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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19
TRUSTY CROVE OFF
WITH WARDEN'S TEAM

c. Z. Putnam, alias Lacy, the trusty
convict, who ran away Wednesday
night of last week with Warden Cleg-
horns team of black horses and road
wagon, had not been heard of by the
authorities up to o'clock last night,
although the horses and vehicle have
been recovered.
Putnam, who had about two years
to serve for burglary and larceny,
was sent to the penitentiary from
Las Animas county. For six or
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known II.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by his firm.-Walding Kinnan & Mar
win, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19

Creek. The alarm was at once given
and guards started out to overtake
the runaway If possible, but Putnam
had evidently expected to be pursued
and covered up his tracks with great
cleverness.
Two days after his escape the car
riage was found on Upper Beaver,
some twenty miles from the city, but
no trace of the team could be obtain
ed. Monday morning of the current
week the harness were found near the
cemetery in North Pueblo and a
short time later the horses were To-
Gated in a corral near Fairmont Park
in the same neighborhood where Put
man had left them.
Despite all efforts of the police
authorities of the surrounding coun-
ties no trace of Putnam has been OBJ
tanned, except those which have been
disclosed by the finding of the horses
and the harness. He has evidently
had a confederate to assist him in
his flight and it is probably that 1t will
be some time before he is apprehend-
ed, although sooner or later he will be
brought back here to serve out his
unexpired term of imprisonment.
Putnam, who is only twenty-seven
years of age, came originally from
Nebraska and his reputation in that
state was Of shady character. A
reward of one hundred dollars was
offered for the arrest of Putnam the
day after his flight, but 1t has since
been increased to two hundred and
fifty dollars.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19
Cured Hemh orrages Of the Lungs.

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that / had many
hemhorrages, writes A. M. AXE, of
Wood, Indiana 81 took treatment of
several physicians without any bene-
fit. / then started to take Foley's
Honey and Tar, and my lungs are
now as sound as a bullet. / recon-
mend 1t in advanced stages of lung
trouble" Foley's Honey and Tar
stops the cough and heals the lungs.
and prevents serious results from a
cold. Refuse substitutes. The Palace
drug store.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19

Canon City Milling Co. cannot make
as good -four as is made. Only the
very best wheat Is used and there IL
no difference between grinding II In
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19

Arsenate Of Lead for SpraI
Put in your order now, an
spraying time comes you will
to be sorry that you did moi
sooner. Packages from so to
Fruit Growers Association.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19

Utah grown alfalfa seed. 7
best there is. Smith Mercanti
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-19

Kansas or shipping the WIZ
grinding the -four here.
The milling company has p
good contract with The Rec,
advertising space and propose
a weekly talk to -four users
merits of the home brands. Re
ads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
walding. Kiuuan & Marvin.
English Swimming Meet.

Lonicn July The first Of the Enc
lisa championship swimming meet.
-nkoS place here p>iAv. The number
VI entries is unusually large and in.
claie seovOl plominea, American
SwliuucrS.
The loo ySrl contest will be held a,
No,t.nSham on Juey IL, AMI is Of pa7-
ocslar inaereS; ~ Am,IcaaS. because
hanaoS Is aeto7,}ei 8 mrs. c'ass chance
to WIN chs; event II he can msintain
rh' fo-m be has >howa s.; the re>en;
iah'o7 ,aemQionSaipS Richard Coveu.
oi Australia. w.ll be he ms. aanCe-.
'1S c'n7o,i,o- in ,Ae leo yao2 event
.S''ss ana no-Ay>aiN -hc s,s.>lv Enr.
S..Sams2, OiN alSo take par; in the
cy 0-
Toe -AsyNrl 1sce vtU De- A,f s.,
ne Saa.E-aal IN Ssq:oml,a- H. ana
70 Is eeAev>i p-,h0hls r.a. Daniels
V1A e'mqos> /, Is -eya.d..i as IN.
AS'''- ho"eve- 'aa; be wall take part
pa sag o., .ae lo2s 5lS@uss RACES
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07

bu, few extra fine fields There vii
be shou two thiiiS Of crop.
Who're wbeat auI oats are sown to
thc- tae.c is a fin result. These tw,
grains 90 well together
The oats AMI barley crop will be very
large. Winter oats is an extra heavy
o-vp Spring oats is better than us'lsi
Bu, fc' a bumper crop there is the
hay crop. More tons are being put up
than ev,s' before. Two million ele
phauts canDo, eat up the Willamette
valley hay crop
There viii he hundreds Of thousands
Of tons Of clover AMI vc;ch hay. The,e
are more hay hal,s neeiei in Oregon
than ever hefore.
Growt,, wiz jo we'll - have all the
hay possible baloi au! hold it for win
;cr market,
The haling ami storage Of the hay
crop means big money for the grove
nine times out Of ten.
There is scarcely year passes by
but Thousands Of hAlos sre shipped in.
. towns like Salem The demand fr
,alei hay is slways greater than the
apply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
ozy s. Years Ola

