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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
Saqs Gov. Moore Was Ex.
empted From New Plan.
BAUME|sTER PLACE LEFT OUT
Attorney for People on South
Side Bitterly Opposes
Action.

Despite the protest of Councilman
Glasford that the proposed extension
of the city boundaries would mean an
unnecessary burden to the taxpayers
within the present city and the pro-
test of 1913 residents living in the dis
trict east of Fern avenue and south of
Pleasant street, voiced through At
torney E. F. Barker. that they were
being brought into the city against
their will and best interests, the pro-
posal to extend the boundaries of Wal
Ia Walla as suggested by the joint
committee of the council and CONNER
cial club was adopted by a vote of
five to one at the council last night.
Glasford voted no, and Bridges is in
the east.
The new boundaries of the greater
Walla Walla will be:
Commencing at the city line at the
corner of the Miles G. Moore place;
thence easterly along Bryant avenue
three-quarters of a mile; thence due
north to Mill creek road; thence west
along Mill creek road to Augustavo's
slaughter house; thence north one
quarter of a mile; thence west three
quarters of a mile; thence south to the
northwest corner of Green's addition;
thence following the easterly line OF
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
Long Awaited Report Of Ne.
O|mSted IS Public
PARKS AND DRIVES PLANNED
Walla Walla Pleases Noted
Landscape Artist Who Gives
Directions.

Establishment of commission for
the laying out of streets, a system of
parks and Fairgrounds, and sugges-
tions as to such details as what streets
shall be used by farmers and what
shall be used as driveways are embod-
led in the comprehensive report for the
Identification of Walla Walla. prepared
by Architect Olmstead and opened by
the city council last night.
The famous landscape architect
things the irregularity Of the streets Of
Walla Walla lends it marked and very
agreeable individuality. and relieves an
unfortunate mOnotony"
The report was opened at the sug-
gestion of Councilman McKetn who
suggested that the newspapers were
short of news in these days when trains
did not run and that the report might
be opened and given to them as a space
filler and acted on by the council later.
This suggestion was generally
agreed in and the long refrigerated
document was opened to the public
s@ze.
The report in full is as follows:
Following is the report in full:
December II, 1905.
Mr.. John W. LangdOn. chairman board
of Park commissioners, Walla Walla,
Wash.
Dear Sir
Having visited various parts of the
city during the past four days I submit
the following report embodying my
suggestions for the outlines of the
comprehensive system Of parks and
Fairgrounds, and various suggestions
bearing upon the identification of the
city in other ways.
1 have been very much pleased with
the aspect of the city as a whole. The
fact that a large part of the city has
not been laid out directly in accord
ance with the square sectional gov
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08

II would seem as if those Owls OF
indiana breed were going in to fight
against alleged infringement all down
the line
Not content with sending letters OF
warning to the members of the grand
iooge here, Secretary George Beroth
VI South Bend, Indiana, has written q
letter to the secretary of the typo
graphical union in Walla Walla giving
notice that no member of the union
IN business will be allowed to get out
printed matter for the Leavitt organ
ization.
The notice is to the effect that print
eo matter now being used by the Walla
"alla Owls is taken from matter copy
rlshted by the Indiana Owls, printing
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
KILLS MAN WHO STRUCK HER
0emi World Habitue Shoots Victim
Three Times.
THEN TRIES TO KILL HERSELF
VERNON FLANAGAN Is UNDER
ARREST FOR MURDER OF
FRANK HAYES.
THEN TRIES TO KILL HERSELF

RENO, New. Feb. S.-:VernOn F1an-
nigan, a woman of the under world Is
under arrest at FallOn charged with
the murder of Frank Hayes at Hahen
Wednesday. She and Hayes quarreled
the night before and she says he
struck her in the fact with brass
knuckles, then went to his room and
went to sleep.
Early in the morning the woman
knocked at the door and when Hayes
appeared shot him three times through
the body and then tried to shoot her.
self but was prevented. She was ar
rested and taken to Fallon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
ST. CLAIR IN COUNTY JAIL
Glad to Get Away From Angry
Creeks.
MAY Be CHARGED WITH BLACK MURDER
BROTHER OF DYING MAN DE-
cLAREs AssAILANT WAS AG-
eREssoR IN AFFRAY.
MAY Be CHARGED WITH BLACK MURDER

