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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
2
Thos. FE. Grady Lynch Grady Attorneys at Law list offices at Mullins Building McAulay Meigs Attorneys at Law Notaries Public acting for American Surety Co Empire State Surety Co with offices in Ditter Building North Yakima
Dr Lynch’s office hours are 2 to 5 p.m. at Mullins Block. Residence listed as 210 South Naches. Phone contact 823.
X ray laboratory offers treatment and examination by X rays with 24 hour service. Office is at 3 M Naches Ave with residences listed and phone numbers for Dr Wells and Dr Nagler.
Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon based above Janecks Drug Store with residence at six and chestnut in New York. Office hours span from five hours am to noon and two to five pm. He serves on the Pension Board.
An old ad lines up Pineules as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatic pain and stiffness. It claims relief for back, kidney, and joint trouble with 30 days of treatment for one dollar, urging readers to obtain a dose from Camp West Side Druggist.
Three unmasked men robbed the East Side bank on East Washington street and Grand Avenue at 6 PM, seizing about 16500 in gold currency and silver. Bank president Henry H. Newhall and his son Roger resisted with revolvers, firing at the escapees while police patrols widen across both river banks in a bid to catch the culprits amid a three month surge of robberies and murders.
President Newhall describes a late night heist at the bank while he and his son closed the books. Robbers with revolvers took about $16 500 in cash coins and gold, fleeing east toward the slough. The council's anti lunch measure follows the crime, aiming to curb temptations at saloon linked lunch counters.
North Yakima residents accuse the Globe Publishing Co of a clever installment land scheme in the New Interurban Heights tract near Seattle. After bankruptcy and receiver appointment, some buyers say they received no notice of the change and face losing deeds despite payments. Dr C W Crompton, among the affected, claims his deed was delayed after the company’s bankruptcy.
A council meeting resolved issues raised by property owners led by Pat Mullins about street drainage and crosswalk sagging. Judge Rigg defended the paving firm against delays as costly, with contractor McKiver seen as pressuring for settlement. The report was adopted and the city agreed to pay 16,253.87 and 25,952.86 in final balances.
City council revoked the Cozy Corner saloon license at Front and Chestnut after councilman Miller cited proof of Sunday liquor sales. Attorney H J Snively sought a hearing for the proprietor, but no leniency was granted. Separately, Snively argued a paving contract by Savage Co was incomplete and urged a rebate based on alleged specification breaches.
In White Bluffs Washington residents discuss becoming a fourth class city. The 14 month old town hopes for municipal status and improvements while weighing inevitable expenses and taxes. Debates proceed as rapid valley development continues and a formal decision nears.
Notice announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the national pure food and drug law it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults A D Sloan's drug store.
In Spokane a report says J L Harper and associates found about 500000 dollars of gold bearing ore near Republic Washington north of Spokane in the slopes of the old Republic mine. It was revealed after cyanide mills failed to save ore with reserves depleted but now indicates several million dollars remain.
Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports twelve year battle with asthma ended by one fifty cent bottle of Foley s Honey and Tar after a severe cold grew into asthma and resisted medical help. A D Sloan s drug store promotes the remedy.
Robert E. Strahorn of Spokane and president of the North Coast Railroad company announces the erection of car shops and round houses in Spokane with facilities for hundreds of miles of line. The company, building a steam railway to Puget Sound, has invested over 5 million in Spokane and holds electrical plants in central Washington. The backers’ financial strength is shown by the large statewide investments.
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