~ ST. oz'y = ycA,s c.t s1s 8on :,
eN5S'' sVoa vAe2 -: 70 1e ,esl oil
'' 'ss. ;ss; way IS ,,aS as = ,s- 81;
ANr,' Evsrs ' SAYS M-s = Fl
A'--s'7. e 0.b..-. Ca S--s,y ,sese' s
a'i---S - kes7s iss Ga - v,us,
'a1 r'Ss re Vsak SIS s.r,-y As this
S'.2. ''-'' 1e4,--s 0ySs2Ss. tor.
pa I've. .ass=e. Eszys ,, tz,azis
3''',s a-s --ka,nz ss.s, taking
!. e'''a' A,'ess s-lNs zine.
-''' ..'s- sy : C. Ps-:y s-1ssis,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
LIN SKouID BREAK rHg SYooRD
AND COMPEL ENEcvTIoN oY con.
TRACTS
fAiN~S AEE 100 PEosrEzoUS

~ = oas oa1s,e 80 R-,.- an
a,' 1N-s>s-a's FasS--,ao z. r,,.
Grto
the T'e'a'e are f-skv s-acANNo-
ENpVRx KJaE wAGRS ANn ~,
fNioES NoE FAEN YEoprrrS
no loNa
'eSs t,on s1o.rrss~ 4, g..
a'''''1l's s.sa-las-sa.aa s.ee ~
'4'e va, 90 IA -sas--a. re ~.
@a'r ge'ss On a.evv
90 's ssaNas tAa. h,-s -..
@1'' S-e~t uas, ,ax,, 49, ~.,-
49, 'a 81 oSavS N.A.rs 49,. ii.
"''sas a@s 'as tauA
'-'>s vsasi ~ ,aa,os fr 49,.
~ A soas asa * s..sr. -
- = ,Asas usr GDoAuSy rsvoS
SNNS0s S..', NJ MExD AZ ANv
Suses "a, sS- v~u~ ~,
~ es'sk s'vusa laaa--,.
.saae're's l.aaas * ~. -
'''''a's ~Naa ss-,e waer. 49,, -
sN~~s n@zg s.hN,ss.s A. =
a '~a aez sAs r-s~S !,
- a-eA sN~s~clr, an ~, - =
$50 1'as $3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07

even better than We have done. We
mus buy healthy t7ees from reliable
nurseries VINO cary sooi stocks. 4
eae0p tree VIII give pooE fruit. Then
We mus 'alss cl1e % J1r a-ees. cu,ci.
va7e thenA aul prure them tazs the
sl-l-lsh1 may hni lis way 70 TIE
f7'li', - Win reference % packing rhe
ssss140o1 naaucaiael j; cos jus- a.
much % paek trui, ot 6 po,- quality.
as 'ast ot a better quality. aal -,
ia-,es s-wvays Commands a e,al u-:se
whale ne l0ov frUi, is hsl-i @, liz
sose a.. Ho0es,y in packing is 81 I'M
P's'1u7 tAl-S 70 VIZ the coa1 8eaee Of
eayN'S "Lsr ne Slogan u -ae e5er-g
s7'wsr oe qaaA,y. gua-iry fst- las.
all 4L n, ti-s. 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
He thus aeee-ibel the Orsr

He thus described the Olg
Of the future: a .t'ae haHc
Gus and healthy, en3u-i1g :,
wool and blossom. but esh, ,
changes of temps-zture Of
SEASONS; a fruit larger ami {.
beautiful than any We have y
loAy; delicious in favor,
c'e1-ly FIN in flesh 20 staol--
condition shipments 70 he Is
TAM ma-ke7s; ripening At Il
of TIE Yea when there IS 10 tl
INJURY fuom storms OF rsia "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
IT HAS MORE POWER THAN BOTH
THE OTHERS II IT WANTS TO
USE 1T.
BUNoo VERSUS BUSINESS.

