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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31
PLAN BASKET SOCIAL.
Ladies of Aiki Chapter Preparing for a
Big Feast.

After the regular business meeting
of AIki chapter, O. E. S., to be held in
the Masonic temple next Thursday
evening, Feb. g. the ladies of the chap
ter will give a basket social. Each
lady has been instructed to prepare a
basket containing refreshments for
two. and the baskets will be disposed
of at auction, the proceeds to be ap-
piled on the new upright grand piano
which the chapter recently installed in
the lodge room. An excellent time is
looked forward to.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31
WEALTHY FATHER LET'S
HIS SON GO TO JAIL
Lyman Sternberg of Tacoma High
School Must Serve Out Sentence.

TACOMA, Jan. 31.-Lyman Stern
berg. a well-to-do business man, would
rather see his 17-year-old son in jail
for nine days than to pay the SO and
costs which Judge Card imposed upon
the youth after finding the boy guilty
of the charge of shooting quail out of
season.
/ 81 could pay the fine but that would
do the boy no good. Let him go to Jail.
II may teach him a lesson and it GER
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31

tainly won't do him any HARM" was
the unusual view taken by Sternberg.
Tacoma courts in which a father Of
means has permitted his son to go to
Jail rather than pay a fine for a minor
offense of this character.
Young Sternberg feels deeply humili-
ated over the disgrace of his wrong
doing He is a student in the High
School.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31
cATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.

With Local Applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease "a
tarrh is a blood or constitutional DIS
ease and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts dl-
rectlv on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
ouack medicine. 1t was prescribed oy
one of the best physicians in this coun-
trv for wears and is a regular prescrlp-
ton. It is composed of the best tones
known. combined with the pest olooo
purifiers acting directly on the mu-
cons surfaces. The perfect comoina-
lions of the two ingredients is "ha'
nro.1uces such wonderful results In
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
FL CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. price foc-
TAKE Halls Family Pills for constr
patton.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

80 j. ". WOODS AND H. A. TRIP
Ser' NJ. D. v. Graduate Veterinary
surgeons. Office, Mcbride Bros. Co.
sS' Phone 957. Hospital service.
asst. State Veterinary.
j. j. MURRAY, VETERINARY
surgeon and Dentist; graduate OF
american Veterinary College. N. T.
hce' Star Livery Barn, corner Oh
MN and Alder. Phone $50. lSll
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A large contingent of Pendleton's
"rooters" are expected to arrive with
the team this afternoon to support
their players on the field of battle.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31
RIDPATH WANTS TO
RUN FOR GOVERNOR.

Spokane Millionaire Mining Man Will
Ask for Republican Nomination.
SPOKANE. Jan. 31.-Col w. Nj.
Ridpath pioneer of Spokane and a mil
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PROFESS IONAL.

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wait for the cars at the Book Nook.
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WILL TRADE IRRIGATED LAND
1oF horses. Address, Geo. Pommel'
iouchet, Washington. 8
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wo,t for the cars at the Book Nook.
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GEN

WHITE FRONT, WALLA WALLA
JUNK ShOp-Wholesale and retah
oealers in all kinds Of Hides, Wool
scrap Iron, Brass, Copper, Rubber
Lead Zinc. Bottles, Old Rubbers and
secondhand Sacks and Second
hdnd Furniture, Stoves and Carpets
A. SHANK, Telephone Main S7s
IOS East Main street.
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lionaire mining man, announces that
can nomination for governor at the
coming primary election. His platform
calls for an honest, economical admin
iStration. Ridpath is one of the best
known men in eastern Washington.
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FOR RENT.
Restaurant in Genevay hotel, near
new O. r. & n. depot (S)
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26

CALLED BY lLLNESS-F. J. Barr left yesterday morning via the Day light Express for Mention, Mich. be- ing called by the serious illness of his step father. He expects to be gone about a month.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26
N. PORTE
SADDLE AND HARNESS CO. SPURS AND BITS. 40 West Washington St.
 Telephone Red 131.

