davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kirk were calico
to Tama today to attend the funera
of Mr.. Kinks nephew, Lewis Clouse
who died in Galesburg ILL.,. Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

The business meeting of the Chris
tian church c. e. society, held Tues
day evening with Miss Mary Everist
and Miss Ina Conkling, at the formers
home, was quite we'll attended and q
pleasant social evening was also en-
joyed Miss Elsie Peek was named as
corresponding secretary to fill the
place left vacant. Light refreshments
wera served
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

Nothing so dainty and pretty ever
shown before, as the new styles in pho
tographs at Browns. Bring the little
one in while the warm weather lasts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, office over
fhe F,dalitv Bank
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

Attorneys representing the Iowa
Central in the case brought by the adj
ministrator of the estate of the late
Isaac Penn, the Oskaloosa brakeman
who was killed last February in a
wreck near Oskaloosa, have made ap-.
plication that the case be carried to
the federal court at Des Moines The
motion is to be argued before the fed
eral court during November. The suit
brought here was for $4,000, and was
styled Binford, administrator, VS..
Iowa Central
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

Our fur stock is now complete and
ready for your inspection. Everything
new and up-to-date you will find In
our line. Whitton & Whitehead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

The Shakespeare Club held it's first
regular meeting for study Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. 7. P.
Marsh Act 1, of the play, Julius
Caesar" was read, and questions per-
tanning to it were discussed Roll call
was answered with quotations and
current events. There was a good at
tendance and the meeting was most
interesting. Mrs Nathaniel Spencer,
Of Des Moines, was guest. The club
gave it's first social affair of the sea-
son two weeks ago, when picnic was
enjoyed. 1t adjourned yesterday, to
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. W. M.
Clark
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

The Hawthorne Club, which is TAX
ing up the study of the Bible this year,
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. G..
Abbott and enjoyed its first regular
program of the season. A most ex-
cellent paper, which showed wide
knowledge, and close study OF the sub
ject, which occupied the attention
yesterday was given by Mrs. E. r.
Lay. Her subject was The Place Of
the Bible Among the Sacred Books
of the World" In 1t she took UP the
list of these books, as printed in the
club calendar, and compared the mer-
its OF each with the most important
of ALL One new member, Mrs. l. O.
Kemble, was present. The meeting
was presided over by the president.
Mrs. d. T. Denmead. Light refresh
ments were enjoyed. The meeting
next week will be with Mrs. A. F..
Balch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04

A new invoice Of salt herring, white
fish and msrckeral, also spiced herring
and stromings at Culley's meat mar
ket, 1912 South First avenue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29
5,int nssr. WIN ohrlN..

a ayins, 5tise. the Gay before lac
paftuee to be with Chrsst said Afs
9astor, sly Rev &. w. PA 4, J. the
I0lntletiC eyiew. "Db ypu hnow
Noash about law to unIeEs ma what
S. tsesnt IN joist te'mucy No, :,
Vtas the r6plg. 4 know ncthh,g about
hw, bat knew a little about grace.
a Id that safi sGes me Wei" s. ID
q ( iudg "if VOC and I we're iolRt
81 nants on q fasm / could ret saE y
YIN That Is vou Aih ~ cor anf
lis e nine, shss IS yorI blaze &C
1ayss, ara his IS mine; bat sVe w-Oukt
La z SHARE ami share alise fn every.
b ing on tht place I have Just be i
III < here and shnkinc wits Wnspea
alb jey ttai Jesus christ has nothing
ffuAi me; tbst everything lie aaS
rs line. and that we vii Share aist
sha & alike through Ill eternity
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