Whilc, accorhng 10 tho P0rtAni ps
peHs the Unitsi Railways Compan,
h's eaDco,si sAe u pOiac Of PoT;lsni on
u yv,luahAs frsochisc. only to sill i
10 s,uc S,le clsA the SaAsn city eouu
el Aas apl,,i,sl business principles, aat
eOi Tes,kS
TIE Salcn city fa;Aers ,cmanlei .
bSal ~ $4,000 ani 3 p ovisson that
the boui aal the fran,Ais, bc forfeited
Il che cSrS Az no IN operation 10 Che.
HawS by the lOth u Scptcmbc-. 1906.
MSyNSr Wa;css tur ,ha,eNr u,;ite
che wiilamste OomIeuy that NV
eNna wOala NJ S9ui0,i Sad that il,
mssS, hc usgO,iable AMI ,N,,l,C,ih,r
or AND THAT NO STRAW BOND
WILL BE ACCEPTED. OR THE
FRANCHISE WILL NOT BE Ap.
PROVED.
f'Ss Is euSiu 81 L A traction CON.
Pa't' UOu,s O1se ~ Olr Gnes, s.rec,s /,
ss'e,l giyc a hoal ,Aa; wal ia,lsm-i.
~ a., s.,v ,, -, b, =. :. -.
- oYoutjoaS
Wake 'ae Po-:lsal ,ir, s,aasA uss
bapNx,3 "a. A,,~.,,i ..,,-..5 r.. ..
,cm was bp>il Ss fo,m ,se vv7l 81,
sal vss am, II ~ ,,i,-. ~,
,..oa ~ hem, -. -,
49,. i'''N ".,a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY Mail
Hops BEER AND BOOZE

ssmc of Tho big hoPgrcwing coun
tics ~ wwbcrn Oreern have gone a.!
and sru shipping 10 an their bcofe
We are "a eeing b. eat our hops in
steal cf drinking ,h,sn We arr goin,
dry. thcsr,iaslb q, lcasi, ami we arr
going 10 ship all cr hops to the be
niehset pcepAe II 0r~' "a itaan.
We are esisg 10 ear al the hops w
cun and ecll tAse rsl WE ARE 90
mo TO DRINK LESS AND LESS
UNTIL WE ALL OFT THE DRY
HABIT.
insseasi ~ incsuSissent ccsl option,
wu csss ~s ~I, Al tls cthw form
ef bssc ami patent unzslicinas ma.l,, in
sln yra-s sns drink cSiy bop extract
erswn Ia ocwSa
Az the gr~sess hcPpNlDcing STATE
an tbc uasea it ~suh he consistent,
ssheaeA ma al,eersarv mnrsl 10 pre-
hitii ~ fsrns II hqaOg but car owu
prch,cl AND rKES COMPEL ALL
WHO WANTED 10 DRINK ANY IN.
roxIoANr 10 DRINK HOP AND
RARt.EY yurcH
GROWN IN OREGON. MADE IN
oRnoos rs rTr war cRY OF DE.
vELoFMENr.
rhea wAg aai ssop sca,sng millicss
% tle ds~iiiAw-s ~ Keaisscky. AMI toe
wiSr~i'~ u CS,ifwniA, ssi pass law
to force az h,s'se-osa.um. - 10 aiuk
lSSs uuaAae ~ OsSens'
wH WOULD SHOW TO THE
THAT WE HAD MORE
FAITH IN oua OWN DRINK AND
Our OWN PRODUCTS. iaS,esd q
csas1Sav !" mocA iurNrtol Pcruus ,
''uaa~~s aiN OyUas NChlc sna O,Aer
l-S'aasi esssA Ia weU.a 50 tas ~ make
'sNsea psssSs~re~S GIVE rmrloymsu, / ,
~ lsesw aasi erOuasse P-sC,scSl ,vs,sr !
lnsN :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
Sun, Cure for Pila o

itching Piles produce n'is' Z
cause itching; this form, IS *
B-'n5, Bleeding or P-otruti
are cured by d. 6o-zn-kot Esk
ely. Stops itching and blsetd
soEos tuao.S soc q jar 8; ,
o. seat by mail. Treatise his,
ne about your case. d.. IS
Philadelphia, Pa. &C
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07

