All Star Team Defeats Tigers in Labor Day Exhibition
The All Stars beat the Tigers 7 to 0 at Sumach Park on Labor Day as Pitman pitched a strong game and the fielders kept Tigers from reaching third. Rochester starred with a three base hit while Higgins and Dillon contributed key plays, and North Yakima's Grover led Tigers with sharp defense. The teams were scheduled to meet again on September 8 and 15.
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Sumach Park
Labor Day
Tigers
Maskrey
Pitman
Johnson
Russell
North Yakima
Grover
Getchell
Yantis
Mulvern
Higdon
Mr. Johnson
Roy Grover
Dillon
Marks
Rochester
Cloyd
Gingrass
R. Grover
Johnny Grover
Mulver
H. Marks
Meemester
Pit
Tigers Beat Moxee 9 to 2 at Sumach Park
Tigers defeated Moxee 9 to 2 Sunday in a baseball game at Sumach park for the third win over the team this season. Moxee has played 16 games, with losses only to the Tigers. Manager P J Herber expects another strong field next year. D Marks collected five hits in the sixth, driving in four runs as the Tigers pulled ahead.
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Tigers
D. Marks
Twoes
Oxee
Grover
Yantis
Teachers Assigned To Their Schools In North Yakima
The nine grade schools and the high school in North Yakima announce teaching assignments. High school lists A C Davis principal and staff including Wheeler Wright Moysey and many others. Each elementary and special program assigns principals and teachers to Columbia Columbia Lincoln McKinley and other schools with kindergarten and special subjects noted.
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North Yakima
A. C. Davis
Willian D. Wheeler
Luella M. Wright
Anna M. Whitney
Floy A. Rossman
Anna Mattei
Mabel Stephens
Daisy Gudgell
Mabel Gerber
Nellie McKinney
Elizabeth Waldron
Cora Odjard
Bertha Getach
Esther Stewart
Columbia School
Rodney Ashley
Louise de Graff
L. Pearl Hibarger
Frances Farbar
Grace Strader
Jessie Winchester
Annabelle ‘Tufts
Edith Rundstrom
Frances Aiken
Bessie Morris
Laura C. Holman
Kindegarten
Fairview
Maud Bowman
Sarah Danforth
B. Anna Hubbard
Jessie Brown
Bettie Thomas
Mae L. Wheeler
Alice Wilhelm
Louise Fay
Garfield
Mae Breeden
Marian Bucher
Edith Moore
Grace Farmer
Lincoln
Fanny A. Smyser
Bessie Richardson
Ellen Peterson
Charlotte L. Lum
Nela Neldon
Ernestine Corkery
Bessie White
Harry S. Sharpe
Dalma Young
Frill Beckwith
Eremiah Jarrard
Ministers Assigned Ellensburg and Dalles Districts
The M. E. conference released ministerial assignments for The Dalles district with superintendents and clergy listed for Sunnyside to White Salmon. Ellensburg and surrounding towns including Cle Elum Prineville Redmond Selah Sunnyside and Wasco receive named or to be supplied ministers.
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Ellensburg
M. E
Dalles
H. ©. Perry
Sunnyside
Alderdale
Appleton
Seldon Hwing
Arlington
G. R. Moorhead
Bend
W. A. Pratt
Bickleton
J. F. Redfern
Cle Elum
Cascade Locks
M. C. Newell
Dufur
H. F. Pemberton
M. J. Perdue
Toppenish
A. A. Callendar
Wasco
A. Black
Moro and Spaulding
C. W. Johnson
West Kittitas
B. F. Brown
White Swan
J. W. Helm
Ocean depths reveal luminous deep sea life and light
Paris reports on oceanographers led by Prince Albert of Monaco and Abbe Theo Moreau detailing luminous sea creatures. They describe eyelessness, specialized light organs, and diverse deep sea fishes like stomiads ceratias and oneirodes with telescopic eyes, challenging ancient beliefs of a dark abyss.
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Paris
Europe
Theo Moreau
Observatory
Bourges
Albert
Monaco
Abbe Moreau
Ipnops de Murray
Moreau
Oceanic
Abysses
Prince Albert
Prine of
Alice
Alice Heine
New Orleans
Richelieu
Candidates and Critics Clash Over Second Choice Vote
Seattle readers hear proposals on the state direct primary second choice provision as Ernest Lister of Tacoma urges voters to use second choice to back the strongest candidate among his six opponents. He says the spirit of the law requires honest votes and to avoid supporting weak candidates for political reasons.
