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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

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Senator Carter Favors Montana Projects Over Washington

Senator Carter of Montana seeks to direct reclamation funds to Montana projects like Wapato Kittitas and Benton, arguing Yakima valley needs vigorous local effort to finish its irrigation system. The piece critiques funding allocations, warns of political maneuvering, and urges expedited sale and development of arid lands to boost North Yakima property values.

Carter Montana Washington Wapato Kittitas Benton Yakima Valley Cascade Range Reclamation Service Thomas H. Carter Levi Ankeny Senate Jones Poindexter Spokane Yakima North Secretary of the Interior Wittitas Yakima County

Five More Miles of Street Railway Planned for Yakima

Yakima Valley Transportation stock transfers to N. C. Richards with new buyers taking control. By September 1 five additional miles of street rail to be built bringing total in operation to 13 by year end. An extensor to Sumach Park and a North Fourth Street line are planned. Fruitvale franchise pending rights of way.

Yakima Valley Transportation Company N. C. Richards Sumach Park North Fourth Street Fruitvale

Yakima Spitzenbergs Win Spitzenberg Day at Seattle Exposition

Yakima county Spitzenberg apples dominated the Seattle exposition with a near perfect score of 490 to win, while Klickitat 487 and Okanogan 484 trailed. Chelan withdrew after seeing the competition, and FE Haasze urged more cherry shipments to block future rivals.

Yakima County Seattle FE. J. Haasze W. N. Irish Irish Yakima Klickitat Okanogan Kittitas Chelan County

Specimens Said to Be Extinct Found on Triangle Island

On Triangle Island War burton Pike and W F Burton report rare birds including a little auk egg. The dispatch notes the auk is the great auk once feared extinct, with historical accounts of authentic sightings and a specimen in the British Museum.

Victoria B. C Triangle Island Warburton Pike W. F. Burton Lucas National Museum At Washington Encyclopaedia Brittanica Fleming Hebrides St. Kilda Papa Westra Orkney Islands British Museum

Secretary Ballinger Ends Cooperative Reclamation Plan

Secretary Ballinger abandons the cooperative plan for government irrigation projects. Going forward all such works will be built by the Reclamation Service and paid from the reclamation fund. Ballinger states this follows the law and will guide future projects.

Washington, D. C Ballinger Reclamation Service Newell

Cooperative scrip plan questioned by government

A report explains how a cooperative scheme paying early settlers with Reclamation Service scrip, in lieu of cash for labor on irrigation projects, faced legal hurdles. Secretary Ballinger and the Attorney General oppose future use, requiring cash funding for new works and slowing project pace.

Tlers Reclamation Service Newell Water Users’ Association Ballinger

Dr Wight's Peaches Boasts Of Gold Crowns

Peaches the Boston terrier owned by Dr H E Wight city councilman has a gold crown on a broken tooth built up by Dr Verne Wight. The dog belongs to a famous terrier family including Queenie and Mike and is described as unusually distinguished.

Peaches Boston H. E. Wight Verne Wight Queenie Horace Hughes Ed. van Brunt Mike

Wrights fail to fly in Fort Myers tests but show brief hops

Orville Wright piloted the new aeroplane at Fort Myers with Wilbur and Taylor assisting. The aircraft rose only briefly on several trials due to a loose spark control and limited power, with the final attempt reaching 15 to 20 feet for about 50 seconds before returning to the track. Weather permitting, further preliminary trials are planned Wednesday.

Washington Orville Wright Fort Meyer Wilbur Wright Assistant Taylor Orville Wrights

Militant Suffragists Clash With Police in London Raid

In London eleven dozen women arrested after protests aimed at Premier Asquith. Caxton Hall deputies led by Mrs Parkhurst sought entry to the House of Commons, slapping an inspector and triggering a large police response. Crowds and clashes near Parliament Square lasted hours.

London Asquith Caxton Hall Said Solomon

Government Funds Call Depletes Deposits

Call on national depository banks by Secretary MacVeigh aggregating about $25,000,000 was announced. Of this amount $9,000,000 is due July 15 and the remainder August 15. The action virtually wipes out all government deposits except $37,000,000 in active accounts.

Washington, D. C MacVeigh

New Local Trains Added Between Paseo and Wilensure

North Yakima will gain two new locals, trains No.4 and 20, starting Sunday to relieve current service strain. Train No.19 runs daily from Paseo at 7:00 am to North Yakima by 10:35 am and on to Itensturg, while No.20 departs Milensbirs at 10:20 am arriving North Yakima at 1:59 pm with a Paseo stop at 3:30 am.

Seattle Alaska-Yukon-Pa Damon Pythias Lola Players National Guard Grand Lodge Yakima Paseo Wilensure North Yakima Milensbirs

Nichols Buys Oldsmobile Roadster From Yakima Firm

John O D Nichols purchased an Oldsmobile roadster from Yakima Auto Company, hailed as a top car in its class. Nichols and Chandler met with the dealer last Friday, and Nichols will keep the car sent to Port Townsend for the summer with his family. The price is listed at 4500 dollars.

John OD. Nichols Bine Yakima Auto Chmpiany Nichols Chandler Port Townsend Emidy

Smallest Felkin' World carnival oddity shown in St. Paul Dispatch

A bizarre carnival figure described as the smallest man in the world is exhibited in St. Paul. The text mentions a tiny Russian performer styled as a prince and notes his age, weight, and length, presented as a curiosity.

St. Paul Mann Uetiah Noewn Beield

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State OF Washington Spitzenberg Seattle Exposition First National Bank of North W. L. Steinweg A. B. Cline C. R. Donovan Ari Mr. Newell Thal Garfield DR. Wight Pamily Gold Wright Bros Fort Meyers London Police Warpath Northern Pacific Railroad Piasco Ellensburg DPD Yakimas Auto Co
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