Noted leaders attend state Republican convention in Seattle
Judge Rigg and Mayor Walter Reed traveled to Seattle on Tuesday to attend the state Republican convention. Attorney I M Krutz Col W W Robertson and J B Callahan also joined the trip. The visiting group included Fred Thompson and Mrs Smiley among others from Tacoma and North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rigg
Seattle
Richardson
S. Altanam Avenue
Esther Ryan
Spokane
Washington
Walter Reed
Arthur Reed
North Third Street
John Biaau
Tacoma
Fort Simcoe
Montana
Chicago
Illinois
W. A. Smiley
Mt. Vernon
Bertha Smiley
Mollie Hargert
Mary Harbert
Jacob H. Kline
Mary Meeks
North Yakima
Auditor’s Office
Taggard
Grace McCafferty
Minneapolis
Grace
Jas. Fraser
Zella
Olive LaPlant
Billy Mullen
Chas. Drury
D. M. Rand
Coral Doust
Mabel Dunbar
Seattle, Who Is Miss Doust
Sunnyside
Irving Bounds
Harvard College
Mr. Bounds
Sound Cities
Earl Yates
E. M. Thurlow
This Sty
Mr. Thurlow
Seattle Grocery Company
Robbery thwarted as sleeping man wakes to thief
At about 2 am F H Hall sleeping in North First street hotel rooms awoke to a crouching intruder attempting to grab his watch. Hall struck, the thief tripped on stairs and fled. The only loss reported was a heavy gold watch from T A Sharp’s pocket. Police take details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hall
Mr. Hall
T. A. Sharp
North First Street
Mr. Sharp
Lee Willard Wows in Monte Cristo at Orpheum
Lee Willard starred in Monte Cristo with smooth timing and strong stage presence rivaling Creston Clarke. Arthur Elton and Verne Layton supported well as part of a capable company. Tonight the troupe presents A Western Gentleman or The Danites a McKee Rankin Joaquin Miller comedy drama. Popular prices apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Willard
Monte Christo
McKee Rankin
Joaquin Miller
Quitable Crates For Prune Shipping From Washington
The author, addressing Washington Fruit Growers, warns that prune crates are weak due to lumber quality and crate construction. Recommendations include heavier lumber, larger nails for sides and ends, two-strips on sides, avoid cement nails for the cover, top tires with a distinct stamp, and clear crate size markings on the manifest. Pack smaller plums and prunes in baskets four tiers deep with proper crate marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Washington
California
No Chance of Trouble in Yakima Hop Fields
Seattle News notes Sheriff Grant assigns special deputies in Yakima County to oversee hop picking on the old proposition amid tensions between Indians and whites. The piece mocks past revelry of hop season and hints at stricter controls reducing the field chaos with saloons closed to luckless workers returning with pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Grant
Yakima County
Seeking Homes for Children Exposition Booth Active
Mr M A Carrington and Mrs Watson promote the society by an exhibit at the state fair in the main pavilion. They display several desirable boys and girls aged seven to fourteen who are available for foster or adoption. Mrs Watson will stay the rest of the week at the booth to meet interested potential foster families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
N. Selah
C. C. Case
Atlifornia
Miss Robie
Stanford University
R. W. Frost
Sarah Amick
S. Lancaster
Cle Elum
Roslyn
A. M. Graham
Owen Adair
J. G. Hill
County Auditor’s Office
E. V. Alburty
A. P. Dunnington
J. E. Ludweeks
Mabton
Dell Henry
F. van Dyke
North Yakima
Tacoma
E. Steinbach
Washington
Steinbach
R. A. Wise
J. F. Weller
Geo. Wise
M. A. Carrington
Series Opens as Yakima Colts Meet Toppenish Indians
The Yakima Colts and Toppenish Indians launch a five game series for Yakima valley championship. Opening game is at Yakima with others at Toppenish. Both teams beat Prosser repeatedly and the clash promises exciting play. Roy Shaw shines at third and Red covers center as the usual lineup tunes up. Toppenish fields Kruse Ballestero and Steele for strong hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Colts
Yakima Tigers
Toppenish Indians
Toppenish
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Prosser
Roy Shaw
Tiger Ben
Red
Kruse
Ballestero
Steele
Juvenile Bostonians Bring Dorothy to Yakima Theater
The Ju venile Bostonians, America's only juvenile opera company, perform Cellier's Dorothy at Yakima Theater on Friday night September 21. The 30 children aged five to fourteen are praised for bright singing and clever acting with Rose Cole in Dorothy and Babe Mason as Lurcher alongside Ruby Lang Lois Mason Doris Piper and Margaret Hall. The youngest Halyson Martin delights audiences with a spellbinding stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Seattle Times
Yakima Theater
Seattle
America
Cellier
Dorothy
Rose Cole
Babe Mason
Lurcher
Ruby Lang
Lois Mason
Doris Piper
Margaret Hall
Halyson Martin
Hearst Campaign Sparks Democratic Split in New York
The Independent League backs William R Hearst for governor amid a growing rift with Jerome who denounces Hearst as vulgar and aims to unite against the Republican candidate. The piece critiques Hearsts rhetoric on public utilities and tariffs, noting a sharp, theatrical campaign ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BR. Hearst
William BR
William K. Hearst
Independents’ League
William RK. Hearst
Max Fef. Shimasen
William KR. Hearst
William R
Hearst
White House
New York
Mr. Hearst
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Intendo
Hearst Syndicate
Hearst Kife
Mr. Bryan
Jerote
Charles 8
Hughes
Republicaans
P. J
Enrollment and Classification at City High School Alerts
Notice to Pupils outlines enrollment and classification for the high school on Thursday and Friday September 20 and 21. Students to report for examinations at 9 o'clock on September 20 and to complete condition work before September 24. First time entrants to city schools also to report for proper classification. Dow Conservatory begins fall term September 26 in Wilson Building rooms 1 2 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Reed
City Superintendent of Schools
Dow Conservatory of Music
Wilson Bldg
Yakima Transfer Co. Sold Interest In New Partnership
Fred Miller buys a one third share in Yakima Transfer Co. Miller previously co owned Yakima Tea Co. and recently sold his stake to Ar Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Yakima Transfer Company
Mr. Miller
Yakima Tea Company
Ar Briggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. C. Humphrey
Portland
H. B. Doust
Old Town
Mable Gerber
Whitworth College
Charles Sandelin
Oakland
A. Smith
J. W. Ross
J. C. Berry
Divide
Berry
City
Gabe
Ho. Nelliesen
Cor. Bast
KR. R
Golden State of California
R. G. Murdoch
Democracy
Yakima Paint and Wall Paper Co. Co
T. McCurtoy
Prop
Yakima Ave
Fawcett
H. H. Schott & Co. Millinery Department
Wwakima Tea Company
East
Yakima Avenue
Briggs & Ballinger
Pacific Chop House
South First Street
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