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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1909

Page

3

New Citizens Admitted and Naturalization Questions Rise

The federal court led by Judge Edward Whitson considered naturalization cases including Charles White of Blackrock and Stephen James Osbourn of Selah who were approved for U S citizenship Others were rejected for insufficient knowledge of U S government The case of Mrs Caroline Meyer of Benton County raised questions about proper declaration of intention and the effect of a soldier's honorable discharge on heirs Also noted were civil cases including Osborn Elevator Company and Walther Williams Hardware Company versus Peter Ahola along with a patent cancellation matter involving Edward LaClair The column also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for women and cites testimonials

Federal Court Edward Whitson Charles White Blackrock Stephen James Osbourn Selah United States Minnesota Whitson Caroline Meyer Benton County United States Army Snively Spain Mr. Osbourn Osborn Elevator Company James Wright Great Northern Railway J. B. Lindsley Spokane Arthur E. Griffin Edward LaClair Walther-Williams Hardware Company Peter Ahola H. J. Snively W. B. Presley of Goldenadale

Expanding Through Train Service Connects East and Northwest

The Alaska Exposition and North Bank Railroad expansion, effective May 23, will link Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha Denver the Lakes and the Mississippi Valley with Puget Sound and Portland via Burlington Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes. Travelers are urged to consult Northwest agents for route options and continuity of service.

Omaha Denver the Lakes Mississippi Valley Puget Sound Portland

Runaway Buggy Injures Moxee Workers Near Bridge

Joseph Crahane and W. R. Jackson of the Moxee Company were injured when their buggy horse bolted after a passing automobile near the Moxee bridge. Crahane suffered a broken arm while Jackson, who helped rescue the horse, was badly shaken. Crahane received treatment at the end of the street car line and later at St. Elizabeth's hospital.

Joseph Crahane W. R. Jackson Moxee Company Moxee Bridge Crahane Jackson Tetreau St. Elizabeth's Hospital

Rallying Committee Outlines Yakima County Day Plans

A rallying committee for Yakima county day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition has been appointed by the county exposition general committee. Yakima county day is June 11 and will include a large excursion from Yakima and other county points to Seattle for the program and the building dedication. The committee aims to drum up attendance and develop features, with potential juvenile band funding from a voluntary performance of The Talk of the Town.

Yakima County Seattle Nagler North Yakima H. D. Baylor Warren Erwin W. W. Robertson J. W. Ellis Grandview J. Stan del Fox Selma Geo Davenport Sunnyside Archie Flemming Geo. H. Irish Mabton Alexander J. A. Humphrey Granger J. J. Telton Fred Hawn Zellah E. J. Jarger C. H. Tanman Toppenish F. A. Muggins Sam Keifer Wapato Bob McComb Moxee R. J. Logan Selah Ira Krug Naches W. D. Thompson Harry Painter Fruitvale Robert Johnson E. M. King Parker W. P. Sawyer Cowichee W. E. Thompson Ahtanum J. J. Miley Ernest Woodcock

State Fair Probe to Inspect North Yakima and Pullman

A legislative committee plans a July inspection tour of North Yakima Medical Lake and Pullman after an inquiry into the state fair and the agricultural college at Pullman. Senator Allen said the visit will last 10 days to two weeks with stops to review charges about hospital construction specifications at Medical Lake.

Medical Lake Pullman Seattle Wash North Yakima Agricultural College Allen Olympia Hutchinson Eastern Washington Hospital For

Hays Rejects State Fair Books Investigation

Governor Hay says no legislative committee will investigate the state fair association books. President Cameron of the state fair commission asked to place the books before the committee for security. The governor replied that the committee will not pursue an inquiry, believing nothing is wrong.

Hay States Fair Association Olympia S. J. Cameron The State Fair Commission Committee For Cameron

No Probe Yet in Land Office Case at Olympia

The legislative investigating committee adjourned indefinitely awaiting definitive charges against Land Commissioner Ross. Members expect information to surface soon but remain silent on their purpose as Olympia’s political atmosphere grows more clouded.

Olympa Ross Legislative Investigating Committee Allen Hay Olympia

Mothers Solve Daughter Health Mayhem With Peruna

A letter from St Louis and reports from Chippewa Falls describe mothers using Peruna to help puny children. The notes claim the remedy restored strength and cured coughs, with praise for Dr. Hartman’s product amid medical debates.

