Ascend the Big Mountain Rockie climb to Nisqually summit described
A climbing party reaches Camp Muir at 10 200 feet and ascends Gibraltar and the Nisqually glacier. They cut steps around ice covered rock, endure melting debris, and finally summit the crater rim before descending to Camp Muir. The route demands extreme caution on the Gibralar descent and near the Nisqually fields.
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Camp Muir
Rock of
Gibraltar
Nisqually
Cowlitz
Pacific
Gibralar
Wress
Rochester surgeons unable to help fielding child Mayo visit ends hopeful
Carl R. Fielding and his wife returned from Mayo Brothers Institute Rochester Minnesota where their young daughter with an internal tumor showed no surgical options and was given months to live. The child improved after Christian Science care, while 1800 patients awaited admission and four hundred lined up by 7 am. Fielding noted good farming and business in Wisconsin, support for Wilson, and Northern Pacific rail matters resuming for fruit shipments.
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Carl R. Fielding
Yakima Valley Transportation
Fielding
Felding
Rochester
Pick Pears At Once As They Measure Up
The J. M. Perry Co. quotes twenty five dollars a ton for pears as buyers consider offerings. Growers are urged to pick pears now using a two and a quarter inch ring and bring in all fruit meeting the standard. Fruit is ripening rapidly and delays lead to overripe pears not suitable for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Perry Co
J. M. Perry
Yakima
Europe May Obtain Peaches From Yakima
Yakima dealers discuss trial shipments of peaches to Europe to test markets. Wenatchee is expected to lead attempts with Britain in prior years, with timing for port access and crossing the Atlantic under review. Experts urge stronger packaging and note shipments likely to the Chicago area and eastward despite limited soft fruit effort.
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Yakima
Wenatchee
Great Britain
Klickitat Ranchers Anticipate Record Wheat Harvest
Klickitat Valley farmers expect the best wheat crop in five years with estimates up to 1,000,000 bushels from the Rock Creek to Big Klickitat River area. Cool July weather delayed harvest but recent heat sped grain. first load delivered at Goldendale Farmers' Union warehouse. Freight rate cut by 1 cent per bushel to Portland saves farmers about 10,000 dollars on the 1912 crop.
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Goldendale
Wash
Farmers’ Union
8. P. & S. Railway Company
Klickitat Valley
Portland
Columbia River
Tigers Beat Moxee 8 to 4 in Sunday Park Game
In Sumach park the Tigers defeated Moxee 8 to 4 before about 1,000 fans. Henry Marks left the field after an injury in the third inning, returning later as Tigers and Moxee traded runs amid bright plays and loud applause. Roy Grover led Tigers with 3 extra base hits, while Moxee’s Yantis and Riebe topped visitors with doubles and singles.
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Sumach Park
Moxee
Tigers
Henry Marks
Yantis
Cap Grover
Erickson
H. Marks
Sanders
Yee
R. Grover
Nelson
Hanson
Dick Dillon
Cubs
North Yakima
Dillon
J. Grover
Russell
Russel
Cromer
Riebe
Nissen
Martin
Saunders
Getchell
Slavia KR
Grover
D. Marks
PD. Marks
Enxigngson
Brother Roy
Lien
Innnings
P. Grover
Cramer
Berkeley
Marks Brothers
Roy Grover
Riebs
Marks
P Yee
Innings Moxee
Miegayl Rus Ee Gerbash Hy
R. Grov Er
Issell
Weither
Ten Thousand Tons of Alfalfa Wanted Near Wapato
Hay men around Wapato are offered 4.50 per ton by Frye Bruhn & Co for 10 000 tons of alfalfa hay. If the contract is filled, permanent feed yards will be erected between Wapato and Parker to create a new hay market and attract cattle feeding volumes. Farmers optimistic buyers fear reduced prices if the offer is accepted.
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Wapato
Frye, Bruhn & Co
Parker
Wapato Independent
Kalispell
Yakima
Minnesota
Prosser
Washington
Kennewick Best
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Withdrawn land notices require immediate contestant notification
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Adams to issue an order mandating local land officials to inform contestants at once when contested areas are withdrawn. The move follows Representative Taylor of Colorado urging an end to the injustice of continuing contest proceedings after withdrawal, citing several Colorado cases affected by powersite and other barriers.