Ed. ST. Clair. who is accused of
striking Cost KotsOvos a blow with
chisel at Wallula Wednesday after
noon. Is a prisoner in the county Jail
Kotsovos is at ST. Mary's hospital and
is not expected to live. A piece OF
bone was removed from mis- skull yes
terday morning. A loss Of blood be-
fore medical aid was secured is SAID
to have gone against him.
The authorities say st. Clair is one
man who was anxious to get in jail
A gang of Greek labOrers stationed
at Wallula were up in arms because
one of their countrymen was injured
and they were anxious to gain pos
session of the assailant.
Stood Off the Mob.
After the blow was inflicted Deput!
Sheriff Byrnes spirited ST. Clair to the
country six miles distant from Wallu'
Ia where he was kept until yesterday
morning. ST. Clair was then started tt
Walla Walla in charge of a guard. The
men reached the city at $3.50 yester'
day evening.
According to the story told to rep
resentative of The Statesman thlS
morning by Tom kostovos. the lnJur'
ed mans brother. kostovos did no
strike at ST Clair. Tom kOtsoVo'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
WALL Of WATER SWEEPS ON
Portland is Struck BY Angry
willamette al Last
STEAMER GOES DOWN IN ICY GORGE
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF FLAT
LANDS ARE SUBMERGED BY
GREAT FLOOD.
STEAMER GOES DOWN N ICY GoRGE

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 8.-The great
at midnight ani the river attained a
height of % l. feet, 1-2 feet above
the danger lalsi This morning the
the river had fallen a tenth of a foot,
but the rain continues and thousands
ice gorge on the upper Columbia broke
at The Dalles, tearing up and sinking
a steamer. The upper river is still un-
navfgable.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
J. w. Ash in Hospital.

}. W. Ash of Wallula, is receiving
treatment at ST Marys hospital for a
broken leg. Ash was hauling hay and
attempted to climb upon his load when
the accident occurred He struck hay
nook into bale and attempted to climb
upon the load when the hook slipped
out. He was hurled to the ground with
ttrroIe force breaking his leg.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
CoIIegians Honor Spokane Student
Member Of Athenaeum.

Haylett O'Neil was chosen president
of the Athenaeum literary society of
Whitman college at meeting held
yesterday evening. O'Neil is a member
o fthe senior class Of the college and
has been an earnest worker In the
pioneer society ever since he entered
the college as a freshman.
The retiring president, Joseph Allen,
was elected sergeant at arms in ac-
cordance with a time hOnored custom
of the society.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
INDIANA WLS'IWOULD PROSECUTE
PRINTER Of B. Of 0. PROSPECTUS

of which, therefore. would cons'l'u'e
an infringement. The letter furthef
declares that any printer printing the
convrighted matter will be prosecuted
under the law of copyright.
So far as the united Walla Waiid
printing houses are concerned tneS
are not affected by the notice. Inc
work has been gotten out by one smail
printshop. the proprietor of which IS
member of the union. If the threat u
prosecute is carried out by berotn
this printer will be the only one to oe
reached.
So far no word has been receiVeo
from Grand Executive Leavitt or Grano
Secretary Wood and no defense mas a.
yet been set up.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08

for Pasco last night arrived there
and made connections with several
trains which are reported to have
reached the Sound cities today.
1t is expected that the train Wlich
arrives from the west tonight VIII
bring a large accumulation of mail
which has been piling up on delayed
trains from the Sound for several
days
Conditions on the o. r. & n. have
somewhat improved. That company
ran a train from Starbuck to 500
kane today. Conditions between STAR
buck and this city are still as pao
as before and the tracks are IN such
condition that it is impossible to reaCh
the places where the trouble Is "l'h
work trains.
The main line is clear today from
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
SHOOTS RUSSIAN GOVERNOR
Then Terrorist Shoots Two More ant
Kills Himself.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb S.-Alex-
androvsk, governor of POnsea, was
shot and probably fatally injured by
last night. The assassin fired as the
governor took his seat and the fleeing
man then shot the chief of police and
4 director of the theater who rushed to
assist the executive. The assassin ran
eide
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
NO BASKETBALL TONIGHT.
Colfax Can't Come Because of Wash
outs So Game Is Off.

