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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1907

Page

10

Secretary Shaw Defends Action in Stock Gambler Debate

Secretary Shaw repudiates the idea that the Treasury came to the defense of gamblers. He argues that speculation is small compared to legitimate business and that Treasury actions aid lawful transactions, not specific market sides. A Congregational church annual New Year meeting in Ahtanum featured a free chicken pie supper and New Year’s festivities.

Washington Nashville Retary Shaw United States Treaserer New York Shaw Nash Treasury Ahtanum

Leach Family Holds 42 Member Reunion at North Yakima

A reunion of 42 Leach family members gathered at J. A. Leach 301 South Second street. Horace T. Leach and John C. Leach arrived from Alaska and Minnesota respectively. most relatives live in North Yakima. The event marked the first full gathering in 21 years with a 2 o'clock dinner.

Leach J. A. Leach South Second Street Mr. Leach Horace T. Leach City Seward Alaska John C. Leach St. Paul North Yakima Mr.Leach Pacific Coast Yakima County Old Town H. L. Tucker C. W. Liggett D. F. Bunnell A. L. Churchill Henry W. Leach F. W. Leach W. M. Thompson Geo. E. Leach B. Cook Lottie M. Leach A. F. Jewett Harry Tucker Irene Leach Lysie Thompson Burnice Thompson Irma Leach Lois Cook Lewis Jewett Alfred Jewett Clarence Liggett Earl Liggett Nell Liggett Nellie Bunnell John Bunnell

Notable Guests Attend Event With Traier and Jewett Family

Mrs. Bessie Traier is identified as a guest of honor while Mrs. Jewett, mother of A. F. Jewett, attends as an invited guest.

Bessie Traier Jewett A. F. Jewett

Public installation of officers at Guiding Star lodge No 31

Guiding Star lodge No 31 A F and A M held a public officer installation in Wisconsin hall last evening attended by about 100 people including visitors from Sunny Side Ellensburg and Roslyn. A supper followed at 11 o clock and dancing with Jacksons orchestra closed the event.

Guiding Star Lodge A. F A. M Wisconsin Hall Sunnyside Ellensburg Roslyn D. Ford W. L. Perkins C. Branum Jackson J. T. Sims W. M W. Perkins S. W E. Pearl J. W Andy Braggs Champ Branum S. D D. Pleasant J. D William White Tyler Owen Stallsworth M. G. Puyear William Smith

Coming Events in Northwest Agricultural Shows

A list of January events across the Northwest includes shingle weavers in Bellingham. beekeepers in Pullman. stockbreeders in Pullman. the Oregon Angora Goat Show in Dallas. horticultural societies in Portland Everett and Kalispell. the Wheat Convention in Pullman. the Inland Empire Stock Show in Pullman. hardware dealers in Spokane. Northwest Fruitgrowers in Seattle. Eastern Washington Threshermen in Spokane. Rossland carnival. poultry shows in South Bend Vancouver Seattle Olympia Portland Walla Walla and Victoria. plus Oregon State in Portland and January 21-26 at Walla Walla and Victoria.

Bellingham Washington State Beekeepers’ Association Pullman Inland Registered Stockbreeders’ Association Oregon Inland Empire Implement and Hardware Dealers‘ Association Spokane Northwest Fruitgrowers’ Association Seattle Montana State Horticultural Society Kalispel Eastern Washington Thresher Men’s Association Rossland B. C South Bend Vancouver Olympia Oregon State Portland Walla Walla Victoria

Groessemba Pastor Honored at Y P S C E Farewell

Monday evening the Presbyterian Y P S C E held a farewell social for the Groefsmans who depart for Idaho. The group praised their faithful attendance and work, and Dr Hayden presented Pastor John Groessemba with a finely bound Bible.

Presbyterian Y. P. S. C. E Groefsman Idaho John Groessema Hayden

Champions of the West at Madison Park

Seattle high school defeated Chicago North Division 11 to 5 on a wet field to claim the western championship. About 6000 spectators watched as Chicago showed speed but Seattle held the edge on the slick surface.

Seattle Madison Park Chicago

Herbine Ad Promises Health Joy for Dyspepsia

An Austin reader E Harrell endorses Herbine as a regulator for liver complaints and dyspepsia after using it for over a year. Colton-Fairy Drug Co. markets the medicine claiming it cures liver issues and brings happiness.

E. Harrell Austin Texas Colton-Fairy Drug Co

Gans Fights Herman to Remove All Doubt in Tonopah

Joe Gans dominated Herman with relentless offense in eight rounds at Tonopah. The Chicago favorite landed decisive blows to the jaw, sending Herman to the mat and ending the bout with Gans declaring clear superiority. Herman conceded afterward that Gans was the better man.

Tonopah Joe Gans Herman Chicago Gans Joe Aplause Nate Lewis Lewis Ryan

Blood transfusion offer to save Oakland man

In Oakland on December 31 doctors Dr. S. H. Butan and Dr. I. D. Hamlin offered 2500 dollars to any healthy man willing to donate a pint of blood to save former assemblyman David F. McWade, who is dying of blood poisoning at Fabiola Hospital. Two jail inmates volunteered but the plan was abandoned after risk assessment.

