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SUIT OVER MINE.
Montana Mining Company Asks Court
For Restraining Order.

Butte. Mont, Jan. THE Miner, IN
a special from Helena, says;
Suit 10 secure a restraining order
to prevent the Montana Mining COM
pany from extracting ore from the
"Compromlse strip OF the st. Louis
claim was begun in the federal court
today by the ST. Louis Mining and Mill
ing company, which only few weeks
ago filed a third amended complaint
To recover s1.O00OOO from the Montana
company Judge Hunt signed an or
der for the defendants to show cause
Jan 3. why the injunction should not
be granted
The complaint alleges there is a rich
and valuable ore body on the Com
promise strip" which Is the only Valu-
able property the defendant has lett
In the country which could be seized IL
verdict is rendered In favor of the
plaintiff Ia the 81 100000 suit, and that
the defendant is extracting the ore and
dlsposing II It's property with the in
tent To defraud its creditors.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

MAY Day, 900 AT 2S
Uncle sam. 1000 al 49, 100 at 45, S.
60; 100 at 49,: 700 at 43la s. CO.,
/ 500 at a.
Beck Tunnel. 300 at SO.
Colorado, 1000 al 92la, 5, 30: f.
800 at 922ia, 900 at 2.95; 500 at
2.22Is s. CO.
Crown Point. 1000 az lt1a.
Iron Blossom. 1900 at 90.
Lead King, 500 at H.
New York. 1000 at 05.
Scottish Chief. LOO at Olis.
Sioux Con- 900 az l4la 1900 at "A.
Seven Thoughts 1 500 at 3its 5000 at
s5; 5000 at S5ia 500 at 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Colorado, 200 at . 20. 5, 60; 400 az
2.22is.
Mammoth. 100 AT 40.
May Day, 1900 at 2sla, T.. go; 100 at
2Sh 1000 IT 2S
New York l,0OO M 05t@.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES

DAILY Judge. 100 at 1925.
Grand Central. 100 at $50: 100 at
. S2ls: 100 at 9 SIS; 100 at 2.S7i2. SELL
er 60; 100 at ESQ.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at 44is.
Uncle sam Con, 900 at A; LOCO at
4Sla, seller co,
Beck Tunnel. 300 at 52 seller 60; l.
900 at 81; 1000 az 80, buyer 30.
Black Jack, 100 at 22ls.
Colorado, 300 at 2,20, seller so; 800
at 2.22ia, buyer so; 800 at 2.22is.
Crown Point, 100 at l4M 1000 at
II. seller so; 1000 at i4la, buyer 90;
500 at IA.
New York, 500 at 5; 5000 at AZ.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at o11a 5000
al 01%.
Seven Troushs. 1000 at So; 1000 at
34ls.
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STOCKS SOME HIGHER.
Higher silver Quotations Has Whole
some Effect on Market.

The stiffening of the market for sill
yer today had a good effect on local
mining stocks. 1t started the
shorts to buying, and that resulted In
slight advance al along the list of
stocks called during the forenoon calls
OF the mining exchange Uncle San.
Consolidated, May Day, Colorado, Beck
Tunnel and Seven Troughs all movea
upward: but the latter lost ground
again towards the close Mammoth
WAS bought at ITO; Crown Point at
14ie and Sioux Con. at ID ana i4is
cents. No sales of unlisted stocks were
reported. The closing quotations and
sales were:
A. AZ LISTED STOCKS
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Jan. Mooney on call
firm 5ls ut per cent: ruling, rate g.:
closing bid 3; offered AT q per cent.
Time loans easier, 40 days az and
90 days @; six months o per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper Il per
cent: sterling exchange weak after
strength, with actual business In
bankers bills at 1880 AT 1855 for
demand and AT 1871 for 90 DAYS; COM
mercial bills ISO.75.
Bar silver 5SM.
Mexican dollars. -.
Government bonds firm. Railoads'
steady and strong.
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NIGHT SCHOOL NOTICE

In accordance with the precautions
airy action taken by the Board of the
J.. ID. S. university. tho night school va
cation will be extended ono week.
The practical work In all departments
OF the night school viii be resumed
Monday evening the 18th
New students should register between
] and 8 p, m. Monday, wednesday or
Thursday.
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UTAH COPPER.
VIII Soon Issue One Million Dollars
Worth of Bonds.

