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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Qen cat uie rideu Qa1e mat 6u6ttg
nTleeoert tueer muiien, un Dot lpeen
Dat geideeu neer ben tueer alIes
better. In nit oii in ben Sim belt
ie in 5grla, Gene ride aompanie I0y
De Tort bolt I'm ie 20 mill tonen Dol
lar b%eitrait, Sd MIL garnih leaen
Dot le ct MID ntoje barn. un Dat ie
be @eiesR MIDI nbertrebn ba6n. Sn
otieu Stan;e bept fee OF De aerIs
nit Den @slt iaf 10 5lemlid aber De
Seblen tDgen, De 6rtife 5ebI rUt
gomparie bar cen gemiiie 2umber
aumpanie uetr Dollar per tobr, up
0ebrtein tohr,lDt 2umber tragge ge'
ben, uu DO bet De SORT jem ipr ie0e
aObrstot ouieu0 oouer beltraIt. TN De
2amber &Umpaute cd 10 uebI, Dat
matten les un tmirtia ouseut o%DIer,
mar bile 5ei0en eeidef,e betablen
mnten. Git is rub blUiS cen pnr
6eus, Jude tann Id mgbr nenner;
abers oft Is 10 isnOd,; Sd Mil ger,
MD legen Dat bile 8eideimenner
trsbu balm, uisbleiht hebt le ct ears
nit NUT, bat onbr 10 cen 8else
ueer. In De Se amten oe,0at 8as
test oGhrfebrt bebt, De lam man Dd
nib babrln ueroerben, Den be meeru
bate injdnUru bat ie Dat 8eiep in.
iotien. Abers nat ST. ba baupt
Iaeh,id nit leeen wiQ. IL bit uie
8sieee iuno 10 itrene mali Dat meer
lie ourdJiebrt meert Dan tlegt meede
mat up oen ledel, IN men oe ride
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ilii mIe cen amer Wiinlt, ben pirt b
taupe Dat beeten @elt mat be nU4
bet oat be bat ue5r!uit, un ben geBi
be bic IN uemt cat 9elt ut be bnpi
IN Hid ct III be 3aip, un meen bt
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uuer De 9uhe. lie Ieeiae 8ell
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! aen yper bet IN nle ciile lode lhuIt
@rItens is ct mai De 5enbeus 10 be,
Su5ltatismus, meete @tluiten btpt c
3 m ben Stop trreeu Dat De RfOnr
7 ale par Sa9r belt ueerl mus, II
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ben peer oe earteyh aarmut mebr
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rid weblen, De prahlt iummer @r
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menn bee 9Duerment De Sienbah
barn, ben fun an Ieber umiGB inbrr
IN all be 2lbe be on be Rebt &r
e arteiten De treeen 8euiden tuenn il
l. ioftIs Sotr oft ueern IN Dat lee nc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
MnFkunterribt.

@riinolid)er lluierrid)i in giono, Srget
uno Suitrumenidlmuiit, 9riss uno Glario.
ucttc) miro ioroiam uno eerrtIsnbaIt mad
ldngj1briser @riahruna erteiIt bon
Seurp vi buno.
Jult9 6m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Or. 5aba tber Ole QoIitif.
Rab ben 8remiher Eieleft.
qeeber Gon8blatt,N Mann:

