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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-11-16
Local News
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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CarroH Is graves oil seattle is
guest at the Yakima MOTEL
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Philips of New
York are registered at the Yakima
hotel
p. II. Shaw of Tshpemfng Mich
is i'm North Yakima and is q rtast ot
the Yakima
+, q Chase and wife of Mime
.noIfs are North yakima visitors.
E. J. Haas2e was North Yakima
visitor for q brief time Tuesday or
his ,vav to Seattle from a visit [,
Spollane.
Mr. Sauiros. fruit buyer. represent.
inc. rayl Rros of C'bicaro who spcnt
fbe season i'm North yakima. left
Tuesday for California with his fam
n,- to renrosent his firm there i'm tho
orange business. He expects to gel
back to this city again next summer
X. $ Pointer who has been fore.
man here for J. NJ. Perry q Co.. left
North Yakima Tuesday with his 1--WE
children for la Grange, Ind. He wa
called east because of the growing
feoh'oncS- of his parents.
pr Chawborlin of Granger arrived
fin North Yakima last evening ron
Tacoma where he went some days
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-11-16
MCACLAY x Mi1IGS
Attorneys at Law.
NOtaricS Public.


ttorney for American Surety Co.
Empire state Surety Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-11-16

ter b. Wood, deceased.
Parker & Richards, 426 Miller
Building, Attorneys for Estate of
Walter B. Wood, deceased
Nov. 16-23-SO-Dec ia.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02
Prepares to Flee From Social Revolution.
Editoria from collier, wcekiyJ

New York lawyer of sufficient distinction have been Gov
the State quoted that he acquiring compe
fast possible when he has it, he going
New Hampshire farm and stay there for he does remain
in New York aud result of the
ciaist the Mrseaise by wild eyed mob trampng
Broadway
Bar, moment the problem of how invest his
When wdeyed mob has Broadway, New York City
bonds will be unsatisfactory of will National
shares will Consolidated Gas will railroad
will real About the only thing Mr. Black
with his into gold and hide
the oak stump back OF the pasture field
Even from his severely practical and possibly selfish point
of wouldn't he do better the and help
radicals who trying to keep this
equality opportunity wide distribution property
always rather theory perfection
immediate ambition
The bent toward Socialism United
from Mr. Blacks class and Mr. Blacks political
protective tariff the end Of which is
kinds people factory the
bottom The tariff builds up the the expense country
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02
Hotel For Ba bies.

Paris has its infants club where the
babe about town may spend an idle
afternoon but London stands good
second with hotel for babies. known
as the Norland Nurseries. Here In
suits OF two rooms the children OF the
well to do may tinu town address in
the absence of their parehts travelling
in trying climates. The guests range
from tots OF month or TWO up to
veterans Of eight or nine years. aud
each three have Il day and night
nursery 10 themselves. There are six
of these suits. providing accommoda-
tion for some eighteen children. The
babe Of the bottle period can he put
up at a cost OF from $50 TO $50 week
Detroit Free Press.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02
The Threat of Too Much Gold.

discussing present high living
discussing financial question generally political economists and
make the assertion that the supply
in relative proportion
The theory generally accepted that the gold standard is
universal the powerful nations OF the world it the
value for ali material things and the gold dollars
become plentiful they will naturally buy less
took kindly that the increase
gold had much do with the increase of the
buy, number In the first
place statement usually boldly made and given in
support We willing take things faibut
of politician of university professor who
ignorant practical things he supposed to be with
books
gold increased S5ooooooo year but if
per the worlds population directly
indirectly that increase why the increase
material factor of high prices of commodities
point be generally overlooked that
being daily created For instance there
fertile land i'll the vicinity of Yerngton
today hope going
will be this land and will then increase
value to $50
Will of the increase of the supply of gold be needed to
if the economists theory coec
Other points those who give the subject much
thought but of the best things have read the subject
by financial editor of Hapers Weekly which
printed July reproduce
e careful consideration of our readers:
the space present the "otler side"
of gold but to those OF Everybody readers who
been made by what they have read want to
present sense view of the question:
that the gold increasing at the rate OF four
per If there exists equivalent demand for gold
part the big banks which
their gold holdings will the amount in actual circulation
all? Ask banker familiar with foreign bank
ing whether the demand gold
by the big banks Russia Germany, Argentina and
other countries can satisfied by patay increase
production Aside from that there is the ncrea
ing the aside from that again there
the increase population and in general
business and gold is needed every year
In my opinon-and in the opinion of those who know
whole lot about than know than Mr. Holt knows
this demand for gold is increasing good deal faster than the
supply increasing There isn't much gold There isn't
enough FRANKLIN tscIIER,
Financial Editor OF Harpers Weekly
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02
A FASTlDlOUS GUEST.
The Dish He Preferred In Place Of
Pemmican Cake.

