Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-11-27
THE NORTHWEST

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Inc United Presyterians of Wash
lngton, Idaho and Oregon have DUR
chased buildings and grounds for an
academy at Wiser, Idaho. The school
Will be opened next fall.
Elliot A. Archer, wanted in New
ark N. j., for forgery. has been ar
rested in Seattle. His forgeries are
said to aggregate $40, 900. He denies
thee charge, but refuses to say any,
thing further.
A reward of 500 has been offered
by the Sheriff of Klickitat county for
the arrest of Robert Miles, who is
charged with steaing cattle. He es-
capped from the Jail at Goldendale.
November, 8.
Every union man in Vancouver B.
T., CIR. machine shops, when he
drew his pay check this week, handed
over 81 as the nucleus of fund to
be contributed to the needy mechanics
in the east who have not yet been
taken back following the strike.
At Pasco, Thursday, J. Wilson was
sentenced to serve two years in the
state penitentiary for burglary and
} } Donahue and Mike Kelly were
given two years for assault with a
deadly weapon.
F. Neate and w. J. Barton were
killed IN slide which occurred in the
Faradise-St. Regis cutoff on the
Northern Pacific, 10 miles east of
Plains, Mont, Friday night. The
finishing touches were being put on
the big tunnel when the slide came.
DR.. c. M. Robertson was probably
fatally shot a Salem, Ore, Friday
night by holdup artist. The doctor,
on being ordered to put up his hands,
thrust an umbrella in the face of the
thug and was shot through the right
lung. Homer Blackwas arrested for
the crime.
Three miners are known to be dead
and it is believed others will die from
the effects of fire in a mine of the
Northwestern Improvement company
at Red Lodge, Mont. Friday. Twenty
miners were imprisoned in the mine,
but number of them have been res
cued.
Struck by Northern Pacific train
early Saturday morning, Reuben Har-
ris, of Plaza, lay unconscious beside
the track until O'Clock in the after
noon when he was discovered by a
rancher and taken home. His pelvic
bone was crushed and he had received
bruises, but it is thought he
will recover.
An unknown man was found near
the Morning Mine, at Mullan, Idaho,
with his head crushed and a
bloody hammer lying near him. He
was taken to the Wallace hospital,
but died without regaining conscious
hness. The sheriff is investigating
the case, but there seems to be little
clue to the perpetrator of the crime.
Mayor Lombard has an ordinance
before the city council at North
Yakima, limiting the number of
saloons in North Yakima in the pro-
portion of one saloon to every 1000
people. The mayor has figured on a
basis of Is, 900 for the city. If the
ordinance is passed eight saloons will
have to go out of business, as at pre-
sent there are %.
William Reno pleaded guilty before
Judge Rice at Chehalis, to assault
with a deadly weapon and was SEN
fenced to an indeterminate sentence
of fom six months to two years in the
Reno is the man who
shot companion named Goodell about
three weeks ago as the outcome of a
drunken spree. Goodell has almost
The state board of examiners are
now in session marking the teachers
manuscripts resulting from the recent
examination. The number of these
papers is rather larger than is gener-
ally the case at the November exam
nation, although not within a few
hudred of the number that were re-
corded in August. AS King County
comes early on the list, it is probable
that the list of successful applicants
will be sent to the county superin-
tendent by the latter part of next
week.
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