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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05
Hearings Set by Commissioners.

The county commissioners have set the following dates for the hearings on licenses which are wanted. Ter renee r. Raynoids, 519 East street, Monday, Ma racn 9, at 10 a. m, Domin- ick Sasso, 54 Hii street, Monday, March 9, 3 ?. m. Edward McEbtrye, TS State street, Tuesday, March 10, 10 a. m.; and Michael Monohan, 42l State street, Tuesday Marcl@1o, at p. m,
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fairs of that church. She leaves, be- sides her husband, one son, Charles F. McNeil, and two grandchildren. The funeral services will be held Sat urday afternoon at her late residence. Rev Jason N Pierce of Davenport church will ofliclate.
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New Haven Road Attached.

Deputy Sheriff Henry P. Speigel yes- terday attached the New Haven road for $30,OOO on a claim made by Kath- erine Vokmer of Seymour, whose claim is that the developments of the railroad adjacent to her property have depreciated its value to that extent.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The New England Birch Beer com pany of New Haven has filed certifi- cate of incorporation in the office of the secretary of the state. The pur- pose of the company is indicated by its name and its capital is 5000. The lncorporators are Paul Russo and An tonic and Antoinino Nanac0re. lily mans, Incorporated, of New Haven has filed a certificate Of incorporation The firm will manufacture and deal in clothing and will have a capital of s10,0Oo The incorporators are Charle H. Miller and Maurice and Claire Cohen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The W. C. r. L. will meet at Trim ity parish house this afternoon at , o'clock. It will be a Frances E. Will lard memorial service under the aus pices of the w C. T. l., No. 1. There will be different tributes to her mem- ory. A social hour with light refresh ments will follow.
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\ BENEFIT CONCEPT

A concert will be held in Music han. court street. on April ,. 1908. under the auspices of the Pen cluh The money is to be turned over tn Mayor Martin for the poor fund of the city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Wellman, whose estate s estimated to be worth over $l,00O,OOO Attorney George F. Butterworth Of New York was appointed executor in the Probate court yesterday morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

There is something charming about the old fashioned cross stitch that makes it attractive whenever 1t IS used. Towels and linen sheets are al" ways improved py initials embroidered in cross stitch Some do it in White and some with red cotton, but which ever color is used the effect is always sure to be attractive.
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For the second time within a week, and despite the police shift, the stores of Louis Falco at 172 Meadow street, $. B. Jones of Ill Meadow street, and W. H. Hendricks at 425 Congress ave nue, were burglarized Tuesday night. At Mr. Falco's place which is a jew elry store, several fountain pens were taken
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Dr. Luther Gulick. director of physi- schools, will address a meeting to be
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

a glass globe vending machine busi- ness in this city. The offices of tho concern are at 95 Water street. The capitalization is sl0,000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Two rows of enaneled buttons on the cuffs of silk or woolen shirt waist make a very pretty finish. Buttons are now being used as extensively as trim ming and found one of the most sat- isfactory methods.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Medical Examiner Goodyear of North Haven, yesterday, filed at the coroner s office certificate of the death of Abiathar Hubbard Spencer of Clinton vile. of heart disease. MT. Spencer was found in the yard of his home dying and expired before help could he summoned He was seventy-two wears of age and is survived by two sons and several brothers.
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To prove that the tailored shirt waist has come to remain little while at least, sets of jade, amethyst and other semi-precious stones are being shown in the shops. The sets include cuff links, studs and scarf pins and may be had in almost any design.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

The prudential committee of Grace hospital have received d contribution Of sl0 from Mrs. Martha $. Marlin for the hospital relief fund
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

