The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 12

ive er Ne PO aged ; oy oral Ellensburg Stunned by | edo Irrigation Veto | Ellensburg Civic Leader Riddles Hart- ley Stand Against Kittitas Mar GOVERNMENT TERMS ARE LIBERAL ” kK DAVIES ® t 1 the fr HARTLEY STATEMENT BRANDED UNSOL ND ( ' fo e Elle ® m Dh the fig STATE RECLAMATION | PROJECTS ARE HIT “We are anxious ¢ perate nd mm f RAILROAD WOULD AID SETTL NI pagel ‘ ‘ Wa K D. ¢ ment S47 acre ronment 4,830 -, | » of the unwatered Kittitas proj- re rich but unproductive unless IN THE RUINED KITTITAS. No. 1A ty isiness men, ect, showing gently rolling sage brush prairi¢ At a conte Mais 5 ry litrigated. No, 2—The map shows the storage reservoirs and the developed and undevel- zer of the on the fight pro. n|oped units of the Yakima project, of which the Kittitas project was to have been one mation service |* pain salah oad vy , phase. Completed units receive the benefit of water, which has been denied Kittitas eee by Governor Hartley. $—Typical hay crop on irrigated land in Kittitas valley. 4—Fine sist: Mayor herd of Holsteins owned by Mrs. Olive Saunders in the Kittitas. 5—A crop of onions pro- Kern, secre duced with irrigation. 6—A potato field on land adjoining and of similar soil texture to that of the vetoed Kittitas project. = Say ~ KITITAS COULD -rwoesvee DOUBLE cRoPS, LADOr of Years Wiped © SAYS DEALER Out by Governor’s Pen -! Overproduction Statement fon theues ; Business Men, Farmers - Contracted by Kleinberg Boome Oa an Bitter on Irrigation Bani |DEMand: 1S. ENORMOUS). scauy w. xmaon jae WORLI Pa —The CHURCHILL = $166.9 “We all know, and the knows there is no » Jem ce ted hin, Hin actions pas Bie Scorer rae ; Hay, Oats Customers Want E' Reese, code tise SERA ene At shal chy’ daveigguent cine | ER U. S. TOURISTS MISSING YOUR CHANCES IN LIFE "R “SO -rettv’: He J Tote f ; i! age i Haphamediacute tay geirined a N sucess PEA Sos B. F. Reed Sitting F retty”; He Did Not Vote} more Than They Can Get |dueine » dountcous crop of age-| Kittitas project would mean to we ( AIDS korn AS] COPENHAGEN.—Denmark is one] NEW YORK for Hartley; Opinions Expressed a oomned to a barren.etatiity-by.| shown ‘Il /ethtlstion, ot gate PARTS aS, ; ee ahs is * He atid the wh a I he e ° from tha United States a flouring 40 role (| water on both, s owner, capital. | bor 1 aa of BODY FOUND IN OVEN own in pe , OuF 2 Y ces ax that LISBON, Spain.—Police have been ee tee ni | Re Bites. Kor ve"be et beta Thousands of upland j unable to stery caused | R eed said | stan action 1 are irat ujted to orchard land. by the finding of a.c rred human | VAL Y RICH IN | the oyen o kitchen of ‘I’m sit-| matter hoot it into W. B. DILLON, frat |) FARM PRODUCTS j ler tons of | hot and! ¢ tne h ¢ ac 5 the go nment offe E 70,000 and 80,¢ tate ne $9,000.0 elop the Kittitas reclamation | hay principal crop, are produced | he last} W. B. LASWELI pation contract i olact. at a. coat of $9,000,000 he|4n the valleysyeurly. ‘The land pro men|and threshing machin perator rh alley bales about 6 3 c's wealth | duces two crop and’a third for pas Octagonal aati § see green fie ented people and ) yeara fh i te G, | one half tonw*per acre. | t te e | brush and, Apparently Go t 31 t f. i y ; a ry el saniaene aRisembien ten! ‘eovertio! tan: r , r f y prefers th gebrush 1 1 for alfaif | t governor : 4 P mixed hi $16 for alfaif COMMUNITY STUNNED han¢ he product of 4,000 cow j ice Here 1 te marthesofit csent |BY GOVERNOR'S ACT jere are about £0,000 residenta| bee x Re cople 4 rt vane Yi ha A eB é 1 py [Of the valley, all dependent upon the ; graved; 16.Jewd hotel 1 i ea ahah seen (ok sade at da 1 ey | farming industry | World's eled movement time I had a ch he 1 Only Js : \ i ; 5 | average value of f, lands is | . . 