Sag Har bor by James A. Herne at Larson's Theatre
After great runs in New York Boston and Chicago Sag Har bor James A Herne's latest play comes to Larson's Theatre for one night Thursday June 6. Critically acclaimed as perhaps the greatest American play of He rne's career the production includes the famed cast and the Flower Queen cantata titre runs through June 21.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
Larson
Minute Men
Hearts of Oak
Griffith Davenport
Margaret Fleming
New Theatre Republic
New York City
Runaway Horse Kills Aged Yakima Valley Citizen
William Long an elderly resident of the Yakima valley was struck by a cart tied horse on Yakima avenue at First street. He died at St Elizabeth's hospital after the accident. He had recently moved from Toppenish and lived near Fruitvale school house. Remains were taken to his home for burial. The text also discusses local prosecutions and disputes over mayoral and merchant posting bills and related lawsuits.
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William Long
Yakima Avenue
Yakima Valley
St Elizabeth’s Hospital
First Street
Mr. Long
Sloan’s
Toppenish
Fruitvale
Suit Over Posting Bills in City Limits
A six member jury in Justice Taggard's court ruled unanimously that a business man may post and distribute bills within city limits. D. A. Hanna of Chicago Dry Goods faced Ed Fournier of Larson's Theatre in a case arising from an ordinance requiring a $100 license to post notices. The jury found for the defendant after hearing that the work was done by an employee of Hanna. The trial cost the city about $25. City Attorney Snyder followed with further steps the next day.
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Hanna
Marshal Boyle
Justice Taggard
Snively
Fournier
D. A. Hanna
Chicago
Ed. Fournier
Larson’s
Rudkin
Frank Spain
George Vance
Charles McEwen
Frank Nagler
C. J. Taft
J. R. Coe
Snyder
Taggard and
Drew
Band Celebration Moves to July 4 at Fair Grounds
The band boys cancel the June picnic and set a large celebration for July 4 at the fair grounds. Races and sports are planned with refreshments for attendees. A full program is not yet arranged but expected to be of unusual interest. Hacks will run to and from the grounds all day.
Piano Contest Sparks City School Rivalry
City schools compete in a four month piano ticket drive with a large picture prize for the room or teacher furnishing the most tickets. The High School and Rebeccas lodge lead as of the last vote with final results set for June 10. A Pasteur germ proof water filter ad promotes the Yellow Drug Store.
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Columbia
Central
Lodge of Rebeccas
Wonder Sale Opens May 25 With Broad Ladies Goods Range
Commencing Saturday May 25 and continuing for 30 days all Wonder articles will be sold at greatly reduced prices. The sale includes millinery ladies tailor made suits skirts waists jackets and more. Coffin Bros. and Kleis & Sinema offer fabrics and dry goods. The Elite advertises hammocks while Coffin Bros. promotes alterations and cleaning of suits.
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The
Wonder
L. B. Risenarr
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North Yakima
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