eaS oa ant # ne o-ioas.
r Isl ks-a- j. eanty Aiae
rear3 5.5 s4 Ike Is Lat i9fy
seven d hea ftis uol toe good.
SHa let II h5la ~ Midway Glacs TO
bug enioI asoL The Sfner sod her d
lot 81 Old. an cu4s
Tai ar3us t-e Ire Of z nest. and
Aa threw lie .l aslet Of them st
his wife head SIC rese, tel this.
ana by tae tine tie police got taere
they war. having 4 ue, With onions.
IN police court this morning Ernest
brcus * oIa b he oglous a. Dis pocket
Us exhibit a
Took a id, ae ~blubhered To the
courc. Lcok u ID. Such a ieetle
onjou sr. spend ny mores so fool
saness
ole pTs 1eH leaped his head agai4st
lie railing aud 7gept. The court took
tie oman and ne, 500. wspt. He hast
ly gave % 10 Bob sehemaHsky, and
me 4d Autable Rohe-e also liiled
tears.
it IS certainly q strong appeal"
sniCEsred Sergeant Schenk
Wtping ayv3y his tears TIE court nd.
visea sruest to take his agad vie
meme md Gc all fl lis power to right
he wrong cone Der by aiding her in
cGopp.lg sac red Keepers. onions and
things 1os taa chili sauce. Detroit
News.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

eu-ert HI gnaInite 5ear singular
unaeerias e Use n efecfing repsiEa TO
e ste&nIfD yet says Farper's Week
ir an instance reeef " is recorded
acre 9 British steamer waj temper
capaired ageer striliag . Sub
erexi rock Ivy q patch Of uber. an
v2s and par1iahd cement xea with
3alast rock. which We sobseo ue 4tly
feiDVet hy Itlosiy
Tnis Tapair rs de,iee as 50 sue
:ess1l that tnN vessel m7de the d.
sired ~ without further difficulty,
nj nes tho doeled for PEI manent
rapair So hard was ne cement thai
wa founst ,dat soae SIS days would
1e required . chip 1 ONT with or1i~
" chisels and drifly and a..cording
it was decided 10 as ~ ANTE To
freak % ffe ma sBai .hary es
wee used, and WITHIN Hret days the
cemert was removed tLgn tiamage
r 1er 10 the came oy ~ toe dock ia
Ien shc + steo.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

