Parrish Proved Away in Moxee Death of Louis Cass Parrish
Death of Louis Cass Parrish at 58 after a long illness. Resident of the valley since 1889, he leaves a son and daughter. A Masonic lodge member, funeral services will be held at the M E church Wednesday at 1 30 under lodge auspices. Born in Spencer Indiana, he studied at the state university and later practiced law in Iowa before moving west in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee
Louis Cass Parrish
Masonic Lodge
M. E
Spencer
Indiana
University
Iowa
Obituary of George Harmon Jacobs Dies at 69 in Town
George Harmon Jacobs born September 6 1839 at Niagara Falls New York died October 12 1908 after years of illness. He lived in Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Washington state before settling in this city in 1889. He left a widow Emma J. Babcock and four children Spencer Jacobs Carrie Sindall Hallie Bryan and Harry Jacobs. He was a Mason affiliated with Burns lodge Monticello Yakima Lodge No 24 Yakima Chapter No 21 and died while an active member.
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George Harmon Jacobs
Niagara Falls
New York
Iowa
Monticello
Emma J. Babcock
Coleridge
Neb
Stockton
Kansas
Spencer Jacobs
Carrie J. Sindall
Hallie A. Bryan
Harry B. Jacobs
L. W. Starks
William Button
Toledo
Jacobs
Burns Lodge F. & A. M
Yakima
Order
Turner Hume Wedding at Parker Heights Ranch
Mr K R Hume manager of the Bradbury ranch at Parker Heights wed Miss Georgia Turner sister of H 8 Turner optician on Wednesday at noon. Immediate friends attended and a dinner was served at 214 South Fourth street. They will live at the ranch where Mr Hume is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner-Hume
K. R. Hume
Bradbury
Parker Heights
Georgia Turner
H. 8
Turner
South Fourth Street
Hume
Savage Paving Rush Hoped To Finish This Fall
George Milton Savage told City Clerk Brooker on Thursday that paving in North Yakima would be rushed and hopes to finish this fall if frost does not arrive. He received 8136.07 in warrants for completed work as brick and concrete progress continues near Seventh Avenue and Second Avenue, aiming for a clear passage along West Yakima Avenue.
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Yakima
George Milton Savage
Brooker
Janeck
Seventh Avenue
West Yakima Avenue
Second Avenue
Durlin Sued for Breach of Contract Over Real Estate
Ed ward Faille sues Fayette Durlin in superior court alleging breach of contract on two Lots. Faille says he paid most of the price, Durlin lost his rights, and he seeks either a deed or the return of the money. The dispute traces to May 20 1908 when the contract was made.
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Superior Court
Edward Faille
Fayette Durlin
Durlin
Faille
Court records dispute over Cascade addition deed
Faille paid $575 cash and had until May 1909 to pay the balance on lots 16 and 17 in block 1 Cascade addition North Yakima. Durlin held equitable title from Dr Owens Adair under a 1907 contract. Allegedly forfeited in 1908, title passed to the original owner. Faille offered to pay the rest in 1908, but Durlin refused to deed or return the $575.
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Cascade
North Yakima
Faille
Durlix
Owens-Adair
Durlin
Fruit Growers Protest Buyer Pressure In Granger Letter
A Yakima Valley growers association letter accuses buyers of pressuring apple prices. The Granger union funds set a $1 per box minimum for extra fancy Ben Davis and similar varieties, threatening consignments if not met. Author B D Thompson, president, cites prior low prices and demands fair value for Yakima fruit.
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Granger
Wash
Yakima Morning Herald
Yakima
Ben Davis
Yakima Valley
Granger Union
O. B. Granger
B. D. Thompson
Pres
Yakima Valley Fruit & Produce Growers’ Association
Death of Charles Connell Sparks Local Mourning
Charles Connell proprietor of the Washington hotel bar and Elks Lodge member died suddenly at his South Naches avenue home on Thursday noon from internal hemorrhage aged 38. He suffered stomach trouble but was only considered seriously ill since Wednesday. He leaves a wife and young daughter. funeral arrangements are not yet set. Connell was formerly in Ellensburg and was a native of Ohio.
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Charles Connell
Washington Hotel
Washington
South Naches Avenue
Connell
Ellensburg
Ohio
Elks Lodge
Indian rider saves Spokane fair children in daring rescue
A Spokane fairgrounds incident saw two frightened horses dash through crowds as Bart McNamane a Coeur d Alene man on a sorrel mustang leaped into action. He grabbed the bit swung the team clear and ferried the children to safety. The crowd showered him with coins worth over 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Fair Grounds
Bart McNamane
Bart Heroic Gift Sparks Warm Cheers at Fair
He refused the money, choosing to spend it on candy and sweets for the hundreds of children on the grounds. Spectators declare Bart not only a hero but a good fellow.
