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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
EMPTY MARKET HOUSE. 4
Labor Unions Put Blight Of Their
Disapproval on Building,
q lEnaclal Ia The Times, Dlspatch

Especial to The Tlmes,D Dispatch
NEWS, YA...5 Feb s. The City Y
4 to compel t.the grocers and butchers 9of the
scitygtot 20 into tho city inlarkat "A. The lower
brunch last night adopted an ordinance making
every day sinSi the week 3,Hlarke Stay and
placing all OF that part OF the city west o. tho
Chesapeake and Ohio RAJ Way tracks - and
south Of Torty.sixh Street ~ the markef :
district, gl5. as ~. . h 81 u U
R IN tho market district Rrocerss aud butchers
cannot sell fresh meats and groc1t groGorles,
twhilo tho market is Open, 4 AS the district
under tho new ordinance covers the principal
portion of thpE city, its adoption BY the Board
/ Of Aldermen will drive q tho merchants INTO
~ The city has been paylng ronts on g market
building for n year ana tne lease GOES llot
mDnths g1s On tae t5ss
aippeintedss md there was q formal opening
occupied, and cnnse 1nentl " y here wero no
patrons n Only one stall has been rented ana
the butcher who. has TAKEN " not READY
u trhe trouble was brought M by tho action
OF the Central Labor Union IN placing the
market OH The unfair list, .Ihls Mas lone
because vi 4 contractora emnloytnE nnnIunIenn
IN; When 1t was leased q year ago, The
Contract was first let to ~ Union cont raotor,
hut \, Il non-union contractor, who was the
lowest bidder. secured u permanent nlu1cLiooin
Restraining tho former from proceeding viii
The labor unions are strong here. and the
neI,nha nj q are afraid To 80 into tho niaFRet
as lpnE as 1t Is under tue pal, OF me or-
gantast lions. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

treasurer Of Lexing ton. The \ groom! Is s sas
son Mr. and - ison
at SYashington and Lee UntYerslt W. sradus:sl
%ntIng5 last year In law, Flo Is ~ low sprAcss
&ticng his profession at Area ~!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

CHAM BE RI IS OUCH RENE DY'
sS9t III II e BE ST MADE z. s8ssi

Il i I, my opinion Cl1amb orlain's Cough
Remedy Is the best made for cold s. "a vs.
Mrs, Cora wal ke1', u of. Porteryllle, Cali
ffornia. 81 There Is III doubt about Its be-
inE tho best 83 70 ot Their vii 1 cure HI cold
go7auickly.Bs No other ISL SO sure a preYcr-
tive or pneumonia No other is. so pleas-
lrea sons why Il I 4 should be preferred to
any other. Il Tho fact u B that few people
are satisfied wi til any OF Their q fterl having
once used this renned 81. Tor sale by q II
'frl1rci st s. 4's isi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

ne an1assed a $1cas IN. ooo. Doo. Tho piunsors
maintained his resld EMO III New York, as no
had lived tl,aroi Tor tho last SIX years. e #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
!!sal1R0 ll' lila,

When a child 81 had very severe ats
tack Of Diphtheria, which came near prov,
ing fatal. Upon recovery the glands of the
! |
neck we're very much enlarged and after
the free use Of iodine. the right one was
reduced to its normal size, but the left
one continued to grow-yery slowly at
Sdrst. until It was about the size goose
segg, which, began to press on the Wind.
5pipe, causing difficult breathing, aud be-
came very painful, An incision was made
and a large quantity Of pus discharged,
glsa,a s wss ase g aSsh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
EMBARGO PLACED X ON 3iT RAE FIG Il TIC
$3z "a AN DkFROm BALTIM ORE o. $s}

s57@7}SSSfi AN b FR ON / BAL TIM z, N {.
On account az larg & aecunulatl lon &c
Ice }fins the Chesapea ke Bay, the Southern
Railway wi mot accept. until further 20 q
ticc freight Of any description for smoYc-
mont to Baltimore via " Vest Poln t u and
tho York River f1iue 3s y, Il a
Neither will there be any fretg hit res
ceived at Baltimore, for movement in this
direction until there is ~ decided nlfAn 50
forsthc better IN he weather copdi tons.
&, IN HI ja j Y En- DRAKE, 1 NC
"a Assistant General ITrel ght Agent:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
SPECIAL. LOW IA TIES 55T q NEW OR
SsSS LEAN S, sLA.,svIA8 uTHERNi RAJ -

