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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
2
John H. Lynch and Grady attorneys are shown with offices in the Mullins Building and Ditier Building North Yakima. McAulay and Meigs serve as notaries public and represent American Surety Co. and Empire State Surety Co.
Mullins at phone 821 Dr Lynch’s office hours 2 to 5 p.m. residence 210 5S Naches. Phone 82%. De Weyer hours 11 to 12 a.m. 1 to 3 p.m. 7 to 9 p.m. residence 203 N Fourth St. Phone 4831.
Wells and Nagler physicians and surgeons offer office care on Sloan Boulevard with X ray services in connection. Prompt treatment and examination by X ray day or night. Residence at 3 N Naches Ave. Office phones 1901 and 1901 for Wells and Nagler 1904 respectively.
Dr David Rosser a physician and surgeon maintains an office over Janeck's Drug Store at the corner of Sixth and Chestnut with hours from 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm He is a member of the Pension Board.
Law firm listing for Clark and Genraux at 111 E Yakima Ave with phone 6231 offers services in Sulte 1 3 3 4.
Silverware stolen from the Vessey home on North Third Street was recovered Monday along with other property. Six arrests were made, with officers saying a local gang has been broken up and the case partially solved as detectives traced clues over several days.
Walnut street grading in North Yakima is nearly finished after months of work by Pettijohn and Bush. Ed Lyons, street superintendent, says a gang will clean loose rocks once finished. The road has been graded wet down and rolled along its entire length from east to west and will be among the citys finest thoroughfares.
Mrs Ida Butterfield district agent leads Keystone Guard efforts in this city with fourteen new members recently joined. A social session is planned for the first week of October to introduce the group to new members and encourage recruitment.
Albert Swanson foreman for the Northern Pacific at Pasco was assaulted Monday night about 11 near Front Street and East Yakima Avenue. He was knocked to the concrete sidewalk with jaw injuries and facial cuts. Swanson recovered briefly and stated he believed the attacker attempted robbery after noting a small roll of greenbacks. Police, alerted by Chief Short, have a strong clue as the assailant escaped. Swanson, formerly of Minneapolis, was in North Yakima on a short vacation and was well dressed at the time.
Interest grows as Roslyn and North Yakima YMCA relay teams prepare for a forty mile race during the state fair week. Teams will start west of Ellensburg, cover milestones to the fair grounds, and be timed with finishers brought to the city for the end. Officials will lay out the course next week and measure distances by automobile.
The Methodist conference of western Washington avoided political talk during sessions. Dr. G. B. Smythe, field secretary for foreign missions, urged enthusiasm but was met with a restrained response from attendees.
A mission address by Dr. Smythe expressed partiality for Taft as the best man to succeed Roosevelt, but the audience offered only a muted reaction, signaling no public political stance. Ellensburg residents hope the Kittitas irrigation project, tied to the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad, will bring a high line ditch watering over a million acres of fruit land once the line is completed.
John White of 38 Highland Avenue Houston Me reports a winter cough improved by Dr King's New Discovery. He bought a 50 cent bottle, saw the cough vanish, and repeats the success this season. Sold with guarantee at C C Case's drug store. 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
I B Turnell proprietor of the Pacific hotel becomes the first candidate to file for city council as nomination deadlines approach. He aims to represent local interests and seeks voter support in upcoming elections.
City Clerk Brooker announces candidate filings deadlines October 10 for primaries. Fred Shaw likely runs again in the First ward while Councilman Mull seeks re election in the Fifth.
Northern Pacific will install automatic block signals from Spokane to Ellensburg within a week. Telegraph Dispatchers Cooks and Sentry report progress after visiting railroad officials, noting no new offices and elimination of train orders. The system expands from Lind to Ellensburg and reduces staff workload and order changes. A final start date is to be set.
Reclamation camps in Tieton operate around the clock to outrun the river rise. Camp 9 features an electric spillway under construction to relieve canal overflow during high water or accidents. The Y M C A work, led by Professor Prentice, brings tents lumber chairs and tables as government supplies aid camp life improves with more labor than a month ago.
Dr Thomas Finn of Boonsboro Missouri with 32 years of medical practice says Foey's Kidney Cure is the most effective treatment for kidney and bladder ailments. He claims it stops irregularities and strengthens the system, sold by A D Sloan's Drug Store.
Edwin Fuller injured August 21 at Camp 10 on the Tieton basin project becomes the first employee to receive full pay for one year under a new congressional act. Two other injured workers at the Tieton hospital will have their cases processed under the law.
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