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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
PASTOR GETS CHICKEN SHOWER
Rev. Owen Umstead's Birds Died and
His Neighbors supply Four
Dozen More.

Practitioners OF Rev. owen I'm
stead Of the Ahtanum church gave
a novel entertainment on Friday ev-
ening at their pastors home when
they celebrated with a chicken show
er, giving four dozen chickens to the
minister to partially replace loss
in his flock. caused by feeding them
poisoned corn.
A couple Of weeks ago Mr.. I'm
stead threw out some spoiled corn
to his chickens. grain that had been
canned in glass Jars, and as a result
100 chickens OF a flock OF 1sS died.
The church people planned chick
en- shower, and as result the pas
tors chicken roost was visited Fri
day evening and four dozen birds
added
The visitors not only brought so
many chickens but an abundance OF
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
TAX LEVY AND APPROPRIATION
Arrangements Must Be Made for
Budget of 1909-Special Session
Is Probable.

The tax levy and appropriations
for North Yakima will probably be
made during the coming week by the
city council, the subject either COM
ing before the councilmen at the
meeting on Monday evening or at
special session during the week.
The latter is more probable, as the
finance committee has not held
meeting at which to make plans for
the council to consider.
City Clerk BROKER has been noti-
fed of the amount of the assessment
for the city, something over mil
lion dollars increase in valuation over
last year. This will make 1t possible
for the council to raise considerable
more money for municipal purposes
without an increase of the levy. Ad-
ditional funds will be welcomed by
the councilmen, as there are some
improvements that are much desired.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
fLLfNSBURG WINS
Both Teams Played Hard, Consistent
Football-Big Crowd Sees Fa-
vorites Win.

In a hotiy contested and we'll play
ed game Of football Saturday after
noon The North Yakima high school
football team was defeated by the
close and exciting score Of to in
the first game Of the season. With
the Ellensburg high school Both
team played hard. consistent ball
Between six and seven hundred
people attended the game. The
stars Of the game wore McWhortar
for North Yakima and Daviscourt for
Ellensburg Both teams showed the
results Of careful training, and e-
sorted to the forward pass for sub
stantial gains The game was re-
markably free from disputes. The
Yakima team was the guest Of the
high school in the evening. part II
the delegation returning On the even
ing train.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
rosGRoVE Will NOT CAMPAIGN.
Candidate for Governor l. rendered
Services of Mcbride. Mead, At
linson and Others.

SEATTLE, Wash Oct lit
has been decided that Hon 5. G. Cos
grove, republican candidate for gov
ernor of Washington, will not take
an active personal part in the present
campaign. Mr. Cosgrove entered up
on his contest for the eovernorship
nearly two years ago, since which
time he has carried on an active en-
ergetic campaign. visiting every sec
tion OF the state and talking person
ally with thousands of voters. Chair
man Ellis De Bruler of the republic
an state central committee today
gave out for publication the follow
ing letter which he received this
week from Mr.. Cosgrove:
Pomeroy, Wash, Oct. II. 1908.
Republican State Central Committee,
Seattle, Wash.
Gentlemen: Since being honored
by the republican party of this state
of Washington as its nominee for
governor, many prominent republic
ans from all sections of the state
have written me offering their serv-
Ices to the party during the coming
campaign. So many have written
and so enthusiastic we're the offers
that 1t portends, l believe, an over
whelming victory for the party in
November. If ever IA this state there
was party harmony III the republican
party. it is at the present time.
Among those who have so kindly
offered their assistance are Governor
Mead, Ex-Governor Mcbride, Attor-
uey General Atkinson, William Rid
path. Oscar H. Neal and Judge ]. W.
Robinson. 1t appears to me that the
assistance of these well-known and
able gentlemen would be of great
value to the republican party in this
state. and it is my earnest desire
that these kindly offers be accepted
and as many of these gentlemen as
possible be asked to take the stump
in behalf of the party and state ticket
in the present campaign.
The recent primary campaign
which has been OF about fifteen
months duration for me, has been
very arduous and fatiguing, and /
feel in great need OF rest. ! have
visited almost every section Of the
state and believe that l am fairly
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
HURT IN RUNAWAY
NJ. b. Sheriff. Cut and NIaneled in
Accident-Was Well known in
This Section.

ELLENSBTRG, O5t. H. Special
to the Herald IN, B. Sheriff. a
prominent ranoher Of this section.
was frightfully cut and bruised in
a runaway accident Saturday evening,
which may result fatally. Sheriff
was driving home from this city
when the wagon struck rock in
the road throwing Sheriff. beneath
the wheels. The team became fright
ened and ran away dragging Sheriff.
for over half a mile.
Sheriff. was well known in this
valley among the old timers and had
relatives in this section He was one
Of the most prosperous ranchers Of
the Kittitas valley
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
FINDS BREAKING OF THE RULES
Recommends the suspension of Off.
Ger Mathis for Ten Days for
IndiscretiOn.