Olympia Committee Probes Land Department Irregularities

Reports from many sources hint at irregularities in the land department as the committee weighs possible reforms. The panel also reviews relations between the Capitol National bank of Olympia and state officials, with Ross's fund in bank custody. Investigations extend to past administrations as officials are out of session or absent.

Land Department Ross Olympia Capitol National Bank of Olympia Senator Fishback Beach Toss Shhively Ruth Seattle

Williams Indian Pile Ointment Claims Instant Relief

Advertisement touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for piles including bleeding and itching. It promises tumor absorption and instant relief and is sold by druggists for 56 cents to 1.00 dollar from Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio with local dealer Fred L. Janeckeo.

Williams Williams Mfg. Co Props Cleveland Fred L. Janeckeo

Spokane Fourth Fireworks Control Urged By City

Spokane contemplates the Cleveland plan to curb fireworks and pyrotechnics. The proposal would ban sale and use of cannons rockets and many devices with penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. A letter from Mrs. J T Allison urges adoption after her six year old son Carl lost fingers to a giant cracker.

Spokane Masch George F. Brill, Jr Board of Public Service J. T. Allison East Carnelian Avenue Carl Ieckjaw

Fourth of July safety plea and medical scare cited

A council member warns against unsafe Fourth of July celebrations and cites a 1906 US casualty total of 5623 with 163 deaths from the Journal of the American Medical Association. He urges action to curb explosives while noting civic petitions and a June council reading. Pineules ads claim quick backache relief and kidney health benefits, sold by C. W. Camp.

Committee of The American Medical Association United States Rome C. W. Camp

Betrayal Claim Echoes in Spokane Court

Ruth Harris testified in police court about betrayal by Wesley Laisure a Fort Wright soldier after she claimed they planned marriage. Judge Mann praised kindness while setting bail at 10000 dollars and noting probable cause for the superior court.

Spokane Wes Ruth Harris Wesley Laisure Fort Wright Justice Mann Main Avenue Liisare

Yakima Valley Baseball Battle Spurs Warm Day Crowd

In Teppenish, the Toppenish Braves fell 4 to 2 to Prosser Tigers as warmer weather loosened players. Spitball Nelson shone on the mound, Lars Field and Minor on defense stood out, and umpire Kelley DePriest fined several loud players. Prosser shut out Prosser’s rivals 8 to 0, drawing a large crowd and signaling a busy next Sunday.

Col. Payne Braves North Yakima Ellensburg Yakima Valley Teppenish Nelson Kkhakks Lars Minor Tigers Kelley DePriest Tam Fame Ump Aime Kruse Ben Kettle Bradley Steele Uryias Prosser

Loyal Sons and Daughters Organize at First Church

The club of Loyal Sons and Daughters of the First Church of Chariet organized Sunday afternoon. Elected officers include President Glen Fairbrook, Vice President Miss Madna Howard, Secretary Artivus Fulbright, and Treasurer Miss Ruth Adams.

Sons and Daughters Club of Loyal Sons and Daugheters Church of Chariet Glen Fairbrook Mdna Howard Artivus Fulbright Ruth Agams

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Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy Foley Carrie Harden Bowling Green North Yakima Drug Co A. D. Sloan Prop Woll Rocky Mountain Golden Health Actreister Dave Company Madison Wis Alaska Exposition North Bank North Pacific Coast Burlington, Northern Pacific Great Northern St. Paul Billings Montana Chi Cago St. Louis Kansas City Bur Lington Northern Pacific Great Northern Roads Northwest Jos. Crahane Auto Shank & Wilkinson Land Co Buhl Idaho State Fair Hays Land Office Capital Bank Schopfer Prescott Ave Hartman Alice Martha Moses Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Dr. Hartman Peruna Sane Young Man Laisure Ngers Wallop Depriest Nelson In Good Borns MW Hensburg Prosser Tays Wil Ridgway Fetr Eilensburg 2 SG SR Prosser Eevee . Asa Canadian Pacific Railway Lands Colonization Department Alberta G. A. Yancey & Company Riverside Ave Spokane, Wash
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