Best yet inspected Company E earns high marks
Captain John Kinzie inspected Company E in the city Monday evening with 42 members present. The unit, renowned in National Guard circles for marksmanship and drills, impressed Kinzie and drawing a large crowd as recruits responded to a Herald warning that the company would disband without 33 men.
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Company E
John Kinzie
the Herald
Tacoma
Seattle
Bellingham
National Guard
United States
Cap
Tain Kinzie
Herald
Green's Symphony Company Delights Mabton Audience
Green's Symphony Company from North Yakima played in Mabton last Tuesday evening before the largest audience seen there. The group includes four children of Leon Green with a lady pianist. they delivered a pleasing program and fulfilled their advertisement.
Prolific Chinese Women Question Endorsed by Board
San Francisco April 5 Statistics from the immigration board claim that every Chinese woman in the country must have been the mother of 38 children based on the tabulated figures from various points.
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San Francisco
Immigration Board
Two Fires In OT Paul House Suspected Incendiary
In St Paul house, Monday afternoon two blazes broke out within a short span. Fire crews responded. first blaze on the second floor involved Moore, a smallpox patient guest, then a second fire in an upper room. Authorities suspect inmates started both fires. several claims of escapes are disputed.
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St. Paul House
Moore
Dedication Plans Led By Rev Maurice J Bywater
Rev Maurice J Bywater of St Michael s Episcopal church has been in Prosser arranging the dedication of the new church there and collecting subscriptions. He organized funds for the Prosser church and a rector will likely be provided in connection with Granger or Sun Nyside.
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Maurice J. Bywater
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Bywater
Cty
Granger
Sunnyside
Board of Health Sets Spokane Meeting on Lab Plans
Dr P Frank departed Sunday for Spokane after receiving a letter from Dr Elmer B E Hey secretary of the state board of health calling a special meeting there. The gathering aims to review several matters for the coming year including plans to establish a state laboratory locally.
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Frank
Spokane
P. Frank
Elmer BE. Hey
State Board of Health
Summit Copper Mining Company Formed in North Yakima
The Summit Copper Mining Company has been incorporated for 1 000 000 dollars. It includes Yakimans as prominent members with incorporators Dan Sinclair P J Buwalda Matt Schichti John Nywening and Richard Strobach. Mines lie west of Bumping Lake and reportedly yield rich gold and copper.
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Summit Copper Mining Company
North Yakima
Dan Sinclair
P. J. Buwalda
Matt Schichti
John Nywening
Richard Strobach
Bumping Lake
Cowiche Telephone wins 15 mile franchise for 50 years
The Cowiche Telephone company received a county commission grant to build a telephone line about 15 miles long. The franchise extends for 50 years.
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Cowiche Telephone Company
Butter Prices Dip As Spring Pastures Cut Costs
Butter fell three cents a pound Monday due to lower butter fat prices. Farmers are grazing cattle with spring’s arrival, lowering hay expenses. A local grocer expects further butter price drops to the season’s low in the coming month.
Entertaining lecture highlights European unity in Yakima
Prof J C Monaghan spoke at Yakima Theatre to a large audience on How the Other Half Lives. Judge J H Lynch introduced him and praised his previous Eastern talks. Monaghan traced civilizations from Scotland and England to France Germany Holland Ireland and the impact of immigration on America.
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Yakima Theatre
J. C. Monaghan
J. H. Lynch
Lynch
Prof. Monaghan
Eastern University
Monaghan
Newfoundland
Europe
Clyde
Elsa Craig
Glasgow
Edinburg
Scotland
England
Gibraltar
Malta
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Arabian Sea
Indian Ocean
Australia
Italy
France
Germany
Tieton irrigation project outlined for 1909 1910
Supervising Engineer D C Henny describes the Tieton project in Washington to irrigate about 24000 acres west of North Yakima. The plan calls for a twelve mile canal, tunnels over two miles, concrete lining, and costly earth dams with storage from Keechelus Lake and upper Yakima sources. Initial work aims to begin in 1909 with full irrigation hoped by 1910. storage dams and a temporary Keechelus dam have been started or completed.
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C.O.D
Mead Cycle Company
Dept
Tieton Project
Washington
North Yakima
D. C. Henny
W. W. Jermane
Washington, D. C
Seattle Times
Tieton Canyon
Reclamation Service
Natches River
Yakima River
Tieton
Bumping
Clealum Lakes
Yakima
Keechelus Lake
Lake Kachees
Vinol the modern strength creator and body builder
Local druggist Fred L. Janeck promotes Vinol a cod liver preparation claimed to be concentrated and oil free with medicinal strength elements. He invites all run down residents to try Vinol with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Vinci
Fred L. Janeck
Druse Buys Bellvedere Property Here for 6000 Dollars
E H Druse of Bellvedere Illinois visiting his brother D L Druse on Nob Hill has returned home after purchasing the Schloe gel place adjoining his brother. The two and a half acre tract cost 6000 dollars and he plans to move after arranging eastern business. He chose Yakima over Oregon after visiting both regions.
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E. H. Druse
Bellvedere
D. L. Druse
Nob Hill
Illinois
Schloegel Place
Roosevelt must accept renominaton, Townsend predicts
In Ypsilanti on April 8 Congressman Townsend argued Roosevelt cannot avoid renomination due to high demand. He said Roosevelt will likely back Taft as successor, dismissed rumors of $5 million pledged to oppose Roosevelt, and noted Roosevelt faces a major undertaking requiring his leadership.
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Bonaparte
Rome
Ypsilanti, Mich
Townsend
Roosevelt
Taft
Nob Hill Improvement Association to Hold Constitution Meeting
Residents of Nob Hill are scheduled to meet at 8 o clock Saturday evening April 20 to consider the constitution and by laws for the permanent organization. A committee formed at a recent meeting will submit the documents, with the full association including Nob Hill voting precinct and Fruitvale south of Power House road.
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Nob Hill
The
Ruth of Olympia enters race for lieutenant governor seat
A.S. Ruth, Thurston county senator in 1905 and 1907, announced from Seattle that he will seek the lieutenant governorship to follow Charles E. Coon. The Olympia politician had indicated he would not run for Thurston county’s state legislature again, making the candidacy a surprising shift toward higher office.
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A.S. Ruth
Olympia
Thurston County
Charles E. Coon
Ruth
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