North Yakima Local News Highlights Several Visitors
Local notices report passengers on No 1 to Seattle including E G Peck G C Mitchell and Herman Crawford. Visitors from Brighton Beach Morris Minn and Seattle, plus plans for rail work track laying and a state encampment in Tacoma. Local business deals include ranch sale and canal stock transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Peck
Mrs. Peck
Seattle
G. C. Mitchell
Herman Crawford
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Hayden
Brighton Beach
Hull
Grossman
Annie Buckentine
Morris, Minn
C. Roy King
Tgertha Kilgour
Japan
Local Visits and Church Program Highlight Week
Miss Haze Dickson visited Seattle with sisters while A Y P W P Sawyer attended Yakima day at the fair. J H Hardison was a Yakima visitor. The ladies' aid meets with Mrs Albert Butts on Thursday. Children’s Day saw a Parker church program by boys and men, with a solo by Mr H Sawyer praised. Sunday school is growing and aims to be among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sawyer
Volunteers sought in Yakima County building to boost exposition
W P Romans and Dr H P James from the Commercial club report volunteers are needed to answer questions at the Yakima building during the Seattle exposition. They note ample audience reach and interest in the local section as people throng the booth, while also acknowledging idle sightseers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Enquirer
W. P. Romans
Seattle
Mr. Romans
H. P. James
Commercial Club
Yakima
Threatens City With Big Suit In False Imprisonment Claim
Arthur Sutherland of Winchester Kentucky prepared to sue the city for ten thousand six hundred dollars alleging false imprisonment after being held forty eight hours in the city jail without a hearing. He says he was arrested as a suspect in a meal ticket theft at a Japanese restaurant. He was discharged for lack of evidence before attorney Parker announced plans for legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sutherland
Winchester
Kentucky
Sutherland
Parker
Taylor
Wende
Sunnyside
Ocean to Ocean Race Hale Way to Seattle
The ocean to ocean race from New York to Seattle has reached day thirteen with the A Y P still ahead of pace. Five cars started June 1 from New York, a sixth joined later, pacemaker John Gerriex led until Kansas City, then the field spread with teams traveling at will. An early mishap occurred June 4 near Erie when pilot car driver Ray Sheets was arrested for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durance
Cleveland
Toledo
Stearns
Oscar Stolp
New York
Stolp
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Ford
Windy City
Acme
Italia
Litchfield
Ill
Shawmut
Seattle
T. A. Pettingill
Topeka
Lawrence
Salina
A.Y.P
McClelland
John Gerriex
Buffalo
Erie
Ray Sheets
Kidney Remedy Restores Strength Says Indianapolis Jeweler
Co. R. Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports kidney trouble left him nearly unable to walk. After four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy his complexion cleared his backache vanished and his irregularities disappeared enabling daily business and prompting him to recommend the remedy after other doctors failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kluger
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Boy Arrested on Serious Charge in Local Case
Ernest Cooper, 20, was arrested by Deputy Hal Webber on a serious charge related to alleged relations with 16 year old Jennie Hunt, a ward of the Washington Children's Home Finding Society. Hunt was brought to the city six months ago by Rev. A W Lanningham, who says a confession implicates Cooper and a warrant will be sought from the prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cooper
Hal Webber
Lancaster
A. W. Lanningham
Jennie Hunt
Hunt
Washington Children's Home Finding Society
Seattle
Rev
Lunningham
Air
Cooper
Webber
Lanningham
County weighs bridge site over Yakima River in Lower County Polk
County commissioners hear two petitions for a Yakima River bridge at the county's lower end. Mabton residents seek a site east of Mabton while Byron orchardists push for a crossing directly opposite Byron. Commissioners favor the Mabton site two miles from the county line, and plan to proceed with construction there, despite external county pressure for Benton County cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima River
Mabton
Byron
Prosser
Benton County
Pills Claim Health Benefits in Historic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Rings Little Liver Pills as regulating bowels and curing sick headache. It notes easy administration and sales through C. W. Camp, a West Side druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side
Woman Severely Injured in Yakima Street Collision
Mrs. George Weikel of North Naches avenue was run down by contractor W. E. Smith in front of the Yakima hotel while crossing Fourth street. She suffered a dislocated shoulder a scalp wound bruises and a swollen ankle. She was treated at home after witnesses said Smith drove slowly and no blame was attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weikel
North Naches Avenue
W. E. Smith