Qeeber GoGstlatt'M ianu:
3ie ltet is rDe6er terau'rldt Dot
lid bic Cube etruns aber bic aanOt'
0aten, ooer az peete iepet, 9te
Bulitift, bet6mmert, B: iunb iummer
uerfhieoene Arfihten aber politiite
6roqen. Gie GENE oenIt oUht, uro
De andre oertt ct rueoer ians aubers;
0amtt Dot be 2uJe MD to MET ut cen
AMBER tomt, beiprett i'd DE- gitus
idlen oi6e Sadeu in Die 3eituHg ur
ben fDnnt ie onh Jon beter aberseen.
Sp MET ct mi nnbe!nnpt, pol Cd
bite 5ade leeber in platouth be'pre'
Ten GU in Gngliih, Den bat EInt'
ouetide lat mien Mutter nlie chr
leert as Dot @uelilt)s. 3aher bet
misn Shutter ntie in De 9eutite
ShOle ididt, nn De bei ID plt Ell
mos 6udoeutid leert, dter tot IL
al 10 tauee tgrr, Dat Sd ct al bauIe
fersetten hei, Sd meet me nod gut
To beiiuuen Dat uie Shol5 meliter US
oud]tip mat leert bet, Id men ypie et
MD nit gobe lesrueu iulder, ban
beI be ct beriupceuaelt. Mtunldnai
munt be budltig percelt, up Den bst
he De gunSe ihOis afereuaett. aber pe
MAJ bod cans metooiit Dot bic; be
trea erit ben cen un oen en- arotrr
bic ben @ifel, un odmit be leoer
noer cen be%banoeite. meen be eer
aiDumm,t bar, cen idlmeOt he Ell u,
Den buie beirut, men be ie orn nl'
beirut nanmit bar Dan Runa lie cd
beirut un ben ttee be ice me6er bt,
Den njrtel, IN mammit he il all noe
Der in be itUle her.Iu so CeIIert
be msnoeu bat men De Finrer Ougiit
atpamt mur0eu but je barnnb Gu
mnllen, un OF cut teern. @en So
mite ou nub 10 aber noboeut, Den t.,
ID mic bnuOt eripern, Dat uer u
De pudet ourd'tla idmaIen ruer uri
DC mammie oe IUie frozen born, 90
ruie ben siem.ih lurphia peerr, II.
Dot, bot 0nrt NJ 10 Siemlid bpb 4
Den 9nls beruu TENN, up rpie gan
uurubig Weeru. I'M aotttene 9nbt,
bora fort leern, IN bat el usel bette
neien meer ween us De perr Sbott
meilier US NIT spbe Beere, up led
esli9e Ntinen US bebanoelt tan.
Aber ME iin0 ale Miniten, u
mie i'm Us mantlmut. On pOtit
itlen iafeu matt ct ntdJ ieple 2ut
ME ireber IN meent Dot lee NEE
orntlIh aItpnmmien nett UNI le
reeeren. Ee leiten tiet bent ne
pom uie Seamten ct in ben Sop It
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
?luFtiSn.

Ter uulerSetdnetet lpire nul her oItcn NuS
Sarm, 3 Nleilcu norol. pou Slpios, 3ipiincn
oer YcrB:rs uno Giier'9tpon, am
vi ont D c 1. I'm 1905
un /. llbr a~ninnqeuo io;aeroeS peri6n!tte
Gigentbum an Den Wlciitbietenocn pertou'
len
l Stute, 1GieI, l WiIhtuh l Wiuiters
i&tuem, ) 2Guicr. ! Scbitbmoer, l @ruos
mGber, / Sdeu,oid1inc. l 0cared,cn, l uieo'
riger 0ag.n NIT 6,uiramc, l Scrlmaitljne
enpns V,eroegeidlirr, SotieI iro ionIttBe
y ,ttteI IA 3ubireid, I'M ole III tcneuleu.
9coinounGen. gae Summen bis gu $500
gaar. iiber;S3.00 GNionof Grroii ocgengtotr
nit gutter Sid)erhelt.
.BiGia NJ s. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

ss- GbDnnirt auf bas Sermannsr
8oltsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
3u pertaufeu.

g~QohuhauS nit 6 Gotten an Der I'll ..
StraBc, HibcreS bel
Wtor2O Tront Re b amen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
gu uertauTen.

Sine 50 pIcroetrai' Guotuc III gutem gu
ituno; ebenIaIS cine l5' Qiernetroit 3u9mos
id,ine. allerlci 6er6tbid,uiten 3umr eiul3eims
len BON TluBeiS pte 9obcI, Gdgen, 4iIiiae,
Wiorter II. 10.
GbeuiaHS inc parthje 9retier iiir Ban.
5lucde 9cei9net,
sin ioIortiger Sduier Fault biai9
=. NJ a y,
@~aSconuoc, Nto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Dantiaemne.

