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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
&oaiFom etues @aseas NIT einer
StraRenbabn=gar.

CHARLES @nttel, elm 2utf4er Der
Rer&ants 9eat & 2igbt Co., tpurbe
9sitsrn BET sinem 3uiammenioB feines
Bagsns mil sinsm Strabsnbabnmagsn
i9tuer oerlest unb uurbe i'm ffdbtif@en
arantsnwagsn In boffnungsloiem gu.
ftanbe nod bem 6oipital gebra9t. mo
CT turae 3eit oarauf isinsn gerlsbun-
gen erlag.
gatteq tam aus Der Dbip Strabs
nn9efabren unb iab ben 8rigbimopb.
@assn, wel4er In boiler Gabrt angs'
fauff fam, ni9t eber, big er auf
ben S9isnsn Der Strabsnbabn mar.
Bepor Der 9utf&er aus benz @sIeiIs
tommsu tunnte, srfolste bsr3uiammsn.
HOs. Sur9 ben Stob uurbe CT 3u
Bobsn asi9lsubsrt unb srlitt sinsn
i9meren S9doslbru9. Der Wagen unh
bas pferb tuurbsn ni6t perIsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Snbianapplts Snb, Dpnneraae, 90 September 1905
Yoli;ei=M Mntomobil
Su8t ghef Nesser au erIansen.

Jaus fi4 Der Wuni9 unieres poli.
3st9sfs WeBser erfaQt, bann tpebe be-
men. pel4e bie Oroinan3en our &egu.
lirung Der Observation-Disclosures tber'
treten.
Gin erobes $4,000 Mutcmobil m69te
Der @bsf gum gebrauas Der poli3ei an
gei4afft ieben. Dos Muto lou gruB
genug iein, um cine Nnsabl perfonen
3u balten unb baKslbe parbe nur In
ytotbfdaen our 0ertuenbung geIangen.
gsi Gufrtibren ). 9. f6nnten In einem
iOl3sn @sfdbrte genf9enb 2eute i4nea
CUR Steae geianot merben.
@inbreaern tbnnte man Qlsi4fals
gsnhgeno poli3si auf ben 9als beBen.
um cine 6eifnabme berfelbsn au earan.
tiren. 9lu9 In Worbfduen f0nnten
Getettibs In 9r6bsrsr Mn3abl CUR STEELE
gsianot meroen, ebe ss benz W6rbsr ge'
linet feline SIu&t au bspsrffelligen.
Sn 9unoerten ponJdaen whroe Elm osrs
artiges @sfdbrt fid brau&bar ertpetien.
SOpsit oie gsbisnung bsRelbsn In Ans
betra4t geaogen wirb, t6nnten unter
ben poli3iffen genhgenb fdbise Wann.
f4aften aus9eiu9t tpsrben. Gin $4,000.
gluto wtrbe elm grobss unb auber.
gem6bnli9 idnelIes @efdbrt iein. uno
ba bafelbe 3u ieber 3sit bisnfbsreit
iein utirbe. t6nnte In 0otbfdaen bel
3sit geuonnen tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Ysrional= =Nott3.

Serr.Saco 9oof, Bruber
bon Ssrrn Nuguif 6oof. bsfanb R&
sinigs 8ags bier auf gsiua. 9err Soot
iff Superintsnoent Der &eno Brauerei
au Rsno, Nspaba.
Sn Der Smmanuels Rirde @Ge pros
feet uno Nstu Ssriep 6tr.. fano gefern
Nbenb bis 8rauung bon 9errn grn +
g S9uIs NIT 5rl. Bsrtba gm =
m | I'd fatt.
Na9 benz fir9ii9sn $rauunssafte
bsriammeltsn fd bie 6odseitsgdfs.
tiber 100 an Der 3abI I'm 9auie Der
grauteltern, on Der Mabiion Mbs..
itibli9 bon Der Stabt9ren3e. no bas
Tsftmabl ferbirt wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
e@le@te 8efaunti@aft
Ra@t Elm 2anbonfeI in SnbianappIiB.

