Federal order designates lakes as bird preserves in inland region
An executive order signed by Roosevelt reserves Bumping Keechetus Kachees and Clealum lakes and adjacent lands in Idaho Oregon Washington and nearby states as wildlife preserves. Hunting and eggs collection are banned with penalties for violators. Local usage by Yakima residents ends under the new federal protection.
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Pepellent Roosevelt
Bumping Lake
Keechetus Lake
Kachees Lake
Lake Clealum
United States
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Yakima
Sam Arendt Dies in Frisco After Illness
News from San Francisco confirms the death of Sam Arendt in Frisco after a kidney ailment. He left North Yakima January 10 for relief, was hospitalized weeks, then moved to relatives’ home. Survivors include wife, son Albert, daughter Anna, sister Miss Aaron, and other relatives. Burial will be in San Francisco Jewish cemetery at 10 o’clock this morning. Arendt was born 1857 in Loshens Germany and became a North Yakima pioneer respected for charity and integrity.
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Sam Arendt
North Yakima
San Francisco
Mr. Arendt
Arendt
Albert
North Voima
Anna Arendt
Aaron
Yakima
Mr Avendt
Loshens
Germany
Am Vica
California
Veloek
My. Arendt
A.o.usw
Zillah resident visits North Yakima on Saturday
Watter Granger of Zillah spent Saturday in North Yakima visiting friends and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter Granger
Zillah
North Yakima
Flathead Indian Lands Opened for Settlement in July
Flathead Indian reservation in Montana spanning 1 425 000 acres near Spokane will open to homesteaders in July after a Taft proclamation expected in April. Lottery registration lasts 39 days with land at Kalispell this year. parcels valued at 1 25 to 5 per acre, 160 acre homesteads valued 5000 to 16000. seven townsites planned with auction sales for cash.
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Spokane
Flathead
Montana
Washington, D. C
Taft
Land Department
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
Lake Michigan
Beware of a tall rancher like man warned to bankers
Washington bankers warned of a forger named J. H. Gray or Graves who poses as a wheat buyer to obtain farmers signatures for forged notes. He is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall with a heavy reddish brown moustache, grey streaked hair, Roman nose, and a rancher appearance. The alert notes he targets Oregon and Washington bankers and may appear at any time.
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Bankers of
Washington
P. CC. Kauffman
Washington Bankers Association
Pacific Northwest
J. H. Gray
G. W. Watson
D. A. Harrison
Graves
Groves
Oregon
Kauffman
Missing Valley Inn proprietor Mrs Hughett sought by family
Friends and relatives of Mrs G W Hughett, former Valley Inn proprietor on Yakima Avenue, seek her after she vanished last Sunday. Husband G W Hughett reports to police Thursday night and enlists aid in locating her. police have no trace as of Saturday morning.
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G. W. Hughett
Valley Inn
Yakima Avenue
Neo
Hughett
Axaw
Sunnyside
Tobacco King's Wife Laid to Rest in New York Burial
The body of Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Jr. was sent to New York for burial with interment at the Lorillard home in Irvington. Coroner J Ramsey Neville laid two notes and trinkets found on her body in a sealed envelope marked bury this with my body. The death is described as deliberate inhalation of poisonous fumes ending in death.
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Washington
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
New York
Od Lorillard
Irvington
Hudson
J. Ramsey Neville
Mrs. Lorillard
Mrs. Lorilard
Pomona Mer Will Confer on North Yakima Irrigation
An informal conference in North Yakima aims to unite Pomona Heights interests under the North Yakima and East Selah project. The Seattle Trust & Title Company receiver and attorney Judge Carroll B Graves seek to learn landowner grievances and push water access this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Heights
North Yakima
East Selah
Seattle Trust & Title Company
Clark O'Bryan
O'Bryan
Spokane Aerial Transport Company Plans 200 Passenger Airship
Spokane announces the Spokane-Chicago Aerial Transportation company with $1,000,000 capitalization to build a heavier than air airship designed by L A Whyte. The craft would carry 200 passengers, use three 50 horsepower engines, weigh under 4600 pounds, and achieve about 90 mph. Whyte seeks government tests near an eastern navy yard and public demonstrations in April.