B. o. Kingsbury and Harry Killan have incorporated for the conduct of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Striking his hand against a revolving circular s8W at his factory yesterday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

limitation filet lace is introduced on some of the new curtains in extremely good effect. The block designs, a heavy looking block in heraldie effect alter hating with another quite lacy in ap- pearanoe. borders a pair of curtains of cable net. A band of lace incloses the blocks and the edge of the curtains is finished with lace. Another curtain in the bonne femme style shows an ex- quisite border of imitation filet which is almost as rich looking as the gen. ulne.
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BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day at 1:O4 a. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Wellman Estate. On the will of Mrs. Kate Fearing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Beltings of heavy rib silk one and three quarters inches wide are decreed for every linen costume, made with skirt and waist separate. Those with clusters of stripes at short intervalh and other designs in Greek key, scroll or floral, thrown out in a heavily raised line of white or some other contrast ing color are extremely good-looking, as the stripes are usually in Scotch colors, on dark blue or green ground.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Galloon borders in black and white are to be sen with a touch of some color a.so-the color in the same shade as that of the foundation silk. From this seasons experience robe border ings are insisted upon; 1t matters not whether we carry the borders on the bottom of the skirt, in panels the length of the skirt or in tunic or over dress bottom trimming. Having that margin the tall and the short the stout figure anI the slender one may select what is most becoming.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Don t forget that you can get Course Of Free Art Embroidery Lessons by ar ranging with Nogahama
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

Don t forget to see the Jamestown Ex- position Exhibits in the Art Embroidery Annex
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-05

IA new molel, in rather severe style shirtwaist, has tiny box plaits full length at front, and back alike, and between them handdrawn stripes hemstitched and caught in design at middle, these being a little over one- quarter of Tn inch wide. The cuff and the high turn-down collar have hems attached by faggotting. This is very easy thing to copy by hand in leisure moments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22

Ua I0Illtl q. i AIelIlIl MglIeIllI d sIl Dad.

"a aICaldfa municipal CircuI6 aver d
Biguiente Volante: ID
'sPor medic del pEaasnts b, ,hRc0 aabsT,
que Ia tempoKada dsl GaHnaYal eBte afio,
Gs ontsndeT6 compEendida denda ol % del
coEEienta FebE6T0 haata 81 Is de MaEGo
pT6ximo. DuFanta dichoG dias 81 pdblico
puede entregaEss q los iusgos que las ex
pTsBadas fis1tas tEaen Conligo, con Lar ii
guientss limitncionel:
"Eat6 pEohibido uGag oDfsttia pApeli'
Hes multicoIoTsB, y EsCcgsrloB del suelo
para arTojarloE Hobre las peTuonag; Ye1tsr
sgua desds laH CalIea, plaEa1, bAlCones 6
sziteaP, sobrs LOS trRn1eunteE; lRnzArIeG
hRrinas, polvoB q otEa8 IuntRnci6B noCivRG
para lR visits. IguAImeute se pTohibe
lanzRFle lGs psFsonaG corfteg otron
du 'Ces por el eBtilo, que pusdan oCaIionar
daflO, "a pOr la confusion que pToduECap,
"a poEque, ContRminRdos aI cRer ca 81
suelo, seTfan peligToloB ai De comiesen.
LAS peHg0naS que viStan diAffaceB cui'
dRr6n de cumplir con 81 oFden Il COM
postuEa debidos; entsndi6ndoss que de1'
pu6S do habeF oBCuEecido, no Io psTmitir6
81 usO de ID CaretB; = solo 90 ConBantiEk
llevRrls pueHtR dc noche las peIsonaa
que be diEijan los baile1 do disffGz; no
pudiendo los disffRzadoa uBRr RImRg, paIoE
nj foeteB.
"Los diafraeeB ca1etay otroa objetou
de indumentaris que uon motivos de al
quiler 8 vents, deber6n ebtRr impios = en-
buen uIo, qusdando gpistoB & inspection
ganitaTia ca todo tempo.
'+S3 FeCuerdan las oTdenRnzaB que pe.
nan eHas inffaccioneE, asf como 1a1 oae
pTohibsn que los hombIss Be dinfracan de
muiere1, 8 vice veTsS; los ademRnen 8 mo
vimiBntos deshonestOB; moloBtar & Ios tran.
leunteI con vejigal q otrou obistoB uBar
disffaoes Adeiop, harapienton unfadog con
sustanCiaB Yspugnantes La policfa cui'
dAr6 del Cumplimiento de las preacripCio.
neI dc este bando, Cuyas infr6cciones be
ca1tigarGn por 81 juez de paz pEsvis de-
nunCia que corresponds. - San Juan r. r
20 dc FebTeFo de 1908.
r. del Yale, AlcaIde'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
sEMPER.

