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Blue-grass blade., 1908-11-29
BLUE GRASS BLADE.
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the propositions for discussion should be so worded
bring sharp the moral influences and principles
of Christianity and Ereethought, and the following has
been agreed upon
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11Tn.
Rev. keyser to affirm
Resolved, That there is sufficient moral historical and
scientific evidence prove that the bible is the inspired
word of god.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH.
Charlesworth to affirm
Resolved, That the principles of Secuarism are better
adapted the needs and promote the welfare of the
human family than the principles of Christianity.
In order to have representation in the immediate
locality for the purpose of agreeing upon the detail of
raneement the Blades editor has named Samuel Toomey,
Walter c. Hardesty and George O. Roberts a committee
to that end
With full understanding that the object of the debate
is ascertain truth, and personal conquest
90 into this forensic tourney with full confidence regarding
the Rev. Keyser submitted the propositions which
were accepted with but light modification.
Rev Keyser is accredited with being a of ability,
and has written and published anmber of books upon the
life and habits Of birds, including ALSO religious novel,
intended aid the of Christianity. Properly
Quoted this debate should prove of mental profit Chris
tan and Freethinker alike.
While this trip to Canal Dover other lecture appoint
will be taken and number of local clubs under the
buckeye Secular Union is expected be organized Il
result of these efforts.
1t is to be hoped that far the Ereehnker in Canal
Dover and Tuscarawas County concerned, they will do
all they make this discussion memorable in the his
tory of the district.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
puppelte Aritik.

GarpaI6o, Der er iolgreidIle Sbeaters
birettor in Yari5 inter Napolepn Dem
0ritten, braGte cine neue Sper CUR
@uffiibrung, bic Inn srpbe Soften per
urfaGte, unb beren S6Difen linn
ni6t perborgea oeblieben tparen. Die
GunIt bes gcfiir6teten Sbeaterfrititers
&oQuepIan, Der 81 jsner 3eit bas oras
mattTGc 5euilleton Der cinfluBrei6ften
3eitung yGonItitutionnel" %leitet., mar
tbm paber iebr erpiinl6t. GarpaIbo,
Der nidt nur Elm ausge3ei6neter Rez
giIeur, ioroern aud Elm por3iigliGer
&p6 ipor, iud)te olIo am Sage Dor Der
eriten I~uffibrung ben itren9en &riti
fer, lpelder elm GROCER 5einf6meder
ipar, ouf unb iiberbratte ibm eine Gin
labung gum IbenbeTen.
IS 9ibt nGmli6 cine tts1oerbare
,8ouiqabaifIe' (6ii6iuppe, National
geri6t in Der propence)," fagte er.
LIMB ba i9 psib, bah Sis elm porSiigs
li6er &enner Der 8ouiaabaiIfe iino.
foffe iA bamit Gbre bei Sbnen eil3r.
legen, geraoe tpie morsen nit nleincr
neuen Sper."
SIS gilt" e%nt9e9nete Moqueplan. -
@m Sage nad Der Iuffiibrun9 her
nsusn Sper Dffnete Der Director in
GROCER Spannung bic 3eitung, benn er
muBte fiir6tcn, bab er piclleidt NIT
einem Sdla9e ieinen 1pf ols gutter
9irettor uno ais eei6idSer So9 pers
loren babe.
3oqueplan reridtete 5lpar siinitig
iiber bic neue Sper, bod iein Sob snts
belt audi cine Ginidrdntung. rSas
Stiid lit reiSenb," i6risb er, maber es
feblt nod Elm penia Wiir5e. man pirb
baber bas nddite Mal BON ber 9beas
tsrleitung forbern miiiIen, tub lie nit
benz Safran ~ipeniger ipariam unsebe,
tpenn i9 mid 10 ausoriiden .barf."
Garpalbo bate nGmlid Bel Der
9puiQdbaiTe ben Safran pergeIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Aud rin Iitrrarifd)er asriefurd(rl.