\ bulletin flashed over the Pollock
special wire this afternoon conveyed
the information that the Utah Copper
company would issue s1,000,000 worth
OF bonds to capitalize its power plant:
that this action would be authorized
at the annual stockholders meeting on
the 18th inst
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PRODUCE.

e,,., -, = r,no t,csl wheat mar
:, thlcago,, al a,a, a. ~ drmnsss at Liver
ket opei,s" IL. W, nu1 an ssIi,nr Nv com
pooL Dut san rho mevs rom Araen-
i ms n busrsb rnod weather and Ysv-
Una was 49,, Dems n,,t,a,s have been reported.
cradle crop coha,.npns ~, nag fsssilo hisher at
/ o7L 10 Il and sold Off to /. O6M ~ X.
There was only moderate trade in corn
and the wheat was inclined to be weak.
Local receipts were greater than had
beeh estimated and the weather was still
favorable for the movement, OF me gra, h
Mas vsiIn,it 70 siil the etrlv tone being
80, ~ "a w7s%.f hSspn. n,ices NJ liverpool.
s,aeu's .oia w n,t iatc, 10 siiLSIkc
~ .re 20, aln,ost noting doing In oats
M, ,Yar.a3 was steadv Nav oats OPP
aped a .bode to 1910 higher nj 54%SB
t Ss,,;n WIZ ,bea nrca ~ i've hogs ba-
in9 the CHIEF nfiuence. Nav pork was
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Co. bid: G. Wedge, 3 bid; S. Hum
phrey, 2 bid Dexter. bid; l.. Joe, Q
asked: Granny, 16 asked; Mustang, IL
bid; Cow Boy, 1I2 ong. Manu-, 4@
s. Broncho, 3 bid: Pinenut, 394, S.
Dos, bid; Y. Horse, bid; Ind Camp
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Wool.

ST. Louis, Jan. 1.--wool, steady Ter
ritory and western mediums 2o923, hne
mediums 1891; fine 15G7
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GEO. @, CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS "a e. So. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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+, H. SNOW & Co. Stock Brokers.
| % Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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RoMANcE ENDS IN DEATH.

Chicago, Jan. "A romance which
eliminated in marriage at the Chica-
go hospital on Dec. 8 last was terminal
ed yesterday at Phoenix. AI-iz.. by the
death of the invalid groom, who had
gone there with his bride in the hope
OF recovering health.
Horace d. Kahnweiler, N travelling
salesman. was patient for is months
and during all that time was nursed
faithfully by his sweetheart, Mrs. Jane
Farnum Geist of Albion. Mich.
little over a month ago Mr.. Kahn
weller was informed that his only
chance for recovery was a trip TO ART
IONA. Kahnweiler said he would prefer,
TO die rather than be separated from his
sweetheart nurse, and Mrs. Geist said
she would go TO Arizona also il he was
taken there.
So they decided to marry The cere-
mony was performed In the hospital,
and the couple departed the next day
for the west. Word Of Kahnweilers
death was received by his sister.
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E. NJ. West Il Co.. stock brokers.
u, +. Walker Blk Both phones Of
fee and residence.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

pollock Special Wire0
San Francisco, Jan. THE following
are the quotations OF the San Francis
co Mining exchange on Nevada mining
stocks today;
CoMsToCK.
ophir, 1l5alI7,s; Mexican. 1914
Gould & Curry 1876; con. Va. 56di57;
Savage. $685. Hale & Norcross. as
asked: yellow Jacket, $50 bid: Belcher
80 bid; Confidence, 6s bid: Sierra Ne
vada. 4O@il; Union. glQ2S.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 400 bid: Montana
Tonopah. lI54ls 80; Tonopah Extension.
Lao asked: MacNamara, l6 bid Mid
way, IS bid: Tonopah Belmont, 1905;
Tonopah North Star, Sail, Ohio Tono-
pah 2Gi3; West End Cons, 30@3i; Res
cue, asked; Tonopah & California. 2
hid: Golden Anchor, 204: Jim Butler.
39dio; Cash Boy, lag; Home, asked ;
Golden Crown. 3 asked
GOLDFlELD.
SANDSTONE, 2lQ22, Col. Mt, l7alS;
Jumbo Exten.. 59a6o Vernal. bid
Pennsylvania, asked: Kendall. 10 bid
Booth Is bid; Blue Bull. i7qls: Adams
6a7; Silver Pick 29Ds0; Nevada Boy
2QSi Black Butte ENten.. 3a4; Blue
Boil. sG6; Dixie, SG4; Goldneld Column
bis, bid Hibernia, bid st. Ives.
4sQ4s. Conqueror. bid; Lone star ga
10; g. Wonder. 3 asked: Potlatch 100
Isl orc, l0all: Kendall ENten.. 1@3;
Sandstorm Exten., 3 bid; Mayne, 2G3;
CT. Bend. 28G24 simmerone. bid
Empire sos; Red Top Exten.. l2q18;
Florence. 4,02isq4 .O5: D'held 49, y.
Com, 1919; Goldheld Daisy, $685.;
Laguna. so bid Comb Fraction, 1904;
Ct. Bend E1ten,. 4 bid; ct. Bend An
mex, 3 bid; y. u. Bonanza. GOA;
kewanos, 25926 Portland. 9GlO;
crackerjack, bid; Red Hills. 34d35
Mohawk EXten,. idh; l.. Dillon, 4a6,
y Tiger, 70 bid; Grandma, 6a7; S. r /.
ESten., s asked. Rose, bid: Gold =
reid CON, i.1eia bid; Dheld Triangle.
BULLFRoG,
Original asked; Bullfrog Mining.
SAL; Mont Bullfrog. ld2; National
Bank, l0dl2; l., Harris. asked :
Amethyst 8 bid, Gold Bar, 40 asked .
Denver Bullfrog Annex, bid; Bonnie
Glare. II asked: Mayiower Cons. l50
10, @. Sceptre. 2 bid; Montgy. Mt. (
bid; Il. Diamondneld, bid; Home
stake Cons, 1in7b; Y, Girl. bid .
Nugget, hid rrar'p Cons 20 asked I.
Victor asked. Banner 2 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cone. "a asked; Manh. Min.
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DISTRICTS