Oakland David F. McWade Fabiola Hospital H Butan I. D. Hamlin Hamlin

Home Made Post Cards Soon Allowed By Postal Order

A new postal department order effective March 1, 1907 lifts most restrictions on issuing post cards. You may add photographs clippings and other reprints on the panel. The left half of the address side may hold messages or pictures. Cards must be standard weight white board and sized within 2 15-14 by 4 5-8 inches to 29 16 by 5 9-14 inches. No feathered or freak materials.

Postal Department

The Tale of the Pioneer Northwest in Carl by Ada Melvin

A review of Ada Melvin's Carl in McClure's January issue lauds a 14 year old hero who after his parents' death fights to keep the northwestern homestead for his four siblings. The piece praises the noble, simple narrative and its faithful depiction of pioneer struggle.

Carl Ada Melvin McClure Hav

First Christian church to build new home in Yakima

The First Christian church plans a larger North Third street house and a revival led by evangelists R.R. Hamlin and Leonard Daugherty. Pastor Rev. Morton L. Rose earns wide respect as the church aims for greater growth in 1907 despite competing offers from other pulpits.

First Christian Church Yakima North Third Street R.R. Hamlin Leonard Daugherty Morton L. Rose Rose

New Year's Eve Wedding Ties Frank J. Allen to Kathrine Miller

On Monday evening December 31, 1906, Frank J. Allen and Miss Kathrine Miller were married at the First Christian church parsonage by Rev. Morton L. Rose. They will reside at 96 North Third Street and begin their home life with welcome messages from friends in Town City and Hawkeye state. Mr. Allen is a rising attorney and Miss Miller is well known locally.

Frank J. Allen Katherine Miller First Christian Church Morton Ll. Rose North Third Street Mr. Allen Miller Hawkeye Herald

Ring Out the Old Ring in the New Poem

A 19th century verse piece by Alfred Lord Tennyson ends with a reflective call to shed old feuds and corruptions. It envisions ringed bells heralding truth, justice, peace, and benediction, promising a brighter era for mankind.

Tennyson

Garfield County General Store Fire Destroys Eisensohn Firm

A Spokane report says fire tonight wiped out F. J. Eisensohn’s general store, Garfield County’s largest such business. Estimated loss $60,000 with about 60 percent insured. Cause of the blaze is unknown.

Spokane Spokesman-Review Pomeroy F. J. Eisensohn Garfield County

Vancouver and Stanford Tie in Rugby Match

Vancouver and Stanford rugby teams battled to a 3 to 3 tie at Rugby Field. The stalemate extended the scoreless draw as the teams exchanged kicks and tries in a weathered contest on New Year’s Day.

Vancouver Stanford B. C

How to Avoid Pneumonia

An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar prevents pneumonia from colds and heals lungs. Dr. Cr. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using it in three severe pneumonia cases with good results. North Yakima Drug Store.

Foley Cr. Bishop Agnew, Mich North Yakima

Farewell New Years Eve Party at Hotel Wapato

Mr and Mrs J A McCully hosted an Auld Lang Syne style banquet at the Hotel Wapato for numerous friends in a year end farewell gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alex McCready Mr and Mrs Lane Prof and Mrs Barge Dr and Mrs Lemon Mr and Mrs Bridger and many others from Fort Simcoe Billings Montana Seattle Tacoma North Yakima Arlington and surrounding areas.

Wapato J. A. McCully Alex McCready Lane Miss Trimble E. E. Roblin Fort Simcoe Briggs Helm Williams Iowa Ben Helm Leland B. G. Ralya Cline Weber Billings Mont van Allen Arlington Thos Kennedy Seattle Wilson Benjamin Horn Wm. McCully Tacoma Hascall G. S. Rankin North Yakima Rochester

Lost Husband Wrecks Shop Scene at Irge Store

A shopper at the Irge department store reports losing 114 pounds of husband in a crush at the fancy goods counter. The polite floor-walker notes no reward and the light brown suited man with a derby hat and tufted chin hair is presumed wandering the building in search of his companion.

Irge

Moral in a Kansas town church fund drive

A Kansas church fund drive raised 300 from local merchants. John Smith the jeweler offered 20 and added his name with 20.06 in smaller cents to the donor list. After the minister read the list from the pulpit donations by others waned and no mail orders followed.

Kansas John Smith Jeweler Sears, Roebuck & Co Montgomery, Ward & Co Kansas Town

Foley's Honey and Tar Remains Safe Under Pure Food Law

North Yakima Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for both children and adults.

Foley North Yakima

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Colored Masons Champions Man Acknow Ledges Philip Edward Johnson North Yakima Drug Store A. D. Sloan Tale Christian Church Christ THE Washington Nursery CO Yakima Indian Reservation W. McDonald aTwoop N Damon Wilson Ridg
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