Ariz brings important news of con templated developments in that sec tion, which DIds fair to be among the busiest portions of the territory within a few months. He says that arrangements for the financing of the London-Arizo are well under way. with every promise Of successful completion within the next few weeks, ana that, when the property starts up again. it will be upon a big scale
 Nearly 40 per cent of the capitaliza- tion of S10,000,00O in s1O shares is held in this city, and the news that
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. sTEE,

FUNERAL OF MRS. EES-The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Stees will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the family residence, No. SIP East Port land.
 TRANSFERRED TO THE COUN- TY-Henry Lawson and Loreta Gar cia. both held on the charge of adul- tery, were yesterday transferred to the county jail.
 SUNDAY VlSITORS-Andy Garcia and AlgernOn Dove, better known as Babe" "Sundayed" with Chief of Po- lice Moore in the city jail. The guests were on the inside and had to enjoy their visit.
 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-As- the twenty-fGth annual convention of the grand lodge Knights of Pythias will be held in Phoenix, commencing No vember II, 1908, at 10 a. m, the committee appointed by Phoenix lodge No. ?, and Pythian sister Purity Temple No. 9 for the purpose of ar rangement for the grand lodge and temple Of this session. states as fol- lows: That on Tuesday evening, No vember 10. 1908, at S:30 o'clock, a re- ception will be rendered to all repre- sentatives, members of Pythian Sis ters Grand Temple. the grand lodge and all visiting knights and their la dies at the hall of the Arizona School of Music, North Center street All visiting Pythian sisters and knights are cordially invited to attend The grand lodge will convene November II, 1908, at 10 a m., at K of P. hall. 21 East Washington street, Wednesday morning. The Pythian Sister Grand Temple will also meet at same place and time. Purity Temple No. 9 will entertain Wednesday evening. Novem- Der II; Phoenix lodge No will enter tain Friday evening. November 13. Other arrangements or changes will be announced at the meeting of the grand lodge and Temple. The committee will have headquarters at the K. of P. hall during the fair week and will be glad to give any information. They will contrivc to get a list of rooms to be had, and knight or sister desiring room can call at K. of r. hall and re- ceive list where rooms can be had.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26
A PHOENIX MANS FAITH-Tbere

 is a certain Phoenix man. a republi- can, who is becoming quite irritated at the democratic talk about Bryans "cinch." Chairman Mack of the demo- cratic committee claims Bryans cleo tion on 3O1 sure votes. Chairman Hitchcock believes Taft will win by at least 100 electoral votes He con tends that there must be some mistake somewhere, and he believes it has been made by Mack. Anyhow he has bunch of even money that Taft will win by 75 votes and will stake his judgment on 100 majority for Taft on the basis of S1OO to $15O. If pressed little he might take several doses of the same medicine.
 THE LONDON ARIZONA-Thc following from the Los Angeles Times is of local interest: c. F.. Finney, president of the LOndOn-Arizona Cop per company, who has just returned from a trip of inspection to the properties in the vicinity Of Kelvin,
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26

active operations may be resumed will be of great interest to the local mining world. The London Arizona Copper company has recently ac- quired the property of the London Range Copper company, adjoining 1t, and consisting of 26 claims, or 800 acres. The total number of claims now controlled is 94. an acreage of 1S00 Five thousand feet of work has been done on both properties. and the ore bodies opened up in over a hundred places.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-26
COFFEE

You can buy something called coffee" at l0c ID with 5000 miles of R R freight from the roastcr don't.
 Your grocer returns your money q TOu sonr Hks Schilllbg's Best: Ve pay hin-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
CLAIMS TO MINERAL
LANDS INVESTIGATED
Big Land Force Will Be Thrown
Into Field Immediately to
Get Evidence
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO. New. Oct. 22-The entire force
at the command Of United States Land
Commissioner bennett is 10 be thrown
into the field in Nevada st once that
those who own disputed mineral land
along the line of the Southern Pacific
between Winnemucca and the Nevada
California line may be given an op-
portunity to protect their rights be
tween now and January 3, 1903 At
that time the statute of limitation Will
have expired and the Southern Pacific
company will have incontestable title
TO thousands of acres of what is be-
lieTed TO be one of the greatest mineral
properties in the world, lying between
the California line and Winnemucca,
about zoo miles in length and 90 miles
IN Width. Nearly six years ago the
company secured patents to this land
claiming il contained no mineral.
Shortly after Buck ingalls, filed suit
Tor title 10 property in the Olinghouse
near here. Since that time others
similarly affected have been awaiting
the outcome of his suit, thinking their
title would rest upon the decision. A
year ago Colonel Winfield Scott Pros
key, also interested. began an inves-
tigation and few days ago discovered
the fact that each protest must be
flied separately. The matter was taken
up with Commissioner bennett at
once and Proskey will leave for Wash
ing tomorrow TO assist in the inVesti-
gation which will now be made.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
OIL DISCOVERED IN
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
Big Strip of Land Bonded by
Company and Prospects Are
Exceedingly Bright

