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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1911

Page

5

Ahtanum Valley Forms Water Users Association

The people of Ahtanum valley form the Ahtanum Water Users association a cooperative stock company with nine trustees to regulate and develop irrigation for about eight thousand acres. Subscriptions cover forty five hundred acres and plans include tapping untapped water resources and fair distribution to prevent illicit diversions improving social and economic prospects for the valley.

Artanum Sears Ahtanum Water Users’ Association Ahtanum Valley

Rudkin Suggested for Public Board

Friends of John J. Rudkin of Kennewick report from the Kennewick Reporter that he is being strongly recommended for appointment to the state public service commission. Rudkin, secretary and manager of the Northern Pacific Irrigation company, would leave his large private interests, though he says he cannot afford to leave them to take public duties.

John J. Rudkin Kennewick Northern Pacific Irrigation Company Inland Empire State Public Service Commission John ©. Lawrence Hay Yakima Rudkin

Persia yields to Russian ultimatum in Persia

Persia accedes to Russia's demand to dismiss W Morgan Shuster, the American treasurer-general, and to pay an indemnity for the cost of an armed expedition. Russia had pressed for Shuster's removal since displeasure over Persian finance. A war scare is expected to subside with withdrawal of Russian forces pending stipulations.

Washington Persia W. Morgan Shuster Russia Shuster

Balloon cannot cross Atlantic warned by weather chief

Willis L. Moore, head of the Weather Bureau, said no gas balloon will cross the Atlantic. He commented after replying to Melvin Vaniman about sending two weather experts to Cape Race to analyze sea reports before an Atlantic City airship voyage. He noted observations off Cape Race would be useless to the maneuver.

Washington Atlantic Ocean Willis L. Moore Weather Bureau Melvin Vaniman Europe Atlantic City Akron Moore Vaniman Cape Race

After Grip Look Out for Trouble Vinci Restorer Claim

A Watertown Wisconsin reader attests Vinci after a severe grip heals energy loss and nervous weakness. The ad promises a money back guarantee if expectations are not met and urges trials for convalescents and the run down.

Vinci Watertown Wis Adelaide Gamm

Ocean crossing by air deemed impossible by experts

More argues no gas balloon can cross the Atlantic citing six mile altitude limits and intense cold that sap lifting power. Weather chief says crossing would require unseen altitudes and two days stay, while an aeroplane could finish in under 24 hours. The article also promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment with claims of relief for inflammation and pain.

Atlantic Ocean Moore Vantman Weather Bureau

Hope for Intervention in Chinese Affairs Sustained

Secretary Knox met with Masano Hanihara of the Japanese embassy to discuss Chinese affairs amid a hoped for agreement by Shanghai peace commissioners. Britain and Japan may mediate with six powers approving. In Pekin fighting has ceased temporarily with minor robber-band clashes and an armistice expected to renew after December 21.

Washington Knox Masano Hanihara Shanghai Great Britain Japan Pekin China

Heartburn Remedy HERBINDE Promises Quick Relief

Advertises HERBINDE as a cure for indigestion with instant pain relief and rapid bowel movement. Claims users feel fine and vigorous afterward. Priced at 50c and sold by D. H. Fry and C, W. Camp at corner Third and Yakima.

D. H. Fry and W. Camp Corner Third Yakima

Conference in Deadlock Sends China Peace Talks To Impasse

Report from Shanghai indicates peace negotiations with foreign mediation are unlikely to succeed soon. Both sides refuse compromise on the future form of government, raising the prospect of an absolute deadlock within days. Elders and conservatives oppose a republic.

Shanghai

Kidney and Urinary Ailments Promoted by Foley Kidney Pills

A North Yakima Drug Store ad promotes Foley Kidney pills as a regulating and strengthening remedy for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities.

North Yakima

Valley loses valued citizen George F. Crooks

George F. Crooks a five year resident of North Yakima died Saturday at his home near the School Section precinct. A native of Canada he had lived in Red Falls Minnesota where he was a respected blacksmith and later a rancher. He belonged to Knights Templar and Minnesota Masons and Foresters. Survived by wife, son Frank in North Yakima, son Roy in Vesta Minnesota, daughter Ida a teacher in Walla Walla. The body will stay here until the Minnesota son arrives then be taken to Red Falls for interment.

George F. Crooks North Yakima Canada Red Falls Minn Knights Templar Chapter Blue Lodge Masons Minnesota The Foresters Frank Roy Vesta Ida Walla Walla

Ballard's Turroa Hound Syrup for Children's Coughs

Children take Ballard's torrous Hound Syrup willingly as a pleasant tasting remedy for coughs hoarseness and bronchitis. A good medicine and easy to take it comes in 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by Fred L. Janeck Druggist Dr H Fry and W Camp at North Yakima and Third Yakima.

Ballard D. H. Fry C. W. Camp Third Yakima Fred L. Janeck H. Fry W. Camp Wash

Valley Federation Proposed for Yakima Commercial Clubs

Dr. H. James, secretary of the local organization, will propose a Yakima valley federation to unite commercial clubs or town representatives. He cites shared fruit exhibits and publicity efforts that have yielded large advertising gains and potential savings on printed materials. A January meeting with delegates from other towns is planned to discuss business and future action.

Yakima Valley H. ®. James James North Yakima Yakima

China Motherland of Many Flowers in Garden History

The article notes China as the origin of many common plants and flowers, highlights Ernest H. Wilson of the Arnold Arboretum, and explains China’s flora influence on US gardening. It cites lacquer varnish trees, bamboo shoots, Gingko, and cross-continental plant similarities, with glacial land links shaping distribution.

China Ernest H. Wilson Arnold Arboretum Boston National Geographic Magazine England East India Company United States Wilson North America Atlantic Japan Kentucky Europe Asia America

Indians Back From Capitol Unite In Brotherhood Call

A Toppenish communication from December 1911 describes Yakima delegates returning from Washington urging all tribes and allottees to unite under a North American Indian Brotherhood. Mixed and full bloods should stand together, with meetings planned after delegates Waters and Ow-hi return for a general report.

Toppenish The Herald Wash Yakima Washington, Dyts United States

Ballard’s Honey Cough Syrup with Free Plaster Deal

Deep seated coughs demand both external and internal remedies. Buy BALLARD'S HORE HOUND SYRUP and get a HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest free with each bottle. Sold by D. H. Fry and C. W. Camp at Third and Yakima.

Ballard Herrick

Railroad Engineers Work in Yakima Canyon

A Northern Pacific crew of 10 engineers established headquarters at Roza station between Ellensburg and North Yakima. They will work for several weeks in the Yakima river canyon to straighten tracks and improve grades between Kittitas and Yakima valleys, split into two crews operating east and west from Roza.

Ellensburg Northern Pacific Rota North Yakima Yakima River Roza Station Kittitas Yakima Valeleys Roza

Californian inventor touts seven-pacilier plane engine

The inventor claims a seven cylinder pacilier engine built like a bullet. The design features a streamlined head to reduce air resistance.

Ike

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