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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Betrayal is the CHARGE Made.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. 22-R. D.
Grimsley, of Bluefeli. W. Va. former
ly OF Lynchburg. was arraigned in the
Dolice court today on the charge OF
betrayal, Miss Irma Wade being the
prosecutrix.
Grimsley. who came here upon re-
qnistion, admits unlawful relations
with the woman, but denies it was I'M
der promise of marriage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Huntinoton, w. Va, eark Fails.

HUNTINGTON. w. VA. IAN %
The Citizens bank at Beckley near
here. closed its doors today and is
in charge Of Banking Commissioner
Sam V. Mathews. It is said run
made bv the depositors caused the
suspension. The capital stock is
si0O. 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Hill Crest Burned.

GCRDoNSVlI.LE. VA. Jan. 20
"Hill Crest the home of Mr.. Reed
McLane. together with all its con.
tents. has been totally DESTROYED by
FIRE Monday night. entaIling a loss of
about $4,000 or $4,000. This was one
Of the handsomest residences in Cor
louisville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Norfolk Calls Flew. r.. w. Hoaue.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan 22.-Rev. Rich
ard w. Hogde. of st. James Episcopal
church, Wilmington. N, G.. has been
extended a call 10 the rectorate OF
Christ Episcopal church. this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
full news report of the Asso.
ciated Press.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

north part OF town, having moved in
from her farm in Jackson township.
VIM. Byrns went to Carroll Thurs
day to attend the funeral of his
friend, c. Eggermeyer. also Mr..
Smutney and daughter Rose.
Chas. Weistbrood's children came
from Des Moines last week and will
spend the summer at the John kral
home, north of town.
John Flynn. wife and two youngest
children left Friday morning for
Grandmound. Ia, where they will
visit their two daughters for couple
of months.
Miss Joyce Servoss, of Denison.
visited her sister, Msr. Jas. Watson.
the first of this week.
Mr.. Barrow and family made trip
to Denison in their auto Thursday.
Dave O'Reily and wife, of Omaha
were visiting here and at Denison the
first of the week.
The Fourth of July 1908 has come
and gone. Vail did not have any
formal celebration, yet quite few of
the town people and some Of the
Country folks met at the park and had
an old fashioned Fourth of July time.
The majoriy of our young people went
to Carroll. others went to Dow City.
/, 1t is day we should all celebrate
and continue to celebrate as long as
we live. Few of us realize the i'm
portane of the event that happened
one hundred and thirty-two years ago.
when Thos. Jefferson proclaimed to
the world that all men are born free
and equal. The most of our younger
generation are more than the equal of
our older people in getting up a
Fouth of July racket, but as the
lrishman one said. if he was killed
celebrating the Fourth he would live
hero the rest of his life.
Winifred Wright. of Deniscn.
spent Saturday and Sunday with Vail
friends
/! T.. F. Ratchford went to Lake
Wood the Fourth an will stay over
Sunday with his family.
Joe Briene was in Denison Sunday.
Peter Ludwig made business trip
to West Side Friday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
VAIL ITEMS.

