The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-28

"A Breezy Time" will be at the Opera
House Thursday evening, October 8. As
direct REPUTATION of the statement that
the farce comedies are dead, here comes
"a Breezy Time" It is an out-and-out
farce comedy, put together simply and
soley for the purpose of making as many
laugh as possible aud altogether out of
the question Of the rise and fall Of Ameri.
can Drama. The piece has many more
pretty women than climaxes, more comic
surprises than counter plots, and catchy
music than ingeniously worked up stu
atoms, but to use the American vernacu-
lar sit goes". 1t not only goes, but it
goes with rush.
c. Mars, one Of the exhibitors at the
fair, stated to a HERALD reporter that he
thought it WAS unwise to discrim mate in
the matter OF fruit displays. He thinks
it unjust for those who exhibit their own
fruit, raised in their own orchards to be
compelled to compete for premium
with men who do not raise fruit but are
mere collectors OF fine fruits here and
there through the county. This dis
elimination, he says, will be resented by
fruit growers at future fairs. II 10
claimed that the collections OF fruits by
non-gro wers should be classified by
themselves.
The Tacoma Military Band bids fair to
become the crack band of the state Al
though an organization but five months
old it has become one Of the most popu
lar in the northwest, and already has
number arrangements of considerable
note booked for the coming winter. Prof.
Adler is thorough director, composer
of merit and gentleman as well. The
band 10 composed Of 26 pieces.
Louie Ambrose an educated and high
ly respected young Yakima Indian wa 8
accidentally killed on Monday. He was
run over bv wagon near his home. He
was buried on Tuesday by his sorrowing
relatives and friends.
Mayor Fechter issued procla matio n
this forenoon urging all business m en- to
close their houses from one to five O'Clock
in order to give employees and everybody
else chance to attend the fair.
Donald MacRae is the owner of the
valuable watch advertised in THE HER
AID as found on the Nile. Mr.. Russell
of the Nile found and advertised the
watch.
c. f. Cline, editor of the State Journal
and Sam Shull the noted wheel hor Sc of
Klckitat gave the HERALD pleasant
call today. They took in the fair.
A rumor that Geo. Hull was dead on
Tuesday evening could not be verified as
he was seen late IN the afternoon by
friends in perfect health.
Malcolm MacLennan's little child is
very i'll, and the father now at Chicago
has been telegraphed to hurry home.
The physicians of the Edinburg med
ical institute will be in Prosser October
LIST to the Sd. Consultation free.
senator Lesh is fearful that his in
FAINT child will not survive, being reported
critically i'll at Seattle.
Representative E. C. Bellows of Clarke
county was fair visitor yesterday.
Chase & Sanborn's celebrated teas and
coffees, at Otter & Mechtels. 35-tf
Chief of police C. S. Reed of Seattle is
guest of ex-senator Lesh.
Detective Cudihe of Seattle took in
the fair yesterday.
Ladies' have you seen the new MILL
merry at The Wonder? "a
Assistant U. S. attorney Claypool is in
the city today,
60 to Gilt Edge store for best coffees
and teas. 28.l2
Try Levering's package coffee. 36.tf