The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04

Fred c. Barrett-Last OF month
Skillern Bros.-Any time.
Mrs. T. w. Davis-In April.
Elmore e Son-At an early date.
West Side Pharmacy--July fourth
c. r. Harris-Soon.
B. F. Kumler-July fourth.
Clarence Liggett-As soon as the
majority can decide.
Lee Title: am in hearty accord
with the movement and will support
IL with all my heart and to the best
of my ability. In whatever the mer-
chants of the city think is right, I am
with them.
I. B. Turnell: While I favor Tie
movement, I would little rather
have it occur about the Fourth OF
July rather than just at present. We
ought to be glad to get up such an
event so as to show our appreciation to
those who have secured it for us.
Myron H. Grover: I strongly ia
vor such a movement as Congress-
man Jones suggested. It should be
rousing one. and one that will
shake the valley from one end to the
other.
DR.. A. D. Sloan: We certainly
ought to have big celebration. II
we neglected to have a celebration, II
would be sad reflection upon the
dignity of Yakima. Have big bon
fires, band music, public speaking
anything appropriate to show our
appreciation of the event.
w. A. Bell We certainly owe a
debt of gratitude to those who have
labored so hard and conscientiously
for the project, and I think the occa-
sion ought to be celebrated. For one,
I am in sympathy with 1t, and will
do all I can to help the thing along.
2. Y. Coleman: I am in sympathy
with the movement. I think it is
proper and appropriate that we cell
citrate the event.
Mayor Reed: We certainly ought
to make this memorable event: It
Is a duty we owe to ourselves and to
those whose efforts won for us this
great blessing.
H. J. Snively: A celebration will
be grand thing, but no more than
We ought to do for the great bene-
fit we have derived. But, am not in
favor of holding it too early. l think
the celebration ought to take place
when Congressman Jones and the
senators can be here. believe the
first spadeful of earth ought to be
turned by Mr.. Jones. He has stood
by this proposition grandly, and is
entitled to most of the credit. Let's
have them all here and give them
the time of their lives. There ought
to be no difficulty in getting $1,000
xxvh1 10 "a, T. H..
J. A. Macarthur, secretary of the
H. H. Schott company: A celebra-
ton of the success of the big event
should by all means be had. It is
the biggest thing that ever happened
to the entire Yakima valley and the
world should hear of it. No better
advertising could be had and it
would show that we appreciate the
efforts of all who have been instru-
mental in making the big undertake
ing possible.
J. J. Macdonald-Just as soon as
possible; now is the time we are
most interested in the celebration.
W. D. Walker-Just as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be
made. ~
Phelps & Co.-In about two weeks
G.. L. Allen-Right away.
T. R. Fisher-As soon as possible.
J. T. Handsaker-In ten days or
two weeks.
C. E. Philbrick-This month.
NJ. l.. Matterson-If we are going
to have good old American celebra-
tion, we want it right away.
J. J. Moore-The sooner the bet
ter.
W. H. Look-Last of April.
]. A. Tipton-April the goth.
e. w. Chapman-Soon.
Charles c. Gleason-Ths month.
Mike Jones-The last of this
month.
Curry & Bowman-This month.
f. j. Deyo-Right away.
Natchez Meat Market--When the
rest of the people are ready.
William Townsend-When Con-
gresham Jones arrives.
Charles McEwen-When Congress
man Jones arrives.
c. e. McEwen-When Congress
man Jones comes home.
F. e. Lauderdale-July fourth.
Treat Raynor-July fourth.
]. w. Landon1July fourth.
w. S. Earls-Any time after to-
night.
]. D. Medill-I favor three days
celebration about the fourth of July.
If it is given now, the only thing 1t
will aflount to is to give the visitors
a chance to get noisy.
Herman & Fredell-July fourth.
Mules & Theon-As soon as we can
get ready.
H. P. Budge-The quicker the
better! Let us do 1t while 1t is hot.
]. F. villager-July the fourth.
Robert Wooley-July the fourth.
I. B. Turnell-By all means, July
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