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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17
PERSONAL

Miss Laura Osterhout Of the Pa
| cific state Telephone exchange, LETT
| this morning for an extended visit to
! Seattle
| Attorney Kassburg left this morning
| for Spalding, where he will attend to
legal business.
Ben Dill, Edward Martainson, Harry
Lydon and Curtis Thatcher left this
/! morning for Moscow, where they VIII
testify for the defense in the case of
the United States VS.. Clarence Rob-
nett.
Mrs. Clarence Robnett and family
and Miss Minnie Harrington left this
morning for Moscow.
J. r. Green, who has been visiting
/ with friends in this city, returned this
morning to his home in Colfax.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schleisher left
this morning for an extended visit to
coast points.
i Mrs. George M. Chapman was q
passenger to her home at Colfax on
the morning train.
4 Mrs. David Inghram and family left
this morning for Kellog, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Inghram
viii be met at Spokane by her hus-
band.
Rev. George w. Fuller, field mis-
sionary for the Unitarian society, left
last night for Spokane. where he will
preach in the First Unitarian church
Cunday. Rev. Mr.. Brown Of Denver
will occupy the pulpit in the church
in this city Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Barton and family are Wis
itors in the city this afternoon. Mr..
Barton il merchant at Lapwai.
w. c. Foresman, editor Of the Oro-
fino Tribune, is caller in the city
today.
e. A. Dresser and J. A. Jacobs went
to Kendrick this morning to look after
the interests Of the Parkyns 4
Dresser Lumber Co.
Attorney J. B. West returned this
morning from Moscow. where he was
a witness in the federal court.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

why Love Should Rule the Human
Heart" Evening subject, Seven
Distinct Things That Are Impossible
With God or Men" The evening VIII
be devoted to evangelistic services. All
Christian workers are invited to these
services and pray for the outpouring
of the Holy Spirit and the salvation
of souls. B. Presson, pastor.
Ladies' society of the Baptist church
will meet with Mrs. Slipp, corner OF
Thirteenth street and Highland ave-
nue.. next Thursday at ? o'clock p. m.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

the morning service and under the di-
rection of the superintendent Of the
Sunday school an interesting program
has been prepared consisting Of or
chestral and vocal music, addresses.
etc. Professor H. L. Talkington will
give an address, subject. "Lewiston's
Churches" The exercises will COM
mence promptly at IL O'Clock.
First Unitarian-Christia Science
hall. Rev. William Thurston Brown
Of Denver win preach at 4:30 p. IN. IN
THE Need Of An Adequate Religion. =
Presbyterian-Wm. baltimore. pas
tor. Sunday school, 10 a. m, Mr.. Mon
teith, superintendent. MORNING serv-
ice, IL a. m. This service will be un-
der the direction Of the superintendent
Of the Sabbath school. An interesting
musical program has been prepared.
Christian Endeavor, $3.50. Evening
service, 1880. Subject, "Brohmanism."
Music, anthem, selected. You are in
vited to worship with US.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17
SOCIETY NOTES OF THE WEEK

society has been busy this week do
ing honor to the visit of Mrs. VIII
Thompson of Pendleton, who is the
guest OF Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach. Mrs.
Thompson has been in Lewiston the
entire week and has been entertained
every day by friends.
Tuesday Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach
gave a thimble party In honor of Mrs.
Thompson. The Kettenbach home was
prettily decorated for the occasion and
refreshments were served.
Wednesday Mrs. D. j. McGilvery and
Mrs. c. C. Phillips entertained at
luncheon in hpnor, OF Mrs. Thompson
at the Phillips home. Eight guests
were invited. After luncheon the time
was spent at bridge. Mrs. H. w. New
ton won the prize.
Wednesday evening Mrs. f. D. Pot
win entertained at bridge in honor Of
Mrs. Thompson.
Thursday Mrs. F. w. Kettenbach
entertained at luncheon I'm honor Of
Mrs. Thompson and later bridge was
played. Mrs. A. CLARK won the prize.
Thursday AFTERNOON Mrs. w. F. Ket-
tenbach gave bridge party in honor
| OF her guest, Mrs. Thompson. The
prizes We're won by Mrs. F. w. Ket-
! tenbach and Mrs. Curtiss Thatcher.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred Krout-
! niger gave card party in honor of
Mrs. Thompson. Five Hundred" was
played and Mrs. Thompson herself won
the prize.
Yesterday Mrs. o. A. Kjos gave a
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Thompson
Today Mrs. Curtiss Thatcher gives
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Thomp-
son. after which bridge will be played
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl s. Wooster enter
tanned few friends at cards at their
home last night.
number Of the young people gave
a surprise party to Charles Snyder al
the home of his parents. corner Eighth
avenue and Ninth street, last night.
Tonight the Athletic club Of the
normal school win give a dance.
Invitations are out for a dancins
party and musical to be given bv Mrs
F. w. Kettenbaeh. Mrs. o. A. Kjos
Mrs. s. Salisbury and Miss Kettenbaci
at the Woodmen hall. the evening o
November 20.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

