Bible Students Convention Held in Portland with Sharp Critique
The International Bible Students Convention meets in Portland with Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle delivering two addresses. He denounces the Christian Alliance fund raising as deceptive and chaotic, cites a $60 000 promise as misleading, and explains the convention’s move outside Old Orchard to avoid conflicts. He asserts no harm done to the Alliance and warns editors misrepresent events.
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Portland
International Bible Students Convention
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Jefferson Theatre
Christendom
Christian Alliance
Brother Simpson
Old Orchard
Christian Union
Christian People In Alliance
Mr. Simpson
Which is the true Gospel according to true light
A critique of Catholic and Protestant Gospels, arguing the Bible teaches universal salvation through Christ, denouncing purgatory and eternal torment, and urging Bible study to expose sectarian distortions. It traces Reformers to predestination and asserts the true gospel as life and resurrection for all.
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Alliance
God
Christian Alliance
Old Orchard
Adam
Mary
St. Paul
City of
David
Christ the Lord
Adaim
Jesus
the Redeemer
Cupid Brings Heavy Business to Pastor
Four weddings in two days fill Rev. Morton L. Rose’s docket for Tuesday and Wednesday. Leonard C. Rainwater of Dayton and Miss Helen Nash of Fruitvale wed in the church parsonage Thursday morning and will reside in Dayton. The other three ceremonies which followed are noted in this report.
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Morton L. Rose
Leonard C. Rainwater
Dayton
Helen Nash
Fruitvale
Marriage Notices From Pomona Toppenish and Satus
Occurred Wednesday are as follows John C Thornton and Miss Dora A Watkins both of Pomona where they will make their future home George FE McDowell and Miss Mattie J Hunt both of Toppenish in which city they will continue to reside and J T Chess and Miss Amelia Hamilton both of Satus
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John C. Thornton
Dora A. Watkins
Pomona
George FE. McDowell
Mattie J. Hunt
Toppenish
J. T. Chess
Amelia Hamilton
Satus
Doctor Damann’s Vet Practice Aide Leaves El Lensburg
Robert Prior, who has aided at Dr. Damann’s veterinary practice in El Lensburg for several days, will return to North Yakima today.
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Robert Prior
Ellensburg
Dr. Damann
Yakima
Safe Medicine for Children Endorsed by Mrs. F. Marti
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing her boy's severe bronchial trouble after other medicine failed. She says it stopped coughing choking and gagging spells and helped him recover quickly. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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North
Indictment of Meat Trust Heads Shocks Chicago
Federal grand jury indicts ten executives from Swift Armour Morris firms on three counts each for combination, conspiracy and illegal monopoly in fresh meat trade. Judge Landis notes focus on individuals, witnesses include executives, brokers and independents across Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
Swift, Armour and Morris
L. F. Swift
Swift and Co
Edward Swift
Chas. H. Swift
Francis A. Folwer
Edward Tilden
National Packing Co
J. Ogden Armour
Armour and Co
Landis
New York
Denver
A. T. Fuller
C. O. Snow
Arthur Colby
Moses H. Joseph
New York Butchers Association
Thomas G. Lee
The
Armour Co
Alfred Urion
Chicago Board of Education
Mammoth corn exhibit teases world record near Outlook
A 30 ounce eight inch circumference 12 1 4 inch long ear grown by A C Turner on his Outlook ranch nearly ties the world record with 13 kernels missing. The pest-scarred end notes 20 kernels destroyed while other nubbins nearby near top size and regular rows show Yakima soil’s productive potential for multiple crops. Turner plans more displays at the State fair.
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A. C. Turner
Outlook
Kohls & Kennedy
Iowa
Turner
Yakima
Standard Oil Denies Secret Service Titian Haired Agent
British writer Thomas W. Lawson and Mrs. Helen French charged Standard Oil with employing a cultured courtesan to obtain business secrets. John D. Archbold, firm Friday to John D. Rockefeller, publicly repudiates the accusation as idle gossip as he sits with the head of the monopoly.
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New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Helen French
F. Augustus Heinze
Standard Oil
Secret Service
Broadway
John D. Archbold
Archbold
John D's
Man
Lawson
Dr King’s New Discoveries Cited By Oswego Man
A. Cooper of Oswego New York credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a long stubborn cough that troubled him at night. The ad touts the remedy for colds la grippe asthma hemorrhage croup whooping cough hayfever with quick relief and guaranteed satisfaction. Trial bottle offered free and prices listed 50c and 1.00.
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A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Dr. King
Clark
Hebard Lateral Co Incorporation Filed in County
Articles of incorporation for the Hebard Lateral company with capital of 340 dollars authorize a general ditch construction business. Trustees listed are A. W. Speyers James O. Cull and A. Lunstrom with principal office in North Yakima.
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Hebard Lateral Company
A. W. Speyers
James O. Cull
A. Lunstrom
North Yakma
Johnathans Pay High Returns in Parker Market Car
Returns from Chicago show Yakima Johnathan apples averaging a $2 net per box for Parker growers. Three and a half tier fruit sold at $3 in Chicago with four tier at $2.75 to $2.85 and four and a half tier at $2.70 to $2.80. The first car also carried Grimes Golden at an average $2.50, while North Yakima prices were around $1.25 per box.
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Chicago
Earl Bros
Messrs. L. I. Barbee
D. C. Macy
J. A. Bourgaize
Parker
G. G. Squier
Chicago Telegram
Grimes Golden
North Yakima
Prize Pumpkin Shown Dominates Yakima Exhibit
A 6 foot 4 inch circumference pumpkin weighing 125 pounds wins Yakima’s prize for the season in the window display at Cash & Briggs on North Second street. City bred pumpkins only. grown on Capitol Hill from a new French seed variety recently introduced.
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Messrs. Cash & Briggs
North Second Street
Yakima
North Yakima
Capitol Hill
Doctor Henry D. Pratt Relocates Offices
Doctor Henry D. Pratt moves his medical practice from the Sloan building to the Yakima National Bank building, seeking new office space and improved facilities.
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Henry D. Pratt
Sloan
Yakima National Bank
Y M C A Adopts 14900 Budget and Appoints New Directors
At a Y M C A board meeting, H A Cook was re appointed physical director, Guy Cook of Alpena S D was chosen religious and educational director, G B Frantz was named boys work director, ten committees were formed and the budget set at 149 50 for the year. The association year will begin in September.
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Guy Cook
Alpena, S. D
New Religious
G. B. Frantz Boys
Y. M. C. A. Board
Alpena
S. D
North Yakima
Dakota Weslyan
G. B. Frantz
Sioux City
Iowa
O. A
Helpin' Bill and Mandy in Curious Family Scene
A quirky excerpt shows Bill helping someone, Mandy aiding a mother, and the mother taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a family item. D. H. Fry offers the sale.
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Bill
Mandy
Mother
Hollister
D. H. Fry
James A Hawks Visits Former Associates in New York
James A Hawks of Phoenix New York has been visiting former business associates Fred Helton and J L Hughes recently and also attends to some business matters here and there.
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James A. Hawks
Phoenix
N. Y
Fred Helton
J. L. Hughes
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