Tic nutcrieidncten ipred'eu hicrmii oticn
oenicnigen mcIdlc am Iouncrltd3 Den IA
Mai 10 dllBerit Soblrcjd, oct 9ceroi9urg
ihreo inniggeliebtcn SatteR @dtero uno
gruoers
Gboo, i 0euenhahn
6~eonohnten, ihren herSIiden Tont aus nit
~beionoerer GrrpGbnung oeS Quitoro Sneos
mener. Der Sur9traaer, Glumenipenoer,
,Srernoc uuo Nadlbarn Die linen i'll oieieu
Stnnocu Der Srcuer upo 5setiniudlulg troit'
cuo uno brlieuo nnhe l%tauoer.
Tie tctriitir 6atiir
Ebcrcia Eeuenb q hn
get, YoeiG,cI
nch It Gtuhcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Raler baden tslne Nilhe. MDoels
81 inben. lie b~eribmten Sdlpu.
beiten bnben aOriette n~uiaeeeben uuo
nurben Moosue in @eiift unD Sprm
ieit fie Soqiftsrs HOdp Mouniain
9hee uebmsn. IS Gents 3bes ober
Sabletteu.
gu bnben BEL Balter Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
" lhtlg fir Hbonnenten!
-d88p-l

Sir fnb punt @~eneralIpiomt in &aibtnstpr bena1'
ridtiqt puben, ba6 es fenem @pdenblatt pUn /. Sanniar
1908 ab nebr eeiattet iin ion, 5eitunsen\an GbOrnenteh
sufienoen, pefe iiber Elm Sabr NIT ibren GbpnnementSbetras
i'm &idianoe Tub. Gi9tbefpleune bieier &e8el fam ent'
ssbunne bes ,gecpnb Glass G0aif4. G~rtoueguns I'M @eipl8e
baben. llniere Sbunnenten rerben tuifen. mag bas bebeutet.
Snmit mir nidt.oe @efabr ~auseeiebt iuerben, i9tueren Sda'
ben gu %erle:ben, bitten, mir aIes rIdfanbi9en Gbpnnenten
~brineeno, al rns brett uber an unere Ggenten bic idnloteen
Settr6ee e~insuenoen. acknowledgements auf Der 3eitune poer
auf benz llmihtas 5eist, bic gu Incident Datum bas Gbonne'
ntent e~ntrt1tet lit,
3ie 3ettuugsberausgebers babenio un 6enernlpoItannt
fur5e 6rtft betpnmen, umbre abpnnentenlfen ST. bereinieen,
rnb mir fpfen unb ertparten, baB bic Gbpnnenten, beuen mir
on2 Statt pinftltd1 .suidden, rns prompt bethlehem. &er biz
gum IS. Stunt ieinen Glffanb utdt b~esltden bat, beHengane
muB BON Der Site setriden rueroeu, un6 feline Gbulbi8teit
mubte ouf anbere 9rt eineetieben tperbep. Die 2eer, nit benen
mir getpiB INNER @e6ulo uhb gtadiift oea6t, tuerben ms bar.
nn getutb tbren onteu g8iQeu ~betpabren, bern es lit nidt un'
Iere Gdulo, baB bas Gepnrteineut beIe GegeI oentaft
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
oanfiaenna

qacu Ercuoenu mo giddl6arn lucidic
ipabrcno Der .uneluicriacu &routbcit ~inierer
mmnimetr uerItprbeneu Ecdltcr uno Sdiueis
ter
NrE. g r Ct DIE II 3ubn
o uuermiiolid, mnreu in 6dieIeiitmg, Iic8e
une Snmpoibie. rmieren tjelaelihlien Can't
Gbeuinlls u%niercu inni9Iteu Can't ifir bic
id,Dnen gIumenfpenocr 6errn gaitor giies
ocrhutb fir Die 2eidleufsier, Dem ebor mo
Der Sount aeidluIe Der III Is sird'e Dem
5prtnioht Wiuit Stub. Der Rebefab Goae,
ben acknowledgment, iotuie ntten Sfetineb'
mern am 9cgydbmiie, unter 3-Iidlernna oao
mir oaS ms tntaeaengcbredlte SeiIete IN
b~ontbatcr Grirmcrurg bleitcn lptro.
mrs g bill SIN ureb#
Tnm Tie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
9n %uerfauien.

