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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1910

Page

8

Yakima Area Deeds And Local Court Actions Reported

Property transfer for lots 9 and 10 in Yakima Orchard Tracts filed with county auditor. 20000 dollars. Marriage license issued to John Koempel and Matilda Schrader of Cowiche. Third action against J. W. Peters in Spokane Merchants Association suit for 454.98. Kruger promissory note 87.40, foreclosure in Lum versus Hughes case. Transcript of judgment 217.47 in Seattle Lumber Company v Chambers. Bromer files divorce action against Emanuel Bromer. Local notices on fair listings and community events. Gasoline car to Kennewick. North Coast railroad developments and street railway changes noted. Various social, educational, and business notes from North Yakima and Ellensburg regions.

Yakima C. E. Pigott John J. Miller John Koempel Matilda Schrader Cowiche J. W. Peters Superior Court Spokane Merchants’ Association Spokane Dry Goods Company Farmer Publishing Company Paul G. Kruger Charles E. Lum Lum John H. Hughes King County Seattle Lumber Company J. B. Chambers Rosella E. Bromer Emanuel E. Bromer Harry McSpadden W. W. White Commercial Club Seattle Walter B. Woods Shaw & Sons Pendleton Ind Woods Selah Indiana Ll. Genevieve Foulie Los Angeles California O. A. Clark Nob Hill Doreas Band The Baptist Church Lucy Marble South Winches Bertha Mavern

Dan Patch wins with 2 08 and 1 3 races

Junior Dan Patch takes the lead with a best time of 2 08 1 3. Troop H of the First Cavalry U S Army reports limited danger from fires near Mount Adams and is slated for duty at Yellowstone Park per Lieut Herman Kobbe.

Dan Patch First Cavalry U. S. Army Mount Adams Yellowstone Park Herman Kobbe

Alfalfa Notes From Toppenish And Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Johnson of Toppenish have been in Alfalfa the past few days. Prof Edwards arrived Saturday and will begin school work Monday. Mrs E Johns made a business trip to North Yakima Thursday. Mrs Roy Rarick returned Monday from Burton Washington where she visited her father for ten days. Miss Vivian Mathis visited friends in Orchardial Sunday. Roy Rarick was a business caller in Toppenish Friday. Mr FE Johns made a business trip to Ellensburg Monday. Leon Gelhart broke his arm unloading wood last Wednesday. Owing to Labor Day R F D vacation carrier Geo Mathis spent the day in North Yakima visiting friends.

Puget Sound University G. H. Hougfsh Seattle J. M. Brown Ellensburg Mollie Joseph R. Marshall Cumberland A. L. D. Lawrence Chicago William Andrews San Francisco Nob Hill Eileen White Ellensburg Normal School W. R. Weisle Kennewick Granger North Coast Railroad Columbian River North Yakima Street Railway Company North Coast Getreet Ahtanum George Shellienberger A. W. Yocom E. J. Crandell J. McGinnist C. L. Pierce Ranier Ore Mr. Pierce M. I Oakes Charles Hannold Yakima Bud" Robinson Texas Nazarene Church Capitol Hill Portia Club Mia J. B. Shannon McKenzie & Kraus Kraus Albuquerque Washington N. M W. F. Friend Lower Naches Annia H. L. Smith W. E. Smith T. W. Osborne Heman Hunt Granville Lowther Spokane Chamber of Commerce H. C Davis North Yaakim R. M. Sebastian Portland Johnson Toppenish Prof. Edwards E. Johns Roy Rarick Burton Wash Vivian Mathis Orchardial FE. Johns Leon Gelhart Geo. Mathis

Wall Street Trust in Wall Street Averted by Public

At the Waldorf Astoria two men discuss a wary investing public. They note stock manipulation and predatory wealth among leaders and name Standard Oil and copper cotton wheat pools. Nineteen of the fifty men passing by have been indicted for exploiting the public. none convicted, many shielded by high status, prompting caution toward The Street.

New York Wall Street Vlal Street Standard Oil Legion of Honor Waldorf-Astoria

Father Refused To Pay Daughter's Care, Suit Filed

Bertha Towne sues Aushorn Leach in Superior Court claiming four years of support for Leach's minor daughter and $491.20 owed after receiving only 1008 since September 1906. She alleges a home-for-care bargain and seeks garnishment action to recover 451.20 plus monthly support.

Aushorn Leach Bertha Towne Leach

Guardian Petition Seeks Lad's Oversight in Superior Court

William BB. Newcomb filed Tuesday in the superior court for guardianship of Lloyd W. Lovell aged 18 alleging lack of guardian and ownership of real and personal property valued around 10000 dollars. A nomination of appointment by the lad accompanied the petition.

Lad Lloyd W. Lovell William BB. Newcomb Superior Court

Hub Cigar Store Closed After Judgment for Goods Sold

Deputy Sheriff James Dew acting for Yakima Grocery company closed the Hub cigar store Tuesday. The action followed a judgment for goods sold and delivered, amounting to 299.20, against owner Robert Cameron.

James Dew Yakima Grocery Company Hub Cigar Robert Cameron

Muggsy McGraw talks ball and grades women in baseball

Cincinnati dispatch reports on John McGraw nickname origins and his views on baseball leadership compares manager duties to teaching. He rejects superstition, says women attend games are key to popularity, and explains the nickname Muggsy tied to bossy talk. Also mentions Rainier travel book by Williams with alpine scenes and pricing.

Cincinnati John McGraw New York Giants McGraw Mugegesy Pease Harlin Muggsy McGraw Muggsy Mr. McGraw New York Mugeggsy McGraw

Mount Rainier Among Five Subjects Of Sketch

Newcomers to Washington remark on the mountains influence in daily life. The piece notes how Rainier shapes attitudes from Seattle to Yakima and contrasts with Baker on the coast. It discusses superstition and the mountain as a force, calling it a grand isolated peak taller than most U.S. summits except Whitney.

