Prosser Tigers Win Thriller Over Yakima 6-5 In Ninth
In a windy Sunday finish at Ellensburg the Prosser Tigers edged Yakima North 6-5 after a home run by captain Ben Kohls with two out in the ninth. Old rivals Toppenish and Ellensburg fighting, a league meeting follows to resolve Sunday’s row and tangle over payments.
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North Yakima
Prosser
Ellensburg
Big Ben Kohls
Tiger
Roff
Yakima
Kohls
Tigers
Armbruster
Steele
Doc’ Angus
Rush
Johnny Nissen
Nelson
Doc” Angus
Sullivan
Chisholm
Red Coats
Lower Valley
Capt. Kohls
Mitchell
Wilgus
Toppenish
Edwards
Northern Pacific
Yakima Valley League
AE O'Rouke
Ise
Bose Sassessrseees Sd
DO G Nelson
McNeiven
Dealéy
Keipper
Eroise
Theun
Ingeonie
Sss
Picirom
Tpocais
Peporbor
Nissan
Fox
O’rouke
Nilsan
Minor
Dealey
Up Before the Bar Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad
An advertisement from Pittsfield Vermont features attorney N H Brown praising Dr Kings New Life Pills as effective family medicine. It touts relief for chills constipation biliousness and sick headache and notes a price of 25 cents at C C Case's drug store.
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N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
Cc. C. Case
Five Thousand Acre Yakima Irrigation Plan Filed
A 5000 acre irrigation project in Yakima County seeks water from the Klickitat river for reservation lands. A A Nicol and M R Galloway filed for 100 cubic feet per second of natural flow, planning work to begin this season and finish before land eligibility. The plan routes water around hills and along Toppenish creek to a ditch feeding the lands, with six townships under influence and diversion to the Columbia basin.
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Diamond Fork
Yakima Reservation
Toppenish Creek
Columbia River
Tieton
Yakima County
Klickitat
Messrs
A. A. Nicol
M. R. Galloway
Spokane Hearings Support A New Paper Mill Plan
W H Goodenough urged cooperation with C B Pride at a Spokane Chamber of Commerce luncheon to build a local paper mill. He argued city waste should be converted into paper using cottonwood and other local materials, noting East mills ship paper to the Pacific coast. Goodenough recently sold a large Appleton Wisconsin plant.
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Spokane
C. B
W. H. Goodenough
Chamber of Commerce
East
Pacific Coast
Goodenough
Appleton
Wis
Kentucky Governor Pardons Suspects in Goebel Murder Case
Kentucky Governor Wilson pardons former Governor W. B. Taylor and former Secretary of State Charles Finley, both in Indiana, for complicity in the 1900 Goebel murder. Also pardons John Powers and others while leaving some indictments unresolved. Henry Youtsey remains in prison. Wilson reiterates no conspiracy, cites sacred duty to pardon Taylor.
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Frankfort
Wilson
W. 8
Taylor
Charles Finley
Indiana
William Goebel
John Powers
Caleb Powers
Honduras
Holand Whittaker
John Davis
Zach Steele
Wharton Golden
Colorado
Frank E. Cecil
St. Louis
William H. Culton
West
Cecil
Henry E. Youtsey
State Penitentiary
Goebel
James Howard
Youtsey
Plan Relief for Thirsty Yakima City Saloons Close Under Original Package Move
In Yakima City residents facing liquor disputes see the original package dispensing method used to close gin mills. The dry forces expect legal action as wets gain momentum with saloons reduced from three to one and alternative soda and cider sales taking place. The plan aims to ship liquor like groceries, selling original packages alongside groceries in a future setup.
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Yakima City
Sheriff Builds Rogues Gallery From Wanted List
The sheriff's office under Clerk Day prepares a rogues gallery from rewards listed circulars. Photos include Kid Barker tied to a Kennewick shooting that killed a deputy sheriff two years ago. Barker escaped Benton county jail and remains at large. Also pictured is Ellensburg murderer Peter Zillavich.
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Sheriff’s Office
Clerk Day
Ellensburg
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered in Tube with Nozzle
A tube of ManZan Pile Remedy with attached nozzle is sold by C. W. Camp for direct application to affected parts. Guaranteed. Price 50 cents.
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C. W. Camp
Girl Wipes Self After Brief Marriage Tragedy
An 18 year old bride, Mrs Thomas Adelsperger of Hammond, shot herself in Chicago after a terse note to her husband. She had moved to a distant town with limited contact, leaving her well to do Ludington, Michigan family behind. Friends cite life changes after marriage as a factor, while her husband recalls affection and no missed kisses. She died instantly from a chest wound.
