Rewards Rush Coast for Times Bomb Suspects
Los Angeles October 3 rewards totaling one hundred thousand dollars spur a coast wide search for three or more conspirators responsible for the Times building blast and Otis Zeehandelaar home attack. Police in Los Angeles and San Francisco pursue leads while city officials order new guards and patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Times
Harrison Grey Otis
F. J. Zeehandelaar
Galloway
San Francisco
Burns
Leonard
Byson
Norr
Zeehandalaar
Public Schools Shine in State Fair Education Exhibit
North Yakima public schools scored high in an educational exhibit at the state fair. Supt. D. C. Reed received special mention for his work. Outside Yakima county Pierce and King county schools also displayed, though not fully representative in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Supt
D. C. Reed
Yakima County
Pierce
King County
Series schedule set for World’s Championship games
Cincinnati hosts the coin decided opener as the World’s Series pits Philadelphia Americans against Chicago Nationals. First game is Monday October 17 in Philadelphia with subsequent games slated for Philadelphia and Chicago through October 23, with a seventh game possible at a coin toss location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Philadelphia Americans
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia
Chicago
Popular cattle gifts for China by Washington breeders
John L. Smith of Spokane donated a Holstein bull to Rev Horace M. Houlding of North China. William Bishop of Chimaecumbe contributed a Holstein heifer and John Hinks of Milensburge added two Angora goats. The Washington Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders association pledged to cover shipping costs. The gifts honor Houlding’s 14 years of industrial mission work in Northern China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Smith
Spokane
Horace M. Houlding
North China
William Bishop
Chimaecumbe
John Hinks
Milensburge
Washington
China
Guy M. Richards
Houlding
American Friends
Eight Sidewalk Contracts Awarded Mostly To One Company
Eight sidewalk contracts awarded on Monday with H. L. Wilson company securing four. Other awards include Yakima Concrete and Builders' Supply, Mickeljohn company, and R. H. Travers company. A remonstrance on Naches avenue lighting led to new specifications being drafted. City also considered street openings, land purchase, and hose procurement. Saloon licenses granted to Yakima hotel and Cooper & Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wilson Company
Chestnut Street
Second
Ninth Streets
Sixth Street
Yakima Avenue
Beach Street
Naches Avenue
R. H. Travers Company
Spruce
Race Streets
Smith
Schorn
Addition
Champagne Avenue
Garfield Avenue
John Mechtel
Twelfth
Yakima Avenues
Counerman
Yakima
Cooper & Rodgers
North Yakima Schools Face Space Shortage as Enrollment Grows
Enrollment in North Yakima schools reaches 2405 students, up about 200 from last year, with high school 400 Columbia 430 Modern Addition 71 Central 351 Fairview 157 Lincoln 293 Barg e 238 Summitview 301 Capitol Hill 164. Four rooms are vacant in Barge and Lincoln, Fairview undersized, Capitol Hill crowded, and some teachers have over 50 pupils. Superintendent Reed reported the figures to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Capitol Hill
Supt. Reed
North Yakima
Sumumnitview
Prize fruits bought by Chicago firm
The Richey and Gilbert display at the state fair, which shared the first premium with the North Yakima Commercial club, was bought by K L Lawrence for the H Woods company of Chicago. The firm will ship the exhibit to Chicago after the fair. The H Woods company offers a trophy cup valued at 500 dollars for the National Apple Show in Spokane November 14 to 19. The vase stands 13 inches high on an ebony base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey & Gilbert
North Yakima
H. M. Gilbert
Fred Thompson
F. E. Moline
Northern Pacific
Looting of City of Seattle Mail Steamer
The City of Seattle, approaching Seattle from Skagway, is the scene of a mail room theft. Postoffice inspectors say three men plotted the robbery with $16,000 in gold and $5,000 in bank notes taken. Tom Buckley was arrested with $8,000 and bills. Gustave Berg was later arrested on complicity charges. more arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Postoffice
Skagway
Tom Buckley
Williams
Gustave I. Berg
Henry Wende Takes Friends After Bear
Deputy Auditor Newcomb and Attorney Harcourt Taylor escort Henry Wende and four Airedale pups into Fish Lake country on a bear hunt. The party carries a Winchester rifle a six shooter a shotgun boots biscuits cough syrup and quinine tablets with Newcombe also armed with a hunter license and game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Harcourt Taylor
Henry Wende
Fish Lake
Bear
Mr. Taylor
Farmers Demand More Hitching Racks In East Side town
A Moxee rancher on Monday argued that the town remains a farmers city and urged expanding hitching racks on the east side. He complained about missing racks near churches and in irrigation zones, saying farmers must drive to avoid livery stables and damage to horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Town
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Farmers Town Faces Pressure to Revitalize Trade
Citizens lament street removal and inaccessible main routes. The speaker asks what the Commercial club and local merchants will do to draw shoppers into town rather than using general supply stores near the car line terminal. The sense is a push to revive local commerce through targeted town efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Mailloux Window Wins Top Prize in Yakima Display
Mailloux Bros. repeat as first premium winners at the State Fair week display contest. They receive 50 dollars from the Business Men's association for a complete Yakima products exhibit showing everything grown locally from turnips to broom corn and various fruits. The Twohy Land company takes second with 30 dollars and Norbert Carpenter at The Palm earns third with 20 dollars for general fruit and vegetable displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailloux Bros
Business Men's Association
Mailloux
Yakima
Twohy Land Company
Norbert Carpenter
Packers Scarce in Every Community
Reports from orchard districts in the northwest and Pacific states and Canadian provinces show a shortage of competent packers for this season. Ben H. Rice urges packing schools in every fruit belt community to train workers as demand already outstrips supply. He notes shipments require experienced packers and inexperienced labor is being sent to orchards and packing houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokanef
Northwest
Pacific States
Canada
Ben H. Rice
National Apple Show, Inc
Women to Organize a Domestic Union in Spokane
Spokane advocates planned a domestics' union led by Mrs May Arrk wright Hatton but failed as working women refused to wear tags or badges. She urged eight hour days and overtime pay while opponents argued domestics should not be labeled as union members. Local reformers say better job opportunities exist and blame employers for not offering suitable positions.