Among tie papers 0e2- O. he s.,a-
0a'a saSs.on q -he S7a,e Ea..ie1,,r-sr
Socie1y yezzevSay vas OF, o. u.
"a srSoa Cae--y'' by NJ. NleD5-s,-
.Of 'as oreSoa Nu-se-y sozpsar. w,
Sali Il q0r,;
IS''s seems % l. 10 5UeS-i,a bur
'A2' 2A varieties o: eas--iss srs .,s-.3
-'e7e N sae sake II oaesoz. a,i So
easily IN tle far WEA-7,,s ~
VIA lts s,L an s,i-a-= s5--s-isl ,1.s
Ws1- aAEaa 20 h-.a, us as5ls ADi,
% as Ages save O.: ps-teetioa 7
|lsA - -5t=- y4--5s1ls,,v ?, - O,.
SO e27,-- t-V varieties os pu-s,v
N''''s'a '7Sa ,ls liroseay Of the "a.
''7'-7e ,---s71-osi scsss rh.s plsi,s ~
he '1'7T ss--ssvs Ani wAseA exec, 4,
-- s',-----1y 70 esther Sone usa
p" sa-+ ~ tc0asa -nsrk=ts O-A,,-
-i-' ;St 7us-lv pco06 a. - re.,,, !,
-- .--s-- n aew var5e.ies Of ,.SA--,As
-Ai 3 soy Al bo10- be - Ems. ~,
Nla occ oalV brzvel rte --fs,s -
7~r -ts buE wbo lzt5 ,be f,,,,..
'a - Vaas nas- so3 g-ars A,~;..-,,-
'~'e vs are Elc eara-ia, ro,,
-'-'-i-- --'.aa1 Dlgas wei te sra,.a, ;,
le =eao-y q sasA upsn ss Y,sl,;--i
- LasHssrt ~ an i-cea.sv. >, -,
e e1ullase tAeSa IN tie av-s-,.i,- =
"a Euszrs- vvrSs5ss
ae 'eS-h obaa-oel VIZ ~ Ri,,l
--a2,~rcs Hlask Rs7ebsi,s,s -
? ',sa'-'-s ssoT tAs1 IN ,As vsp,---...
'-ssg 1As o,az1Sas ~ -. -,
!. 's-,'s II 'as vsras - M wAs3;-.
( '-s sAassa@A All uhxsr r-,-.-s
S-i'ss s'srA s-q.sriag vasse,iss -
'e All al 0sAss gual.,Ses -,
M eaz@sroiAl vs-ssr - -.
sssrE" ne
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
How S This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any ease Of Catarrh that ear
not be cured by Halls Catar-h Cure
+. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him pSfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out sny obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinuan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Cata-rh Cure is taken intern.
ally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi
nouids sent free. Price, 75c per bot.
lie. sold by all druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
'ation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT

nA rSSEND rAAr ron CAN
xvN no wrr8 AK A~r-S
ANce OF ASSISTANCE ~ az
ANY AoaovSr or III KS,,,,,
on ANT orHua REAsaS w., :
AA oVx or EarrioYNrx~,~
AND IN NxSD OF rao,<x
'l. raiSHS rsAAr MOSxx eAS -.
rfh&S - A sPLxxngp rw,
s~s vs noSrnNnaSyR M
rlsAf NAMES oSR Yxxl r,rS
se0AL og Any MAN
w4 Mvrxe rov 10 opxx
SAVINGS AscoVST wrra "a
SAvsAss Department
cAeiAl NasOsAI RAAk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07

ms, tho 1olr.yurd cf the Turner eamT
meeting
| II woull makc no 6Fc enc vhc;bc-
I,he cip or the progressive broad mini
lcl pinto own a the s,rcNs. So far as
a inkliug Is concerned
BY THE WAY. THE CITY is SUP
POSED no OWN WHAT Is LEFT OF
THE sTREErs-TIIB PLUTocRATs
OWN THE ELgcrR1c AND THE
WATER.
Isn't there soma way 10 get the
thacc corporations into PsEyncthiP--
The city, the ,raorion comPany AMI the
water c,nrany. AND LAY THE DUST
ECONOMICALLY
Haven't thcac three son,e points Of
contact that wouNt hing some parii.
clos Of water in ccu,ao' VITA PARTICLES
~ shlsal
Tho water cnlyanv au3 the sacticn
company s0e financial puhlio-scrviee
coTISlrSiionS
The city government is = huNOciAi
ami ps,liityAl public service corporation.
IT HAS MORE POWER THAN BOTH
THE OTHERS II IT WANTS TO
USE 1T.
WhN; wOul2 take place II mites Of
cur Prin,spal streets w1c sF,inkhci
vi'ii an elec,r1c spriakicrl
10 Would Ssop tho S,rcct ears raising
= duse IL woalG improve the strcecS
Il woali kocp duS, oU, Of s,o-s with
s.ccks Of owls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
ws Would SHOW TO THE
WORLD THAT WE HAD MORE
FAITH IN oua OWN DRINK AND
OUR OWN PRODUCTS inS,.s,l a
WHAT WOULD TAKE PLACE.

