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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11

Nus Der 6nuptitabt Weritu
miro pDlitiu aemelbet, oaB Brdiibent
Cabrera bon Guatemala ntbt ers
moroet lei. ionoern iih i'm beltea
Wubllein befinbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
S d + eC.
aGerlti SntereRamtes aus aIerlet @es
biet-Jar Scben ettpas.

STE @ingeborenen pom
sc tragen 3~affeebo6nen in
SGden aus getrodneten 8ananenblGt>
tern.
Ste SterbIt9tett infplge
bon Nmputationen 1T burd bic Sort
f9rttte in Der Gbirursie uuf feds prp7
gent berabsesangen.
Na9 ben Ser. @taaten
panberten i'm Sabre 1906 $4,000
perfonen aus Stdlien aus unb 81, AS
tebrten mad benz Stiefelanbe auriid.
aus b a fDnnen i9Dne,
griingefdrbte 6laf9en angefertigt tpers
ben. pel4e fi9 lei9ter unb bauer6af=
ter als gep0bnli4e @lasfldf4en err
tueiien.
Ste Stabt 6 ornpaI RI
in England lit eigentli9 eine Sniel,
benn Der gamarfluB. Der 8ubez unb
Connection Ranal trennen ie BON
Debonfbire.
Ste 0ur6f6nittstief
bes NorbatIantif9en Oseans betrdgt
1880 SUB; 1900 SUB tpeniger dig
bic 9ur4f9nittstiefe bes SiibatIane
tif4en Saeans.
unter benz ogenann>
ten n2eu9 tpuntt" bes
8renn0les perite6t man bic Gemperaz
tur, bet tpel9er bas Sel entSinbbare
Safe enttpidelt.
Ger grob c 8 onfunf IT.
Ter &ptnt, Der Elm i~tarter
Gher mar, pflegte gu fagen. baB etn
Sruthabn fir cine perfon gu Diel uns
fir 5tpei gu tpenis fet.
Der gon5e so Drtenbdum
berbreitet einen a~ngenebmen moblges
ru9 unb Die 8ldtterftiele itr6men faft
baHel6e penetrante Nroma aus ME Der
8liitbentel9 Der 8lume.
3 n t enb 0nnb
6 iberbaunen tperben idbrli9
tn Sslanb aufgelefen. Don biefer
Auantitdt tperben ettpd 1000 pfunb
mad onberen 2dnbern ausgefiibrt.
Millionen<bon euro
PGif@en @DgeIn fliegen na9
Sibirien, Sslanb, Gr0nlanb unb ane
bern i'm be6en glorb gelegenen 9Gnz
bern, I'm bort isren Na9pu9s groB=
ausiehen.
4meritanif9er 8aum@
tp II amen, Der berfu6speife
auf eirlem 176 Nder 1~mfaHenben Nreal
tn &ored an5epfldn3t 4paro, ergab leg
tes Subr 500 GaIep nit eilem Sc
fammtgeptAt DOn $4,000 pfunb.
Ste Regierung pom
NeusS il sMaIes bat fi6 be-
rsit erfIdrt, $50 per &opf su benz
Sabreelo ~tepdbrter 2anbpirtbe unb
9ienftIeute uno $50 per &opf fir ans
bere misunderstanding perIonen, tpel9e
nab Iener &olonie ausaupaubern pil>
lens iinb, beisuiteuern.
Warf ben gtDd fort.
SD babe ben @paaierftud, ben ih
iiber 10 Sabre trua, neil i'd an elmer
Wunoe litt, fOrteemurfen. ihreibt
Sobn @arrett, R0rtb WtiI8, 81. 6.
8udlen'8 Grnica Salbe bat mid ge.
beilt. Blu baber bel Nb. Dreis uno
R. gobu s 60. 25 Gents.
@eht su BurgraIIer'a
SaCD o n uno &eftaurant, Bil.
Ma E%kn~EA - 49, r. NJ A. ~ -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
Sphm-6. @pltpm, Oeffentlih,

