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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1907

Page

10

Convention Program for D C Sunday School Workers

The D C convention runs May 14 to 16 with Rev D W Berry arranging. Sessions cover The Kings Business themed lessons with guest speakers from Spokane Pullman and New Jersey, plus training topics for teachers and home departments.

Berry Ralph W. Cooley Spokane J. Woodbidge Banes International Field Worker New Jersey King’s Bryan Pullman Wash Barnes Ww. H. Mariner The King’s Business E. E. Finch Palouse Lillie M. Robertson Spo

Sunday School Convention Heads East to North Yakima

Spokane Sunday school workers plan large turnout for the State Sunday School association convention in North Yakima May 14 to 16. About 300 delegates are expected. two special cars may shuttle Spokane attendees. W R Cooley and D W Berry lead the Spokane committee and the North Yakima hosts prepare for eastern Washington and northern Idaho delegates. Lewiston may host next year’s meeting.

D. W. Berry Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Sunday School Association Barnes W. R. Cooley Spokane State Sunday School Association North Yakima M. E. Dunn W. R. Smart W.R. Cooley State Association M. E

Prisoners Sentenced by Superior Court

The last term convicts were arraigned before Judge Rigg. Bert S King got three years in Walla Walla penitentiary for arson at the St Paul house. Frank LaPetrie drew 18 months. Oscar Spencer received two years for burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. Notices of appeal filed for King Presley Swasey Spencer. Presley and Swasey had suspended sentences.

Rigg Bert S. King Walla Walla King St. Paul Randall J. Presley J. Shebast George Swasey Frank LaPetrie Oscar Spencer

Wrestler Charles Delivuk Challenges Buchholtz for Match

Charles Delivuk issues a challenge to L. E. Buchholtz for a wrestling match with a side bet ranging from 50 to 300 dollars. Delivuk, a Champion Wrestler of Austria and Canada, notes prior discussions with Buchholtz and cites potential conditioning. He recently faced Heinrichs of Spokane under tough rules and seeks a financially arranged bout in the Herald.

Charles Delivuk Herald Lew Buchholtz Delivuk Heinrichs Spokane Buchholtz Austria Canada Deviluk L. E. Buchholtz

Artesian water drilling begins in city for new supply

The Rose Land company brings a heavy drill to the city and plans to start drilling on Rainier avenue south of Walnut street to locate a flowing water source. If water is found the firm will lay pipes and install a citywide system under a franchise. Phil Eyer will oversee the operation. Dr Hall can be reached at 102 South Selah avenue or by telephone 2183.

Rose Land Company Rainier Avenue Walnut Street Herald Phil Eyer Moxee Nob Hill Hall South Selah Avenue

Northern Pacific Announces Double Tracking Plan to Coast

President Howard Elliott says no traffic trouble expected this year as work accelerates on doubling main line from Casselton to Staples and completes double tracking from St. Cloud to St. Paul. Terminal upgrades and new cars and locomotives are planned. letters uncalled for in Yakima City May 1, 1907 listed with one cent due.

Northern Pacific Howard Elliott Casselton Staples St. Cloud St. Paul Yakima City

North Yakima & Valley line to resume wire stringing to new power house

Work to string telegraph wires along the North Yakima and Valley railway toward the North West Light and Water power plant is expected to restart soon. Floods washed away poles last fall causing delays. crews lack poles from the east and winter weather hindered progress. Once finished the line will carry 23,000 volts.

North Yakima & Valley Railway North- West Light & Watery Company Valiey

Herald Ads Drive Results For Local Businesses

Local merchants tout the power of advertisements to attract customers. Ads in the Herald are credited with boosting store traffic and sales across the week.

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