\ March list To- sth,5s inclusive. Southern
tRailwayi.w!ll soil specia 1 ickets from al
points 81, It's lines to New rleans and ~
return d ono fare for tho round "trip,
plus D rs cents . flnal j limit Of tickets to
leave New Orleans as late as March It'll,
with privilege Of ok tension to. March S25tht
!by deposit Of ticket and payment sof fee fee
or 30 cents. a4 5 /, !.
Southern Railway operate double daily.
slin,Itod service h between IA Virginia points,
washington. Richmond. Il n orfolk, etc, to
New orleans, latest d Ign. Pu llmans. q ay3
coaches and dining cars. Through with,
out change Of trains. M For full it,forn1a-
ton, call on ticket q gents or &C dress
Nv. JVESTBURY.sD.SP F.. NJ St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
" Il. , q. & Alt 4! !, ARE, I atisied. &;
t1Vhen Won ara 81 tisfleC ~ usked n sepI

ifIJntirely ,so, XII WAIST no trenly. eve arc
entirely; satisfied with tile troat nent3 we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

Il d Mr. Pancals vi of Yves q ylrginla, stated
4 he shipped from around Cumberland M ID. q;
ybuttt 4 two huildrod etnfs spfs lpeaches per
nn1nili,li N OR sBo st6ts, lladel-i
phia HIATT ndre ana sliiiigto on, t1lcll
Tho Hoped to i,,creay6 I've hulld rod cars.
'.Iyhe fruit growing " III N his lstrlot was
as yet III Its In fancy and n llo asked he
Bcotnnl ttcn tai see hat was not bumper
r,1 * Va dVnrs n opi al at m a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

tiyos ana friends Mrs Thatcher and
l,,lc SON VIII remain here for Sonic
time
Mr. ana Nw j, T. smith are visit.
INK with relatives ana friends In ogden
and salt Ldkc,
Prof Osborne Wdlsoo having mst
returned from college, ls spending some
Tine IN Logan WIN nr ana Mrs John
WidlSoc
Hon. G. w. NIhlcy Wuf I'm town tho
hrst of the week.
Mr. James Esmorc II lp town on
business
Mise Marie Barber f. visiting friends
IN ogden ana sal Lake
Mr. and Mrs w. w, Ruor ana fam
fly are IA Lopin aud win remain sew.
oral weeks Mrs Brooks NJ salt Lake
IL win them
Hon Moses Thatcher ana family arc
enjoying am outing In Logan cam.
yon,
Miss Ion Th0lcNcr spenl part NJ tho
wook v|tmr at me Preston farm
Mrs. NJ, y, Ormsby ana family have
gone 10 san lntc to reside Their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Lem.

Hon. =. ! Ross and wife are IN 10.
gtn attending the postmustorB' conNcn.
lion
Nr and Mrs N, w, ingalls, win leave
shortly for the Portland fair
Judge Eli Kendall returned tho first
of the week, after an extended visit In
southern Idaho,
Mis- Erle Ross WIN spend the first
Of tic week IN Provo,
N,prs, charles NUNS Of Garland
and Arthur Munns OF Brigham Clty
are yltiting relatives here,
NJ, John H. Perry and family Of
EeNoro Will shortly move here an he
has charge Of new -four mill
Mrr Thomas Austin OF sugar city,
Ia IL visiting relatives here,
Misc Mary ", FOX of SAT- Lake city
Il visiting her sister, MIR, W w. Dun.
can,
Miss Stella whiting IL spending a few
days visiting In dunnison,
Mrs w. W, Souihworth, who has
been residing IN Bingham canyon for a
short time, has returned to her home
here,
Misses susie and Della Coates and
George A COATES have returned from
q visit to ogden,
Mr. H. II Melville OF Milford was
was visiting friends here the ilrst NJ lhp
week
Mrs Emma Lindsey Of ofdcn IL yisit-
ms relatives here
Miss May Whlpplc and Hyrum An.
deton were Provo visitors saturday
Mrs. j. ", Stood OF Pennington wan
make her homo here this summer,
Mrs. G. r. Wade of Liberty IL visit
ms hcr parents, MIR, and Mrs, James
VI Alfred
Mr. and Mrs q, 4 kirkhAm Of RoX.
burg Ida. were visiting relatives here
saturday.
Mrs Jane Vaughn has returned from
an extended visit In California
About ROO Of our people epcnt Tuesday
most pleasantly a. Lagoon, the occa.
sion b'ing Utah county band day
A delightful u. II. society program
WI he rendered In / o, O, F,hall july
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