= = * = f
i've al /
81 b oil q <.
we fnd ase faa tha :
respeet - aLg<ks HFlap1
reg re- ented til Iof4
IN ss4 LgeTs. fBfy wh9 o.
ones. vs. hHa also tat Grove
him was ased IA respe .
whsn Try Getty 1T-
LHd ss rs special nls
who are BIS mightg
also tkis lti Faohim WIS
silect 70 tue II 1iGeeS
Sod F~eco8lizet Asgc as Il
fAuFes n f2lCg fbeiF hrt
~ Whl ree, 5tc5erea tH
we're angrs Ritl ouI Lor
ilecaUse lie .aYisG himself 3 IS
snfs~ 5tec anv uSurpar n of ta-
els pace. Aoaors p~reroeat Jas
sfmpl / use 1Ia called Eir k tie
son ~ Gfaet ar1 referreG to seaoyab
a5d as s2is Ibel. On one occasion
wien tagv 81 About 20 stone Hini
Jesus angv1ei why au5 he answer
fras fiat ii ca g Hnself the Son 3 (
God E 6aseltiug 10 ~ superi 10
ishsns &aa I'd q b 8Fs on otanE}n1.
afec.iEg ne etfoiushtp wiz he great
.Is1ogah. vlih thay termed 0lasEhe.
nv. hecSlSe s2t0 ( wa Affecting
* eS,u uty = Jehovah; bit cor Lord
ccnnaaila al thought AID gCiute3
out . thsnf shat me claim 10 , the
son ~ 1,a w9as no to put Himself OF
ao co sAf Z y-htA 5eA3psh out Gba tie
S-rintma I sanctioned such q TIE
rs he So jed.
The levi naEaF claimed ste
Sons If Gnds lol themselves. nor you'd
1t have 3segp pf2rsr t then 8 lave
So. y of ulth Tne great rihce
for sins as offered Ivy tae Receemer
ccud tha r2taeI 50 Justly ans rem
b Is Of fallen rec as 70 receive
sLer aacS into tae 50, the Cell re-
Ia icnsbip p~3eSentest Ivy rhe w,rG
SCR. brit since he C~sdenpave work Of
aes1s spifI nal Israeltes are termed
sana 81 CS3d IS ;he APOSTLE declares
SO r are e ne son at 5,@. tao gg1
IT, ao+B ufF yst apyeai wat we S al
be tnos g-Flt cut g'cr. ami exalt2t on
ia tie -csfarr 1oF huge Sut we
lsoA tar sen lie snail sp9eaa lour
Lora i i tie oniS segotten
Son. uG az he Ike Hin ara see
HIN Is IL i q }chn, ia. > Tie
SeaptANsf cleae Sbow that he fel-
ssossA ! o. $Chrlst Mers ceeptel Of tht
7at.ler f ms whaE beF0ttep of ths
Snst a~eateeost aha since. John.
stha divine snnofn cement % on
Asrd I&gs before dis a4th was
tIhoa sFlSl e eat lass name Jesus.
sIsll he wfas an sitai Sc e3ied the
Ssa of tie f4ighests ard Ine Lord God
leN give fiuto Kim tfe thtoaa o. Els
timer lAaaYid; AMI He shsA rega owe
toe h1ass el daeoh fore' Il. arr q BIS
s41yd1 a Ell shall l. re trU. IT.
ssefaaatlln ef Ills lpi scl.iees hhth
{ kcad. Ibs p97xer = iae highest
evsrsEaasw thce MarvE Aert-
also that boil tnips that s5aJl %
a6f r4af tlac sAaH he Sal Ad Tie son O.
c. Il Ike s01
Here " lave the ttge tie Sea- u
God. eaieia sepiseJ iv lie mar
fHgisE Jesus befere His hirtb aid tbs
4 4 / 3 c1n9fraAasiv approved, suing
rs tlss Estheg sata sent ale av,HA ~
Aeaa y00 ca.aa snt nta tie
n a. 70 81 Mdhe onn ) h. bet the
ws4N1S ILL., saAt sent Ne The.
Eafa@asNarEe NlAerte aud tnea3 1
8prE 9I ssha. B.
oel anaae@ ne rpf
EfaA d, sSt IA 81 enset tA.. he
vi Ssh agef.s Leespa Ne
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

Lit. WiIlie-'F v45 toes u,
Io'nsas eanparv ueFe hose "a with
ne IKE ooJ saw 10 every carr Ftfher
presume 1Iey ase pUt IL / se in
aey ,nt wants 20 ,pena iadow."
my tyrsar ter aal d esp
r 49, fas a17lfF sticking his betd tu
"a g'1 Lied lte yepDg
ri 5ent ndtGly. 4 iust
50 h. s z hJnbo ! OH IN huar
n AL e. hft rr "
4 Ncv a g taou 3 fui oe
INC ta .o ont opLly AXIS lzatt thoso
raHers fl Aa breakfast -sbIeg'
huler 4 Aissts her ~ heyss
-ofee- UT. ep can't think
t1r'i can It'--Life.
"plsaea IT, sdam,y oeeged ihe
toto. he 80 stoy 81 az unfof,
.ro3sa an s J Z 10 I waB
rs dies III 9Ifbl the za.
t.5 IT ~ Ara Il drowoaa
mt va tore sAad
1sd smell see.'
+ t}y With 4 hope.
aWry -CleT and
Tr-qfe-.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29
sAtLaos Of Tsis pc~ 10 so3k

