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New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
\OEDENSKJOLD.
LIE COINTE.

I-cclc is a suburb OF Brussels and is tho seat OF
tho ROYAL Belgian Observatory. OF which NJ Le
cointe is IN" director Captain Tmberto Cagm
was the Italian leader Of the Due dAbruzzrs polar
expedition. is president Of the International Polar
Commission: Dr \. otto G.. Nordensk Hold is its
yice-presidcnt and has led a Swedish expedition
into the Antarctic, while ". lie Cointe is sec
rotary.
With the weight Of these names behind H. the
message assumes. Mr. Brdgman says. scientific i'm
portance Of the first magnitude II is. he said. the
20 X" 10 Peary of tho highest qualified body oG
International experts IN the world. Tho lnterna-
tional Polar Commission appointed May -
le0s. by the delegates Of II nations in Brus-
sells constitute the International Polar Congress
Dr. Cook. while at Copenhagen. received tele-
grams OF conRratulation from Brussels and invita-
tions lecture thcre. but pr. Rridgman was In
sistent tonight that none of them had Of
Hcially from the International Polar Committee.
and that the message dated September 5 and made
public to-day the frst scientific recognition of
rhe discovery Of the pole yet accorded to either
claimant by a world wide body Of recognized
authorities the subject
The Scottish Geographical society. tho Societe
Cseogra phique OF France. the Italian eogra phica
Society and the American Geographical Society
also Eent messages of congratulations.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
GERMAN PRESS LEANS TO COOK.

Hamburg Sept Recommending the last in
teryiew With Commander Peary. sent out from
Battle Harbor Labrador. the Hamburger Mach
richten'' says: These high sounding words have
made extremely unpleasant impression, and
they will scarcely draw friends 10 Commander
Peary' This eXemplifies the general tone OF the
North German press which leans In this polar
controversy strongly to Dr. Cook. who IS sup
ported by the Hamburg Geographical Society
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
RELIEVES NEITHER EXPLORER LIES
Italian Astronomer Says Peary Does Not
Think He Himself Was First at Pole

Rome. Sept. l6.-ProfessOr Mloseyich. director OF
the ROYAL Observatory, to-day expressed his firm
belief that both Cook and Peary reached the pole.
He strongly rejects the suppositon that either Is
lying.
"a man OF science" he said. IAN apostle who
has consecrated his entire life TO wiring from jea-
Gus nature her Infinite secrets would not lie. Nam
sen is the only Who could put an end to The
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

doubts regarding Dr. Cook II Nansen dld not
speak Sverdrup spoke in his stead. saying that
he believed Cook which means that is also Nan
sens opinion.
II am sure continued the director. shat I do
not err in affirming that Peary himsGkf in his
secret soul thinks that he wasn't the first
the pole
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
MMILLAN WRITES ABOUT COOK.
Letter from Peary Expedition Received in
Worcester Mass

Freeport. Me. Sept 1S.-Mrs. ". c. Fogs. OF
this town. sister OF Donald Is. Mcmillan. OF
Worcester. Mass. who is with the Peary expedi-
ton. received letter from her brother to-day.
Most interesting among its contents. SO far as tne
public is concerned. extended reference 10
Or. Cook bur Mrs. Fogg refused 10 disclose the
substance of the remarks
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

company the party physician. zoOiOsist and
artist. :. - oz;.o-;a1 asLs
hatbar a. Would be quite fair for Peary 20 try
70 snatch the prize from Scott. and whether saen
= rrccsedine would not transgresS the principle
mat Peary himself has laid down IN respect 70
Cook.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

The snoVdrop left Dundee in the summer Of la1s.
In December a bottle containing statement that
she was sinking with all hands picked up.
and the owners proposed 20 dispatch another ship
90 search the Baffinland Coast. To-days dispatch
from Indian Harbor seems like message from
the dead. II is signed "Ritche." and man Of that
name VAS among the crew.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
THE JEANNE MAY BE IN PORT
Report Received Of Wreck of the Dundee
WhaIer Snowdrop.

