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JOHNSON IS FIGHTING

San Francisco, CAL, March SO.-Soon
after Jack Johnson was recommitted
to the county Jail his attorneys filed
a petition for a writ of habeas COR
pus with the appellate court, declaring
that their client was deprived of his
liberty without due process of law.
The court refused to grant the writ,
and Johnson's sole remaining course
is an appeal to the state supreme
court.
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White sox Won.

st. Joseph, Mo-, March so.-The Chi
cago white sox squad shut out St.
Joseph to 0. Batteries and
Block; Zimmerman and Coe Umpire,
York.
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Leo Rocker thinks Gordon is a
square wrestler and testified to the
fact at the close of his bout Tuesday
night. Rocker may not know 1t, but
he is about the most esteemed Crap
pier in the hearts of the Fargo fans
today.
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Nc L.oat.

Kansas city, NO, March 3O-The
home team of the American associa :
ton defeated the Cleveland American
league team BY to Z.
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If the Morris Schreck fight was a
put UP game, as some have tried to
purport, one thing sure, it did not last
long enough to have the appearance
of a fake affair.
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If Kossick is looking for top-notcf
honors he should not adopt a policy
of sidestepping as he does.
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decided to protect foreign patents on
payment Of small fee.
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Safro is going to accept the chal-
lenge Of Kid Williams and negotia-
lions are now on for the bout.
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Safro is going to accept the chal-
lenge OF Kid Williams and negotia-
lions are now on for the bout.
Rocker and his manager, Rickers.
are going to spend few days on a
farm near jamestown before meeting
Jack Downs of Bismarck. Rocker
will continue his strenuous training
tactics.
The management of the Princeton
baseball team has arranged for game
with the japanese baseball nine Of the
University of Keio.
A specialist has performed an oper-
alton on Hugh Jennings to remove a
foreign growth in his ear. The growth
affected jennings throat. His voice
has been growing huskier and threat
ened to prevent his characteristic
coaching.
Fred Lake is helping Manager Roddy
Wallace size up the new material on
the ST. Louis browns squad. He won't
do any scouting until the big league
season starts.
No one would suspect that Pitcher
Bob Groome of Washington possessed
extraordinary strength, and yet, in the
opinion of his teammates, there is no
stronger man on the team.
Johnny Evers is the latest man to be
UP in arms over the story that Harry
Steinfeldt OF the cubs is to be sue
ceeded this season by a youngster.
Johnny says that any new man would
have to be at least % per cent better
as a player than Harry to make up
for the latter's knowledge of the cubs
style Of play.
cANARlES
For sale, the very best. Ben Hart
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DENTISTS.
oSTEoPATHIc.

DIR. STEM HANSON, oSTEoPATH.
Graduate A. s. o., Kirksville, Mo.
Phone 2304-L. Suite 3, Pioneer Life
building, Fargo.
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cANARIEs
For sale, the very best. Ben Hart
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PHYSICIANS.

q. ]. CAMPBELL, NJ D.--PRACTICE
limited to diseases OF wom0n-Geaitc,
urinary and SKIN diseases. Office hours,
10 TO IL and 10 B. over Mcdonald
druE store, Front street. Phone 72S.
Oh p IL BURTON--OEE1CE HOURS.
ia to ~ q. IA, TO 8 and 8 20 = p. IN.
Office, Stern bulldtn- Phone 1857
pk. Fargo J. q 4 p III homeopathic
physician, dsl1endrecio block.
Dis. D<AhROW a. WEIBih4. IeLEND-
rOcie blocK. Once hours from 70 9
DRs. +. III. BAILEY :; KACHELMACH.
or. SpeciaIists, eye. ear. nose ana
throat. ONCE hours, . to IL and I:3U
to g. Of1ces in the Stern block
DR.. A. 9. AOHRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
store. Sos Front street. Hours 70
i Ia % ofta ana iO4s-Ia resldeInsc .sDnoAs
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons. once COS Front street Or
nee hours: ~ 10 IL a. M, . 10 and q
20 p. m. Phones: Omce $40; resl-
DIX. HOMER B. SMITH. deLENDRRcIE
building. none 2ly4-L. hours: 10
n p nj E ssHSSv1Es p9gnss s1its.1ts Ann
Ok E,rg = eoe Front From street s'A4AN AMI
]. sWWseVVni VIDAL IA. d., hJMEoPArHrc
physician and surgeon. E0wards block
d Il. ;oEsoN N. D.-pRAoT1cR LIN.
tied to 0ttice practice. Edwards Building;
10 TO IL a. m, 70 and TO 7:s0 p. IN.
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tlNDERrAKEE