Manager Schmidt of the Whitman
message this afternoon from Colfax
saying that the basketball team of the
"olfax high school could not get out
81 ina" c, 1uS account of wasnouts
on the railroad and that the game
between Whitman and ColfaX which
was to have been played here tonight
must be cancelled.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
= - y
$500, 900 FLOOD.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. s. A =
= break in the YolO side of the 4
= levee three miles below here at =
= six this morning is now $50 feet Z
= wide and doing great damage. =
= Thousands of acres of orchards 4
y and pasture land are already un- =
. der water and the streets bor- 4
y dering are inundated. The river =
= is high and the break cannot be =
. stopped before next week. The =
= damage will amount to half a
= million dollars. People who want =
. to get hold of land cheap cut 4
= through the levee.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08

bone somewhat larger than silver
dollar was removed from the skull.
Owing to Kostovos being so long
without medical assistance the loss of
blood is working against his chances
for recovery. This morning he was
conscious only at times.
The Kostovos brothers conduct a
restaurant at Wallula
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
WHAT is THE IDEAL MAN?
Or. Breeden Gives Interesting Descrip
ton of Him.

Crowds gather nightly at the Chris
tian church to hear DR.. H O. Breeden.
The house was filled to overfioWlng
yesterday evening. DR.. Breeden spoke
on the Measure of Christian Man.
hood and gave an interesting de-
scription of the ideal man. At the
close of the services nine persons re-
sponded to the appeal The sermon
tonight will be "The Bible. How tC
Read It." Baptism will follow the ser
vices
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08

THREE DROWN IN CREEK.

: ARLINGTON. Ore. Feb. s.
= George Keepenheffer of Roosevelt,
, Ray A. Turf of Oregon City, and I
: George Head of Arlington, were
= drowned, attempting to ford a
a creek.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08

Continued On Page Five.)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08

says some boys We're throwing snow
balls through the kitchen window and
en-, his brother requested the boys to
desist
st. Clair Alleged Aggressor.
Shortly afterward kostovos had oc-
casiOn to enter Ash's store where ST.
Clair was working. st. Clair abused
KostOvos because he had requested the
boys to stop throwing snowballs into
the house. ST. Clair then picked up
the chisel and struck the terrible blow
as Kastovos was walking away from
him. The wound is in the head, back
and above the right ear. A piece Of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-02-08
O'NElLL IS PRESIDENT.

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(Continued on Page Eight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-06

to the
pckr thousn ghge
OF should
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-07-05
EVER TRUE 70 GREEN l3lE.
iris''1aa's Ratr'otiss' arsatsr Th.n
He Courtesy.

Stories regarding the various repre-.
sentatives OF the British isles who
are frequently made the butt Of Jokes
we're the order OF the evening at
gathering Of Scotchmen at the Fourth
Presbyterian church recently, the oc.
casion being Burns meeting. Rev.
William McCaughan contributed this
.one:~ AN Engltshman. a Scotchman
and an 1rishman were conversing to.
gether, when the Scotchman asked the
Englishman to what nationality he
would belong If he could not be an
Englishman.
$'s" I'd be q scotchman,,' replied tho
Englishman. What would you be un.
der the same circumstances? he asked
hts questioner. @@ @@
MOT to be outdone in courtesy, and
Wishing to show his great admiration
tor his English friend, the Scotchman
replied: I'd be an Englishman If
couldn't be Scotchman.
Turning to the SIrishman, who up
to this time had been left out of the
conversation, they sought his answer
to the same question.
&. Indade,' replied their friend from
the tsle across the water IL 1 couldn't
be an Irishman I'd be ashamed Of my.
sself.. !. s...@ .zzs -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-07-05
= = - E,5ls1.. 2 - > : y
Duel Between Partridqes.

