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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
8
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The state statements issued Thursday show North Yakima banks with exceptional reserve percentages. Yakima National Bank leads the state in capital and surplus, with a surplus of 316 percent of capital stock. Deposits have risen since August, and every city bank reports flourishing conditions and strong public confidence.
Armbruster withdrew his name from the local Eagles membership list after a mayoral defeat, amid claims the candidacy was politically motivated. Officers elected for the coming year include Worthy president W M Wilson and Worthy vice president J F Scott, with trustees J Schlosstein C R Edwards and H E Wight.
North Yakima draws attention as actors and actresses plan a Yakima colony. Miss Jessie Busley, star of the Bishop's Carriage, plans to invest in Yakima land and return within a year. Frank Becker, musical director, will quit stage life and settle on a Yakima ranch, aiming to bring friends. The Webber Brussel l Canning plant closes its season with 109 workers, expanding its Yakima operations. options for next season are likely to keep long hours. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup, Orino, touted for relief from habitual constipation. available at North Yakima Drug Store led by A. D. Sloan.
Spokane promoters plan a steel safe factory to compete with eastern makers. Beresford Webb opens an office in North Yakima with Lowther & Wilcox on Second Street. They cite favorable freight rates and local materials as advantages. Mrs Webb and Mrs Coombe stay with the Coumbes at 415 North Third Street. Coumbes recently invested in Yakima land from Julesburg, Colorado.
About 500 fans cheered at Holstein's Pavilion as Ellensburg State Normal College faced North Yakima High School in a hard fought basketball contest. The Normal team played a highly scientific game, testing the defending squad despite being hampered by lack of practice and signal familiarity. The final score stood 15 to 9 in favor of Ellensburg.
W L Steinweg and H C Lucas of major local banks urged establishing a government backed central bank. They said it would eliminate money market tightness, ensure cash for railroads and bonds, and reduce need for a postal savings system by aligning with major European models.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says doctors misdiagnosed him heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. After one bottle of Electric Bitters he recovered. Guaranteed for blood poison weakness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints by C C Case druggist 50c.
H. V. Landingham of Yakima City sues Sarah F. Landingham of Portland for divorce in superior court. Married September 1904 in Portland, the couple moved to Yakima City a year later. Plaintiff says defendant deserted him without cause and returned to Portland where she now lives. No community property or children.
A druggist from North Yakima touts Vinal as a medicine made from cod liver oil elements without the oil itself. He claims it boosts health for the weak and suffering, with a money back promise if it fails.
Ellensburg mayor W. J. Peed rejects reports of an open town after his election. He confirms Sundays will remain closed and saloon regulation will stay as in the past. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement for Sallard's Horehound Syrup, a cough remedy sold locally.
An ad asserts White's Cream Vermifuge cures worms and other ailments in children. It claims the medicine also clears mucus, leaves a healthy condition, and notes a Tennessee testimonial of a child passing 73 worms after the first dose. Sold by D. H. Fry Drug Co.
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