s,.re dc chine over white taneta
nv carving white carnations, The
rn,s were Beautifully decorated with
l". and sweet peas, while the lawn
lVss we'll lighted with numerous Japan
Ne' inntorna. The opera House i'oor
,g lojd. the merry crowd Of 80 danced
DIM swect music Of the orchestra \
,vni ,uous wedding supper was served
nhn Young couple left for the Portland
tair. they WIN make their nome ~
Provo
Mr. Richard sutton II visiting with
his family
Al the Lake resort on Tuesday the
suiton family had m outing, IN honor
~ Miss carrie sutton 81 salt Lake VINO
I visiting her mo'her.
prof Noyos who has been spending
me summer here, lcr, for his homo In
California,
urs l. n. Osborne entertained at n
,ea marty, IN honor OF Miss Cassidy Of
sai, Lake, The dining room wns de.
,oratod with sweet peas, and the par.
loE carnatlon'
Mas Adams Miss sconed, Miss Fos.
Ger Miss Alice llidd OF Cedar city, and
Miss Davis Of ReNburg, Idaho, formed
n FOLLY party TO the upper falls,
Mer Taylor Eph cum, Dean Twclves
and sam Riley came down from Idaho
10 attend the funeral OF Don Alexander
Mr. and Mrs, ed Foster Of Toledo,
ohio. are visiting few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Il, u, corflnnn,
e.
Mr. and Mrs, John W, McAdam drove
un 10 the camp Of Mr., and Mrs, J. n,
Hoison In Provo canyon and enjoyed a
trout dinner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

many friends viii regret their leaving
Logan exceedingly.
Mrs Geo, u, Blair was q passenger
to Salt Lake Friday morning,
Mrs. Jane Thatcher has gono to or.
egon for n visit Of some Wooks, While
there she VIII visit the Portland fair.
Mis- Claire Edrcdgo is visiting VITA
friends IN Logan,
Mayor and Mrs Robnaou, Congress,
man and Mrs Howell Postmaster ana
Mrs, Odoll together win the visitors
who wore present At the posmnftors'
convention attended the Wednesday
night party at ne pavilion, There was
also present a large number Of logdn's
rocicly people, All enjoyed most de-
lighlful evening
Mr. ana MrA, Hans Hanson are very
pleasantly campcd M Logan canyon
Mr. VIII leo has gone ~ cumher.
land, Wyo,, on Business,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via oregon Short Line,

Sal, Lake 10 Portland and rNurn
idlieeD Observation-Disclosures ts3l ,b0
Salt Lako 60 Portland and return
Zone way vita san FrAncisc)uun G.5o
Salt Lake 20 Portland and return
Zone way via Los Angeles) u,n co.
Tickets 10 Portland and return, Al,
rect On salo daily from May 2i,h 10
september 3Oth, inclusive, Tickets
reading ono way via San Francisco or
Los Angeles on sale July g. 4, IS, Q, II,
70, 10. A. 20, 81, 2S An tickets good
FOR ttopol ors ana limited 10 W
days from date ~ sale. Additional sell.
ing dates for tickets via san Francisco
OF Los Angeles quoted later.
CITY Tiohet ONCE, aOl Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co,
DON'T FORGET.