compsteutaB. AdemG1 Rquf 90 a'ega ahors
la importanCia de loa CaEgls, jp aCordaFaa
que para otTos depaRtament no ne ha
tenido On Cuenta NADIA de ESQ haBta & los
invesfgadoTsB de TentaB ss le ha armenia.
do el sueldo. Pido pues que sa aprusbs
Ia 0nmiendR. Mr.. Ward hRbl6 On contra
de u enmiendR = pGsatR & votaci6n fu6
aceptada.
Acu1a prOpone que Z los ofciniataS de
90 depRrtamento se les Rumente 81 sueldo
$4,000 anua'Cl , a'ega para clio qus ca
loB otTos departs 3sntos loB oioiniHtag ga.
nan 81 200 miensraa que en- 81 suyo G0lo
peECiben 5000 poE igual tPabsio.
Mr.. Willoughby, Ward, GTahsms =
Hoyt, hablan en- contra de IL anmisnds
alfgando Que GinO laB conviene los EN-.
pleadoG del Consolidsdo ueguir poF ess
Eueldo, que le dejsn suB puestoB ot1ou
que 10 oCuparan.
Acufia Hit6 CasOB On que IoG empIeador
ameriCanos 90 lea pags mas que lou ma
tivol por menoB tEabajo que no 1s lea
hRbfa negado 81 aumento ni mucho menOs
llegaE hsSta prefsriT que Be queden vaCan.
ten lRB plazss del depaEtamento nativo.
Puesta vetaCi6n fn6 ncuerdo 81 aumen'
to al CfciniSts para CompFobantey. Sc
levant6 la session hssts hoy 4 Las dies de
Ii m8h1na.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
"a GRAN M0pA.

No hay sefora nj Bsforita sleganta, que
no adoFne 90 peinado con EisoB en- Euu did.
tintas foEmaa. Vienon CoronAs de Ezo1
para delante IN dollar , medic una. Hay
EizoB de varioB pEscioI.
Gran 1urtido en Rbgigou de tafstan no.
gro lIamados Monte Carlo desde Deig do
liars en- adeIants. Son mucho m6s ven ta
sjoSO1 que lOl que @ han eGtado Vendiendo
ahoEa.
OintuFOno1 slflticOB con punta1 Dc ice.
70 en- negro, blanOO y ColoEe1 so csnta.
voB un0' CintuFnne8 de CabEitilla bIap.
COS y negFoE con habillag ntEag y niin. olIau &
SO contaYol Psineta1 anos = iusqosl do
plinstas da gran noV85a Todo oS:o 90,
y Dc llegaE u 'FaEil RazaE ds Pedro
GiVl, FQztallEa 27
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
De SOCIEDAp j

NOtG de dWsJO.-Triste nota de profun.
do pena inBpiTa hoy Las nusstEag. HR fs.
lleCido aver en- 81 TeIidencia de Hato Roy,
una diitinguida DANA para cuyo hogsr
hamos tsnido aiempre 81 mas profundo
afeCto. Dofa Came Is Guillct de sChiEa,
eSposs del Comereiants de ests plaza don
Pedro schiTa = perteneCisnte & una di.tin'
guidR familiR de C6guaB, Rbandor 8 paTa
niempEe Ia vida, CubEiendo con las negraB
toCaB del mas grande doIor IN hogaE hs
POGO dichoso = lleYAndolo 4 sua deudoB
eBposo1 Guillot Roig, Garcia Guillot. Mar.
quez'Roig MorsEa, viuda de MorsEa ueiio.
rS Guillot, Julio MoEera ssn5Eits
Anita Morera J en particular Eul nefiori
tss hiss Camslfn, HalVethis, Pat7ia,
Purs J hsTmanitos mas pequtfi9E.
Los safueTzoa de la Ciencia faeron intti
les , On 48 hoEAB fslleCi6 Ia sutimRbls
dana.
81 entisrro ss efsctuar6 esta tardS q
acto Hagultarf muy ConcuFIido; dRda Las
grandes BimpatfsB qus aquf como ca Rio
Pied1an tiena eBta distinguida famiIia.
Gus el DioB de la SupEemR bondad lie.
We 81 fnimo de los que hly lloran etsrna
augsnCie del mas querido Der, Il resigna.
Ci6D del creysnte que hR de dollar Il q,
b2z2 anita 81 supreme mandate de 10 alto. !.
Psz etsEna en- el Bano del AlfIimo ( IL
que deja indeleb,e huslla de viRtudsh
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
BYUNTA TAMIENTO D {
San Juan.
Pss6 al C0mlt6 dc FomentO una car
ia tsl pEssidsnts del Real Club
MsditeraneO.
SelIdl OFiInlrIl Del IusV0s 20 d FebrOro.

