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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

nounced the queens condition normal
anc satisfactory.
The king remained at the bedside.
At s o'clock this morning the king
cancelled a meeting of the ministers
and the functionaries representing the
power and nobility of Spain gathered
in the apartments set apart for the ad-
ditional ceremonies.
The child was born at 12:45 and the
announcement was Immediately made
to the assemblage.
Soon as the child was dressed 1t was
placed in little basket upon a golden
salver. The king, bearing the pres
ciOus burden. presented his son to the
prime minister. who officially an
nounced it's sex. The American min
lister, Collier, was among the officials
present.
A bulletin from the palace tonight
says the queen ani young prince are
doing well.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

of all the oceans rolled into one wave
breaking on Gibraltar, rose from the
city.
The people did not wait to count 81.
They knew the child was a boy as soon
as the sixteenth gun was fired.
. Immediately all Spain broke into
revelry with all the abandon of the
Latin race.
VictOria's future happiness is as
sured. Had the child been a girl the
peculiarities of the race would have
made her husbands people turn with
animosity toward her. Now she is
the idolized queen of their hearts
The babe is named Alphonso and SO
he will be christened.
During the night giving signs of the
approaching event. messengers We're
dispatched to prime ministers and
court dignitaries, who gathered at the
palace.
During the morning the doctors an
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

we do not feel a bit downcas st
about r. said Prof. Mitchell, the COACH
we can beat either of them in dual
meets, or We could win a triangular,
with the hoodoo removed
For Whitman. next Wednesday, Phil
brook and Cox will be the stars, al
though Martin, who beat Cox in the 100
IN tryout this spring, may surprise
people and do il again. At any rate.
the university sprinter will do we'll to
get third in the two dashes
The two hurdle races will go to Phil
brook without a doubt, and it is likely
ne will also pull down the high jump.
shot and discus events. butcher will
be here to hurl the fiat weight too and
1t is pretty safe to count on two places
in that event
Dlmmick will win the hammer if the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
PETERSON MAY GO TO JAIL
Man With Divorce Troubles Fails
In A|imony

If an affidavit filed in the superior
court this morning is any criterion
William Peterson who was divorced
from Gala Peterson more than a
month ago, is not through with his
troubles for he may be brought up
before the judge for contempt Of
court.
Mrs Peterson brought action for
divorce When the decree was grant
ed her, Judge Brents instructed Pet
erson to pay into the court the sum
of $50 attorneys fees for w. B. Nit
ton, Mrs Peterson's lawyer.
The payment was to have been made
within 10 days but it has never been
made Mr. Milton charges in his ar
fidavit Peterson has wilfully and ma
liciOusly refused to make the pay
ment.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
GREAT TRACK MEET IS FIGURED OUT
BETWEEN WHITMAN AND WASHINGTON MEN

What promises to be the most in
teresting track meet ever held in Wal
la WaIla Will be pulled off at the
Whitman college field next Wednes-
day. This is the only intercollegiate
meet to be held here this season and it
will be the one opportunity for local
fans to see really good time made in
races and big records in the weights
and jumps.
Whitman figures on winning this
meet. not in walk. but still by a good
safe margin. At Pullman the other
day events went to men of other
schools, in time and distance which
would ordinarily be child's play to the
missionary track athletes. but the
track was poor and the big captain
was hurt in his first race. and thus the
boys lost.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
PRESIDENT M0YER DECLARED To Re A
CONVICT, BURGLAR AND H|GHWAYMAN
Chicago Journal Prints frghu Record of One of the Alleged
Steunenbeg Mderers Declared by President Roosevelt to
be an Undesirable Citizen "details are Given

Miners, is an eX-convict, and a former
holdup man of this city
The Journal says Meyer served time
In the Joliet prison from February 4
1886, to January 4, 1887 being sent up
from Chicago for burglary, under the
name of Charles S. Meyer, alias Fred
Baker.
After his discharge Meyer went west
and after a period disappearet from
public view, then reappeared in Colo
RADIO as labor leader, eventually be-
coming president of the miners union.
The Journal correspondent at Boone
Iowa. telegraphs that Frank S. Meyer
chief of police of Boone, for four years
and now conductor on the Boone street
car line, said:
yes l heard once Charlie got into
trouble and was arrested in Chicago
The less said about it the better
Charlie never told me about it,
Hartnett, who made the arrest, is
now police lieutenant in command a
West Lake street station. The arres
was made when he saw two men run
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
PORTAGE RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS
TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS At BIG EDDY