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Bart
Wight and Carver Enter Council Campaigns
Dr H E Wight dentist and Dr W H Carver physician filed for nomination with City Clerk Brooker for city council seats. Wight seeks Janeck’s one year term and Carver seeks at large seat, surprising locals as no prior ward field was known. Neither candidate has held political office before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wight
W. H. Carver
Brooker
Janeck
Schott
Carver
Mike Schorn
Transcripts Filed in Two Criminal Cases
Transcripts were filed Friday with the county clerk in two criminal cases. One charges Charles Edwards with assault with a deadly weapon and the other charges W Warren with receiving stolen goods. Cases move to superior court in November before Judge Doust. transcripts sent from his office.
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Charles Edwards
W. Warren
Superior Court
Wende
Doust
Hunt for Daughter Prompts Public Help and Police Inquiry
Mrs. Ella Mariety of Wapato appeals through the Herald for assistance from newspapers and police to locate her daughter who vanished after leaving Lynch ranch in the Ahtanum valley en route to North Yakima. She offers to cover costs to bring her home and asks authorities to search, but provides no name or age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mariety
Wapato
The
Herald
Daugther
Lynch Ranch
Ahtanum Valley
Yakima
Mariety
Five candidates file for North Yakima mayor
Five prominent North Yakima men filed mayoral candidacies on the Business Men's ticket by Saturday filing deadline. Names include Henry H. Schott Louis O. Janeck P M Armbruster Rev Dr T E Webb and P Y Heckman. The move shifts the city election to November 10 rather than December.
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Henry H. Schott
Louis O. Janeck
P. M. Armbruster
People’s
T. E. Webb
P. Y. Heckman
Dr Webb
BP. Y. Heckman
Dr. Webb
Irth Yakima
West Side Banker Weighs City Ticket in Local Election
At about 4 pm the west side banker and ex councilman asked City Clerk Brooker to add his name to the Business Men's ticket. It remained unsettled until noon Saturday whether he would run with that ticket or independently. Henry H. Schott and Louis O. Janeck had filed earlier and are active in city affairs and on the council. Phil A. Ditter initially considered candidacy at business leaders' request but after learning of the final filing he declined to run, saying his candidacy was unnecessary under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Brooker
Henry H. Schott
Louis O. Janeck
Bridge Plans Considered Over Yakima River
County commissioners discussed building a new bridge from the fruit district under the Union Gap canal to Parker Siding to replace the old Union Gap structure. Bids will likely be issued soon. They also set a 12 mill total county and state levy and outlined election precinct officers for North Yakima and surrounding areas.
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Yakima River
Fruit District
Union Gap Canal
Parker Siding
Union Gap
North Coast Railroad
North Coast Railroad and the Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
North
Yakima
No More Bounties Endorsed by County Commissioners
County commissioners vote to stop bounty payments for the rest of the year. Prosecuting Attorney Wende explains that state funds for bounties are exhausted and any county payments cannot be recovered from the state, unless a new appropriation is made by the legislature.
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Wende
McCurdy Enters Fifth Ward Council Race
Benjamin F. McCurdy files for Fifth ward councilman, creating a three way race alongside three candidates in the Third ward and two for councilman at large. Other races include city attorney contenders Frank J. Allen Clayton Udell and John H. Lynch, with City Clerk Brooker seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. McCurdy
Brooker
Frank J. Allen
Clayton E. Udell
John H. Lynch
J. C. Brooker
Mike Schorn
W. H. Carver
Holland E. Wight
L. O. Janeck
Fred Shaw
W. C. Waugh
John H. Freeland
Nelson Smith
H. W. Mull
Fifth Ward
I. B. Turnell
B. F. McCurdy
Healthy family trusts Dr King's New Life Pills
L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Me says the family has enjoyed good health for three years using Dr King's New Life Pills. They cleanse and tone the system gently. Twenty five cents at C Case's drug store.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Route 1
Guilford
Case
Three Arrests For Liquor Sales to Indians In Toppenish
Three men were arrested at Toppenish Saturday night by J. J. Matuglies, U S special officer, on liquor sales to Indians charges. Dick Robbins of the Eagle Bar was fined $75. the Owl and Little Brick saloon cases were continued for 30 days. The officer also investigated games at the Indian fair and said further reports and actions may follow.