STOCKTON, Oct. 22.-on has been
discovered in the southern part of San
Joaquin county and such companies
as the Standard oil and the Daisy oil
company believe that the product
abounds. in this section in commercial
quantities. Already a strip of land
two miles wide and fifteen miles in
length has been bonded By the Daisy
oil company and on this strip rigs are
being installed for the purpose of bor-
ing wells for tests at various depths
Throughout the section generally wells
viii be bored to depths corresponding
with the Bakersfield and Coalinga fields
and those now on the grounds are con-
hdent that the south San Joaquin fields
Will prove the most profitable in the
state. To tide water from the oil
fields is only a short distance and the
transportation problem will be easy
of solution. The San Joaquin oil com
pany has leased a portion of the Daisy
oil company and is now operating
Wen on the J. l.. Gallagher ranch in
that district. The Daisy oil company
learned secretly of the presence of oil
in that section and has already ex-
pended s55,000 in providing rigging for
the search for oil.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
BURGLAR SHOOTS
DOWN A JFWELER
After Firing Fatal Shot, He
Jumps Into Taxicab and
Makes Escape
New York Police Unable to Sc
cure a Clew in Bold
Crime

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-An audacious
robbery and possible murder occurred
here tonight when Maurice Tannen-
holz, Lexington avenue Jeweler, was
shot by an unknown man, who has
posed as "a friend" OF Constant A An
drews, president Of the United States
savings bank of this city. and had
stolen two Diamond earrings. The rob-
Der escaped in a taxicab
Tannenholz was in his shop when a
man entered and handed him type
written letter addressed to him and
purporting to be from Andrews. 1t in
trodueed the bearer as George II. Leo
pold, an old personal friend. 1t further
stated that Leopold" had s.. 2.000 to in
vest in iamonds.
Never doubling the authenticity OF
the letter. Tannenholz showed Leopold
tray OF diamonds The stranger Sc
lected the earrings and then suddenly
ran from the store. Tannenholz and
two clerks pursued the man and the
former grabbed him by the shoulder.
The robber drew a revolver, fired at
Iannenholz and sprang into the taxi
cab, which was standing near the store.
The chauffeur Of the machine was un-
doubtedly a confederate, for he sent it
lying down the street and it had disap-
peared long before the police reached
the scene
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
PROMOTION COMMITTEE
PLANS NAVY YARD TRIP
Will Visit Mare Island to Be
Posted on Launching of
the PrometheuS

