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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
3
Doctors Lynch and Weyer Mullins list office hours from 2 to 5 p.m. and residence at 210 South Naches with phone numbers 821 and 828 respectively.
Listing shows an office at Janeck Drug Store corner of Sixth and Chestnut with hours 9 am to noon and 2 pm to 5 pm. Mentions role as a member of the Pension Board.
The first application of ManZan, the great Pile remedy, will almost instantly give relief. Continued use for a few days will effect a cure. The tube has a small nozzle for convenience. ManZan treats all kinds of piles and is sold here by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
The Portland rose festival opened at noon with a civic and military parade and a banquet for naval guests. Rear Admirals Ijichi of Japan and Uriel Sebree of the United States attended as guests of honor, with speakers including W. D. Wheelright and C. E. Wood at a local hotel event.
In a prison riot at Tiflis on June 5 eight prisoners and two wardens died, with four wardens and two soldiers mortally wounded. Five condemned convicts to be executed during transfer overpowered the warden, then escaped through the prison before being killed. Three additional escape attempts were shot down.
The piece reflects on school’s end as a rite of passage for girls and mothers alike. It recalls the joy of a break from routine, breakfast in bed, and carefree days, contrasting youthful vacation bliss with a mother’s sustained duties and the shift to a new generation’s turn.
North Yakima Masons approve a six story steel and concrete temple costing about 140000 with first floor stores and upper floors housing offices lodge rooms music and banquet halls. Subscriptions for 50000 of 80000 stock have been pledged and the project is deemed a feasible and timely investment.
A reflective note recalls past happiness and future longing as one person faces enduring grief. The speaker describes moments of shared joy and a future without the beloved, exploring memory and loss in a somber mood.
An elderly Yakima resident faults inflated claims about the city and its resources. She warns Eastern migrants overestimate opportunities, noting climate and conditions disappoint, urges caution against sensational reporting and rapid growth due to quick wealth seekers.
Yakima County commissioners will travel Monday to Prosser and Ellensburg to gauge future road work in Benton and Kittitas counties and to build a case for stone crusher and convict labor at the Selah quarry. Competition from Walla Walla with resident Eugene Lorton is noted as a factor.
The governor’s hinted support for material needs fuels a showdown over rock crusher delivery, as North Yakima bids compete with other districts. Prof Landes notes local influence wanes against state favoritism, while Yakima officials insist on honoring the original promise amid bidding.
A mysterious blaze in Pasco's Old Town destroyed ten buildings on Lewis and Clark streets near Tacoma avenue, burning the Little Gem restaurant area first. The inferno, halted at the Cunningham hotel by a brick wall, caused about 175000 in damage with partial insurance coverage and disrupted utilities.
Dr Granville Lowther is to be asked to deliver the address at the A Y P fair in Seattle on Friday next June 11 the day the county building will be formally turned over to the exposition commissioners. The county hoped to have Senator W L Jones but cannot. Dr H P James and H M Gilbert will request Lowther and arrange county day details and other fair matters. A plan for silk badges is set as crowds are expected for the opening. A citizen committee led by county commissioners and James Robertson Henry and Commercial club members will visit the county building Tuesday to urge the state to fulfill pledges including a state stone crusher and convict camp for Yakima.
A testimonial from L. E. Morris of Dexter Kentucky credits Foeys Kidney Remedy with relieving his father’s kidney and bladder issues due to enlarged prostate. The family avoided surgery because of age after one bottle and a second bottle ended the trouble. North Yakima Drug Store provided the product.
The American Lumber Trades congress organized in Chicago aims to conserve lumber dealers interests and establish a code of ethics for lumber shipments and delivery methods. Officers are to be elected Tuesday.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts burns bruises sores sores scalds boils ulcers estema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Sold for 26c at C C Case's.
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