Mrs. jenkins and daughter Mar
garet Regain. of Hobart, Okla. ar
rived here July 3rd and expects to
spend the summer here with relatives
and friends.
John Molseed, of Centervllie. S.
D. has been wishing here for tine past
week.
John Dawson. of Chicago. is visit
ing his uncles, j. and S. Rundlett.
west of town.
Master John o C'onnor and cousin.
Nellie Hickey. left last Saturday for
Clarence, where they will spend their
vacation with their aunts Margaret
and Nellie Hickey.
Delos Servoss. of Denison, was
here on business last Tuesday.
Will Adams was Carroll visitor
Saturday.
Mae Kelly and Margaret Mccarthy
visited friends here Thursday after
noon.
DR.. j. l.. Giblin spent last week
at Albion. Neb.. on business.
John Vennick, of West Side. spen,
the Fourth with Vail friends.
Colonel Wright lett for Denve,
last week. after pleasant visit al
the DR.. Darling home.
Mrs. j. C. Butler, of Orchard
Neb.. visited her sister, in-lw. Mrs.
VIM. Butler, last week.
The Misses Schneckloth, of Deni.
son. spent the Fourth here the guest.
of Miss Maude Paine.
Miss Nellie Harrington and nephew
Willie Mcguire left Wednesday morn
ing for Sihley, la, to spend couple
of months with her sister, Mrs. j
A. Garvin.
Grandma Watson is visiting hel
daughter. Mrs. B. Y. Nicholson anc
family in Denison the past week.
Willie Mitchell has returned from
the Denison hospital feeling fine.
are pleased to say.
Mrs. John Breen departed Wednes
day for Forest City, Ia. where sh,
expects to spend a couple of months
with her parents while John puts u,
hay and improves his farm nea
Deloit.
Mrs. George Thompson. of De
Moines. visited last week here at tn
John Thompson home.
Tom Cody and sister Mary Ann o
Manila, We're here on business Fri
day and visited friends.
Mrs. Joe Rundlett was calling o
Denison friends Monday.
1 Cards are out announcing the ma,
riage of Ed Sheridan, of Des Moine
and Anna Crowley. of Mineral Point
Mimi. The marriage took piac
July 7th.
Mrs. Foley and two daughters, no
occupy the Pound residence in tt
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KIRON.

Violet Peterson is spending several
days this week with the Kiron people
at Lake View.
Elmer Hoaglund returned home
Saturday morning from a business
trip to Omaha.
Rev. Frank Lavine will preach at
the Mission church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. The services in the
evening will be conducted in the
English language.
David Christianson. of Dayton,
Ohio. came home last week to spend
the Fourth at the home of his parents,
Rev. j. A. Christensen and wife.
He holds a position as bookkeeper in
the Farmers State Bank at Dayton.
Mrs. John Sanstrom anu three chill
dren, of Chicago. arrived last week
for an extended visit with her sister,
Rev. Mrs. j. A. christensen and
family.
Agnes sjogren and Ida Anderson
came home from Omaha last week
for weeks stay with relatives and
friends.
i Mr.. Dean. the photographer, who
has been doing considerable work
around Kiron with headquarters at
Schleswig, moved his outfit to Kiron
on Thursday last and expects to re-
main for an indefinite time. He is a
first class workman and is turning
out some pretty fine work.
| Victor Linman. the prominent far
mer near Arthur. spent Thursday in
Kiron transacting business.
| The best mile of road for many
miles around is the fifth mile north
of Kiron. which is being kept in a
most perfect condition with King
drag by B. A. Samuelson. 1t is a
pleasure indeed, to ride over this
portion road and this enterprsing
farmer is setting an example that is
communicable.
Mrs. A. Peterson and daughter
Viola went to Arthur on Thursday.
where they remained over the Fourth
with neighbors and friends.
Esther Anderson, of Ellis, was 8
passenger for Kiron on Thursday
morning.
! C. M. Olson was Denison visitor
on Tuesday.
4 Ollie Larson returned home We'd
nesday from her stay at Denison.
Harry Johnson. the enterprislns
merchant of Bronson, and his nephew
came to Kiron the latter part of tn
week to visit relatives and friend
over the Fourth.
; The Iindstrom brass band gave
concert on the streets Friday ever
0 ing and quite treat it was to liste
a to the excellent music. This bar
!. organized very short while ago al
the music they now render would
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
their faithful work.

