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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
4
The Yakima Herald dated Wednesday January 5 1910 lists publishing details and rates. It lists N TubSley as manager and notes entry as second class matter with a weekly issue schedule. Subscription prices are shown for one year six months and three months.
Henry Ward once deemed insane for planting two thousand acres of apple orchards on sandy pine barrens near Pontiac Michigan saw his trees bear fruit and fetch forty five thousand dollars. His father David Ward a famed lumberman left a vast Michigan timber estate and wealth, while Henry endured confinement in an Eastern Michigan Insane asylum as critics doubted the venture.
The New York money trust led by J Pierpont Morgan challenges state laws as Wall Street refuses to bid on Dallas County bonds. Vice President Day of Equitable Life says Texas laws forced insurers to withdraw, warning other states may face similar discipline. The piece accuses Morgan of dictating terms and blocking reforms.
Otto G T Sonneck head of the Library of Congress music division drew praise for Dixie outranking Yankee Doodle in popularity. Soon after, he received denunciatory and threatening letters as anger at his opinion grew. He may wish he had stayed silent.
The piece argues Dixie stirs passions beyond tradition and serves as a natural fighting tune. Yankee Doodle relies more on habit, while Dixie sparks strong reaction in both friends and strangers. The author contends this helps explain the Civil War’s four-year duration.
The first day of registration was Monday and City Clerk J C Brook er s books show that 119 took advantage of the opportunity to place their names on the records for the elections that are to be held this year. The special election to determine the purchase of the water plant of the Northwest Light and Water company will be held this month and there remains one week of registration before the books close prior to this election.
A North Yakima preacher and a brewer travel to Pendleton Oregon to study whether the town is better off dry or wet. They will interview the same people, compare moral and commercial perspectives, and report back to North Yakima. The brewer will focus on commerce while the minister explores morality, both noting surprising information.
The saying warns that those who seek Nicaragua's presidency should possess steady temperament and restraint, as the role carries explosive political pressure and risk.
An Indiana man intends to ascend Mount McKinley using a gas balloon while noting Cook previously used hot air for similar ascent. The plan highlights inventive approaches to high altitude travel.
In a citywide vote by 271, North Yakima chose to retain the present licensed saloon system over local option. The tallies were reported in every ward, with 2,027 total votes cast the largest in the city’s history. Mayor Armbruster urged calm and promised strict regulation and city improvements.
Miss Leonel V. Stevens of Tacoma wed J. B Harris at St Luke's Tacoma with about 300 guests. The event, plus Nob Hill Monday club's first meeting, a Selah Val ley wedding, and several New Year celebrations, fill society pages with engagements and social gatherings in Yakima area.
North Yakima anti alcohol leaders vow statewide drive following last evenings election. Dr T E Webb denounces local option as a makeshift and issues a proclamation declaring December 31 1909 as the start of a statewide prohibition campaign targeting North Yakima Seattle and breweries in a hunt like the fox.
A stylish display of bridal gifts was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson who will reside at Nelson's fruit ranch in the Selah valley. New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic C. Hall featured Mrs. George A. Graham Miss Clara Graham who depart January 15 for Cleveland and others including Miss Bessie Hall.
A historical recount notes widespread bribery in past campaigns including Worcester’s temporary disenfranchisement after the last general election and the reform bill's contested aim to abolish bribery. Anecdotes mention a London constable seeking pay for votes and a Windsor election scene with royal intervention against Admiral Keppel’s Whig candidacy.
Wanted exchanges include Tacoma Seattle and waterfront properties for Yaki ma lands and relinquishments in Yaki ma Valley. Homesteads offered at 16 dollars for 160 acres of valley lands in Oregon and Montana. Forrest Dillon Land Co., 1013 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
BRUSELS Jan 4 The Catholic press questions King Albert and Queen Elizabeth's marriage saying it lacked sanction from the late king or parliament as required by the constitution. It warns of a potential dynastic issue if Albert yields to Catholic influence.
Foley's Kidney Remed promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medical reach. It claims to invigorate the body and strengthen kidneys to remove impurities from blood, aiding backache rheumatism and related conditions. Dr Abernethy advised watching kidneys to protect life. North Yakima Drug Store.