school meets at 1000 a. m. followed
by preaching service at 1890 o'clock
by Rev. r. d. Nichols, Sundal school
missionary for northern Idaho. Also
the reception Of members. At 500
o'clock. in the Armory, the services
preparatory to the laying of the corr
nerstone will be held. and Immediately
after the company will go to the build
ing site to. lay the corner stone. All
the churches and religious bodies of
the city are invited to attend and take
part in the services. The midweek
services will be held in the rooms of
the old training school building Of the
normal school,
First Baptist-Corn of Main and
Seventh streets. Morning service with
sermon at IL o'clock: subject, "The
Duty and Secret Of Power" solo, "The
Good Shepherd" by Barri. Mr.. Harold
Hurlbut. Evening serman at 1880;
subject, "A Royal Road to Greatness
with selected solo by Miss Esther
Doege. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Ladies' Aid society on Tuesday: pray
err meeting on Wednesday evening. The
public is cordially invited to any and
all services. Albert E. Patch, pastor
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17
: CHURCH SERVICES ToMoR.
ROW.

Methodist-The evengelistic services
tomorrow will be very interesting. The
singing evangelists will sing at all
these services. The hrst will be a
service during the latter part Of the
Sunday school hour. and then the reg
ular service at II o'clock at which
there win be additional music. At 4
o'clock in the afternoon there will be
. service for men only. 10 which all
men and all boys over Is years of age
are specially invited. The evangelists
win sing some very touching songs at
this service. There win be general
service at 1880 In the evening, at which
time the announcements for the future
win be given out Avery interesting
announcement il expected soon. Cards
will be given out. A very interesting
and other places Of public gathering
for the meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

Bulk and package seeds. spray pumps,
lawn fertilizers garden fartilsezrs or
poultry supplies. Isite or cali % q 81.
I'VE carry 4 large assck. Milk
MEANS, IssvistSb. Iashs.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17
At Charleston Churches.

At Charleston Churches.
Baptist-Sunday school, 10 a. M;
preaching, IL a. m; Christian En-
deavor, $50 p. M: preaching, 1880 p.
m. Morning subject, "Ten Reasons
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

Pilgrim Congregational-Rev Sam
uel B. Chase. pastor. Services viii b,
held in the Armory, corner Of Tent
avenue and Eighth street. Sunda.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

Invitations are out for a dancing
party and musical to be given by Mrs
F. w. Kettenbach. Mrs. o. A. Kjos
Mrs. s. Salisbury and Miss Kettenbach
at the Woodmen hall. the evening OF
November %.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-17

Tonight the Athletic club Of the
normal school win give a dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
CARTRIDGE IS THROWN
 LATER DISCHARGED
Frequent Occurrences of This Kind Caused By Careless
 or Cussed Hunters.

It has been noticed for some time past that some one, either through 'care3essness or cussedness, hss been throwing cartridges in the roads sur rounding the city Hsit is careless ness the careless one would have been rather badly scared if he should see how nearly several have come to get ting killed.
 Yesterday evening one of the stages operating between B.sbee and Lowell raa oyer one cf saea cartridges op- Dosite Fletcher < woods livery sta ble, ars exsosie'f f. A large crowd Of peopie sns Eae business along the street were attracted by the shot, but ro one eonid locate whee the bullet had gone b. With The number ot hcrses an. men xho are couste ntly in that vicinity, t seems miraculous that no one was streck by the bail.
 It is not so long ago that Street Su perintenGent ,fcCulIough was riding up Naco Road beside Frank Wilson's dray. when suddenly a bullet whizzed past his ear, not missing him more than few inches. One of the wheels of Wilson's wagon run on a cartridge which some careless hunter had lei fall in in the road. and discharged it ir such a way thar the street superin tcndcnt had 2 very narrow escape.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
MUCH BUILDING AT
 JOHNSON ADDITION Four New Stores Being Pre- pared and Seven Dwell
 ings Building.

