Low Bail for Lyons Faces Criticism in Police Circles
N P Officer C F Lyons arrested at Winley and brought in by Sheriff Lancaster. Bail set at 100 dollars, prompting doubts about flight risk and enforcement. Prentice remains hospitalized with head injuries. Lyons fled to Finley and then Pasco. Connections to a saddle theft case and North Coast rail realignment feature in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P
Winley
Lancaster
Justice of the Peace Uuat
C. F. Lyons
Northern Pacific
Lyons
Hubert Prentice
Thacker & Smith
Prentice
Finley
North Bank
Klickitat County
Lyon
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
W. F. Baze
Niles
Taylor
Wapato
Pasco
Northern Pacific Plans Cutoff Through Prosser District
Engineers survey a Prosser area cutoff likely to parallel the North Coast railroad line and run from Grandview to the main line near Gibbon, about six miles east of Prosser. The project would connect Prosser with Grandview and Sunnyside canal irrigation and includes an electric line surveyed north of Prosser to the new North East townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Prosser
North Coast Railroad
Corps of Fifteen Engineers
Strahorn Company
Grandview
Sunnyside
North Coast
Gibbon
Sunnyside Canal
Northern Pacific
Yakima Valley
Sunnyside Train to Carry Mail on Northen Pacific Route
F W Vaille announces that starting Monday Northern Pacific trains on the Sunnyside branch will carry mails. Closed pouch service from North Yakima will begin, with baggagemen in charge. The 20 mile route runs Toppenish Junction through Granger Outlook Sunnyside to Grandview, replacing stage service from Mabton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Vaille
Railway Mail Service
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Sunnyside
North Yakima
Mabton
Toppenish Junction
Granger
Outlook
Grandview
Taft to Stop in North Yakima on Western Trip
President Taft plans a half day stay in North Yakima on September 29 during a western tour. The schedule shows he arrives September 28 and travels to Seattle after a brief visit here. Local Commercial Club officials extended an invitation and will organize the visit contingent on further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
North Yakima
Washington
Seattle
James
The
Commercial Club
City Health Dept to Probe Stable Practices of Local Team Owners
Health department to investigate owners who leave teams hitched to wagons in vacant lots within city limits. Complaint cites fly breeding and offal exposure from nightly lodging of horses. If nuisance proven, abatement action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Newell Leads Westward Reclamation Tour
F H Newell director of the United States reclamation service and F H Davis arrived in Seattle after Portland talks with R A Ballinger. The senate committee of thirteen on arid lands reclamation plans a western inspection trip after adjournment, arriving Seattle around September 15 and staying until November 1 to review irrigation projects in the southwest, starting with Montana and Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
F. H. Davis
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Portland
Secretary of the Interior
R. A. Ballinger
Senate Committee of Thirteen
Southwest
Senate
Newell
Congress
Montana
Yakima
Government irrigation program outlines large future projects
Director Newell details planned damming of Lakes Keechelus Kachees Cle Elum and Bumping Lake with a total eventual outlay of 20 million dollars. He cites current work finishing 31 reclamation projects and notes vast canal networks roads tunnels and miles of telephone lines already built. He plans to address the national irrigation congress in Spokane next Tuesday on the present status of government reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Warren
Wyoming
Flint
California
Jones
Washington
Nixon
Nevada
Briggs
New Jersey
Borah
Idaho
Sutherland
Utah
Bailey
Texas
Gore
Oklahoma
Smith
Maryland
Newlands
Chamberlain
Oregon
Newell
Kachees
Keechelus
Cle Elum
Cascades
Yakima Valley
Kittitas
Kittitas Valley
Ballinger
RR. H. Tompson
New York
San Francisco
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
North Coast railroad rush near Granger and Yakima valley
Strahorn announces rapid speed for North Coast line with orders for two 80 ton locomotives and 150000 ties. J Bruce & Co plan 18 miles of rail between Granger and North Yakima with shovels, engines, and 60 to 100 workers. Storm scrapers and camps set at Parker Bottom and Zillah signal broader development along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahorn
North Coast Railroad
R. E. Strahorn
Spokane
North Yakima
American Locomotive Works
Consolidated
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Granger
J. Bruce & Co
North Coast
Snipes Mountain
Parker Bottom
Zillah
Naval Coast Plans Near North Yakima Rumors Addressed
Officials respond to circulating rumors about near Yakima operations and an imminent announcement. The notice clarifies no concrete plans have been disclosed and urges reliance on official statements from Navtin Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navtin
Yakima
Japs Plan New Church Move At Seattle Conference
Rev J Hsimasachl of San Francisco in Seattle to present a resolution seeking a Japanese church in the region. The Seattle conference will hear from Japanese churches across the Pacific slope. funds are raised by the Japanese church association for their houses of worship. In Yakima valley about 250 Japanese, many Christian, with Baptists showing strong involvement, back the plan led by Henry Komura and Hashimura Togo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.hsimasachl
San Francisco
H. Komuen
Asahi News
Seattle
Pacific Slope
Ie Japanese Church Association
Yakima Valley
Baptist Church
Henry Komura
Hashimura Togo
Two Cuiin Saloon Row Ends in Stabbing at Rainier
In a curving brawl at the Radiier saloon on South Front Street two bartenders William Cashe and Henry Carter were stabbed by an Italian assailant linked to the Northern Pacific work detail. Abe Danello, an Italian, is jailed after aiding their assailants.