.il3t we nr~a aEaing's ps,th aas steer.
49, Gce- ara 4isEvres marred the way.
is7f SAP cred we're forced 10 crser
ae1r e2uis il laaking with Disney
81 ath,eved. tneir hairs were gray.
'e 5c las lent hte sfaI hsrds' crookB:
y tH etaS are we Nao run TO-DAY.
@ae e.sy road ct "IioR To bookSl
ne presses groau, and voiumes heap,
gar 1iain4ss we 40 more h~etray-
~ EcoF t8c Stars, ot Shear p Sheep
~ i3ya ~ Ar, All Flic Play
Aa ri.A ~ Atlts-or we may stray
ma taa aa4s w scientc c9oAs,
pr}lt oF s0,ae seaeatea ray
The Easy rea- - Eow To" A01ksi
Vac Graves ~ Eoyr Of ayeamless sleep?
*7o pFick ~oaG netls s7a,4 straT on
jail sa.ii ,,,a TIE vastly sep
" ,e a lo.sy, ing lay?-
@t aiii as heaFtene4, jocunf ray,
s.or apeieSa wTl'ha on tentev-hCoks.
They meal no aarI1ars who essay
The Easy road of How 70" .oxs.
deha James D1vias, in Sic Arericc- H.
Astc5ceo Magazine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29


nv
~
.,fr..
ttat
81
~
"a Il.
,.r; "a
F' a.
+ FsTE1r ~
40 Sn ~, Ai-
r.,
-,-
r 70 Us
go
So Ae
eo~ sL't't
T.. WINK
a. Eisa e'-
A= ie1 p3s..ia rert. 4. ia Is ~
before n caus @ ,sat rs 81
our Beleel4s- pa Ion. .-,sof.4
tl cGs' l- Us NJ ~iat
H- R1s u5s7 ..f l tle .lfber qnf
. L a1'G Ei1 a r - dean.
s'-n The Ca8tl oi -il -r..
NthLIe1 -lr r4flts dg -.sl;art
aslg ea i7 1fi9.Llu. .r.er o ffbe oross
/ dArhuess ard iu H-.-t 4la t-,. Ifr
of eoI's Wed t.r r.5.nIF de-
looked ,he fe.. - 3ed ,1a r,fr-
Bur We have ,l .la ets.a he srt5daI0
author IS ~ when fle ~afoeners w-ere
gni6ed end B. s qu ~ ,y4u
or pr vice 70 seas a ~ ror
God hRth Spoken .rs- tfs 49,
10 eCnfarrl g-- -sH .sarrfo r.
serFt3res 10 in5fe7 lstr. ~ " hat-
seen tia. l,sr "a qr rie ~ on
''Iae Goa aud n -
Jeyu n CHI ST R,r.ss -
10 aIsy fa3rl - r.. III 80
81 of OF. htlH- ayrfv INA
Ft-ber tois
RAJ ebce tae ~, 3sat NJ
s-e.5yturas Er ais ft 49,
ifolt 81 If 81, rraa
ron IA tgfia n. g.
aiso II he ~. rir.f
church
Eft s1rse a. ar ~ -
ma1f. uot IN ~ =, - e. -
It'll parficris Nv go 49, M
W ars,rar ~ -
Ian as -
word PRINT,
ullI e not 10
cor ersiae
~ y AiiiH 'is u~tle 9S Hcss
~ he.q a rs "a .Crni Past-
uoA an" . Woall hapy el giad r.
80 Lah ahy htersF ~ SFes-
capable If stea f-4nsat.o
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29
one ersat Dia<ssnes.