@ls Der groBs Sramatifer gueen
Scrtbe ii6 bersits zines grpben Nufca
erfreuts, ging tim etnes Sases RON
einem frons0FIdsn 4riitotraten, Dem
Grafen g., Der iih auh germ einen yta'
men In Der 2iteratur gemadt bate,
fplgenbes S6reiben 3 II: sd mod'
Sbnen BEN @orialag, fih nit mir 81
Der @%bfafung eines 9ramas gu Der:
binben. Sic iareiben baS Stiid, id
nebme bic geiammten Soften Der eriten
SnI5enirung allf meme SduItern, dla
9lutprsn iteben mir 9emeiniam auF benz
S6eatersettsl. Den sei9dftliden Sor,
tbeil iolsn Sic gang allein baben, i'd
ielbIt arbeite nur bes Hubmes ipegen."
llnper5iigli6 lisb Stribe Inn biz
fol9enoe Nntport sut9eil iperoen: n0err
grdf! Sn meinsm 2eben tit es mir
nod nidt gelungen. qferb unb Giel gea
meiniam Dor mtinen Wasen gu ipan'
nen. Sd mub baber SIR eiitiges In'
erbieten banteno ablebnen."
Sie 4httpprt bes @rafen lautete:
rsS6re ~glblebnung u%nierer literariI9er
Irbeit8gemeinidaft babe i'd erbalten.
GS itebt in sSbrem 9stieben. SIREN pf'
f~eutunoigen 9ort6eil aussui6la9en,
aber mod Ianae nidt. mid nit sinem
Pferoe gu per9leiden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
purd) zine aDftte g~srtttft.

Die Ma6t bes mcnT4li9en @iGenI
ii6er ben &0rper lit taum jemals teIIei
belpieI len porben, tpis in iolgenben
Sale. Giner Der tapferen SFfi3ier,
Der in Snbien gegen Die Sran3pier
fdmpfenben 4rmee 2prb WeqeslepI
irar Sberit SaD, Der ipeser feiner Wa:
ge6GIIigtett uno 3ii9nbeit ebenio BE-
riibmt mar pte lpegen Ieiner Wettlei:
benidaft. Sci Seringdpatom tpurbt
er bon elmer &uoel in bic 9ruit getrof.
fen unb lag aniGeineno lebIos duf ben
S9la@tfeloe. 3tpei anbere Sffi3ier(
tamen an i9m porbet, unb elmer por
t3nen rief: Ser arme 9ap i6eirt aud
in'8 Senicits ab3umari6iren!"
&aum bate Der SberIt btei Mortt
pernommen, ais er nit i6puder
Stimme entge9nete: sd pette bunbert
pfunb nit Sbnen cuffs Gegentbeil."
Der Sberit bate Die Qngen g%eDffnet
unb blidte Dem eriten Sprsder itarI
ms 8eii6t bod mrbte man bei Der
S9tpere Der &erpunoung annebmen.
bab ietn 2eben nur mod nab Stunben
5Gblen tonnte.
sd baIte meme Wette ouTre6t,
fubr er fort. nSie, &apitdn MarIton,
ipanote er Ni9 an ben 5peiten Offi3ier,
limb 3eu9e!"
9o9 bieien Worten iant er pieber
beipubtlos 3uriid.
Major WinoIor, nit bstn er getuettet
bate, iorgte fir feline fofprttge lebers
fi6rung ms SoIpitaI. gei Der llnters
iuGung iteute iib Der SAT- aIs Elm iebr
fd)tperer beraus, uno no6bem Der pa
tient burd) belebenbe Wtittel ipieber gum
9eiuubtiein ertpedt iporben, tbeilte ibm
Der @r3t nit, bub Die Su9el. 5iemli6
nett eingeorunge1, unb 6dDurd Die
Speratior iebr 9sfGbrlid gelporom fei.
sd muB sic barauf aufmertfam
MAIDEN" iette er bin3u, .bab sic bic
Operation Dabri9einlid ni9t iiberites
ben perben."
vWenn ismanb f~iinf5i9 Pfunb nit
mir lpetten min, tGnnen Sic mid ppes
riren," fa9te Der OberIt. nS4iden Sic
bod gu Winofor."
Der Maior ipurbe gebolt unb nabm
audi bic nere Wette an.
nNun iolt S6r mas ieGen," it01nte
Der Sberit, rieBt mil id niGt i%terbsn.."
Die Operation ipuroe iofort begons
'ten, uno Der tupfere Solbut iiberitanb
lie lpirtlid, 70 bab Der Majpr inn ben
8etrag Der Nette a%usbGnoigen mubte.
sd iage Sbnen," meinte Der Oberit,
~bab ia, na6oem i'd gepettet bate,
ni&t mebr iterben ipolte. Dine bic
Wette tpGre i6 Elm tobter Damn gene
len. gtber id mar felt enti9lpiien, 81
geptnnen, unb baS er6ielt mid ON
Qeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Grmeitsrtr acknowledgement.

