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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
7
A New York daily article promotes a simple prescription claimed to cure backache and kidney complaints before Brights disease. The formula uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsparilla with doses after meals and at night, advertised as harmless and inexpensive by a local druggist.
In Portland on Sept 27 Judge C E Wolverton ruled Captain Maurice A Hemet of the French bark St Louis violated immigration laws by landing two Japanese sailors without valid passports. The decision upheld Roosevelt s May order excluding Japanese Koreans from continental US while criticizing a specific rule about assumed passports and entry. The judge said the president correctly interpreted the proviso extending the order to cover such cases.
At the state fair climax Yakima Horticultural Union members banqueted Friday night with Governor Mead as guest of honor. Speakers included Rev Lowther Col A C Walker and J L Bailey of Whatcom. Toasts praised Washington fruit, wheat and lumber and urged broader participation in future exhibits.
Judge Wolverton rejects a broad exclusion and rules that Japanese sailors held no passport does not make them illegal entrants. He cites the immigration act and states the commissioner general cannot add provisions excluding aliens not approved by Congress. The ruling denies the charge of improper entry and discharges the defendant.
In North Yakima readers learn of a new extraction method by French chemists Morgues and Gautier that separates tonic elements from cod liver oil. The product Vinel, oil free and iron enriched, is touted as superior for strength, pulmonary diseases, and general vitality. Fred L. Janeck invites trials with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A Nagler Orchestra concert at the Emporium drew large attendance last Saturday evening, praised as one of the city’s finest musical programs. The Emporium plans to expand its clothing and ladies wear departments as competition from the carnival fades. Arthur LePlant is listed as sick since Saturday.
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