Die Habler.pol tai 4 { n
amsoen uno Burris murben 9sffern
nod benz Ben our 6otel gerufsn, mo
Der gefber einen getuiRen @iliam s..
grmin bon Bra3il. Sno., feffbielt, Der
bes DiebfabIs bef9uIbi9t uorben mar.
Sterling 8bompion bon Wilow
8ran&, Snb., fam 9efern Worgen
nod Snbianapolts. um Mrbeit au iu.
den. Ct murbe NIT grpin befannt,
Der ibm bas 0sriprs9en ma9te, ibm
am Na&mittag Mrbeit 3u bsrf9affen.
Sic gingen auf ibr 3immsr TN Ben
6ur'6otel, unb ba $bompfon mabe
NOR. Ieste er i& i&Iafen. als fein
Stubengenohe glaubte. bob er einge'
i&lafen iei. unterfu&te er bic 3af8en
oes Rubenben unb nabm @slo. &aRr.
meier unb anbere @egenifdnbe an fi&.
Inter ben sntmsnbeten Sa9sn bsfanb
fi1 au3 ein GROCER Gent aus bem Sabre
1853, ben $bompion bes Nlters tpegen
aufbemabrt bate. Beim @rwa9en
bermibte $bompfon feline SaGen unb
ma9te osm 9otelier Nelbuns. Dieter
rief fofort bie poIi3ei berbsi, mel&e,
als He ben Sa&berbaIt erfubr, bte 8a.
i&en bon Srwin unteriu9te, wobsi Der
grobe Gent unb bic tbrigen Sa9en
gefunben murben. Der ueberraf&te
uurbe fofort berbaftet uno nod Der
ffdotii&en Baftiae abgefiibrt, mo man
ibn tuegen 2lsinbisbfabls budts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Gin neues, BET Blutunsen an3uluen.
bsnbss Seilmittsl, muros gsifern burd
bic Nsssrin Nslis Wewton. 1913 Of
Is. Strabe, our 2enntnib Der Gispen.
fariumsdrate sebra&t.
Nsllie, bic am Nbsnbs borbsr NIT
i6rer &afsgsnOffn @Oloie 8Oaro bon
go. 1888 WartinbaIs Nbsnue In Streit
gerietb, NOR bon bieier CUR 8orbsrtbtr
binausbusfiri morben, batte bann aber
periu&t, burd bic 9intertbir bic ibr
peri4lofenen Salen wieber 3u be.
treten.
@olbie, mslds bon bieier MbH9t
gfslies eine abnuna gebabt gu baben
i4eint, fano 9erabs TN gegriffe ben
gintritt bur9 edIisbsn Der 85hre au
psrtpebren. Nellie frsdts ben arm bor
unb berfu&te bur9 einen Druid gsgen
oas Gsnfsr benz 9ruds.bOn innsn Wi.
berfanb au lsiffen. Wis nun ni4t ans
oers 3u sruartsn, gab ocs Gsnfer na4
unb Nsllis sos ben 2tirasren.
Die glutungen bette He nit benz
Ofenruiie sefint, inbem He einfa& bie
grobsn S9nittwunben NIT sinem aus
RuB unb Blut 9sbiloeten Ritt outlet.
ferts.
I'm Worsen batte fie bann gum
Dispsniarium teIepbonirt unb um
drstli&e Ollie gebeten, bod eri&ienen
ffatt Der Der srIsbntsn Dispeniariums>
bottoren bie gefar8teten &abIer'
poli3ifen Shine unb e&langen,
wel8e bann nod sinsm tur3em 2reu3.
perb6re biegei9i9ts bss borbersebenosn
absnos bon Teuis In grfabrung ss.
bra&t. unb bisis fomobI oils au& Sol.
ote binter oie f9wscii4en @arbinen
bef6rberten.
Die @irfung bes nsuartigen DELL.
mitteIs, ioueit bie poli3eianseIesenbeit
In getra&t fommt, mar bon Neqie M.
tirIi& ni&t poraus9eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Yolitii&e Yrobltme.
Gampasne pirb in 8iirse Beginner.