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Chicago
Tom
Thomas Adelsperger
Hammond
Ludington
Mich
Standard Steel Car Works
Exposition Completion Work Nears Final Touches in Seattle
In Seattle on April 26 a full month remains to finish grounds cleanup and minor tasks for the Alaska- Yukon-Pacific exposition. Construction is nearly complete with paving, lighting, fountains, and exhibits ready. Government and foreign displays are in place, and the stadium is prepared to host athletic events for twenty thousand spectators.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Lake Union
Orient
Alaska
Hawaii
Dix
Japan
Submarine Display Prep Nears Finish for Lake Union Exposition
The government submarines are in Lake Union and the exposition prep is nearly complete. Painting ends a week before June and all exhibits will be ready two weeks before opening day.
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Lake Union
Masons Engage Firm of Architects for New Lodge Hall
At a Friday meeting of the Masonic lodge board of trustees President Steinweg and Secretary J L Hughes were authorized to contract with Architects De Veaux Heath and Twichell for building plans costing up to 140000. The lodge has doubled its capital stock and funds are in sight. Plans will be prepared, bids invited, and work rushed to early completion for a premier northwest building.
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Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Steinweg
J. L. Hughes
de Veaux, Heath
Twichell
Northwest
Alaska- Yukon-Pacific Expo to Open Sundays
Seattle April 23. Exposition directors decide to open the world's fair on Sundays. Weekdays hours are 8 a m to midnight while Sundays are 1 p m to midnight.
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Seattle
Toppenish Town Sues Yakima County Over Taxes
The town of Toppenish sues Yakima County and Treasurer Frank Bond claiming a pretended assessment taxed Lots 12 13 14 and 1 2 3 4 in Gilbert addition of Toppenish. The suit seeks to void the $31.15 tax and bar future assessments while the town owns and uses the lots.
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Toppenish
County of
Yakima
Frank Bond
Gilbert Addition
Los
Hill Discusses Taft Visit for Alaska Exposition Delegation
James J. Hill chairman of Great Northern met President Taft representing the Seattle Board of Trade. They discussed entertaining the Japanese delegation for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition and plans to extend their itinerary to major cities. Government officials seek ways to cover railroad expenses for the delegation.
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Washington
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
Taft
Seattle Board of Trade
Judge Wells and the Great A Y P Fair in Seattle edition
A April 24 Alaska Yukon Pacific issue features extensive Seattle fair coverage. Totem poles and center illustrations appear on many pages, with travel notes, depictions of the miner and the northwest, and poems. The edition highlights the A Y P travel number and related attractions reaching newsstands.
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Seattle
Northwest
Golden West
West
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Boost
Advertisement notes a tonic that purports to regulate bowels aid digestion and improve overall health. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring regulator available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Case's drug store.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
Spokane County Officials Stand Firm Against Great Northern Probes
Spokane County officials declare they will pursue subpoenas against Louis W. Hill and Great Northern Railway executives. The statement ties local grand jury investigations into Gordon corruption cases and accuses the company of funding denial of evidence.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane County
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Mr. Hill
St. Paul
M. J. Gordon
Spokane
Gordon
Milo Root
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Washington
Princeville Man Healed By Arnica Salve After Gangrene Threat
A Princeville resident refused amputation opting for Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Doctors warned of gangrene in eight toes, but the remedy cured the infection and healed eczema fever sores boils burns and piles. Available at Cace's drug store.
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M. J. Bingham
Princeville
Bucklen
Aged Pioneer Dewitt Owens Dies at Kennewick
Dewitt Owens, an early Yakima valley settler born in 1831, died at his Kennewick home after a long frontier life. The Kennewick Congregational church hosted prayers and Knights of Pythias rites were held at the grave. He left four siblings and many friends, with a storied collection marking his home.
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DeWitt Owens
Yakima Valley
Kennewick
Kate Curios
D. W. Owens
Sage Brush
Massachusetts
Middle West
Goldendale
Ainsworth
Pasco
Lower Valley
Kennewick Congregational Church
Knights of Pythias
Owens
Conreid Dies in Austria Former Met Opera Director
Meran Austria April 26 Heinrich Conreid former director of the Metropolitan Opera House in New York died here this morning after suffering a stroke of apoplexy a few days earlier.
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Meran
Austria
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Jim Hill
Pres. Taft
Judge Wells
Conreid
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