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Spokane
Spokane-Chicago Aerial Transportation Company
L. A. Whyte
Washington
Idaho
Chicago
New Life Pills Promote Health and Prevent Sickness
Dr. King's New Life Pills claim to prevent appendicitis by gently stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. They promise relief from constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion with a 25 cent price at C. C. Case's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
C. C. Case
Scudder Introduces Home Gas Lighting Plant In Moxee
H B K Scudder has installed a gasoline or water gas lighting plant at his residence in Moxee. He believes this unit offers a solution to suburban home lighting problems.
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Scudder
Ker
Cameron
Nob Hill
Plant
Boston
Railroads Abandon Indian Imagery in West Promotion
Northern transcontinental railroads plan to drop references to the Indian in publicity materials. A St. Paul conference of Great Northern and Northern Pacific traffic men says continued Indian portrayal misleads eastern audiences and sustains the idea of primitive savagery. Instead, ads will feature true western manhood and development.
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West Side
Great Northern
St. Paul
Two Hill Roads
trans-Missouri
Toppenish Forms Commercial Club and Yellowstone Land Co
Toppenish establishes the Toppenish Commercial Club with articles filed by J G H edges F A Wig gins Sam T Keifer J D Cornett Z Y Coleman L J Goodrich W C Moore A W McDonald C W Hall Joscoe Maddox Otto Lubbe F A Hatfield Leo Talbott Frank Snipes Wm M McGovern F A Williams G G Lee and Yellowstone Land Company capital stock 200000. Trustees named C G Fletcher W B Dudley George F McAulay W L Steinweg W L Dimmick H A Bolles. Yellowstone Land Company incorporated Friday with 200000 capital. trustees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
Toppenish Commercial Club
J. G. Hedges
F. A. Wiggins
Sam T. Keifer
J. D. Cornett
Z. Y. Coleman
L. J. Goodrich
W. C. Moore
A. W. McDonald
C. W. Hall
Joscoe Maddox
Otto Lubbe
F. A. Hatfield
Leo Talbott
Frank Snipes
Wm. M. McGovern
F. A. Williams
G. G. Lee
Yellowstone Land Company
Capital Stock
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package is promoted by North Yakima Drug Store as a quick cure for la grippe coughs that may develop into pneumonia during the night. It claims to heal inflamed lungs and strengthen, ending stubborn coughs.
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Foley
North Yakima
New Sleeping Car Service Through North Yakima
John R. Ryerson local railroad agent announces sleeping car service with trains 16 18 15 17 and 6. Train 17 westbound passes North Yakima at 235 AM and 18 eastbound at 1 AM. Through cars and sleepers connect Spokane Pasco Seattle Tacoma Walla Walla Spokane Pasco and Seattle.
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North Yakima
John R. Ryerson
Spokane
Pasco
Seattle
Walla Walla
Tacoma
the Sound
Dr Matthews Urges Moral Reform of Seattle City
In a First Presbyterian sermon Rev. Dr. M. A. Matthews denounces the abolition of the restricted district and calls on taxpayers to fund city reform. He condemns white slave traffic, proposes a small restricted district with strict police, segregation, and personal moral renewal as the path to cleanse Seattle. Mayor John F. Miller attends as Matthews urges support for a new Y M C A building to aid rescued girls.
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Seattle
M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
John
John F. Miller
Dr. Matthews
Christ
Near Death in Big Pond Woman Credits Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania recalls a near fatal lung ailment. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief and a permanent cure after other remedies failed. The ad promotes the medicine for coughs colds and bronchial issues with trial bottle offered.
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Big Pond
Ida Soper
C. C. Case
Sure Thing Gambles and Drug Troubles Plague Yakima Camps
Reports from North Coast railroad camps in the lower Yakima valley claim sure thing gamblers profit from workers wages while draw poker, three card monte, and a circus pen game circulate. Some workers drive out dealers, while authorities may act. Drug use cocaine opium reportedly drives insanity and fights, and contractors dismiss half the crew to curb the evil.
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Yakima Valley
North Yakima promotes home grown produce
Ferney Bros offered locally grown rhubarb and asparagus on Saturday. The limited supply sold well as buyers praised the crop quality and value. A Japanese market gardener produced the goods, reflecting favorable conditions at this latitude and altitude.
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Yakima
Ferney Bros
Messrs. Forney
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Restores Swenson’s Leg
J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing a ten year eczema that fifteen doctors could not heal. The salve is advertised as reliable for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum oils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles, 25 cents at C C Case’s.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
C. C. Case
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Yakima and
Kittites Lakes
Frisco
Flathead Indian
Pomona Mer
Trust Company
Red Man
N. P
Ryerson
Alifornia Fic Syrup Co
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