3. $1 Now doubled if I could have done so. E voted and the returns showed |” ley'a most. loyal is for many Pris tA Laptarabet th lite igak od Premier Lyric Tenor Lene his action c is beyond 1 for and 57 against the project 3 prodiice. 10,008: more aya. It returned hima latger pit rasta ‘ f i Made I appear at bs . stand of tin r nt al nlit any other county in the | will appear a understand ae ff alll Joba Se AT the possible ex-| Almost. every kind of vegetable many fine orchards. The tatal agri THOMAS WALKER, who farms a section of nd under tr Cascade ditch: “The ghiine dit puldn’t Io y tery feature, wined | cultural output of the community © PRESBYTERIAN Fair Weather for ammunity for a halt i We were for Hartley, boosted him Add to the 30,000 acres now under | ot 'Beattle JEWELRY Campbell, Indicted for Mail |: 70,000 acres in’ the Witti-| Big Balloon Race sT TOR Mo, May 1—Hair) Defraud, Granted Request | Ine gb oats to fill t —~\} kit tast ent totals ot popu. | (GOVERNOR'S V | RER of Commerce has gone water the $1 Now—A Year to Pay TUESDAY, MAY 5 at 8:20 p.m, ation balloon race thi fternoon.| Gordon Campbell, oil 1 tee. “T have been in business here for) I ~ Pia day) dawned clear, atid. light] ioiniy > indicted” wit 0 years and have never found any | M ne a yl] SEBANS. VASTVTA {on record against Governot P ea | on idicted h J tietion,’". Kleinberg asserted Th Pric patheay winds were forecast by the) Haiiey and Charles F. Bloomhuff on i a Mt peal REI ATIVE S Apron Mati titel na Spent | Hartley's veto of the Kittitas 00, $130 either! hareat a bheea’ co tublie’ thes ali tor AG ur barley anc incor 600 ding the Tieto cA é 4 ts theta Phe wix bags entered in the race| fraud, wan granted. a Keparate telat | Summed In-this district by: the mines invi is , cervoir, Unless the Kittitan pros. | Hewation «project, The | live Wid estos Pe hd will take off at five-minute inter- | on appeari federal court today, | {2 sheep und cattle Industry BN! ge eT tee rem.atti in: indlbg mae le ect Is pht thru to make full use of] Commercial organization — is Seats Selling Now. at vals between 4:30 and 5:80 o'clock) In making the request, William I. | ‘Ne Jumbe ustry. | reintives or friends, ‘The department is this water, (he larger part of the in-: Planning to enter a relentless pa ttle ris oi TKD ated this afternoon O'Lenr 11) pvc tees Kleinb that he has nev to help In renniting those who have been vostment will never be repald. «| fig! t TER 33 ba Seattle Li umpbell's attorney, said | lynn contenek swith hiavoha | eoparacea whose relatives ory aM big |fight to get their project, At the Checkered Clock i ui 's interest re opposed to | Viren a Aya fede atabtedaua re miselng are invited te repaet! | #NO alene ee the state lowe the | Which will mean the expendit- Alki Club Gives 10 je co-defendants and that | tomers Hh icy Are acta, are. un thee tha ote | {al value! of the nds,” said) ure of $9,000,000 by the fed- |= he inder the impression that ; Haned ta’ this. eotel Churehil}. Lt also loses the $9,000,000 | al Poivet rh r ; Benefit Program || Dalle nd Bloomhuff had res ry. Ills firm buye more than | hissing we requested also to repert to | the Kovernment would spend on the| eral’ government, in spite of | hcunte” What weathelle ausiniie: s ed Smmunit hich would | 4 million doflars’ worth of hay and) the sar. Other aewepapere ara invited | project and the $9,000,000 that would Governor Hartley. Mrs. Kath- Musi aesthetic dancing will grain each year, he st vandling | lo reprodnce auc m ren ia bs , feature the program of the Alki| wor ; i sey tinlatcmtarea te, | ab it 1 ‘4 t alleys hay : i re Weir eeaders, Sh Ne A mI we mite rauisiee” We ate tax roll when| lyn MeKinstry, seeretary of . UE) ainiyai” lade td ih | hn L, Slattery, United States at. | bout halk the nay crop. Peete he district IM nettied and the crops ey hs Ns A a unity, clus entertainment) ssrney, auld O'Leary wan In error, | ltrom them, which would amount to| ele chamber, will take an im-| 4 riday night a elr ele house | le chapter o he 1 % ‘ . 