Racing Day at Fair Grounds Ends with Narrow Escape
The crowd packed the grandstand as eleven horses lined up for a one mile race. Black Cloud led from the start to win in 1.49 with Ripper second and La Taranta third, while jockey Herbert escaped a near fatal collision when a fence jumper struck Ripper.
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Fair Grounds
Black Cloud
Old Mike
Trap Shooter
Ripper
la Taranta
F. B. Jones
Los Angeles
Gold Bug
Henry McEwan
Little Minch, Jr
Macine
Lizz
Ella True
Schilling
San Francisco
Madder
Victoria
B. C
Natchez Short on Hops In West Yard Crops
Reliable reports say hop crops west of Natchez are underperforming. On one ranch nearly twenty acres were searched before any hops could be processed due to water shortages. Delays arose as water service failed for a month and banks were damaged by dug breaks.
Democratic primaries select delegates in city wards
The Democratic primaries were held in the city and county on Saturday. Delegates to the county convention to be called to order in this city next Thursday are reported so far.
Tomato blight remedy offered for one dollar
An advertiser claims a recipe to save 90 percent of tomato plants from blight with a money back guarantee. It notes repeated success in the Yakima valley and offers a separate bean blight recipe. Send a dollar with a self addressed envelope to Levi Smith care Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Levi Smith
Care Herald Office
Big Convention Harmonious in Yakima Party Meeting
The Yakima Republican convention affirmed loyalty to Theodore Roosevelt and Republican principles. It endorsed local representatives and praised reclamation efforts, urged re nominating congressmen, and backed the tariff defense and state road aid. The report covers committees, nominations, and election results with Sherriff, Auditor, Clerk bids noted.
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Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Ankeny
Piles
Jones
Cushman
Humphrey
State Convention
Supreme Court
Nominees chosen at county convention with Seattle links
The county convention nominated Bruff Kautz and Ward for county attorney on ballots with Bruff withdrawing for Kautz. Sindall won assessor on final ballot, and Dan McDonald for com, LeMay for coroner. Delegates and committeemen named for Seattle state convention and regional posts. A letter praises the Y M C A movement and urges local business support.
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J. W. Sindall
F. Smith
Orlando Beck
Mr. Sindall
Dan McDonald
Com
E. LeMay
Seattle
W.L. Thompson
Captain Dunn
E. G. Peck
W. H. Robinson
Frank R. Stewart
B. F. Barge
A. R. Abel
W. W. Robertson
L. B. Kinyon
A. C. Walker
Jay Lynch
W. M. Thompson
Walter Clif
Glade
Lester Spencer
Granger
A. T. Johnson
Mabton
F. S. Phillips
Moxee
Will Cameron
Mt. Adams
W. H. Ward
Natchez
Upper
W. D. Thompson
Lower
A. H. Bair
North Yakima
First Ward
Fedey
A. D. Sloan
Nelan Short
J. H
Tampico
Warren Eglin
Toppenish
C. G. Lee
Wapato
F. Lemon
Venus
John Cleman
Yakima City
EB. H. Taylor
Zillah
A. & Walker
Central Committee
Letters Show Lehman Support for Young Men's Movement
A Seattle flour mill owner M H Lehman writes to North Yakima resident Alexander Miller donating to the Young Men's Christian Association building fund. Turner, once of Seattle Y M C A, notes long acquaintance with Lehman as the letter is shared.
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Ciation
Seattle
Yakima
Miller
Lehman
Seattle Association
Alex. Miller
M. J. Lehman
City Flour Mills
Alexander Miller
North
Wash
Turner
Young Men's Christian Association
M. H. Lehman
Ate
Toppenish Man Arrested On Whiskey Sale Warrant
R. E. McGill was arrested Saturday at Toppenish on a warrant from the superior court charging illegal whiskey sales. He posted $100 bond for appearance and was released. officials vow to curb liquor sales in Toppenish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. McGill
Toppenish
Superior Court
McGill
C. E. Lum Wins Lake Kitchelas and Cle Elum Dams Contract
The government awarded C. E. Lum the contract to build two crib dams at Lake Kitchelas and Cle Elum. Lum plans a crew of about seventy five men paid 2.50 to 2.75 daily. Work will last ten weeks with eight hour days as a goal, and partial crew recruitment is underway.
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Lake Kitchelas
Cle Elum
C. E. Lum
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A. J. Shaw
Vestal Snyder
Warren Erwin
Ss. T& Farris
Jas. Williamson
Thos, Mullen
Wm. O'Neal
Jas
C. T. Dulin
S&s J. Lowe
BE. G. Tennant
H. D. Winchester
A. BE. Howard
J. H. Ley
W. A. Cox
T. A. Davis
C. FP. Krause
H. H. Angell
G. V. Trance
W. H. Marble
J.C. Liggett
W. J. Marble
C. R. Hareris
Good Strong
Friends of Protection
Guy, Mead
Yakima County
U. S
RE. F. Barge
Kelly
Geo
P. Eaton
Lfe
Weed
Coleman
H. B. Scudder
E. H. Taylor
F. W. Roach
Scudder
G. J. Hill
Joseph Clift
Harry Painter
G. A. Ide
Alfalfa
I. Barge
G. Peck
Pruitvale
George J. Eaton
John lNelley
Nob Hill
L. M. Tyrell
Order of Business
Miles Cannon
Dan Goodman
Fifth Ward
Charles Wiley
Ahtanum
Lee Tittle
L. A. Johnson
Hach
Hal Webber
Nelse Shorr
Sunnyside
Samuel Cameron
Edwin Parker
Frank Horsley
Lee A. Johnson
Co. L. Locke
Mr. Johnson
Thompson
Mr. Locke
Cameron
Parker
Horsley
Wibur Crocker
Kelso
Spokane
Beg
Home
Robt. H. Cosgrove
First Ave
Spokane, Wash
Little Bunny Diamond Dick
Frank xX
Nader
Hollister
Case
Truss
You
Carying
Fred L. Janeck
C. H. Hinman
Yakima National Bank
North Yakima, Wash
George Donald
L. L. Thorp
J.D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Cashi
Hazelwood Co., Ltd
Yakima Iron Works
South Front Street
Scott’s Lumber Yard
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