: SUbm.S. BpItom, Deffentlibel
Rptar. @runoeieentunl. Neent fiji
BenlipnsanIprhdae. @de erodett.
uno 4aparru.S traBe, ~aeeeniiber uon
Der San Nntoriu @rpreB.A 9euea
TeIepbun 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11

Sn Der Ndbe Der peft.inoiihen
5niel BarbnbDS bat Der fransDiiihe
Shupner ga SnlUuie" Sdiffbruh.
Nht un0 stuansi9 Berionen iouen
onbei urus 2ebert gef0mmei iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
(@ineefanbt)
Ofener 8rief att Oas 9eutidtum
bon 5ar Mntonto.

~ tNAtbG w OGpktbC AAtlSltlSUt w
unieren Ghulen niGt uernahldiiigt
uno oas beutibe 2ieo in unieren Ber'
einerl gepHe9t miro. 10 LANCE oas Sn'
terefie fir beutides 9heater niht aus.
QeitDrben lit uno beutIbe Reitunaen
aeleien neroen. miro es Der 9euhelei
uno Dem Wudettutt niht geltnaen,
cine prnbe Staot auf bic Dnuer gu
eirlerl tcten Dnrf gu oegraoieren.
Wnm oeS cages 2aft unb WIhe. nah
iehatdaioer angeitren9ter Irbeit, be-
oarf Der Wenib Der grbplung. Sci.
ftiee Mnreauna uno perniinftiaer 4e'
~benSaenuB itdrten unb erFri1hen i'm,
ertuefen in ibm neue Gmaffensluf.
@abre ReligiDfitdt bat nod ME I'm.
itnB 9enommen an barmloien ,5reu.
ben oes 2eben8, oage9en fihrt Die
unteroriifung %anftdnoiger 4uitbar.
teiteu unfeblbar su Smeinbei[iateit
unD beimlider Nusibueifuna.
ueberna, 100 Die oeutihe Breiie,
bic beutihe Rirde. bic oeutEmen Ser
cine uno Die oeutihe Bahne i'm ueuer
8ntertanoe barmDniih 6ano in 6ano
arbeiten. BEN Deutlbtum cine ad'
tungQebietenoe Steaung gu ertdm'
pfen. miro man ee aud niht uaaen,
uiS in urieren Gitten uno 3ebetiSs
granddaughter beihrdnten gu woilen.
una oa8 Remt abauiprehen, nah uns
lerer eigeneri SAIGON ielig su mefoen.
10 lange mir niht init ben natirliheu
Nebter Nnoerer in RUnHitt tou1nen.
Sc i'll Deabalb cine Bflidat Der 5elbIts
et6altung oea 9eutidturts, ale oeut'
ider Deitrebungen nah beiten &r1fs
ten 5u unterftiiben, benn bieie f6nnen
ritr grfDl0 baben. ruerna fie einen fes
item Midbalt i'm Bublifum finoen.
unn ie e9er bic oeutiden Bireer
oielea Aanoes nufhDreu. in blDoer
unterorbnung benz NngL0.W meritas
nerturn aeeeniiber INNER uno INNER
mieoer nahsuaeben, UNI 10 ihneller
merben lfe AUDI in Der Wertlb1bung
iteiger uuo BON Der rur eneliiblpre'
Genoen BeoDlterune nibt t1ebr iiber
Die Ndiel anaeiehen. uidbt ldneer ats
Bios @eouloete betradtet ueroen.
.Wie tpd1 ida midi felbit on5h[aQen
min. oas Sfeht bel mir!" (Walleu.
ftein.) User puri fih ielbit uno nDn
fetner Wutteriprahe aeriag benft,
foat NIT syuo urb Nedat BON Nuoeren
feline W~erf1d51kuno perlonoen.
SIN Wertrnnet, ouf bic beutfhe @e.
siun1r,o Der DepDlferuno BON Gan
NntnuiD min idb r,nr1 perluhen. Be.
oinnenb NIT n1dffem Gornifno nbenb.
o~QruDdent[ih reQefudsioe beutihe
tbenfrnfiIdbe Nuffiibrurrnerl an perurt.
ifoffen. sd, tueiS. Der Ginr fir bent.
idee Theofer iii hier auh riht ers
ifurben. iDrbern ,,ur einoeIhiafer,.
a. rfaE eber eirfoh spieber oerueft
mer0en. 0os WemnEtiein. Fur cine
e,te Gode al pirfeu. edit meiueu
@eiff Friidh urlb huffnunosreim. Der
oute 3ern oes DeutSd1tufts. Der W}it.
feTffonb. if es. ouf 0eSfe1 Wifnir.
tuno i'd boz alien Dinoer, red1ne.
Woa fiji ben Ginaefren Shmierio.
NIT pereinten Grdften III ca leid1t su
pDIbrinoen. Mpm lit 1idt an einer1
Tage erbaut ruurbea! Ndhiten Sam.
itag abefio ne1oltd9ttge td. oie oelIt'
t4e SOutIUu ~ uCL tuylcu
uuU Lufff0 QeD0lfen W(ftlfOfl8sJ10ue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11