The mating season is time Of
great excitement among the par
trdges, and generally extends over
q fortnight or three weeks, according
to the size Of the stock and the pro.
portion Of the sexes. says the Country
Gentleman. Should cocks preponder.
ate to an excessive degree, the bust.
ness will not be settled till many q
pitched battle has been fought to the
bitter end, and the weaker males eli.
ther driven away or actually killed.
A cock partridge is so poorly armed
for the fray that it is matter for
surprise he should be able to kill one
OF his own kind, but If a battle is
watched there will no longer be cause
for wonder, once a bird recognizes
Itself beaten 1t appears to make no
further attempt at defense, and tamely
submits to be scalped by its successful
rival.
There is nothing In the whole ami.
NAL world quite SO craven as a beaten
partridge, for 1t seldom makes an ef.
fort even to escape.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-07-05
: Surprises Of Hotel keepjna,

Mr.. McNulty, the new proprietor of
the Saranac, formerly the Rossmore,
formerly the Metropole, was standing
In his bar at midnight talking to Mr..
Montgomery, the actor, when a negro
bell boy rushed up and whispered in
his ear. J
-, 'What?" exclaimed the hotelkeeper.
In evident establishment.
The boy repeated his message.
Look here" exclaimed Mr.. Nc
Nulty. ''You go and tell him that there
hasn't been such a thing in this house
since it was first opened"
"What did he want?" asked the
actor. = > -. ss<.. &
''He said that No. 100 wanted to
borrow Bible. The guy must think
that he is staying in the Grand Un,
ion."-New York Sun.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-07-05

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=. ~ i !. !. = + u,
no n tl q = Inc d :
ba1 in Hp vIadt LQadon.
quf closese & hol tho diar
nc mszc 1n Hp& 0asdeu.
Thkyeey naSct the tnlE1s ut q
profound SsctsE e Ind % careful Ema&-
90 90 tll6Is . lIllke te the
representatives of oriental princes %
commercial syndica&es and tl6rna.
e1onA assoc1ationS Of diamond 96ler1
that : number OF crystal fac4
have been made and prospectivasbuy-
ers have to be satisfied With these
replicas.
II. however, it, is seen that they
eeeQ business, the insurance company
70 notified. and. according to the Amer.
lean 1a9azina. 4 heavy premium 10
paid by the owner for the removal Of
the stone from the strong room Of
the bank. q !;
This gem b twice a. big az the big.
gest egg the biggest hen ever laid,
veaghA pound aud q third, and is
invaluable. Nobody knows what it il
worth. but $5.oo0.ooo ls a reasonable
price.
This record stone was not, az might
oe supposed, sent to Europe In q ship
Of its own. So prosaic is the civilized
commerce OF to-day that this vast
treasure was merely sealed up. in 4
TIN boz registered a. . postal packet
aod 1oat through tho nails % though
It were . worthless geological speci'
men.
Il - racotIad HON South Africa
at the London once Of the Premier
Diamond Mining Company, Limited.
~ mSssusss H4S kak44 4 oaes to
Insure II for about half itS valu6 LAY.
t.6oo.ooo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

