Plan to push state road to Bumping Lake area gains support
Western Washington counties meeting in Chehalis commit to backing Statehead No 5 crossing Cowlitz pass to open Bumping Lake district. Yakima County delegates Frank Horsley T A Noble and County Engineer McIntyre report strong local backing. The effort aims to unite road work, grant access from both sides of the Cascades, and aid the reclamation dam project in the mining districts.
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Washington
Chehalis
Yakima
Cascade Mountains
Cowlitz Pass
Yakima County
Frank Horsley
Commercial Club
T. A
Cascades
Conflicting Claims Mark Haines Case in New York
In New York on August 21 the Haines case centers on rival counsel statements. Frank S Wild argues Mrs Haines is innocent of improper conduct with Annis Weldon despite a confession and denies reconciliation claims. Percy, for Haines, says she was misled by gossip after returning from the Philippines and that the confession timing is disputed.
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New York
Haines
Frank
Wild
Annis
Annis Weldon
Percy
Philippines
Miss Schorn Hurt In Yakima Avenue Horse Incident
Miss Frances Schorn daughter of Mr and Mrs M Schorn suffered a serious fracture above the ankle when a horse she was driving on West Yakima avenue near the Northern Pacific crossing bolted. She jumped from the buggy with her mother and a friend nearby. Dr Corpron attended the injured girl. The horse was restrained by Mrs Schorn.
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Frances Schorn
M. Schorn
West Yakima Avenue
Northern Pacific Crossing
Miss Schorn
Double Wedding of Poirier Twins in Moxee Church
The sixteen year old Poirier twins Ernestine and Celes tine wed Alexander Buchey and Horace J Sauve at Moxee Catholic Church in a morning ceremony led by Rev. Father Garand. The event drew most of the French settlement and was followed by a festive celebration at the Poirier home. Mary Lee of Zanesville vouches for Dr King s New Discovery credited with saving her husband s life, a cough remedy advertised at C C Case s drug store with 50¢ to 1 90 prices and a free trial bottle.
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Zanesville
Mary Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
C. C. Case
Itinerary Change Hits Prohibition Leader Chafin
Plans for Eugene W. Chafin, prohibition candidate for president, are altered by the State Central Committee. He will not appear in the city at the theatre as previously planned by the county prohibition chairman.
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State Central Committee
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition
Prohibition Central Committee
Prohibitionists Plan Swift Campaign Kickoff in North Yakima
Telegraphic advices from the state chairman say the white ribbon leader will address North Yakima from a car platform only. Temperance workers faced disappointment as Chafin’s city visit was reduced to a platform appearance. The state committee aims to maximize voter contact with a coast city tour while keeping most time in large coastal cities. Local prohibitionists vow a red hot county campaign.
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Yakima
Chafin
Engineer for Snipes Mountain Project Advances
Charles F. Bailey reports in North Yakima on his Granger return after a conference with Deal houn Denny & Ewing Seattle about Snipes mountain reclamation. E. W. Cummings of Seattle is engaged as engineer. he designed the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul fill project using a sluicing plant. Granger and Sunnyside residents push water power to reclaim land.
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Charles F. Bailey
Yakima
Granger
Dealhoun, Denny & Ewing
Seattle
Snipes Mountain
E. W. Cummings
Sunnyside
Cummings
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Cascades
Bailey
Trades Council Visit Sways North Yakima Labor
C. O. Young of the American Federation of Labor visits North Yakima to organize a Trades Council and influence votes in the Wesley L. Jones senatorial race. Local unionists say Jones is favored over Ankeny and oppose Ankeny boosters. A state AFL executive meeting is planned next week, with details undisclosed.
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Trades’ Council
North Yakima
C. O. Young
American Federation of Labor
Young
Wesley L. Jones
Ankeny
anti-Jones
Taft
Jones
Walla Walla
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold Testimony
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana details a three month summer cold that resembled hay fever. He praises Foley s Honey and Tar for quick relief after ineffective medicines and notes his wife also had success. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co. A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
North Yakima Drug Co
A. D. Sloan
Indian man Timms killed by train near Toppenish
Acting Coroner H B Doust investigated the death of Timms an Indian killed between Wapato and Toppenish early Thursday. He was found by a train crew with his left leg severed and bled copiously. Timms last seen in Yakima City Wednesday night riding a horse. likely he slept on the track and was struck by the train. Coroner's jury attributed death to his own carelessness.
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H. B. Doust
Toppenish
Timms
Wapato
Yakima City
Timms, Yakima County man, killed beside train wheels
Timms, about 50, a reservation allotment owner with seven children and a wife, was found Thursday morning after an accident likely between 6 and 7. He was partially deaf. This follows the death of D. D. Hebert, a brakeman, killed in Yakima yards a day earlier.
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Timms
Yakima County
D. D. Hebert
Rail restraining order blocks Granger switch project
A court restraining order issued by Court Commissioner Ward halts the Northern Pacific Railway, Johnson Brothers, and Granger Brick & Tile from building a switch across the North Coast railroad right of way in Granger. North Coast seeks an injunction with a likely Sept hearing to resolve the disputed grade change and embankment alignment.
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Ward
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Johnson Brothers
Granger Brick & Tile Company
North Coast Railroad
Granger
North Coast
R. J. Dawson
H. J. Snively
Tranger
Dusty North Yakima Seeks City Sprinkling Plan
Local residents urge the city to restore sprinkling wagons after weeks of dust that settles on windows pianos and furniture. A businessman's wife notes an eastern investor impressed by the city despite the dust, but fears the streets make residence here unlikely without better sprinkling.