Recommending that Chief Nels
Short of the police department be dis
charged and that Officer Mathis,
west side patrolman, be suspended for
ten days without pay, was made Mon
day evening by the police commit
tee of the city council in a report to
Mayor Lombard and the council No
action was taken on the report ex-
cepting to place 1t on the city rec
ords, but Mayor Lombard announced
after the council session that he
would consider the typewriter re-
port of evidence and would give his
decision later.
As conditions stand, the next step
must be from Mayor Lombard. who
has the power of discharge or reten-
ton of appointees. Confirmation of
his action must come from the coun-
GILL and a majority of the council are
opposed to the retention of Chief
Short.
The police committee report was
as follows:
''To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the city of North Yakima,
Wash Gentlemen: In the matter
lIit lNtSilSdllOH lUlO TIE tOUuuCl
Of the police department of this city,
We beg to submit the following re-
port:
First. We find from the evidence
hat Chief Of Police Nels Short has
been guilty of the violation OF the
rules governing said department.
Second. We find that Patrolman
4. \. Mathis has been guilty of indis-
erection as an officer, in discussing on
the streets, With various persons,
such matters as should have been re-
ported to his superior officers with
out previous discussion.
Third We recommend that Chief
Short be discharged.
Fourth We recommend that A.
a. Mathis he suspended for ten days
without pay"
This report IS signed by the three
members Of the committee: Coun-
cilmen Miller, Smith and Schott
When it was read, the mayor asked
what action would be taken by the
council. and Councilman Meigs said
no action was necessary, that It
would go on the records as having
been received ana there was no rea-
son to either approve or reject It at
this time
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
POLICE COMMITTED
FAVORS DISCHARGE
OF CHIEF NELS SHORT

well-known to the people, and mas
much as SO many of the best cam
paigners in the state have offered
their services, I would appreciate if
the state central committee would
use these other gentlemen (and
whom, perhaps, the people would
rather hear) for the greater portion
OF the campaign, thus permitting me
to recuperf te and obtain much
needed rest.
am not yet accustomed to making
speeches wherein am personally in
terested, and the candidate who
speaks for the ticket in this cam
paign indirectly speaks for himself.
For many years it has been my
pleasure to make speeches under
your direction in behalf of the re-
publican party and many of the
most prominent republicans in this
state, but Lever until the recent pri-
mary campaign did | ever make a
speech in my own pehalf ! am not
sure but that these other and most
gentlemen who have
offered their services would be of
greater value to the ticket in speak
ing for the candidates than the can
didates would be in speaking for
themselves.
Yours respectfully.
S. G. COSGROVE.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
Postoficc Shorta ge.

PORTLAND, Oct. ia shortage
of about $4,000 is said to exist in
the postoffice in this city, but no de-
tails are obtainable. Postal Inspec-
tor Riches admits he is conductin"
an investigation, but adds nothing
further. Postmaster John w. Mimic
is even more reticent on the subject
than the inspector
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21

Among the features considered for
additional appropriations for the
coming year are the sprinkling of
streets, the purchase of a lot for a
city hall, the building of a garbage
crematory and additional street
work. The councilmen do not con-
slider that all of these advances can
be made, but some of them are likely
to be listed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
Tons of Waterrnelnns

Bruce Wees, the apple buyer and
fruit rancher Of Parker Il shipping
a ton of watermelons each day from
his ranch, having been harvesting
this crop for several months Water
melons are maintaining good price
and the between the trees" crop is
proving valuable one for the ap-
PIE man
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup always
brings quick relief to coughs, colds,
hoGrseness, whooping-cough and all
bronchial and throat trouble. Moth
ers especially recommend it for chill
dren. Pleasant to take, gently laxa-
tive. c. W. Camp. West Side Drug
gist.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21

cake and coffee, and there was a
pleasant social event. The event was
a total surprise to the pastor and his
family and one of the most novel en-
tertainments ever planned
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
slNcETAx IN OREGON

Under the initiative and refer
eudum clause Of the Constitution
Of Oregon (vol. K, PIP. sN, 1920 .
fiscal amendment of the Constitu-
Hon is to be voted upon IN that
state at tho election IN June. It
70 in these terms:
All dwelling houses. barns. sheds
outhouses, aud all other appurtsu-
ances thereto, all machinery and
buildings used exclusively for
manufacturing purposes, and the
appurtensnces thereto, all fences,
farm machinery and appliances
used - such, al fruit trees, vines,
shrubs and all other improvements
on farms, oil live stock, all house.
hold furniture in use, and sll
tools owned by workmen and in
use, shall be exempt from taxation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1908.
BREckENRIDcE FOR CHICAGO