Sn elmer @eIeli9aft purbe Der DO
moni4riftIteQer MIeyanoer Dumas BON
Der olS ipobltbGtig betunnten Dame bes
Sauies erIudt, iein G6erflcin 5u ben
Seeroigung5toIten zines qrnen Seams
ten bei5uiteuern, oMer fol benn beer
bigt perben2" fru9te DUMAS. Gin
Geridtsppl3ieber," ldutete bic Ints
mort. - Limb nie pieI betragen Die
Sserbigun9stpIten?"- n6uufunO5pdns
3ig Srancs!" 8umaS 9riff pbne peis
ieres in bic Saide unb ibsrreidte Der
5rau bss Squie8 fiinf5ia 6rancs nit
ben Worten: nWeine 0nGbi9ite, bier
buben sic bos Soppelte. bite. laIIen
Sic gIeia 5pei Observation-Disclosures be-
ordben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Scr 9i&ter auf ber ead,citsreiic.

Bon Miitral, benz prppencaliI6en Sids
ter, pirb cine biibi4e Inetcote er5dblt.
Saul Irsne traf ben 0idter einmal -
es lit 1ton febr LANCE her - in Sta
lien. rMas MAIDEN Sic benin hiera"
fraste er i'm. - sd bin auf Der
Sp6aeitsreiie," ertpioerte Miftral. -
.Sa. 100 1T benin Sbre Srau?" Die
1T gu Sauie geblieben. Mir iinb niht
reid genus, UNI uns eine Sodseitsreiie
gu stpeien gu %lsiiten; bssbalb bin iG
aIein eefahren, aber i'd idreibe ibr
alles. mas id bier gu ieben betomme."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Tabft.
9on 9llbrrt 9fooerih.

SIN siutt Sanrnctbccrhe gang olctu
~ einit elm muntcrcs Gitlcu mitoctaufen,
llno als cs trennen nil ii0 BON Dem SSous
fen,
% beibt Der Sbdferbunb cs in bos @riu.
limb ais es boiler Shmtrjer nrlt i.1o labm
llno ij6 betlo9eno gu heu Seineu fam,
Sa iprob 5u ibm bas dlteite Der 9fCroc:
,g8cnn ou bid mengit III ciac 5lamnclbceroc
limb gar nod iu6t, ie pieocr gu Uerlafer,
so tla9e ridt, ipenn bid Die 6uuoe %iaien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

