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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
5
A socialist pamphlet in Yakima County presents a critique of property and labor distribution. The apartment space is paid for by the Socialists, and the editors and publishers do not reflect given convictions or endorsements.
A mass convention of socialists in Yakima county is set for September 6 1902 at 2 o clock a m in the North Yakima court house. A full county ticket will be nominated and a permanent organization formed. All who subscribe to the socialist platform are invited to participate. By order of Local North Yakima C F Bowman Secy Meetings held Sundays at 2 30 p m at headquarters Organize Educate Cooperate Let every comrade attend the mass county convention at North Yakima on September 6th
The speaker contrasts democracy and republicanism with labor and capital. Democracy would grant labor one fifth of production while feeding four fifths to many small corporations, while republicanism would promise labor a full dinner pail but concede the earth and all its fullness to the trusts. The call asks voters to decide whom to serve.
In Henry F. Allen versus Charles McAllister the defendant moved August 15 to require a bond for costs. Hattie Morgan versus Thomas Lund sees a motion to strike numerous paragraphs alleging damages from a breach of promise of marriage. The State versus Parker, before Justice MacCrimmon, settled just before trial with Parker’s attorney citing vested rights for a preexisting horse shooing trade. Parker will continue in North Yakima. Also notices on Foley’s Kidney Cure and Northern Pacific colonist rates appear, plus a quip about melons and railroads.
The tonic is described as tasteless iron and quinine with no cure and no pay, priced at 50c. A separate dialogue notes a caller praising a cosy home, and a woman contemplates quitting club work to live there briefly.
J H Johnston of Broughton Ga speaks of long bronchitis relief after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He credits the medicine with curing his wife’s asthma and touts it as best for throat and lung diseases. Trial bottles free at Yakima Drug Stores.
The National Homeseekers association moves to purchase homes in North Yakima. Interested buyers are urged to call at Room 4, Ditter building to learn more about their plan.
The note claims a Yakima heat death report but counters with no local fatalities from heat. It mentions sunstroke rarity in the valley and shifts to advertising copy for Coffin Bros. Hop men fruit sprays and steel hop piping by C. F. Krause, plus Fawcett Bros. solicitations.
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