The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-12

results as win ensue from this trip. TO
Yakima, The people OF that CITY mao
royalty entertained. besides having the
pleasure Of seeing one of the richest
farming countries in America
years ago I travelled through the Yak
ina country. IN those days we used 70
come from the Oregon way, and | had
and grass grease-wood land could be
converted into such a productive and
beautiful country as Yakima is today"
Ten Acres n Living.
G. w. Hummer says: 1T aoes not re-
quire any great effort of the imagination
and prosperous population in the Yak
ina valley. II IS there demonstrated on
every hand that a man with ten acres
Of irrigated ground can make not only
lay aside good profits from his Industry,
The. trip was great success from start
James Lee says: II cannot begin to
tell you Of all my impressions Of Yak
ina, save that they were sill the most
pleasant Our reception at the hands of
the people was whole-souled and gem
erous. There was not an idle moment
during our stay. I captured q number
of specimens OF their fruit. which ] In
tend 70 d Gransy IN my store wln as sst
dull moment on the trip. and our stay
In the city of Yakima. and rides
through the country have given US new
insight into the possibilities OF the future
development of this section-deveiopment
which Seattle people should do all In
their power TO encourage"
certain to result IN great benefits. both
to Yakima and to Seattle We made
many pleasant acquaintance and had q
thoroughly good time"
Leo Kohn Gays; 1T was marvellous.
] never dreamed that such a magnificent
country could DO created as that We have
just seem.
Members of the Party.
The fun list of Seattle business men
g .ne P prrsyaa 4 Of fo the Cham
Fischer Sfs q s2os m'foe Brdeka aao'a' the
R Weston Ns j ~ Hughes gsss c5 Ss TEA ana
ecofes dealer; l. 4. Nadeau. OF the
Northern Pacific: s. p. Weston. OF the
Post-inteIligencer; Thomas w. Prosch,
secretary OF the Chamber Of Commerce
s. Wylde. of the Novelty Mn Co; Grif-
fifth Davies, coffee and tea merchant; q.
o. Guy. druggist; II. A. Chadwick. of the
Argus, John A Roe =, o sstorney "a
A. b. draham, Graham & Moore; II.
Clay Eversole, optician: Thomas Thor
rem. Washington Shoe Manufacturing
Co; John schram. hardware; S. Aron-
SON. schwabacher Bros. & Co.; George
Boole. Schwabecher Hardware Co.;
Lovstt n; Wood, OF the Trade Journal;
-
Co; ]. r. Adams. grocer; r. w Huri-
but, OF Spelger & Hurlbut, hardware;
| Councilman J. A. James; Charles II,
Lilly. Lilly Bogardus g. Co, Leo Kohn
Goldstein Hat CO.; @. Benninghausen,
| jeweler @. w. Hummer. Denny Clay
| Co; William b. Robertson, Robertson
Mortgage Co; Warren Green. Northwest
| shoe Co; w. J.. McCague. elise Invest.
rnent Co: @. H.. Stone. Stone. Sanford
| & Lane: G. II. Jacobs. Morgan. Jacobs
3 Trenholm; w. r whitney. Seattle
| Cracker Co: F. r.. Kaufman. Kaufman
| Plumbing Co.; F. Felitz, Felitz Tent &
| Awning Co.; G. II. Black. Seattle Hard
| ware Co.; G. H. Bacon. Galbraith, Bacon
| & Co.: Walter Bowen, J. NJ Hixson q
! Co, commission; Charles n. Crane Dia-
mond Ice Co.: W. A. speake. North
| west Fixture Co.; NJ. n. Augustine,
| Louch-Aueustine & Co.: Sol Freidenthai
NJ Seller & Co.; James Lee. Lees Phar-
macy; c.. r. Collins, Seattle Gas a
| Electric Co.: T. r. Mcclure Seattle
| Times; J. b. Richards. Baker & Rich
! ards. paints