Nevada Hills. 2.s0a2.s21a: Pitisburg
SIl, Peak. 1. +5G1. so; Eagles Nest. %
@2S; Nev. Hills Florence, 6 asked.
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Stationery 10 40 business. We are
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THE DEsERET NEWS.
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a, S, CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2l5 d. II. Walker Blocl
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Blrd-Cowan Co,

Custom Assayers and Chemists, i6C
South West Temple 81.
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This is the season when our blood
needs purifying; II the blood is pure
and healthy you'll be well. The most
reliable blood remedy Is HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Nothing can do
more good. 35c, Tea or Tablets
For sale by H. c. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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Seven Troughs. coo at 80; 1850 at
S4lz; 80 at "a.
Uncle Sam. 200 at Az 700 at 80.
REHABILITATION.
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Jesse #. Cannon. Mining Broker,
With Cannon K Cannon. Is Il. SO.
Temple,
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ers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pho.
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Com.
estate OF Harriet NJ. Parsons, Decease,i
Notice The petition Of Maurice X pnr'
sons. praying for the issuance 10 him
self OF Letters of Administration in M
Estntc az Harriet NJ Parsons. deceased
has been set for hearing IN Saiurdns
10 o'clock 4. NJ. MT the County Com ny
House. IN the Court Room OF said Cont
IN salt Lake city Salt Lake Count,
Utah.
the seal thereof affixed this 9Th day of
(seaD. ]. U. ELDREDGE. JR..
BY w. u Farnsworth. Deputy ClerL t.
Henderson, Pierce. Critchlow q Barrett
Attorneys for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, pRo.
bae Division. in aud for Salt Lake COM ON
~, state of Utah. In the mntfer Of w.,
estate OF job II. Retallick, Decess.,
Notice, The petition OF Luther q. Retoi,
q. Retailick. of Letters of Administratirn
in the Estate Of Job r. Retaiiick, a.
ceased. has been set for hearing on set
uiday. the 18th day of January. a II
1905, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Conn.,,
court House In the Court Room OF salj
court, n Salt Lake city. Salt Lake Com.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court nsn.
me seal thereof nffNed, this 4th dav n,
January, a. D. 1908. Sg oi
'seaD' ]. u. ELDREDGE, JR..
nv w u ,,,, Clerk.
D. r. Hammond Attorney for PetItions,
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If you want the family healthy strong
and active during the winter, give them
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill
surely make and keep the whole family
well. 35c., Tea or Tablets.
For sale by q. c. Nj. !. Drug Dept.
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ophir, 1.l5alI7ls; Mexican. 1914
Gould & Curry. 1915; Con. Va. 56Qi57;
Savage. 3sG3s: Hale & Norcross. As
asked: yellow Jacket l,jO bid: Belcher
80 bid; Confidence. 65 bid Sierra Ne
vada. 40a4l: Union. eid2S.
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pollock Special Wire.)
San Francisco, Jan. THE following
are the quotations OF the San Francis
co Mining exchange on Nevada mining
stocks today;
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sisn.
ers for further Information.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-24
High School TO
PLAY Columbia