Yakima Hotel
Fourth Street
Weikel
Smith
Trouble Makers Ousted Digestive Health Ad
A sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr King's New Life Pills and reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion plus a new appetite, stronger nerves and vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function properly. 25c at C. C. Case's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. C. Case
Brooks Case Dismissed Over Insufficient Evidence
The Superior Court judge dismissed H. C. Brooks charged with conducting an immoral house due to lack of corroborating evidence. City officials testified on the establishment's character, while the mayor recalled two special officers but could name only one. The case may be appealed and concerns an ordinance on moral welfare tied to local eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Brooks
Judge Preble
Superior Court
Armbruster
Preble
Brooks
North Yakima to gain two block railroad station complex
The Northern Pacific railroad plans a two block station complex in North Yakima costing about 75000. The station will span from B street to Yakima avenue with a two story brick building, red tiled roof, gray brick exterior, and vaulted roof sections. Baggage and express offices will be at the B street end and flush with the avenue line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Northern Pacific Railway
B Street
Yakima Avenue
Whitman Pilgrimage Draws Whitman College Members to Grave Site
In Walla Walla on June 14, Whitman College faculty students and alumni led a yearly trek to the Whitman monument and Whitman grave. Over 100 rode a special O R N train to Whitman station then climbed to the granite shaft and grove by the river for games. President S B L Penrose gave a brig address on the Whitman massacre and the need to secure the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
Whitman College
Whitman
Whitman Station
Walla Walla River
Indians First Under New Marriage Law
Samuel Tenawash age 387 and Emma Selatsee age 23, Indians from the reservation, obtained the first marriage license since the new state law took effect. They had prior tribal marriages and paid for a physician's certificate notary attestment and auditor's certificate, becoming the county's first license under the reform. Pineu'es-new kidney remedy is advertised for kidney and bladder disorders and sold by West Side Druggist Co. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tenawash
Emma Selatsee
Co. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
New Yakima County Health Officer Named
Dr. Philip Frank is appointed by the Yakima county commissioners to succeed retiring Dr. Thomas Tetreau as health officer. Frank previously served in the role and has been active in county health work, including service on the state board of health and as ex-coroner of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Frank
Yakima County
Thomas Tetreau
Dr. Frank
Terreau
County Medical Association
Frank
State Board of Health
City officials tour Nob Hill reservoir sites
Mayor Armbruster City Engineer Doolittle and the special water committee inspected elevations west of the city to review proposed reservoir sites for the municipal water system. No decisions were made but observations aided forthcoming council report and Monday meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbruster
Doolittle
Special Water Committee
Nob Hill
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Calm Sleep
An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims it eases summer trouble in children, aids growth, and promotes sleep. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Case's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
Fruit Packers Working At Yakima Union Warehouse
Twenty eight workers were on duty Monday at the Yakima Horticultural Union warehouse packing cherries for shipment to Seattle and Tacoma. Royal Anne cherries arrived Monday afternoon by Sunnyside train from the Shadbolt ranch at Parker and an expanded crew will handle the loading for delivery to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Horticultural Union
Sunnyside
Shadbolt Ranch
Parker
Seattle and Tacoma
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The
Horticultural Union
Dad" Wright
Elensburg
Samuel Ingram
Woman's Relief Corps
Tacoma
T. L. Lynch
J. L. Braid
Braid
Seattle Times
Messrs
Wiley Bros
Ahtanum
Abe Eglin
State Bankers Association
Geo. Cook
Snoqualmie Lumber Co
North Yakima & Valley Railway
Louis D. Compton
Financier Publishing Company of
Tri-State Bankers
F. W. Teichman
Nelson Smith
Yakima Valley
N. A. Gustafson
George Shallenbarger
Coffin-Rundstrom Furniture Company
Idaho
Gustafson
Shoshone
Attorney—field
Oakley, Kas
Denver
Hale
Rev. Lanningham
Ward of Children's Tlme
Lower County
Polk
Mabton-Byron
Avenue
Gar
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Nancy Jacobs
Oregon
Whitman Grist Mill
Ageway Gillie
Boston Institute of Technology
L. F. Anderson
Edith Hinkley
Fred Clemens
Vincent Borleski
John Washburn
H. G. Merriam
Eloise Paddock
John Stone
Avenue Line
NEW County Health Officer
Dr. P. Frank
Dr. Tetreau
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