1te lam 1lt Tim ge9eniiber iln9eQeler
2Inlnl pOr. gr ipaE dber mt tyr 3n'
Ifteoen uilo 1eAr 5artll1 - bds ma1fe
Ie uHna9ear 9ludll4. Salo naf9em
pet Ptplenor pds Sumner peflanen
9e'te. petam ne Nan9eipetle. S!e mari
DE Sttdefet p%etlette uro las III Den
9e9naltttpten, Die auf 13re9 Ital'nes
S3re'ot'l0 la9en. Sic 0erllaIlo 10
9nt ME nI9ts oabon, gus reIler
SP'e'erel' gu Der ltd4 elm fpen'8 9feuz
4Ietpe 9eleufe' totfnete ne EN- Paar
S0upta1er uno ttamte part1; 2HN
&c cues nphl9eoronet pate! 9ler
Sort ein,eIn Jbeftris6ene pIStter, oIte
RanuItribtea Sefte. grof6iiren unb
bier i'm untefften ssoefe - mas mar
benin base fgie MANN Elm 8iinbhen
9riefe beral1s -ihre ~aie6t5briefe. Q(f
- NIT peIder Gebninht i'm .Seraen
hattie Iie itetsE bic seber onoeTebt. Gic
3oa einen nit einem Generalization
beraierten g~riefbpoen berqls nnb las.
8ie ianoe ssrau trollte ibrsn Q(uoen
niht. Wie = Wolfqdna bate FORT
oirt2 Sbre innioen. 6era[it aemeinten
8rief6en NIT rot6er ainte berbefert
ipie bic Sefte ieiner Sertianer? %,
biefer Qebantl So = tpor fleinlidl
Gr hattie lie INNER pte Elm G6ulmG6s
den bebanbelt unb ie ouf lire prtbos
orqp6iIben sSebIer oufmerfIam oemn6t
= bah err es 70 melt treiben piirbe.
Butte tie ME BON ibm oeba6t. Gs mar
Der erite S6mera. ben Ife in ibrer jun
oen She erlebte.
o.x
aiS DER yrOtenot lPot AoeoOs hoT
9oiile lam: fano er 1etne Urau peInenD
III Der Soiaede' Or mar III Po0Fe"
Sraos peltar3t'
raoer Steolts - YOU no@ an5S UNI
@pIles tp'ueH, mas ~ 9elUe9eH'
Att tur5en,. qerben Worten ltsute
ne lgH GUT 9tepe unO 9s.9te 'ph' pen
Srtel' 9@fat9uIis 9r,lr llp an ps"
aopf;. g'ne foDtil0e @erle9eH9e" DE-
ma9tl9te llH l@e'ller.
rW!etne SerQens9rete pas oas'
9ape t4 torf'9lrt, ]aipo4l; S0 muBle
ia 0etne 1uBeH Srte1s 'mnier
uno thinner nteoer pur9lelen pa
tonnte 1q - Die Se9ler p'rlliq H'q'
20 lte9el IGllen. 9oGper ip,e '@ ns
perpeneft 9a'te mar Is m't eule
ipG5re 9SoIlle' m'q IN pefl SHpo't Oct
oliltenoen 8lotipen 81 perllelet' |et.
Setp mtr '9 Dat eh G9p.P Gu
babe es nur tur mta 9etbal Su
loute't IS gar niqt le9eR! De 9GnSe
&orrettlr eeoeutet allo nsolet M'ulIs,
ais elne Seff'eot9ung unp Setu2'gun9
metneS ort9o9rqppt13 relren uno lau'
feren 9eip'ners; Sq p0pt glV "a
ntoQt ipent9sr iieo w PuI 10 pN'
8orauge-Uu p'lt meme e'N6'9e' pet''
l're
Gr tonnte Dor Sslpe6a1'9 nIdl iPel'sr
1preGen. Stl!fmtl9 aI'orm'e Ct |e.
g6'f ~ m'hpo!ea
Se a~ntlaortefe MOI.
! ~@rsle N}o9te eFHN poripNfl8ppl.
lem Anne, Iplf ml'Bte mlr oof aap
9ef9ileh lalleh, 1oaB EH meme lgtelsn
@9lGse II ,nle.He 1WstGlt 9attnns
1ooe'lel'' Yeshs 9aNpluu9I iuus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Ge5ept bon Erofeiior Gr. Sod, ber.
seitellt bonn @offof SoffeLbol5 1ino
I'M gieoermeieritpl 6arnirt bonn
3unltmaler Tiniel. IaA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Som &oernenbof. = I'm
tcroffi3ier (sltm brmmen Nefruten):
.Menif, Sic iinO mir alif nid)t an
Der @iege geiunaen poroen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Stubsnt gum anberen): Sch!
benin Der MiiQer nidt nit fneipen?"-
,IG. Der lsi9tiinnige Serl perlunmpt
ia g gauge Yslo fir @iidsr!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

mcitcr STEELE nGrcn, mas miir0cn
Sic "a bclicQcn?" Gcllncr (bcr
aefiinoigt bot); n&ier %iibcrbaupt
nild)t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

