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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

2

Governor Hay Star Witness in Ortis Hamilton Case

In Olympia on December 6 1910 Governor Hay testified he was urged to protect a woman's name as Ortis Hamilton admits to embezzling from the state. He described May 5 meeting with Hamilton and Attorney General Bell during which Hamilton acknowledged robbing state funds and set aside false vouchers including a $1188 entry. The state expects to close the case tomorrow night and the defense plans to subpoena four witnesses.

Olympia Hamilton Hay Ortis Hamilton Bell Way

Fight films money losers and the prize fight profits

Promoters bid high for Jeffries Johnson moving pictures hoping to cover deficits from the bout. Across the industry only three boxing films profited, with many losing from twenty to thirty thousand dollars. Names include Brady Klaw & Erlinger Burns O Brien McCarey Gans Nelson Miles Coffroth Rickard and O Rourke.

New York William A. Brady Klaw & Erlanger Hugh McIntosh Burns- Johnson Pictures Australia Big Black Tom McCarey Los Angeles Tommy Burns Jack O'Brien

Fighters Seek Share in July Big Show Profits

The text notes fighters want a share of profits from a major July event and warns cash bidders to beware a risky film venture. It mentions business gambles on producing financial goods and the impact of lighting on night performances, with California sunniness cited as a factor.

California

Emeline Gordon Dies at 82 in Washington State

Emeline Gordon aged 82 died at her daughter Mrs. A B Weed’s home after a short illness in North Yakima where she had lived 18 years. A native of New York state she moved to Wisconsin early in life and was mother of six with three living Edsil E Gordon Chas L Gordon and Mrs A B Weed.

Emeline Gordon North Yakima A. B. Weed

Warriner Shortage Seen In Court Case In Cincinnati

Subpoena issued for Miss Ilda Brockway to testify before the grand jury on December 10 about the 643000 shortage of C L Warriner. Brockway left a stenographer job two weeks ago and later appeared with her attorney refusing to comment. Government inspectors continue auditing the customs office books. Prosecutor Hunt promises a sensational development when the jury convenes.

Cincinnati Ilda Brockway Grand Jury C. L. Warriner Miss Brockway Collector of Customs Stewart

Betts Sues for Breach of Promise in Iowa

John P Betts sues Mrs Clara Marber for breach of promise claiming $5000 to heal a wounded heart after a marriage rumor. The case notes Marber later married J C Brown, while Brown’s wife owns two 160 acre farms worth about $150 per acre.

Traer John Betts J. C. Brown Clara Marber John P Betts Betts

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad

Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe cough remedy for children. It claims to ward off croup bronchitis sore throat and nasal congestion at first symptoms and to provide comfort without opiates or harmful drugs. North Yakima Drug Store.

Foley North Yakima

McCredie Sworn In as New Representative Opens Congress

Washington convenes to begin the sixty first Congress with a brief Senate session and a full House meeting. W W McCredie takes the seat succeeding Cushman of Washington amid proposed bills on civil service, postal savings banks, white slave traffic, wood pulp admission, and New Mexico and Arizona statehood. Resolutions honor Johnson DeArmond Liassiter as recess ends and both houses adjourn to tomorrow.

Washington Dec Congress McCredie House Garner Hitchcock Mann Hamilton New Mexico Arizona Johnson North Dakota DeArmond Liassiter

Allotments Decided Upon at Yakima Reservation Council

About seventy seven applications for allotments on the Yakima reservation were voted on at Fort Simcoe. Roughly half were refused. Indians urged for the question to be submitted and the claims were heard and passed. Discussion centered on moving the agency from Fort Simcoe to Wapato or Toppenish, with strong local opposition. Indians favor keeping the agency where it is pending railroad surveys and potential future lines from Granger and Toppenish.

Yakimah Fort Simcoe Wapato Granger Toppenish

Rings Little Liver Tills Sellable by We oar

The ad touts Rings Little Liver Tills as the best pills, easy to take and pleasant in effect. It states they are gentle in action and sold by a outlet named We oar.

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted As Safe Remedy

An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic remedy using native medicinal roots and glycerine. It claims to treat indigestion mucous membrane diseases chronic coughs and catarrh while cautions it cannot cure advanced consumption. The notice promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the cloth bound book for 31 cents postage paid from Buffalo New York.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y

Balmer to Speak on Fertility of Orchard Soils

Prof J A Balmer former state college man and rose culture authority will lecture at the Yakima Y M C A on Saturday next as part of the Horticultural Institute. He will discuss maintaining fertility of orchard soils and is praised for practical and theoretical horticultural knowledge.

