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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

6

Cascade log drive reaches Selah Dam heightening river traffic

The Cascade Lumber Company reports its log drive reaching the Selah dam. Observers on city streets note an enormous, possibly exaggerated 35,000,000 feet of lumber filling ponds and stretches for miles. The drive has been ongoing for weeks with rich timber supplies expected for months. A public lecture by Prof. Melander on the house fly and fish fly is planned, citing dramatic reproduction estimates that underscore concerns about pest proliferation.

Cascade Lumber Company Selah Prof Melander Nywening

Summer tourist rail rates from the east announced

The Northern Pacific lists summer tourist rates effective May 20 to September 30 with a return by October 21. Fares include 50 dollars from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior and additional city pairs Chicago 62 dollars and St Louis 57.50. Tickets allow stops anywhere both ways and are aimed at east residents visiting the west.

St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior Kansas City Omaha Chicago St. Louis Northern Pacific East

Flies Talk Promises Gory Visual Address At Theater

Prof A L Melander, state college insect expert, will present an illustrated talk on June 7 at the local theater. Charts and enlarged fly specimens will accompany a warning that flies spread disease and signal nearby unsanitary conditions. The health department brings the lecture to North Yakima under Dr Nywening’s guidance.

A. L. Melander State College Melander Health Department Yakima Nywening

Stanford Crew Wins Event

The eight oared Stanford University crew defeated the University of Washington by three lengths on Lake Washington in 19 40. Washington led at the mile, Stanford surged ahead after the second mile, and despite interference from pleasure craft Stanford finished first. The Californians outweighed Washington by 20 pounds per man with Washington the betting favorite.

Seattle Lake Washington Leland Stanford University University of Washington Stanford Washington

Swede Wins Marathon Derby in Chicago Race

Svenberg the Swedish champion claimed victory in the international Marathon derby at Chicago with a time of 2 48 11 15. St Yves led until mile fifteen but withdrew with a blistered foot. Johnny Hays was second, Fred Appleby third, Matt Maloney fourth, Simpson fifth, Thibeau last. Longboat quit at mile fourteen due to sunstroke. An advertisement for Pineules kidney remedy followed.

Chicago Johnny Hays Fred Appleby Matt Maloney Simpson Thibeau Longboat

Senate irrigation committee to visit Yakima districts

Water users face 19 questions as the U S Senate committee on irrigation plans four days of tours through North Yakima and irrigated districts including the Tieton from September 16 to 19. The schedule starts August 31 in Chicago with Montana among the varied itinerary.

United States Senate Committee On Irrigation North Yakima Tieton Seattle Yakima Senate Chicago Montana

States to be Visited for Federal Project Study

A detailed itinerary covers Wyoming Idaho Utah Oregon California and Washington with emphasis on federal projects in the state A circular to Water Users associations urges securing and considering members views to assess conditions from their perspective and to aid legislation affecting reclamation work.

Wyoming Idaho Utah Oregon California Washington

Oklahoma Tornado Kills and Destroys Key West Depew

A devastating tornado in Oklahoma City area towns Key West and Depew kills at least 15 people and wrecks Key West beyond recognition. Five deaths are reported in Depew as floods and storms complicate rescue efforts. Unconfirmed reports of further casualties circulate as fire, water, and debris hamper rescue work. Separate reports cite tornadoes in North Dakota and Ypsilanti with multiple fatalities and injuries.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Key West Depew Salt Creek Jamestown N. di Ypsilanti ST. Paul

North Yakima Contends for Stone Crusher Plant

Gov. Hay favors awarding the state stone crusher to the district showing the greatest need and use of material. North Yakima, Walla Walla, and Eugene Lorton vie, with Prof. Landes noting a 600 ton daily capacity and Leah quarry as key source. Local interest seeks to keep the plant from leaving the area.

North Yakima Hay Walla Walla Eugene Lorton Board of Control Landes Henry Landes The State University Leah Meloy Spokane

Prosser May Baptists Lose Jumping Baseball Franchise

Reports from Toppenish say Prosser in Yakima Valley league plans to jump the circuit. Prosser players may be signed by Toppenish manager Tommy Robbins, with four Prosser men released in the city. Mabton may post a $200 guarantee to take over Prosser schedule. a league transfer could occur after directors vote. Rev F C Whitney to resign as Prosser Baptist pastor effective May 31 after two years in the city amid rumors of church faction fights and building pressures.

Prosser Payne Red Coats Tommy Robbins Bolin Mabton Mabdton F. C. Whitney The Baptist Church Sesson Whitney

Woodmen of the World plan July Yakima celebration

An executive and sub committee were named to organize a Yakima Woodmen of the World celebration on July 31 with 10 000 attendees from across the United States and Canada. Events include a barbecue sports day and initiation of 100 candidates in a city packing house.

Canada the Order Yakima County Eagles’ Hall John Sawbridge H. W. Mull W. T. Decar A. M. Jones A. A. Smith J. J. MacDona A. Coburn Wm. Cook A. J. Chambers I. Mondore H. Painter W. White Geo. Biehn H. Granger G. Cyr M. Hagerty Yakima Valley Order Spokane J. P. Houston Coorado United States

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad at Case's Drug Store

To relieve constipation and tone the digestive organs the ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a reliable tonic for thirty years. Available for 35 cents as tea or tablets at Case's Drug Store.

Hollister Case's Drug Store

Rescued in Battle Miss Colby Weds Portland Heritage

Clara Colby known as Zintka Lamuni, rescued as a baby at Wounded Knee by Gen. L. W. Colby, grew up in Beatrice Nebraska and Portland Oregon. She has married Albert Chalivat, descendant of a Pacific coast French family, after a life split between Beatrice and Portland.

Omaha Neb Wounded Knee Pine Ridge United States L. W. Colby Nebraska Colby Beatrice Portland Ore Clara Colby Albert Chalivat Pacific Coast Zintka Lamuni Washington, D. C Gen. Colby

Colds worsening risk with lingering coughs

Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that resist other treatments. Avoid untried remedies as delays may allow a cold to settle in the lungs. North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.

Kluger the Jeweler Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Foley's Orino Laxative advertised for digestion relief

An advertisement from North Yakima Drug promotes Foley's Orino Laxative to treat indigestion liver stimulation and bowel regulation. It claims relief from habitual constipation sick headaches and biliousness and highlights its mild action and pleasant taste, suitable for women and children.

North Yakima A. D. Sloan

Pension Board Member Office Over Janeck Drug Store

The notice lists an office at Janeck Drug Store corner of Sixth and Chestnut with hours 9 am to noon and 2 to 5 pm. It identifies the person as a member of the Pension Board.

Janeck Drug Store

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