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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

5

Union Men Save City in Labor Cost

Spokane May 18 Thomas Malony former business agent of Federal Union No 11624 chosen superintendent of cooperative construction shows a plan to bid city street grading and sewer projects. Laborers earn over $3 a day with profits shared, while skilled workers gain 25 to 50 cents above city scales. Mayor Moore backed it and Pratt and council members support it. Federal Union has abolished the business agent post as all members work on city projects.

Spokane Wash Thomas Malony Federal Union No. 11624 Co-Operative Construction Moore Pratt Federal Union

Bermuda Onion Farming Expands From Texas to California

A Washington dispatch notes Bermuda onions have become a thriving southern industry. Started by T. C. Nye in Cotulla, Texas, growth centers on southern Texas with 5000 to 7000 acres, plus southern California and small Florida patches. Seeds sown Sept to Oct, transplanted Jan 1. 3.5 to 4.5 pounds per acre. Harvesting uses machinery and hand work to dry, then crates for shipping or storage.

Washington, D. C South Texas California T. C. Nye Bermuda Cotulla Tex Florida

Special rates to the East plan now

Rates to Chicago 72.50 St. Louis 67.50 Omaha Kansas City St Joseph 60.00 sale dates June 2 3 July 2 3 August 11. Denver and back 55.00 with direct lines via St. Paul or Billings. Through service Northern Pacific Burlington via St. Paul or Billings.

Chicago St. Louis Omaha Kansas City St. Joseph Denver St. Paul Billings Burlington Mississippi River Northern Pacific - Burlington Great Northern Burlington

Bermuda onion farming yields and economics in the south

The crop ships in crates as bulbs perish, with yields of 10000 to 16000 pounds per acre common and up to 35000 on some fields. Prices run about 1.60 per hundredweight, crates supplied by buyers. Production costs per acre total around 170 dollars, with land and irrigation needing 10000 to 30000 dollars. Large scale operation recommended. perishable nature limits expansion. young bunch onions are grown as a side line along the south Atlantic coast.

South South Atlantic Coast

Sheriff Targets Sunday Liquor Sales Crusade Begins

Dr. J. S. Kloeber owner of Green River Hot Springs hotel and W. H. Ellis operator of the Little Jug saloon were fined $25 each in Justice John B. Carrolls court for disposing of liquor on Sunday. Deputy J. B. Simpson led arrests including two Lester saloonkeepers as part of Sheriff Robert Hodge s county wide crackdown. an agent bought liquor from bartenders at the Kloeber place and a Japanese porter at the Ellis saloon.

Seattle J. S. Kloeber Green River Hot Springs W. H. Ellis John B. Carroll Robert Hodge Dr. Kloeber Ellis J. B. Simpson Lester Simpson Kloeber Place Ellis Saloor

Flies blamed for spreading disease and urging action

Dr Daniel Johnson warns the fly is a dangerous carrier of typhoid and other ailments, outpacing mosquitoes in many regions. The piece urges vigilance, reporting nuisances, and household fly control as a public health campaign expands nationwide.

Daniel Johnson New York Washington Merchants’ Association of New York Chicago Board of Health Spokesman-Review

Special Session May Prove Interesting in Seattle

Seattle reports a looming special legislature session after Insurance Commissioner J H Shively refuses to resign. Debate centers on governor Hay reformers influence versus anti-Hay forces, with talk of a constitutional amendment for a new governor in 1910 and a cabinet system proposal to empower the executive.

Seattle Insurance Commission J. H. Shively Hay Cosgrove Mr. Schively

Finances of Yakima County April 1908 Receipts and Disbursements

The Yakima County Treasurer reports April 1908 receipts of 55 879 25 and disbursements of 185 217 97. Cash on hand is 177 644 53 with tax collections 25 727 96 and delinquent taxes 8 872 82. Miscellaneous income 4 278 47 and bond sales from Toppenish school district 15 090. Warrants redeemed total 76 086 67 for current expenses 25 255 31. Payments to North Yakima town treasury 27 460 57 and to state for highway military and general funds 18 996 75. All county warrants are cash basis and to stay so through summer.

Toppenish North Yakima

Umpire Scorned as Fans Roar in Scathing Ballpark Verse

A vivid poem depicts angry fans railing at an umpire during a baseball game. The speaker recounts protests, threats, and punitive chants as the umpire fails to heed the crowd. The verse ends with a warning that the umpire must understand the fans’ fury.

Aoki and His American Wife Endure Honeymoon

Seattle report notes the six week old marriage of Gunjio Aoki, a Japanese cook, and Helen Gladys Emery of Corte Madera Cal, remains strong. The couple, living in a Lake Washington area cottage with a tidy garden, defy predictions as they enjoy a peaceful honeymoon.

