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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1911

Page

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Eighteenth Washington State Fair Opens in North Yakima

The 18th annual Washington State Fair starts in North Yakima with ideal weather and record attendance. Francesco Ferullo’s Italian band, Indian heritage events, and a highlight relay race with a $1000 purse feature on opening day. The relay requires riders to swap saddles four times over two miles each day.

Yakima Valley Washington North Yakima Horticultural Hall Francesco Ferullo Schoenes le Strange Olympia Prof Webster

Results Of Mondays Races At Local Fairground Track

The card opened with a special two year old trot won by Ed Armitage's Farmer Schott after a tight duel, time 2:53. The second race for runners drew eight entries, four added, with purse $140 to first and $40 to second. Five furlongs saw Blanck Fluid win, Wiltede 8 second, Martinmas third after a false start. A seven furlongs selling race paid $140 to first, $40 to second, $29 to third with seven runners. Purse Rose led, Foot loose second, Dene third. A special two mile trot division paid out with Padishaw winning. times ranged around 2:18 to 2:19. An event for Indian women and horses proved entertaining though details were fragmentary.

G. A. Shults B. Evans R. Burnstadt Earl Ned Bartley Bartley Sveral Ed Armitage Farmer Schott Blanck Fluid Wiltede Martinmas Footloose Padishaw

Balloon Accident During Ascension Near Grand Stand

Professors Le Strange and Webster rose in two large balloons inflated before the grand stand as hundreds watched. Webster’s craft showed trouble and descended quickly. he jumped clear and escaped unharmed. The balloon later ascended again without a passenger and landed about a quarter mile away. Le Strange rose high and returned to earth safely.

Profs le Strange Webster Earth

Attracting Midway The fair’s daily feature lineup announced

The Midway will be an appealing fair feature this week with Harry E. Drake supervising concessions and amusements. Today’s inspections include an ostrich farm the 1 million dollar coin Washington Animal Show Quinns Days of 49 Thelma and the merry go round. An Indian village by Nevada Lillie of Toppénish will showcase nearly fifty aborigines.

Harry E. Drake Washington

McNamara Trial Set to Hear Piano Box Evidence

Los Angeles on September 26 reports the McNamara dynamite case with the piano box found in Indiana and dynamite in Ohio cited as key evidence. Detective Burns officials tie McNamara to storing the explosives for alleged illegal use.

John J. McNamara Los Angeles Los Angeles Times McNamara International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers W. D. Jones Indianapolis Tiffin William J. Burns

Oldest Washington resident to attend Astor centennial event

The party accompanying L. V. McWhorter to Astoria’s centennial celebration includes a woman over 100 likely the state’s oldest resident. She recalls Doctor McLaughlin known to locals as White Hair. Friday night features a masked carnival on the Midway as the week’s highlight and invites all to join the festivities.

Ines L. V. McWhorter Astoria Washington Doctor McLaughlin

Balloon Race Heads to Mile High Feats at Yakima Fair

The headline feature tracks W B Webster of San Francisco and Professor Le Strange of Olympia as they race balloons daily. They ascend to 8500 to 4000 feet then parachute down, seeking the highest ascent and fastest return. Le Strange plans a mile high flight with a new balloon brought to North Yakima for the event.

W. B. Webster San Francisco le Strange Olympia Washington Earth Let Orange Yakima

Big Show of Livestock at State Fair Exhibits Record Crowd

The state fair showcases 300 cattle 49 sheep pens 110 hog pens and 205 horses with 49 draft stalls. A complete exhibitor list includes Holsteins Jerseys Ayrshires Guernseys Red Polled Herefords Devons Shorthorns and Galloways from Washington Oregon and California.

F. H. Porter Halsey A. H. Barnum Moro George Chandler Baker Geo F. Simeral Salem Ore W. L. Simeral Maclay T. B. Gibson Woodland Calif Delos Wesley Toledo L. G. Wesley J. B. Schwagler Selah Wash David Harvey North Yakima

Livestock Breeders and Poultry Listings Across Pacific Northwest

A merged catalog lists breeders and origins for sheep cattle goats and swine from Washington Oregon Idaho and Utah. Notable names include John B. Stump Monmouth Ore Wm Riddell & Sons Monmouth Ore C. Cleveland Gris ham Ore Francis Kizer Harrisburg Ore and W L Carlyle Moscow Idaho among others.

Wash Cascade Lumber Co North Yakima W. H. France Fllensburg I. J. Oder Parker Lewis Razey J. C. Leggett Ogden Utah Lincoln Woodcpeck Corvalis Ore John B. Stump Monmouth Stanley Coffin North Waki Wm .Riddell Cotswolds Wm. Riddell & Sons Southdowns J. G. S. Hubbard C. E. Cleveland Grisham Shropshires C E. Cleveland Charles Cleveland C. O. Adams Francis Kizer Harrisburg Dorset Horns Oxford Downs C. P. Kizer W. L. Carlyle Moscow Idaho Wm. Riddell& Sons

Model Farm Exhibit Demonstrates Orchard Formation at Wapato Nursery

At the Wapato Nursery grounds Mr. Kelly showcases a model farm with two year old apple trees and peach fillers arranged in rows six feet apart. Irrigation ditches carry water pumped by electric motor, illustrating how an orchard is brought into existence for visitors including travelers from abroad.

