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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

2

Tigers Trim Toppenish in Wide Win at Home

Col Payne's Tigers defeated Toppenish 6 to 3 before a large crowd, led by Lars Olaf Nelson who pitched well and backed by sharp fielding from Groves and Chisholm. An umpiring controversy with James Bennett from Ellensburg marred the game as Toppenish protested the officiating.

Petg Toppeniahn North Yakima Ellensburg Cossees Col. Payne Tigers Lars Olaf Nelson Nelson Groves Redskins Chisholm McKinney James Bennett de Priest of Prosser Bennett Mr. Bennett

Donald Will Build to North Yakima Rail Line

Donald Will Build plans to gain a route into North Yakima after failing to secure a Union Gap right of way. Some expect him to push the line through the Moxee Gap as property owners along G Street fear. The current Northern Pacific line runs between North Yakima and the area in question.

Granger G Street Moxee Gap Northern Pacific North Coast Railroad North Coast Northern Pacific Railroad Old Town Donald North Yakima Naches Valley Moxee Yakima City Moxee Valley Strahorn Parker Siding Parker-Zillah-Granger Naches Valley Railroad George Donald Union Yap

Engineer Killed Fireman Injured In Train Collision

A collision between Northern Pacific passenger Trains No. 6 and 17 near Dudley Siding at 5 15 am left Engineer William Dale of Tacoma dead and Fireman Al Dodson severely injured. Train No 6 crashed into No 17 which was backing into the siding. Dale died from burns and injuries within an hour. The fireman survived being thrown from the tender while No. 17’s crew escaped by jumping. The wreck demolished two engines but did not block the siding, so service to North Yakima resumed after replacements.

Northern Pacific Railroad Dudley William Dale Tacoma al. Dodson No. 17 Dale North Yakima

Kangaroo Court Fines Majonulev in County Jail

A counterfeit mock court inside the county jail fines Majonulev the Chippewa for jail break and assault at Toppenish. The $2.50 penalty plus jail order goes to jailer and is used to buy dainties, sugar, and tobacco for inmates with no avenue for appeal.

Kangaroo Court Majonulev Toppenish al Slader Lancaster Majonuleyv

Dr King's New Life Pills Claim Health Benefits

An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a universal tonic and laxative. It claims to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills malaria and notes price 25c at C C Case's drug store.

Dr. King C. C. Case’s

Dairy Inspector Works With North Yakima Cream Producers

L. W. Hanson deputy dairy and food commissioner is visiting North Yakima to inspect dairies from which cream feeds four local creameries. He notes improvements, urges higher standards, and advises local youths to pursue practical agricultural study and business in dairying.

L. W. Hanson Yakima Hanson Washington Messrs Davis Marks

Fort Simcoe Fruit Growers Herald Promising Harvest

S. E. Farris reports rapid fruit growth at Fort Simcoe with peaches pears and cherries appearing in strong clusters. He notes large peaches on a single branch and urges pest control to ensure a bountiful season while praising Agent Young for orderly reservation matters.

Fort Simcoe North Yakima S. E. Farris Mr. Farris Simcoe Agent Young

Photographer Ss C Smith Recovers From Yakima Ave Crash

Photographer Ss C Smith, injured a week ago in a Yakima Avenue driving accident, is recovering slowly and expects to regain health without permanent injury.

Ss. C. Smith Yakima Avenue

Water Abundant for Hanford Ditch Irrigation Expansion

Charles A Day reports Hanford ditch running full as ranchers under the project gain ample water. About 2500 acres are under ditch with plans to extend irrigation to 135000 acres. Michael Earles, superintendent, says ditches will be built and water applied as needed. 40 acre orchards are being planted and ongoing cultivation noted.

Charles A. Day Yakima Columbia River Hanford Michael Earles Day

Cleanse Your System With Hollister's Tea Rem edy

Sluggish livers and bowels blamed for disease. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes natural action. Available as tea or tablets at Case's drug store for 35 cents.

Hollister Case's Drug Store

Wall Street Sees 2 Million Failure Tied to Taxi Venture

In the New York appointment of a receiver for Tracy & Co., Wall Street faced a 2 million failure as E A Benedict, the receiver, says the losses stemmed from backing a local taxi concern involved in outside ventures. Liabilities are about 1 million with assets half that.