The little club of dyed in the wool"
bohemians. with all their traditional
eccentricities. was giving north
pole" supper. After the guest had
been shown the imitation polar bears
and the napkins formed in the shape
of ice igloos he was asked TO sample
cake OF pemmican.
Its something fine" elucidated one
Of the members with much euthusi-
asm. Il had friend on a polar expe-
dition. and he furnished US with the
original recipe"
The guest nibbled small section of
the pemmican cake and hesitated.
"H-how is it made?" he queried wa
rily.
well, I'll tell you. First we hung
the toughest piece Of beef we could
find out in the open air two weeks"
The guest took IL deep breath.
''Then we ground it up and mixed in
the raisins and sugar
There was another deep breath.
"And then we covered ii over with
tallow. Tallow is something like
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued out
OF the District Court OF the FRS, Ju-
dicial District of the State of Nevada,
Lyon County and to me directed and
delivered, for Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 10Th dav of March, A.
ID. 1910, in favor of J. W. McAllister.
and against Grant Moler, | did on the
18th day of June. \ d. 1910. seize and
levy upon the following described prop
erty to wit:
An undivided one half interest in Lots
Nine and Ten, with building thereon, in
Block s: also an undivided one-half in
terest in Lots Six, Seven, Eight, Nine
and Ten. in Block 5, Neringtou, Lyon
County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd
day of July A. ID. 1910, between the
hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ and five
O'Clock p. NJ. to wit: at the hour of ten
O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day. / will sell all
the right title and interest of said Grant
Moler. in and 10 the above described
property, at the front door Of the Court
House, i'll the town of DAYTON. Lyon
County, Nevada at Public Auction, for
cash in hand, to the highest and best
bidder, 20 satisfy said execution and all
costs
d. p. RANDALL,
Sheriff Of Lyon County, Nevada.
DAYTON, Nevada, June II, 1910.
First publication June II.
Last publication July 2
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02

lends destroy the agricultural class OF small property owners
nation have against Socialism
Ours is a complacent nation Mr. Black a
might be disturbed As Tor the
power their ebowsfo long time to come at
They preach pure and keep the public eye
focused the ultimate ends of logic.
The forces opposed putting into practical opera
about they include all
organized family ties the church. and most of
The Socialists have their side
singular gift making themselves heard but 1t Will be
long time before the balance is seriously disturbed.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02

THE GUEST LOOKED AROUND THE ROOM.
cheese and my exploring friend said
the MUSTER it was the spicier the tia-
vor- gives it sort of pique taste. you
know. But. man. you'll never be a
good explorer il you don't like penn
micau. Why. explorers even eat old
boots"
There was silent pause, and the
guest looked around the room as II in
search of something.
What is 1t. old man?" asked the
host. why don't you eat your pem-
mican|
II was just thinking" responded the
guest quietly.
Thinking Of what?"
why. that might find a pair Of old
boots TO eat in place OF the-er-pem-
mican."-New York Herald
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02
Towns Judged by Hotels.

lengthy article best methods building up
the Saturday Evening Post
good hotel is almost important newspaper and the
successful promoters maintain loss several
The travelling mans impressions of largely
determined by his personal comfort while there and
meal dirty hotel will send him with bad about
Feed him well and
and gives the the kind word omouth advertng
could buy for amount OF money.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02

In last weeks Saturday Evening Post the paper with crcua
ton million and half there article Cooperation by
Will Payne The following and powerful sermon
the benefit to be derived by farmers getting together:
In Southern Texas shipped individually and
o the about
enough for the In 1906 the cooperative
alone handled hundred and returned to
growers average price of the hundred pounds In
1907 association handled thousand and the
net price to the grower 81 "a hundred pounds
of Mason valley
alone they for
years delivered There
excuse for the latter price.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02

Another in Nevada has been practically wiped because
lack of fire protection Genoa had putting
system the town small. We sometimes
wonder if Yengton will in and system
WI until it has the Genoa for doing
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-02

Several members of the Balnger Pnchot investigating
Washington the adjournment
Congress weigh the evidence before the Which is
proper great should
springs in the scales used weigh the News
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
DODGE HALE LEAVING
VIII Hcnceforth Make His Home In
California