u s>-Ara Swussl the street ear liaes
sra ~ ~N,e-wsaS sA,,re vOaAl b, pe
a@cesAe IN ~FsskAs,g niles u tie CIR, 4,
rtreeN
\ 'apk oAr oa a psf ~ truoks asl
csagse - ma te epNUie h,
WOULD srRINKL.E EVERY STREET.
HAVING An EIEcrRIc LINZ
~ csasN Il ssasa gross pls,~nf
o~a.si 'As w,N1e siV aal raa,el AZ
nv sasS~ sasl wSzgei q, a.ake SaA,s
a't~e''se h~ Psy2s Is Nve in s-1
Weat,s Aas So'es ~ rv1i VI Kx,D
BE INTERESTED IN sPRrNKrINo
rifs srKEErs ~ NE HAD 10 10
fr RI>rsg1F.
hea AsVe AZ tas Go, ia fD,-i q.
h'r PesatN'' sal isy tAe 1uss bSxs,..
2 s0ah Pas a.u ~ 3a it. Aal l.,.s Il.
~ ssosNA ENx'W-Sya uass,>nak
'aS ~aAeeaspla pA,Nvs, w,,,s
49, ~ tssa ts srs~ asa l,,k ,.,,
.HN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
AS ORA.
- "a .E n ~ gEsr sz,a
LLC-

-'~ G''r'sus1 z A.s =, -.
- A-v1vaNs N ta-
4aas fl- -i, }sssu-r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07

OAsr = q EA
- a IN "a ks IlI-s Au1
GzTAzz.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-07
When allElSe Fails

is heavy when you re tired buying extras
old machine worries you the hay is berng when you w
bity.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16

talon of the same organization VIII De
taken on its annual cruise in the week
of August IL to IS. 1t has not yet
been decided which of the several
available cruisers will be used for the
New York naval militia. The choice
is between the West Virginia, the
Maryland. the Missouri. the Illinois
and the Alabama. These vessels are
now at the navy yard undergoing re-
pairs preliminary to joining the At
lantic fleet for the summer operations
off the New England coast. They will
be used as it becomes convenient to
draw them from the navy yards, sus-
pending for the time the repair work,
which is not sufficiently urgent In any
case to require the uninterrupted pres
ence of the ships at the navy yards. 1t
is intended by the navy department to
make the cruises of the naval militia
this summer as practical as possible,
and to give the men a thorough train
ing within the limit of the cruise to
the end that they may understand
what would be required of them if
called into the naval service in time
of war;
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16

I made up and a systematic search OF
the timber about the Toll Gate
commenced but without success. r. F
Bracket of the Northwestern Gas &
Electric company, Thomas Mccarthy
of the Drumheller company, DIR. A. E.
Braden and DR.. Schontz who spent
yesterday at the Toll Gate joined the
searching parties and spent nearly all
of last night searching the timber. The
mountains in the vicinity of the Toll
Gate are very rugged and heavily tim
bered which made the search exceed
ingly difficult.
Trail Led to the River.
Mr.. Britain saw it was almost i'm
possible to find any trace of his son
in the timber and Immediately came
to Walla Walla for the penitentiary
bloodhounds. The return trip to the
Toll Gate was started shortly before
midnight, the party with the dogs ar
irving there soon after daybreak. The
dogs were Immediately placed on the
boys tracks which led toward the
breaks of the Looking Glass and down
the mountain side. After striking the
river the dogs followed up the south
bank for about 200 yards, when the
trail was lost
telephone message to the States
man office from the hotel at the Toll
Gate shortly after noon today stated
that searchers had just returned from
the Looking Glass without finding any
fra Of no
easily followed by the dogs until the
stream was reached when they lost the
scent. A searching party has been
made up at Milton and is now on the
way to the Toll Gate to assist Mr..
Britain. About so men are securing
the mountains within a radius of five
miles of the Toll Gate, searching for
the boy
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16
|CEC|[ bR|TT|AN LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS
small Son Of Waa Waa Photographer Waners AWaq From Camp
lamp Al Toll eScores Of Men and Boodhoun& Search
Timber For Missing Boy