COncuEFsnteE PEesidents p. 81, 1efi9F
LarKoCR, ConcejaleB, sefioE VIfiE8 CAmpi.
llo, Ponte , Rosario.
DejaTon de aaistiE les sefoFes, PrGaiden,
te , ConCeiala1 sAlaG, Faura Fald,
Sc lego ? fac aprobAda 81 asta de la se
sion anterior.
Sc acu0EdR pass Is Comini6a de Fo.
mento La caTtR del aefioF PFesidente del
Rsal Club MediteTEkneo HobEe fsstsjoE pa.
"a ConmemoEaE 81 anivsTSario dc Ia BAlids
de EapsiiR dc Las NRoB Santa Maria, lR
Pinta y ID NifS.
De aCuerdo con 10 propuelto poF 81 81.
Calde de Ia Ciudad, EsBuelve lR Corpora
Ci6n ne solicits del Gobisrno Federal Ia
session favor del MuniCipio de San Juan,
del terFeno que no tsnga pFop6Hito de uti.
liar en- 81 Racinto Sud, Marina con 81 fin
do deatinarlo & uuoB del MuniCipio.
DON Manuel Yuli6, dusfio de 10 cags
n6meTo ~ de lR Gale dol Sol soliCita le
sea vendido 81 terEsnO que qusds frents &
dichR Casa Ia Ifnea dc Il cRlle, y fu6 acueF
do que poF 81 i.gsniero de Is ciudad 90
mida ls extension superficial de dichO ts.
EEsnO para podsr tOmar Ia aCCi6n que CO.
EEesponda.
81 ConCeio aCusFda autoTizRr q alCalde
de lR ciudad paEa que los eatablscimientOB
en- que no expongGn Ia vsntR, efsctOH de
cAEnaYal puodan psrmaneCar abieTtog los
domiDgSA haHta Les doCs del dis duKaats
diChan isstAB, Eea dssde 81 % del CO.
rriente hSsts 81 de Mario pT6ximO El gS'
nor Campillo, v0t6 en- contra de eRte
acueFd0.
Qusdan sobEe Ia moBR la cartR del al
Calde, proponiendo Ia adquisici6n do doCe
muIaH para el servicio de limpieBR p6bli.
CO municipal, y IL pstici6n de los SsfiorOg
Sobrinol de Luifla Go. golicitando par
misc para taner alberto gu entAblecimiento
Allen 80 haAts lR termination de los bAi'
les qua han de efsctuaEBs On 81 teatEo, du'
Rante IL tsmpoTadR del caEnaval.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
IL. gu.ta ID nd:lslq sQuI.ro olrI,7

CompPe una PianOla an Piano pianor
ID de Il c6Iebre caBa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha psrfsCCionado
eIta inutrumento haltR llegar ID altuEn
que estf OuslquieE persona puede inter,
pTetRF una PieEa de mdSica como Gi fuoEH
an aRtiSta.
AdemfI, hay siempEO pianos de ID como
oiaa maYCa PLEYEL Pianos Alemanss,
pianos WsbeEy maRca PARIS BAZAR,
eatos q timo1 pla1os s Eas6n de- SO men
nuales sin pagaF NADIA Bdelantado.
Una viaitG Il PARIS BAZAR de Pc
dro Giunti una CnTta diriiidA aI dsparta
mento musical pondEG Las paEuona1 inte
re1RdaG en- po8esi6n de IoB datoB que Ge
deaean.
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ClIzldO sin rival.