IS cm iicnbufter 80 il b G
inter. - @enmter (5itm H0lbcr,
Der bic Eoltfaiie p%liinbcrn mid luno
Die @cl0Cr II. @ertbhricfc perlangt):
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Smmer berielbe. - Saul
mann (ocr bel Scr Sraluthg LANCE
oui ser 5rdtidjcin mortcn ml,G0:
sd bite, SEER Einrrer, tummeln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
npr1 rtitiu3.

CATER: nSDrs, &ein 8rGutigam
ii Elm tpunberbarer Menih! Gr rau6t
meme Giearren, trintt meinen 8ein
unb fpmmt jcben britten Sag gum
Mitta9eHen! Wiro iid) bas cenn ME
mails dnberne" = 9 o d tcr (tleins
laut): .Sa -. bos Rauden mill cr
ii6 jebt abseipDbnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Sic lid NoH II bibdcn nit Scr
GuitinnQ."
NufrihtiG. - @ait Gin gutter
game 5llli &cllncr): ,9Scm Sic an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

r@itte, fonncn Sic iid) aud lcgitimi-
rcn?"
Ils elmer + 0 d NJ 0 oernen
Menii .aorte: 8eiiiater Snoian,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Hd,pue AuaHhJt.

3 den (auf Der Strabe gum
@erebrer feiner Sdtpeiter): .8pmmen
Sic beut Nbenb ipieber gu uns2" =
,Sapobl, mein Sunge!" : Sea. bann
freuen sic fid! Seute sibt's ipas Set
nes fir Sis!" : rGt, ba bin id aber
neusisrig!" = rSa, iuas gu trinten!
DIANA min Sbnen beute reine, Wein
einI6enten!"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12
SCHOOL SECTION.

L. J. Steward of Sunnyside, can
didate for county clerk, is calling
on the voters of the School Section.
Mrs. Henry Leach and Mrs. Carl
ner Of North Yakima visited with
Mrs. George Carpenter over Sunday,
returning home Tuesday.
Charles Dillon and family returned
from their mountain tric last Friday.
Mrs. Lawrence Bryan of Toppen-
ish is visiting her father, George ia
cobs, who is very sick.
A. Lynch and wife will leave for
their home on the Columbia today.
Mrs. Lynch has been under the doa-
tors care for some time.
Mrs. Jos. Schreiner and children
have gone camping at Soda Springs
for three weeks.
Miss Varan Carpenter, who has
been camping on the Cowiche for the
past two weeks, returned home Tues
day.
Miss Ethel Young is home again
after several days absence on the
Naches.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12
ALFALFA.

