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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1909

Page

7

Scientist challenges Cook pole claim with 316 mile discrepancy

A.D. Stockwell argues Cook's data fail to align with astronomical tests for the North Pole, calculating that on April 7 Cook would be about 316 miles farther from the pole than claimed, based on latitudes, solar declination, and midnight sun observations. The paper assumes April 7 as the first midnight sun date.

John N. Stockwell A. M North Pole Cook Lieut Dr. Cook Thim

Turtle Races Big Vessel Into New York Harbor

The Lawhill from the Far East with Capt William Jarvis and crew chased a turtle for twenty days across the Atlantic, matching nine knots, before nets and hooks finally captured the animal off the Delaware breakwater and aboard the vessel. The crew jokes about the feat and plans turtle soup.

New York William Jarvis Lawhill Far East Atlantic Thomases Barney Trevor Turle Jarvis Trevor Turtle Delaware

Pinesalve Carbolized for emergencies and wounds

In any emergency where salves are required use Pinesalve Carbolized there is nothing better for cuts, burns, and bruises. Sold by C. Camp.

C. Camp

Mail Confusion Between North Yakima and The Gap

Business men of North Yakima seek changes to stop mail misrouting between North Yakima and Yakima City. The issue, affecting eastern and western residents and postal staff, is under study by the North Yakima Business Men's Association. A committee, with Major W. L. Lemon, postmaster of North Yakima, will pursue remedies to reduce grievances and prevent future ones.

Yakima North Yakima Yakima City Postal Department Business Men's Association North

Strrahorn Expands Rail Work at Kenne rwick Barracks

R E Strahorn and associates conduct active railroad operations at Kennewick with a trainload of materials including ties rails and lumber arrived and more shipments expected daily two new officials have also joined the project

R. E. Strahorn Kennerwick

North Coast Railroad Construction Surges Toward Kennewick

The Kennewick Courier notes quick progress as W. M. Saxton and E. McNamee lead track crews with a conductor awaiting orders. Grade ready to rails to northeast Prosser. steel arrives from Pueblo and passes Billings en route to the line. Standard track laying machine to lay about four miles daily. walk on Seventh Street to Old School house underway with lumber on site.

W. M. Saxton E. McNamee Kennewick Leslie Spokane Spirit Lake Idaho Prosser North Billings Pueblo Foundry Seventh Street

Peary Declares Pole Records Complete and Sealed

Commander Peary says his observations would have been finished and records sealed in skins if he fell ill at the pole. He confirms four Eskimos accompanied him and states the priceless package would drift and be opened only after arriving in New York.

Battle Harbor Peary Pole New York

Union Club Banquet Honors Harvey L. Young

Harvey L. Young hosted a 4 pm reception at a Yakima hotel for Union Club members ex members and personal friends. The gathering praised his future happiness and mourned the loss of his bachelor status with songs and speeches from John H. Lynch Pat J. Lynch Jack Hatfield H. W. Hughes Dr. Paul Cooper Bert Witten Ed Doft James Loudon William Bowen George Dunn Fritz Miller Wesley Hare Frank Kuehn Charles Weigel Harry Averill Fred Dixon Hugh Kennedy Harold Doolittle Ed Allen Karl Sinclair Jack Callahan Will Iler and Harry S. Andrews.

Harvey L. Young Yakima Union Club Benedicks Mr. Young John H. Lynch Pat J. Lynch Jack Hatfield H. W. Hughes Paul Cooper Bert Witten Ed. Doft James Loudon William Bowen George Dunn Fritz Miller Wesley Hare Frank Kuehn Charles Weigel Harry Averill Fred Dixon Hugh Kennedy Harold Doolitle Ed. Allen Karl Sinclair Jack Callahan Will Iler Harry S. Andrews

Foley's Urine Laxative advertisement claim

Of Interest to Many. For indigestion and all stomach troubles take Foley's Urine Laxative. It gently stimulates the liver, regu lates the bowels, and positively cures habitual constipation and billiousness Clears the complexion of pimples and blotches, and is especially recommend ed for women and children, as it is mild, pleasant and effective. North Yakima Drug Store.