BRECKENRIDGE FOR CHICAGO
The Denver correspondent Of
tho Pueblo Chieftain makes the
following observations:
The friends of B. G. Brecken-
ridge of Monte Vista are begin
ming to boom him Is a possible
delegate to the national Republi-
can convention in Chicago in
juno. Breckenridge is the Re-
publican wheel horse over in this
section of the state and has de
livsred" every time he started out
with a wagon load of goods.
At tho last county convention
in his county a resolution was
unanimously adopted urging
tho delegates to Pueblo to work
for Mr.. Breckenridge as one Of
the delegates to Chicago.
The friends Of Mr.. Brecken-
ridge feel that the instructions
ito work. mean exactly what they
say and 80 they are working with
might and main to land him. A
Monte Vista delegation was in
Denver today attempting to tell
oil tho good things they know
about Breckenridge, but this was
not necessary because he has spent
three terms in the Legislature, ono
OF which was as speaker Of the
house and his Denver friends
know ~ much about him as his
Monte Vista friends, and the
Monte Vista delegation was un-
able to give out much information
not already known.
They state that Mr.. Brscken.
ridge has back of him all OF his
section Of the state and that they
are going down the line for him
and il possible place him in
Chicago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
Notice q p.bsle rrussss's sals.

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Dated q Dsl Nerss, Csiossdo, this isaA day d
RaWIN J. ADAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
Sale q STATE Laa1s.

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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

Goverser johnson i svisgiug
around the circle to 80 vhst bi0
chances will be for tie democratic
nomination for president. Bryao
seems 10 b . long way ahead q
the governor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

NOTICE CAPITALIZATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
O0ylcs OF TIE SfArs BoAlp oy LAND Con-
HIssIoHHRs.
Denver. Colo. April ioth. 1905
Notice 10 hsrsby given that frsnklia g. Fav.
vse. vhoss postolI7es address is Aoots Vista,
Colo,, has made application No. SSsl 70 lsass
Ne following described Internal Improvement
Laads, situate in Rio Grands County, Colorado,
towit:
HwS Of Sect Twp. - aNR1K
No othsr application 70 lease The above de-
sesibsd lands will be considered aftsr Nay ssh,
io4.
JOHN r. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land ComRissioosss.
Pint Psb. April Is, last Pub. Mayp
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
OAssstisa 0hsreh.

Morning subject 'Ths Rssasssetisa q
Christ" Evening subject as 0odlineos
Profitable" Special singing at both
services. Ths childrsa will hsvs part "a
the evening service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
First Dspsist ohureh.

F1fOe 0opel0t Oo0fen.
1Bv. 2. L. BLoWDa0. Raseoe.
4ofninG sosyics ct II Q. u. EvsaioG
ssrvioe 72A Sunday school 10 .. q.
B Y PU $50 p. m. Wednesday svsn,ne
meeting 7:30
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
WILL NOT SUPPORT sPEER

WILL NOT SUPPORT SPEER
Tho Denver News gives 1t out
plainly that 1t will not support
Mayor 6pser for reelection. some
OF il reasons are - follows:
mayor Speer 10 not . demo-
crst.
He vas put in his present
oakes, not By Dsmocrat,c votes,
bat b. fraudulent votes.
Those fraudulent votes wore
paid Tor By William G. Evans
Rspablioaa boss. Aud from that
tine 10 this Mayor Spssr has held
the powers Of bis Office subject 10
the SIGHT draft Of the interests
eaplAinsd BY Ar. Evans. Thoss
drafts have been frequently made
and always honorsd. Always.
He hes besn in partnership
with opsu gambling. nsdss pact
sed treaty With the gambling syn.
dieaas, and has openly Sostsrsd .
city psensstsd With rotten, thisv.
Ing policy shops.
He has sanctioned and 10 ssso.
tiooiag he winsroom and all.nigAt
ssd Sunday saloon.
He has sauctioesd and vosA
gladly ooatisss 70 sanction Ne
unapsakshls isfAnsss oe The no.
qoseses oolosy o. llaskst street."
Dtysa carried Rio 0sssds
sessty in 1900. rsos,vi.g Ills
ve4es - TO Tor NeKialey. u
looo Rie 0roads vo1e ~. ~
Dsshtsl, Adsas oo1. Lisdssg lel
AAowsed 9, ProAibi1isoise 10;
Is1A A067.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

DR.. More returned Friday from
tho Prssbytery ct Rocky Ford.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

George Cook Congressman .st-
large froa Colorado stayed With
the president end voted for four
bsttlsships Wednesday, ssying b
vas for peaoe, but We must hsvs
battleships 70 maintain it. The
other Colorado congrsssmen voted
for only tvo var ships.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