Alfred Hudson, a police constable, died in the Leeds Coliseum disturbance as suffragettes rioted outside on August 10. Sir Edward Grey spoke inside during the clash, and the crowd attempted to force entry triggering the injuries.
The Zediker Institute of Dry Healing showcases naturopathy methods including electricity vibration massage baths hydrotherapy and traction. Seven years in Ditter block at 211 East U kima avenue reports 1700 cases treated with no knife or drugs.
The Pasco Reporter notes a wandering stork visited about 40 local homes over the year, leaving a souvenir at each. Records show 34 births since January 1, 1909 with 18 girls and 16 boys. about six births remain unrecorded, and six old bird visits are suspected.
A supplier urges buyers to compare prices before committing to a deal. The message emphasizes fully matured, rooted stock described as healthy and stocky to assure quality before finalizing contracts.
True to Nome We are old experienced nursery men. We take greater care and are better organized and more systematic in handling stock and our business than most nurseries.
The Northwest Nursery Co. advertises nursery locations in Mabton and North Yakima with offices at 18 E. Yakima Ave North Yakima Washington.
Last night the Central Trades council held its final meeting of the old delegation. The session became a testimony gathering as both old and new delegates discussed aims for the next administration. New delegates will elect officers next Tuesday and begin a fresh regime with expected growth as new unions affiliate.
A wild blizzard raging across regions brings danger and suffering including colds coughs and grip with fever and aching head. Do not delay treated by Dr King's New Discovery. A. L. Dunn reports relief after a single bottle.
The Selah and Moxee Canal company reports that a stockholders meeting elected a new board of trustees for the next year. No water rights question was discussed or affected. The Central Washington Investment & Power Company, owner of the Rankin holdings, backs the new board and expects cooperation with the Ditch company to develop the Moxee valley.
A light bay or sorrel gelding with one white hind foot a blaze and a faint three circle brand on the left hip disappeared about two and a half months ago from a Venus ranch. The horse weighs about 950 pounds. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery. Dr. H. Greene North Yakima.
Dr. Cook's original note books arrived in Copenhagen for examination by University authorities. Rector Salomonseen says the review will not change the committee's judgment and remains convinced the explorer's claim to polar discovery is not bona fide.
A Pine Valley Mississippi ad promotes a cough and lung remedy by C. C. Case claiming benefits for grip sore lungs hemorrhages coughs colds whooping cough bronchitis asthma. The product is offered at 50 cents and one dollar with a guarantee.
Hays and Preble, new Salmon La Sac placer diggings owners, report strong winter supplies and steady work. Surface gravel shows large coarse gold as they expect solid bedrock yields, with two producing mines anticipated in the Cle Flum district. The Lynch property crew resumes winter work and may install equipment next summer. Eugene Smith notes Galena’s Silver Dam work, three feet of fine ore opened as lead widens.
The paper announces a branch of the International Newspaper Bible Study Club inviting all readers to join and answer 52 weekly questions starting May 7 1909 with prizes including medals and books. Rules require subscription, individual 200 word answers, proper identification, and submission to the office for expert evaluation.
The lesson explores Matthew 3 and 4 detailing Jesus baptism by John the Baptist, the opening heavens, the Spirit’s descent, and the wilderness temptations. It asks why baptism, the role of John, the necessity of baptism, and the nature of temptation as spiritual growth, plus the Galilean ministry beginning in Matthew 4:12-25.
A note from the Cascade Miner states that proposition and a high grade ore were always removed during any mining operation on the property.
Siler City resident Will A. Marsh recalls suffering from piles until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The salve also heals burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts and chapped hands. Available for 25 cents at C. Case’s.
The Cle Slum editor Cc. S. Fell reports his house was burglarized and jewelry and gold nuggets stolen. The note hints the tale misstates the victim's identity and suggests editors do not own such property. The Ellensburg Capital questions the story.
The sheriff tightens security at Lancaster amid escape fears while Prosecuting Attorney Ward shifts blame. Ward tells reporters the issue may be noted in the Herald but offers little new detail about responsibility or next steps.
Prosecuting Attorney Ward responded to Herald reports about a jail escape attempt at Toppenish. Sheriff Lancaster criticized delays for defense counsel, insisting prisoners be moved to North Yakima for hearings and delivery, the dispute shaping upcoming superior court sessions.
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