Martin freed on habeas corpus in horse theft case
Wilbur A. Martin of near Toppenish was released from Klickitat County jail after Judge Preble ordered habeas corpus relief. Sheriff Edwards had arrested him on a suspected horse theft from Richard in Klickitat. the horse was found with Martin who had kept it until the owner was located. The writ argued detention without warrant and lack of hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A. Martin
Toppenish
Edwards
Richards
Klickitat County
Preble
A. W. Barr
Lynch & Grady
Martin
Yakima
Klickitat
Yakima Men Shoot for Cup in Canada Match
Two members of Company E from North Yakima join American Lake riflemen to compete against Canada’s Sixth Canadian Rifles for a $500 prize cup. Capt. Curry and Lieut. Humphrey lead the Washington team with Lt. Col. Gormley as chief organizer and five events at 200 to 1000 yards. The Canadian squad includes Lt. Col. Boultbee and Major Stuart. The match is a premier western rifle contest, following years of high stakes and national pride.
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American Lake
Washington
Canadian Rifles
Duke of Connaught’s Own
Hiram Walker & Sons
Walkerville
Ontario
Curry
Humphrey
Matt H. Gormley
Second
Washington Infantry
Harry B. Newton
Coast Artillery Corps
U. S. Army
Fort Worden
Harvey Moss
Seattle
William E. McClure
Hart W. Palmer
First Washington Cavalry
Tacoma
J. Howard Darlington
Fred Ward Llewellyn
Aberdeen
Harry Humphrey
North Yakima
Fred W. Berger
E. B. Hatton
A. H. Ralston
Floyd L. Colburn
Snohomish
G. M. Ainsley
E. O. Starr
Atlantic
West
Sherman Says People Don't Want Bryan in Evansville Speech
James S. Sherman campaign stop in Evansville Illinois recounts his attack on Col Bryan's "Shall the People Rule" theme. He questions Bryan's platform noting vanishing issues and contrasts silver policy imperialism and court concerns with current proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Bryan
Evansville
James S. Sherman
Illinois
Indiana
Longworth
Col. Bryan
Yakimas Best Fruit Prices Baffle Yakima Market Claims
C R Wright of the Union Pacific Railroad asserts Yakima peaches sold at the Oma ha market are far superior to rivals while questioning why profits shrink when prices stay low. He writes to W D Ingalls, Nob Hil nursery man, detailing fruit prices and noting a box of peaches from Ingalls pack sold for unexpected results.
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Yakima
Omaha
C. RB. Wright
Union Pacific Railroad
W. D. Ingalls
Prize Box Lot Brings Mixed Peach Market Outlook
A buyer reports finding a prize box of 48s in a lot with others ranging 65 to 80 and an average near 70. The buyer notes overpricing and predicts limited net returns after costs. The shipment faces a glut as 25 cars from Colorado and Utah Elbertas and three from California arrive, saturating a weak market.
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Colorado
Utah
Elbertas
California
Wapato Bridge Demolition Bids Ranging Over $500
Four bids were received by county commissioners for tearing down the Wapato bridge once a Yakima river crossing now on dry land. Howard & Steward of North Yakima led with a bid of 588 dollars, others included J. B. Johnson 692, C. B. Lum 793, and Burwell Bridge Co. 684. The contract may go to Howard & Steward. The bridge will be carefully dismantled with parts marked and stored for future use in another section.
