Senator Bob Taylor Delights Yakima At YMCA Lyceum
United States Senator Robert Taylor of Tennessee drew a large Yakima crowd at the First Christian church opening lecture of the YMC A course. He praised Yakima as the golden spot of the west and spoke on contentment and Christian living, blending stories of past, present, and future.
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North Yakima
United States
Robert Taylor
Tennessee
First Christian Church
Taylor
Bob Taylor
B. F. Barge
Senator Taylor
Yakima
Taft
Eureka
West
Tennessee Statesman
Paradise
Happy Valley
Jeffries
Corbett
Bob” Taylor
State fair commission faces secretary salary question
An attorney general opinion says a state fair commission member may hold the secretary post and draw the 1200 salary. The board is not organized yet, so no secretary will be chosen until organization occurs. Several members have not yet qualified, and ongoing reconstruction work at the fair grounds continues.
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State Fair Commission
J. Cameron
The
Fair Commission
C. M. Hauser
Rensons
Hauser
Fair Board
Messrs. Ed. Penny
L. O. Janeck
Remy
Best Secretary Candidate Sought for State Institution
The commission seeks the very best man obtainable for the money to fill the secretary position. They believe the secretary makes or mars the venture and want a Washington Yakima Valley type who will help the state institution grow into a regional power.
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Washington
Yakima Valley
Yakima Apple Exhibit Committee Reports Signed Up
The Yakima valley apple exhibit committee said nearly all apples needed for the display to Minneapolis and Chicago are signed. A full carload will depart east next week. A meeting is planned for October 20 to name a delegate. The canvassing committee includes Mr. Irish of North YakimaMr. Furman of Zillah and Mr. Watson of Prosser.
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Yakima Valley
Minneapolis
Chicago
Irish
North Yakima
Furman
Zillah
Watson
Prosser
Mabton Considers Local Option Vote After Petition
Mabton residents prepare for a local option vote as a petition with 47 signatures, about 43 percent of voters, moves to the town clerk. Revenue from saloons is $3000 annually. supporters say dry victory will cut taxes, while example from Dayton shows losses despite reduced levy.
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Mabton
Dayton
Mabton Chronicle
Winter millinery favors beaver hats and turbans in Seattle
Beaver hats dominate Seattle displays and street fashion with wide brims or rolled edges, velvet crowns and beaver turbans. White beaver turbans lace with black aigrettes appear, while brims fade to near closure. Military capes in blue or black with jet buttons add seasonal flair.
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Seattle
Velvet Hats for Men Take Tyrolean Shape in Velvet
Velvet hats for men expand the Tyrolean style once found in derbies and Stetsons. The line includes browns blacks and greens with a jaunty rolled brim. They omit feathers for now but may add them later.
Pinesalve Carbolized heals cuts burns and bruises
An antiseptic salve that heals soothes and cleanses is Pinesalve Carbolized. Sold by C. W. Camp.
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C. W. Camp
Richland Gains as Ranching Boom Draws Buyers and Builders
Richland rapidly develops as a ranching community with many prospective buyers. News reports: water plentiful, orchards replacing sagebrush, cement and stone structures rising, and land seekers from eastern Washington and beyond flocking to the area. Local leaders note rapid improvements and rising interest, with registration for the upcoming primary elections nearing 900 and an anticipated 2400 voters.
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Richland
Washington
Pichland
Fred Johnston
Moxee Valley
Deposition of Rev Andreas Bard Ends Ministry in Spokane
Rev Andreas Bard former rector of St Pauls Walla Walla was deposed by Bishop Lemuel H Wells on September 7 at All Saints cathedral Spokane. Bard requested the deposition to pursue business interests and was described as highly educated. The notice of deposition was received by Rev Maurice J Bywater.
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Andreas Bard
St. Paul’s
Walla Walla
Spokane
Lemuel H. Wells
All Saints
Bard
Germany
Maurice J. Bywater
Yakima Contends Over Apple Show Rules At Meeting
Yakima growers pressed to change carload contest rules at a Commercial club session. Officials said changes are too late but pledged affidavits to curb dishonest exhibits. Ben H. Rice and E F C Van Dissel represented the national show amid calls for district committees to review rules during the apple show.
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Yakima
Spokane
E. F. C. van Dissel
Ben H. Rice
Yakima Valley
Mr. Rice
Mr. van Dissel
Gilbert
Miller
Commercial Club
Rice
van Dissel
Nob Hill Water Users Plan Extension to Street Car Line
Trustees met at Lowther Wilcox office to extend the domestic water system from the hill down to the street car line. The measure aims to provide city water to several ranchers currently without it.
