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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

5

Booming W L Jones as U S Senate candidate gains traction

Olympia reports say Wesley L Jones from eastern Washington is emerging as the favored successor to Levi Ankeny. Support grows across the legislature with strong backing and broad approval among voters, signaling a likely direct vote strength for Jones.

Wesley L. Jones United States Levi Ankeny Olympia Jones Washington Ankeny Senate Thorne-Wilson Mead

Will Build Apartments On Englehart Property At Fourth And B Streets

Architect W E Smith to start in about a week to erect two modern two story flats on the Mrs Ira P Englehart lot at Fourth and B streets Yakima county cost about 30000. Each flat six rooms two stories and standard modern conveniences include dumb waiters laundry basement heated by steam vacuum system and china cupboards buffets and fireplaces. The large house and barn on the site will be moved to a vacant lot south of Yakima avenue.

W. E. Smith Ira P. Englehart Fourth B Streets Fourth Street B Street Englehart Yakima Avenue

Johnsons Local Option Bill Seeks Liquor petition Process

The bill by Rep Lee A Johnson allows filing a petition with county commissioners or the city mayor to ban or permit intoxicating liquor sales. A legal voter majority controls outcomes with hearings to verify signatures. Petitions last at least two years, may use power of attorney, and include anti bribery provisions.

House Lee A. Johnson

Destitute Children Case Seeks Washington Home Aid

P hi Pickens petitions the superior court to provide for two minors Alma and Alta Pickins and place them in the care of the Washington Children's Home Society. The matter is set for hearing on February with this being the first case of the kind.

Alma Alta Pickins Phi Pickens Killiard Washington ‘Idren’s

City Banking Frill Creates Unexpected Popular Demand

Residents report a sudden surge of interest in a new financial product described as a “kind that has ever come up in this city.” Officials caution against speculative hype while banks field inquiries and monitor uptake.

Couple Weds at First Christian Church in Small Ceremony

Thys Baker commission merchant and Mrs Luella A Murray propietress of the Central hotel and sister of Mrs L B Rinehart were married in a quiet Saturday evening ceremony by Rev Morton L Rose at the First Christian church in the company of a few friends.

Thys Baker Luella A. Murray Central Hotel L. B. Rinehart Morton L. Rose First Christian Church

Burns Anniversary Banquet Celebrates Immortal Poet in Yakima

About 200 Scots gathered at the Washington hotel grill room to mark the 148th birthday of Robert Burns under the Yakima Caledonian society. Speakers and singers in Scottish dialect praised Burns, his poetry, and Scottish heritage with toasts to the president and to Scotland, ending with Auld Lang Syne.

Washington Hotel Robert Burns Yakima Caledonian Society S. J. Cameron Caledonian Society D. McCall Cameron United States Bywater James Merry Strathspey Braw Scotland Ettrick Shepherd Thomas Campbell Walter Scott Bobbie Burns Washington Greece Rome Edinburgh Athens Burns Auld Hornie

G A R Post Hosts Oyster Dinner Visit Recitations

The G. A. R. post entertained the W. R. C. Saturday with an oyster dinner. About seventy five attended. Rev. A. H. Henry gave an address and Miss Lowther offered recitations. The gathering closed with old army songs and the G. A. R. boys earned praise as waiters.

G. A. R. Post A. H. Henry

Changes in W N G Adams General Orders Summary

Extracts from general orders issued by the adjutant general detail Lt. William E. McClure being relieved from Company L, Second Infantry and reassigned as adjutant of the Second battalion. Officers returning from leave must report to headquarters. A series of inspections and schools will be held with no absences excused except absolute necessity. Inspections for Company E on February 18 and a school for officers at North Yakima on February 19.

Adjutant General William E. McClure Second Infantry McClure W. L. Lemon General Headquarters North Yakima

Yakima Men Bid on School Land at Auction

County Auditor Mathews presided over the school land sale with strong attendance. Bids ranged from $200 to $600 per acre and several Yakima men were among the bidders. Roslyn residents attended but did not win land as prices deterred them. George Husse of North Yakima bought land at Ellensburg sale.

Mathews Yakima Roslyn George Husse North Yakima Ellensburg

Nine New Members Added At First Christian Church

Large crowd attends First Christian Church in the city as nine men come forward at a Sunday evening service. Sermon titled How to Read and Understand the Bible sparks decision. Rev Daugherty and Rev Hamlin speak on heart change and moral reform. Volunteers surrender smoking materials, later burned by Rev Morton L. Rose.

Daugherty Hamlin Morton L. Rose

Standard Oil Monopoly Under I C C Inquiry

The interstate commerce commission report under the Tillman Gillespie resolution examines rail carrier relations, distribution of oil and products east of the Mississippi, and Kansas Texas fields. It traces how Standard Oil built and perpetuated its monopoly and asserts that ruination of competitors has been a deliberate policy in the past.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Tillman-Gillespie Mississippi River Kansas Texas Standard Oil Company

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted for Rheumatism and Pain

An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as superior for rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains and all pains. It urges trial and claims satisfied customers as living proofs. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles via Colton-Fry Drug Co.

Colton-Fry Drug Co

Standard Oil criticized for unfair competitive methods by commission

The commission reports that Standard Oil used espionage, fake independent firms, price manipulation, and bribery to destroy competition. It notes repeated ownership of competitors under old names, differential pricing from a single barrel, and tampering with inspectors. Independent refiners report foreign sales and limited ability to compete domestically. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised as a cure. local booster notes for Morning Herald.

Standard Oil Company Commission Standard Germany

Mayor Fechter Vetoes City Engineer Ordinance

At a Central Improvement Club meeting on January 4, a resolution called for hiring a city engineer at ten dollars daily. The council instead amended ordinance 380 to hire an engineer at five dollars daily, with a five dollar assistant, and a possible raise to ten dollars later. The mayor vetoed the amended ordinance and noted it fails to meet the original objectives and that a special engineer might be needed.

Central Improvement Club Noble

Herbine touted as cure for liver complaints and dyspepsia

E Harrell of Austin Texas endorses Herbine as a regulator after a year’s use for dyspepsia. Colton Fire Drug Co lists contact in Yakima with J L Lynch MD referenced. Public notaries and bank building address shown for business inquiries.

E. Harrell Austin Texas Colton-Fire Drug Co

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