Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-12-11


mine at Metaline, Friday. His face
and head were lacerated but FORUM
ately his eyes were not injured.
While putting on belt in the Kit
sap mill, about three miles from Port
orchard, Harold Lumberg, son of the
owner cf the mill. fell onto an edger
saw, as a result of which he may lose
a leg. The moving belt threw him
onto the saw.
Mrs Frank S Eggleston of Belling-
ham, who shot her husband in self-de-
fese last July. has commenced suit
in the superior court against the Order
of Maccabees to recover $500. for
which amount the deceased was in
sured. The Maccabees claim they are
not liable for the amount because the
death of the insured was caused d.
rectly by the BENEFICIARY.
The fishing industries of the state
will ask for few changes in the
laws at the hands of the legislature
this winter, according to Fish Com
missioner Riseland of Bellingham. He
says conditions are such that the differ
ent calsses of fisherman are in perfect
harmony, thing decidedly unusual
on the sound.
A deed was recorded in the auditors
office of Chehalis county, from the St.
Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail-
way company to the Great Northern
Railway company its entire system
including lands in Chehalis county;
consideration, $35. co., 600.
Motions to dismiss appeals of de-
PENDANTS in the case of the city of
Spokane against Leslie Reed and John
Dollarhide, were set for hearing Fri
day when the supreme court called its
motion calendar, but were continued
one week.
Rondsmen Wentworth and Padden
have sworn out and delivered to Sher-
if Sappington Of Vancouver. a war;
rant for City Clerk J.E. Harris of
that place, alleging a shortage approx
imating 500. Harris has been in
the hosital as a result Of a dose of
laudnaum taken recently.
AT Kalispell. Mont, Thursday
night, Jim Rafferty,, proprietor of the
Gangner saloon, while standing in
front of the bar, was shot and in
stantly killed by Ed Finley. who made |
his escape. The cause for the shoot
ing is unknown.
Charles Steel a lumber grader, was
slugged and robbed in Baker City,
Ore, Wednesday night and left for
dead. His pockets were turned inside
out and there is every indication that
the work was that of some of the
gang of thugs which at present infest
the city.
Lulu Holland, wife of Melvin Hol-
land, who was shot in the haed and
seriously wounded Monday morning at
EseX, Mont, has been arrested on the
charge Of having done the shooting.
The woman claims that some one en-
tered the window, fired the shot and
escaped while she was busy in the
kitchen. Another man is believed to
be one of the features in the case.
Elmer E. Heg. secretary of the state
board of health. will ask the legsla-
ture for an appropriation of S45, 600 to
be used in a campaign directed against
tuberculosis, typhoid fever and plague.
he hopes to use large portion of the
appropriation to advance education
against disease, and in a thorough in
vestigation of various malignant dis
seases prevalent in Washington.
A shortage of nursery stock is
causing considerable trouble among
fruit growers in Charleston valley.
While great many new trees were
put out this year. the number was
small compared to what would have
been planted had there been sufficient
nursery stock to secure.
By the explosion of a tank of gaso.
line in the Idaho Tailoring company's
establishment at Wallace, Idaho. FRI.
day, C. K. Richards was burned Sc
severely that his life is dispared Of
and other members of his family wer,
badly burned, although none seriously
The cause of the explosion is not
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