to utilize the ravine, parallelllng the
present track, thereby securing
five per cent grade to the steamer
landing. which had been rejected py
the present board on account OF the
excessive cost The expense OF this
improvement was taken up at a meet
ing of the open river association Wneh
if was agreed that the association pay
one-half of the expense OF the iii
movement, but not to exceed s3ooo-
II am of the opinion that the plan
of making a II per cent grade be-
tween the high trestle and the pres
ont incline and using the donkey en-
gine to lower and hoist cars Wouiu
he the most economical and satlsrac-
tory.
"The wharfboat at Big Eddy Is
stiu in bad position. AS the water
roised in the Eddy we kept hauilhs
II in shore and found the current 50
strong that it had to be hauled close
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
BUILDING PERMITS.
New Homes Are Being Built by Pros
porous WalIa WaIlans.

Building permits issued by Building
Inspector Glasford during the past week
total s6400. During the summer
the building expenditures are expected
to reach a greater total than ever be-
fore.
Following are the permits issued dur
ing the week: L. P. Mulkey, Park
street and Boyer Avenue, addition to
residence $1200: L. P. Mulkey, Min
nette street, Mulkeys addition, resi-
dence, $500; J. w. Lewis, Walnut street
between First and Second, residence,
$500: E. Walsh, 5O2 West Pine street.
residence, 800; Andrew M. Robinson,
Pine street, residence and stable, $4,000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

leaden feet that had but few mo-
ments before rivaled those of the
tabled Mercury as they sped swiftly
from the school rooms in high an
ticipatiOn of the glorious sights they
didn't see, scores of boys and girls
with tear dimmed faces turned slowly
back to pick up books which could not
bring back the smiles of JOY that
wreathed them all morning.
Through some oversight the parade
did not pass on Alder street. Tne
school children We're released in time
to reach Alder.
Business houses who filled their
big windows with eager spectators,
were also disappointed.
1t was not the fault of the manage
ment but merely the error of the
man paid to cater to the big crowds,
who failed
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

The announcement of grade
meet of the public schools of this city
and vicinity for May 80 which ap-
peared in your issue of last evening, is
not right as to date. The meet is to
occur on May oath. at p. m. on the
track at the high school," said Super
htendent Q. 5. Jones to a Statesman
reporter today. Notices have already
neen sent to the several schools outside
the city and the date was decided at
a meeting of city principals held on
last Wednesday," =.
Referring to Memorial Day the su-
perntendent said, The day has never
oeen allowed to pass since its first Of
hclal dedication without every school
over which l had supervision. recog-
nIzlng 1t by appropriate exercises by
Inc pupils. honor the brave defenders
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

ming. Hartnett caught up with them.
Meyer tried to draw a revolver and
was knocked senseless by the police
mans club. the gun rolling from his
holster as he fell. With Meyers re-
volver Hartnett covered Heating, who
stopped running and begged for his
life.
Meyer was arrested by Policeman
Hartnett with one John keating.
against whom the same charges were
made. Through Keating, the police
fixed number of holdups and burg
laries on Meyer.
The principal charge was the burg
larry of Ingor Larson's clothing store
at Lake and Lincoln streets. Moye"
and Keating broke into the place two
weeks before the date of their arrest
They had attempted a second burg
larry of the same place the night Hart
iIttt caught them
The official record al Joliet is: Name
Charles H. Meyer, No. 1865. sentenced
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

with the telephone operators also
helped the situation.
The local retail trade has falle noff
IF the strikes and reports from other
cities in the state indicate the blow
is being felt there.
SHIPMENTS into this city show de-
plorable falling off in all lines except
building material. which is being
used as rapidly as it arrives, show
ing in the building trades, at leas
no diminution of energy.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
MANAGER GIBSON CALLS
ALLEGED STRIKERS DRUNK

Four men working at the slaughter
house of the Walla Walla Meat & Cold
Storage company caused big stir
among the housewives when the an
nouncement went forth they had struck
and that no meat could be secured
through the retail markets.
When the matter was sifted down it
appeared the men had drawn their pay,
got on drunk and were discharged by
Manager Gibson. Immediately other
men were put in the places Of the
butchers.
Manager Gibson today declared there
was no strike.
-Four men got drunk" said he. eve
fired them all and put in other men.
There has been no delay in serving
meat for our customers"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

S. c. Masterson Took Charge Of County
Poor Farm Today.


Although the countys poor will be
cared for at the county farm during the
coming year, the contract system is
still being maintained. S. c. Master
son, who secured the contract for $4,000
or 5000 cheaper than L. L. Hunt, who
has had the caring for the INDECENT
took up the work today. The farm
which is located two miles southwest
of the city, has been improved and the
buildings remodeled.
An addition 32x32 feet has been built
and the main structure now contains
nine comfortable rooms. The eight in
mates of the farm will now be pro-
vided with comfortable quarters. The
farm contains so acres Of good lam
for which Mr.. MastersOn will pay the
county a rental of 5000 each year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
Mothers in Session.