In order that it may obtain complete
Information regarding the coming
launching Of the giant collier Pro-
metheus at Mare island navy yard. the
members OF the reception committee OF
The California Promotion committee
viii visit the yard in a body tomorrow,
Saturday. and viii also meet the people
OF Vallejo who are making prepara-
IiOns Tor the launching. The members
Of the committee will be guests of the
Vallejo chamber Of commerce and the
merchants association. and also Of
Commander Phelps OF the navy yard.
The party. consisting Of the committee
ana fades. viii leave San Francisco
Saturday morning by boat from the
Clay street dock OF the Monticello
steamship company at S:45, arriving at
Vallejo at 12:45- and viii return to San
Francisco just before o'clock in the
evening. A committee representing the
Vallejo organizations will meet the
party at the san Francisco dock and
accompany il TO Vallejo.
Following is the personnel Of the re-
ceptfon committee which has the mat
ter in charge: William J. Dutton.
chairman: Henry NJ Abrams. Charles
W. Conlisk, J. Parker Currier, Charles
Il Crocker, Burt L. Davis. Zoeth $.
EIdredge, Rudolph Herold Jr.. Living
ston jerks. A J. LeBreton. Z. W. Mar
win. Frederick H Meyer. E. J. Molera,
Edgar Painter, Henry Payot, George
II. Pippy, Robert A Roos, Max l. ROs-
enfield, Charles z. Runyon. Julian Sonn-
tag, Chauncey NJ. St. John, r. J. Taus-
sig and Harry r. Williar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
PRESIDENT LIKELY
TO PRODUCE PLAY
Roosevelt Tells Theatrical Call.
ers He May Need Services
OF Manager
Actor Suggests That He Be
Given Honor of Staging
Great Drama
SPECIAL DIsrArcH 10 THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga vague
conception which has been growing in
the minds OF many people TO the effect
that President Roosevelt is conteln-
plating taking a hand in the doiugS OF
the stage. and possibly producing his
own ideas of what should constitute
the real American drama. took on
something Of realization today.
IT was reported that Roosevelt had
intimated jokingly 10 some theatrical
callers at the white house that it was
rot improbable he would some day bid
Tor the services OF a professional play
produced by himself
Frederic Thompson and Mabel Talia-
ferro. his wife. called on the president
who gave them a hearty greeting and
expressed his satisfaction with Thomp-
sons play, which he witnessed Mon
day night. He suggested that Thomp-
son go ahead and produce some more.
Perhaps ] can some day have the
honor OF producing the great American
drama written by yourself" said
Thompson.
The president grinned broadly and
As he dismissed Thompson to grasp
the hand Of the next visitor in line. he
said:
We'll perhaps-perhaps- may
be-
Judging from the fact that the presi-
dent has attended productions of sew
eral new plays in Washington since
his return from his summer vacation.
and has received many players and au-
thOrs at the White House, either for
mere introductiOns and handshakeS or
IS guests at luncheon, il would seem
that he is at least Interested in his
trionics.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
PORTLY POLICEMEN HAVE
DIFFICULTY IN DRILLS
Captains Conboy and MacManus
Rivals for HonorS in March
ing ManeuVers

Intense rivalry in the police depart
rnent between Captains conboy and
AfscAIsnus has been brought about by
the recent order Of Chief Of Police
Biggy for a rigid inspection Of the
entire force, to take place Saturday,
October 81.
The main controversy between the
two well proportioned captains con-
Germs the ordinary drill tactics. Right
face, left face-these two maneuvers
sre a cinch for the portIy captains;
but right about face-tne faces of both
officers show a look of pain when the
chief orders the right about face.
Captain Conbcy declares that Mac
Manus can not perform the right about
face without falling down MacManus
declares that he can perform the feat
The captain calls it a feat-and that
he can do # better than Conboy.
ConbOy made the declaration last
night that MacManus' legs are shorter
than his and that it was impossible
for his rival to turn half way around
and Still remain standing on his feet.
The admiral offered to bet real money
that MacManus couldn't do IL. Every
man on the police force from captains
down to patrolmen has q wager on the
outcome Of the exhibition drill.
IT was reported that during practice
drill Yesterday Conboy had police
man standing next to him TO catch him
tn case he fell down MacManus caught
Conboy in the act and claims that the
latter IS not acting fair.
MscManus acknowledges that he
needs practice
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
SURPRISE PROMISED
BY HAMS DEFENSE
New Evidence Said to Have Been
Found That Gives Justifica=
ton for Killing
Doctor Who Operated on Mrs.
s Hams Alleged to Have
Been Discovered
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, Oct 22-District At
torney Darrin of Queens county hopes
TO try Captain Hams and his brother,
Thornton, early in December.
In the nefense of Captain Hams
there viii be introduced a letter writ
ten to Hams by Lieutenant Andrus,
formerly of Fort Hamilton, in whose
quarters Mrs. Hams took refuge the
night of her alleged confession of
wrongdoing, informing Captain Hams
that his wife was regretful and that
she had asked the lieutenant TO ask
her husband to forgive her She told
Lieutenant Andrus, says Joseph A.
Shay OF counsel for Hains, that she
had deeply wronged her husband, but
hoped he would "be lenient with her.
Lieutenant Andrus is now in vir-
ginia. but viii be at the. trial. Shay
said.
The defense proposes TO spring a sur
prise on the prosecution in the nature
OF evidence TO show that something de-
veloped two days before the murder of
Annis that impelled IIains to do the
killing. Shay declared today that he
had come across 2 witness who viii
testify TO this incident. the nature Of
which he would not divulge.
The defense has found the physician
who performed the alleged operation
upon Mrs. Hains while her husband
was IN rhe philippines and two nurses
who. Mcintyre asserts, attended Mrs
Hams, all of whom will be witnesses.
Mrs. Hains. it is declared. assumed the
name Of Mrs. Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
MINING EXPERTS
MAKE SUGGESTIONS
Important Recommendations Of
fered for Minimizing Loss of
Life in Coal Districts
Sanitation and Use of Explosives
Included in Report to
Government