I'm i'm Stanbs su isin In Warion
@Ountp In Der tommenbsn Wabl
StimmsWai&insn our Nnmsnbung 3ll
bringen, tpurbe tpie befannt bas @ountp
neu eingetbeilt unb anfatt Der frtiber
uorbanbenen 280 prseincts adblt es
oeren isbt nur 1873.
Die gountp. aomitss beiber eroben
parteien fnb tibsr bisie neue 9inriG'
tung ni&t DEFENDERS srfreut, aumal
man befhr6tet, baB es unm6gli& istn
tpirb, Tn groBsn prseinets bte @dbler
3ur etsle su bsfbrbern. Ulit bisfsm
3u9lsi3 1T su beoenten. baB Die isBt
boppslt 10 erobsn 9ifritte nod pis
nor nur einen Committeeman baben,
Der bic @dbIsr 3ur stsas brinsen iol.
Sn anosren Worten, bte Dtfritts fnb
10 psrgr6bert. bab istsr bic boppslts
ansabI BdbIsr entbdlt. bic SdIfts
tpsl1sr einsn boppslt tpeitsn Wse 3ur
Wablfeae 3uriid3ulegen bat, unb nur
bic 6dlfts Der gommittssmdnner, um
oie @dbler 3ur grfaquns ibrer pfi1t
3u ermuntern.
Die 8orfbsr bes @ablfomites 9e.
oenfen Anfan9s Der nd4fen Wo4e
TIRE 6auptquartiere 3u er6fnen unb
fur bts Wabl pOr3uarbeitsn. Die aan-
bibaten perbsn slsi9faus attip ii9 be.
tbeiligen, uno In nd9fer Wo&e mirb
bsrsits eine fori&e &sonertampagns
in's @erf geIebt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Sttmms Der et&erbeits= =4eb bSrse

Sn Der geifrigen sibuns Der ei9er.
belts Beb6rbe murbsn foIgenbe Yos
lisiifen ernannt unb bsretbiat:
Gbarles Straub, 1873 Wef Megarip
Strabe, &ep.; Mrtbur .. Ne8ee, 4
gaffsrn Mpe. &ep.: 6ueb q. 5orb.
709 Norb Senate Mbe., Dem.; 6arrp
8. lllrep. 10l $rumball Str., Rsp.
Charles 8. 8brustsr, zoos q. Senate
Abe., Midael 9unter, 200 %. South
6tr.. @eorge s. Greeman, 548 Glsts
der abe., @berp s. putnam unb Nm.
Ballard uurben fur bis dratli9e Inter.
fu&ung borgemertt. Sa teins tpsitsren
@ei&dfte porlasen. 10 trat Dertaeune
etn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
9te 0aslampem Mmseleseabett.

Sn Be3ug auf bie @as. unb Wapor.
2ampen. tpuroen anf&einenb teine tuei'
teren S9ritte unternommsn. unb bis
bahtn beibt i'm Suifern fiben. Der NIT
Der Gun gapor Sight 60. abpei&Iof.
iene Contract mtrb nod @hdtebr bss
Wapors biellsi&t nod sinmal 3nr
Sur&f&t seIangen, unb mtrb aud
wabri&einli& NIT einiasn bsissfhsten
Aenoerunssn fpdter anaenommsn tusr.
ben. yeO& einmal ansebote einfor-
bern. @ontracte aufisbsn unb bann bie.
felben bur& bic reselrs&te Woutine se.
ben Iafen. marbe Wonate bausrn unb
whrbe tpabri&einIi& rre&t bunile Mtn-
terabenoe" TN @sfolss babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Glue &etie tn bte 8erse.
Sieiise Deuti9e beseben ii9 in bic NiIbnib.

