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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
6
McAulay and Meigs, attorneys for American Surety and Empire State Surety, announce offices in Ditter Elk North Yakima. The notice lists a graduate optician in Yakima and references Glass 441 to fit the bye rooms 22 20.
URS Lynch and Weyer's Mullins Block entries show Dr. Lynch with office hours 2 to 5 p.m. and residence at 210 S Naches, phone 823. Dr. Weyer offers hours 11 to 12 a.m., 1 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. with residence at 203 N Fourth St and phone 4831.
Wells and Nagler physicians and surgeons advertise their Sloan Street office with an X ray laboratory connected to the practice. They offer day or night examinations and treatment by X rays and provide residence numbers for Dr. Wells and Dr. Nagler.
Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon with office over Janenk's Drug Store and residence at Cork and Chestnut. Office hours are 4 am to 8 pm. Member of Pension Board.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice reference with firm names Clark and Gen Ran Lawyers and an address Yakima Ave and a phone number 6231. Text is incomplete to identify action or deadline.
Aberdeen's Black Cats defeated the Yakima Tigers 10 to 4 in a windy Monday ballpark game. Streib started for Aberdeen, with Boyle finishing and steadying the Tigers after a rough sixth inning. Six runs in the eighth capped the visitors’ rally, as errors and timely hits sealed the score.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening and regulating the female system and pelvic organs. It warns symptoms like headaches, backache, spots before the eyes, and stomach distress may arise from disorders treated, notes no alcohol or habit-forming drugs, and offers free consultation by letter with confidential medical advice.
The ad touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a life saving remedy for kidney disease. Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky declares it cured him permanently. Sold at North Yakima Drug Store and promoted by A. D. Loan.
The Washington teachers association forms a questionnaire to collect salary data. Committee members Miss Adelia M. Parker and H. F. Hunt will compile statistics from replies to shape their wage campaign. The survey covers salary history, months taught, board costs, and essential expenses.
A set of questions asks a respondent about their deficit, how they supplement school income, and proportions of salary spent on books travel and training. It inquires how much is saved for future needs and recreation, whether they push for higher salaries locally, and how income is shared with family or dependents.
Ernest A. Brown promises to plant orchards this season with a full stand. trees will be inspected and pruned before setting at about standard prices. He can be reached at telephone 4791, P O Box 875. In Oldtown a Yakima City marshal was stabbed during a disturbance involving Billy Dixon and another Indian. Dixon and companion drank, fought, then Adams tried to intervene. Dixon stabbed Adams in the head with a broken pocketknife. Adams fired twice but was dazed. Dixon struck Adams with the gun, breaking his nose and knocking him unconscious. Citizens captured Dixon. Adams remained seriously injured but expected to live. Sampson, a Dixon ally, was fined $25 for drunkenness. the other Indian fled. Dixon, transported to North Yakima, will be held pending Adams' outcome.
William Stahlhut of Sunnyside Washington announces his candidacy for the office of County Commissioner from the Third District of Yakima County and asks voters for support at the upcoming primary election.
Word arrived that Fred Hayes was found dead miles from town in the mountains. Deputy Coroner A J Shaw will lead an immediate inquiry with plasterer Jack O Leary reporting the discovery. Hayes, about 41, had worked on many local ranches including H E Crosno, a prominent Ahtanum rancher.
J. G. Potter of Eau Claire Wisconsin purchased 40 acres one mile south of Naches City and is constructing a six room house on the site. The land is described as excellent for fruit raising.
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