Gus giorrbauS Der cuan9cliidcn 6cmcins
DC in SiuiSS, SremezSaus nit 3 3inmer,
lit aui ocn 9lbbrud) an pertoufen. g9e9cn
gGbreul lDenoe man lid, an 0errn gIu.
Suuncr,uiIib roer :. s @abter IN SrpisS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
5u perfaufsn eScr 81 pertauideeu

Ncinc in 6ermoun 9cIeaCneS Gigcnthum,
ooS irilbCre 6iefite uno nudl ooS Il. z. be-
teLG,9enihum ruiipide id 3l pcrtauicn oper
ge9en Torui6noerCicr gu pcrtauIt en.
1ldherco BET
8eter 0anuier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Neue Nn5etgelt.
gu p%erfnufen.
ga Tertaufeu.

0leiu 0ous an Der ioeitlifen 5teu 5trnBe
III btlig ju oertuuien
Sruu q. G. Nicper.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28

Disct No / al OF
Morea
Miss
ceorre Reautrow Lemon
IreneH Fourth street ". 1926
Grace sasor 105 North Fourth
north 5.02s
Maybr
Ninth
District includes all OF thscty
Yakima
Mss Ruby Anderson South Tenth
Mildred Engdahl. Tenth
Miss Myrtle Bullock 26l Eleventh south
county
Of Yakima
F.
Mckinney .2sl
Toppenh .S49
Miss Malaby. Toppensh R. F. S.I4s
MISS veronica Shlpiey frultVaie soo
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
TREASURER Is SHORT $50, 900.
Experts Find That Funds Belonging
to City and State Have Disap-
peared Since Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-In-
stead OF a shortage of $4,000 the
city treasury experts report an am
cunt in excess of 100000. OF this
amount $4,000 belonged to the
state. The experts reported that
from the time of Treasurer McDon-
AIDS first term of office. from 1908
to 1906, to within 80 days before or
after the great fire, the money was
safe in the treasury, so that 1t must
have disappeared during that period.
It has been found that the money
was turned over by Treasurer Nc
Donald to his successor, c. A. Ban
tel. and that the shortage occurred
during Bantel's term of Office.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28

mercial club said on Friday evening
that he has had more visits from
tourists during the past FIVE days
than for any similar period during
the summer or fall.
Not only is there a considerable
increase In the number OF visitors,
but the Commercial club is receiving
dozens Of inquiries from eastern men
who are planning to take trips to the
northwest in the near future. The
fact that election time Is near is de-
tanning some of them.
The fact that Yakima fruit grow
ers have made good dividends this
year despite low prices on fruit and
heavy crops in all sections of the
country has caused renewed interest
among eastern people who are look
ing to the northwestern states for a
home for money-making possibili-
ties at the same time.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
SPECIAL COUPON Offer

shouts Of laughter from the other
contestants who we're present.
George Beautrow, the young gen.
tleman candidate who is rapidly COM
ing TO the front, says that he must
win something now as he is out so
much now on account Of accidents.
One day While driving on Mob Hill.
he was SO deeply interested in ais
companions, that he was paying lit
tie heed to the morse, which sudden
" became frightened and in his en-
deayor to pull up telephone pole By
the roots, the buggy came to grief
and the occupants were scattered far
and wide. They gathered up the
pieces and proceeded on a dog trot
to town. This same young man
while trying to ingratiate himself
into favor with a mother and trying
to persuade her into taking years
subscription, left his wheel outside.
Mammals little Johnny took this OPP
portunity to learn TO ride and after
taking header became angry with
the bike and left it on the street
car track to get sweet revenge. The
car came along and in the language
of Chimmie Fadden, didn't do
single ting to it"
All of the contestants are doing
good work and you would be sur
prised to see how the subscriptions
are coming in and how the votes are
piling up. The interest is increasing
every day.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
LABOR VOTE EVEN
UNION LEADER CALLS
ON THE PRESIDENT
Declares That Labor Vote Is Evenly
Divided Between Candidates
From His Reports.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-T. J.
Dolan, president of the International
Brotherhood Of Steamshovelmen and
Drillers, called on the president to-
day. Dolan. who has Just returned
from trip through Indiana. Ohio and
NNew York. said from his observa-
lions and reports OF the brotherhood
organizers that the labor vote appears
to be about evenly divided Also.
he said, the laboring men were not
themselves and II was
pretty hard to tell Just where they
stand. He reported that most OF the
men in his brotherhood were for
Taft because they always found he
treated them squarely when they ask
ed anything that was right.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
SEATTLE WOMAN GETS MEDAL.
Mrs. Minnie L. Myers Recognized by
the Carnegie Hero Fund
Commission.

