. Henry
L. D. Green
Wyman & Sheldon
Ss. Co
J. A. Adams
Ss. C. White Leghorns
Sanitarium Poultry Yards
Miss Wherry
Louis Breawn
W. R._ Strong
Grandview
C. C. Clark
Tyler
Wash
J. P. Thurston
Buff Cochins
A. J. McNab
Young man charged with cutting timber on reservation lands
R. M. Shepard was arrested at Sun Nyside Monday after a complaint by Indian Agent S A M Young. He faced a charge of cutting timber on allot ted lands of the reservation. Deputy U S Marshal A N Short took him into custody and he appeared before U S Commissioner E E Cleaver Monday evening, admitted to bail of 500 dollars. Report says Shepard harvested a season's supply of firewood along Satus Creek.
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R. M. Shepard
Sunnyside
S. A. M. Young
United States
Marshall A. N. Short
E. E. Cleaver
Shepard
Warluke Irrigation Project Advances in Yakima Area
Promoters of the Warlake irrigation project backed by eastern capital move forward with a large stock of construction material on the docks at Kennewick. A gravity ditch will deliver water by April 1 with electric power from Pacific Light and Power, and a 4500 acre irrigation tract is planned alongside land sales and water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlake
Columbia River Orchards Company
F. J. Bonn
Kennewick
Wahlake
Wahlake J Company
Hanford
Pacific Light & Power Company
Chelan Fruit Men Visit North Yakima Officials
A group of twelve Wenatchee and Cashmere fruitgrowers toured North Yakima after attending Prosser’s State Horticultural meeting. They viewed Grand View and Sunnyside, rode a street railway special car, dined at Yakima hotel, and praised local progress and amenities. The delegation listed M Horan J L Weythman J H Sprague A C Allen S Goldy T P Holcomb J L Padfield E T Balch Prof Trumbull C T Clark D W Roedrick J B Skon and Harry Shotwell.
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Wenatchee
Cashmere
Prosser
Grandview
Sunnyside
Street Railway Company
Yakima Hotel
Commercial Club
Chelan
North
Yakima
M. Horan
J. L. Weythman
Relief for stomach distress by Herb ine advertised
An advertisement promotes Herb ine as instant relief for heartburn indigestion and stomach distress. It claims to expel badly digested food from the body restore tone in the stomach and bowels and lists price at 50 cents. Sold by D H Fry 10 Yakima Ave and C W Camp West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
C. W. Camp
West Side
Ballard
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Drops Fruit Trade Move
The Kennewick firm votes 1784 to 260 to abandon fruit on commission and shipments. It will keep feeds seeds oil and merchandise, aligning with the Yakima Valley Fruit Growers association for future fruit dealings. Manager B E M Sly notes 1910 fruit sales totaled over 86,500 in a $140,000 business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Fruit & Produce Company
Yakima Valley Fruit Growers Association
Kennewick Fruit
BE. M. Sly
Stave Pipe Expert Returns to Yakima From Cimarron Mission
J. H. Regan, who has been inserting Tacoma stave pipes in Yakima County for irrigation, just returned from Cimarron Mexico where his group plans to install about thirty carloads of piping for a private waterworks system there.
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J. H. Regan
Tacoma
Yakima
Fas
Cimarron
Mexico
Largest January Real Estate Sale On Record
The January record includes a $25,000 sale filed Saturday at the county auditor. W. L. Gale sold 20 acres to A. H. Mullison in the Zillah district, describing the east half of the southeast quarter of section 23, township 11 north, range 20 east. A $3,000 mortgage is assumed and an additional $19,000 mortgage to Gale is signed for 11 years at 7 percent by A. H. Mullison and his wife.
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W. L. Gale
A. H. Mullison
W. M
Zillah
A. H. Mullin
Four Prominent Lawyers Nominated for Yakima Supreme Court Vacancy
Petitioners in North Yakima urge Governor Hay to appoint a lawyer from irrigation law backgrounds to succeed Judge Rudkin. Signers name four candidates from Yakima and nearby counties and plan a three member committee to present the petition. The list emphasizes merit and practical irrigation law experience. A medical ad follows, promoting Ballard's Snow Liniment for wounds with local retailers listed.
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North Yakima
Hay
Supreme Bench
Rudkin
Yakima
Chelan
Spokane
Kittitas
Okanogan
Grant
Stevens
Walla Walla
Supreme Court
Whce Rudkin
State of Washington
F. H. Rudkin
Yakima County
Washington
BE. B. Preble
D. H. Carey
Stevens County
Ralph Kauffman
Kittitas County
O. R. Holcomb
Adams
Franklin
Benton
City Councilmen Return From Streets and Parks Inquiry
City Councilman Fred H. Shaw chairman of the streets ditches and parks committee and member J M Brown have returned to North Yakima after an extensive trip to investigate everything pertaining to the committee’s remit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred HB. Shaw
J. M. Brown
North Yakima
City paving trip yields eye opening reports for North Yakima
Chairman Shaw reports on a two week survey through Seattle Tacoma Puyallup Portland Spokane and Coeur d Alene City. The group studied asphalt brick paving labor costs materials and maintenance. A comprehensive council report will follow after further talks with committee members and city officials.
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A. C. Pease
Portland
H. J. Doolittle
Spokane
Shaw
Herald
Seattle
Tacoma
Puyallup
Coeur d'Alene
Sound
Yakima
Aumiller and Wife Recover Interest From North Coast
The state supreme court remanded the case North Coast Railroad Co. v. Aumiller to award additional interest. It reversed the superior court of North Yakima and ordered judgment for interest on the $15,000 condemnation award from May 18, 1910, to payment date, for property owned by the appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
North Coast Railroad Company
W. J
An Old Fashioned Woman in Quiet Domestic Duty
Poem honors a woman of humble paths and steadfast motherhood. It praises her unglamorous life as home keeper shaping children with gentleness and virtue. Her quiet influence brightens hearts and eases sorrow through daily care and affection.
Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed By Reader
L McConnell of Catherine Street Elmir a New York writes praising Foley's Kidney Remedy for a bad kidney trouble. She used five bottles and found it highly effective and reliable. For sale by North Yakima Drug Store Tus-Thus-Sat.
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Foley
L. McConnell
Catherine St
Elmira
N. Y
North Yakima Drug Store
Danville Grand Jury Probes City Attorney Vote Buying Claim
Vermilion county grand jury hearings reveal City Attorney Frank W. Jones accused of vote buying with a 50-witness list. reporters and nine others subpoenaed as the probe widens to potential election irregularities and even court conduct. Danville January report notes Speaker Cannon’s son in law among those called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Vermillion County Grand Jury
Speaker Cannon
Frank W. Jones
Jones
Empire style frock inspired by Empress Josephine attire
Callot presents a pure Empire frock modeled after an Empress Josephine costume. A pale silk satin slip supports a white net overdress with lace bands, a straight skirt, crossed bodice, and high sash. A pink rose wreath decorates the girdle and a pearl bead fillet enhances the hair.
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Callot
Josephine
Jones Denies Confession After Election Office Allegations
Frankenberger and Martin testified Jones allegedly admitted selling votes from a rear room election office near a butcher shop in Danville. Jones denied confessing and said he would tell the grand jury the truth when questioned. a subpoena followed.
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Frankenberger
Jones
Grand Jury
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F. A. Luse
Co. B. Root
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H. Frankenberger
Commercial News
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