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Spokane
Wash
May Arrkwright Hatton
Hercules
Coeur d'Alene
Ilaho
Washington
Hutton
M. A. Owens
Pioneer Guild
Capt Bogardus Hits Bull's Eye Again
Lincoln resident Capt Bogardus, famed rifle shot, recounts kidney and bladder trouble and credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief after using three bottles. He underwent back aches and headaches before improvement and urges fellow sufferers to try the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Bogardus
Lincoln
Foley
Folesney
North Yakima Drug Co
Schreiner Probate Filing Seeks Equal Division of Property
The wit of the late Stephan Schreiner was filed for probate in the superior court. Monle property is divided equally by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Schreiner
Valley Fruit Shipments Rise With Apple Aces Toward Thousand Car Mark
North Yakima reports September apple and mixed fruit car totals nearing a thousand as harvest activity peaks. Valley shipments from Selah to Kennewick reach 628 cars for September, with apples 407 and mixed fruit 221. Officials weigh whether final totals will meet earlier lofty forecasts as packing houses and growers push fruit to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Selah
Kennewick
Wenatchee Apples Outshine North Yakima in Travel Notes
A. Balto, returning from the state treasurers convention in North Yakima, praises Yakima valley hospitality but says Wenatchee apples, especially the Wenatchee prize winner, are superior in color. He describes a mountain excursion by Stevens-Duryea with stops at Blewett and Colockum, noting dramatic scenery and a disabled Hupmobile being towed. He forecasts the Ellensburg Wenatchee road will boost Northwest auto tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
North Yakima
A. Balto
Chelan County
Yakima Valley
The
Elks’ Club
J. E. Eckenrode
W. E. Stevens
Stevens-Duryea
Ellensburg
Blewett
Colockum
Yakima
Hobson
Coockum
Battles
Wenatchen- Ellensburg
Portia Club Awards Bulbs Distribution Plan
At a meeting of the Portia club held at the YMCA the treasurer Mrs. Jon A. White was authorized to order bulbs offered as prizes in the recent home gardening contest. The action followed a vote on distributing ten bulbs to each participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitchew
Summitview
Portia Club
Musical Club
Coterie Club
L. V. McWhorter
State Federation
Woman's Club
E.D. Palmer
Twentieth Century Club
Wesley L. Jones
Jon A. White
Baptists Open Session of East Washington North Idaho Conven tion
Opening session of the ministerial association for the twenty fifth annual East Washington and North Idaho Baptist convention was held at the Baptist church. Dr W R Hinson of Portland gave the principal address on the Feast of Pentecost and emphasized the Trinity. Business sessions follow with talks by Johnson Clark Black and Sixton. The state convention begins Tuesday with Dr Hinson speaking and Beaven to preach the annual sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
East
Jerusalem
J. W Johnson
A. BR. Clark
A. Lawrence Black
A. C. Sixton
Hinson
J. H. Beaven
Wapato and Heppner Shorthorns Shine at State Fair
A D Dunn of Wapato and W O Minor of Heppner led the shorthorn classes in the stock department with Dunn sweeping the two steer divisions. Spokane judge John L. Smith oversaw the event, echoing performances from Seattle and other venues. Hereford herd from A H Barnum Moro Ore stood out, while Paul Clagstone of Clagstone Idaho was noted for potential breeding before entering politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapato
Heppner
A. D. Dunn
W. O Minor
Heppner, Ore
John Ll. Smith
Spokane
Seattle
A. J. Splawn
Dunn
Local reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar remedy
A Hannibal Missouri reader, M Stockwell, writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured a bad cold with severe headache and cough. He notes one dose gave relief and one bottle fully cured him and urges others to try it, as sold by North Yakima Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Stockwell
Hannibal
Foley
North Yakima Drug Co
Constipation Remedy Ad Claims Permanent Relief
An ancient style ad promotes Nabvinal and Syrup of figs as native remedies to overcome constipation with proper personal efforts and assistance from nature. It asserts regular habits can be formed and later dispensed with, and notes California suppliers and a 50% discount on regular price at leading druggists.
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California
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Los Angeles Times
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Zeehandelaar
Otis Ts
Alexandria
Otis
Porthand
Gray
Bellingham Normal
Housley
Burton High School
Vashon High School
Fruitvale
Manual
Sunnyside
Outlook
Orient
Levi Strauss & CO
Mark
Nelson Smith
Nachel Avenue
Mr. Smith
Prite Miller
Flint
Mich
Mr. Miller
Pacific Coast
H. Woods Company
Puget Sound
Taylor
Newcombe
Hunter
Valley
Bis Garden
Baptists
W. B. Hinson
Portland
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