B. H. Buffington's barn has re-
ceived coat of paint the past week.
Amy Emery is now working
steady in the Central Office during the
absence of Sadie Milligan. who is
spending her vacation in Buck Grove.
Mrs. DR.. Darling and sister-in-
law. Mrs. Wright. of Vail, spent
several days last week here with the
former niece. Mrs. Clyde James.
Mrs. VIM. Brocklesby and children
left Thursday noon for Atlantic for a
visit with relatives.
/. Grover Morgan and Edward Theo-
bold were Defiance business visitors
Thursday
Dorothy Gaumer returned home
from Chicago the first of the week.
after pleasant visit with her sister.
Mrs. Kellogg.
Cash Crakes was Council Bluffs
business visitor Thursday.
a...Mrs. Joe Perion returned home
from Omaha Wednesday evening.
where she had been in the hospital
undergoing treatment.
Jennie Woodland returned home
from Kenwood Tuesday evening
having completed her term of school
at that place.
Vcrna Emery left Thursday morn
ing for Bayard for visit with her
sister Mrs. Renshaw.
Mr.. Potter and wife are here this
week visiting at the home of their
son. A. r. Potter and family.
Mrs. Charley Copeland is enjoying
a visit from her sister, Ethel Nc
Dowell. of Harlan. this week.
Emil Eggers and wife and son AL
fred left Friday for Charter Oak. hav-
ing been called there by the illness
of Mrs. Egger's brother
!, Jerry Burke, wife and children
visited the latter part of the week
with relatives in Irwin.
Allie Hemminger and Ora Bliven,
who attend summer school in Denison,
spent the Fourth here at their paren-
tai homes.
r. G. Jackson, wife and children
and Mrs. Jackson's mother. Mrs.
McElwen, spent the latter part of the
week in Council Bluffs with relatives.
Frank Hemminger enjoyed a visit
from DR.. Hemminger and wife, OF
Philadelphia last week
John Gluckstadt and wife stopped
off between trains here Thursday or
their way to Perry. where they viii
make their home. They were married
in Omaha the proceeding day.
Mrs. Lem Burlington went over OF
the train to Defiance Friday morning
TO assist Mr.. Burlington on tn
Fourth.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
MANILA ITEMS.

Rev. M. M. Cable was an Omaha
visitor on Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Miller and wife are visiting
this week with relatives in Avoca.
j. r. Thede was Portsmouth bus
mess visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. L. B. Beckman and daughter
Vara returned home from Des Moines
Tuesday, after an extended visit there
with relatives.
Miss Sophia Jaissley. of Chicago.
came Saturday for an extended visit
here with her uncle Bertha Jesman
and family.
1. l.. Alfred and wife were Omaha
and Council Bluffs business visitors
Tuesday.
B. F. Whey returned home from
Mt. Vernon one day last week. after
"a visit there with his sister, Mrs.
Hogie.
Alma Jones visited with her mother
between trains Tuesday.
Lottye woodward attended the
race meet in Bayard on Friday and
Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Vest (nee Miss Copeland. of
Denver. visited between trains here
Tuesday on her way to her parental
home in Sioux City.
d. P. Robertson was an Omaha
business visitor Tuesday.
Minnie johnson and Pearl West
spent Saturday celebrating at Lake
Manawa.
John Suhr and wife transacted bus
iness in Omaha on Tuesday of last
week.
George Disburg. wife and children
returned home from Tomah, Wis,
this week. after pleasant visit there
with Mr.. Disburg's brother, Leo anc
family.
Bessie Graul, of Harlan. is q
guest this week of her friend. Vic
toria Saunders.
Mrs. Tom Brown is reported to be
son the sick list at the present
writing.
Name Prosser gave party Mon
day evening for the high school. A
very enjoyable time was had. such
as is always had there.
j. H. Tryon had the misfortune
one day last week to have 2x4
fall down from the roof and hit hin
lin the eye.
Maria and Name Prosser and Sadie
Milligan left Wednesday morning fol
Buck Grove. where they Will camf
out for month. Later on they will
be Joined by Cicero Morgan and wife
ann Alice Barber and her friend.
Two Salvation women from Cedar
Rapids have been here the past weel
preaching the gospel on the streets
We all hope many hayward person
has been led into the.right path BY
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
Boys Life Saved.