Seattle Gunjio Aoki Helen Gladys Emery Archdeacon Emery Corte Madera Cal Lake Washington Aoki Gladys Helen Gladys Aoki Mr. Aoki

Meeting the Aoki Family at the Lake Ranch

The narrator visits Gladys Aoki and Gunjiro Aoki at their hillside ranch by the lake. They gather wild pansies and feed chickens while plans include roses and sweet peas. Gladys appears frail and possibly unhappy, hinting at uncertain futures despite affectionate interactions.

Local Families Update from Ahtanum and Nearby Areas

M Chandler and daughters Erma and Ada are confined to the house with grip. Mrs Edgar Evans and her son visit her mother Mrs Woolsey on the Ahtanum this week. Willis Baker and family return from Sunnyside to reside on their ranch this summer. S S Jacobs left for Fort Simcoe to be away a couple of days on business. Geo Carpenter was a Wapato and Alfalfa business visitor. Mrs Lorena Hale is the guest of Mrs Grist this week. Mr and Mrs C L Gutehess and Mrs Page arrive from Geneva Ned and will spend the summer with Mrs Pinkerton.

M. Chandler Erma Ada Edgar Evans Woolsey Willis Baker Sunnyside S. S. Jacobs Fort Simcoe Geo. Carpenter Lorena Hale Grist C. L. Gutehess Page Pinkerton Geneva Ned

Vinci the Superior Cod Liver Oil Substitute Promoted

Advertising claims Vinci in liquid form from fresh cod livers is easier on weak stomachs and boosts appetite for sick children and frail adults. It is marketed as superior to traditional cod liver oil with added tonic iron and says 5000 leading U.S. druggists recommend it with a money back guarantee if no benefit.

Vinci United States Fred L. Janeck North Yakima

Wind Storm Ravages Texas Oklahoma Crops

A severe wind and rain storm swept Western Texas and southern Oklahoma today damaging crops and houses. One man was killed at Bonham as crews assess the destruction.

Omaha Texas Oklahoma Bonham

Subpoenas Issued in Wisconsin Senatorship Probe

Wisconsin lawmakers face subpoenas as Assembly members Farrell Towne Ramsey Twe lme Reader Thomas Ledvina and Frank Smith must testify next Tuesday on the Stephenson reelection. Some resist citing political motives. Witnesses Include E A Edmonds and editor E J Westphal as investigations expand to campaign finances and alleged payments connected to the showdown.

Madison, Wis Senatorial Investigation Committee Farrell Towne Ramsey Twelme Reader Thomas Ledvina Frank Smith Stephenson Messrs Madison Stone E. A. Edmonds Republican State Control Committee E. J. Westphal Fox Valley Journal Appleton Edmonds State Central Committee Westphal Lehr C. C. Wayland M. J. Regan Milwaukee Frank T. Wagner Vroman Mason Wagner

Government and Private Cooperation in Forest Fire Data

Portland May 17 The Forest Service seeks state conservation and forest commissions cooperation with forest officers to compile complete data on forest fires for this year The effort follows incomplete reports from many states due to reporting gaps and lack of organization Pinchot urges localizing work and assigning many officers and groups to small territories to improve fire records and conservation efforts nationwide

National Forest Oregon Washington National Forests Walla Walla Wash Frank H. Lamb Hoquiam Et. W.ross Olympia Lindsley Spokane CC. H. Baily Seattle A. BB. Calder Mira. M Beebe Centralia KR. Weeks Cready Snohomish Mary M. Brown Everett Elvira Ll. Wood Ellensburg Mary E. Weller Mllensburg Emma C. Wanis Aberdeen Portland Ore Forest Service Northwest Forester Pinchot United States Prope

New Spokane Law Threatens Cigarette Makers and Smokers

Spokane on May 18 reports the new state criminal code, effective June 12, makes manufacturing selling giving away or possessing cigarettes papers or wrappers a misdemeanor with a 250 fine or 90 days in jail. Lawyers say possession of makings may prove guilt. dealers fear constitutional challenges. Traffic continues covertly.

Spokane Wash Spokane County

Leases Soda Springs Resort By B J Pacius

B J Pacius has leased Soda Springs to Pete Andrae for the coming season and will run a summer resort there. A fine restaurant will be established with tents for lease and full privileges. Yakima Auto Co plans rate concessions and nominal day trips. Freight charges may be reduced significantly.

B. J. Pacius Mabton Chronicle Pete Andrae Yakima Auto Company

Elks Postpone New Temple Building Plan After Bid Rejected

At a special Elks lodge meeting in East Avenue the Hibarger bid of 46800 for the new temple was approved previously but failed to raise the needed funds. The project is postponed indefinitely and a committee will seek long term floor leases on suitable city properties.

Aoki Elks Lodge Iast Hibarger

Unclear Citizen Statements Highlight Official Communication

The text notes Mr. Ross welcomes an investigation but states it is not a fact that State Treasurer Lewis is the sole official seeking a written committee request. Ross has not appeared before the committee beyond newspaper reports, similar to Clausen learning of his military board membership.

Ross Lewis Clausen Military Board

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