When YOU got ready to take that trip
east or when your friends get ready
20 come west don't forget thnt IN order
TO yet the best scenery service and
equipment over the fountains your
iouts should be the COLORADO MID.
LAND RAILWAY" can at ticket NJ.
fee n wost Second South for mus.
tIatod lltoraturc and souvenir postal
cards and beautiful Mountain scenery
on the MIDLAND ROUTE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Violet Embroidery club az their home
on last Friday evening,
Miss Eva Mitchell IL visiting with
friends IN the valley towns
Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Kopman, old
refldcnts Of Eureka, left sunday for
Portland, Or to make their future
homo,
The Misses Algn ana Ediih Franks OF
SAT- Lake ars he guests Of Mrs u.
Bonner and family
Mrs Hebcr Fields has returned from
I" visit win Provo friends
Mr. and Mrs william pooblcs Of Los
Angeles Cal, were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs, Hugo Dcprcgin this week,
Miss jennie Mason IN the guest Of
friends at the capital city
Mrs A. j, prmneuy returned Tues.
day IRON u two months visit with
friends a, Coalylllo, Utah
Mrs Rasmus Nelson returned Mon.
day from u two weeks visit with Salt
Lake friends,
Or, George j, Field returned Tuesday
from n trip 10 the Portland fair
Dr, r. " Monnhnn, formerly ~ Eur.
eko, nut now of Bingham junction. was
renewing old acquulnlunces here tho
iorepor' OF the week.
James FI,secralh ana Miss Nclllc
Morduq. two Ncll known young people
Of Mammoth were married NJ Provo on
saturday last,
Miss Mamie Holland Of butte Mont,
" the guest OF Mrs Michael sullivan
Mrs Patrick Holland Of Park Cily
was the guest of her daughters MIS-
A. j OConncll, his week.
Mrs j, W, A,lkcn and children are
visiting with friends AZ salt Lake CITY,
Mrs Dorothy Trogonlng " the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs Joseph 1relouh
A box social 'vas held at the Cungro'
gatlonll church M Robinson Tuesday
evening, The ladies brought their lunch
oaskc's ana merry time was had
Thursday evening, July 49, Judge
DUylon Barnett Of Mammoth solom.
nlso1 double wedding AZ the homo of
Mr.. j. o, stewart. The principals being
Sanford Markham aud G1lth Heron
and Thomas Cunnul ana lllllo stew
art, well known young uroplc OF Robin.
son, Saturday evening grnnh ball
WAS giycu ut ilnWoll'H nan IN honor 81
the newly welded purlos
Lawrence MppolIn Of Park CITY, Wh)
has noon the huos oC MI and Mrs G.
!, llauahn, returned 10 hls homo sun
dn"
Mrg Frank llgfou returned sunday
from a visit With san Lake friends.
Mrs, N Moore Of provo visited with
Eureka flouds I'M. week.
4 pleasant surprise puwy MAS given
"Wednesday oyoning IN honor of W c.
CLARK and family At Moir homo Oh
church street The party 'yas gotten
up by Mrs, J. H. thiun Of Nilror tiiE
mother NJ Mr. Cu"k The evening was
pleasantly plsol with muHIc songs
ana gociul chat ana q delicious lunch.
con was pa1akou Of Mr. clark rcron''
~ arrived from Grass valley 'nh to
take the upor'nlon1oncy Of the Englr
4 Blue lioll mine ~ this place
Mr. l., G., Doly and daughter are tho
guests Of friends ut Salt Lake,
Nj aud Mis- Miko MuWane returned
Tuesday hom 81 yoioun Wlth Paysou
friends,
ReV, Father ODonuhuo nI ~ Fat,
nckN church, lrontod llo mQmhors NJ
the choh ana THEW friends 10 mn outing
M the springs southeast of knlghtH'
VILE Wednesday About 70 poopp par
took NJ the hospitality Of the Row
Father ana the OrcHsion was one long
10 hc remembered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

TOMORROW AND TUESDAY.
July "a and %, at bargain prices,
Tho show liz hotter, bigger and
brighter than over Tho manage
mont w sustaining the reputation
for tho "bcst show on earth" by ox-
pending THOUSANDS ot dollars for
new and novel feature acts, tho two
ErnhlnNl hninH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Cured OF Brioh,s Disease.