My little boy. four years old. had a
severe attack of dysentery. We had
two physicians both of them gave
him up. We then gave him Cham
berlain's Cole. Cholera and Diar-
rhea remedy which cured him and be-
lieve that saved his life. William
H. Stroling, Cabron Hill. Ala. There
is no doubt but this remedy saves
the lives of many children each year.
Give it with castor oil according te
the plain printed directions and &
cure is certain. For sale by Phi. A
Schlumberger.
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a credit to older existing bands.

credit to older existing bands.
A couple of Mormon Elders held
meeting on the street one evening
last week. They travel through
the country on foot. without purse or
script. calling on the farmers ana
distributing their literature and ex-
planning further the principles they
advocate.
Frank Peterson, son Of Peter
Peterson, who formerly resided five
miles northeast of Kiron was married
to Miss Laura Anderson at her home
in Sioux City Tuesday evening.
Frank is fireman on the Northwest
ern and has many acquaintance in
Kiron. who wish him all kinds of Joy.
Andrew E. johnson and wife and
Chas. Berg and wife attened the we'd
ding of Frank Petersen at Sioux City
Tuesday evening.
We regret that we are unable to
furnish the write-up this week Of the
two successful and enjoyable picnics
held the Fourth, but will try and do
so next letter. We may miss num-
Der of news items this week as our
time is limited at present. busy get >
ting ready to start for the lakes to
enjoy few days rest together with
family and friends. We shall not re-
port our successful fish captures as
they have been doubted in the past.
Only recently when the writer caught
with his hands fine eight FOUNDER
in the lake our friends thought it was
purchased. so our wonderful feats in
this line at the lake will never APP
pear on record.
The Lavine's held family reunion
in kiron last week. Ephraim, of
Omaha, Enoch from Soldier. Miss
Josie from Denver. Colorado, and
Rev. Frank, all came to Kiron last
Friday to spend the Fourth together
with Miss Hilda On Monday tc-
gether with E. E. Clausen and wife.
!. of Kiron, and Miss Agnes Swanson. of
Wakefield. Neb. they went to Lake
| Veiw to enjoy few days outing.
The corner stone of the new Bap-
fist church will be laid on next Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. A short
and appropriate service will be held.
| A large number are expected to be
present at this event.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

''E. C. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago.
Ills. &C entelmen In 1897 had a
disease of the stomach and bowels.
In the spring of 1902 | bought a bot
tie of Kodol and the benefit l received
all the gold in Georgia could not buy.
May you live long and prosper.
Yours very truly. c. N. Cornell.
Roading. Ca. Aug. 81. 1906. !"
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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Chamberlain's S 63.Esbe Sh01 krns ana
Never fails. Buy it now. It may save ira
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Fulton Folding go carts, the
Worlds Standard at John Fastji. 2O-tf
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-25