gefsrn Nbenb traten 6srr Nlbsri
2ieber, 2eut. Rubolpb 2ieber, 2eut.
6srbsrt unb 6err %. 8. Naib eins
&eiie nod ben @ebirgen Wontana's
an. uo bieieIben etma A Bis 5 Dodsn
Der Sago uno bem 2ebsn In Der WiIb'
niB mibmen wsrbsn. Sn Sbu5o tper.
ben bie &siIenbsn NIT benz frhber BIER
anidffgen 8antisr 9err 4ettenbaG
sufammentrefen. Der R1 Der @siiege.
feai9aft anf9liebsn wirb. Die &si.
fsnben gsbenfen fi9. untsr 2situne BON
bewdbrten pfabinosrn melt tibsr bic
@ren3en Der @ibiIifation binaus gu be-
seben, um bunhsrts bonWsilsn bon Der
ndaften Mnfieoluns entfernt, grholuna
In Der Natur su iu@sn.
Uait 90 pferbsn unb 5 padsieln
wirb bie Rarawane mad benz inueren
Der 8srgs aufbrs4en. unb bis on bic
tanaoii&e 2tife pOr3ubriusen fuden.
Cine &aritdt unter ben padsIsln iH
Der @fel benz bie frii9en gier aufge'
bhrost usrben. Gsrfelbe iff 10 breifrt.
oab sr allen 6inoerniiien iOrsfdltiq
aus benz Wsge sebt. uno 10 ein Ger
bre4en Der ibm aufsspadtsn biff3ilsr
Btiroe nerbinbert.
Die &eiienben, uel9e bon einem
5hbrer, Dem 2o4e uno einem pfsrbs
tunbigen bsgIeitet finb, tperben grobe!
Wilo ausi&Iisbli9 iasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
3wsi OSerationen 3aslei&
@eIansen i'm SoipitaIe sur Musfiibruns.

3pet Spsrationen murben i'm 2oufe
Der Wo9s i'm staotbofpitaI au slet&er
3sit unternommsn uno beioe tuerben
anf9sinsnb bon grfoIs beslsitet fein.
Wiliam Abams, elm Mafdintff,
murbs por stnisen Sassn bel einem
Sabrfuhlunfalle idper berlest. Sin
i9psrss Gsui9t bate ibm ben Arm
esbro9sn, unb 3uar 10, oab Der ano'
den blObsslegt wuroe. Die Wunbe
IisB f9 obns 6autberpfan3un9 ni4t
bsilsn, unb bic 5rags, wobsr bic n6'
tbige Saui au nsbm.n, ma9te ben
Asrstsn bisle Sor9en.
gu sIei9er 3eit lag i'm @Ountp' 'afpl
cine 6arbige. bsren 5ub In elmer bers
artiasn Wsiis berlebt mar, baB eine
Mmputation unum9dnsli9 n6tbia
murbs. Die Mer3te bei6lofsn beibe
Operationsn auglsi4 aus3ufi6ren.
Die 5arbise wuroe nod benz 9ospital
ssbradt, nno bic n6tbiae 6aut tpurbs
benz 3u ampuiisrenben 8sine entnons
men. Sieielbs fdn9t on 3u uadisn
uno bic 5drbung Der 6aut bat fid
i9on Der msibsn 6autfarbe betrd9tli9
gsndbsrt. 0a9 Ingabe Der Aer3te
pirb biefelbe BET erfol9ter b6ai9er 6si.
lung psib isin. 9as Ssin Der Grau
puros slsi9 nod Der 5autOerpHan3ung
amputirt unb bisislbs tpurbs ins
@outp.AipI surtid6ef6roert, mo- aud iie
Der @snsiuns snt9egen gebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Das 2amton. @ot.nment
2anst tint 5ieiisen 3oIlan,te on.

Die In paris anssfertisis Statue oss
Generals 6enrp %. 2amton, lanete
gshern I'm biefsen 3oaamte on. Man
glaubt, bab bisielbe bereits i'm Nobem.
Der entbtillt tuerben mirb. Gas pros
gramm mirb ein grobartigss tpsrbsn
unb ss wuroen Wori4ldgs eema&t,
prdRoent Reoiebelt unb Setretdr 8aft
3u ben Jsierli9teiten ein3ulaben. Der
bon Der @ommiifon 3u erudblenbe
Stanoplab fir bas Wonument pirb
b6&f uabri9einli9 auf benz freien
plaBs bsim @ourthauie iein, bod Be.
3tgIi9 Der senauen Sage III f9 bic
@Ommiifon ielber nod ni&t einig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Sas Se@nii@e Snfitnt.
Na9frasen na4 S4iiIern befeIben.