Washington Seattle Tacoma Rainier Yakima Adams Mt. Baker Craters Hood St. Helen's Shasta United States Mt. Whitney California John H. Williams

Tim Lynch 18 Enters Valley Obituary of Pioneer

Timothy Joseph Lynch, aged 78, died at his home 116 South Nadhes after a gastritis attack. He leaves a widow, seven children including Timothy L. Lynch and Dr. C. J. Lynch, plus siblings, with a long life as an Irish born ship carpenter turned orchard owner. Funeral at St. Joseph's Catholic church.

Timothy Joseph Lynch South Nadhes Lynch Katherine Lynch Timothy L. Lynch The Taylor Produce Company C. J. Lynch Harry Myers R. E. Bailey John H. Lynch North Yakima P. J. Lynch Buhl Idaho Ireland San Francisco Portland Chehalis

W C T U Meeting Sets State Convention

Local temperance groups plan a October convention in the Christian church with speakers and large East Side attendance. North Yakima unions held planning meetings at Mrs L H Roberts home and at the Frances Willard union church, with delegates to be entertained by members. After the convention unions aim to engage in the local option campaign. A joint meeting of the Two North Yakima unions is slated for next Tuesday in the Christian church basement.

North Yakima Union L. H. Roberts Frances Williard Evangelical Church Christian Church North Yakima

Roosevelt and Old Guard Retain Edge After NYC Primaries

In New York City primaries Theodore Roosevelt and his old guard rivals kept standing. Roosevelt supporters held Manhattan while the old guard won 109 of 142 delegates in Kings County. They also claim delegations in Queens and Richmond counties.

Teddy New York New York City Theodore Roosevelt Old Guard Friends of Roosevelt Manhattan Kings County Queens Richmond

Thompson’s bootlegging arrest follows county jail release

Frank Thompson, known locally, was freed Monday after 30 days for vagrancy but was arrested Tuesday by Patrolman Hodges and jailed for bootlegging. He had just qualified to vote and said he planned to back Sheriff Jasper Day despite his harsh confinement. He described jail as painful and refused to work on the chain gang, ending up on bread and water most days.

Frank Thompson Hodges Thompson Jasper Day Sheriff

Knights of Pythias Homecoming Seeks Yakima Roll Call

Knights of Pythias in North Yakima plan a homecoming week with a roll call on the night of October 5. About 500 members are expected to attend in person or send greeting letters. A committee led by Herbert Shaw and George H. Ingham will run the event, with an entertainment panel of Hall Ayres and Inman. Senator Jones may speak, and a rich musical program plus refreshments are planned. The gathering aims to launch a winter meeting series for the order.

Knights of Pythias North Yakima Herbert Shaw B. Mc Hall G. USA Sy. A. Cash George H. Ingham Messrs. Hall Ayres Inman Senator Jones

Millionaire Bishop Faces Divorce Obstacle Over Future Marriage

William D. Bishop, heir to railroad wealth, loves widow Pauline Valente but his separated wife refuses to grant a divorce. He fears a Reno decree could threaten his estate after death, while Mrs. Bishop remains indifferent to his pleas and blocks a new marriage.

New York William D. Bishop New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Pauline Valentine Financial

City Council Considers Rail Franchise Extensions and Street Vacations

City officials led by Councilman Schott and City Engineer Doolittle outlined conditions for First and Second avenues after the railroad arrives. Dr Granville Lowther Rev A H Henry W L Wright and others urged more transportation lines for the valley fruit trade. The franchise committee may renew North Coast rights with vacation of A and Spruce streets between First and Second avenues and alleys in its property, while seeking overhead crossings or subways via agreement with Strahorn. The meeting voiced support for extending the request with separate stipulations to follow.

Schott Doolittle Second Avenues Granville Lowther A. H. Henry W. L. Wright Valley North Coast Mr. Strahorn Strahorn

Arnica Salve Cures Eczema After Ten Years

J A Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 18 doctors failed. The remedy treats skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles. 25 cents at Clark's Pharmacy.

J. A. Swensen Watertown Wis Bucklen Clark’s Pharmacy

Through Rate Arguments for Fruit Dealers and Shippers

A statement argues that granting favorable through rates for fruit dealers will boost business and entitlement. It asserts display at points of sale is equivalent to storage on a wagon or platform and urges buyers to choose this method if beneficial. The speaker calls for railroads to grant concessions and for support to secure better terms.

Change of Land District Boundaries in Washington

President issues executive order transferring part of Yakima Indian Reservation from Vancouver and Walla Walla districts to North Yakima district. Effective October 1, 1910, Vancouver and Walla Walla land offices will stop related business after September 30, 1910. Fred Dennett signs as Commissioner of the General Land Office.

Yakima Vancouver Walla Walla Washington United States Vancouver and State of Washington North Yakima City of Washington District of Columbia A. D Fred Dennett General Land Office

Time of Hearing on Ditter Estate Accounts

In Yakima County Washington the court sets September 17 1910 at 1 30 p m for hearing final account report petition for distribution and petition for discharge of administrator Phil A Ditter administrator of the estates of Henry and Katherine Ditter deceased Notice published in the Yakima Herald and posted in public places provides opportunities to file written exceptions by interested parties Aug 18 1910.

Yakima County State of Washington Henry Ditter Katherine Ditter Phil A. Ditter Katherine Dittter Court House North Yakima Washington E. B. Cresap North Yakima Superior Court A. W. Barr

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