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Washington
Adams
Taylor
Colorado
Cvonfestane
Edward Meath Seeks State Treasurer Post in Republican Primary
Edward Meath, Pierce County treasurer and Republican candidate for state treasurer, visited North Yakima to campaign on his record. He notes his fight to collect taxes from Tacoma streetcar and other corporations, including nearly 500000 dollars, and points to Pierce County paying the state’s March tax share of 173655.85 within seven days after books closed as proof of his office’s efficiency.
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Edward Meath
Pierce County
North Yakima
Meath
Tacoma Street Railway
Sentinel Peak Of Cascades Tumbles In The Alps Style
In Ellensburg on July 26 a strange tale from the Cascade high peaks reports one summit near Ingalls creek splitting and tumbling into a canyon. A lake at the apex remains clear, while boulders block trails above, suggesting a recent earthquake rather than human activity.
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Ellensburg
Cascade Mountains
CC. M. Snow
Teanaway
Ingalls Creek
Great Peak
Mr. Snow
Archbald Trial Delayed Until Fall Senate Court
Washington July 29 leading senators say the Archbald impeachment trial will not begin before fall. Archbald appeared before the senate court and denied charges both generally and specifically. A vote on the matter was expected by week’s end.
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Washington
Senate
Archbald
Commerce Court
Archhbald
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Urinary Health Claims
An improving number of people report satisfactory results from Foley Kidney Pills praising their healing and curative qualities. The medicine is claimed to be free of habit forming drugs and beneficial for kidney and bladder troubles, backache, rheumatism. Sold in two bottle sizes only, never in bulk, in yellow packages at the North Yakima Drug Store.
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Yakima
T-T
Market Report From Yakima Details Weak Demand And Steady Prices
Yakima produce market shows few buyers and weak demand for apples pears and fruit with limited cash buyers for fruit though some consignments move. Potatoes and meat prices hold steady as many residents are away from the city with crews reporting light activity and mottled offers across grains dairy and vegetables.
Possibilities for Dairying Shown by Commissioner Visit
Mr L Davies state dairy and food commissioner visited North Yakima and Spokane to inspect 387 barrels of vinegar condemned as unfit for food. He spoke at a Seattle dairy association meeting naming himself president, and praised Yakima valley for dairy growth.
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L. Davies
Dairy and Food Commissioner
North Yakima
Spokane
Davies
Seattle
National Dairy and Food Association
Saxo Salve Clears Decades of Scalp Eczema
Hopkinsville Kentucky resident T F Thompson reports relief after one tube of Saxo Salve ends 20 years of severe itching and dandruff. The advertisement claims Saxo Staves eczema itch and germ infection, healing skin and offering money back if unsatisfied, available through Fred L Janeck in North Yakima Wash.
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T. F. Thompson
Hopkinsville
Fred L. Janeck
North Yakima
Wash
Indictment Dropped for Perkins Pater Son and Walsh
Special overland train report from San Francisco notes grand jury refused to indict Mrs. Caroline Perkins William Paterson and Patrick Walsh arrested in New York Friday on charges by N McNamara retired banker of stealing his auto. McNamara plans to travel to New York before August 3 for the hearing and seeks to safeguard his wife from disappearing with Mrs. Perkins again.
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San Francisco
Caroline Perkins
William Paterson
Patrick Walsh
New York
N. J. McNamara
McNamara
Roots and herbs promise cures for many diseases
The Sun Medicine Co advertises toning the body with root and herb specialties to aid nature in eliminating poisons. It claims hundreds of herbs and barks cure numerous ailments and offers free talks. People outside the city can send 4 cents for a symptom blank to receive diagnosis and treatment guidance.
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Jouan
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Carl Fielding
F. T. Moline
Refrigerator
Department
The
Northern Pacific Railway
North
Fletcher
Europe
Thaukries
Atlantic
Continent
TI. S.johnson
Johnson
America
Yak‘ma
Chicago
Klickitat
Cascades
Ingall’s Creek
J. M. Perry Company
Trutton
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Yakima Valley
Alaska
Orient
A. G. Sun
A. G. Sun Medicine Co
Mi27
East Yakima
Enue
North Yakima, Wash
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