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22=Important
suggestions for minimizing loss of life
In the coal mines of the United States
are contained in a report submitted to
President Roosevelt today through
Secretary Garfield by the three mining
experts who have investigated condi-
tions in American mines. These ex-
perts, Captain Arthur Desborogh of
England, Victor Watteyne of Belgium
and Carl Meissner of Germany, came to
this country six weeks ago at the invi-
tation of the United States govern
ment The recommendations of the ex-
perts refer to conditions to which more
than 100000 miners are subjected each
day. The examination of explosives by
the government with view to eIimi-
mating the more dangerous kinds and
to improve and standardize the most
suitable for mining purposes is recom-
mended.
That greater care should be exer-
cised where gas or dust is known 70
occur in the mine, and that waterine.
should be more effective, are also sug-
gested in the report.
Recommendations regarding new
construction, such as the lining su-
perstructures, ventilation and hauling
are made.
The experts attach much Importance
to the use of electricity for mining
operations and for shot firing as of
value in safeguarding the lives of
miners.
The mine experts deplore what they
term the large and permanent loss Of
coal in mining operations in many por-
tions of the United States, which, thev
argue, might be prevented by more ef-
fectual methods.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
STUDENTS TO FIGHT
BAR EXAMINATION
Members of University Law As
sociation Seek to Secure
Special Privilege
Want Permission to Practice
Legal Profession on Strength
of College Diploma

BERKELEY, Oct. pa movement to
obtain the privilege from the academic
departments of the university to prac-
tice law after graduation without a
formal bar examination has been
started by the members of the law as
sociation or the students. The uniYsr-
sity faculty Will be appealed to in an
effort TO induce the appellate court TO
give the students here the same privi-
lege which is accorded the graduates of
the Hastings college of law of San
Francisco, which is affiliated with the
university.
c. Kelley Hardenbrook, former editor
of the student daily, has been named
as the head of the committee to inter
view the faculty +. l.. Talbot. grad
uete of Stanford university, and III. +.
Orr are the other members of the
committee. That the committee will be
met with opposition is evidenced by the
fact that professors of the law depart
meat have declared that graduates OF
the university should be able to pass
the tests before the court and that the
standard of the law department would
be raised by requiring the students to
take the bar eAa animation.
Other committees of the law asso-
citation that have been appointed are:
On publication Of law review. NJ b. Sewers.
l.
means. A. Fl. Brandt. 4. :. Devote, NJ. NJ. Mar
tin. II. u. Hoover and Il. VI. Sheridan; to Sc
cure speakers for meetings. ". S. Wells, 81. l..
Harrison and Ii. G. Reyman
The big c" society of the athletes
of the university have commenced a
campaign of advertisement of the uni
versity in the high and prepare tory
schools throughout the states: The
Daily Californian. the student paper, is
sent to the schools, along with other
litera ture.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
CALIFORNIA CLUB WILL
HOLD EXHIBITION
Paintings of Most Prominent
Local Artists VIII Be
Hung

The California club has issued in
xitations to an exhibition of paint
ings Of California artists. which Will
be held in the clubrooms in Clay street
from Tuesday, October %, until Sunday.
November j. Tuesday there viii be
2 reception, when the guests viii have
an opportunity Of meeting the artists
who are exhibiting their works, and
Sunday afternoon there win be a simi-
lar reception The paintings VIII be
sent 10 the club tomorrow, but win
not be on exhibition until the 9th.
Among those who have contributed to
this affair are William Keith. Xavier
MARTINEZ. G. Cadenasso, Eugen Neu-
haus. Arthur Matthews, G. T. p Piaz-
zonf. Maurice del Niue. r. Pardington,
Sophie Brannan. Julie Heinemann. Olga
Alderman, Charles Dicl<man and Evelyn
YA-ifbroW