Cecil, the four-year- old son of r. L.
Britain, conducting a Photographic
studio at III East Main street. strayed
from the Britain camp at the Toll
Gate, yesterday evening and is lost
somewhere in the mountains in the vi
cinity of the Toll Gate. A telephone
message from the Toll Gate
to John Smith, at 10 o'clock
this morning stated that the boy had
not been found although searching par
ties made up from campers at the
Toll Gate and other camps near by had
spent all of last night and this morn
ing, hunting through the timber.
Bloodhounds on Trail.
The first news of the bows disap-
pearance was brought to Walla Walla
late last night by Mr.. Britain, who
Immediately drove to the state peni-
Tertiary and secured the loan of the
prison bloodhounds from Warden KEGS
to assist in the search. Mr.. Britain,
George Maxfield, a guard at the pen
itentiary, and two bloodhounds i'm
mediately left for the Toll Gate, ar
irving there at o'clock this morning.
The boys trail was easily picked up
by the dogs and he was tracked down
the mountain side to the Looking Glass
river, where the trail was lost.
1t is feared that if the boy has not
fallen victim to cougars or other wild
animals that he has wandered into the
river and drowned.
WaIla WaIIans In Search.
Mr.. Britain and family left Walla
Walla Saturday evening for the Toll
Gate, where a summer camp was to
be established. Yesterday evening
while the family was fixing up camp,
Cecil strayed away into the timber and
was not missed until nearly s o'clock
Searching parties We're Immediately
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Dale Donnelly, deputy field assessor
is in the city from Waitsburg.
j. l.. Dunlap and A. b. Fraeme of
Two Rivers are in the city on busi-
ness today.
c. Walter Preston of Waitsburg is
Walla Walla visitor today. He is regis
tered at the Dacres.
ID. c. Mcintyre, a prominent Athena
resident. is among out of town visitors
in Walla Walla today.
Judge J. V. Lewis Of Wallula ar
rived in the city last evening. He is
putting up at the Palace.
E. S. Ryerson and family of Day.
ton spent Sunday in Walla Walla,
guests at the Dacres. Mr.. Ryerson is
prominent druggist of Dayton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16
SEATTLE ON SIDE TRACK.
North Bank Road Will Divert Much
Business.

SPOKANE, Wash. July 16.-Spo-
kane railroad officials believe Presi-
dent Hill will carry out his promise to
extend the Portland & Seattle to Spo-
kane by an Independent route. and
the inference is that Portland will be
materially benefited.
Northern Pacific engineers are al
ready in the field between Spokane and
the proposed right of way of the Pas
CO. Riparia branch in an effort to To-
cate the most advantageous grade and
the least curvature. When such a route
has been established, the Spokane
branch terminal on the south will be
announced. The easiest route that has
yet been mapped out it is said,
touches Washtucna, thence through
Devils Canyon to the Snake River,
tapping the western terminal at or
near Perry.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16
BOISE CLOSE TO WALlA WALlA MIKE BURNS Is G0MG INSANE
New City Directory Shows Idaho Cap
itaI Has Population Of Nearly
10000.

BOISE, July 16.-An interesting fea-
ture Of the newdirectory is an esti-
mate by the publishers showing the
city. with South Boise and other sub
urbs, has close to 10000 population
On this subject they say in their in
troduction:
Boise can we'll be proud of the
showing it has made in the way of in
creased population since the last edi-
ton of it's city directory. The 1905
directory ISSUED about IS months ago.
contained $3.50 names. This edition
contains by actual count 9,597 individ-
ual names, indicating a population Gn-
Guiding South Boise and the suburbs)
close on to 10000. No city in the west
ern tier of states has brighter future
before it, and no city offers better ad-
vantages to those desiring to locate
in this section of the country. Its
admirable climate, famous hot springs,
exceptional educational advantages
we'll stocked mercantile establishments
up-to-date newspapers, ETC., are all
features which any city may be proud
Of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-16
New Showing of CenterlTdbIeS

We have just received an i'm
mense shipment of elegant Center
Tables direct from the manufac-
turer in the east. This now makes
an assortment the largest and best
ever before shown in Walla Walla.
And then, too, the prices are ex-
ceedingly reasonable. Just think
of buying a solid oak Center Table
well finished in a tasty pattern, for
$500. The bargains run just that
way all through the big. line. We
want to show you these whether
you have been thinking of buying
or not. Come down to the store
and get cooled off and look around.