@eht 5u v urerauer'e
9 a[D o n uno &eftaurant, Bil.
lita'S traBe neben Der Safe Der Der
tiannsiDhne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
petrats . sMetue.

samuei % Wepmnn nnb CLARA 6 CORN
8erae.
Gfpbe BIoflen unb Minnie Meper.
gonin Nenn unb Nlma @ebmeper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
Warf ben gtD6 fort.

SD babe ben Spaaierftud, ben id)
iiber 10 Sabre trug, neil ih an elmer
Wunoe litt, fOrteemurfen. ihreibt
Sobn @arrett, R0rtb WtiGs, g. 6.
8udlen'S Gruica Salbe bat mid ge.
beilt. Blu baben bel No. 9reis uno
R. gobn 8 60. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
9tteoer8e19lagembett Der:
banttt.
anftatt Sriibfiun lit @liidieliafeit ii
ma1rdes Sans lit San NntOnie
einge5Ogen.

Gin ihmersenoer 8aGen uerurladt
gtieoergelblaaenbeit.
Wan fam ntbt Qliidlih Iein nit
einent beit6noia ihmeraenbenNaden.
Die Sbmersen bes Gidens
Glbcen meiitens u0n tranten Hies
rerl Der.
Doan's 0ierenpiGIen heilen trante
@teren.
Sic haben in mandaes 6nus in
San NntDniD @lldieliateit eebraht.
2eSet, mas Elm oantbarer Buraer
ioet:
Srau@. 8. Neioert. 722 Gber>
man StraBe. San MntoniD, Iaot:
sd bente. ibmere Nrbeit mar Die
nrlabe meiner Nierenfrantbeit. Sd
lit iebr oiel al, itdrterem 4Dpfpeb.
i'd batte Sbittelfroft uno mir rpnree
oft ihminolih. Wein 0iden tat mir
10 neh, baB ih MIDI i'm Bette taurl
umbreben tonnte. Die Nttipn Der
Mieren toar 10 untoutronierbar, oaB
iH aupeilen suansiQma[ per Xag ee.
ben muBte. Wtein Ruitnno NOR iebr
ihlimrt. als i'd mir i'm Berar Drug
Store cine Sbahtel BON Dnan's
Nierer1 > Biuen Derihaffte. Sd bin
nit Dem &elultat iebr sufrieben, oa
ih mid aeiunobeitlib better befinoe.
mie felt LANCER Reit. Weir 8uftoro
beiferte iih iofDrt. Sd babe teine
&Dpfihmeraer mebr, Die &iiden'
ibmersei1 haber, aufQebDrt. Die Gttiun
Der 0ieren lit reeelmdBig uno ih bin
bel frdfttQer."
i8u nertaufen BET alien 6dnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer : Wilburr
Co., Buffalo, Seem gore. onetniae
Ngenter fir bic Ser. Staten.
grinnert Sud oes Nantens -
Dpan's-uno nehmt feline anoeren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
Werfapptes WedafelFeber,