Foley North Yakima

Manf Peary Face to Face Hope at New York Reach

Dr Cook reports Commander Peary remains at Battle Harbor and hopes to meet him in New York. He expects final records and instruments ready within two months for official tests and Copenhagen University, first to recognize the pole discovery, to hold them for expert review.

Sable Island Peary Battle Harbor Cook New York Copenhagen University

Benoit Brothers Open Modern Refrigeration Plant in North Yakima

Benoit brothers complete a five ton daily refrigeration plant in their North Yakima meat market. They near opening their new Benoit building at 11 North First Street after over three months of improvements costing about $6000.

Benoit Brothers Yakima Benoit North First Street P. L. Serve & Company Seattle North Fred Benoit

Popular couple to wed Laura James and Harvey L Young

At a social function Mr and Mrs H P James announced the coming marriage of their daughter Laura to Harvey L Young. Both are prominent in North Yakima society and have lived here many years. The wedding is set for October 27.

H. P. James Laura Harvey L. Young North Yakima

Taft Praises Minnesota Governor Amid Illness

President Taft visited Minneapolis during a Minnesota tour as Governor Johnson’s serious illness loomed over the day. Taft voiced sympathetic concern and prayed for the governor’s recovery while expressing high regard for Johnson’s abilities and leadership.

Minneapolis Taft Twin Cities Minnesota Johnson St. Paul St. Mary’s Hospital Rochester

Writ of restitution sought in Noble property suit

Grandview Water Co seeks writ of restitution against T A Noble to recover possession of the Rocky Ford lateral power plant and 4200 feet of pipeline, claimed since June 25. The company seeks $925 in judgments plus $400 alleged loss due to Noble’s possession and $525 from Elza Dean for lost water, land prep.

Grandview Water Company T. A. Noble Rocky Ford Noble Elza Dean

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement claims Bees Laxative Cough Syrup provides fast cough and cold relief by soothing the throat and covering the bowels. It touts gentle action and pleasant taste, with bolded branding by C. C. Camp.

C. C. Camp

Vagrant Gets Money Back From Old July Fine

N B Smith arrested during a vagrancy crackdown by Deputy Lyons near the railroad yards paid a $99 fine or 80 days on the rock pile. Judge Karr later ordered return of the fine, with Prosecuting Attorney Ward ruling the action without jurisdiction.

N. B. Smith Lyons Northern Pacific Smith Justice Karr Justice Hunt Nob Hill Yakima Irving J. Bounds Ward

Frees Cow With Train on North Yakima Route

George Vance manager of the North Yakima and Valley railroad pulled a rancher's cow from a muddy right of way by tying rope to the cow and to the rear coach of the Naches Valley Limited. Engineer Shanno stopped the train as the animal struggled. The cow was hauled to safety while the rancher enjoyed milk later that evening.

George Vance North Yakima & Valley Railroad Naches Valley Limited Fruitvale Shanno Vance Geo. Vance

Teachers Grow Fast in Weight at Gilberts Hospitality

In North Yakima forty plus teachers from High and Summitview schools were weighed after a luncheon by Mr. and Mrs. H M Gilbert. Principal D C Reed gained 40 pounds. others gained five to seventeen. Prizes for gains and looks were awarded, with Miss Brown winning fourth prize for minor gain. Fruit, ice cream, cake, and a warm fire followed the weigh in.

North Yakima Summitview H. M. Gilbert D. C. Reed Mra. Gilbert Yveranda George LeVesconte Manual Training Department S. F. Smyser Prof.Smyser Brown Gilbert

Dr David Rosser Physician and Surgeon Card

Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon listed with office over Janeck Drug Store and residence at Sixth and Chestnut. Office hours 9 a m to 12 m and 2 to 5 p m. Member of Penstos Board.

Dr. Lynch S. Naches Dr. Weyer Fourth St David Rosser Janeck Drug Store Chestnut Penstos Board

A Narrow Escape

Edgar N. Bayliss a Robinsonville Del merchant recalls a two year illness with a persistent cough that nearly resembled consumption. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping the cough restoring health and prompting a twenty eight pound gain, noting the North Yakima Drug Store as the source.

Edgar N. Bayliss Robinsonville Del Foley North Yakima

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