The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-27

will be obtained on old cultivated
land. While there will undoubtedly be
considerable land for sale cheap III
the new county this fall as a result OF
the partial failure Of crops, the ma
jOrity Of farmers feel hopeful OF tAe
future and will hold on. Mr.. Long VIII
remain in Walla Walla a week or ten
days.
License to wed was today issued to
Charles F. Richards and Antonio
Galiteck
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Gregg arrived
in the city yesterday evening from
San Francisco.
Mrs. f. L. Afford. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Walla Walla for sew
eral weeks, left for her home in Lew
iston this morning.
Eighty tons of Turkestan alfalfa
was cut from The 40-acre tract near
the pelitentiary last week, Milton
Evans. who owns the tract, expects
20 secure some prime seed from the
second crop.
A handsome gasoline Crestmobile
has been ordered by DR.. J. F. Crop
the Cash Cycle company.
The machine is expected to arrive
early next month and will be used by
DR., Crop in his practice.
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the funeral of Miss Gala Morrow at
Wairsburg yesterday were w. P. Win
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. d. t. kyger, VIII
liam S. Foor, Miss Kate Williams, Au-
ditor Honeycutt, Mrs. Josephine Pres
ton and George Brown.
Among the State University grad
yates admitted to practice law in this
state under the new law recognizing
their university diplomas without eX-
aminatiOns was Merton E. Brewer,
son of Councilman Brewer, who is in
the city for a few weeks.
Robert Olson. who has been attend
ing Columbia college the past three
years. will arrive in Walla Walla
next week to spend his vacation with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Olson.
He is now visiting his sister Miss
Dena at Oberlin college in Ohio.
Al briggs. hack driver for Bryan
Brothers. was giving an imprOmptu
exhibition of lassoing in front OF the
stable at noon today. He WOve a long
rope around the feet of a bystander
in a surprisingly short space Of time
10 the intense amusement of the spec
tatOrS.
The benefit ball game between the
Elks and WOOdmen will be played al
the Second street grounds tomorrow
afternoon, commencing at ) o'clock.
Prior to the game the Walla Walla
Military band will render a half hour
concert at the park. The proceeds of
the game will be donated to the
Heppner flood sufferers.
Weather Observer Newman had a
Columbia wheel stolen from him this
morning in front of the Paine build
ing. Mr.. Newman visits the Observa-
tory every morning at ) o'clock and
this morning stood his wheel in front
of the building. When he returned
it was gone. The matter has been re-
ported to the police but no clue has
been found of the thief.
Ex-County Assessor Cadman and
wife returned yesterday from Cali
fOrnia. where they have been for sew
eraI weeks for the benefit of Mr.. Cad
mans health. They stopped at the
home Of Mrs. Preston near San Fran
cisco who is famous throughout the
northwest for her wonderful cures and
Mr.. Cadman returned feeling much
improved, though he is still thin.
case Of Alexander Drysdale vs.. the
Baker-BOyer bank, argued by GOse &
GOse yesterday was Overruled and the
original verdict allowed to stand
This was the case in which Mr.. Drys-
dale alleged that a $500 check cashed
by John Kelley and drawn in Harvey
Smails' saloon was a forgery and sued
to recover the amount of the check
and interest from last September to
June l.
Tonight will be the last chance to
hear little Irene. the child artist. at
Shields Park. and to see the KObers
In their thrilling aerial acts. Next
week the cast will be strengthened
by the appearance of Chester. the
hand balancer. also Chenowith &
the sketch artists. The
program will be entirely changed next
week. Ronald Bradbury. the young
baritone singer at the park is a Walla
Walla boy, having been raised here.
Many of his classmates have renewed
acquaintance with him.
w. d. Smith is the best equipped
funeral director in the city. Offers