Die sdulsn oss Seanii4en Snffi'
tuts tpurben esffern er6ffnet, bod fnb
iotpsit nod niat ale S9hler beheIbsn
eingetretsn.
Or. g. 8. 9idep, prdRbsnt bss
Snffitutes bieIt eine anipra1e. gr
bena1ridtists bic Gahlsr. bab sas
anbsrwcrts 10 beliebts v5a5irs" i'm
8sdnii6en Snffitute ni6t seoulbet
mirb. usbsrtreter weroen ausgepieisn
unb perben niht tpieber In bis Qlafen
nufssnommsn. Ser 3wsd bes Sn>
fiitutss", iasts Der prdFbent, viff Der,
iunaen Wdnnern unb Mdb9en hie @es
Isssnbsit 3u gsbsn, f9 ffr's gei9dft'
Ii9e 2sbsn bor3ubsrsiten unb usnn ihr
bisiss Sniiiiut berIabt, tperben MIR ber.
iu9sn, sud quite etsllsn gu usri9afs
fen."
%. 6. Smith, Der 9ireftor bes Sns
fiituis, ia9te. baB bas Snffiut anffel-
lunssn fur stua 500 iunge 2eute babe.
iobnIo bisislbsn In ben bsridisosnsn
gran9sn bss Snfiiu:es ibre Gusbils
oungen bollenost baben.
Die i'm lsBten Jrhbiabr bur4 5eusr
3erif6rte BibliOtbef oes Snfituts ioll
tpiebsr er6ffnst tperbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Setteral 6ottberttettr
Der Ybiltppinett
Wsit militGriI9en Gbrsn sinssiebt.

Wanila, 20. Sspt. Sames s.
Smith puros bsuts 0ormittag als @e'
neral. .8ouperneur Der pbilippinsn, Sns
isln eingsisbt. @robe 8oltsmengen
mo6nten DER 8ruppsnparaos bel. Der
neue 8oupsrneur ermdbnts in ieiner
anfpra9e, bob sr bic bon WeRinlep
unb 8aft eingsi9lasene &i4tung, bas
Bolt ftir Sslbfrssierung 3u er3ieben,
meter fHbrsn tpsroe. Der 3urhdtre
tenoe @sneral Sos uiro Wanila an
Sonning psrlaHsn, um na& Sapan
ab3ursiisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

anf einen gsrbaftsbsfsbl, BON
Sos. %. Wnp, 902 Stb Senate Npe,
eripirft, tuuroe ssfiern %. 8. Garter,
3O7 Weif Megartp Str, bon ben Bs.
amien Wulbibin. 2unb unb @arrinesr
arretirt. @arter uirb anseflast, benz
Wap $116.45 enttuenbet 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
S6otlt@ berlett.
etrabenbabnansefteIItsr falt pom Dassor

Sm Ftdbtii9en Rrantenmagen tuuros
beuie Worssn fur3 bor 2 tl6r Der Ron.
buttsur S:sriss Der Sainois Straben.
Iinie na9 benz fdbtifdsn 6oipital ge.
bra9t. 9srislbs mar In Der Ndbe
81. unb Sninois StraBe bon feinem
@agsn ssfalsn uno batte fi4 einen
e9abslbru9 susssOsen. Die 5rau oss
gerlsstsn tpurbs iOfOrt NIT sinem Spe'
3iaI Gtrabsnbabnpaggon bon ibrer
@ubnuna, 924 ROrb Sacoma apenus.
on bas 2ranf.nlager bss S4wsrpsrleb'
ten ssbra9t. Ssarisg 1T beute Dor
mittag ieinsn gerleBungen erle3en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Der AppeIIattonsfaII
bes Sobn 6arrtneton, Der eegen ben
poli3ei&ef Mebser bic 8ei&uloiguns
bes Angriffs erboben bate, murbe auf
antraa bss etaatsantldeers TN arimi.
nal9eri9te bsrmorfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
@ottIieb 2eutb rbt,
yOie sematbli@e Gde",
Gde NobIe uab Martet Str.

