Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
, NORTHWEST INLAND NOTES =
= = = . Z . . . . Z

NVA u w G0A ANAANO NV4GS
**+<+++**+$%%*%$+
Harrington, Wash, June 81
The revival campaign under the
leadership of Evangelist L. E. Hon.
eywell has closed. A great religious
awakening has been the result oil
the "A meetings held and the en-.
thusiasm aroused has resulted I'M
255 cards being signed declaring ac-
ceptance of Christ. At the last
meeting more than 700 persons
were present and IS were convert
ed.
Pasco, Wash.-Following the raid
made Sunday evening on the Eagle
hotel, F. Caldwell Of Ogden. Utah.
II. Young of st. Louis, Mo-, and
George Mcclure of Ely, New, were
arrested on charges of gambling. A
large supply Of gambling parapher-
MALTA was secured by the officers.
with $3.50 in cash. John Cummings,
night clerk of the hotel, was also
arrested, charged with conducting a
gambling game. The men were or
dered to leave town.
Prosser, WASN'T. A. Hiatt and
! wife passed through Prosser We'd
nesday in their automobile on their
way to Indiana from their home in
Los Angeles, Cal. They were in
San Francisco when the fleet was
there and in Portland for the rose
carnival They are on their way to
visit their old home. Their next
stop of importance after leaving
4 Prosser will be Spokane.
Moscow, Ida.-There will be no
celebration of the Fourth in Mos
| COW this year. 1t has been decided
t. follow the custom of the past and
have a celebration only every other
year. Last year Palouse came to
Moscow, so this year Moscow will go
tn Palouse.
| Weston, Ore.-Much damage to
grain in this vicinity was caused
by the hot winds Tuesday and We'd
nesday While Weston's crop will
be by no means a failure, the yield
| is conceded to be much reduced IN
quantity and quality.
| Rathdrum, Ida.-Bartlett Sim
clair has received a telegram from
United States Senator Borah &C
cepting an invitation to deliver the
Fourth of July Grafton at Ratn'
drum. Senator Borah will speak In
the morning here and II possible
will go to Standpoint in the after
noon to deliver a second address.
Moscow Early Thursday morning
seven women from the lower dis
trict of the city were arrested To-
living in violation of section %
ordinance $40, entitled "An ordi
nance to suppress bawdy houses.
The arrests were made on the com
plant Of Oakley Hall. Wednesda.
evening Mr.. Hall, in company will
Night Policeman Williamson
watched the restricted district, AM
the arrests are the result.
Hatton, Wash.-The warm wealth
err which has prevailed here the las
few days is ripening the grain fast
and harve)t will begin in som
fields the latter part Of next weel
Haying Is we'll advanced. White
wheat is looking fairly we'll and vi
average between Is and 20 bush
els per acre Spring grain is a tt
tai failure, much of it being unf
: for hay.
Asotin, Wash.-The steamer Lev
iston of the o. r. & N. compan
made a trip to Asotin Wednesda
and took from the warehouses hel
a large cargo Of wool. The wo'
has all been harvested in Asoti
county and the yield was excel
tionally good and of fine qualit
Plaza, Wash.-Several of II
farmers here find from one to fl,
sprouts in a stool of spring whes
stung by some insect and in d.
: caying condition, while the rest
> the sprouts in the same stool 81
fairly thrifty. In examining tt
I stung sprouts 1t is found on stril
| ping the sprout at the first joint
| white worm so small that 1t taxi
strong glass to find 1t.
Wallace, Ida.-The first jury col
] viction under the Sunday rest la
| in this county was secured Thur
| day when a jury in the proba
! court found John Watson guilty I