SEATTLE.-In recognition OF her
heroism and self-sacrificing devotion
to duty. in re-entering the buring
building Of the Washington Chill
dren's Home to rescue two babes
committed to her care, the Carnegie
hero fund commission, at a meeting
held in Pittsburg on Wednesday.
awarded a silver medal and a cash
gift of $1,000 to Mrs. Minnie L. My
ers, matron Of the Washington Chill
dren's Home, now at Ravenna. Or
fetal announcement of the award has
not yet been forwarded to Mrs. N.Y.
ers, and she was much surprised yes
terday when informed she had been
placed on the honor roll.
Mrs. Myers is to receive the silver
Carnegie hero medal for her heroism
in forcing her way through the
flames. which we're fast destroying
the building Of the Washington Chill
dren's Home at Riverton. on Satur-
day morning. December % last, In
an effort to save two children. Fail
Ing to locate the little ones, Mrs. Ny
ers spent 50 much time in her search
that she was hemmed In by the
flames. and saved her life only by
leaping from the second to the first
floor of the building. after the stairs
had been burned away.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
START ROAD WORK
COUNTY TO IMPROVE
STRETCH ON mob HILL
Thoroughfare in Summit View Dis.
trict to Be Closed From Wednes.
day for Several Weeks.

Because of the construction work
on the Summit View road, being done
Jointly by the county and the state,
that road will be closed from October
p until the thoroughfare Is in
shape. The stretch to be improved
extends from the Summit View school
house to 100 feet west Of the Hub
bard ditch siphon.
When completed this strip OF road
work will be the best in Yakima coun-
ty, the state specifications providing
for road that is macadamized like
city street. The county has set up
its rock crusher at the Parker Broth
ers property, near the power house,
where good macadam is to be secured.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
Try Weisbergcr Case.

Evidence in the case of Horace R.
Wells against the Yakima Canal &
Reservoir company, operating a
pumping plant that waters ranches
above the Congdon canal, was pre-
sented in the superior court Monday
before Judge Preble and the case TAX
en- under advisement. Theodore
weisberger. one of the principal own
ers OF the pumping plant, also APP
pears as one of the defendants in the
case, and w. I. Huxtable and W. Ross
appear as intervenors. The case in
wolves a request for a restraining or
der, for a receiver and for control
of the pumping plant.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
COUPLE HAVE DISAPPEARED.
Miss Bessie Richards and Abe Walsh
Drove to North Yakima and Left
For Sound Cities.

The disappearance of Miss Bessie
Richards and Abe Walsh, living west
of the city, who are reported to have
driven to North Yakima late Thurs
day night and to have left the city
on train No. Is on Friday morning,
has caused rumors of an elopment.
It is stated that the parents OF
Miss Richards. who has not passed
her eighteenth birthday, objected to
the attentions paid her by Walsh, and
that preparations were made to have
her attend a school. Instead. she
packed up the articles that were be-
ing prepared for her use at school,
according to the report. and left with
Walsh. Efforts are now being made
to locate them.
The horse and buggy with which
they drove to North Yakima we're
left at the Washington stable with
information that there would be a
caller for the outfit during the day.
During the afternoon a rancher from
west of the city called and asked for
the rig, saying that he understood it
had been left there.
The case has not been reported to
the police or the sheriff's office, but
1t is understood that a request has
hoep unado SEATTLE opd Tooomo ont
Gals to watch for the couple.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28

the words OF the little ditty. he de-
clares he "has never done that thing
since ne was born" The law makes
It necessary for parents to see that
their children attend school. Charles
says he will not get up. The parents
say he shall The officers say he
must. And Just because Charley
likes to sleep few hours overtime
In the morning.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
Death Of Mrs, Davis.