4 Sttle MNlem ehild accounted Tor
laer pfeRkfeaee fa The Christian t.
lieioa is 81 wing 4 IKE y3ur fesaa
because He dkts iistle gii Is 0m Ma
kanhIea 8 81 oct ioye Affia girls VIA
uaeFf liz Esitnrt che haa ssizet u3aci
a Il st sre Of TBS getat G4fA,epefs
betw en- lhV NO roli gsans
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

@-ona 4, u9r, tg urttaEed Niow
v. n lLAas ehe 90 nexti"

~" A1c~ SEE 20 next
Cleveland Leada.
~ nae do ~7o a.lk j alls pro1scs
IL caiors. 9rn,nr 40 sle msasess ne ID
ses s9cie - Sotti4s eyeeps
Was It VIII 20 4way rid ali e. whit"
Baltimore Aneriaau
&ttt5 Lad never ssen d gas ,lstar b.
lore aow does fl "a. rspa.T she
asked. Ky compress I'd air. Il
thinL aoi De- hc sac. Probably
expanded air. hicaso Tri pure
JeJeeWc-a 700 present wa tho
froubla started betN.eaa Ia man and
his wife #gseas-"YeS . III. / was
u Aeic Wedding 4 that's WHAT YOU
Aea1 1tia3alpha 3 tnean
Fhst er q .n II niotersg'
sf II h1 leleved Ia tt lt A0-
COX 40 e fUtlce p'ueisl MEM lefG get
scale s8fie' eItt 9f shA prospect
q frae aa asIilaton &g.
"ss thu 1afrerT wouldn't
say he VS. fi'iT worthy 81 The title"
answaFea s.sasor sorghin. "lle has
l1ode ar;. be hasn't gotten
". win 10 % us. WASHINGTON
star.
Theses az Use ID g Joining your
sswi4F aifcia,' said NE new resident
x g.aIiy cant se@ 81 alis-' cor, yes,
Dut voa car talst sisted ule caller,
with tas Invitations Detroit Fcee
Press
r-
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

wiags showing Il ler.at e~a4acifles.
can V7u oiretf me 10 some eae wno
.nsb me \ 1h mfolmation da.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

49, $685.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-29

: s~ha AssLY ssN9Is sEg4ot {
FAacR { aussfL
Sui - CEN e. ~ .s r.vla Hessls 10
4as SErgs,


a..
20 akto N. e. Rus
rs -7
taH % e e
a. EeDnfsa
E.ay 5s aid e be & rave
o4 sus, b. & turn q Q req :
ca aaf1er is 0yeaI rag 3
lla faH Jt tho drse s.H.l
o. tea, Al2n. poiie 10 Ire 3estl
P'aHg alaa am I'd lndioasa 10
iour an Re1ecGae laC
- pda mis- tufef uti3IiF p nj
o+a as ~ seed 81 TIE oar
E&tsty saa bIlise ~ ser.
a s19d1e al evil
aSfas3paF are propaaets
az eSFee11g SENS a
"t 9nad 1ccoH = gs 4
~ 3Sel AZ Ferct at e5e
d Aecl2tf % IL records 2 8
oepiststes. a. lea q fe
~aNr'&catloA, at u Da
he tafe i3 at VIC NculN aGeom.
come end receive tisem ur.5
gl,.,a s1s q t1e
-. $500 va geis
g,@. y ~ ~ d4e
4hs ~, ~ FL ae-S age
- eJs.s " WI 10
.-0 AA-3At44= q Hle en-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
"HEADS OR TAILS?"
Treasury Officials GrappIe With New
Financial Problem.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-An old
fashioned nickel gave Secretary Shaw
a new financial problem to decide to-
day. 1t accompanied the following let
ter, which was addressed to Uncle
Sam, Washington, D. c.:
please find enclosed cents, for
which want you to tell me which side
of the nickel is head and which is tails.
Use nickel for postage in return"
The nickel was one of the old style,
with large figure 5 on one side and
shield and the date on the other. Or
dinarily, date appears on the mead"
of all coins, but it struck Mr.. Shaw
that it was different with this one. He
wanted to be fair, so he called in sew
eral of his assistants, but they could
give him no advice. Finally, the coin
and letter were sent to the director of
the mint, who disposed of the question
with a long and formal letter to the
anxious enquirer, in which it was stat
ed that the government knows neither
heads nor tails" but that each coin
has an diverse and reverse side. In
the coin in question the figure show
ed the diverse side, or the head" in
popular parlance. The reply was sent
in franked envelope and the govern
mant pOckete1 the nickel
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
COMPANY WILL HAVE WATER
FLOWING SOON.
Big Tunnel North of WaIIuIa About
Finished-Big Crew of Men and
Teams Employed on Work.