John Addition, after having under gone practically lapse in the build ing line. is coming to the fore in building activity again. With a store building to contain four storerooms and seven dwellings undergoing con structiou, Promoter Thompson is to be congratulated on the enthusiastic boom that has followed his home coming.
 J. E. Mosher. the local meat dealer is to occupy one of the storerooms with a butcher shop that Is to be modern and sanitary in every particu lar.
 MT. Will Isber. formerly a merchant Iof Nashville, Tennessee, has decided that Bisbee or It's environs is about the only place In which to locate and will occupy another of the storerooms with a well stocked clothing store. A third of the rooms In the new modern structure is to be occupied as barber shop by Alexander Young The construction of business block and dwellings is done under contract let by The Landlord Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
ASK FORK MAN |S SHOT BY AN
 OFFICER
Deputy's Pull Hushes Matter in Ash Fork, But 1t Comes to Light in a Los Angeles Hos pital-Man Will Live.

John F. Hawkes. of Ashfork is at the California hospital in Los Angeles with Ia bullet wound in his head. Although the man is seriously hurt he refuses absolutely to tell anything about himself. the nature of the diff. culty in which he was injured. or the name of the man who fired the shot which almost killed him.
 When seen at the hospital in Los Angeles. the mans head was bandaged- but he was able to set up and talk He admitted that his name was Hawkes.. that his home is in Ashfork, but there he stopped short and de clined to continue the conversation. The house surgeon said he knew nothing of the case except that the man came to Los Angeles Saturday for treatment, and he understood he came from Ashfork, Arizona. His injuries consisted of a gunshot wound in the head. The bullet had struck in front above the eye. glanced on the frontal bone and passed around under the scalp to the back of the brain.
 The surgeon did not think the pa. tient was in any serious condition though 1t was possible complications might arise. He had understood the shooting was accidental.
 At the Santa Fe depot in Los Ange les one of the trainmen on the train on which Hawkes. came to Los Angeles was found.
 This man said that Hawkes. talked quite freely about the trouble coming over
 From his conversation it was gath cred that the man was shot. in a sa loon brawl by man named John Fo ley. deputy sheriff and saloonkeepel at AshfCcs.
 1 Hawkes.. who. this man said, is !; gambler, and Foley were warm friends | The men engaged at first in friend
 ly scuffle. but Hawkes. proved thu
 stronger of the two and was getting
 the best of it when Foley, who is I
 man of violent temper, became angeret
 and shot at Hawkes.. the bullet takin,
 effect under the eye.
 Hawkes. fell to the floor and at frs
 1t was thought he had been killed. bu
 as soon as it was ascertained that thu
 man was not mortally wounded he wa put on the train and sent to Los An geles for treatment.
 The railroad man said the affai I had been hushed up at Ashfork, al
 Foley is a man of influence there. ant there had been no arrests
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
DOGG|E WON'T 60
 WITH HIS MISTRESS
Woman, Porters, Brakeman Create Small Tragedy As
 Train Pulls Out.

A woman boarded the S. w. flyer this morning at Fl Paso without her ret dog. It was tragedy. The train had hardly got under way for the west when a bunch of fluffy clothes and feathers burst through the gate at the depot and cry emitted from the hur- rying wonman, stop the train" On rushed the petticoats with the white clirley pup. which resemtled the boa around the woman's neck, bouncing along at her heels.
 The cars stopped the woman piled on but the doggie refused. Puff went the engine and the train began to roll on. The pup parked, he parked ve- hemently to express his unwillingn ess at his mistress leaving him behind. The woman begged the dog to crawl on the car, she leaned over in the at tempt to pick up the dear little thing while the crowd on the platform laughed.
 But no. the curly pup parked. and spit. and parked but would not get on the car like a good little doggie He ran around the platform with 2 dozen porters. after him. It was g greased pig show. The dog ran be tween their legs, he ran in front oi them and he ran behind them but nont of the fleet footed darkies caught him Alas, the woman. on the train was ou' of sight.
 The snarling do5sie fortified him self under train standing in thu yards and the porters besieged tht little mite of dog meat He barket and snapped at his enemies. For while he had 0lem all .'buffaloed" ur til a brakeman, who had experienced similar encounters before began ;
 stealthy march on all fours after MT Dog. He made a still worse fuss un
 til seized by the neck by the brake
 mans strong hand. then he gave up IL was a noble fight
 The doegie will be sent tomorrow to the owner who is now in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
FIRE UNIVERSITIES
 BIC CANNON
Cannon Explodes and Pieces of Steel Hurled Over Donnito- ries-Explosion is Heard For Miles.