In todos loD vapoloI que lloean6 ( outo
puerto Renusva "El PopulaE" % msgnff
CO Iurtido ds calzadO de las mia aCEsdita
daB marCas J hay para todoS los gnItol
como para todAs las foEtunas, El extenGD
suEtidO do olenciaI impoEtadaB de Paris ,
Estado8 Unidos meEeea cAda dfa mas ID
justs admiration del pdbico , 81 popular
ESTABLISHMENTS del usior America sRlRI
eBtE Diemprs lleno dO una numero1flimO
concurrsnCia aVida do obtensE EuE busnOl
pFoductoE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
PildOraS Rosadas
; delDr. Williams I
EN- LAS BoTIcAs.
X~nav,,,lAs s,1s,-a,-o, ~
10: .unbroro. ID les Novli,t.." !"

Ha tauDado muy g5ata impEo'i6n entire
81 slemento fsmenino de estR oiu1sd , de
Ia isla, 81 gran suEtiio de bonitoH ele'
gante1 uombrsroB que de todaA foEmaH ,
pFecios esta EeCibisndo ID acFeditAda tien.
do de modaB ''Lag Novedadeso. Propiou
para IL eStaCi6n , de lou dltimoS modelou
de Paris, NueYA York, Londrel , Madrid
tienen ''LHB Novedadea' 81 mkG espl6ndi.
do Burtido de RombreroB para usiioTau, us
foFitaB , nihaG, que dnEHs puedA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22

SOLO HAY UN BRoMo ouu.
NINA y ese es 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININA
usado en- todo el mundo para curar Resfrados en- m
dia. La frma de g. w. GROVE. Sc halla en- cad0
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
FUEL IS COMING
ROSE LAND COMPANY
GETS II CARS OF COAL
Will Continue Shipments OF Fuel
From Roslyn Mine Through
out Summer.

There will be no fuel famine in
North Yakima next year. Coal
companies of the city are all receiv-
ing supplies for winter use, and yes
terday the Rose Land company
brought in trainload of II cars
from the Roslyn mine, operated by
that company.
Three carloads of coal will be
brought in every day during the sum-
mer. an aggregate of 80 carloads of
fuel month for the one company
This will all be handled in North
Yakima, the company opening a coal
office.
Despite the fact that some Of the
coal companies are running their
mines on short crews, the Rose mine
will be operated throughout the
summer with a full force The
Yakima valley will be given the adj
vantage of the entire supply from
the mine and no effort will be made
to stock other markets.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
PLACES TO HITCH
RANCHERS FIND LACK
AND MAKE COMPLAINT
Concrete Walks Should Have Rings
SO That City's Visitors Can
Tie Horses.

Ranchers are finding an incon-
venient situation in North Yakima
as result of the street and sidewalk
improvements, there being few places
in the business district where horses
can be hitched when driven to the
city.
AS North Yakima depends on the
ranchers' trade for its support, to
vast extent, some provision should
be made for hitching racks and for
rings in the concrete sidewalks so
that the visitors can tie their horses
and not be forced to leave rigs sew
eral blocks from trading places
North Yakima merchants ought
to look after their trade" said Mob
Hill rancher yesterday. II drove in
on Monday evening and tied my
horse in an alley about two blocks
from the avenue. The was the near
est available hitehing post, and
confess that | was uneasy while
was downtown and wondered if
someone would take the horse. The
racks and rings are needed for the
protection of the public as well as for
convenience.
The city has made no special ar
rangement as to posts and racks
where there is paving The ranch
ers believe they should be replaced.
possibly. with an iron structure to
be certain of its permanency.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
Will Coral DOuSt Be
Allowed To Say Dbl?
PINAFORE" COMPANY
HAS HEATED DISCUSSION
ON THIS QUESTION
She Is Willing But Some of Pious
Members of East Argue Against
This Word.