J. A. Palmer Cle State College Pullman North Yakima Horticultural Institute Balmer Morrison

Portland Gas Cylinder Explodes Widespread Glass Shatter

A metal cylinder of carbonic acid gas fell from a parcels wagon in Portland Oregon on a busy street. The blast shattered windows for blocks, caused minor injuries to several bystanders, and debris was found as far as 500 feet away on Washington Street between Third and Fourth.

Portland Washington Street Third Fourth Streets

Jeffries Johnson Title Fight Set for July 4 1910 in California

The heavyweight title bout between Jeffries and Johnson will take place near San Francisco on July 4, 1910. Tex Rickard and John J. Gleason of San Francisco will stage the event after their bid of 101000 plus two thirds of the moving picture privileges was accepted in Hoboken. Thomas J. McCarey of Los Angeles and Eddie Gr fell short, Coffroth controls relevant mov ing picture patents, and McCarey Graney predict the film’s net value at 200000 to 400000.

Goldfield Gans-Nelson America Miles Brothers Tex" Rickard Billy Nolan Henwood San Francisco Sharkey-Jeffries Tom O’rourke New York City James W. Coffroth Jeffries Huntt-Nelson Coffroth New York Johnson California Tex Rickard John J. Gleason U Hoboken N. J Thomas J. McCarey Los Angeles McCarey Eddie Gr Richard and Gleason Graney

Women 10 Aid North Yakima in Civic Improvement Effort

Portia club and other women’s groups in North Yakima plan to cooperate with the Commercial club to beautify the city. A committee will explore an auxiliary organization, parking, removal of unsightly objects, and prizes for home improvements. The effort includes charitable work with the Salvation Army and backing for a second Washington National Guard company seeking 60 volunteers and an armory.

Portia Club North Yakima Commercial Club Fortia Club Board of Governors Weir Messrs John Lynch Frank Horsley Salvation Army Jenkins Meigs Washington National Guard National Guard

Husband's daring rescue ends San Bernardino divorce case

In San Bernardino, a husband leaped to save his five year old daughter from a fast approaching car. He then learned the driver was his wife, who had filed for divorce. The pair, crying, tore up the divorce complaint together at the courthouse, choosing reconciliation.

San Bernardino Cal Dee Walter B. Preston

Rumors swirl over Sunnyside Canal leadership change

Rumors claim Walter N. Granger may resign as Sunnyside canal manager with Washington Irrigation officials' control in question. Tiffany of Sunnyside is rumored as potential successor, amid ongoing Interior Department inquiry and past meetings involving Blaine and Granger.

Lower Valley Pat Walter N. Granger Sunnyside Canal Reclamation Service Swigart Rh. K. Tiffany Sunnyside Washington Ibrigacon Company Granger Herald Graner Tiffany Blaine Washington Irrigation Company Messrs. Granger Old Washington Irrigation Company Sunnyside Canal Company Government Walter N. Granger Old Canal Company Government Canal Old Washington Canal Company Ins Grandview Sunnyside Interor Department L. L. Sharpe

Ray Tpenry Search Taken Up Again

A. J. Shaw pursues the identity and family background of Ray Henry known as Ray Tpenry. Henry, a Tieton worker, was killed by a falling tree about a year ago. his clothes money and letters disappeared. Shaw kept the body awaiting relatives and paid for the grave, continuing to seek clues about his lodge ties and presence in Yakima.

A. J. Shaw Ray Henry Mr. Shaw Henry Tienry United States Shaw Yakima

Mrs B S Hill Takes Buff Rocks to Clarkston Show

Mrs B S Hill of Moxee Yakima county is sending several coops of buff rock chickens to the Clarkston Washington show. She has won at many fairs including the AY P exposition in Seattle and is the sole Yakima valley fancier exhibiting at Clarkston per the Herald.

B.S. Hill of Moxee Chirkston Show B. S. Hill Yakima County Clarkston Wash Hill A.Y.P Seattle Pacific Coast Yakima Valley The Herald

Watch Free to Boys and Girls for Selling 24 Packs

North West Sales Co announces today a free watch for boys and girls who sell 24 packs of cards at 10 cents per pack. The offer appears at 245 Arcade Annex, Seattle, Washington.

North West Sales Co Arcade Annex Seattle

Pete McGuff Seeks Coffin for Dying Daughter

Peter McGuff a respected Indian police member and interpreter visited North Yakima on Friday with a companion to obtain a coffin for his three year old daughter who died of croup. They traveled about thirty miles to secure the coffin and planned the funeral for the following day. The child had been ill only briefly.

Peter McGuff North Yakima Wr. McGuff

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