Wapato Nursery Kelly Northwest Power and Light Company

Col Prosser Dies Suddenl y After Distinguished Career

Civil War veteran Col W F Prosser former mayor of North Yakima and founder of Prosser in Washington died in Seattle after a brief illness from heart-related complications. He served in the Civil War and played key roles in Washington state politics and development.

Col W. F. Prosser North Yakima Col. Prosser Seattle Prosser Yakima County Benton Eity Post-Intelligencer Washington United States Military Academy West Point Roosevelt Casualty Company of California Pennsylvania Humboldt County

Moxee Commercial Club Sets October Basket Social

At its September 21 meeting the Moxee Commercial Club formed a committee to organize an October 2 basket social with prominent North Yakima speakers. An excursion train will run from North Yakima that evening as part of the event. The club is pushing hard to ensure a successful entertainment.

Moxee City Moxee

Snow contrasts in visiting engineer from Montana

Three inches of snow in Tyutte Montana greet Co F MacGibbon a hoisting engineer visiting North Yakima. He owns a twenty acre tract in Tieton district under water nine miles from North Yakima. He notes warmer weather and sunshine here compared with Butte.

Co. F. MacGibbon Tyutte Montana Murray Miles Tieton District North Yakima Butte

Ellensburg Elks Prepare Two Night Minstrel Show

Ellensburg Elks lodge plans a two night minstrel program mirroring a prior event and moves to organize attendance at the national convention in Portland in July 1912. Over 200 Elk members are expected to travel as a group.

Ellensburg Elks Lodge Portland

Taft Urges Soil Conservation and Tariff Board Action

President Taft spoke at the National Conservation congress in Kansas City urging soil preservation and agricultural education while noting the wool tariff remains high. He said a tariff board would report on wool by December 1 and favored tariffs based on such findings. He also urged uniform marriage laws and commented on Kansas prosperity before continuing on a Kansas tour.

Kansas Kansas City Congress Missouri Taft National Conservation Congress Convention Hall United States Teddy Tariff Board

City Commission Faces Saloon Renewals and New City Attorney

City commissioners spent hours renewing licenses with three renewals granted and Cooper and Rogers denied and told to cease by Oct. 6. A saloon near Front Street facing opposition due to corner location and foot traffic near schools. The body also adopted an ordinance creating the office of city attorney with an $1,800 salary and a $1,500 bond, plus a $75 monthly stenographer. The attorney will advise the commission, represent the city in court, prosecute ordinances, and handle other duties as directed.

A. J. Splawn Corbin and Findley West Side Second Yakima Avenue Frank B. Shardlow South Front Street Parodies and Co Cooper and Rogers Splawn Crocker Cooper and lLtogers Ernest Lund East Front Street City Commission

Millican Seeks Police Chief Post in North Yakima

Sergeant Frank H. Millican, one of the department’s veteran officers, announces candidacy for police chief. Millican joined as patrolman in April 1907, served 1908, promoted to captain in 1909, spent thirteen months in the secretary of state office, and returned March 1, 1911, as sergeant.

Frank H. Millican

Derailment Disrupts North Yakima Yard Traffic

Several cars derailed on the passing track at North Yakima yards of the Northern Pacific railway Sunday causing minor delays to rearway patrons from the east.

Yakima Papeific

Albert Trottier Sentenced at State Penitentiary Hearing

Albert Trottier of Upper Naches was found guilty by a jury in superior court of calf stealing. Judge Grady imposed an indeterminate term from not less than six months to 15 years in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla. A new trial motion was overruled and an appeal to the supreme court was noted with bail set at 1500.

Albert Trottier Upper Naches Grady Walla Walla Gruff Supreme Court O‘ling

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Ferallo Terest Johnnie Willie Pearl Winniger Charlie Gunsig Matilda Ruth Nellie John J. M. Namarai A. C. Millis Ferry J. E. Marks H. C. Davis Granger William Bishop Chimacum Wm. Todd & Sons Guy C. Chapman Laurel H. West Scappoose W. O. Morrow Independence Ayrshires W. J Meadow Brook Farm Chehalis A. P. Stockwell Aberdeen Guernseys D. H. Looney Jefferson, Ore Berkshire Barrows & Davenport Crabtree Duroe Jersey W. R. White Sunnyside C. McClelland Chester White Ed Schoel Albany Hampshires W. J. Dames Oregon Poland China L. H. Linbarger Mr. Kelly Wapato Valley Tennessee Buell Bodygard Pennsylvania and Tennesse Shiloh Stone River Chicamaugua Knoxville Moxee Entertainment North Elks Entertain Lodge Willin Oundance Luret Millican Dewey Yakima Hotel
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