Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-08
WASHINGTON

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 1.-The Sun
months of quiet Warrants for FIVE saloon
keepers were sworn out by representa-
tives of the Anti-Saloon league. charging
them with having sold liquor on Sunday.
Two of the men arrested are agents of
breweries controlling large number of
saloons. The city officials are not In
sympathy with the movement, though
favoring other saloon reforms recently
adopted here.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. IF c. Nor
rison, a conductor on the Interurb1n
railroad, was shot and painfully wounded
by Alexander Lamore, a French Canadian.
because there was no seat on the Renton
car for him. The bullet struck Morrison
behind the right ear and lodged in his
neck. His condition is no. considered
serious.
OLYMPIA-State Land Commissioner
p. w. Ross and M. /. Piles, member of
the state board of control, have brought
mandamus proceedings, which will be
heard in the superior court, against the
state auditor for an increase in salary
granted by the last legislature.
TACOMA-Both of Conductor Frank
Martins legs were broken and he was
probably fatally injured, and Motorman
John Lincoln suffered internal injuries of
a serious nature in rear-end collision
between Mckinley and street electric
cars in front of the Northern Pacific
passenger depot shortly after midnight.
ApEpDEEN-Tha Aherdaen cham of
commerce WILL in the ne;. future, start
on a new campaign of advertising and
boosting the Gray's Harbor country. New
methods will be adopted and effort Will
be made to make Aberdeen one OF the
most widely known cities of the Pacific
coast H. w. Hart OF the Rochester IN.
" chamber of commerce has been en-
gagged to handle the work and will enter
upon his duties this week.
NORTH YAKIMA-Ernest A. Cleve-
land. who owns a ranch in the Naches
valley, has cleaned up seventy-five tons
of Burbank potatoes from his three-acre
patch. The spuds are of the finest quail
ity and of great size. In the local mar
ket they are worth SIT a ton, which
gives Cleveland a return of $1275 or s425
an acre.
EVEREII-Ju1uS ESkOld Is the NAME
Of a suicide whose body was found in
Deadwater slough. He was employed
here in the smelter and told his friends
that he would kill himself.
WALLA wALLA-Thirteen men were
released from the penitentiary on parole
as follows: George Bailey of Seattle; F.
A. Thompson of Walla Walla. forgery;
Charles Corbett Of Everett, forgery; John
Nassau of Walla Walla, larceny; f. G.
Clifford of Whitman county, forgery; j.
H. Beauchamp of King county. larceny;
George H. Noyes of Okanogan, embezzle-
ment: Myrtle Felter of Lewis county
grand larceny; J. w. Conrad of Okano-
gan, assault; James Boggam of Asotin,
horse stealing; Manuel Douett OF Pierce
county perjury; r. l.. Gooding Of Spo-
kane. larceny; ]. Fl. Thompson OF CO.
lumbia county, assault.
EUREKA-According to J. K. Gardner
Of Ridgeway, Pa, a deal for the Henry
tract of timber, consisting of $1,000 acres
on Big Lagoon. in Northern Humboldt
county, practically has been consum-
mated 1t is understood that r. b. Whee-
Ter Of Warren, Pa, is the purchaser. r.
d. Jones, president of the Humholdt
Shingle Mill company, consummated the
deal and the price paid is said to have
reached the $4,Oo0,OOo mark.
ABERDEEN-S. A. Paul, the "cold
foot suicide who has been serving a
thirty-day sentence in the city bastile
for carrying concealed weapons, departed
from the jail without giving any notice
while the 1ail was being fumigated.