Mrs. Martha ]. Davis died early
Monday morning OF heart disease at
her home in Leamingburg. The
death OF Mrs. Davis was sudden, and
was investigated by Acting Coroner
Doust, who, after looking into the
facts. decided that death was natural
and from heart disease. The funeral
services will be held from the under
taking parlors OF A. J. Shaw & Sons
Wednesday afternoon at . p. m.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
WILL RUSH
NORTH COAST
ANOTHER GANG is STARTED
Construction Work Started at Waiver.
1y, Near Spokane, as Well as
in Yakima Valley.

That construction work of the
North Coast railroad Is to be rushed
seems certain from an announcement
in Spokane that another grading crew
has been started at Waverly, to build
part of the Tekoa branch, as we'll as
the Case & Eschbach crew engaged on
main line work in the Yakima valley.
There are rumors in Spokane that
President Strahorn intends the Te-
koa branch as a line for the entrance
of the Milwaukee into Spokane.
Contractor Peter Eschbach, of Case
& Eschbach, was in North Yakima on
Monday, after being engaged in the
work. at Kennewick, and although
he would make no positive announce
ment as to his contract with the North
Coast, he said:
81 will say this, that Case & Esch-
bach have been given assurances that
they can keep on working for the
North Coast railroad until it is COM
pleted from Spokane to Seattle and
that the crews will be gradually en-
larged. There's going to be no let
up now.
81 don't know about any other con-
tractors or any other work that is to
be done excepting right in the Yaki-
ma valley, but we intend to push
that mighty rapidly and the new road
will be in North Yakima in short or
der"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
EVERY COUPON TO-DAY COUNTS
90 VOTES.
SAVE TODAY'S COUPON FOR
YOUR FAVORITE.

There is a great deal of excite
ment over this special 50-yote cou-
pom and the young people are scour-
ing the city on wheels, horseback and
in buggies to get every available one.
Please save this coupon, for you will
surely be called upon for it and the
young people will greatly appreciate
your kindness in saving it. One
young girl has the promise of 200,
ard she will devote every spare mo-
ment of her time in getting them.
The utmost good nature has pre-
vailed throughout the contest and the
different candidates congregate in
the contest department and relate the
funny incidents and happenings in a
day while out after votes.
Not long ago Miss Arrowsmith was
riding down West Yakima avenue,
when the reins broke, then the bride,
SO she had no means of controlling
her horse and he was putting in his
best PAGES while she was clinging
frantically to the excited animal.
Passersby stopped to see the outcome
and the young newsboys from the
sidewalk were shouting GO it, Sal,
you'll win This was told amid
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28

Sewer and irrigation tile from to
IL inches at a price that you can at
ford; made of cement; will stand in
side pressure of IT pounds to the
square inch. We also manufacture
building blocks. lawn vases, coping.
etc. Felton-Wimer Concrete Com
pany, Gil North Front street. 41-4t
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Observation-Disclosures the p,

BELLINGHAM.- Unless the par
ents OF 14-year-old Charles Rhodes.
supposed to be attending the Column
bia school OF this city, manage In
some way to induce or force the lad
to arise at an earlier hour. they may
be hailed into court to explain their
negligence. For the boy refuses to
get up early in the morning, and in
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28
MANY COME TO YAKIMA.
Secretary James Of the Commercial
Club Has Many Inquiries From
Eastern Men.

Numerous visitors from eastern
states have been arriving in North
Yakima during the past week. and
Secretary James OF the Yakima Com
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-28

Rings Little Liver Pills for bill
liousness, sick-headache. They keep
you well. Csc Try them. c. w.
Camp, West Side Druggist.
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To those planting orchards this sea.
son: will plant and guarantee a
fall stand to start growth for about
the same price paid ordinarily. Trees
will be thoroughly Inspected and
pruned before setting. Telephone
1871.
ERNEST A. BROWN
p. o. Box s75. II
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Exclusive agency Security Stock
Remedies at Camps westside Drug
Store. Open all night: We never
close. u
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But YAKIMA is BETTER.