Mr.. Shearer of Toppenish was IN
our midst Saturday.
c. NJ. Forrest started his thresh-
ing machine Thursday in the Lower
Status.
Sargent & Newell of Toppenis'l
were in Alfalfa Saturday.
Chas. Atwood of Liberty is help
ing Geo. Mathis this week,
Miss Marie Ide is visiting Mrs.
Flint at Outlook this week.
Lydia and Floyd Dekraay of Gran
ger visited Vivian Mathis Friday eve
ming.
The grain crop in this vicinity is
very slim this fall owing to the ex-
IRENE dry season.
Mr.. S. Walker of Seattle is stop
ping at Alfalfa at present Mi.
Walker is travelling in the interest of
the Continental Life Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, who have been
visiting Mr.. -Bartlow's for the past
week, left Tuesday for their home IN
Seattle.
Roy Rarrick drove through here
Saturday afternoon enroute for the
Status.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12
Co,rNTIEs GIVE SCHOOL CENSUS.
There is Increase of Population in
Most Instances.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. 10.-Eight-
cen county superintendent have
made their annual report to Super
intendent II. B. Dewey for the year
ended June so, 1908. One of the IN
teresting items of this report is the
number of children of school age liv-
ing in the various counties. The fol-
lowing list shows the enumeration
for 1908 and the gain or loss since
last year:
Adams 3075, loss "a: Chehalis
6275, gain 2SS; Chelan 1855. gain
1872; Clarke GAIL, gain 4S2; Column
bia 2033, no change; Cowlitz 324S.
gain So; Ferry S96, loss 3; Garfield
1920, loss 10: Island 1157. gain
1871; Jefferson 1914, gain 10; Kick
itat 1929. gain 81; Lincoln 1902.
gain 202; Pacific 1921. gain. 1872;
Pierce 26,3s6, gain Ss5; Skagit
6s17, gain 1877: Walla Walla 6560,
gain 200; Whatcom 1000, gain
sS4; Yakima. $3.50. gaip 1113.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12
P. o. Box SIS.
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, for Yakima County
Frank VI. Rushmore and Lucia NJ.
Rushmore, his wife, plaintiffs, vs..
V. n. Massey. f. H. Mccullough and
Clay Frint. and the unknown heirs
of V. n. Massey f. II. Mccullough
and Clay Frint, defendants.
The State of Washington to the de-
PENDANTS, V. n. Massey, f. II. McCul-
Tough and Clay Frint, and the I'M
known heirs of V. N. Massey, F. Fl.
Mccullough and Clay Frint:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the pub-
lication of this summons, to-wit,
within sixty days after the 9TH day of
August, 1908, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attov-
neys for plaintiffs. at their office be-
low stated; and in case of your fail
ure so to do, Judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of said
court. The object of this action is
to exclude the defendants, and each
of them, from any interest in or TO
Lots one, two and three of Yakima
Acre Tracts, in Section twenty-five,
township thirteen, north of Range
eighteen, f. w. NJ, in Yakima Coun-
ty, Washington.
GULL, LUSE & DAVIS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
.P. o. address, Ward Building, North
Yakima Washington.
Aug5-1 o-19-26-Sept2-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12
BUSY AT Y. NJ. c. A.
Greater Portion of Furniture Arrives
and All Hands are ut Work
Placing Ii.

Things are busy at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Physical Director Cook, who arrived
Thursday, is finishing the work of in
stalling the gymnasium apparatus
and going over the lockers to see that
all the combinations work easily. In
quiries for lockers have been made
every day for weeks, and already
some assignments have been made.
The arrival of the greater part of
the furniture for the rest of the
building is keeping all hands at
work to get it in place as soon as
possible. The handsome chairs and
tables for the main floor, the folding
chairs for the auditorium, and the
elegant sanitary wardrobes for the
bedrooms, together with other tasty
pieces are beginning to make the
building look like the place where
young men will delight to spend their
evenings.
A great many inquiries are made
these days for rooms in the bachelor
apartments, and altogether the office
is more than busy giving information
regarding rooms and membership
and showing the building to strang-
ers and friends of the association.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12
County Correspondence
TANfPICO ITEMS.

Mr.. Will Shaw was up from town
today visiting his relatives.
Willie Knox was in the city on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson,
Jr.. are over fom Fort Simcoe visit
ing with friends.
Mr.. Anderson and party Of
friends went up to Fish Lake fishing
and hunting while Mrs. Anderson is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Shannafelt.
Mr.. Anderson will return to Simcoe
about. the first of September. They
have been working over at Fort Sim
coe for several months.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Mondor August 2.
Mrs. Martha Ward and daughter
were in the city Monday and Tues
day on business.
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LOWER MATCHES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman,
Rena Jostos and Sadie Jacobson re-
turned from Soda Springs yesterday.
They have been at the Springs for
the last ten days and pronounced
the trip and sojourn there par ex-
cellence.
Willis Frined and family left on
Friday OF this week for Mount
Adams. They expect to be gone
three or four weeks.
Mr.. Walker and family will leave
next Tuesday for Mount Adams.
Four doctors in the Matches VAL
ley in one day breaks the record. Mrs.
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For County Superintendent.
(Paid AdvertiSementl


