The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-20

a national leader. and when the laws
have been revised and woman shall
come into her own. we know mem
Der of the Portia club will preside at
the nations head We know that
when your deliberate body has re-
vised the laws of the nation. then
shall come the reward of years Of
toll
Woman on Supreme Bench.
"Belva Lockwood shall have the
pleasure of choosing between seat
upon the supreme bench or the pres
idency of the United States Lady
Henry Somerset and Anna Gordon
shall see every state in the Union
dry Ella Flagg Young will see that
every city has "a woman school super
intendent, and no male teachers shall
be employed. Miss Anna Howard
shaw will know that every woman
votes and does SO as her prcrogative.
Thus | might go on indefinitely telling
you that we know that every ambition
will be realized and the dreams of all
come true. We are glad To welcome
YOU. and tn know that this city will
be known as Independence city and
that here is the cradle of Liberty in
this greatest of all reforms.
after your cXacting labors have
been performed YOU will find some
delightful rides out ON our extensive
trolley system. First take Il ride on
the Mob Hill line. At the top of
the hill YOU will find Sycamore Park,
a little triangular piece of ground.
wit n e.,
some restful seats in the shade of
those ancient SyCamorcs.
Warm Spring Natatorium.
Then YOU take the car out the
Ahtanum and on to Soda Springs.
where YOU will find Il fine uatatorium
fed from natures warm mineral
springs. and where YOU viii lose
thought of this struggle in the odor|
of the pines. After II refreshing dip
and dose come back over the Wide
Hollow. Piedmont and Summit View
line, and there see in the glorious
shower of bloom a promise of a
bountiful harvest. Now take the fa-
nous 'Fruitvale Trip out to the
Painted Rocks and Naches Park,
where YOU will find nature in all her
glory, a beautiful river. stately pines
and native trees of Washington: then
return through Naches and Selah
valleys and proceed on the Fairview
line to Sumac Park, another garden
spot of nature. Here YOU will find
canoeing, music, Il well equipped 700
and all the pleasures of an ideal park
lakewood Ware.
continue through the fertile MOX-
cc valley, dotted with beautiful
homes, factories and pottcrics, pro-
ducng the famous lakewood Ware,
cross over the hills, come through
Parker Bottom, the present scene OF
Il mighty conflict between transconti-
mental railroads. for supremacy in
this most productive of all valleys
This will only give YOU glimpse
of our wonderful resources, but
enough to let YOU know that not only
do we grow the best and largest
apples on earth, but that here We
have men strong and tender of heart.
and women who lead in intelligence,
stand foremost in hospitality ana are
pioneers of reform and progress.
"Our public buildings YOU will find
a credit to many a city of larger size.
The court house on North Second
street is an architectural landmark,
we'll planned for the county business.
The public library on North Third
stands aS one of the many mOnu-
mcntS to the muniiiccnCc of Andrew
Carnegie; in due time the Porta club
intends to have the building cover the
entire block, as its present equipment
is far too small for this rapidly grow
ing city.
New Federal Building.
con South Third you viii find the