Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
ADAMS CAN NOT
ATTEND MEETING
ClarkStOn'S Booster Rally
to Convene at 5 O'clock
Saturday
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

CHARLESTON, Wash, March U.s.
Charleston will make a great effort to
hold as successful and fruitful a meet
ing Saturday evening as did the Lew
iston boosters" said DR.. David H
Ransom this morning.
I'VE are full to the brim with boos-
ter spirit. We want to unite. We
want to boost together.
What we want now Is to interest
the residents of Vineland, and those on
the outskirts of the town, who very
seldom get out to attend public meet
ings. When we get those people in
terested we feel certain that the boos-
ter spirit will permeate everything and
everybody"
The meeting will be called at
o'clock in Bradford's hall. If the crowd
is too large so as to make standing
room a premium the audience will adj
journ to the Methodist church, which
can seat over 500 people,
Adams Leaves for Boston Soon.
Charles Francis Adams, who has
been in Lewiston and Charleston for
the past week looking after his large
land interests, will leave for his home
at Boston soon. It was expected that
he would leave this morning. but bust
mes affairs prevented his leaving to-
day.
Mr. Adams declined the request of a
committee appointed to wait upon him
asking that he address the Boosters
club at Charleston, on Saturday even
ing, because of the need of his pres
ence at Boston.
Mcbride Kills CANNES.
With a determination to enforce the
dog license ordinance City Marshal
Mcbride made the rounds yesterday
armed with a rifle and followed by q
wagon into which were loaded the
bodies of the unfortunate dogs, whose
license had not been paid by the
owners.
Mcbride killed six dogs, which were
either ownerless or not worth TIM
license fee. He says that he will keeI
up the enforcement of the law until thu
last dog in Charleston is either licensed
or buried
! Smith Resigns and Moves.
J. B. Smith, formerly a part owne
of the Smith Beckner barber shop o
Charleston, has sold out his interest an
left this morning for Hoquiam, Wash
where he goes with his wife for tn
/ Flatters health. Mrs. Smith has bee
l indisposed for some time Mr. an
Mrs Smith will probably return her
i in the course of several mouths.
HoIcomb at Commercial Co.
Asa Holcomb has accepted a posi-
ton with the Charleston Commercia
company in the clothing and furnish
| ing departments. Manager S. G
Hayes said this morning that bushes
in that department has so grown tina
the services of another clerk were re
quired.
!. Wood Pipe Arrives.
The wooden pipe, which has been S
i long In transit from Seattle for tn
Lewiston Charleston company arrive
Yesterday and is this morning betn
unloaded and hauled to the camps o.
the high line ditch this side of Asotir
Work on the dltcn VIII now ne ihSt'e'
to completion.
Improve Bridge Approach.
The west approach to the bridge
II this morning being repaired by cre'
of Charleston company men. The side
walk which was placel SO that
pedestrian must necessarily walk ]
II the mud to get onto the bridge prope
is being removed and wider wal
put in. The walk will connect wit
h the bridge higher up than did the oil
one.
Charleston News Notes.
Miss Susie Smith left yesterday Il
Spokane on a business trip.
r. H High left yesterday for Trc
to look after land interests there.
G. NJ. Meyers went to Sites yestei
day afternoon on a short business tri
Mrs. w! A. Lee has returned to Kel
drick after spending week visisir
ii her mother, Mrs. Amanda Ward.
III Joseph Clark and wife left yesterd'
for their home at Waterloo, Iowa, aft
a visit with Mr.. Clark's brother, w.
ln Clark.