Walla Walla will not be without foot
ban on Thanksgiving day The local
nigh school team has taken advantage
Of the lack of college game in the city
this year and has scheduled gate for
turkey day on Ankeny field, with Co
lunbia college, of Milton. The time
is 2:30.
Nalla Walla high school has played
losing season, for the most part. And
mostly it has been on account of hard
ioch good team we'll coached, 1T
seems that luck has been against the
ooEs all year. But they have been
working hard and are in better trim
'han they have been at any time this
season.
Beaten by fiuke at Milton, by Co
Iuupla college, the local team is con-
Aueht of redeeming itself and winning
over the Methodists in the game here
y" Eatter tomorrow. The lineup has
'eeh whipped into a fighting spirit.
columbia has been working for the
same TOO. and will come up prepared
% Rwln if it is possible She has a
5000 strong team, one that has been
paying ball all season. The contest
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-24
VERDICT CENSURES
FRISCO POLICE

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Nov. "a
A verdict was rendered late yesterday
in the inquest over Morris Haas the
would-be assassin, censuring the po-
lice. Part of the verdict reads:
1--WE further find from numerous
witnesses, that gross negligence and
incompetency was shown by police
officials having in charge the search
ing of the prisoner, in not properly
safeguarding the best interests of the
people, thus making it impossible for
the small derringer to remain secreted
on his person"
The verdict deplores the feeling OF
animosity between the police and the
district attorneys Office and suggests
that the mayor investigate this.
While hitting the police the YER
dict is looked upon as a vindication OF
their theory that Haas carried the
derringer with him in his shoe into the
cell. Burns and Langdon held that the
pistol was given Haas after he entered
the cell.
Chief of Police Biggy will file charges
of neglect against Captain Thomas
Duke, Detective Sergeant Tom Burke
and Patrolman John Robl, as result
Of the coroners verdict in the Haas
inquest. The chief says the officers
failed to search Haas thoroughly. The
officers insist the weapon was hand
ed Haas after he entered the CELL
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-24
ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN IMPROVEMENTS

Although the weather Of the past
two weeks has been anything but fav-
orable for building operations and i'm
provements OF other kinds, Building
Inspector Metz has been kept more
than busy in issuing permits and the
amount Of building now under way IN
Walla Walla is surprising. Many OF
the buildings in course Of erection are
costly and handsome structures and
will prove valuable additions to the
appearance Of the city, which is each
year coming to be more popularity
known as the "City Of Homes"
Following are the permits which
have been issued by Inspector Metz
during the past two weeks:
John Woods, 648 Pleasant, dwelling,
1850; P. A. Mcconnell, barn, Bellevue
and Portland, $500; H. G. Horner, wood
shed and hen house, 1927 Olive street.
$75; II. S. Wilson, summer house, 400
South Ninth street, $75; Fred Pfaffle,
barn, 314 Eighth street, $3.50; Fred
Pfaffle, remodeling barn into house
and wood shed, 70S Ninth street, $500;
John Stoller, dye shop, 626 Third
street, $75; ]. H. Leroux. cottage, PIG
Stanton street, $4,000; Allen & Spen-
Ger. cottage, 7O4 Cherry street, $3.50.
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MeigS Practically Certain to
Be Speaker of the House

SEATTLE. Nov. 24.-L. o. Meigs. Of
North Yakima, has apparently nailed
fast a claim he advanced to the speak
ership of the next house. Reports from
the northwestern counties indicate
that they will be practically solid for
the North Yakima man and Meigs is
now practically certain of not less
than SO republican votes. This is more
than enough to elect him and WITH The
prestige of such a following Melgsi
ought to be able to make his selecti0s
as speaker unanimous.
Skagit county delegation has fos-
lowed the move of Whatcom in unit-.
ing with Meigs and it is now almost
certain that King county will give
Meigs nearly all it's votes. The revolt
led by Frank G. Jackson will not have
a material effect upon the delegation
for assurances have been received
from four of the six men originally al
ligned with Jackson that they VIII
vote with the steering committee. 1t is
believed by the delegation that Jack
son himself will acquiesce before the
delegation goes to Olympia.
The victory of Meigs won eight
weeks before the legislature convenes,
is the earliest settlement of a speaker
ship contest the state has known. 1t
was practically certain that j. A. F'al-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-24
SUPT. JONES HAS
TWO-YEAR CONTRACT