LOS ANGELES, May 10.--A spe-
cial train bearing the main body of
the delegates and officers of the ma
tiOnal congress of mothers, arrived
here this morning. Tonight a recep
ton will be rendered the officers and
delegates. The reception will mark
the opening of a four days session of
the congress-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
BURROUGHS IS
A REAL HERO
Soldier Risks Life 10 Stop
Is Runaway In Time

Swaying with every lurch Of mad
dened. thoroughly frightened. anO
wickedly plunging express team, Pri-
vate Benjamin F.. Burroughs of the
14th Cavalry band, held on pluckily
and averted an accident which might
have easily resulted in a number OF
deaths
When the steam calliope of the cir
Gus started the nervous animals, two
or three spectators, who We're sitting
in the wagon. jumped out and the
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
FR|GHTFUL ARE
THE 0UTRAGES
Guatemala SO|dies SdvaQes
In Awful T0rtures

PUERTO CORTEZ, May 10.-Amer-
leans arriving here report the Guata-
malan government is committing un-
speakable Outrages.
Women and children are not spared.
family of 10 We're massacred by the
soldiers near Guatemala City.
Jose Olizera, a wealthy planter, in
CURED the enmity of the government.
Olizera showed fight and the soldiers
killed the whole family.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

university does no better than 1t dld
last year in throwing the 16-pound
leaden sphere. Dim" can usually pull
down a place in the shot and the dis
Gus, too.
Barnes will show up well in the
broad jump. and Felthodse Will make
a hard try for the pole vault. In the
quarter Cox and Oldright ought to take
first and second, and Oldrfght stands
good show to break the tape In the
half.
Last year the relay was so much
Whltman'S race that it was unlntereSt-
ing, but the "U'' claim this year they
will show the local boys how that race
is really run.
The fact the school from the Sound
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
CITY SUPERINTENDENT JONES SAYS
OUR LEGISLATORS MADE A MISTAKE

of our nation and revere the day which
should be sacredly memorial, but l
think the Grand Army has made mis-
take in urging legislation making the
dav a legal holiday for the schools.
Much better would have been an
arrangement whereby the schools
should have used the forenoon OF Me-
mortal Day for appropriate exercises
with the assistance of speakers from
the G. A. R., and the afternoon given
to the ritualistic exercises of the Grano
Army. That would have held the day
for distinctly memorial uses.
As it is now, schools dismiss on May
80, the pupils scatter, going to picnlcs,
ball games. fishing, ETC., and the rear
intent of the day is lost Or course
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10

Abiliez Crecare, an opponent of Ca
brera, was tied to a stake in the midst
of poisonous ants which stung him to
death.
It is reported two Amer cans c. J..
Lullen Arkansas, and Marshall
Stanr.s Ohio, are iii jai! in Guatemala
City, accused # con:pirirg to assas-
Stnair abrera.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
AFTER FRESH VENIRE.

+ BOISE, May 10.-The sheriff
+ started out today to secure a
+ fresh venire from which to select
+ the Haywood jury.
+ 1t is believed he will have Sc
f. cured the required number by the
+ time court convenes which will be
+ next Monday.
+ Attorneys of both sides are con-
+ fident the jury will be completed
+ by next Wednesday.
+ Boise remains quiet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
M others Rash Deed.

