Eastern Furniture shifts Lombard & Horsley stock to Yakima site
The Eastern Furniture company plans to take over Lombard & Horsley stock and operate as Eastern Furniture at the Lombard Horsley location in the Larson building at Yakima avenue and Second street. E. B. Jones will manage a new stock company capitalized at 20000 dollars with several partners. The move includes remodeling and combining current stocks with recent orders to form a large, modern inventory.
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Eastern Furniture Company
Lombard & Horsley
Lombard Horsley
Larson
Yakima Avenue
Second Street
E. B. Jones
Jones
Lombard
Horsley
New
W. E. Coumbs
H. H. Lombard
Frank Horsley
C. L. Owen
R. S. Martin
W. A. Shippert
C. P. Heimbaugh
L. L. Dimond
L. A. Cash
C. E. Fraser
Sunnyside Bombs North Yakima In Lopsided 21 to 6 Baseball Win
Sunnyside defeated North Yakima 21 to 6 in Sunnyside Washington, delivering a decisive home win on April 17. Ragged visitors’ play aided Sunnyside from the start as the local club eyes a Yakima Valley championship next season.
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Sunnyside
Wash
North Yakima
Yakima Valley
State appoints guard officers to welcome Atlantic fleet
Governor Mead appoints a staff and National Guard officers to form a commission representing Washington in Atlantic fleet visit ceremonies. Appointees include Adjt. Gen. Ortis Hamilton Col. John Kinzie Col. George B. Lamping Capt. E. G. Griggs Col. K. Erwin Lieut. D. A. Thornburg Lieut. Frank W. Radley Maj. W. L. Lemon Capt. George D. Robertson. The group will work with commercial bodies and cities to plan a fitting welcome.
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Olympia
Mead
National Guard
Adjt
Ortis Hamilton
John Kinzie
George B. Lamping
Seattle
E. G. Griggs
Tacoma
K. Erwin
Spokane
D. A. Thornburg
Western Accident and Health Insurance Receives License
The Western Accident and Health Insurance company organized in this city has received its license to do business in Washington. Headquarters will be in rooms 513-14 of the Miller building. Promoters and stockholders are local residents. Incorporation was March 25, license granted April 9, and all stock offered has been sold. Policies will be issued soon after printing is completed.
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Western Accident and Health Insurance Company
Washington
Miller Building
Lawsuit Filed Over Negligent Medical Care At Plant
Herbert A. Hunt of Yakima sues Dr. Burns for 20000 dollars claiming negligent treatment after a right leg fracture at Yakima Brewing and Malting Company. He seeks 1225 dollars for medical bills and lost wages while under other care. Wende and Taylor represent the plaintiff.
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Herbert A. Hunt
Dr. Burns
Yakima Brewing and Malting Companies
Burns
Wende
Taylor
More Men Sent to Tieton Project Labor Camps
Reclamation service reports 200 laborers at the Tieton canal with expectations of up to 400 this summer. Engineers add workers gradually. 50 men at camp 7 and 9 each, where last year’s concrete shapes are set. Camp 1 has the largest crew, preparing yards for casting while mixers, molds, and materials are organized.
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Tieton Canal
Reclamation Service
Camp 7
Camp 9
Camp 1
Warden backs electrocution over hanging
Walla Walla April 18 Warden C S Reed of the penitentiary argues for electrocution as the death penalty method. He notes Eastern states lead in executions and says hanging is cruel and brutal while the electric chair is humane, certain, and less severe.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Advertised For Cough
An old advertisement urges immediate attention to a throat cough to prevent pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. It promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure with an affordable price, sold by D. H. Fry Drug Co.
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Ballard
D. H. Fry
City to borrow 150000 for septic site and Thomas tract
City council passes ordinance to borrow 150000 with interest and sinking fund for bonded debt after a decisive vote. The measure funds purchase of Capt Thomas land near the river for a septic tank and crematory, requiring clear title and right of way from Beech street.
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Capt. Thomas Tract
Thomas
Meigs
Beech Street
Capt. Thomas
Capt
Walnut Street
Eighth Avenue
George Rich
Theodore Weisberger
Breach Row Splits Republicans in House Rules Fight
In Washington on April 26 the House, by party lines, backed Speaker Cannon against Williams who accused a breach of privilege. The chamber tabled Williams resolution 146 to 119 while Cannon framed dilatory tactics by minority leaders and pushed a new rule replacing two thirds with a simple majority for passage.
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House
Washington
Cooper
Nelson
Cannon
Williams
Dearmond
Dalzell
Sewer work finally accepted by city council after delays
The Gilligan and Company sewer project, completed by Dorrington, is accepted after over two years and Carey judgment adjustments. Final warrant will be paid soon and Dorrington departs North Yakima amid lingering river concerns. The costly contract left the contractor at a loss. ManZan Pile Remedy advertised in local shop.
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John Gilligan & Company
Dorrington
Carey
Yakima
Gillgan Company
Spring Winds and Pinesalve Carbolized Sale Notice
Local druggist C. W. Camp on the West Side advertises Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin amid a Spring winds season promotion at the West Side Drug gist location.
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C. W. Camp West Side
C. W. Camp
West Side
Sunnyside Mayor Resigns and Council Names Successor
Sun nyside April 17 Mayor R K Tiffany resigns citing time demands from Washington Irrigation Co. The city council names H W Turner to fill the vacancy. F W Heller takes over Sunnyside Hotel duties, plans improvements and service upgrades. A new well is being drilled. First drunkenness arrest this year logged. Local thieves docketed. Outlook residents plan Federated church construction.
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Sunnyside
R. K. Tiffany
Tiffany
Washington Irrigation Company
H. W. Turner
F. W. Heller
W. E. Stephens
Oulook
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Cleansing Relief
Purifier tablets claim to remove stagnation of liver and bowels causing headache biliousness and jaundice. Sold at C. C. Case's drug store for 25 cents as a reliable non grinding remedy.
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Dr. King
New Life
C. C. Case’s
Northern Pacific Reports Higher Freight Profit This Year
Charles R. Deveren, general traffic manager of the Illinois & Eastern railroad, returning to Chicago from the Northwest, says Northern Pacific now handles more profitable freight business than at the peak of last year. He notes repeated visits over five years show no earlier time with better conditions and prospects.
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Northern Pacific
Charles R. Deveren
Pres
Northern Pacific Tells of March Freight Boom
Northern Pacific reports March tonnage higher than 1907 at the peak level. Officials say current traffic matches last year’s busy period and earnings are up. Much of the freight now is rails and iron and steel for track construction, notably for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul extension reducing previous congestion.
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Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Couple to wed after coast reunion in Yakima
Warren Walters and Sadie E Roe leave today for the coast to be united in marriage. Walters a longtime Yakiman and Roe from Jersey City have resided here the past two years. They will visit San Francisco before returning to North Yakima to reside.
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Herald
Walters
Mr. Walters
Jersey City
North Yakima
San Francisco
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Northwest
Gilligan & Company
West Side Druggist
Council
H.W. Turner
Moxee
Cascade Lumber Co
Warren Walters and
Sadie E. Roe
Castoria
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