The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-07

a charge of drunkenness. Gillim's pro-
pensity for getting drunk became SO
obnoxious that the police finally ord
cred both of the men out Of town and
they left last night.
WEIGH Lifted simon's Pants-Two
BARS of pants and a fancy vest that
Sol Simon had stored away in his cigar
store looked good to Jim" WEIGH and
that worthy lifted them late Saturday
night and started for "hock" shop to
raise little coin of the realm. Before
he could dispose of the clothing Night
Officer Goodwin overhauled WEIGH and
he was locked up on a petty larceny
charge. The stolen clothing was re-
covered and returned to Mr.. Simon.
Memorial Services-For the first
time since the institution of Walla
Walla Aerie, No. 26-Fraternal Order
Of Eagles, memorial services were held
nv the organization yesterday afternoon
in its hall at the Odd Fellows Temple.
large number of the members were
in attendance and took part in the ex-
ercises. The beautiful ritualistic me-
mortal service was performed by the
officers of the lodge after which John
F. Smails, past president delivered the
principal eulogy.
Mrs. Lambs Body Shipped East
The remains of Mrs. Lamb, wife of
Rev. ]. R. Lamb, formerly pastor OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
were shipped east to Ohio yesterday
afternoon for interment. Rev. Lamb
accompanied the body east. Short fune-
raj services were held at Prescott at
o'clock. Yesterday afternoon, being
largely attended by Prescott people.
Rev. Lamb will resume charge OF the
Prescott church upon his return from
the east.
Many New Water Ssrviess-Water
department officials find it almost inn
possible to keep up with orders for
new water services that continue to
pour in at the rate Of almost two day.
Between March % and April 1S, IS
new services were installed and the or
ders since that time have been greatly
increased. The water department Is
laying many new extensions in anti
cipation of the new gravity system be-
ing completed at an early date. Six
hundred feet of six inch pipc
is being laid on Union street
from Moore, north. Considerable
six inch water and sewe mains
are being laid in Crescent and
other portions of the city. A big ship
ment of steel pipe is en- route to
Walla Walla to be used in extending
the city system.
GuiiIford in the HospitaI-"Tex'
Guillford, a well known character
around town, had his right collar bone
broken during a fight with Nick
Schneidich in front Of the Club sa-
loon late Saturday evening and is at
the Walla Walla hospital receiving
treatment for his injuries. Guillford
and Schneidish had some trouble in
the saloon and Guillford adjourned to
the sidewalk and was talking to Cap
tain Mike Davis when Schneidish is
said to have walked UP and struck
Guillford a heavy blow in the face be-
fore the officer could interfere. Quill
ford was almost knocked senseless by
the blow and when picked up 1t was
found that his collar bone was frac-
tured. Captain Davis Immediately ar
rested Schneidish He was later re-
leased on bail after spending an hour
in the city Jail.
Opening Of Garden City House.-The
opening of Mrs. Henry Stahl's Gar
den City House near the corner OF
Third and Poplar between 2 and p.
M yesterday was a most enjoyable
event to the hundred or more who were
so fortunate as to receive invitations
to the event. The Walla Walla band
and Mickelson's orchestra alternated in
furnishing music during the two
hours that a splendid dinner was be-
ing served in the spacious new dining
room. The menu and cuisine were all
that could be desired and many were
the compliments passed upon the din
ner, the musical program and the ele-
CANT appointments of the new hotel by
the enthusiastic guests The suspicious