Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-10-09
THE NORTHWEST

liquor selling.
Evaline Marie Bourgoine. aged two
years, fell from a hack while return
ing from the funeral of a friend of
her mother at Seattle and her skull
was crushed. She died shortly after
ward.
The annual meeting of the Confed-
crate Veterans association of the
Northwest was called at Helena,
Mont, few days ago. Paul Fusz,
of Phillipsburg, was elected COM
mander.
Two 13-year- old boys were arrested
at North Yakima a few days ago in an
attempt to break into a drug store.
They had broken a window and were
dividing the spoils of the till, $3.50,
when the police interferred.
The Forest Grove division of the
Oregon Electrical railway was opened
Thursday with a celebration at Hills
boro, Ore. The line is in process of
construction from one end of the
Willamette valley to the other.
The miners of Roundup. Mont, are
said to be greatly worked up over the
shooting few days ago of Andrew
Bolinski, one of their number, by
Nightwatchman Thormand. The Off
GERS are investigating the case.
Kid Curry, one of the most motor
ious holdups and horse thieves in the
northwest, is said to be again operat-
ing in the nieghborhood of Fort Peck,
Indian reservation in Montana. A
number of horses have been stolen in
that vicinity recently. all of which are
charged to him.
City Health Commissioner Spiro
Sargentich of Tacoma has made a
strong recommendation to the city
council to pass an ordinance compell-
ing all cooks at restaurants TO under
go a physical examination every
month, claiming the spread of con-
tagious diseases warrants such a
move.
Property owners with holdings over
the Great Northern tunnel at Everett
are asking the company to make speedy
improvements to its bore, in order to
avert possible calamity from series
of cave-ins. Hoyt avenue, under its
asphalt pavement has sunk II inches
near the point where the cavein &C.
Cured two years ago.
Frank Pittman was killed and
George Rosenberg and L. P. Vaughn
seriously injured in accidents at the
National Lumber company's mill near
Ashford Friday. A log rolled on Pitt
mans body, crushing him to death.
Vaughn had his hand crushed between
two logs and limb fell on Rosen-
berg, breaking his arm.
In the Athena, Oregon, cemetery
Saturday was laid to rest the wife of
Desire st. Dennis, a wealthy sheep
man, and Monday he married Sarah A.
Kennedy, the nurse who cared for his
wife during her sickness. st. Dennis
gave his age as SO, while his bride is
38. Miss Kennedy has been nursing
in that city for some time.
The Idaho supreme court has issued
mandate to Secretary of State Lans-
don, requiring him to accept and file
the ticket presented by the independ-
ent party in Iadho. Landson had re-
fused to receive and file the ticket be-
cause it was presented after the time
he had himself set for receiving and
filing tickets, but he was doing bust
ness in his Office after that hour.
Early last winter A. J. Powell,
travelling salesman, was riding in
coach in the Wallowa country in Ore
gon and had for a footwarmer an oil
lamp. The coach was overturned and
the lamp set fire to the robes which
were tucked tightly around Powell
and he was terribly burned before he
could be extricated. He was taken to
hospital at Walla Walla where new
skin was grated on his injured limbs
and he has just left the hospital a
cured man.
With one arm torn to shreds from
wrist to shoulder, wandering alone in
the woods until he slowly bled to
death, the 10 year old son of William
Leithead, living south of the Colville
river, met tragic fate Monday. With
his IL year old brother the little fell
low had been out hunting. Coming to
a large log the older boy insisted on
aiding the younger over it. The little
fellow was carrying the shot gun and,
oraaninp il by the muzzle, swung it