ENsM @ssste0 gSlalfe
bortDelotustiIIil1 --rSage1 ers ben: gaI1le Scot:
Ion ipltrgttess miggout bbao ieg*banoe at eiiffh mig.
pau. gels bel .ieg peo, at Gus bIiper s111egett rig,Sogs
s=j leg bbapooe life s2piit tic at gioe 5ttooopren. gSu hes
gau1less SSaefion goot not at Ell ua1g Msa11o ! min stilss
ling lite tfieuer n~negetyieg iagoe BAN min Gage por
5000 8r.1 % at hi baboe 2O00.is @eatepenge. 81
spe6 10, at Dine 8enge CT iaa go6t.ion1 mine leg
nne11er - 81 CT 10 lige lgo6e ON at 49, lite fon6t??
Dg iaa iagoe leg, at ou tit Sc 1000. @r.-sforitaar
61 n1igs?"
Seq tai, leg frl1oe fife foo ct Orb trent % SEQ
%fortiatte zoerfor:
rDe gau1le Sur LOB til at bore hilffreos. &dn5
iagoe, at ban bao6e altio tent iiig, at en- 5000 ON
Maret bar set mit0ite, man h1n6e Iepe al. Me11 6a
%foritaar, set belle bar fun galemaooer - bat fan6t
oct nD0eligt, at leg lnoerboIot Big
u03en set gjdr ou 10 iet 4 !" ffnnoe leg lite
bare mig for. at lige.
fan leg 10 life sire be6l 2 ioeooe 5g&eo ba-
itigt, LEG piloe gidre set, bbis leg funoe. &pts
ban n1isforitoo mig, er Set lite min SfDl6.n
v9n fan goot faa 9eneene," iogoe leg fol6t.
Wfi1 Sierne bar life flar. Seq antager, BET bor, for
oiieg tHffe %foritaar mig paa &engeiager, at leg ipntes,
SEED bar iig 1arIigt uo.
uGer ingen Sosie," @lice!" uobrp6 min 8ro6er
1rolig. usSeg bill fife bape oine 8et1ge;; leg biIote
bare ben ganrle S6pr I'M, at leg CAB sig benz Ser er
ingelt ser bill tage Dem fra Big
v9oa fan leg life lie, bpao gaptte set belle er til,
geeo.n
ugeei, set Denteoe leg beller lite, sin @aus," be.
r1prfeoe min 8rooer. San bar M lite mere rerpgs.
r@olnle SSacfion bar Blot mere @eIpeft for en- sssSpr,
ioms ban tror bar @aa0 til at gibe lin @glter 1000
Ser. ON @aret."
nDe fu11oe fife faloe mig ino at blan6e mig set
iagoe leg trpt, linen leg biloe Blot pnffe, gu bap6e
bol6t sig til @anobeoe1.n
rSpis on bar @inoe at ugipe" 2abp superior
%ligezoper for mig" ipore0e gfe6 fornnr11et, riaa er
alt forbt %n1elle1 os. Seq Tan iffe inoie, ser er t1o=
get geiett, iaa leuge 0a faar Beneene. Seq tror,
oa er ba1ge for, at leg iful toge Sen? 2"
rgej, leg er life, Neeo," %foriDareoe ieg mig, uog
MI bill Ri fife tale ct Sr0 mere 6erom."
@loo ober at ififte Gimme gift Sees ODER til at for-
telle ON lit 6riert. Oct bleb alt %ian1nen fortolt u11-
Der Sapsbeos 2efte, og ieg fan 6erfor life robe noe
get. &loffen bar TIE, fdr leg fom / Seng. Seq be,
bpper rteppe at iige, at ri ifiHes iom 6e be6ite @ell-
rerz al &er0e1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Engelsk Roman.
(5ortiaD.

u@uo peligue Denl, Barr, " ipareoe Or. Mngbes
lneo mills Sten1r1e, man ifuloe trot leg bar ct
l1byre. 6aa oem til at penoe fig MOB Den12 Bit
life! Seq er nleget glao oper, S CT @erner, ffib1tt
lea boober, De life bill tage min gsiece til Mlgnlter..
@aa, lao, De bar p9rpt-en lille Sosie men bet ef
life min Sag. @reo MI lite paa %sSSrleoag. Seq bar
iogt Gem min Mening, oe for Ceres @non1ooers
6fplo pil leg life lige ct Orb til anore."
Seq lagoe min 6oano banS, og ut 1l11tteoe
Sreo. Seq flpgteoe op paa nit &erelie % blep Der,
til @}iooagsfloffe1 Ie0.
Ser por tort Mio0agsieifab, men til min Bero-
liaelie loo Or. hughes life min gfprbeo. Otter ct
1,1eget loliot Mooltio bar ser Morifabsiph % &or=
fang, og jeg fglte mig rigtig / nit IS.
8el111orir1g er meget b%ernienoe, % leg buffer,
bpilfen Stoltbeo ser gietne1nitrgntr1eoe mig, 90 Jeg
%opooaeoe, ieg bar Miotpunftet / Ell &reos al utge
1errer og %tpoeligt NOT tog 2rren fra @usiD benoes
eget @ien1 og blanot be10es egne @e1ner.
Seq bopoe alortg anet, leg bar bitttg,; men e1bper
@ernerfni1g, jeg eior6e, bar @ignalet til en- Storm
al b%ifoloenoe 2atter. On Song falot nit 8ltt paa
init eget irnilen6e Mniigt @peilet, leg iaa, boor mine
9ine %itrooleoe, og jeg ipates, leg par imuf.
@1slys u@oonat" por 0e1l Mftet1 liot folot.
Sun er ialol1r,". tenfte jeg, sog ifal leg tthtaa
Set? Sen Sanfe frp6e0e mig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
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