The Columbia River Irrigation COM
pany, which is interested in reclaimine
several thousand acres of waste land
in the vicinity of Wallula, expects to
complete the main canal and have
water turned on to the lanI within six
weeks. A big crew of men and teams
are being worked from dawn until
dark each day in order to rush the
work to completion at a date as early
as possible.
The half-mile tunnel which it was
found necessary to bore through a big
hill north of Wallula, is about COM
pleted. Five miles of the main canal
has been finished and water taken from
the Walla Walla river at emile bridge
turned in. A big force of men are en-
ployed on the canals of the Snake
River Irrigation company promoting
the Two Rivers section, and the COM
pany expects to have water flowing
across the land at a date not later than
August 1. Prospective buyers still
continue to flock in to look over the
Two Rivers and Columbia River Irri-
cation company's lands.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
SMALL WOOD WANTS LIBERTY
CONVICT AT STATE PENITEN-
TIARY ASKS GOVERNOR
FOR PARDON.
Sent Up in 1901 for MansIauahter-
Is Son of Prominent
Olympia Family.

Sent up from Pierce county to serve
sentence Of six years for manslaugh-
ter, Riley B. Smallwood may soon be
pardoned from prison. An application
for his pardon has been filed with Gov
ernor Mead. Smallwood is the son of
prominent Olympia family.
On September 1, 1901, he killed A.
NJ Sugar. In Smallwood's behalf, it
is asserted by the petition, that Sugar
was a bad man, mad been guilty of
burglary and had threatened to kill
Smallwood for spreading a story con-
corning his career. Smallwood is de-
scribed as young man of previous
good character. The death of Sugar
was the result of a stab in the side
with a penknife with which Smallwood
had been whiting, and, it is claimed,
after Sugar had attacked him.
The application for the pardon is en-
dorsed by Fremont Campbell, who was
prosecuting attorney when the case
was tried; by Prosecuting Attorney
Charles o. Bates and by the, trial
judge, Judge Smell. Smallwoods term
expires November 1 of the present
year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
CIGARETTES CAUSE DEATH.
Smokes Five Packages Of "Coffin
Nails" in Four Hours.

MELROSE, Mass, June 29.-After
smoking five boxes of cigarettes from
II o'clock midnight to a. M, while
canoeing with a party of friends at
Ell Pond, Melrose, Phillip Weller, age
% years, of East Watertown, fell from
a landing on the pond into the water
at 4:15 a. m. and died suddenly of
heart failure before his companions
could pull him out.
Weller and a number of companions
had been canoeing, and had arrived
at the boat landing. All the party got
out except Weller, who slipped and fell
into the water. A boat oar was hand
ed for him to grasp, but death was in
Simultaneous.
Medical Examiners Pearly and Jack
of the is city viewed the remains and
said death was due to heart failure
brought on by excessive use of cigar
cites.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
KNIGHTS IN A RUNAWAY
Several Injured in Break Of Four Horse
Team in National Park

GARDINER, Mont, June 29.-One OF
the most exciting runaways in the his
tory OF the Yellowstone National park
is reported from the Mammoth Hot
Shpings hotel. Two four-horse teams
attached to Concord coaches filled with
knights of Columbus, touring the park
on their way home from the Los Ange-
les convention, dashed madly down the
steep Golden Gate entrance to the park,
one Of the coaches colliding with a
rock, wrecking the vehicle, and badly
injuring John Manton, knight from
Buffalo.
William Hill and William Lewis,
drivers, sustained painful but not Sc
rious injuries. All of the tourists were
more or less bruised, the injured be-
ing removed to the hospital at Fort
Yellowstone.
The two coaches were descending the
gate when the team in the rear be-
came frightened and dashed into the
one ahead, causing it to take fright
and run down the mountain side.
The first coach reached the foot OF
the hill without misnap, though at
breakneck speed. The second coach
struck rock cut, wrecking 1t ana
throwing the occupants to the ground.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
Lavern's Park.