NJ Robert o Burke Elnora, n "
writes before I started ~ use Foloyl
Kidney euro had 70 get up from twelve
hlon, wS" p WIKI droppesy ", and G" nv oWSSsphi
was 50 impaired | could scarcely 500 ono
OF my family across the room | had given
M hope ~ living whom friend rec.
ommendcd Foloys kidney euro, one "a
cent bottle worked wonders and before I
bad taken ,ho tmtd bottle 'hc dropsy
Of hrghts disease" Sold by r. j. I'M
Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

for the visitors. Tho meetings hcll
wore mop uo0lRhlc ana intoroNing
Mrs Sioocy Mrs lmusrlz, Miss Now
Elnsou ana MlM Jonuio EMson rem.
dored musical numbers which were
grcally enjoyed 10y nll ON WednoEs
day evening % banquet WAS given In
honor ~ the visiting ladies and gonllc.
men, The convention ms whole was
a most NicccPfl affoir,
The mcmbcp NJ the Nate Primary
hoard entertained the local workers.
very pleasantly ON Friday afternoon
Dr Joseph Thatcher Of san Francisco
returned 10 his home Friday morning,
after short visit with Logan rclu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
PIONEER EXCURSION,

The greatest cclohmllon Of Pioneer
day since the great Jubilee " NJ WIN he
held this year In SAIL Lake Clly AVID the
Salt Lake Route win rum low ratio oN.
uuWions from cNaN point OH It's lime
and connections You ruu't nnord To
miss ihiF opportunity AK the agent,
Snu Pedro, Los Angeles a Salt Lake
liulloud,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
EUpi;KA.

Mrs George Stolt and Miss Clara
s'oll Of This city are visiting the Lowlv
ana Clark exposition ut Portland
Prof Robinson Of the Agricultural
college ri Logan visited TIntic district
This woek,
Miss Lcnora Franks has gone To Ida
~ Folls, Ida on a visit TO friends
Mt ana Mrs John Sicwardson OF
NahSas arrived IN Eureka this week
mo hre the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Tholnas elewHrdson, They may decide
70 make Eureka their future homo,
MRS Maymo Robertson Of Coalvllc,
yum Is visiting Prof H. r, llodson
ana wife,
STATE senator Gardner of Spanish
LOT" was tho guest Of Mr., and Mrs, n,
r. Hodson This week.
lhoI1W Wilson and family returned
ron \ months visit 20 Santauun on
Wednesday WV NV
H.. NHaa "A. NsNa-.
L W. Wrlemp'N OF Tm'io Ten, No, 49,,
evon,no ~ INSTALLED officers Monday
pas, U uE, W,er wnlch an enjoyable ro'
~ wv" po''"N'n or
Al,
miss Mary Murphy Of Butte, Mont, IN
we guest " the families Of y, ", and
80 BOLIVIAN The young ludy was for.
"'''F resident OF this city
Ma, Ma, $780,.
Nss T ""g mo, oInlcN OF Ihfk Nlty
lleno6w tUeSl OF MI ana Mrs, &, j,
""" 'n'S WoeN
Mira no.,
Wss IN nu,N Mcihollh or PARK CITY
mo h,. nuost 81 ReV Father ODono-
WV ""' "oeN
Mrsp,,,,.,
dnv tt ~. Lewis and son loft Tues.
SUMNER o1r I h,G,,1dylllo colop to spend the
'"'''h'r with friends,
or""o ," C, Lard Of THIS city ana Miss
moUI,uso' rre', of Nephl were united IN
~ '''N' NV me lnttpr city on Jlly ~,
nes{, ',urned To this city last We'd
ccplloyy 'a,n, ,s ana were rendered a 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
LOGAN.

