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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
The sermon by Charles T. Rousse at Brooklyn Tabernacle discusses the Lord thy God as jealous and merciful. It argues sin and its penalties can be inherited through heredity yet God provides mercy through redemption and the coming Millennial Age.
The text defends a universal plan of salvation where one man's disobedience brought sin and death to humanity, while one Savior pays the price for all. It argues heredity, divine justice, and mercy align in the Millennial Kingdom, rewarding Jesus and the Church for loyalty.
Frederick Haynes Newell, a pioneering irrigation advocate, built the reclamation program under Roosevelt and Taft, transforming the Great American Desert into fertile land. Despite decades of praise, he faces removal for opposing Ballinger Morgan interests, with army engineers slated to replace him. He recalls irrigation’s civilizing role and the need for self funding as farmer payments begin.
Toppenish Washington June 12 The North Yakima Tigers lost their third straight game of the season in a fast rough contest that saw Captain Waddie Woods star for the Indians on a day of crowd unrest. Lefty Metcalf pitched superbly until the sixth inning when Minor and Bolin aided by an error allowed three Tiger runs. Nelson for the Tigers pitched well but costly plays by Grovers and Walker helped the Indians score three in the seventh leading to a 5 3 win. Robins announced no more of the crowd trouble and praised Bolin and Wilgus while lauding Toppenish as the league’s strongest team with the Indians unlikely to lose again. A local ad for McGee’s Baby Elixir closes the piece, noting the baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cooper of Naches.
Identified as J E Marcell, alleged Highland Kansas bank robber, by M C Daggin of Highland. Daggin says Marcell swindled him out of 1000 by forged notes while in Los Angeles. Woodbury, jailed for passing bad checks, was identified tonight as the suspect.
City health department captures photographs of conditions at a north town slaughterhouse. Exhibits will be presented to county officials to push improvements and address public health concerns.
An old ad promotes a tonic claiming to cure dizziness fatigue stomach and liver issues. It urges trying the product at 35 cents per tea or tub from Y. A. Fry.
North Yakima Drug Store notes Foley's Kidney Remedy shows admirable results for bed wetting and weakened kidneys after measles or scarlet fever. Additional state aid for rifle range improvements in the Moxee area is offered by Adjutant General George B. Lamping to support National Guard C and E companies.
Washington June 13 Now that the bill for raising the hulk of the old battleship Maine has passed and been signed there is much speculation on how the wreck will be raised. Three prior attempts have failed and engineers are skeptical though John Arbuckle claims Havana harbor conditions favor salvage. Different schemes are proposed including cofferdams and compressed air methods with hydroelectric magnets and submarine pontoons as possible aids.
The California Fig Syrup Co promotes its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a pure, uniformly manufactured laxative. It claims approval by physicians and emphasizes the use of California figs for taste while sourcing medicinal ingredients from beneficial plants. Sold by leading druggists.
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