To the Voters of Yakima County:
| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for nomination for the Of
fee of Superintendent of Schools, on
the republican ticket, subject to the
decision of the primary election.
f. M. DOUGLASS.
hold a permanent first grade cer-
tifcate earned by examination test in
the state of Washington, and have
taught in the schools of Yakima coun-
ty for the past sixteen years. l have
also been member OF the board of
educ ion Or Yakima county for the
past eight years. ! have a thorough
knowledge OF the school system of
this state and ! fully realize the needs
of the schools OF Yakima county.
Z. M. DOUGLASS.
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FRUrTVALE.

A number of Fruitvale people spent
SUNDAY a. Pivegsile park.
Clifford Wright is visiting in Td-
coma.
Miss Grace Powers has returned
from Mt. Vernon and will leave the
first of the week for her home in
Prince Albert, Canada, accompanied
by her grandmother Mrs. Hutchin-
son, who has been spending the
spring and summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. G.. Orr.
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Order to Show Cause Why Wards
Real Estate Should Not BE Sold.

Order to Show Cause Why Wards
Real Estate Should Not BE Sold.
In the Superior Court of the State Of
Washington, for Yakima County
In Probate.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Ernest A. Salter, minor.
Now. to-wit. on this 18th day If
July. A. d. 1908, upon reading and
filing the petition of Carl A. Berndt
as guardian of the estate of Ernest
A. Salter minor, praying for an
order to sell certain real property be-
longing to said minor. situate in Yak
ina County, Washington, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: An un-
divided one twenty-eighth interest
in and to lot nineteen (19) of J. II.
Hathaway's Five Acre Tracts accord
ing to the official plat thereof now
on file and of record in the office OF
the county auditor of said Yakima
county.
And it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court from the allegations
contained in said petition that there
is no personal property belonging to
said minor and that the sale of said
real property is for the best interests
or SAID minor.
Now therefore, on motion of Carl
A. Berndt, the said guardian, by his
attorneys, Gull. Luse & Davis, 1t IS
hereby ordered that all persons In
terested in said estate be and appear
before the above entitled court at the
court room of said court. in the coun-
ty court house at North Yakima.
Yakima County, Washington. on the
LIST day of September, A. d. 1908.
at the, hour of $50 o'clock a. M,
then and there to show cause, IL any
there be. why an order should not be
granted to the said guardian to sell
the real property hereinbefore de-
scribed in said petition, for the pur-
poses therein specified.
And it Is further hereby ordered
that a copy of this order be pub
lished once week for four success
sive weeks next preceding said date
in The Yakima Herald, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at
North Yakima, Washington, and Of
general circulation in said Yakima
County.
Done in open court this 18th day
of July. A. d. 1908.
e. B. PREBLE.
July22-29-Aug5-12-19 Judge
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Walter Fender, fever. Mrs. Frazer,
bone felon. Mrs. Amanda Boir,
fainting spell. Mrs. John Dolby, girl
baby. That is why.
o. B. Whitman returned from Soda
Springs on Thursday Of this week.
The second crop of alfalfa is being
harvested and is little below the
usual average.
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SHIP FIRST ALFALFA.
Yakima Valley Association Gets a
Fine Price from the Sound.

The Yakima Valley Fruit & Pro-
shipment of this years alfalfa TO
sound points and news was received
Wednesday of a car sale at 1925 per
ton, net to the grower. While deal
ers have been talking 81, President
B. D. Thompson of the association
has been holding out for IS ton
and got a better figure on the first
carload.