The annual convention Of poelmaSicra
was held m Logan on wednesday ana
Thursday of this week Postmaster 10.
poph Odell proved himself very cap,
able host IN entertaining and caring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Robe IN which the embroidery planned after tho style has boon
decided the and sc0nc together
the fashions elaborate example Of this mode
illustrated the picture The costume Is twopccc consisting M
short Jacket the booo order nd skirt that exhibits the cNlon
fashionable umcss The laid lenshNe wcn, ana nnshcd all
NnsDmo and
intended aud corslW bolt white satin b
boos The sleeve loose 0ar ana the oni" little boo is edged
a around the inside with po ana Accolgcd wfrc white
u
plrsc mousscino Inches The
top lcfN the hips by
Tiny n, us nh nd run of There bias the
cmhoilollcs oncclng Ms ana tho back disposed
a
stimulation 0oup,c effect deeper mck' makes
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-07

a great drawing card. The usual
Saturday matinee will be given each
week, and the management will see
that this feature is kept up to the
highest standard. Popular prices
will prevail, the admission being
placed at 15c and Csc. Popular
repertory plays will be presented,
and between the acts of each per-
Torrance pleasing specialties will be
presented.
Messrs. Tenant & Miles are de-
serving of praise and patronage for
their efforts to provide the public
every day in the year with clean,
wholesome, innocent amusement.
.he American people crave and will
have recre, ton of some kind in their
moments of leisure, and to provide
that witch is beneficial at cost that
IL can a.:ord is 20 confer favor on
Il ;hat should be fully appreciated.
r. re IS never word or sugges-
inp that could offend the most par
ticular at an Orpheum entertain
ment, and it is a place where ladies
and children may go unaccompanied
and be assured of the most courte-
Gus treatment and delightful enter
tainment.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-07
SUMMER THEATER WILL
OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT
Will Comprise an Orpheum Entertain.
ment in the Open Air-Good
Plays Promised.

Tenant & Miles. proprietors of
the popular Orpheum playhouse,
will open on Monday evening next
the Park theater. place of amuse-
ment and recreation that promises to
be one of the most popular resorts
ever opened in the city. 1t is in eff
feet a garden theater, where inno-
cent smusements are provided, and
where the people may go after day
Of care and work and enjoy select
program and play aud music. There
will be refreshment stands in cOnnec-
ton, providing a complete line of
ice creams, lemonade and other
palate ticklers.
The Park theater is centrally To-
Gated on or near the corner of Yaki-
ria avenue and Second street, the
entrance being on the avenue, be-
tween the Club cigar store and the
Boston store. The entryway will in
itself he attractive, and decided i'm
provement over the billboard that has
filled the space for SO long. The
grounds have been put in neat and
attractive condition, and will be brill
liantly lighted and provided with
plenty of seats. The stage Is per-
feet in its appointments, and is SO
situated and lighted as to give the
desired effect as regards sight and
sound. The Park theater will be
the scene of all the Orpheum's en-
I tertainments during the coming sum-
mer and fall, except when the
weather is unfavorable to open air
performances, when the Orpheum
will be used.
Beginning with the oepning night,
next Monday. the Yakima band will
be present and furnish the music on
Monday and Thursday evenings.
The concerts this organization will
give on these occasions will prove
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-07

Hon. H. B. Rigg, Judge OF the SUI
perior court of this district, the Bull
letin Is pleased to note, Is giving sat-
isfaction to both the public and the
bar and seems to be determined to
make a record of which any Judge
might be proud. During the cam
paign last fall this newspaper was
not an enthusiastic supporter of
Judge Rigg, honestly believing that
he lacked the experience and ability
to fill the position, but Is glad to
learn that it was mistaken. He
seems to merit the support and en-
couragement Of every lover of justice,
of every individual who is interested
in maintaining the high character
and integrity of the courts. and, as
long as he pursues his present course,
Judge Rfgg can rest assured that
he will have such support from
tie people Of Prosser and Benton
county. Edward Fourier has a
force OF five men at work building the
big steamboat, the Prosser Queen,