An Illi.ois man has 1t figured
out how Uncle Joe Cannon il g.
ing to bs nominated for prsadsat
along about the 9th bellok He
will start IN, says thus arithmetic
man, with . about 100 asd after
the second ballot bis vote will
grow; aad about tho fifth ths feld
will got together aud name him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18
M. 3. Church

FbAHK ". BsottAlL, FaseoV.
-Supdsy SeevSces-
Sunday School 1000 .. d.
Morning Hssnon llN0 .. "a.
Epwosth League TOO p. -.
Evening 6ssnoo, 500 p =.
Wednesday svsa,nG pea,se assstiaV 80
Ladies AA 6ocissy Dsels ~ thied
Thursday aftsssoon q sseh oeeth.
The W0Oaos foeoi9a 3in1seo0s2
8oeisty 1ssGs the hFst TSussday q eoeh
Wo0tA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

~ vsossse lll00o setasa nin
49, p Nsv. 1ssiaad hsvs bsss
seosead - - esat sases ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-18

Presbyterian Church
SAMUEL \. Aooan, Psssor.
Sunday 0eAool $50 q ..
Morning Service ll00 Q. q.
Evening Ssrvioe 10 D. q.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-10

cheese and box of crackers for a
grub stake as against inhnitesimal
possibility of whining out. If some,
or all of these old timers should hap
pen to win out, my profound gratifi-
cation In contemplation of the result
would easily drown my disappoint-
ment as a prophetic failure If the
prayers Of the righteous avail" to
any material extent, these men will
succeed, as we remember them tender
ly every evening as we don our inn
maculate mighty and crawl into the
arms of Morpheus, whose gentle
hands we are told Knit up the raw
elled sleeve Of care" but we are very
much afraid that the golden goddess
will be out calling when the boys ar
rive on the ground.
Mart Moore went to Hachita with
the view of starting stage line from
that point to the field under consid-
Grafton. but found most of the human
flow to be on foot, while a rickety
sid sahuara hack was sufficient to
accommodate those who felt that they
could afford to ride.
Until something material and def
mite can be gathered in favor OF the
move, one can hardly find his way
clear to make run to the new ex-
element
MESCAL.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-10
LOOKING FOR NAME.

Captain BILLY" Yohe wants a fit
name for the team he viii manage for
Douglas during he coming season,
and, furthermore, he wants some lady
to be the one to name the team. And
in order to make il sufficiently inter
esting for the ladies' he is willing 20
offer an inducement In brief, this
is what he will do: To the lady who
will submit name for the Douglas
club that, in the opinion of the judges
who are yet to be appointed, is the
most attractive, catchy and most ap-
propriate generally, he will give a
season ticket to Sportsman's PARK
baseball games.
Here is a bully chance for some
lady who is fond OF baseball and who
has original ideas to win for herself
something that is worth while The
Judge or judges OF the name competi-
ton will be selected within a day or
so and other details will be an
nOunced.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-10
PECULIAR ADVERTISEMENT.


An advertisement in the Interns.
tional-American's columns this week
excited no small comment and curios.
ity. In the display line word grew
day by day, a letter each day, while
beneath it were phrases in big black
words which did not seem to have a
serious bearing on any known subject
The mystery was disclosed yesterday
when the space which has been stir
ring up the interest of the curious
was found TO be occupied By the an.
nouncement OF tn Eagles Ministries
which the local aerie will give at the
Orpheum on the nights of March IL
and IA.
The boys have been doing hard
drilling and rehearsing for nearly g
month past, ever since the big show
was first planned, and are promising
to make this minstrel show one oil
the very best things that local talent
has ever furnished in Douglas. An
advance glimpse of the program as
arranged looks good with its long list
lof catchy songs, and many numbers
which ought to be highly humorous
OF course there will be the usual 10
cal hits and jokes which always raise
the laugh and all In all a big success
is looked for.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-10
RETURN FROM HAcHITA

Engineers BIoomer, Mcknight, Brin-
son, and Conductor Massey, have re
turned from the Hachita gold fields
and quite good sized indignation and
consolation meeting was held yester
day afternoon by local railroad men
at an informal reception after the train
arrived r.
The indignation end of it belonged to
the engineers who had made the hard
trip, and it was the "stay at homes
who gathered about who consoled
themselves. Conductor Massey has q
small vial with a little bit Of color in
It and says he has e claim over there,
but as far as there having been any
use Of any body going from Douglas or
any where out OF Hachita for the past
week, all are unanimously of the opin-
ion that there was none at ell. All Of
them say that there is pay dirt there
and some gold has been brought to
town All satisfied themselves that
there was nothing to warrant any ex-
element and but little will come out
of the find.