AND LICENs rU ElMBAL4MER, FuNER-
81 supplies. J. r. Rice, 5 South Broad
way. Office south OF Moody's store.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMNr..A, 71a NLGrH
avenue sSIth Master tunniRg add ro-
pairing. Fnone 616-LA
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
adAIE. MEL4IN, BEAUTY PARI.ORS.
Electrolysts, massage, chiropody and
manicuring. los Broadw-,' Phone 70S-J.
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ARCHITECTS,

HANCOCK BkUS., AECALTECTS, Of
does Douglas Bldg, III Broadway
A. ]. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO
N. d. Offices in deLendrecie Bldg.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER AA1O.uSON, EAkERT AC-
countant. Phone SSs-J. ll20 Third ave-
nue south, barge, N. ~
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VISITING NIJRaE

GRACE n. ROBINaON, r.. ~. Assoc.
ciAted charities; to 2 p. m, No. IS.
Eighth street south, phcle 627. Resi-.
nence, 1923 4 irst avenue soath, phone
se4-J Hours: $3.50 q. m. 20 D. "a. az
the service OF physicians at any time.
Phone 72A-L.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Ranch and City Property
H. =. DOUST
7 No. Second Street.

Old Union Ditch Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Old Union Ditch Company
has been adjourned to and will be
held on Saturday. January 81. 1911
at p. M, in the Council Room at
the Court House in the city Of
North Yakima, Washington. I'm
portant matters will come up and a
full attendance is requested.
H. F. LUHMAN,
41-3t Secretary
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To Prevent Intermarriagc.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 17.-There will be
two bills in the house to prohibit in
termarriage between white and peo-
pie of other colors. The first was in
troduced by DR.. Client of King coun-
ty the other by Representative Will
liam Wray.
The feeling Is general that such a
law ought to be passed Immediately,
and both bills have emergency clauses
attached to them. Wray's bill pro-
vides punishment by five years in the
penitentiary or $4,000 fine, or both.
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LIZ ARthA IAuRhA

LII APtha Laughs
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE $780,
600 offer Of H. H. Fraxee and J.
Gleason, for a fight In London with
AL Kaufman Is too good to be true,
said Jack johnson today.
ut must be a joke" said the col
ored champion. IT can't make my
self believe that 1t il on the square
I only hope 1t is though, for can't
think of an easier way to make that
big q pile"
Johnson considers Kaufman the
best heavyweight in the world be-
sides himself. Al could easily beat
jeanette or Mcvey. he
says.
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Must Labels Tell tho Truth?

WASHINGTON, Jan lido false
statements on the labels of a patent
m edicine as to its alleged curative
properties constitute a misbranding,
such as Is punishable under the pure
food and drugs act Of 1905?
In support of the affirmative of this
question the department of Justice has
prepared brief for filing with the
supreme court of the United States.
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THE OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFE TINE
GREAT BARGAIN

Twenty acre ranch near Zillah; ten
acres bearing fruit; balance alfalfa:
young trees; eight room house; barn.
pack house; must SELL $4,000 will
cinch, snap; balance good terms; 7
per cent interest. Address Arthur
Hillyard. r. =. d. No. I, Granger
Wash 40-6tx
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PUYALLT Mayor Graves and
the Puyallup Commercial club have
sent out a formal letter to the coun-
ty commissioners. the mayor of Ort-
ing and tn commercial clubs and
chamber of commerce of North
Puyallup, Orting, Sumner and Ia
coma, announcing his determination
to wage war upon the Stone &c
Webster interests until the traction
concern lives up to the promises 1t
made when the franchise for the
Puyallup short line was granted. The
mayor declares these promises have
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RHEUMATISM.

If you have rheumatism, why do
you not try Benoit's Rheumatic
Liniment? 1t Is guaranteed. One
dollar a bottle. Use half q bottle
and If there is no relief return the
remainder and get your money back.
L. Benoit, IL North Second avenue,
North Yakima, Wash 40-tfx
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BEATS AGED WIFE.

