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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1907

Page

7

Runyan Found After Missing Windsor Trust Teller Arrest

Chester B. Runyan, Windsor Trust teller who disappeared with about 96000, was arrested in New York. He had 54419 in a satchel. Mrs. Carter, whose home he hid in, is detained. Detectives tracked him to 610 West 144th Street where he surrendered after a pistol disarm and remarking The jig is up.

New York Chester B. Runyan Windsor Trust Company Runyan Carter West 144Th Street

Supt Reed to lecture on School Administration and Teaching

Supt. D. C. Reed left for Pullman after invited lectures at Washington State College. He will discuss school organization, relations among officials, teachers meetings, and the departmental system. He plans two more talks on arithmetic, reading, grammar, geography, and two addresses titled What is it All For and The Spirit of American Literature.

D. C. Reed Washington State College Pullman

Brewery Burns at Ellensburg in 50,000 Fire

Ellensburg Brewing and Malting company suffered a five story blaze yesterday morning wiping the structure from the map. Loss estimated at 50 000 with insurance coverage noted. Frank Groger the manager could not say if rebuilding would occur. City mills and steam plant were saved as hundreds watched the fire.

Ellens Burs Ellensburg Brewing & Malting Company Frank Groger

Engagement announced at Seattle dinner by Rev and Mrs Hayden

The Rev and Mrs F L Hayden hosted a dinner at Hotel Stander in Seattle on July 2 announcing the engagement of their daughter Hazel to Mr H T L Hall. Guests included Hon J P Hartman and Mrs Hartman, Dr and Mrs J B Eagleson, Mrs Francis W Nagler, and Miss Alice Hayden.

F. L. Hayden Stander Seattle Hazel H. TL. Hall Hayden Hull J. P. Hartman Hart Man J. B. Eagleson Francis W. Nagler This City Alice Hayden Yakima City Bartholet Gee, Brown Francis Bunson Edwin C. Church Ard Cooper Enoch Devoy James Dexter Isabelle Ellison Clarence Farben John Francis Roy Toulouse Emmie Toulouse John Gibson Inez Grant Minnie Lane Ed. Lienkaemper Calvin Warner Emory Weaver P. M Hatch Coral R. A. Thomas Mendelsshon Smalley Dollie Hatch Ray Marston Mrs. Thomas H. S. Hatch Mr. Thomas Spokane

Cannery Expansion Opens New Machinery Addition

The Cannery’s large addition now houses machinery and will be ready for operation by August 1. The Yakima valley cannery will pack every variety of fruit and, with the new addition, North Yakima hosts the largest such plant in the Pacific Northwest with a seasonal capacity of 160,000 boxes. Manager W L Simpson travels to Namsquaw to oversee a sister plant.

Yakima Valley North Yakima Pacific Northwest

Restraining Order in Nursery Company Dispute

A Superior Court order bars Tim Kelly from collecting accounts or handling the North Yakima and Wapato nurseries until a hearing. Washington Nursery Co and J C Campbell claim Kelly, as business manager, withholds the sale of Campbell’s stake, uses company funds, and neglects management, seeking a receiver appointed.

Tim Kelly North Yakima and Wapato Washington Nursery Company J. C. Campbell North Yakima Nursery Company Tim Kelly & Co Kelly

Power Plant Promotion Moves Toward Packwood Lake

Tons of supplies ship to Packwood Lake southwest of Mount Rainier as San Francisco financiers plan a vast water power project. Engineer HH K Green directs the site work while questions remain on whether power will reach Portland or the Sound cities.

Chehalis Packwood Lake Mount Rainier Cora San Francisco HH. K. Green Portland Sound The Herald Idaho Oast

Bradshaw Real Estate Official Returns From Spokane

C. O. Bradshaw of the Bradshaw Hoffman Real Estate company is due back tomorrow after a short business trip in Spokane.

C. O. Bradshaw Bradshaw Hoffman Real Estate Company Spokane

Yaki ma Moxee Valley Land Co Buys Large Tract

The Yakima Moxee Valley Land Company purchased 35 147 acres in the Moxee valley for 500 000 from P M Joice and Ida M Joice of Lake Mills Iowa. J H Rose and Luella Rose appear as purchasers with the firm, which plans irrigation and sale of orchard and farm tracts east of the city.

Yakima-Moxee Valley Land Company Moxee Valley P. M. Joice Ida M. Joice Lake Mills Iowa Rose Land Company J. H. Rose Luella Rose Yakima-Moxee

County Towns Seek 200000 Bond for Roads

A Sunnyside delegation led by Representative Lee A. Johnson will urge county commissioners to issue bonds for 200000 for good roads. Delegations from many lower valley towns and about twenty five local citizens plan to press next Tuesday. The exact amount is unsettled with possibilities of a 100000 to 204000 bond and a special election.

Herald Good Roads Sunnyside Lee A. Johnson Lower Valley

Fourth of July Picnic At Fraser Home

Miss Zella Fraser hosted a July Fourth picnic at her parents home in the Natches valley. About thirty city youths joined a morning outing with bunting filled lawns and a noon dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Fraser Ida Sharkey Lena Motz Caddie Lesh Alma Lesh Helen Scott Rowena Case Neonta Dull Marion Miller Helen Wright Myrta Clark Frank Sharkey Ralph Williamson Harry Jones Clifford Wright Frank Kinney Willard Selleck Clifford Fraser and A B Cline plus Mrs Mary Cannon.

Zella Fraser James Fraser Natches Valley Mrs. Fraser Ida Sharkey Lena Motz Caddie Lesh Alma Lesh Helen Scott Rowena Case Neonta Dull Marion Miller Helen Wright Myrta Clark Frank Sharkey Ralph Williamson Harry Jones Clifford Wright Frank Kinney Williard Selleck Clifford Fraser A. B. Cline Mary Cannon

Men depart for two day fishing trip to Horseshoe Bend

Warren Erwin Benard Wilkinson Wilbur Liggett and Dwight Redman left yesterday afternoon for a fishing trip to Horseshoe Bend in the Natchs They will be gone two days.

Warren Erwin Benard Wilkinson Wilbur Liggett Dwight Redman Horseshoe Bend Natchs

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