etnfacbes Bedbielfieber unb bersleihen,
bic iebt rWitr0ben@ su9ei6rieben per.
ben, tpurben bDr Diefen Sahren o ben
alten Bernhnroiner W6ncben ebenfo ibnen
tpie beute gebeiIt, utb babel tpuBteu Iene
niebts bDn NtrrDben, Bncterien unb
Nebnlimem. Sci benz erffen Nuftreten
bDn SrufIbauern, &npfihmers, &Gden.
iGners. BeritDpfung un6 alaeueiuem
unbebaoen auben iie, fuas iebt als bic
grpRnrtioen st. Scenarios 8rduterpile
len" betannt 1T, elm, frdftigen bic Sober,
lduferten oos Blut, reiuigten BITE 0efdBe
BON 6inoerniten, t1teten ettpa nnrbans
bene Mltrnben unb fhafften bieie un6 ale
nnoeren aiftiaen St0fe aus benz ShfteH1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11

3prrefupnbem3. = Worobeim,
ben 9. SUM, 1927. Nprohein1 bat
mdbreno Der leBten Wuhen in oener
10 uiele Teile oes Staates 10 Der.
beerenbes Wetter ourbaumamen bat.
ten audi itirmilhes Wetter, perbur1'
ben nit itr6menoem &eeer, aebabt,
bod lit ea BON gptlunen. 6aaeIs
{dtaa uno aQeS iib~er1ntenbem Ne.
gen ueridunt aeblieben. Gs aiebt
smar pieI Nrbeit in ben Setoern, oenn
burm bic bduliaen &egenihauer nur.
ben oiele boiler untraut, 10 ha6
mdbreno Der neraanaenen @ohe, in
melGer ee trpden par. aaes mas nlr
tonrte, ben Ganpf nit benz untraut
aufnebmen muBte. Bel nur eini'
aerrnahen ginftiger @itteruna in
ndhiter Belt miro oieier Rannpf be-
enoet ieit uno BON lid ielbft liber'
lafienen Gldden" nirb bier mol taur,
Die Meoe iein. Das &orr lit ,ge'
maht" uno peripribt cine reihe
@rnte.
Gs mebt our 8eit elm aiernlih Def.
tiger Winb uno bteies oeutet pieoer
ouf Heaen tn nadhSter Belt.
Yin 8erguiaunsen neribieoener
art bat es in LESTER Belt ttibt ee'
mangelt: @eQen gnoe Wtai aab Der
Shuhennereiu elm Waifeit i'm Ssreien,
bel uetdaer @eleQenbeit FRI. Tiloe
Dabtmanr CUR Wait6niain een6blt
uuroe. 6err Wiaie Ofterlob, Der
Shibsn'Dn mig muroe pm ibr ole
r0ersenst0ni9" ertoren. Nm Dun.
neritag Mbeno barauf ~feierte fri.
9eimann ibrer @eburt8taa ourb Ell.
men Bal in Der EOrtihritthaue; am
S0nnabeno oarnuf fnno Elm Bal Der
.NItetA Qleihfans in Der EDrtldritt,
bale itatt uno aeltern Nbeno mar
mieber a%Qgemeiner Bau an benz aleis
den Orte.
Borgeitern mar Serr s. Waael Dor,
6apettenine bier, nm ieinerl unfern
BON 8un9e m%obnenoen Treunb u.
6. Stepes su beiuhen. E H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11
aOrreipsmsens. watles, ben

