The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-04-14
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J. d. Nichols, Harvey Young, Pat
Lynch, George Dunn and George Har-
ris left Tuesday morning for Twin
Falls, Idaho, to look after their land
interests there, all of the company
owning valuable land under the irri-
cation projects at that place.
j. V. Price a prominent banker OF
Seattle, has been spending the last
Few days in Moth Yakima. NJ Price
is president of the Northern Bank and
Trust company.
The protests of the socialists
against the employment agencies sd-
yertising for men and giving the same
publicity still continue. Despite the
declarations of the socialists that
there are plenty of men for all jobs
and no new hands are needed, farm
ers are looking for men in automo-
biles, in wagons and on foot. The
employment agents assert that it is
impossible to inveigle any of the
Front street loafers into a job, and
they know them better than the So
eialists.
Marriage licenses issued Tuesday at
the Office of the county auditor were
TO Earl j. Pace, age rs years and
Miss Lucy X. Pocket, aged IS, both
OF Sunnyside, and to w. ID. Walters,
aged SO, and Mrs Marguerite Phifer,
age A, both of North Yakima.
Mrs. Rob. b. Hawkes., it is expected,
will return to North Yakima Thurs
day from Chicago where she was
summoned some time ago by the ILL
ness of her mother. whose death has
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that Mr.. Allison, father of Mrs.
Hawkes., and other members of the
family, will remove to North Yakima
AT an early date and make their
home here.
The remains Of Charles Dunn the
man killed at Bristol last Friday after
noon by falling beneath the wheels of
freight train We're buried from the
undertaking parlors of Rose and In
man Tuesday afternoon. No trace
was found of the mans friends or re-
natives although the authorities tele-
graphed to the supposed home of the
mans friends and parents. A letter
bias been written by the Sheriff's Of
fee to the Standard Logging Co. of
Seattle asking for information regard
ing the man.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Joe Wedell, Il resident of
the Upper naches valley charging
him with assault. Wedell is alleged
TO have melted his female relations to
engage in fist fights in order to satisfy
his personal grudg-s. Deputy Sher-
tn Kaufman left Tuesday afternoon
10 serve the warrant.
The date for the nearing of the
cases of the five Chinese restaurant
Keepers charged with maintaining
boxes in their places of business con-
trary to the city ordinance has not
been fixed by the supreme court.
where the cases have been taken on
an agreement between the city attor-
hey and the attorney for the defense.
The genial happy face of Envoy
Johns former assistant of Captain
Jenkins is no longer seen on the
streets health and other matters
have called him away Tor time and
he left here to return to California.
working his way by the sale of motto
and scripture texts in towns along the
line of travel. Before leaving he
promised Captain Jenkins he would
return in September.
Among North Yakima visitors Sat
urday were L. r. Manning and wife of
Tacoma. Mr.. Manning became IA
nous in his home town by purchasing
for the Northern Pacific railroad the
Tacoma tide lands 1t Is understood
that the object of his visit to North
Yakima was not to pick up lands for
the railroad but to alight on a suitable
tract for himself.
Federal Judge Edward Whitson was
North Yakima visitor Saturday but
left in the evening on his return tC
Spokane.
Northern Pacific agent John w. Hill
left North Yakima Saturday for Ia
coma to visit his family whom he viii
remove to this city as soon AS he can
procure suitable home.
The Yakima Bindery is moving it,