There is quite a discussion among
the members of the Pinafore opera
company over matter which has
not yet been definitely decided.
Miss Coral Doust aud little word
spelled with big d. has caused
the discussion 1t as. to be frank. a
question of whether or not Miss
Doust shall swear out loud on the
stage Friday night, June the 9Th, in
the presence of that large and rep
resentative Yakima audience which is
sure to greet the local amateurs.
Miss Doust plays the part of
Cousin Hebe. She sings song
called "Damn-me,' and strange as it
preston into this song, and pre-
sents it more effectively than any
other she sings.
Some of the more pious members
of the company want to cut this song
out and substitute one in which there
is not so much swearing, but Miss
Doust insists on keeping to the lines
and singing the song just as Gilbert
& Sullivan intended it to be
Manager Warren Erwin is in a
quandry to know what action to take
in the matter He has such splen-
did company and things have been
moving along so smoothly that it s
a source of annoyance to him at this
crucial moment OF course he
wishes to keep the company intact,
and yet he wants TO please every
member in the troupe Miss Doust
wants to swear. and some OF the girls
want her to cut it out.
1t seems that Councilman Fred
Shaw is the cause Of all the trouble.
He and Councilman L. o. Meigs were
present al rehearsal for a short time
Monday night and happened to be in
the house when Miss Doust sang this
song Mr. Meigs laughed heartily
at the song and. as for that matter
SO did Mr. Shaw. but Fred was OF
the opinion thar some Of the ladies
in the audience would take exception
to the words and that Miss Doust
would be criticised
Rehearsal viii be held tonight a
the theatre 730 sharp and a board
OF arbitration viii be appointed 10
settle the controversy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
BIG DELEGATIONS.
LOCAL G. A. R. BOOSTING
ITS CONVENTION STRONGLY
Sending Invitation Broadcast
Through State Asking a
Large Attendance.

The local post of the G. A. r. is
sending out invitations to posts
throughout the state urging the early
consideration of sending large dele
cations to the convention here. The
invitation is reprinted as follows:
Dear Comrade: Yo:, are especial
ly invited and urged to send null
delegation of your post to our en-
campment on the 1925 of June, and
we desire the attendance of every old
veteran in the state and their friends.
Come and test the capacity and
patriotism of North Yakima. See
the coming hub city, and we will
make you glad to touch elbows once
more. It's only t. very few short
years, comrades, that Father Time
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
]. OF v. WINS
HAS ALL THE BEST
OF THE CALIF0RNIANS
Takes Big Race BY Five Lengths
North Iakiman On the Wash
inaton crew.

SEATTLE, Wash, June . The
university of Washington eight Dared
crew defeated the eight from The ani-
versity Of California this afternoon
on Lake Washington in three-mile
race for the championship OF the Pa
cifc coast Washington finished five
lengths in front Of the Californians
and was in good shape at the finish,
while the visitors were nearly ex-
hausted The official Cine was
17:1o.
The Californians hit forty stroke
at the start and Jagged during the
Gre mile. The Washington oars
men logged along about length
back, rowing easily and using the
long. swinging sweep taught them
by Coach Conibear The Washing
tonians forged to the front at the
mile and were never headed. The
California's crew made desperate
attempt to close UP the bic cap in
the last half mile but without sue
cess. The race was witnessed ny
10000 persons.
Arthur Kari. son Of James Kari
of this city. was No. ) on the Wash
ington team. and is considered one
of the best oarsmen on the crew. The
regatta is the banner event of the
year at the university and in the ath-
letic line more attention is paid &c
the work of the crew than of any
other team in the school II is con
sidered a high honor to make the
crew.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
ORDER NEW CARS
MATERIAL ORDERED FOR
FAIR CAR LINE AS WELL
viii Push Work On This Rapidly-
Material for Paving District
Is Here.

Tho Yakima Valley Tiansporta-
ton company has ordered three new
cars, TO be used for the fair line eX-
tension and the material for that ex-
tension is also ordered. The route
will be down the avenue to Sixth
street and probably out that street
to the fair grounds, although the
route may be changed at Maple to
follow the Thomas road
President Spawn states that the
company is now relying on the as
sessments due from stockholders to
make these necessary improvements.
He states that work will start imme-
diately and be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
Material for the paving district is
here, and those lines will be placed
as fast as the paving work will allow
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-03
Plat Sued Again.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Suit was
brought in the supreme court today
against Senator T. c. Plat by law
firm to recover $2471, which the
plaintiff claimed it had paid for
debts contracted by Mrs. Lillian
Janeway Plat shortly before her
separation agreement with Plat in
1906. The plaintiff alleges Platt was
to payy all bills incurred by his wife
prior to their separation.