1urrefpDa9eM3. - Bnlleb, Den
10. SUM 1907 Tim Sunntae. ben
9. SUM-, feierte Trati 6elena 4arterb
Gtnpper ihreu 80. @eburtstnn 6ei it,
rem, GHmiegerfDbn 60. Bfei[. Go
mar cine rebt frDhlihe 8eieui@aft
uer5ammelt unb ale baben iif nuf
bas bette unterbalten. Nbenos bradte
oer Snltrip @eianaperein Dem @e.
burtstngfino elm biibfbes StdnbGen.
Wir minihen Der Srau Stopper
nod rebt piete 10 frDblihe Geburts.
taee i'm Rreile ibrer 9rnBen GamiIie.
Die Tarmer iino rebt bDrmdrts
gefDmmier, nit Der J~eloarbeit; trD'
denes Wetter fiir ueitere 10 Eage
uab Die Teloer fine ale BON untraut
rein. 0err 5romme in gibulu lit
i'm Beariff, feinen Gture au nertau'
fen; es iinb nerihieoene R6ufer 90.
Tx.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-11

iFind's S Gents oaoann.@ iaorre
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
Manager 0'ionaof IS Trying to
Set -Four Towns in Line
NORTHWEST COMPANY IS TOO FAST
NORTH YAKIMA, PENDLEToN,
WALIA WAllA AND Rl1ZVlllE
IS THE CIRCUIT.

A minor league to include Walla
Walla, Pendleton, North Yakima and
Ritzville is the favorite baseball talk
just now.
1t seems to be the idea that member
ship in the big league might be too ex-
pensive a proposition for Walla Walla
If Portland goes in the Northwest
leagues it would take pile Of money
to buy a team which would be in the
class with the one in which she would
in all probability get say some Of the
fans.
They are, therefore, skeptical about
the advantages of trying to get in the
fast company but seem to think spec
DIV little minor league would just about
fill the bill for 1907.
They assert that whatever league
Walla Walla goes in she must have
winning team if it is to get support and
to get winning team in the North
west league would take $4,000 at least.
One thing the fans are agreed on and
that is that Walla Walla must have
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
ASSEMBLY EXCLUDES PAPER.
California Assembly In Caucus Cuts
Frisco Journal From List.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 24.-The
assembly in caucus decide to exclude
Edward j. Livernash and all the rep
resentatives of the San Francisco Bull
letin for the rest of the session.
The senate republicans in caucus
this morning -On the Japanese situa-
ton, accepted the following compro-
mise: Whereas the president of the
United States has urged congress to
enact laws to provide for naturaliza-
ton of Japanese and whereas in the
judgement of the people Of California
such an extension of franchise would
be prejudicfal to the welfare Of the
state and the United States be it re-
solved, that we emphatically protest
against any such legislation and urge
our representatives in congress to
strenuously oppose any attempt to
pass any measure providing for the
of an Asiatic race.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
Testimony in Arson Case Shows
"llOnta' Jas Bad
NE Also SOLD BOOZE TO. Inoans
MCDONALD SAYS NE
WAS ARRESTED FOR BURG
Larry IN SPOKANE.

Sensational testimony developed in
the Evans Montrose arson trial late
this afternoon, when Alex Macdonald,
a police officer testified to the charac-
ter of each of the defendants.
According to Macdonald's testimony,
Montrose was charged with having
committed burglary in Spokane eight
years ago and was traced to Mrs.
Evans home. Macdonald testified
that Mrs. Evans had been living in a
lodging house of bad reputation since
leaving this city for Spokane.
According to Captain Davis testi-
mony Montrose said that some time
ago he had been arrested in Cul De
Sac, Ida, and fined $50 for selling
liquor to Indians.
Dan Morgan testified to having
known "Monta" four years ago when
he owned ranch near Oakesdale and
he bore an excellent reputation.
Neither of the defendants were
placed on the witness stand.
At 2:30 this afternoon all the tes-
timony had been taken and the case
went to the jury after the attorneys
had made their arguments.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
Open River Wedge is Start
ed By Big Committee
100000 NOW AVAILABLE
PeopIe of Northwest See Victory
Over the Railroads
Coming