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Nob Hill
Sailor Knocks Out Johnson In Four Rounds
A U S Navy seaman aboard a San Francisco cruiser challenged champion Jack Johnson and delivered a clean knock-down in the final round. Johnson was knocked to the canvas after a clinch as the sailor caught him flush on the chin, dazing the champ and prompting his manager to end the round.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Smith
United States
Johnson
Lum Seeks Mayoral Bid In North Yakima Contest
Cc E Lum declares for mayor of North Yakima before 5 pm Saturday becoming the fifth candidate. Lum is on the republican ticket among eight offices open with 22 filings for six council seats. Other candidates spread across business men's and republican tickets.
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Cc. FE. Lum
North Yakima
Mr. Lum
P. M. Armbruster
John J. Miller
T. J. Lynch
Nelson Smith and Co. BE. Lum
J. C. Brooker
C. R. Donovan
Joseph L. Clift
F. J. Allen
David Rankin
Michael Schorn
J. E. Banks
Second Ward
L. C. Lovell
T. A. Noble
D. F. Culver
H. B. Doust
Fourth Ward
A. C. Pease
Indian fair at Toppenish showcases Yakima crafts
A Yakima Indian industrial and agricultural display at Toppenish fair impressed visitors. Richey Gilbert store offered prizes totaling 50 for top handicraft and farm products. awards honored collections over individuals with judges Mrs. Jay Lynch and Mrs. L. J. Goodrich. Sally McCoy won for berry baskets. Agatha Menostenskip presented an elaborate beaded vest.
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Yakima
Jay Lynch
L. J. Goodrich
Sally McCoy
Agatha Menostenskip
ManZan Remedy Demonstrated for Piles
Serious results from piles can be avoided if the right remedy is applied at once. But it must be the right remedy ManZan. You apply ManZan, not on the surface alone, but to all affected parts via the nozzle on the tube. Sold by C. W. Camp.
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C. W. Camp
Owner of Lions Sued for Damages
The bay gelding horse mauled by a lion of the Parker Carnival Company in September is valued at $350. Lee R Taylor, owner of the animal, has filed a complaint with the clerk of the superior court through Parker & Richards, his attorneys.
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Bay
Parker Carnival Company
Superior Court
Lee R Taylor
Parker & Richards
Damages Sought Over Lions Escape Endangering Horse
Plaintiff sues C W Parker H S Tyler and Al G Barnes owners of a lion cage. He claims on September 18 1909 the five year old 1400 pound horse valued at 350 was attacked escaped from the cage by the lions and maimed and lost. defendants have not appeared.
Coffin Bros. Sell Land Returns Highlight Regional Growth
Coffin Brothers sold four sections of Coffin-Babcock land for 520 000 near the Columbia river to a Seattle syndicate. The tract lies opposite Trinidad and lies in a zone likely to see major development as the North Coast railroad expands work in Washington. Nearby near Wenatchee two more sections sold at 20 dollars an acre to Wenatchee buyers, a turn from last year when the same land brought 11 dollars an acre.
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Walla Walla
Richland
Franklin
Towa Ord
Kennewick
Yakima
H. Perrin
North Yakima
Richlard
Perrin
Columbia
H. K. Rowland
Zillah
Mr. Rowland
Pullman
Coffin-Babcock
Columbia River
Seattle
Trinidad
North Coast Railroad
Washington
Peverly
Messrs. Coffin
Wenatchee
Messrs
Coffin
Fruitvale School Opens After Large Enrollment
Fruitvale's new fall term opens with the largest registration the community has known. Delays due to repairs were completed under architect Thompson. I. R. Bowman leads as principal with Mrs. Clara Stewart in charge of intermediate grades and Mrs. Lunn supervising the primary.
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Fruitvale
Thompson
I. R. Bowman
Clara Stewart
Lunn
Do it tonight with Case's Drug Store remedy
Cook and Peary are credited in playful style but the ad assures Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the sure remedy. It markets a patent tonic as a quick, guaranteed health aid available at Case's Drug Store.
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Cook
Peary
Hollister
Case
Davis divorce suit cites neglect and community land
Sarah J. Davis sues Thomas C. Davis for divorce after their November 26 1871 marriage at Bellaire Ohio. All children are adults. Neglect alleged. They own 10 acres community property. Plaintiff seeks $25 per month alimony and half of the community property.
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Sarah J. Davis
Thomas C. Davis
Bellaire
Ohio
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