Il is with sineers regret that the En-
terprise announces the expected depart
Ire on tuesday next OF Mr.. ard mrs. |.
D. Hale for their future hcne in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Hale recently associated
himself with the Marstn & Martin &C. :.
, large commission house IN the CslIfor-
MIA city, and on Oct tendered his resis-
nation as field manager for the II. Woods
Goa position he had most cspably filled
for the past ten yesrs-sn1 will hereafter
give his sttsntion TO the commission busl-
ness in which he IS interested.
For % years Dodge Hale has beer
recognized as one Of the foremost cIcI-
zens Of Rocky Ford. ever actively identi-
fed with our business interests and at
all times devoted TO the upbuIdIng Of the
city and the bet,erms=to OF Industrial con
4tions in the Arkansas Valley ana he
~il be greatly missed. especially at
melon tine. May he have every sucee' 5
N his new hone. Is the wish Of his host
II frenos.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
Star Entertainment Course

John 3. Ratio. impsrsonator. will pre-
sentthe opening number Of the Star Enter
tainment Course with Character Studies.
from Life" at the Methodist Church next
Tuesday evening. Oct II at $50 p. M
Ratio is an impersonator Of remarkable
ability. and sways his audience from scr
cams of jeight to tears Of sadness at will.
While most Of the program is OF humor-
Gus nature. hare and there he slips in a
touch OF the darker side Of life that never
fails TO score heavily ard brings hancker-
chiefs TO .hs eyes Of many.
The course this year is one Of the 'ayg-
est and best ever offered to the people OF
Rocky Ford. consisting Of sig numbers so
selected as to appeal to the varied tastes
OF the amusement seeking public. The
course is supported by the different Young
People societies Of the different Churches
and every effort is being put forth 70 make
the cour 80 success. and the loyal support
OF the public is solicited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
OBITUARIES
o. l. BLIcEESSTEFF

o. l. BLlcEESSTiFF
At his home about a mile southeast OF
this city last Friday morning Orlando L.
3lickenstsH suceumbsd to an attack Of
TYPHOID fever. after an illness Of about a
month. kbout two years ago Mr.. Bllsk-
snstsff CANA to this city ard began
carrying the mail on rural route No. 2.
having effected a transfer from Ottawa
Kan, and his obl'gng and eourteous
ways created for him large circle Of
warm friends who sincerely mourn his
un,inely end. Deceased was ~ years
Of age and leaves wife and daughter 10
whom heartfelt sympathy is extended in
their bereavement
Futeral services we're conducted in the
German Baptist church on Saturday.
after which the remains werc shipped to
Ottawa. Kan for inte"msnt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
SATISFACTORY SHOWING
Peoples Home Bank folds Quarterly
Meeting and Elects Directors

This has been a quite busy week at
the Peoples Home Bant. Monday was
the regular quarterly meeting OF the
directors. when the books and bust
ness Of the bank were thoroughly gone
over and found to be IN a very satisfae-
toy condition. Two new members were
also elected to the board in the persons Of
J. 3. Hunt and A. D. sherwood.
On Wednesday the state bank exam
iner made his semi-a.nual examination
a nd reported everything all right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
EMElInE rEIEH

At the home Of her daughter. Mrs. 9
E. Moody, on Saturday morning. Mrs
Teter passed away at the ripe old age oi
ze years. About a month ago the de-
ceased arrived from her home in Nilsson
ri to make her Rocky Ford relatives a
.i,it ard shortly thereafter was seized
with the illness that resulted in her de-
mise.
The remains were shipped to Exeello
Mo-, on Monday accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Moody, and granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. C. C. Buchanan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
!. SCHOOL NOTES

In checking over the names Of the
Alumni Of the High Schools it has been
found that twenty-five or more Of our
young people are attending higher ins.itu-
tons Of learning. This speaks well for the
educational spirit Of the community, and
it is the ambition Of the school to eneour-
aga this spirit.
The msmbers Of the class in Public
Speaking have conducted two interesting
debates during the past week. woman
Suffrage" was selected as the subject for
dscu slon. and the interest taken in this
work was a satisfaction to all concerned.
A practice game Of football with the
Fowler team is now being planned for
nsxt Saturday. Our team was defeated
in Pueblo last Saturday. but the game
showed many points Of superiority among
our boys. and when our team work Is
strengthened. Rocky Ford High School
should rank well 10 the league.
Copies Of the High School Course Of
Study are row in the hands Of the STU
dents. and the outline Of work for the
grades are being prepared. These printed
forms are convenient fer teachers ard
pupils.
The enrolment at the close Of the first
month OF school this year. is ll2z. One
year ago the total nun ber on our list had
reached only eE5.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
Notice to Non-Resident Of Probate
of VIII.