Report of the recommendation OF
s7S2. 900 by the house river and har-
bor committee for improvement of
the Columbia river was confirmed this
morning by telegram from Senator
Levi Ankeny to the Walla Walla Com
mercial club.
The telegram received reads as fol-
lows:
''Walla Walla Commercial Club,
Walla Walla, Wash.
River and harbor bill as reported
will include following appropriations:
Columbia river at The Dalles 100000
100000 inmediaSely availablei above
Cello to mouth of Snake, S1Se,e0O;
between Wenatchee and bridgeport,
$4,000.
Great joy is felt by the friends of
an open river in the city over the
good news. 1t is felt that the efforts
of the Commercial club and its cam
paign for a state appropriation have
been of service at Washington as well
as it is hoped they will be at Olym-
pia.
Ii is also felt that the chances of an
appropriation for the Columbia river
are good as favorable report from
the committee headed by the vigilant
Burton has heretofore been the hard
est mile stone to pass in getting a
bill through congress.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
Mrs. bremmef Film F|ams Astute
NJ. Geofge struthefs
PAsAmouR KEITH STEPS OUT Of JAIL
WALLULA SALOON MAN KEEPS
FAMILY WHICH ALSO DRAWS
ON TAX PAYERS.

According to the reports gong the
rounds of the court house circles
George Struthers chairman of the
board OF county commissioners, Is the
victim of a clever little scheme per-
petrated by Mrs. Lena Bremmer VINO
had the object of her alteration re-
leased from Jail Tuesday afternoon.
Some time ago it was reported u
Mr. Struthers that Keith's children
and Mrs. Bremmer were suffering the
pangs of hunger and cold, while Keith
was serving a fine of $50 in the county
iail for assaulting Bremmer. MI
Struthers authorized the sum OF -
each week to be given to the famliy
for their support. According to ru-
mors a saloon man of Wallula mas
been furnishing the family with sup
plies while the county funds were
being provided.
Mrs. Bremmer has been successioi III
getting the sympathy of the commis-
s;oner and Keith has been released
from iail Just eight days before ms
time was out
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
KILLS HIS FATHER N A QUARREL
Cecil Whitley Shoots Head Of One Of
london's Greatest Mercantile
Houses.

!, LONDON, Jan. 24.-William White
ly at the head of one of the great
est stores in London was shot dead by
an assistant in the firm today. The
murderer committed suicide.
Whiteley's assassin is unidentified
own wound was not fatal. He was
hurried to the hospital. Whiteley
was closeted with the man an hour be-
fore he came to the door saying Il can't
argue any longer go, or call the po-
lice" The man drew a revolver and
fired. A second bullet slightly wound
ed a customer.
Late this afternoon the police say
the assassin gave the same of Cecil
Whiteley, and told them Il shot my
father" Whiteley's two sons visited
him and they never heard Of him and
didn't know him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
Mil Greek Turned Into Wood
en- Pipes This Morning
PRESSURE IS INCREASED.
20, ,OOO, 900 Gallons a Day Now
Rushing on Long Journey
From Hills

Part of Mill creek was turned into
nine miles of the 20 inch wooden pipe
belonging to the city of Walla Walla at
3 o'clock this morning.
The wooden pipe will have to soak
up before the water can be turned in to
the city mains, but increased pressure
in every house in the city will probably
be a matter of but few days now.
The water was turned in this morn
ing. just below the Wickersham bridge
as the dam and intake at the head of
the system has not been completed yet,
owing to the food and cold weather.
City Engineer Wilson said this morn
ing just as he was starting up the creek
to look over the pipe that so far as he
knew the test was very satisfactory.
Leaks at first are to be expected az
some of the pipe had lain in dry ground
for considerable time but such of thes
as do not repair themselves by swelling
of the slaves of which the pipe is COM
posed will be repaired by crew of men
during the coming week.
Mr.. Wilson could not say just when
the water would be turned into the city
mains but thought that it would be in
a few days.
Water is pouring through the man.
moth wooden serpent at the rate Of
20, ,O0O,0 gallons a day and running
bacl4 into the creek through an outlet
just east Of the city limits.
The city engineer was asked con-
cerning the report that the new reser-
voir site was not high enough to give
proper pressure in the city without the
erection of standpfpe.
He said that the matter had not yet
been investigated by him but that the
site selected by the city on the Thomas
ranch was 220 feet above the city and
that this would give a pressure of 135
pounds to the square inch in the lower
part of the city and 90 pounds in the
highest parts and he thought this a
pretty good pressure.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
BRIDE THOUGH ILL HERSELF WOULD Re At
BEDSIDE Of HER HUSBAND At ST. MARYS