" PASSAIC, N. j., Jan. IT,
h Jacob Gasoline, 7S years old,
N has been sentenced to
h term of three months in the !
N county jail for beating his
h wife, who is rs years old. I
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE-15O head Percheron
Shire and Clyde mares and geld
ings, 4 to years old; 100 to 100
lbs. e. WOODY. Phone 791 or 333.
80 April IA
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SEATTbE.-.A runaway bobsled
that crashed into a telegraph pole
while speeding so miles an hour at
AID avenue, south, and Genesee
street Monday caused the serious in
jury of three persons and the Sc
we're bruising of six others. Thos.
Harkyard's leg was broken, Miss Ida
Bishop received a compound frac-
ture near the hip. and Edward Lewis
a broken leg. Gordon McKinstry
was steering the sled One of the
forward runners collapsed and the
sled slowed into the pole. Soon az
ter this a sled on the Republican
street hill crashed into a pole and
Rushing Chandler. Is. was perhaps
fatally hurt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

Aavert1semen0 IN this column IN
sEsea Ter I cent . word per inser.
-, t4t,s.ssr lle elss sa eFsg $500 asttt
SoDy Rees1vea aftsR 10 ,. N. Win be
snso4 unoor heAA - 'sTo0 Lase 20
%ao ~
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FOR SALE--Orchards; hay farms;
improved and unimproved dry
lands. Full information on request.
S. r. Lamont, Zillah. 39-tf
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NORTHWEST NEWS

COLVILLE.-County Auditor Jes-
sephs has received draft for
s5164.10 from the receipts Of land
sold by the United States govern
ment in the Kaniksu and Colville for
est reserves, located in Stevens
county. The money will be equally
divided between the county school
fund and the general road and
bridge fund.
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FOR SALE-Lands under pumping
propositions; choicest fruit land
from SIS to 5000 per acre. s. r.
Lamont, Zillah. 39-tf
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Pure Toilet Articles, A complete
line on sale at Pioneer Drug Co.,
Clark's Pharmacy. Reading and
Camps. Agents wanted. Eva Hall
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FOR SALE-Tor business openings
of any kind in a go-ahead town
with two transcontinental railroads
and a splendidly developed country
surrounding it. Write to or see. S.
r. Lamont, Zillah, Wash. 39-tf
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FOR SALE-Twenty acres West Sc
lah, part in alfalfa, part fruit, $3.50
per acre. See Old Settlers Real Els
tate Co.. No. 10 East A street.
a2-1mx
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osrEoPATHY
IE ZED1FER INSTITUTE

I'VE zsEObkAESN lLNSlllOlE@
81 drugiess healing; embraces Os-
tespathy. Naturepathy Electric
NY, Vibration. Massage. Mental.
Pychic and Magnetic forcess
Dietetics. Traction, Hydro-the-
Npy and variety Of baths,
Eight years at 211 East Yakima
avenue. 1000 cases treated.
Phone Main 172, j. F. Wilmot
.. and Almira A. Zediker.
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FOR SALE-Or will trade for city
property, 40 acres with artesian
we'll and water for $50 acres located
in Pomona, the artesian belt. Ad-
dress c. A. c., care Herald. 39-tf
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FOR SALE-A blacksmith shop, well
equipped; good location: cheap.
Corner Walnut and Fifth avenue
2a-tf
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COLVILLEl-A sad accident re-
sulting in the death of the year-old
baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fogg.
occurred Saturday at their home
about eight miles east or CoIvnr,.
The mother left the house for a few
minutes to feed her chickens, leav-
ing the baby in it's buggy standing In
front of the stove. When she enter
ed the use the baby was enveloped
in flames, which the mother extin-
guished and brought the child to this
city for treatment, but it died short
ly after reaching the hospital.
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FOR SALE-Lots in the newly incor-
porated town of Zillah on two rail-
roads. Let your money work for you.
s. r. Lamont, Zillah 39-tf
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FOR SALE-Ten acres choicest fruit
land; in full bearing; balance q
year-old trees; heavy producer;
house; packing shed; deep we'll; els
terms, etc; $1,000; terms. s r..
Lamont, Zillah. 29-tf
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FOR SALE-Flats, well located in
the city. paying IL per cent on
price asked. II interested Tel. Sub
3997 27-10t
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FOR SALE-Party leaving Washing
ton will sell 10 acres fine fruit
land, three miles from court house;
only $500 per acre; worth $500. See
j. A. White, Rooms and over
First National bank, Phone 403.
40-3t
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FOR SALE-Nine head milk cows.
also head Of horses. Address
Harry Barnard, No. 9Th Ave-. r. r.
d. No. Q, city. 36-6t
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FOR SALE-One automobile truck:
reasonable price. Apply e. Patter-
son. 401 South Eighth street. 2s-12t
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FOR SALE--Very choice ten acre
tract under third unit Tieton:
Seven acres in choice fruit trees,
NWA. SEA. SWA. section 80.
township 49,, Rg. IS. Look at 1t then
write for price. c. e. Cornwell, IA
Clinton street, Walla Walla, Wash.
29-10t
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FOR SALE-ysave trSMSsne in good
condition; very eAsaU. AeaSew W.
II. T., care Hesnfd- e-tfx
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OLYMPIA.-Mrs. May Arkwright
Hutton of Spokane, who was in at
tendance at the convention of wo-
men voters at Tacoma, has arrived
to be a spectator at the convention
of the State Federation of Labor. 1t
is possible she will also seek ap-
pointments with some of the state Of
Gals. She is said to be interested
in the passage of an eight-hour law
for women.
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FOR SALE-Concrete blocks 2 IT by
2 IT. See Teel. at old Reed Laun
dry building or 1901 South Naches.
s-tf
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FOR SALE-sixty acres near Taco
ma, Wash, 10 acres in cultivation;
fine soil; 80 acres clover; some tim
Der; fenced, house; barn; sheds;
two wells; fine for dairy. VIII trade
for city property. Harris & Barnett.
Hotel Bartholet. st-tf
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AND HEATING