New York Tracy & Co New York Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Wall Street E. A. Benedict

Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1909 List

Uncalled letters as of May 15 1909 at North Yakima include Amers Fred Battenfield B Balmer Joe Baker Opal Boggs Ada Breistein H Bowles N C Butler Rose Butler Thomas Mass H C Collins James Clark Rufus Carter Walter Clark W H Christler Myrtle T Cokorin Tom Cowing John W Cooper Ruth Collins E Dunham Orval Engll Geo H Ellis Thomas Edwards Wm Fritz Lawrence Fee land Gertrude Hunting Greenwood Gertrude Gunn William Howard C H Holloway D E Hicks Edna Halverson Mr Hewitt Bert Huhn S F Howe Ed Hodge H arvis A M Heart Dorothy John Grant Jones August Kinney Jack Kendall Jack Logan M A McCarty Sandy Mansfield Fay Mogus John McLean Edward A Mathers Lou Geo Miss Louise Marion Jack New Method Laundry Co Osborn Mauda Perkins M T Preston Harry L Penman Tomas Proops Emanuel Peck Wm K Ritz Bertis Rapel D Reed Adelaide Roberts Bros I Roberts Ross Mary Stoll Ida Speer C W 2 Stoner Olive Sietilis Tom Smith Sherman Theis Geo Tom Billy Thompson George Oscar Vulgares George Waddington Bertha Williams N E Wilson B F Walker William Wilcox Eddie L Wesselius G Zimmermann C L One cent due on each letter advertised

North Yakima Amers Fred Battenfield Mr. B Balmer Joe Baker Miss Opal Boggs Ada Breistein Mr. H Bowles N. C Butler Rose Thomas Mass H. C Collins James Clark Rufus Carter Walter W. H Christler Myrtle T Cokorin Tom Cowing John W Cooper Miss Ruth Dunham Orval Engll Geo. H Ellis Edwards Fritz Lawrence Feeland Gertrude Hunting Greenwood Miss Gertrude Gunn William Howard C. H. Holloway D. E Hicks Miss Edna Halverson Hewitt Bert Huhn S. F Howe Hodge Harvis A. M Heart Dorothy John Grant Jones August Kinney Jack Kendall Logan M. A McCarty Sandy Mansfield Miss Fay Mogus McLean Edward A Mathers Lou Geo Miss Louise Marion New Method Laundry Co Osborn Miss Mauda Perkins M.T Preston Harry L Penman Tomas Proops Emannuel Peck Wm. K Ritz Bertis Rapel Reed Miss Adelaide Roberts Bros Roberts Ross Mary Stoll Ida Speer C. W Stoner Olive Sietilis Smith Sherman Theis Billy Thompson George Oscar Vulgares Waddington Bertha Williams N. E Wilson B. F Walker Wilcox Eddie L Wesselius Mrs. G Zimmerman C. L W. L. Lemon P. M

Railway Workers Busy on Fourth Street Crossing

Street railway employes laid ties and rails at the G street intersection to secure an early line and shift crossing costs to the North Yakima Valley railway. The company plans large scale track construction and a connection with the Northern Pacific, extending the street railway eight blocks to the Mill street switch.

Fourth Street G Street North Yakima Valley Railway Northern Pacific Mill Street

Rings Little Liver Pills advertised remedy headline

An advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pills as a quick relief for headache constipation and biliousness claiming they cleanse the system without gripe. The spot notes a price of 260 and sales through C. W. Camp.

C. W. Camp

Bridge Boost Discussed by Moxee and North Yakima Leaders

Businessmen from North Yakima and Moxee ranchers met at the Moxee school house to urge a Yakima River bridge east of Yakima Avenue. They pledge support and plan to present data to county commissioners on June 2 for consideration.

North Yakima Moxee Yakima River Yakima Avenue

Woman Whips Man in Full View at Toppenish Post Office

L. J. Davis of Toppenish, linked to recent court cases over an estate, was whipped by Miss Marie Minto in front of the Toppenish post office amid a crowd. Davis says the move aimed to strip him of his estate share. no hearing occurred.

L. J. Davis Marie Minto Toppenish Davis Miss Minto

Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial oath 1866 Toledo firm

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio pledges to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason attested December 6 1866. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

County—ass Frank JT. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Frank J. Cheney A. D A. W. Gleason

Coyotes Added to Sumach Park Zoo Collection

Sheriff Lancaster adds two more coyotes to the Sumach Park zoo collection. The young animals were captured during rounds and will be housed at Sumach Park once quarters are arranged by W L Steinweg. The dogs of song will join the zoo soon.

Sumach Park

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Advertises Relief For Children

A guaranteed cough remedy Bees Laxative Cough Syrup promises quick relief for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial ailments. It is marketed as gentle laxative and tasty making it best for children. C. W. Camp.

C. W. Camp

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Nissen Grovers Steele Mackey Bradley Wilgus Price Hemingway Doc” Angus Dellar Grovers Shee Mitchell i Kohls Nisse Steele Pee Chisholm Wee Hemingmay Nelson Ee Enee Loo Naches Majonolev Ranford Valley Hardware Co North Second St Tracy & Company of Chicago Stock Exchange Wall Alex. Miller Commecial Club W. A. Bell Business Mens Association Cahalan Jeath and Hughes Business Men’s Association C. E. Fraser L. A. Cash W. C. Schroeder al. Whitson E. J. Haasze H. C. Lucas R. J. Logan Joseph Clift Mark Twain J. L. Hughes Valley George Ker Commercial Club Business Men's Association Moxee Bridge Polk’s Gazetteer Oregon R. L. Polk & Co., Inc Seattle Wash State of Ohio City of Lucas
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