After the marriage ceremony Of
walter s McCalley and Amelia Villa
had been performed yesterday after
noon it was necessary for the groom
to go to st. Mary's hospital where he
will receive treatemnt for heart trou
BILE.
Mrs. McCalley was anxious that she
should be allowed to care for her
husband until he should get well, but
McCalley's physician would not con-
sent as she is in poor health and it
would be only a short time before
she would be unable to even take prop
er care of herself.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24

Walla Walla bowlers are considering
the question of sending a representa-
tive to the Western Bowling Congress
which meets in Denver March to IA.
Invitations and entry blanks have
been received by Daniel Lankard OF
the Walla Walla club.
During the six days OF the tourna-
,. nr;zes to the amount Of $1,000
will he given away. There Will De
how,;ne and FIVE men team bowling.
individual bowling. two men team
The entry fees have been SET at %
for individuals. SO for double team
bowlers; and SIS for five men team
Rut the principal expense that it de-
terring the local pin droppers from
irving to take some Of the prizes OF
,ered bv the Denver bowling CLUB IS
the expense Of trip to Denver.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24

the home Of Mr.. McCalley, but ow-
ing to the health of both the plans
could not be carried out
The ceremony was witnessed only
by Miss Villas mother and Mrs. Hart
man. a detective who has been en-
ployed by the Villa family.
1t is said by friends of both the
parties that SO soon as Mr.. McCalley
recovers from his illness that the cou-
pie will take up housekeeping.
No bond will be required of the
defendant for the support Of Ms wife
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24

An effort will be mode to send at
least one of Walla Walla's skilled al
ley artists if sufficient funds can be
raised.
The return Of warmer weather mas
revived practicing for the match game
to be held here early next week.
The game will be between Hardings.
Stars and Houtz's Wonders and will
be played either Sunday or Monday
evening.
Each team will consist of five men
and three games will be played. total
pins to decide.
Cameron. Schuyler, Springer. Grif-
fin. Stahl and Harding compose the
star team. Charles Houtz has. not yet
announced who will contest with them
for the honors of the alley.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24

Following the example of the most
progressive financial institutions OF
New York and the great eastern cor
poratlons the Baker-Boyer national
'ahk of Walla Walla has celebrated the
close of successful year by liberal
sIt to its employees
Inc donation took the form of New
lear S gift of a bonus of Is per cent
VI Ine entire salary of the year 1895
anu included every person in the en-
pioy Of the bank. The gift of prac-
'Ndiiy two months extra salary was
''."ue at a recent meeting of the board
VI directors of the bank.
"A "alla Walla institution has the
s'ihcton of being one of the first con-
ns IN the west to follow the policy
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-24
SPRINGS BOMB
AT OLYMPIA
Hutchinson Demands an IN.
vesHgalion Of M'M1fan
RESOLUTION GOES TO SHELF
Spokane Man Creates a SEN
sation By the Reso-
luton

OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. "a. Especial
to The Statesman, Hutchinson of
Spokane county created a sensation in
the house by introducing a resolution
demanding an investigation Of Rail-
road Commissioner Mcmillan. He
urged action by the house but the res
olution went to the railroad commit
tee where it will probably die.
A big Seattle delegation came here
last night to boost for million dol
lar fair appropriation. They want i'm
mediate action but are not likely to
get it.
Many petitions for local option are
being received.