9rei 2abe. gissntbum bon
2afapette 6attp, 1862 6arris Mpenue.
usl3s gsiisrn turs nod 8 llbr bon elmer
Snterurban Gar tibsrfabren purben,
mubten bon benz 86isri9ubtsamten
Artsl srf9oHsn ,perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Qiemeper's @igarrsn.g gsi9dft bsfin.
bet R4 istt TN Arcabs, 3immer IA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
gfemes Wittel sesem 8lmtumsem

8pn Der Neserin gseIIie gteipton erfunben.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-11
$1,000 PRIZES FOR FRUIT EXHIBIT
Total Premiums in These Departments
Increased from $3.50 to $3.50.

Five thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars in premiums in the fruit and
vegetable departments are offered this
year by the Spokane Interstate Fair,
as against $1750 offered in the same
departments last year. This years
Fair opens September "a and will last
two weeks instead of one as hereto
fore. and in every way will be more
than twice as strong. Contests be-
tween the counties will be chief among
the attractions, for the Spokane Cham
Der of Commerce has donated $4,000
for premiums to be given to the coun-
ties or districts making the best ex-
hibts of fruits and grains so prepared
that they can be kept in a permanent
exhibit. The first prize will be $1,000
cash; the second, $500; the third, $500;
the fourth, 5000, and the balance will
be divided between the other counties
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-11

as we'll as prevent many from atend-
ing by reason of their age and infirm-
ity. now debarring them from any
pay roll, and many are solely depend
ent on their little pension for mainten-
ance.
Therefore. BE 1t Resolved by this
Mead post No. ., department of Wash
ington and Alaska, in special session.
that we demonstrate against this rate
of the Northern Pacific railroad as be-
ing unfair and unjust. discriminating
against the comrades of the Pacific ter
ritory, and we appeal to our depart
ment commander. c. b. Dunning. of
Spokane, to use every effort in his pow
err in comforting with General Tanner.
our commander in chief, for a readjust-
ment of rates whereby the old veterans
can have a fair deal, stopping not
short, IL necessary, of calling the en-
campment off entirely, as was done at
prior time, and secured the desired
result, and this post will acquiesce in
the result of their earnest efforts cheer
fully, but stand solid for non-attend-
ance in case this rate is not modified.
POST COMMANDER.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-11
WILL RAISE DRAFT HORSES.
Abner GifFin Will Establish Farm Near
MabtOn For That Purpose.

Abner Giffin, a gentleman of means,
whose home is in Seattle, was in the
city Saturday. He has just purchased
fine section of land near Mabton,
which he will put under irrigation by
pumping water. When it's cultivation
Is made possible. Mr.. Giffin will estab-
lish upon 1t horse farm, and will
go into the business Of raising horses
on a large SCALE
my idea," he said yesterday, will
be to produce fine draft horses-noth-
ing but drafts of largest size. These
are the horses to raise for profit in
this state at this time. will not try
to sell anything under 1400 pounds.
Anybody with a we'll bred mare of
1900 pounds or over wishing to sell
the same may hnd a purchaser in me.
II have had experience in this line.
and the business will not be new to
me. will start the farm right away,
and before fall will have choice lot
Of stock upon It,"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-11
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.
Henry H. kOhls. Who Came Here Re-
Gently From Minnesota.

Henry H. Kohls died from the eff
fects of heart failure at the home of
his son. Henry Kohls. at Ill north
Sixth street, Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock. He was 67 years Of age. The
deceased is survived by a wife and
eleven children. FIVE sons and six
daughters. The five sons and one
daughter are living here and the other
flve daughters were expected to arrive
yesterday. but owing to some delay
they will not arrive here until next
Tuesday.
Mr.. Kohls was the father Of the
Kohls brothers. proprietors of the
Kohls shoe store. He arrived here from
Shakopee. MIMI, a few days ago. He
was complaining before leaving the
east. After arriving his condition grew
worse until yesterday afternoon when
he died suddenly.
Mrs. II. H. Schott is a sister OF the
deceased's wife. Funeral arrangements
have been postponed until the arrival
of the daughters from the east.
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Courthouse Notes.