STATE or COLoHtDo
COUNTY DF pTEHO
~ TnE COUNTY CnuRr ~ PROBlTE.
The People Of the State of Colorah" tn Al
bert FeIroW. SHruh SchWarts, Epma Cas-
tePl and Aaron FUiTos. Greeting:
WHEKEAS, II ha- been made to appear To
state Of CIiorahn. that you. the said Sarah
SchUarts. Emma CIstoci. Aaron FetrOw and
Albert fetrnw are heirs at law OF said de-
ceased aud that you are non residents Of The
state at Colorado.
Snw. Therefore. in accorl,nce with the
provisions Of the statute in such case made
AMI provided. aud by order oi court duly
made and rn'ered. you are hereby n'tincd
that an lustr1nent 81 writing purportins TO
be the last will and testament OF tho said
Charles ~. FetrOY. decsased. was presented
To said Court for probate on the ard day nf
September, A. d 1910. 'by Rob-rt VI, Pollock.
residing at Rocky Ford. In the Statr Of Colo
RADIO: that the said decedeht was nt the time
Of his deceasc. n resident OF Rocky Ford. In
the state OF Colorado: that the aid decedcnt.
according to the said alleged will devised and
bcgucHthed hts property In the words and
fgnrcs following. towii: Il give. devise
and begucntb al my property bTlh real and
personal Of what-Oeyer kind or nature to
which may be entitled or which ] may have
The power to dispose OF at my hecease. in
cludIng All moneys which may. after my de
erase. he collected on my lie Insurance. pol
Icy In the Bankers Lite Association of Des
Nolncs. Iowa. unto Cora A. smith Of Rocky
Tnrd, Colorado, iormsrly Of PriGceion,
Y,n are hereby notified to hc and appear
before said Court at the County Court hOOtn
~ tho Court House in la lunta. In the
Jouniy DT OiETo, IN the statr OF Colorado On
the lUth day al DctobsT, a. ID. 1910 then and
there 10 attend tho hearing on The probate Of
the said alleged last Will and testament ut
tho sHid Charles II. Fetrow. dccensud. aud
iurthcr to do aud perform what shalt then. .
by the said Court he required and HdiudEcd.
In witness whereof. | have hefcuntO set my
hH nd and affixed the seal uf said Court Ht my
uinc, In La Junta, in said County, this srd
day OF september. a. D. 1910.
fsEALI T.. W. Mcdaniel.
Judge and EN-DflicO Clerk. OF tue County
COuri Of OIcfU County, Colorado -I9
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
Subscrfpuon k-,e>-
DELEGATES SEE VALLEY.
ri gat n Congress-, Visitors View
his WcnG:!ful Sset:s n.

4 s;gr1canr' ih--I connected wi.z
le var Ou- c%i!i lis al the lrTi@ati3u
-,5r-rtss held iI Pueblo last week
a t.c gcEcr-i !: ;rrest that the d.i=
..ya.es I uE III tie ATkzEzzs VALLEY
rat VA TETrs cE ed III 9ugH1Ct n
hole cypCs.ll n. n very foTIn-
During the c-r5Srcss It was no TN
-yTnmgU ding - see . lariy Of ter
: mrIc deicgates leaving rucblD 70
shgT: trip T. vaTlDus..-s Cc-iOTs {
Ee valley - SC the country tia
yrCduccd the won dcriHl crcps exh.b
j :: the expo iii IN. One train
,arta Re No. Col, during the rniddle
Ike week cs-T.- d ever t*enty del
gates iEai rad Lccn on short trip
- every sect II Il the valley TO loo
yer lie land. They undoubtedly
ycr. Impressed WIKI the country. To-
nciT cCTvtrsatiDu was such as l.
tow that they thou 4ht tke !irkansa
alley Of Cclorad0 truly wonderful
nd .l:ttlc different section Cf the
.ourtry than they had. formerly
thought.
The very resii n;s Of the valley
Il Pueblo principally received an ed
Icaiion that they bsdlI needed in be
ing shown right in their own city
what the tributary country to their
-ity could do. IL vas valuable les
son 10 Them. and a. converts they are
bound TO assist In the movement that
has already born iruits.
The taking OF the Hearst cup gave
the Arkansas Valley a national ad-
vertising, which while confined more
or less to Oicro county, reflects good
ON the whole section. Good land
cannot stop at county lines. and Peo-
-i- about the country realize that.
Tbe fact that all OF the sugar beet
Drizes were won in the Arkansas Val
lev also is a material assistance to
this section. 1t was q good proof
that the valley j. an ideal beet rais-
ing community. The Shafroth tro-
ply won in Otcro county for the tor
age display also showed that forage
crops are not a dead issue in the
valley. even though the more intcn-
sively farmed crops did take honors-
The beauty OF the affair was that the
valley qualified III every department
BSnt and Prowers county EXHIBITS
made a wonderful impression and
while ihc judges decided that the
Otcro should have. the first awards.
the general public who were natural
" not proficient on individual crops,
but looked at the gensrai side OF
things were unable TO quite decide
among themselves which section
was the best. an impression that is
mighty good to give out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
A GREETING

