The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-28
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! WHAT PEOPLE SAY. !
Observation-Disclosures


S. Lightle, Kiona- Horse Heaven will
have the greatest crop of wheat ever
grown in that section and, if the present
increased price is maintained, will place
the growers of that section in splendid
financial condition. The fruit crop
around kiona is exceptionally good in
respect to all varieties, the greatest
trouble being that many of the trees are
breaking down under the weight.
r. Strobach-I tried to get an express.
sion from numerous republicans before
the Philadelphia convention as to their
preferences for the vice presidential nom
ination but every one was non-committal
As soon as the news was received of
Roosevelt's nomination almost everyone
said "He was my especial choce.' 1t
looks as though one central crank oper-
ates the minds of all the republicans ard
even Jim Ashton, who was engineering
the Bartlett Trip boom had to tell in
convention how d-hat-Teddy was
Washington's first choice.
g. A. White-The newspapers should
pay more attention to the market reports.
No creamery in the state as far as know
is buying milk by the hundred pounds
yet the quotations are on that basis. 1t
is the butterfat that counts. The whole
onlD fowl tlff nj 20 IN,
%, is % cents per pound and the cream
cries pay this price 10 the dairymen, less
AZ cents for making. shipping and mar
keting, and then give the dairyman the
"overrun,' which increases with the
increase in percentage of butterfat. The
basis of calculation is the Cornish, Far
Miss & Green chart
John II. lynch have been spend
ing the past nine months in Boston. pur-
suing my studies. l believe that city
affords better opportunities for study
than any other city in the United States.
1t has public library that is one OF the
wonders of the world. The many his
toric spots in and about the city lend
enchantment and inspiration to the
student as we'll as to the traveller. l will
spend some months at home seeking a
much needed relaxation from books and
recuperate on the ranch during the hop
season.
Fruit Inspector Beck-The fruit crop is
turning out much better than could be
expected even a month ago. The trees
are bending down under the weight OF
fruit. There are many wormy apples
and if the growers would pick these off
and feed them to their pigs or other
stock they would be benefitting them
selves as we'll as their neighbors and the
country at large.
H. J. Snively-Sone OF the republicans
on the Sound have been endeavoring to
force into circulation the report that the
members of the State board of Audit and
Control have been making large sums OF
money from the purchase of supplies
for the state institutions. We have files
OF the Post Intelligencer and also of an
Eastern Washington paper and are pre-
pared to show that all supplies have
been bought under the quoted market
prices.
A. +. Larson-The theater going pub.
lie of North Yakima is going to stand
by me If the splendid and appreciative
audience last Monday evening is any
criterion. l feel especially grateful to
the individuals composing the Cyclone
minstrels who have given so much time
and talent in making up benefit per-
torrance and dedicating the new play
house. They are deserving OF praise not
only for the good show they gave us
but the hard work that was necessary to