Fight Fair and Open in Washington Primary Law Debate
Washington voters are urged to demand a daylight test of the direct primary law through constitutional review. The Direct Primary league warns against sharp practices by political bosses and calls for full, open examination by the judiciary to prevent conspiracies against the people.
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Ington
League
Supreme Court
Seattle P.I
Friends of the Law
Supreme Court of
Washington
Smoking Rule Lets Company Oust Employee Under Contract
A Tacoma court upheld a factory rule banning smoking cigarettes and affirmed a company’s right to discharge an employee with a fixed contract period for violating the rule. The ruling holds that no one may smoke where forbidden by employers, regardless of contractual terms.
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Tacoma
West Coast
Prizes Awarded at Owl Mask Ball in Tieton Hall
Prizes were distributed at the Owl mask ball held February 14 in Tieton Hall. Winners were announced for best costumes and novelty categories.
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Tieton Hall
Katzenjammer Picnic Immense At Opera House Show
The Katzenjammer Kids production drew a standing room crowd Tuesday with Little Marguerite Green praised for Walking Home With Angeline. Fred Alter and Chas Werner led the family act while Mrs. Katzenjammer and the chorus delivered strong support in a two hour program. An extended finale Yankee Doodle Girl closed to encores and cheers despite a few weak spots in the Egyptian dance.
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Marguerite Green
Angeline
Fred Alter
Papa Katzenjammer
Mrs. Katzenjammer
Chas. Wenner
Harry Baylor
Trote
Howe
Nod
Edward Bryant
Company E
Coal Thief Traced by Snowy Footprints and Locks
Franklin County Register reports a raid on the coal supply over two nights last week. A bold thief left coal fragments along his path, with footprints visible after a light snow. The household locked the coal house and trained a small arsenal for protection. The note ends with an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Case's drug store.
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Hollister
Case's
Franklin County Register
Rocky Mountain
Case’s Drug Store
Local humorous notes from Hoppertown with quirky idle chatter
In Hoppertown various residents share light gossip and odd anecdotes. Anson Judson misreads breakfast and Uncle Ezra shows new hair ribbons while Grandpa Bibbins backs Samuel Tilden. Hank Tumms plans a run for constable and informs T Roosevelt.
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Anson Judson
Ezra Harkins
Taft Or
Farebanks
Grandpa Bibbins
Samuel Tilden
Feeling Well With Dr King’s New Life Pills
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills to regulate stomach liver and bowels for a feeling of well being. Claims effectiveness and urges purchase at C Case’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
C. C .Ase
Coast building contracts revive with broader shipments
Resumption of building contracts on the coast has livened local markets as several shipments have been made across nearly all lines. Hay moves slowly but shows improvement, more than in recent times.
ManZan Piles Remedy Advertised at 50 Cents
A collapsible tube with nozzle offers relief for piles without a painful operation. ManZan is sold by C. W. Camp at West Side drug store for 50 cents.
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C. W. Camp
West Side Drug Store
Granger Cannery Trustees Elected at First Annual Meet
Granger cannery stockholders held their first annual meeting in Mentzer hall on Monday afternoon electing J. H. Hutton and John Moorhead to two year terms and C. W. Chamberlin E. M. Douglass and W. E. Neale to one three year terms The board then organized with Hutton as president Chamberlin as vice president Eaton as secretary and Snowden as treasurer Visitors from North Yakima and Seattle attended and other locals were noted including Dr Clarence Chamberlin of Tacoma visiting his parents and Northwest Mutual Fire Association representatives on business.
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Granger Cannery
Mentzer‘s Hall
J. H. Hutton
John Moorhead
C. W. Chamberlin
E. M. Douglass
W. E. Neale
Har Ped Hutton
George P. Eaton
A. C. Snowden
J. N. Dooley
E. E. Whitehead
Fred R. Hawn
J. D. Seeley
G. W. Mason
Pat Malloy
North Yakima
Clarence Chamberlin
Tacoma
Mrg. C. W. Chamberlin
A. Y. Baker
F. A. Rivers
Seattle
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
Charles D. Taylor
Spokane
Ed, Lewis
A. J. Jackson
Roy C. Brock
Hood River
Ore
Announcement of remodeled furniture store opening
The store is being remodeled and refurnished by carpenters and decorators to become a modern furniture house. New stock has arrived with more on the way, featuring middle and high priced designs. An opening is planned in a few days to display the complete selection and best bargains of 1908.
Furnishers From Swingle Seek New Home in North Yakima
Andrew Green spent Saturday in North Yakima after moving from Swingle Iowa to make this area their future home. F W Maccaud traveled to Prosser Sunday for evening services. W R Brown is building a new barn and adding a cupola to his house. Naaman Woodin, confined by rheumatism, shows improvement.
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Swingle
Iowa
Andrew Green
North Yakima
F. W. Maccaud
Prosser
W. R. Brown
Naaman Woodin
Sunnyside Community Notes With Social and Church Events
Ladies from six churches meet with Mrs A Hedges to plan the Union Missionary meeting for Feb 27 at Federated church. Trinity church service is scheduled for Sunday at 11. A Friday reception for Rev Mr Maccaudy and Archdeacon Wellman drew about 100 guests. Geo H Irish and mother in law Mrs C C Jackson leave Feb 17 for Maine. Jackson stays. Invitations issued for the wedding of James Shapp and Grace MacMurtrie on Wednesday eve. C C concert Friday night. Mr and Mrs R K Tiffany hosted at dinner Sunday. Robert McCredie left Saturday for Elgin Ill, for his mother’s death. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lester entertained Dr and Mrs J D Campbell and Miss Ritta Stover Friday. James A Shops and Wm McMurtrie visited North Yakima Friday. Many men went to North Yakima Friday for the athletic smoker. Mr and Mrs J W Young returned to North Yakima Saturday. Robert Haxby and family arrived.
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Trinity Church
Mr. Maccaudy
Archdeacon Wellman
Geo. H. Irish
Inlaw
C. C. Jackson
Maine
C. C
R. K. Tiffany
Robert McCredie
Elgin
Ill
Thomas Lester
J. D. Campbell
Ritta Stover
James A. Shops
Wm. McMurtrie
North Yakima
Stereopticon Exhibit and Lecture in Cowychee February 18 19
The Cowychee audience is urged to attend a stereopticon exhibition by 3S. C. Smith on February 18 and 19. Tuesday features Yosemite Valley views while Wednesday covers Goat Peak and the U S reclamation project on the Tieton with over 150 views and a lecture. Entertainment starts at 7 45 P M.
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C. Smith
Owl hop era tale of Grant aide and a farmer
An aged stranger claims to have served with Ulysses S. Grant while a farmer tends him at his cottage. The two discuss the soldier boy of the Ninth Army Corps, with the elder insisting on truth about how the son fell and upheld the flag, while the stranger reveals only distant war ties before a violent confrontation ensues.
Address and office hours for Dr. LYNCH in Yakima
Dr. Lynch announces office hours from 2 to 5 p.m. at Rooms 202-204 Mullins Building North Yakima Washington. Residence listed as 210 S. Natchez with phone 823.
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THE
Yakima Herald
Herald Publishing Company
Ko. N
Mullins Buiding
Lynch
S. Natches
Dr. Weyer
Trtoiz A.m
N. Fourth St
Broan Block
N. Natcher Ave
Resa
Dr. Nagler
R Rossser Physician Surgeon Listed at Car Sixth Chestnut
R David Rosser, physician and surgeon, lists office over Jank's Drug Store at the corner of Sixth and Chestnut with hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. No pension board member.
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Jan‘ck
Sixth and
Chestnut
Pension Board
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