TUCSON, Arizona, Nov. g. With terrific roar that awakened houses a. mile away from the Uni. versity. according to statements of citizens. to rock and sway, the big cannon, which was part of the Univers- ity of Arizona, exploded shortly after three o'clock this morning on the Uni. versity campus.
 Playful students in a playful prank" had loaded the big gun to the muzzle and then fired 1t. That the principal in the prank" as we'll as innocent parties sleeping in the dor. nlitories were not killed or seriously injured is somewhat remarkable.
 The cannon exploded a few yards from the girls dormitory and within forty yards of the residence of Presi dent K. c. Babcock.
 A portion of the cannon weighing about 200 pounds was hurled over the girls dormitory as well as the college mems dormitory short distance away and landed one hundred yards beyond the scene of the explosion near the pumphouse.
 Had this heavy piece of the steel with the terrific force with which il was sent through the air struck either of the dormitories it would have undoubtedly have cost the lives oi some of the students who were sleep ing there ignorant of the playful prank" that was being enacted.
 The force of the explosion was evi denced from the roar which was fol lowed immediately by the rocking and swaying of houses in the vicinity oi the University and the rattling of win ows. q. HI
 With many of the dormitory wind ows shattered by the explosion ana bits of glass falling upon them a, they lay in the{r beds, the fright ol the young women was severe in the ex treme The building swayed and ths terrified young ladies, suddenly awak ened from slumber rushed about tn, halls of the building panic-stricken fortunately there were a few who hat presence of mind enough to keep thos' who were thoroughly terror stickel from leaping through the windows o the building in their haste to get oui side.
 The university authorities are mak ing a thorough investigation of tn
 affair. Several students were sun
 moned to the office of President Bal cock today and given severe ques
 tioning. It is reported that the name Il who participated in the prank" ar
 known. President Babcock refused t
 discuss the aHair other than to sa that a rigid investigation is bein,
 made by the University authorities. The gun was threejnch muzzl ) loading cannon of the kind used as field piece by the army before the pr' sert modern breech loading guns wer adopted as the army standard Th , gun was secured from the Governmer by the University and was used
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
SEVEN ARE DROWNED
 BY WRECK OF SHIP

CEARLOTTOwN, P. E. l.. Nov. g. Ten men rerished in wreck of full rigged Russian ship, Sovinto, which struck on fedges at Priestes Pond in a gale on Tuesday night Four bodies have been recovered so far. Of six men who remained on broken sections Of the ship. four on forward part and two cn aft. three have been saved The ether three were swept away and lost
 Seven men drowned yesterday by the upsetting of a boat with which they were aftempting to reach land. Cap tain Wiglund was saved. The drowned sailors belong in Rasno, Finland.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10

three or four days before the extent to which the disease will spread can be ascertained.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
HARTMAN MAKING PURCHASES

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Tribune to- morrow will say: Prompted by con gestion of traffic and car shortage for this year. the Hartman lines began making purchases of freight equipment for 1907 an a grand scale. It was an- nounced yesterday that they had or ders in for $21 100000 worth of refrig- orator. box and flat cars, all of which is expected to be delivered before the season of heavy traffic.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
b|SbEE HIGH ID MEET LADS OF
 DOUGLAS
FHst Game of Rugby Football Under New Rules to Be Seen on Local Gidlron Should Be interesting Fight.

