The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-05-26

7. Shaw of Magnolia Beach, Wash.
Several hundred slogans were sub
mitted from different parts of the
United States and the club had con-
siderable difficulty in selecting the
best.
you'll find it at Chelan" was the
winner
Mrs. Shaw spent several months here
few years ago for the benefit of her
health and ever since she has been
firm friend of Chelan. In submitting
her slogan Mrs. Shaw requested that
in the event the prize was awarded
to her the money be placed to the
clubs credit to assist in boosting.
vote of thanks was extended to Mrs.
Shaw by the club.
LEWISTON.-The Commercial club
will take a junketing trip to Cello
next month in celebration of the open
ing of the river to navigation, June %
being the date selected for the start.
The trip will be made on one or both
of the open-river boats, the Inland
Empire and Twin Cities, and an effort
will be made to make the excursion
representative, business men from
nearby towns being invited to attend.
1t is expected that both boats will
be needed to provide quarters for the
party, and if the crowd is large
enough to justify it a special train
will be engaged to bring the party
back.
PASCO. Wash. May 21.-The Amer
lean Water company, composed of
wealthy capitalists, has agreed to place
water on irrigable lands surrounding
Pasco under the 100-foot level by
March /. 1910. providing it received
support from Pasco people. The plan
as placed before w. D. Alton of Pasco
is to have $50. 900 worth of stock sub
scribed from Pasco. This stock will
be taken in exchange af water rights,
the company giving security bond to
complete the work and have all lands
watered under the 10O-foot level by
March 1, 1910. or forfeit all moneys
paid out by Pasco subscribers.
After working with the American
Power company, w. d. Alton yester-
day received advice that the company
had decided to accept his proposition
SEATTLE, May ELL Lieutenant
Coolnel ]. H. Pendleton and Major M.
J. Shaw of the u. S. marine corps,
stationed at the Puget Sound navy
yard at Bremerton, have begun the
physical endurance test prescribed for
officers of the navy and marine corps.
Instead of undertaking to walk so
miles in three days as all the other Of
| ficers at the yard have made the test
have done. Lieutenant Colonel Pen
dleton and Major Shaw decided to
take the riding test. Both officers are
! good horsemen and will ride 90 miles
in the three days allowed:
SEATTLE, May 21:-Armed with a
| small baseball bat, Miss Clara Ander-
son, a servant in the household of l..
| S. Schwabacher, vice president of a
wholesale hardware company; attack
ed a burglar in the family residence
at Sixteenth avenue and East Union
| street, late last night, knocking from
| his hands jewelry estimated to be
worth $4,000, and driving the thief
| from the house When the man en-
tered the house he turned on the gas
| in Miss Anderson's room. 1t was the
| choking and coughing caused by in
haling the gas that awakened her.
Before Miss Anderson succeeded in
driving the man from the house he
Knocked her down with his fist. but
she retained her hold on the ball bat,
and regaining her feet, renewed the
| fight