Tonight at LaVern's Park will open
a beautiful society drama entitled
Friends" very interesting piece,
full of comedy and tells an interesting
story of two close friends and their
troubles. Mr.. Montgomery and Ben
Stone appear in the role of the friends.
Miss Edith Angus, as marguerite OF
to-" Mr.. Joe Aller as the opium f1end,
which is a very difficult part. The
rest of the piece is cast equally as
strong.
Miss Angus arrived in the city Tues
day morning and will open tonight for
a four weeks engagement in the lead
ing role OF Laverns Park Stock COM
pany. She comes from the Belasco
Stock company of Portland very high
ly recommended.
Friday night each lady will receive
a souvenir. Saturday night a hand
some toilet set will be drawn for.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
CANADIAN PACIFIC is BEATEN
Hill Interests Say That the Company
Is "On Its Knees"

NEW YORK, June 29.-The James
J, Hill interests are not alarmed at the
extraordinary efforts the Canadian Pa
cific is making to prevent the passage
of the Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern
railway bill in the Canadian parlfa-
ment.
madam Pacific people of breach of
faith, claiming that the latter con-
tinued to oppose passage of the pend
ing bill without sufficient cause. The
Americans are determined not to re-
cede one inch from the stand they have
taken in the matter. They expect
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29

strenuous opposition, but they say
there is no doubt that they eventually
will emerge victorious from the fight.
One of the Hill men said recently:
This war in southern British Co
lumbia mas NV been going on for seven
years, and we are willing that it shall
give in to the demands Of the Canad-
ian Pacific. There will be no need,
however, of continuing the conflict that
long, as we all are confident that the
Canadian parliament will uphold US.
'"The Canadian Pacific knows that it
is beaten and is getting down on its
knees, and concentrating it's energy on
an appeal to loyalty, which really in
wolves the doctrine that British Col
umbia is not to trade with that portion
of the United States lying to the south
of it. They claim that our road when
it reaches Princeton will turn toward
the boundary, will cross it again and
will continue southwest to Everett the
Great Northern's port on Puget sound.
We do not intend to build south from
Princeton into American territory. We
have located the route through Cana
dian and not American territory. We
always have played fair with our Ca
madam neighbors, and strange to say
it is difficult to get fair treatment in
re turn, especially from the Canadian
Pacific"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Informal Club will give a Shirt
Waist dance at McMinn'S Dancing
Academy Friday evening, June 80.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
Milwaukee Brewer Suicides.

MILWAUKEE, June 29.-George w.
Goerz, aged 81 president of the Goerz
Mailing company, killed himself this
morning. He was in poor health. HIS
business affairs are in good condition.
He had life insurance to the amount of
100000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Ballard Man Shoots Woman for Join
ing a Circus.

BALLARD, Wash, June 29.-J. E.
Jefferson, angered because his wife
deserted him to join circus, followed
her from Seattle and shot her head on
the circus grounds mere this afternoon.
Jefferson gave himself up and was
brought to the Seattle Jail.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
Fatal Collision at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June 29.-As a re-
suit of a collision between the Santa
City and Southern freight in the city
limits this morning Fireman Frazier
was killed. Switchman Devene fatally
scalded and Engineer Willis Fritzmor-
ris fatally injured.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
PERISH IN HOTEL FIRE.
Two Women and a Man Were the
Victims.

LICKING, Mo-, June 29.-The Col
lier hotel was destroyed by fire early
this morning. Mrs. V. l.. Phelpa, ner
daughter Harriet, and an unknaWn
travelling man were burned to death.