Florence E. McClain was granted a
decree of divorce from her husband,
Charles w. McClain, Friday, in
her complaint she alleges that they
they were married January 4, 1887, in
Goldendale; that on July 2, 1906, her
husband threatened to kill her, caus-
ing her great mental anxiety and nerv-
Gus prostration; that he struck, choked
and abused her in other ways. Notice
of summons was waived by defendant
and the case was permitted to come
to hearing at once. Each party was
allowed to hold their own separate
property acquired before and during
the nuptial relations.
The county commissioners adjourned
Friday to meet on Monday, July 16.
Before adjourning, they awarded the
contract for the new county jail cells
to the Yakima Hardware company,
representing the Champion Iron COM
pany of Canton, Ohio. The considera-
ton was 1916. The Champion Iron
company is the largest Jail manufac-
turing company in the United States.
There were five bidders in the field.
The Yakima Hardware company, be-
ing the lowest bidder, was awarded
the contract
The report Of the jury commission
ers of this county was received Satur-
day by Judge Rigg. There were 900
names placed in the box. The jury
commissioners were T. q. Rerfeld and
Frank Horsley. They completed their
report last Friday. It was accepted by
the court yesterday and turned over
into the custody Of the clerk for keep
ing until they are needed to draw a
Jury again.
In the case OF George McCaskey VS..
Abner ]. Smith, an action involving the
title Of land valued at $4,000 located
near Zillah. was decided in favor of
the plaintiff, who is the Northern Pa
cilc ticket agent at st. Paul. Attorneys
Roberts and Brewster represented the
plaintiff and Attorneys Snively and
Prebble the defendants.
The court denied a new trial in the
case Of Alex Starrett VS.. T. A. Wheeler.
At the June term of court the plaintiff
obtained a judgment of $3.50 for two
horses belonging to him that he al
legged to have placed in the pasture of
horses strayed away and were lost
whereupon plaintiff brought action to
recover their value. Defendant made a
motion to be granted a new trial, which
was denied.
A decree of distribution in the es-
tate Of the late James Longmire, who
died in Thurston county, this state,
September is. 1897. was nled in the
auditors office yesterday. The decree
was issued by Judge Lynn Of Olympia
and copies were filed in four counties
in which the deceased owned property,
which was valued at about $4,000.
The court adjourned to meet on Sep
TENDER 5.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
G. A. n. Kicks Against Discrimin alton
in Rates.

Whereas, 1t appears that the West
ern Passenger association. whose head
quarters are established in Chicago,
Pacific railroad establishes the passen-
ger rates for the annual encampment
of the G. A. R. association, and
Whereas. The rate paid from North
Yakima. Wash, to Denver, Col, in 1905
was $5270 for round trip. while Min
neapolis, Mimi; Cincinnati, Ohio, and
points in Missouri of similar distance,
paid only $21, or whereabouts, and
Whereas, 1t has appeared for the
last two years that the Pacific states,
in the terms put by our president,
Theodore Roosevelt, have not had a
square deal, and
Whereas, The rates now just pub
lished and sent out from Portland by
the Northern Pacific officials OF $500
for round trip, more by $4,000 than was
paid last year by passengers from Min
neapolis to the Denver encampment,
and the regular tourist rate either
way being only $3.50, while at stated
periods the Northern Pacific railroad
sells tourist tickets at $25 from Min
neapolis to all Pacific points up to
Portland, Ore, and
Whereas. The present rates were not
given out until after the close Of our
department encampment, cutting out
the opportunity for remonstrance by
that convention, and that by this high
rate 1t will work a hardship on all the
comrades that would like to attend
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Declared a Dividend.

At the first annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Yakima Savings &
Loan association of North Yakima, held
in the offices of Attorney L. H. Roberts
Friday night, the presidents report
was heard and directors and officers
were reelected.
The annual report was very crafty
ing to all concerned. showing that there
was an s per cent dividend declared
on the proceeds, and 10 per cent was
placed in the reserve fund. Following
are the directors: w. A. Bell, f. O.
Keck, A. B. Wood, p. A. Otter. H. H.
Schott H. NJ. Grover and Geo. Donald
The officers are: Geo. Donald, presi-
dent; NJ. H. Grover. vice president; L.
H. Roberts. attorney and secretary;
Frank Bartholet, treasurer.