Despite the fact that there are many
people in the city who regard Super
intendent o. 8. Jones as the issue
in the coming school election, Mr.
Jones has nothing to worry about fol
the present at least. No matter what
is the complexion of the school board
Superintendent Jones will be in charge
of the city schools until the close OF
the schools in 1910. his contract ex-
piring in June Of that year.
1t is not generally known that it has
been the habit of the school board to
engage city superintendents for a per-
iod Of two years, but this is fact
and when the board reelected Mr.
Jones last spring it gave him the usual
two-year contract.
"It is just as we'll that the people
know the true status Of affairs" said
a member of the board, who Goes not
feel that the question of the retention
of Superintendent Jones should be an
issue in this campaign. mo capable
superintendent will sign contract for
but one year." he added.
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coner would be made speaker two
years ago, but the rumble of opposition
continued until late in December, and
the situation was not wholly cleared up
until the time came for the move to-
ward Olympia.
With the exception of the last two
battles the speakership contest has
been waged in the state capital and
has been in doubt until a day or two
before, convening. 1t has always been
the subject for more trading and man
aJvering than characterized the speak
,efship fight of this year. Meigs is prac-
tically free to make up his own com
mittees and there is little probability
OF any serious trouble. With about
eight weeks time in which to map
out his committeeship program. Meigs
should not be handicapped at the out
set Of the session in making up his
lists, though until he has consulted all
members he cannot close up commit
tee list. Some work will have to be
done after the session convenes.
The action of King county in giving
Meigs an endorsement is regarded as
the move that settled the speakership
fight. With Kings big vote and the
prestige of this county on the west side
the contest came to a close speedily.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-24
Chinese of America Want
Slice of Indemnitv fund

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 24.-Prince
Tsai Flu, nephew of the late emperor,
who accompanied the Envoy Tang Shao
vi to Washington, today paid honors
and worship to the image of the en-
peror and the dowager empress at the
temple of the Six Companies. Visits
to the shrine will be made at inter-
walls during the stay here.
Chinese merchants of this city will
petition the imperial government for
a portion Of the Boxer indemnity which
was remitted by the United States, to
be used in San Francisco for the edu-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-24
Strategy Wins
Burbank Hunt

Burbank won the annual rabbit hunt
with Two Rivers on Sunday, the 10
hunters from the former town killing
$50 of the long cared jumpers against
139 laid low by the gunners from the
rival city Each side had 10 men with
guns, and the hunt lasted for five hours.
The rabbit hunt is an annual event,
this being it's second occurrence. Last
wear Two Rivers won, killing 10 rab-
bits more than this years victors did.
This year Burbank went in to win, and
they did Each side is allowed 10 gun
ners. and a wagon accompanies them
to pick up the game. Burbank took
10 gunners, but they also took four
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the amount of money on hand.
Those who were present at last
nights meeting were enthusiastic in
the proposed campaign of publicity
whereby made in Walla Walla" goods
may be exploited, and set before the
consumers. Considerable discussion Of
the subject was INDUCED in. and the
merchants Of the city came in for their
share OF censure because Of their
action in pushing foreign-made goods
to the front, to the exclusion Of home
made goods Among the speakers who
dwelt upon the subject were J. M.
Fielder. Louis Kan, r. c. Mcleod. Jes-
Sc Ferney, c. r Nye, Rolla ProudfOOt,
P. N. Conway and Ward Emigh-
After the collection Of dues for the
month OF November have been made.
and the exact financial condition OF
the organization determined, steps will
be taken to carry on the publicity
campaign in as extensive a manner as
will be possible with the funds avail
able. The report Of Treasurer C. f.
Nye read last night showed that there
was a balance of $45 in the treasury,
and that all outstanding bills had been
paid. 1t is probable that, if the man.
ufacturers of the city show a renewed
interest in the move, a permanent col
lector and publicity man will be en-
pioyed. and an extensive line Of work
carried on. To aid in the publicity of
Walla Walla made goods, r. C. Nc
Leod, of the Up-To-T The Times. said
that he would donate a portion Of his
time to the cause and would assist In
getting the reading matter in shape
for publication
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Well. when The Devil got to Pasco
he was routed Tut from dreams of
new varieties of red-hot griddles and
patent everlasting fire, and was told
to change, that there, was a sleeper
waiting for him to step into. But he
couldn't find the car. He said he found
one sleeping car, but it's occupants
were either all asleep or were stand
ing with their noses to the floor braced
with all four feet. That didn't suit the
Devil.
But what was worse, no one would
tell him anything about it. No one at
all. But presently the mists. in the
shape of a freight train, rolled away
and there was the sleeper And ac-
cording to what the Devil says it was
a sleeper and it took him half an hour
to rouse anyone. And when he had
just comfortably fallen asleep, he was
reused and told Walla Walla was
present.
So the Devil was sore, and is yet,
When told that there is a fine new
train In and out, he shed sparks from
the tips of his fingers and looked
pleased. But he said he wou'd raise
hell II he ever came through Pasco
again.