PITTSBURG, May 10.-Despondent
because of ill health, Mrs. Carrie Sing
Teton, aged 81, killed her 1S-months-
old child and committed suicide by
shooting this morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
MOVER STORY DOUBTED.

mO & Sn DOOo CO.
r Following the receipt and the 1
+ setting of the Meyer story which 1
+ is given below, a flash came over 1
j. the wires to the effect sufficient 1
+ support could not be given to the /
+ tale.
r The belief is, apparently, thac 1
+ President Meyer has been mixed 1
+ up with another man of I
+ that name, Notwithstanding his 1
+ brothers statement that he got I
+ into trouble.
+ At a late hour VerificatiOn of 1
+ the story has not been received 1
+ other than what is published be- 1
i low. The Chicago Journal en- .
J. phaticaIly asserts the truth of the I
+ story.
= s. 4 2. 4 = Z 4. l. z, =. Z
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CHICAGO. May 10.-The Journal to-
day prints statement that Meyer, the
president of the Western Federation of
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

9ienlt bes ltnternebmers Iteuen. I'm
babur6 bes 2eben5 llnterbalt ii6 gu
e%riperben. Gin bDbereS Siiblen unb
Sebnen ba6en, baS feline gefrieoiguug
in Der grfiilung Der re~ligiDien 1flih<
ten iudt, in DEM ge%ipiilenbaften Sal,
ten Der Sonnz linb S%eiertage. 4ein
NrHiteeber iolte barum - eS lei
benn. baB cine unbebinete gtot6ipenz
Digfeit b0rliegt - an CONT unb
Seiertagen BON leinen llnterge6enen
Irbeit forbern.
Sos pdren 10 ~beil6ufigc 9etrads
tungen ii6er n3ipeierlei SpnntngSz
Stpan9". Ser ~eritere lit inter lln@
ftdnben 9eudleriihen l1riprltngs, ipie
Der albere Elm birefter 9eritob gegen
0ottes @e6pt unb cine Sergeipaltia
9un9 beS Witmenifen lit.
Sn Der 2egiSlntur bon Sefferipn
Gitp pertrobelte man erDBteutbeils Die
3eit bdmit, INN neue Spisfinbigfeiten
gegen bas @irtbss @emerbe aits5uz
t%iifteln. an perniinftige @eicbe aber
gum Sdube bes oft in ieinen beiligz
item &edten miBbanhelten Irbeiters
ipuroe lpenie ODER gar uidt geoa6t.-
.@ehielblatt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Msittel sar Grfennmms bcs Sdein
tuoeS.

Nod INNER tperben trot Der ohli'
gatoril6en Tobtenbei6au ob nro 5u
Sdqc bon G6eintoo beridtet, bon
Senen jebod5 biele amf Boltsaberglaus
ben Suriid5uiibren iein oiirften.
Oarum lit fir dnaitlide @emiitbcr.
sic liH boz benz acknowledgements
perben" iiirdlten. cine 3uiammenitels
hing iiber Wtttel gum grfennen heS
tbatlG6Iid einsetretcncn ToSeS bon
SntereiIc. bic Or. Scarbs Marieille n
So Stature" beroffentlidt. Sir ben
glr5t siebt es auBer Den perIdieoenen
duBerem Inaei6en ail6 Elm iebr lidea
res demiides Wittel our Grfennnng
BEG Sheintobes. gs beitebt in Der
enormen Sdrbefraft bes Sluores5in.
bic rerart srob lit. oaB elm 8ramm
bieIer Gubltan3 Sur nod nit freiem
Guge iihtbaren Oriinidrbung bon
$4,000 2itern dusreiht. @S beipirft
ndmli6 cine Snieftiou pon 3ipei
@ramm elmer altalii6en S%luorcs5ins
l6Iuna inter Die Saut ODER IN cine
o6erilGhlid liegenbe @ene. penn nod
2eben i'm &Drper lit unb ii6 bas @lut
nod niGt poafommen 5crlebt bat, cine
beutlihe @elbfdrbnne Der Iuaen. Die
beim pirfli6 Eobtcn nidt eintritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
&atbolifcn feinblider Scrbanb.