ST. Johns. Y. r. Sept 1s-Lloyds agent here
has received q dispatch from Indian HarbOr. Lab
rador. saying that the whaling ship Snowdrop, OF
Dundee, was wrecked September IS 1898. in Fro
bisher Strait. The members OF the crew we're
saved.
This message IS presumed here 10 mean that tho
Canadian government cruiser Arctic. Captain Ber-
nier. the steamer Jeanie. Captain Samuel Bart
lett has arrived Batte Harbor. otherwise
there is no reasonable way to account for tho re
ceipt OF this information the Labrador coast.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
APPROVAL FOR PE1RT.
international Polar Conn miSSiO,
Sends Congratulations.

When Herbert l.. Bridgman secretary and treas
urcr OF the Peary Arctic club. returned 20 hts
he found unopened his desk number OF cable
messages Of congratulRtion 80 Commander Peary
among which was tho following. dated Uccle Rel
Eium. September s. and addressed TO him in Mr..
BridEman's care:
Pearv-I International Polar Commission addresses
sinccrest conGra tu!at!ons TO their member.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-01

summer sun has begun it's whitening
work the fire department is kept on
the jump, answering calls to scenes
of grass fires, where a vacant lot fur
nished lodging to a passing tramp or
offered too great temptations to the
mischievous small boy to start some
thing and watch the horses run.
Every citizen should cooperate with
the city officials in securing a rigid
enforcement of the anti-weed ordi-
nance Owners of unused tracts, af-
ter they have cleaned up their own
property, should report any violation
of the law to the proper authorities
that steps might be taken TO jog the
delinquent's memory at the expense
of his pOcketbook.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-01
COAST CITIES OUR ENEMIES.

All the Pacific coast tidewater cities
have Joined in the railroad conspiracy
to unset the effort of che interstate
commerce commission to give the
consumers of the interior relief from
excessive freight rates, says the
Spokesman Review.
San Francisco will send William r.
Wheeler, manager of the traffic bu-
reau of the merchants exchange to
Washington to protest against the de-
cision in the Spokane case.
"-rhis principle (of reduced freight
rates for the interior) would be de-
structive to the prosperity of every
Pacific coast seaport said Mr.. Wheel
err
WHY destructive of the prosperity
of the terminals For the reason, and
no other that the terminal jobbers
would be shut off from selling mer-
chandise at present high prices in the
interior. The jobbers of inland cities
if given low freight rates can sell
goods cheaper and thus capture bust
ness that is now commanded by the
Pacific coast merchants.
The attitude of San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Portland, Seattle and other
coast cities is exceedingly narrow and
selfish. The decision in the Spokane
case does not advance freight rates
to the terminals. It orders them re-
duced to the interior.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Port
land, Seattle and Tacoma are, there
fore. brazenly conspiring with the
railroads to compel the people of the
interior to go on paying high prices
for the necessaries, comforts and lux
uries of life, when the interstate COM
merce commission, after "a thorough
judicial investigation, has decided that
the people of the interior are entitled
to relief.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-01
MACHINERY STARTS
PROMPTLY AT NOON
CONTINUED From Page One)


throng. Two gigantic steam whistles
in the down town district We're also in
connection, and for five minutes their
hoarse cries led the babel of noises
The pent-up feelings of the multi
tude of people, whose breathing had
scarce been audible, found relief in a
pandemonium of cheering. From the
lowering lake craft whistles screamed
while from the great buildings the
machinery whirred its accompaniment.
Carried from over the hills and woods
came deep re-echoing from the man.
ufactories and shipping of the city and
water front, and the white hulls of the
ships of war of the United States, at
anchor in the bay, were hidden in the
smoke from their engines of destruc-
ton. Answering back from the visit
ing japanese cruisers came thunder
Gus national salute of q. guns.
When quiet was restored President
Chilberg read the following telegram
from the White House, congratulating