Today is a gala day of the High School Athletic Association in Bisbee for both the young ladies and the young men The members of the Douglas Association will arrive this morning, and at 10:30 a girls basket ball game will take place in the Y. M. (. k Gymnasium. Both teams have been practicing for weeks. and there has beer considerable rivalry develop ed. 50 that an interesting and exciting game is expected.
 The big feature of the day. however. is the football game between the Douglas and Bisbee High Schools. Ever since the opening of the schools in September this game with the Doug las Association has been looked for ward to. The team has been faithful ly at work for weeks in the Y. NJ. c. A. 6ymnsdum and in outdoor prac- tice or the flat below Bakeriyille. Secretary Pollard and Buchner. of the Y. N. c. A., have been coaching the team, and a snappy set of players has been developed from very raw mate rial. !. 1
 The lineup of the Bisbee team for this afternoon Is as follows: Left end, Lilly: left tackle. c. Woods (csp enstien; right guard, Derley; right tackle. Combs; right end. Newport: {: quarter back. Benton; left half-back, ONAalley; right half-bsck, Huber: full back. Blair; substitutes. Connolly and Casse1.
 The game will be called at 2:3o o'clock at Don Luis Park. A special train will leave the station at Bisbee at o'clock. sharp. A good game Is expected. The work of the local team for the past week has been good The fine is especially strong; the tack les are fast and snappy. Perhaps the most dependence for ground gaining is to be placed on the speedy backs Blair, 0Malley and Huber. These three men were on the High Schoo track team which carried off the Ath letic meet st Douglas last May. Fol the position of qua rte--back. two mer have been developei. Benton is es ! peciaI1y strong on generalship. while O'Malley, the seccn quarter, has de &veloped wonderful oiiity in handling 4he ball and gettAn, into the plays rhe bunting of Blair. the full back i has been feature of the practic, games. In the final practice yester day afternoon he made several punts of forty to fifty yards
 This afternoons game will give Bis bee lovers of the sport their first chance to see a. game under the new rulings of the intercollegiate commit tee on football. Much more open pla, has been evolved with considerable less danger 10 the players without rob ping the game of it's intensely interest ing features and detracting nothin. but rather increasing the strategy o the game. The new features are tn forward pass, various qdarterbacl kicks, and frequent end runs. Tn famous tackles-back formation, whicl has been proven so dangerous ha been eliminated and possibilities fo the quarterback and ends added to th game. Much of the spectacular an unexpected will be developed unde the new rulings.
 The officials this afternoon will Bohnstadt. linesman; c. E. Buchnel referee. and Orange, of Douglas. a one cf the umpires.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Silver n 3-S Mexican Dollars 55; copper, quiet.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
RETURNS FROM EAST.

Manager Cowgirl, of the Bisbee Drug company. accompanied by his wife. returned to the city yesterday morning from the east, where they spent the past three or four weeks. Mir Cowgirl visited St. Louis. Chicago, and other points in the middle west. but was unable to get as far as New York. The trip was primarily busi- ness one, and MT. Cowgirl secured a large amount of stock for the compa. ny's new quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
able that there will not be an epidemic as was expected day or two ago.

others up to date were considered as being very light until last evening
 when 1t was learned that the Shattuck child which has been suffering from the disease for the past few days had taken a turn for the worse, and this case is now considered very serious
 Dr. Frederick stated last evening that TO new cases had been reported to him yesterday, although many oi the physicians had told him of cases of tonsilitis upon which they had been called out. He added, however
 that parents should not relax theiI watchfulness, as it will probably be
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
WILL TAKE VACATION.

Manager R. A. Kirk, of the Bisbee Miner. accompanied by Mrs. Kirk will leave this afternoon for California, where he will spend a three-weeks vacation. Kirk was member of the bipartisan anti joint-statehood com mittee, also chairman of the Republi can county central committee, both of which have kept him very busy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10

times in military practice.
 It has not been fired for several years. Nevertheless the gun was be- lieved to be in fairly good shape and that it exploded was due undoubted- ly to the fact that it was loaded too heavily.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
10 ATTEND FUNERAL,

s. E. Hazard and wife, accompanied by Hoval A.. Smith, left the city yes terday for Tucson, to attend the fu- neral of Mir. VIII Hazard. brother of s. F. Hazard, who died in that city on Thursday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
SCARLET FEVER E
 HELD IN CHECK

It seems that the scarlet fever situa- tion is now under control. owing to the prompt measures which were tax en as soon as the first case of the disease was discovered. and it is prob
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-10
NEW DRUGGIST ARRIVES.

There was born at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart yesterday af- ternoon fine baby boy.