The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-25

tot TINS BtAtep ~ AITAuAtas toE SoAn-
plete model farm IL miniature for the
Washington exhibit. He Sill have .
farmhouse. barns, fences and 6elds Of
growing grain. There will be 6elds Of
summer follow, with tiny gang plows and
burrows. ThresheTs, binders and ali
other farm machinery will be shown In
miniature rs they appear when in uSe In
the west. Mr.. LAFolIette will also erect
Q large cold storage safe with glass sides
and neatly arranged shelving. The fruits
Of Washington will be shown in this dur
ing their season, and collectors through
out the state will renew the supply by
sending fresh fruit daily by express.
First, the safe will be filled with luscious
strawberries, and from that on during
the succeeding seasons. Is the fruit RI
pens, the cold storage fruit display will
be kept TepleniAhed with all the varieties
Of ripening fruit from May to October
30, 1893, or during the entire time that
the exposition IL open.
Louis Lachmund, Of PuyalluP, and A.
E. Pool, Of EnumclaW, two we'll known
hop buyers, have been In the city for sew
eral days during the past week looking
over the situation. They both maintain
that the state will produce a. many bales
as last year, although Mr.. Poole had
made q wager early In the season that
the output would not be over s. 900 bales.
Mr.. Poole claims that the Yakima hops
do not contain a. much lupine IS those
grown on thu Sound, and that the quail
ity Is not as good. Mr.. Lachmund, how.
ever, combsts this, and As he has been q
frequent visitor here and handled Yak
lima hops he is probably better qualified
to pass upon this question. Both main
tain that according to the market 20 cents
is the top price that can now be paid, and
scof at the statement that . bona Ode
offer Of 80 cents has been made. They
say that growers here and on the Sound
have got their ideas entirely too high.
John A. Brooks. who was the prohi.
bition candidate for vice president In the
contest Of 1888, delivered an address at
the opera-hOuss Monday evening. Mr..
Brooks was heralded a. silver-tongued
orator, but he did not come up 10 the ex-
pectations Of most Of his audience, and
some Of his remarks were broader than
those generally made by the orators Of
the leading and more corrupt" parties.
In fact, as one young man remarked, II
would have been sorry to have had my
best girl there"
DR.. W. H. Hare returned from 0lym-
pia, Portland and the coast on Tuesday.
The doctor's political skin was evidenced
on the state ticket, and he comes back
thoroughly enthused over the attractions
Of Clatsop, North Beach and Ilwaco. He
tells . good story Of an English dude
who spent q compile Of weeks at the for
mer plare, and when asked by . friend
II he had been In sea bathing, answered
no had not. 1.-THE blaWsted tub always
beng occupied. you know"
There will be grand opening ct the
Hotel De schanno, at Yakima City, Sat
day, August "a, over which much pleas
nre Is anticipated and which promises to
be great success. The program embra-
ces q picnic on the hotel campus in the
afternoon, q dinner from s TO O'Clock, .
dance in the evening with q supper at
midnight. Everyone will end Mr.. and
Mrs. OFT very hospitable hosts, and anx-
ious to do everything within reason for
the entertainment Of their friends.
Mrs. Ward EmiRh, daughter Of @. H.
Moulton, who came down from Ellens-
burgh to remain during Mr.. Emigh'S
absence as q representative Of the rail.
road benevolent association at St. Paul,
returned home last Monday-sOOner than
she intended to-In consequence Of the
sudden illness Of her babe. MrS. Emigh
observed many attractive changes In
North Yakima, and protested that her love
for her former home never grows cold.
J. N. Howe, Of the ProsseE irrigation
ditch, was brought to this city Monday
suffering from Q broken shoulder blade
and other injuries, which he sustained
through falling from . tTestle, on which
no was employed % carpenter. He was
taken to the Sisters hospital for medical
attention and nursing. knights Of Pyth'
las learning that he was . member oil
that order, are showing him every broth.
erly attention and kindness.
Ezra Meeker, the Pnyallup hop king,
recently purchased go acres In the sun
nyside country, where no doubt he will
soon bagin the growing Of hops on AZ en-
tended scale. Every indication prints to
Yakima's becoming the center Of this In
dustTy for the Pacific coast within the
next two years. Eighteen hundred and
ninety.tLree will zee at least $500 acres
Of Yakima land in hops.
Services will be held in the Baptist
church next Sunday, where all will be
welcomed to the exercises. The subject
for discourse at II q. N. IS The PrOIOe.
ton Which 10 Real Security" The dis
cussion for the evening will b on the
Subject, zones Thoughts are Manifested
10 Life Service"
Samuel stOTTOw brought in . hand