Community canvass stalls on YMCA building funds in Yakima area
The article outlines why the Yakima YMCA fund of 12 000 dollars lags, citing procrastination and belief the project is too large. It urges sustained subscriptions and lists specific targets to close the amount, citing Calgary gains and local business leaders, and notes extended deadlines for bids and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
North Yama
Turner
Calgary
Alberta
Young Men Christian Association
North Yakima
Parent
Multiple Crime Trials and Notices Highlight Local Court Roster
A lengthy court list details robbery charges against Alex McGill Frank Davenport and others with cases spanning Nov 8 to Nov 14. It notes James Brooks and Charles Williams forgery pleas, Williams and Dymond family burglary cases, and Jay Shebast murder trial outcomes. It also covers horse stealing, assault, liquor selling without a license, and a notable arraignment of John McKarrel with past injuries and persistent illness. Medical and building notes follow about plastering methods and a future Cahalan Co. dry goods store, plus a plague prevention ad for Dr King’s New Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McGill
Frank Davenport
Jim Butler
James KE. Brooks
Charles A. Williams
Alice Williams
John McKerral
Fred Reid
Clifford Dymond
George Dymond
R. E. McGill
John C. Bohannon
Louis Audie
Justice Court
Arthur Bergard
Fred Margenschein
Jay Shebast
John McKarrel
Horsefief
Dymond Boys
Lee C. Delle
Fred Thede
Riggs
Black Mustache
Edwards
Oregon
Washington
James Brooks
George
Zillah
Hank Davenport
Jason Carpenter
Davenport
Spokane
Fred Marenschein
Moxee
North
Yakima
Toppenish
John Bohannon
Texas
T. J. Lynch
Frightened Team Detours Auto on West Yakima Avenue
A four horse team driven by David Seler bolted when a slowly moving auto driven by Charles McConigle approached from town. The leaders reared and tangled in the wagon’s harness and trees before bystanders calmed the horses and prevented injuries and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McConigle
Yakima Avenue
David Seler
Seler
Criminal docket set for long term with 17 defendants
In Superior Court Judge Rigg presided on motion day and assigned 17 criminal cases ranging from liquor violations to murder. Two murder prosecutions involve Indian defendants, while Billy George and Gene Homice face postponed trial for an alleged Umatilla killing near Toppenish during hop picking. The term is expected to be lengthy and costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigg
Te Court
Billy George
Gene Homice
Umatilla
Toppenish
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted in Cure Claim
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery made from Hydrastis Golden Seal and other roots. It claims to restore stomach and liver function, strengthen nerves, renew blood vitality, and aid digestion with non gripe vegetable pills. The copy touts long use and imitation avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Pierce
RV. Pierce
Wire lathing gains use in Miller building
Wire lathing is replacing wooden laths in the Miller building, a first for the city. The metal slashes in large steel sheets reduce fire risk and lower insurance rates, a practice common in major cities but new locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahalan & Co
Jones
Munn Appeal Denied in Murder Case
The supreme court dis missed Moses J. Munn's appeal as he faces murder charges in New Westminster. Held on a telegraphic warrant from British Columbia, his next step may be a habeas corpus appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, delaying federal action previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn
Supreme Court
Moses J. Munn
British Columbia
George W. Gilley
New Westminister
Snively
Wold
United States Supreme Court
Fruitvale Man Falls From Roof in Porch Accident
H. J. Chapman of Fruitvale fell from the roof of his porch Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and sustained a head injury on the right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Chapman
Fruitvale
Fall from ladder injures painter at home
Mr. Chapman, about 54, was painting his house when the stepladder collapsed, sending him ten feet to strike the porch edge and corner post. He lay in agony for nearly an hour, refused medical aid, and family fears internal injuries.
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Chapman
Mr. Chapman
The Apple As Medicine Framed As Digestive Elixir
A historical note extols ripe apples as easy to digest in about 83 minutes and rich in acids and phosphorus. It claims benefits for sedentary people with sluggish livers, helps remove toxins, and supports brain and nerve matter. Apple acids also balance chalky residues after rich meats.
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