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William, Cashe
Henry Carter
South Front Street
Pacific
Abe Danello
Danelo
Cashe
Ccs
Carter
Cameron
Rainier
Danello
Pacific Hotel
South First Street
Northern Pacific
Front Street
Red
Stella
Railrdbad
Ani Maing
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Hay Fever and Summer Cold
A. 8. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports that a summer cold with hay fever symptoms interfered with business. After unsafe prescriptions and several medicines failed, Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cured him and his wife. For chronic coughs and lung trouble it has no equal. Refuse substitutes. North Yakima Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Enormous salmon season drives Buntingham canneries to capacity
In Bellingham on August 9, fishermen report a historic salmon run opening the weekly close season. About 1.73 million sockeye were landed from traps and seiners, with cannery output seen near 56 million dollars as Puget Sound Gulf of Georgia and lower Fraser plants race to process. Some fish shipped to distant canneries. shipments planned to Columbia and Grays Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Saltron
Bellighten
Blarre
Anacortes
Tower Fraser
Puget Sound
Gulf of Georgia
Fraser River
Columbias
Grays Harbor
Blaime
Point Roberts
Upper Fraser
Lost Mount Adams mine prospectors form stock company
Amos White leads the Mount Adams Prospecting Association of White Salmon valley ranchers to search twenty miles northwest of Trout Lake for a rumored lost gold mine near Mount Adams. Five members depart with pack horses for a three week expedition, with roped descents into deep gulches and offers of $5000 to a guiding Indian. Gold quartz samples reportedly assay $3000 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husym
Wash
White Salmon Valley
Mount Adams
Amos White
Portland
Horse Heaven
Pierre Rabado
Bickleton
White
Elmer Wright
Alois Winegardner
John Winegardner
E. Arnold
James Brown
William Schnick
A. White
Wright
Schnick White
Trout Lake
Burns divorce granted to Edyth H Burns by Judge Presnell
Edyth H Burns obtained a divorce from Dr John B Burns yesterday afternoon before Judge E B Presnell. Mrs Burns was represented by attorney Henry J Snively, while Aker Moren served as prosecution attorney for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth H. Burns
John B Burns
E B
Burns Divorce Settled with Private Property Agreement
Dr. Burns and Mrs. Burns finalized a private settlement covering property rights after a cruelty and incompatibility divorce. Mrs. Burns will receive $109 monthly alimony and will move to California after a Seattle visit. The Burns home sold for $13,500 to H. H. Allen, cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Dr. Burns
Second Streets
H. H. Allen
Mrs. Burns
City
Snively
Herald
North
Yakima
Pincules for Kidney Trouble Sold by C. W. Camp
The kidneys filter poisons from the blood and failure causes serious illness. Pincules are recommended at the first warning sign to aid expelling uric acid poison, sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
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Era Pacific Survey
Toppenish
N. P. Belgins
Prosser District
J. J. Wittwer & CO
Second Avenue
Searle
This City
Kittitas High Line
Seattie
Razor
Parkers
Matlying, Cagneries
MIT
Adams
Secret
Yakima Medicine Mas
J. B. Burns
Ross
Manns
Copvrients &c
UBC
Scientific American
York
Cas F &T
Washington, D
Blair Business College
First Ave
Madison Street
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