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Toppenish
J. J. Matuglies
United States
Eagle, Owl
Little Brick
Dick Robbins
Eagle Bar
Justice Goodrich
Spccial
Missing daughter case narrows to Petersen trio near Easton
A clue places Sunnyside resident Stump’s daughter last seen in the Butler hopyard at Zillah with Henry Petersen and son Arthur. Police report a sighting near Easton en route to Seattle over the Cascade trail. Authorities and Mr. Stump pursue the trio in Seattle.
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W. HH. Stump
Sunnyside
Zillah
Henry Petersen
Arthur
Easton
Ellensburg
Seattle
Cascade Trail
Mr. Stump
Parker Heights Orchard Tracts Plat Filed by Union Gap
The Union Gap Irrigation company filed a plat with county commissioners for Parker Heights Orchard Tracts totaling 192 acres under the Union Gap canal. The land is divided into eleven tracts ranging from 32 acres to 10 acres.
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Union Gap Irrigation Company
Parker Heights
Union Gap Canal
Investigation Into Death Of Rail Worker At North Pacific Yard
B L Jenkins administrator of D D Herbert’s estate in Ellensburg pursues a possible railroad liability after Herbert, a Northern Pacific brakeman, was killed when a freight car shifted while crossing a lumber carload at the south end of the incu yard. He reviews inquest records and local facts for a potential suit.
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D. D. Herbert
Northern Pacific Railroad
Incul
B. L. Jenkins
Ellensburg
Jenkins
Eilensburg
Bucklen’s Arica Salve Praised By Georgia Farmer
W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Em pire Ga says Bucklen’s Arica Salve cured two bad sores on his hand and leg and is worth more than its weight in gold. He would mortgage the farm to keep it. The ad notes the price as 25 cents at C C Case’s drug store.
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Empire
W. A. Floyd
C. C. Case
Republicans Plan Large Campaign Rallies in Yakima County
Republicans prepare two major rallies in Yakima County with more possible mass meetings late in the campaign. Senator Piles will speak at the Tuesday rally October 29 at the Yakima theatre, and Congressman Jones will address the eve of the election on Monday November 2. Nagler's band will perform at both events. The cider mill will operate daily during this period. Bring apples and barrels.
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Yakima County
Senator Piles
Congressman Jones
Nagler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parrich
Frost
Thompson
Granger Fruit Men
Chas. Connell
Tream
Wight and Carver
Janeck and Schott
Ahtanum
Phil M. Armbruster
Bridge
GAP
James Wiley
Ernest Woodcock
E. J. Hackett
Alfalfa
G. A. Ide
L. A. Nass
H. Tuttle
Belma
George Davenport
A. W. Brown
H. Powell
Cowiche
S. S. Lewis
George Weddle
Ed. Smith
Divide
H. P. Budge
John Cuddie
Garrett Meerbeer
Fairview
E. Remy
J. M. Nesley
W. D. Gilmore
Fruitvale
E. G. Peck
W. L. Wright
H. R. Garrett
Glade
C. H. Breckenridge
A. L. Dilley
H. B. Tribe
R. B. McLeod
Geo. P. Eaton
A. T. Johnson
Hopdale
G. D. Goodman
C. F. Swan
Charles Dillon
Mabton
Phillips
E. V. Aburty
W. Kunz
George Ker
W. J. Pitt
Jos. Laframboise
Mt. Adams
Amt. Mills General Fund
J. H. Sheerey
Peter L. Roleau
A. Chandler
J. N. Mull
J. V. McCurdy
J A. Leach
H. K. Sinclair
K. A. Shaw
E. G. Vincent
Outlook
Chas. R. Fairweather
Grant Cady
Fred Mansfield
Parker
J. F. McCurdy
A. F. Goodwin
A. B. Wilcox
Selah
W. L. Dimmick
Genge Biehn
J. Lancaster
East Sunnyside
R. C. Lichty DU
J. Kelly
G. H. Irish
West Sunnyside
H. M. Tinker
H. A. Boose
T. C. Williams
Tampico
W. E. Ayres
Warren Iglin
Isidore Mondor
W. L. Shearer
DeePhadden
A. W. McDonald
C. S.S. Bilger
John F Rodman
George W. Stice
Venus
R. H. Kershaw
P. C. Weinmann
H. H. Kelly
Wheatland
G. W. Paswater
J. A. Thompson
G. P. Crawford
Yakima City
E. H. Taylor
H. W. Gallant
J. D. McDaniel
C. H. Furman
J. E. Waggoner
C. A. Sawyer
East Selah
G. W. Sherwood
W. H. Voliva
Fred Seymour
Fort Simcoe
A. C. Coburn
Chas Anderson, Jr
W. G. Hale
McCurdy
Allen
Udell and Lynch
Indiand
Yakima Theatre
W. Smith
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