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Wapato
Yakima River
Howard & Steward
North Yakima
J. 8. Johnson
C. B. Lum
Stark planning big nursery in northwest
President Stark of the Missouri Horticultural Commission and Stark nurseries is reported among Yakima valley fruit growers to be planning a northwest nursery likely in the Yakima valley. He met editor Irvine of the Fruit Grower in St Joseph and said he was impressed with the region. He will not leave Missouri but will establish a large branch here to grow and ship trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Missouri Horticultural Commission
Great Stark Nurseries
Yakima Valley
Northwest
Irvine
The
Fruit Grower
St. Joseph
Missouri
Yaki ma County Humane Society to Elect Officers Saturday
The annual meeting is set for Saturday evening October 24 at 8 o clock in the offices of Attorneys Roberts and Udell. M L Matterson, secretary, calls the session as officers will be elected and a report by humane officer Logan H Roberts will be received. Other business may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County Humane Society
M. L. Matterson
Roberts & Udell
Logan H. Roberts
Adams Pays Filing Fee and Full Democratic Ticket Forms
C. O. Adams paid the county auditor a $13 filing fee to secure his name on the election ballot as a Democrat opposing County Engineer McIntyre. The Democratic ticket from president to constable is now in the field, while Prohibition and Socialist tickets must file by October 13. Dr. T. E. Webb withdraws from the senatorial race and stays as presidential elector on the Prohibition ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Adams
McIntyre
Crocker
T. E. Webb
Sam J. Cameron
H. J. Snively
Huxtable Withdraws Sheriff Candidacy. Wallace Secures Nomination
In a party decision, W. S. Huxtable pulled his name from the sheriff race while Ellis Wallace of Grandview won the party’s nomination for the plate, regarded by leaders as a strong vote getter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Huxtable
Sheriff
Ellis Wallace
Grandview
Yukon Ten Years Old Marked by Dawson Start and Gold Wealth
Seattle notes the Yukon territory celebrates ten years since its first territorial government began in Dawson on September 5 with Governor William Ogilvie and 17 assistants arriving from Whitehorse. It cites over 100 million dollars in gold from the Klondike and adjoining creeks, discusses future expo plans in Seattle, and mentions ongoing Yukon gold production aided by dredges and hydraulic systems. Governor Ogilvie remains active in dredging and supports the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
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Seattle
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Yukon
William Ogilvie
White Horse
Ora
Klondike
Alaska
Ogilvie
Juries Drawn for November Trials in Yakima County
Judge Preble sets the start of the fall term juries for November 6 with juror lists formed Saturday. Deputy County Clerk Barr drew names in the presence of A. J. Shaw and Fred Chandler, naming jurors from North Yakima Fruitvale Tampico East Sunnyside West Sunnyside Venus Granger Parker Upper Naches Wapato Lower Naches Selah Fairview Nob Hill Mabton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble
Barr
A. J. Shaw
Fred Chandler
North Yakima
Fred L. Miller
George W. Cary
J. E. Lisle
J. P. Mayer
W. H. Patterson
Volney Taft
Fruitvale
James K. Jannett
A. M. Pratt
Tampico
Isidore Mondor
A. P. Conrad
J. A. Herke
G. W. Eglin
W. A. Roberts
Warren Mondor
East Sunnyside
J. O. Johnson
J. M. Burkett
M. P. Westfield
Where Bullets Flew Civil War Vet Endorses Electric Bitters
David Parker of Fayette New York, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters claiming they cured his stomach trouble and now keep him strong. He values the benefit at five hundred dollars and says he bought the remedy at C C Case's drug store for 650c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
C. C. Case
Pioneer Employment Office Seeks Help, Free Services
The Pioneer Employment Office, oldest in the city since 1903, offers free assistance to workers. Geo Webb serves as manager and oversees job placement and related aid for job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Employment Office
Geo, Webb, Mgr
Local Doctors Office Hours and Contact Details
Dr. Lynch offers office hours 2 to 5 p m with residence at 210 S. Naches and phone 823. Dr. Weyer schedules office hours 11 to 12 a m, 1 to 6 p m and 7 to 8 p m with residence at 208 N. Fourth St and phone 4831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Weyer
Fourth St
X Ray Laboratory Office Service and Hours
X Ray laboratory provides treatment and examination by X rays with prompt day or night service. Located at residence 3 N Naches Ave with office contacts for Dr Wells 1903 and Dr Nagler 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Naches Ave
Res
Wells
Nagler
Doctor David Rosser Physician and Surgeon
Dr. David Rosser, physician and surgeon, maintains an office over Janeck's Drug Store with residence at Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. He serves on the Pension Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rosser
Janeck’s
Chestnut
Pension Board
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Rocky Mountain
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Madison, Wis
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Vernon J. Rose
Gumbol
Kansas City
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Hanbcok
Munn & Co
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Sherii Edwards
C. W. Camp
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Company E
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Moses
Mr. Bryan
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Humane Society
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Judge Preble
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M. Divins
Fairview
P. L. Walden
H. D. Moyer
S. R. Noble
D. Ranson
J. Severance
Nob Hill
J. E. Shannon
Mabton
Geo
H. Patch
Redfield—Graduate Optician
Yakima Avenue
John H. Lynch
Thos
Grady
Attorneys At Law
Mullins Bldg
McAulay & Meigs Attorneys At Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ditter Elk
DRS. Lynch & Weyer Mullins
Wells & Nagler, Physicians and Surgeons
Sloan Elk
Clark & Gensbaux
E. Yakima Ave
Fred L. Janeck
R.F.D. No
W. D.ingalls
Prp
Denver
Netherlands
American Mortgage Company
Lie
Ne Dameyer
Alaska Eng
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