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Seattle
Ernest Lister
Tacoma
Insect Bite Costs Man Leg in Boston
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is recommended to kill the poison and prevent inflammation swelling and pain. Heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts bruises. Only 25c at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Boston
Bucklen
Red Cross Pharmacy
For Sale Ten Acres of Fruit Land Near Yakima
Fine 10 acres of unimproved fruit land four and one half miles from North Yakima offered for sale at less than half value. One third cash, balance on long time. Inquiries to Charles Knecht at the Em nartium.
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Yakima
Charles Knecht
Emnartium
Potatoes and Fort Colville Tale of Early Northwest
A historical narrative recalls Fort Colville in Washington, its potato seed stock and garden at the site, the building phases from 1825 to 1840, and the role of beaver skins, furs, and provisions. It notes the fort as a trade and supply hub, its later decline after 1844, and mentions figures like Sir George Simpson, John Work, Archibald McDonald, and Father DeSmet.
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Ft. Collville
Wash
Spokane House
George Simpson
Columbia
McLoughlin
Kettle Falls
John Work
Spokane
Birnie
la Chaudiere
Flathead
Kootenay
Coeurs d’Alenes
Pent d’Oreilles
Archibald McDonald
John
McDonald
Ermatinger
Canada
Hudson Bay Company
Jenny
Colville
Old Joachim
Sir George Simpson
Ft. Colville
Commodore Wilkes
United States Exploring Expedition
Father DeSmet
Montana
Flathead Country
United States
Oregon
Whitman
DeSmet
Colville Valley
Warren
Vavasour
Ellensburg gum gift sparks comment at Methodist convention
In Ellensburg Washington on August 31 ministers at a Methodist convention refused cigars offered by the mayor. He instead handed out chewing gum to each member of the examining board drawing taunts from John W Hancher financial agent of the American University of Washington. He argued Americans spend more on gum than on schools.
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Pacific Coast
University of Puget Sound
Willamette University
E. R. Mills
Butte, Mont
Montana University
Methodist Episcopal Board of Education
Fletcher Homan
Willamette University of Portland
Julius Zeller
Northwest
John W. Hancher
The
American University At
Washington, D. C
C. A. Hodshire
Columbia District
R. E. Koontz
Coeur d’Alene
H. O. Perery
Dalles
Andrew Waremer
Walla Walla
C. BE. Gibson
Albert Ayers
Oregon
J. D. Cain
Des Moines
W. F. Ineson
New Hampshire
John Garver
Idaeho
Earle Naftzger
Ward
Puget Sound
A. A. Luce
Bellingham
Luce
Thomas Lane
First Church
Tacoma
E. M. Hill
Unniversity Church
Seattle
St. Paul's Church
Spokane
Ellensburg
Wash
American University of Washington
D. C
Mr. Hancher
Examining Board
Dr. Hancher
Board of Education
Robert Warner
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Restorative for John Heath
In an era of high living costs a medicine that frees a man to work quickly is valuable. John Heath of Michigan Bar California reports six years of kidney and bladder trouble ended after starting Foley Kidney Pills. The North Yakima Drug Store promotes the remedy for others as well.
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John Heath
Michigan Bar
Cal
Foley
North Yakima
Display of cured apples at Tuite Fair by dynamiting method
Paul Kruger presents apples cured by blasting on ranches to the horticultural building at the Tuite Fair this year. The display shows apples that bore nothing last year but were cured by breaking them up with dynamite.
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Tuite
Paul Kruger
Sweet Pea Sowing Listed For Next Spring Bloom
Garden note suggests sowing sweet peas this month to yield blossoms in the following spring. The tip emphasizes timely planting and seasonal planning for longer lasting blooms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moxee
All-Stars
Cromer
Olston
Hanson
J. Grover
Maxee Hanson
R. H PO. A
Sane
Eneee
Sanders
Wrens Olston
E Getchell
Nelson
Russell Nelson
Jewett
Washington
Fort Colville
Desamoelpitier
Castoria
Bears
Ue Centaur Company
New York
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