In this public manner we desire TO ex-
press our hearty appreciation to our many
Ioyar customers ndfriends through whose
suppor. and patronage we were able to
build up and maintain the successful trade
enjoyed by our store for these many years.
We are leaving Rocky Ford with many
pleasant memories Of the courtesy Of
business associates, and OF the good
v,iiI expressed to US personally by friends.
To ali, our well Wishes and thanks
and good bye! cc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
D RIcMwlnE

Typhoid fever claimed another victim
on Friday night in the person Of Daniel
Riehwine. a recent arrival in this city
who was rooming in the Apos flats.
Deceased was but % years Of age and
leaves young wife to mourn her sudden
and untimeIy loss. Funeral services were
conducted in the Sprinkler chapel on Sun
day afternoon by Rev. A. n. Beaver. and
iD,e,ment was in Valley View cemetery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
SERIAL No. OliB.
NOTICE
Department Of the Interior.

U. g. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo.
Srpis sniber :. 1910
Notice l. hereby gwen that the santa Fe
Pacific Haliruad Company by Edward West
iis Attorney In Fact. has applied to select
under the Act Of June fth. issi and June 81 h.
lfpL % q following land: -Duthsust quarter
of Northeast quarter, SectiDH q. TpWu-hi y
II :. Ranse 80 Vest Of the sixth Principal
Meridian. In the State Of Colorado In exchange
Tor lands located In the san Francisco Noun
tains NattDnal Forest Reserve IN ATiznHa.
Any person claiming this land adv er-ely. or
desiring Ia prUte-t again>t the allowance of
: his application. will file such prnte-t. con-
test. or other nBi.rtinn. In wTIfiug with the
Register ard Receiver 81 this tIfrifc IN or be-
fore the @Uth day OF Drtobcr \. D. 1910.
- A ABBEY. Rcslster.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07
SERIAL No. OlIt1i
NOTICE
Department Of the Interior.

L. :. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo
September :. Igtn
Notice il hereby given that the >sn.a Re
RHIIruNh Company 10y Edward West it, At
tourney In Ta-t. has applied to- select under
tn. Act uf June ith. i-s1 aud Jun. 9TH. l!ED.
the foiIOwin1 hand: Nnrthcast quarter ut
southeast quarter. Scrttuu u. Town. hip u
south. HanEc - West pt the sixth Principal
Meridian. In the State at tOIpTTi'ln. In eN-
change tor lands hcafed Ia th" San Frnn-
AriZIua.
Any person claiming Il il land adversely.
~ desiring tn protest against the allowance
Ot Ihi- appiI-ht ion. will nle such pPbtp-t.
contest rr ether oti' ctipn. In wriIInE. with
'h. Ir1isIer aud hcCetE,r OF tins bfiicc ON ur
before tile 9th day 1f UCtOhrr 4. II. 1919.
~ :. \. ABBEY, Reg EIstcr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-07

The scene The 4
and The Cir, the q
tonight. is lslins Of
sinia at a her n
Johnny Hickm CUM
ham. have II of an
capade OF q gam
house in Be xities Q
plot occur vlre" ID
state Of quahe serI
a absent. Tnsd to d
work therns "at Ia
mutiny amo OF cd
there is a pirhe prd
ton Is unusn ne chor
the loyeliest'vd OF
that ever wW comp
Messrs. AdN the a
ors Of the ~ by 10
z. Howard. Dducsd
twelve musih the d
tige OF ongest
ever made hieaso
addtn to f., 10
ty times in ded hO|
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
Poiron in Green Paper.

Herr ThsusEig. = weI-known Aus
TITAN nnSncier. Is dead OF arsenic. IL
is said that be vas poisoned b. green
wall paper IN his once Tip asks
pzperbanger about green w&1 paper
poisoning people. and IS told that Il
ought % be as dangerous handling
green paper day IN and day ous as Be
ing IN e Foom papcrec With H. bat
that be never heard Of any paPsShsug-
81 OF DapsrDsker being so poisoned.
And the same thing would seem to sp-
ply 20 other cases OF poison said 70
come SO freQusEtly from green dye.