North Yakima-Bessesson Burke
Darling, McWhorter, Remy, Smiley
Thomson.
Oakesdale-J. Cone. NJ. Conlin. l.
Derman. c. Henry, p. Knapp. j. Mar
Tin ! Matlock, G.. Mutard. w. Ruth
erford, D. Fox.
Palouse-R. Boon. r. Calvert, ".
Gatward H. Heckner, F. Kendall. r.
Klots. H. Marnock. B. Robinson, F.
Schultz.
Pendleton-H. Bean. r. Chambers,
r Dickson. A. custer, c. Gordon, o.
law. n. Kimball. H. McDill, A Means,
l.. Means, c. Turner.
Poneroy-T. Cole, G.. Cole, r. Davis,
Is Dixon. H. Fitzgerald. u. Humpn-
Trey.
Prosser-N. Corbitt. n. Cowan, r.
Mason. A. McCown. A. MCNEIL, A.
Iseveryns, W. Severyns.
Ritzyille-V. Bennington. F. Jones,
w. Moon, R Newman, F. Perkins, w.
Rosenoff, r. Snyder.
SpOkane-D. COIN, L. Hunter r.
Strong. E. Cohn, II. Luck, w. Engle-
horn. w. Dewitt, S. Jensen, F. Fan
cher. J. Fancher, C. Argo, F. Nohr, II
Conner. NJ. Munroe H. Wooster. E.
I.ienholz. w. Brown.
The Dalles-R Alexander, c. Brad
shaw. c. Condor, ]. Galbraith. c.
Grayson R. Harper, G. Sanders.
Waitsburg-W. Baregess.5 S. Breeze,
O. Buchanan, H. Conover. G. Cox, z
Cox. C. Keiser D. keiser, G.. Kinder
G oundagin c. Martin, L. McBoyle, L.
Weller.
Walla Walla-E. Alice, G. Ash, n.
Bowers, f. BruntOn. H. CoWan. V.
Dresser, F. Griffith. G.. Jones. d. Nc
Canse S. Miller, G. Morgan, L. Ro-
mine. H. Rocks F. Schwalbach, j.
Snyder. c. Stack, w. Steele. H. Stru-
theirs, G. Woods, Glen Woods. J.
Crawford.
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IN FOR
1R|-STATE MEET
ANkENY FIELD BEING PUT I'm
SHAPE FOR BIG ATHLETIC
EVENT.

| Work was begun this morning on
the track at Whitman college and by
next Thursday Ankeny field will be
in better condition than ever before
When in shape the track is the big
gest and the best in the whole north :
west. 1t has a 220 yard straight
away allowing 10 men to run abrea st
in the dashes and eight in the hurdles
The oval is perfect and one OF the
best curved quarter mile tracks in the
west
Seating accommoda tons in the
bleachers and grandstand will be pro-
vided for 5000 or $500 people. The
bleachers inside the fence next the
diamond have been moved back across
the track behind the fence and west
of the grandstand The hurdles arr
being repaired and the throwing rings
fixed UP. The vaulting and jumping
standards are being put in good CON
ditlon and everything will be ready
by next Wednesday for the big meet
The entries have ben completed for
the big tri-state interscholastic con-
test and are as follows
Baker City-B. Baer, H. -eers. l..
Blum, R. Denham, L. Finch, F. Schu-
maker, A. Service, F. Stuller j. White.
Boise. Arney. F. Blackjack. W,
Biomgren, G.. Devaney. w. Karts. G..
Mcconnell, F. Murphy. J. Pierce. ].
Watts.
Ellensburg.- A. Chiles,
Cleman, c.. Cooke, G.. Cooke, L. Cooke,
Gault McCarty, Simons, Wilson
Fossil-W. Bowen, E. Chapman. r
Chapman, F. CoryeIl. E. Donnelly, l..
Rhinehart
Garfeld-G. Coe, c. Gwinn, n
Gwinn, c. Harding, c. Hood, F. How
ard, A. Johnson, E. Johnson, f. Love,
L. McCroskey, Morrison. H. Sain. c.
Sanders, r. Westcoat.
Island City.-R. Chanault. d. Davis.
J. Irwin. J. Perry. E. Schwebke, n.
Stin, r. Walters.
La Grande-V. Bolton, S. Carpy, F.
Earls. A. Myers, w. Pearce, J. Will
hanson, r. Young.
LewistOn-G. Eckhert, 3. Hersey, J.
Hogoboom, L. Hobbler. c.. McEachron.
J. Phillips. w Phillips, F. Shaw, E,
Storer. E. Turner
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4 WonlWs APPEAL

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matism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica lumbagos, backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains,
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fortunes. She feels it her duty to send
it to all sufferers FREE. You cure
yourself at home as thousands will tes
tify-nO change of climate being nee
ceSsary. This simple discovery ban
ishes uric acid from the blood, and
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and tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you, for proof address
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box r, South Bend,
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NORTHWEST NEWS
>>>>>>>>>~>