II our plumbing is out of order,
or If you are figuring on any
plumbing and heating for your
building see Standard Plumbing &
Heating Co.. w. d. Walker, Mgr.
Phone 473.
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|sinee> been unfulnlled. ana
the sid>of the county and the '.
public and semi-public bodies thefe-
In in making the company come to
time.
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FOR SALE-One large Starr drilling
machine; or will trade for city
property; snap. Address G. A. c.,
care Herald. 39-tf
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4: your typewriter needs repasrinu
or cleaning phone 1ssSsL ana We WIN
put Il n frgt class condition. 771tf
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FOR SAIlE-A road cart. 702 South
Elevsnth avenue. 13-tf
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FOR 5ALk--SmalI correct ioAps OF
the city 10 cents, for rs CTS. Her
alG of1ice. 13s-tf
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FOR SALE-Twenty acres; IA in
fruit; in alfalfa; trees 2 to Q
wears old; standard varieties; house:
barn; sheds; $4,000. This IL a
choice property. s. R. Lamont, I'LL
lah. ao-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE-Four Jersey cows
fresh; tested free from tuberculo
sis. Rudkin dairy. 2S-t
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uapou nGhu IoS Wo0oooR ana por'
mansnt guests.
hsss ITO. IL s.. Sssssd s..
FON AAnA
FOR SALE-Or exchange, FIVE acre
tract outside North yakima city
limits. improved; will trade for res
idence property to the amount of
$4,000; balance easy payments. p.
o. Box 455. Sunnysids. Wash. Sg-tf
FOR SALE-Ten acre fruit ranch;
acres in full bearing. This is
the chance Of a lifetime. House;
barn, ETC.; driven we'll; price $10,-
900; Y cash; balance $500 per year
or as arranged. s. r. Lamont, Zil-
lah. s9-tf
FOR 'SALE-One team of six year
old horses, weight 1850 lbs: we'll
broke; double seated surrey almost
new; one rubber tire buggy; double
driving harness; also 20 laying hens.
208 North Front street. Att
FOR SALE-Twenty acres; IA in
fruit; s in alfalfa: trees to 8
wears old; standard varieties; house;
barn; sheds; $4,000. This il a
choice property. s. R. Lamont. zil-
lah. 30-tf
FOR SALE-For business openings
Of ~ IN, nh
with two Unconstitutional railroads
and splendidly developed country
surrounding it. Write to or see. S.
r. Lamont, Zillah, Wash. 39-tf
FOR SALE-Ten acres choicest fruit
land: 6 in full bearing; balance 3
year-old trees; heavy producer;
house; packing shed; deep we'll; els
terms, etc; $1,000; terms s r..
Lamont, Zillah. 29-tf
FOR SALE-Or will trade for city
property, 40 acres with artesian
we'll and water for $50 acres located
in Pomona, the artesian belt. Ad-
dress G. A. c., care Herald. 39-tf
FOR SALE-150 head Percheron
Shire and Clyde mares and geld
ings, to years old; 100 to 1900
lbs. e. WOODY. Phone 791 or 333.
80 April IA
FOR SALE-Twenty acres West Sc
lah, part in alfalfa, part fruit, $3.50
per acre. See Old Settlers Real Els
tate Co.. No. 10 East A street.
32-1mx
FOR SALE-Se acres dry land under
government high line; miles
from depot; price $50 Per acre,
would take $4,000 in city property.
Apply G. ca, care Herald Jan. ak
FOR SALE+Business lot on First
Street near Tieton hotel A good
buy. Also :. few lots on West Yak
ina Avenue; easy terms. See owner.
212 4th Ave. North. 38-6tx
FOR SALE-or exchange. two North
Yakima residence properties Gone
modern) cheap; good terms. For
more particulars address p. o. Box
455, Sun yside, Wash. 36-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE1Ten acres
Selah valley; Z acres in fruit;
close to school and store; hne soil.
VIII trade for city property. Harris
& Barnett, Hotel Bartholet. 34-tf
FOR SALE-Cut flowers; floral de-
signs; bouquets. +. A. Huntley
greenhouses, First avenue north and
Ounce street. Phones 1857 and
1851. H. o. Akin, Mgr. 33-3m
FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs
for Matching, also White Wyan-
dotte cockorels for sale. Phone Sub
1851 or address Box 35S, r. F. d.
No. 4. Jan. 12-15-19-22x
FOR SALE-Flats, well located in
the city. paying IL per cent on
price asked. If interested Tel. Sub
3997 27-10t
FOR SALE-A blacksmith shop, well
equipped; good location: cheap
Corner Walnut and Fifth avenue
aa-ti
FOR SALEl-Lands under pumping
proposition; choicest fruit land
from $75 to 5000 per acre. s. r.
Lamont, Zillah. 39-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