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Yakima
Bowinkelman Held on Charge in Benton County
Henry Bowinkelman, a Black Rock merchant, is held to the Benton County Superior Court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by locating a man named Trusley on two homestead claims near his store. He pleads not guilty at arraignment.
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Henry Bowinkelman
Blackrock
Trusley
Benton County
Richmond
Custer
Sitting Bull
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Continent
England
America
Sage Brush
North Yakima
Columbia River
J‘owinkelman
Tursley
Another Good Man Gone Wrong Kidney Cure Warning
A man delayed Foley's Kidney Cure and developed Bright's disease. Prompt use of Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to relieve symptoms and strengthen kidneys. A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana is cited as cured after frequent urination and backache. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co and A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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Foley
Bright
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
North Yakima Drug Co
A. D. Sloan
Juvenile Band to Perform at State Fair Under Nagler
The juvenile band organized by Prof. Frank Nagler is to debut during fair week with public attendance expected. A knee pants and white duck uniform with black braid is planned. rehearsals will precede the outdoor appearance. Nagler anticipates a two hour program showcasing the boys' progress and aims to please the public.
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Frank Nagler
Nagler
Splawn in Saddle A Pioneer Governor Candidate
Seattle Times highlights A J Splawn of Yakima as the most picturesque western candidate for Washington governor. It traces his life from childhood crossing plains in 1852 to 35 years in the saddle, roles as state fair president, state senator, and current leader of major Yakima valley institutions and an electric railway venture. He recounts cattle drives across the Northwest, battles with native tribes, and building the state from its foundation.
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Washington
A. J. Splawn
Yakima
Seattle Times
Plains
Oregon
Washington State Fair Boat
Washington State Livestock Association
Treton Water Users’ Association
Yakima Valley
F. M. Thorp
Fraser River
B. C
Boise Basin
Olds Ferry
Snake River
Huntington
Dalles
Caribou Mines
Palouse Country
Spokane
Mullen Road
Coeur d'Alene Mountains
Deer Lodge
Mont
Fort Kamloops
Cascade Mountains
Governor Mead to Open Y M C A In City News
Governor Albert E. Mead will speak at the opening of the new Y M C A building the week of September 1. He has accepted the invitation and another prominent speaker is being sought. Charter members receive advance benefits and a special opening day dating.
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Albert E. Mead
Turner
Association
Yakima County Candidates for State and Local Offices
Auditor Crocker distributes official notices listing all candidates in Yakima county. North Yakima leads with 28 names including a U.S. senator and a governor hopeful. Sunnyside follows with a congress seat and seven others. Mabton, Granger have three each. Zillah Toppenish Selah Wapato have two each. several precincts show one candidate, while many others are missing from the list.
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Yakima County
Crocker
North Yakima
United States
Sunnyside
Congress
Mabton
Granger
Zillah
Toppenish
Selah
Wapato
Hopdale
Naches
Venus
Ahtanum
Fruitvale
Grandview
Outlook
Cowiche
Yakima City
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted for Rheumatism Relief
A publisher touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a quick remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It cites J. T. Bogg of Willow Point Texas endorsing its effectiveness and notes available from D. H. Fry, a local druggist.
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Ballard
J. T. Bogg
Willow Point
Texas
D.H. Fry
Claude Faulds enters race in Wapato city election
Claude Faulds becomes a candidate at Wapato and will oppose incumbent Crysler for city treasurer. Stickers will be used in the August 29 incorporation election when residents vote on incorporating the town and selecting the first officers. Faulds announces late and joins the race.
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Claude Faulds
Wapato
Claude Fauld i
No Opposition Placed Against Crysler for Treasurer
The caucus named candidate Crysler for treasurer with no anticipated opposition. Backers of Faulds hope Faulds gains the post, though no bid against Crysler exists. Other offices show no opposition and the rest of the caucus ticket likely will win.
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Crysler
Faulds
ManZan Pile Remedy Sold by West Side Druggist
An ad promotes ManZan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles soothing inflammation soreness and itching. Price is 50 and guaranteed. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
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C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Boundary Dispute Details Told By Chief Spencer
Chief Spencer and Charles Olney testified before U S Commissioner Allen S. Davis on the southwestern Yakima reservation boundary. The 300000 acre dispute pits the Northern Pacific Railroad against Indian ownership. Spencer recalled landmarks as the marking of the boundary while Olney aided.
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Spencer
Yakima Reservation
Charles Olney
Allen S. Davis
United States Court
United States
Northern Pacific Railroad
Jay Lynch
Spencer and
Olney
A. G. Avery
E. J. Cannon
Spokane
Railroad
Martin
Golden Grain Granules Coffee Promises Strength For All
A Valley slogan touts Golden Grain Granules as 100 percent pure cereal coffee. It claims nourishment for men women and children and urges grocers in North Yakima to stock it from Yakima Grocery Co. Fourteen thousand people reportedly praised it at Pure Food shows.
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Yakima Grocery Co
North Yakima
Hose Wagon No 2 Makes Trial Run After Accident
Automobile Hose Wagon No 2 completed a Friday evening practice run for the first time since the Wednesday accident at the corner of First and A streets. Repairs to the big machine were finished. only damage was a broken buckle from rough streets.
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Poirier
Alexander Bachey
Horace J. Sauve
Milwaukee Railroad
Northern Pacific
State Fair
Prof. Nagler
Splawn
Ore
Canyon City
John Day River
Grant County
Castoria
What Is
Cening Castoria Alwayrs
Mead
Will
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