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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1910

Page

6

Balance of Power Between Government and Business

St Paul dispatch quotes James J. Hill urging confidence and a return to common sense to end business paralysis. He criticizes fear of investment, cites a North American Review essay on conserving common sense, and argues for cautious government business adjustment to restore stability and credit.

ST. Paul James J. Hill Northwest United States Hill National Conservation Congress George Harvey North American Review

Insurgents Late to Name Judges In Washington Race

In Olympia September report from Seattle states insurgents planned to nominate five insurgent or progressive Republican candidates for the state supreme court to oppose five incumbent justices. Law requires nominations by minority parties be on primary day. Democrats may nominate within three weeks. Nomination timing for Republicans and the need to refile within sixty days are discussed.

Olympia Seattle State Supreme Court Supreme Court Supreme Bench Secretary of State

The prime requisite of changes essential to development

Elasticity ye the prime requisite of changes essential to development. Capital is timid. No court can impair vested interests. Confiscation is undreamed of compared to years ago. Disintegration does not destroy properties. The revolt against combinations yields to study and reason. Government must balance aggregations of interest with the people’s rights. Progress progresses along sane lines and safeguards property and human rights.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold at Clark’s Pharmacy

An early 20th century ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as regulators for brain and body health. It promises indomitable will and energy by correcting stomach liver kidneys and bowels disorders and lists Clark’s Pharmacy as the seller for 25 cents.

Dr. King Clark’s Pharmacy

Poindexter Career Highlights Early Life and Career

Poindexter born Memphis Tennessee April 22 1868 educated Fancy Hill academy Rockbridge County Virginia and Washington and Lee University receiving a Bachelor of Laws in 1891 began law practice in Walla Walla Washington October 18511 elected prosecuting attorney in November 1892 moved to Spokane 1897 served six years as assistant prosecuting attorney then judge of the superior court elected in 1904 Nominated for Congress in 1908 elected to the Sixty first Congress with 38369 votes over Democrat William Goodyear 23227 and Socialist E S Reinert 1280

Miles Poindexter Memphis, Tenn Fancy Hill Academy Rockbridge County Washington and Lee University Lexington Walla Walla Wash Walla Walla County Elizabeth Gale Page Spokane Spokane County Superior Court of the District Congress William Goodyear E. S. Reinert

We All Want Perfect Health Mrs Jacob Wilmert Lincoln NL

Mrs Jacob Wilmert of Lincoln NL reports recovering from kidney trouble backache and poor appetite after using Foley's Kidney Pills. She continued use for several weeks and now is in perfect health. For sale by North Yakima Drug Store.

Jacob Wilmert Lincoln Foley North

Council Wrath as Franchising Battle Rages Over North Coast Line

At North Yakima a heated council session centers on the North Coast franchise dispute with Attorney Henry J. Snively accusing the Northern Pacific of pressuring councilman Henry Schott. Snively cites Strahorn influence, Northwest railroad rivalries, and a planned Chestnut Street subway as pivotal issues in denying the North Coast access. The council adjourned to Wednesday to seek a resolution.

Henry Schott Northern Pacific Henry J. Snively North Coast Strahorn Schott Snively Yakima City Strahorn Road Spokane North Yakima Allen Chestnut Street

Street Lamps Prove Most Satisfactory in Trial

Four experimental lamps on Naches avenue between A and B streets were tested Friday evening after 7. City officials Mull Shorn Shaw Doolittle and light company Manager H F Way attended with private citizens. Tungsten burners 60 watt were tested and then 100 watt.

Naches Avenue Messrs Mull Shorn Shaw Doolittle H. F. Way Light Company

Genuine California Fig Syrup Co and imitations warned

A Watertown Wisconsin reader testifies that ten years of eczema resisted many remedies until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The passage urges buying genuine California Fig Syrup Co products to ensure benefits and avoid counterfeits. It mentions skin conditions and the salve's uses for eruptions boils and burns.

J. A. Swensen Watertown Wis Bucklen

Notable street lighting test sets Naches Avenue as model

A lighting test on Naches Avenue proposes 120 foot distance between intersections and eight foot ground level globes. Frosted globes used. Test specs will guide ornamental posts for a street lighting system expected to surpass the old arc system and make Naches Avenue a Northwest model residence street.

Naches Avenue

Ballinger Sued Over Land Dispute in Clovis NM

Emerson B. Smith a New Mexico realty operator sues in the District of Columbia Superior Court alleging the secretary acted without authority to reopen a land case near Clovis New Mexico after a final decision in Smiths favor. Smith acquired the land for 5000 dollars and faces ouster by a party challenging the decision pending a September 29 hearing.

Washington Ballinger District of Columbia Emerson B. Smith New Mexico Clovis N. M Smith

Bradley Sons Win Settlement Over Senator Brown Will

In Salt Lake City Sept 18 a settlement of $12 500 is reached in Mrs Anna Bradley v the estate of ex senator Arthur Brown. Brown shot and fatally wounded by Mrs Bradley in 1906 after severing ties. The will denied paternity to her two children Arthur and Martin Montgomery and left them nothing. The estate is slightly over $70 000.

Bradley Sons Salt Lake Anna Bradley Arthur Brown United States Utah

Progressives Claim Big Delegates Edge in Roosevelt Fight

In New York on September 19, supporters of Roosevelt claim progressives will control about 470 of the 1014 delegates to the Republican state convention. Lloyd Griscom, Roosevelt campaign manager, is cited as backing the claim against the old guard.

New York Lloyd Griscom Roosevelt Old Guard

Electric Bitters Endorsement From Kirkland Resident

Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois praises Electric Bitters as the matchless sonic medicine. She states it withstood a severe three month strain without breakdown, and recommends the product for restoring health and strength. Clark's Pharmacy sells it for 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.

J. E. van de Sande Kirkland, I.l Clark

Odd Fellows Predict 3 Million Members by 1919

Atlanta September 19 J B Goodwin grand secretary of the sovereign grand lodge predicts the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will reach 3 000 000 members by 1919 if current growth continues The 100th anniversary of the order falls in 1819 The convention opened today in Atlanta.

Atlanta Independent Order of Odd Fellows J. B. Goodwin Sovereign Grand Lodge

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