ORTLAND.-Emilio de Gogorza,
the baritone, whose voice failed him
in Seattle recently while rehearsing
for a concert, sang here yesterday
in a difficult program, responding
to numerous encores and singing
several request numbers. His pro-
gram concluded with the prologue
from IT Pagliacci." His voic shows
ed no signs Of breaking and at all
times he had command over 1t.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE-A brand w up-to-date
bungalow ON Elliott Heights, with
in block Of car l.ne. Well built and
splendidly arranged. A good deal for
some one. Address G.. T. F., care
Herald, for particulars. 275-tfx
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE-One of the most beauti-
full sections Of land under the
ing $50 acres at SIT per acre, one
third cash. balance terms. All under
contract for water. Address Owner,
Box 447, Prosser, Wash. 40-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE-Se acres dry land under
government high line: miles
from depot; price $50 per acre,
would take $4,000 in city property.
Apply G. CO., care Herald Jan. ak
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

LOST-IAonday nigAt. cray pouy.
shod all around. with halter. weighs
eee lbs; and sorrsn white faced mare,
two white feet shod. Phone gS7-L
Reward. a7-etx
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE%Business lot on First
Street near Tieton hotel. A good
buy. Also :. few lots on West Yak
ina Avenue; easy terms. See owner.
212 4th Ave. North. 38-6tx
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

FOR SALE-One team of six year
old horses, weight 1850 lbs: we'll
broke; 1 double seated surrey almost
new; one rubber tire buggy: double
driving harness; also 20 laying hens.
208 North Front street. 41-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18

KALISPELL.-The women of this
city are up in arms over the theft
of a petition from the local post Of
flee asking that the state legislature
place a permanent humane officer in
Flathead county. They charge the
pool half interests with the theft
of the document which contained
the names of many signers.
OLYMPIA.-The first attempt to
abolish the death penalty in Wash
ington which has oeen made since
territorial days IL now in progress.
Francis Patrick Goss, a former Sc
attic newspaper man, is behind the
movement and claims to have
Speaker Howard D. Taylor's promise
that his bill will be favorably re-
ported out of the house judiciary
committee.