There is serious trouble in the pub
lie school at Kiona. Last Friday all the
Simmons left the room and the build
ing when the principal informed them
they were so badly bOy-struck they
could not do justice to their studies.
The parents Of the girls uphold them
in rcsenting the insult and the princi-
pal had been asked to resign. which he
refuses to do without hearing.
A few days ago Edward FenaZi dis
appeared from his home at Burnett,
near Tacoma and Wednesday his dead
body was found in a reservoir which
SUP plies. the village with drinking
water.
Emil Gaillac. the 6-year-oId son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gaillac of Chesaw,
while playing on the school grounds,
with his little associates, touched a
flaming match to dynamite cap. AS
a result, part of two fingers or
his left hand were blown off.
part Of two fingers on his left hand
Twenty three fragments of the cap also
penetrated his face and several en-
! tered his body.
Too much whisky imbibed by the
, Indians Of the Quiniault reservation,
! while celebrating the wedding of Jack
| Wilcox, came near ending in a tragedy
which was averted by a bystander, who
knocked the muzzle of a shotgun aside
as. Johnny Shale tiled to shoot an In
dian woman. The party had been to
! Hoquiam, and, obtaining a large sup
ply Of whisky. returned to the reserva-
ton, where they held jubilee for sew
eral days.
| An attempt was made to hold up the
North Coast Limited on the North
ern Pacific about Is miles east of Butte
Wednesday night. The train was
br ught to a stop when a number Of
! torpedoes swere exploded. but the en-
gineer and fireman, suspecting a hold
UP, acted with great caution and the
bandits became frightened and disap-
peared.a There were at least four of
Them, as that many were seen with
| guns Ia their hands. $50.
John Ostercanp of Cincinnati. who
WAS stealing a ride with others in a
box car, was killed at Billings, Mont,
I Thursday. In the car were heavy steel
cables wound on spools and when the
cars bumped the spools worked for
ward. crushing the man to death.
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, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
>>>>>>>>>>>>'

Fred S. Huff yesterday afternoon an
nounced his candidacy on the republi-.
can ticket for the nomination of coun-
Gilman from the First ward.
Some 200 members of .he local lodges
of the Odd Fellows will go to Pasco to-
night to assist il: the installation OF an
Odd Fellows lodge there. The delega-
ton leaves on the o'clock train, re-
turning on the 8 o'clock train tomorrow
morning.
In the parlors of the Central
Christian church last night the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-25
PROF o. S. MATTHEWS.

+ After a few weeks absence on 4
+ business and pleasure, Prof. O. S. 1
= Matthews has returned home. He I
r is better prepared to attend to I
= business than ever. Would be /
+ glad to meet and talk to any one 4
+ in regard to their health or t.oub- /
= lie, whatsoever, do not carelessly /
+ cast aside an opportunity that is 4
+ worth more than money. Consul +
+ tation free. Is IL Alder ST. Phone +
+ 1899. Walla Walla. Wash. i.
+ +
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ATTENTION SONS OF HERMAN

You are requested to assemble at
Germania Hall, Sunday. April 26 at
1870 o'clock p. M, to attend the fune-
raj of our late Brother John Sommer-
halter.
ERNEST BACHTOLD, Sec.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-25

Whether or not the pen is miehtier
than the sword will be determined 20
r1o',Cw at the baseball game % be
played between the sol Ger, ard the
convict; at the state ,r!sor at 3 SO
Tie game is a benefit, the proceeds to
go to the prison library and band fund.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-25

q number it's friends at a banquet in
their honor. c. l. Hall was appointed
POSTMASTER and the following re-
sponded: Otto Rupp. C. NJ RAIDER, C. H.
Whiteman, Grant Bond. J. w. sum
mers and Rev. S G.. Fisher.