Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-01


and expect large crowds even though
celebrations are going to be held at
Moscow, Avon and JuIiaetta. The or
alton of the day will be delivered by
Congressman Burton L. French.
Wardner-John Grenfell has been
discharged by Justice of the Peace
Kelley before whom the preliminary
examination was held charging Gren-
| fell with the murder of John Hunger.
The motion for dismissal of the case
was made by the county attorney on
the grounds that the state had not
made it's case.
| wallace.-w. B. Bowen was seri-
ously injured Saturday by being struck
in the face with sledge hammer
while working at the warehouse Of the
Wallace Supply company. A large
number Of teeth were knocked out and
his face badly disf1gured.
Wallace.-Arrangeme are being
made for the entertainment of Secre-
tary James r. Garfield and Chief For
ester Pinchot, who will visit here July
and 6.
Observation-Disclosures Cox, a saw
mill operator, was killed Saturday by
being run over by heavily loaded
wagon. Cox was So years of age and
moved here from the Palouse country
about two years ago. He leaves
wife, two young sons and a daughter.
Wardner.-The wardner public
schools are now securing fuel for next
winter to eliminate the possibility Of
suffering from the fuel famine as was
experienced last winter.
Colfax.-William Lee, a wealthy
farmer near Diamond, was severely
injured last week by being thrown
from hay rake. He suffered a frac-
ture of the collar bone and a dislo-
Gated shoulder.
SoCuL u AlCuG.-l lie oIIdASO-
ments have been completed for begin
ming the construction of the sewer
system and it is expected the work
will be under the supervision of the
sewer commission.
Pendleton.-The city council has de-
cided to commence the repaid Of the
river levee at once. The portion de-
stroyed by the freshets last winter will
be replaced and new extensions to af-
ford better protection will be INSTALL
ed.
Walla Walla.-E. G. Stanley has re-
turned from Chicago and claims to
have made $4,000 on wheat specula-
ton while there.
Starbuck.-Charles Pearson, of
Starbuck, who is farming 100 acres
on Eureka fiat, reports an estimate of
from rs to 80 bushels per acre for the
entire crop. The crop will be equal
if not better than has been secured
LOT a IAuHlUSI VI years.
Enterprise, Ore.-Harve Howard, an
employee of one of the livery stables,
has been severely injured by being
from a wild horse. The skull
was fractured, from the eye to the ear
and 1t is believed he was kicked by
the animal as he fell.
walla waiia=-A mitch greater crop
than last year in the waila Wa1la and
country is the estimate made
~ Charles Van De Water, grain sta
istian for the o. r. & N. company.
he has recently completed an extern
tive trip through the country and !
while his figures are not yet computed I
lie predicts a much greater yield than
asst year. ,
North Yakima.-This place promised s
o be the scene of an international J
by the arrest Of japanese !
estaurant keepers. charged with as h
ault upon three young men who en- :
cred their place. The case has been G
ettled out of court and the charges
gainst the Japanese withdrawn.
North Yakima.-Congressma Jones
as denied that he promised any one
ot to run for the senatorship. He U
tates that he has made no state r
nent affirming or denying the rumor a
hat he will be a candidate to succeed .
enator Levi p. Ankeny. =
Lutheran Educators. n
SPRINGFIELD, H., July lone of v
he largest gatherings of college pro- a
essors ever held in the United States I