4 ‘ ange a Ae ahd jee ’ sata but that he would not oppose a sepa /Man Arrested in ttle chapter of the Ameri: | $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 annually portant part in the movement. icp aE rape eal io ald rate trial of Campbell! . ts the address of If it be economy to block all this, 5 -* fair Je for the purvone of putclins’) “Request granted, Draw a fury."| Poisoning Probe M1" 1. + who lived at | hen spare tin any: more of the samo! oases, Te In ‘a Viashe vee fla Judge George M TACOMA, May 1,—Belleved to be ‘his i ae ah i It tes | TO THEATER INCOGNITO og Teoh ahy iter demise lane tL ° an army deserter wanted in. cone | UKR'0 Rot in touch with / : | LONDON.—Princess Mary is o Hi, Cooter and Mra. J. A. K | nection swith thal paledninis Of [IAN ROBITAILLE, State Offices Start of tHeiindkt’ Gopatant Uhdatergotra‘in| Wm . | oriige: delelayr dae Rae ala ‘ | London, . Often w y ' P f f 4 1 ’ a W mdo t hen she couldn't ; rein hRITONE 10. SING Child Is Knocked Jame ay IC. Femming, wie ar] JAMES ond, ERNEST SHAR 8-Hour Working Day ("Orn whan she. coulany é : Bn one mioute— Just that quick—the pale Bag einald Werrenrath, noted Am | rented here by polled’ yesterday. De. TT, aged 20 and 2%, your father| OLYMPIA, May. 1.—State offices | ste } Naa ed’* al hoi, unde ‘i » y ic © has engaged a bo nd a erican baritone, will appear in re Underneath Truck cotives took him on descriptions of {18 dead, Call MA in-8709, Seattle, or | went on an. eight-hane basis today.4a pay Pg Wee Dry JOR TS BUCH eital at the Plymouth Rows, 4, Rossmore apart: lthe deserter, whoxe name was Wil-| write Ida Sharratt, 1916 W. 18th st., | Mormerly officeholders atte nae t - SSE A era y rene tional chureh Friday night He | ments, waa knocked down by a Mora |} la Ang May be going by! their office } Our eye examination fe as per dealer's, Cont but a trifle, t I a Inshts: aes Ana "lt tam , reir, offices..neven hours’ a day, | \ foot ts skill, selont ‘Three Sites —for corns. callouses, buni appears here under the auspices of ick driven by Si ney heobson, 19 Milltary police say Williams de. |! a of EDGARTON ov KGGE The change was eed on after NO STEAM ON WINDOWS ments and years of . 7 ; ° the Chureh Men's club, 15 Denny wa wireday afters) gerted April 6, the same night an.) TO a conference of department heads} | WASHINGTON.'The st Hy ban doviue D. S h i oon, @ Minlor ave, and Howell at.{ other aoldior named Jordan dled “yan witht the governor SURG Renal we SeavBRth i FREE EXAMINATION WW Scholls The air is so clear in Zululand| The truck paswed over her body, but| apparently from poison, Williams) ‘The parents of TOLMAN ¢ A LAN Hs Ail BP F e 7 } , ees pened over.) 1 i! 7 : Macing a porcelain dish of cale ‘ (hat objects of fair size ean be dix-|none of the wheel hed hor. She land Jordun. are auld to have ngiged| ROARK are very’ anxious ‘ta get |. About 86,000,000. ariimals. were| chloride. in the window. I eis Globe Optical Co. ATtO- AQ tinguished at a distance of seven or| suffered cuts and bruises about the in a drinking spree, Robbery was| information regarding’ thelr songplaughtered for meat in the Unit | Aetna Tah AIA AR wedletti JO16: Weatlane tight miles by starlight head, the motive, the authorities believe! 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