Sn ipicocr9olten Ialen lit in bieien
Spalten por Der .0oung Mien's Gbri>
titan Illocintion" gefparnt iporDen.
@ir 1nben es Ben Gltern als cine
grobe Serna9ldiiigung ibrer 8fli6t
geoeutet. iniofern iie ibren Sobnen
Den @eitritt sit bieier proteitantii6en
sSun9m,dnnerl1aft" gcltatteu mir
Den. Sn Dem Sinnc i1reibt audi Der
9pd)ip. Munans iibcr jencn 0egen@
itanb IN Der crlten Nurnmcr Der
sSlprioa Catholic Tcpiep" pori l..
@iai:
Ser critic uno S%aupigruilo, tuess
Bnlh cin 3atbolit ii6 Oieicr Sr9artz
iatipg uidt anihlieBcn jolt. 1T Der.
ivei. ser @crcin protcitantiId] lit nnd
feinem llripring nno proteltartil6
in i%eilcr Seituulg uno Serbreitung.
Srtspcrbdnoc bdben a6iollltc Selblts
jtdnoigfeit. bodJ iui Ini6lub an Die
rationale Contention 81 erlansen.
mub cir Srtsberbano IN iciner Gonz
ititutipn Die Seitimmuug baben. bnB
Die nit Stimnle unp @dbl6arfeit 5u
Genltern a%lsgeitattete 3itgliebiGaft
nlr Mfdt,nern getud9rt tperoe, Die irs
genb elmer epdn9eliiden Stride anges
bDren. Saber Iinb Gatbolifen bon
ben Medjten Der bolen Nit9liebi6aft
dusgeI6loilen; tie f0nnen I'M ais
beiaeprbnetc 1itglieoer eintreten mno
BADEN peber Stimmred)t BET @eant@
tcnipablen nod lit linen Gin Sbeil
Der Geripaltung be5 Serbanbe5 ein1
eerGlumt. Sn Sem 10 lit. fam bn elm
&atbolif, Der I6tlrn9 Dor lid ielbit
bat, einem iolfen @erbanbe beitre1
ten, Der cine ungeredte Misnabme
gegen i'm unb feline 8laubens6riiz
Der madt? Die .. %. 6. q. 5eigt
lire ieftirerii6e Tarteilidfeit baz
burd, Dab Tie Die 8atbolifen iener
@prtbeiIe unb Ytipilegien beralbt.
fpeld)e tie bod ben Iitglieoer bon
epdngelii6em &ir6en 5ugeitebt. Damn
betreibt audi Die 9. sc. 6. u. cine
tbGtige Srppaganbd, I'M Wfitglieoer
gum gntritt in Die epan9eliihen
&irbeu 5i betpe9en unb inbem lie Die
epanseliihen, einbeimiihen uno aiss
nGrtieeu @fiiiionen unteritiiet. &ann
elm &atbolif ieinen Namen, feline
materielle 8eibiilie unb @ittpirfuns
5u iol6en 9eitrebungen bergeben2
l~lebrigens lit aid Die 9nnSe Itmoss
pbdre bes @erbanoes proteitantilh;
.repipal meetings" finben bdlfis in
ibren SaIlen itatt; prote1tantii1er
tirbli6er ~(relieious) @pttesbienit
tpirb sebalten. nnO Y~rebisten, Ins
ipraden rnb grbprten Ieitens bers
oorragenber proteitultii6er 8eiitz
li6en geboreu CUR Ne9el. Mntifatbos
hide 9~iteratilr nnb Bidder. ipel1e
ip0ttiide Ingriffe auf Die 2ebre Der
Stride nnb auf firdli6e ginriftun@
gen entbalten, finbeu ii6 mandmal
in ben 8ibliotbeten bes @erbans
BEG. Ius allen bieien 8riinben
Tam es nidt ge5tpeifelt perben, pab
elm getpiienbafter aatbolif ben q.
90. 6. u. nidt beitreten biirfe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
3ie salsidure TN &ansbal..

Die Sul5idure lit elm uniibcrtreffs
lid,eS Heinigungsmittel. unb Tie ipllte
baber in teinem S~ausbaIte ie9!cn;
MIR uub nan lie IN bclonocrS gcfcuns
Sci6neten Sldidhcn auibepabren
unb ~ii6erhaupt porii6tig nit ibr ums
geben. Sal5idure. nit etipa5 @aiier
perbiinnt. ma6t @lasflai6eu iuicber
p%olltdnbig rein Mnb flar. rcinigt
Steinfriiee bon ionlt nift wes5ibrins
Denbem 9obcniae, entiernt Sleden
ans Sor5ellGn. Die fuic eineebrannt err
lheinen II. I. N. Ser umpermeiSlicbe
Geiiellteiu inn 8niiers uno Sbeefeiiel
lott lid. ipcnn man bieic Se9dltuiile
NIT 8oiicr. DEM Sal5iGure sugciett
lit, auSfoht; Die i6ipdr5liGe SGrbung
Der emailirten Sopfe beieiti9t nan.
inbem man SulSIdure in ben Sopf
aiebt nnb tie beib mabt. %iupraui ser
Sopf nit Sanb ausseiheuert miro.
llnerldBli6 lit eS aber. ale bieie nit
Sal5idure sereinigten 9ebdltniie ppr
Dem 8ieoergebrau6e tiidtig uub pies
perbolt NIT reu,em @aiier aus5us
ipiilen.