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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
LATE LOCALS

Executive Committee Meets-Tho
executive committee of the publicity
bureau of tho Commercial club held
a meeting at / o'clock this after
noon following a luncheon I'm tho pri-
waite dining room at the club. The
committee discussed details in regard
To the publicity campaign.
Must Ask for Rcceipt-Under an
order from the postmaster general,
Arthur l.. Thomas, postmaster re-
ceived Instructions in regard to
new rule for registering mail. Here
after when letters or packages arc
registered the sender viii be required
TO indorse receipt desired II he
wants return on IT, In order to get
the public familiar with the new
order the clerks have boon instruct
ed TO ask the sender If he desires a
receipt card. Business men who send
registered mail by clerks or office
boys should see 10 II, Postmaster
Thomas says, that the letters or
packages are Endorsed IL they want
return receipt.
Board of Examiners-The state
board OF examiners held a meeting in
the Office of Governor Spry this morn
ing. Routine business occupied the
attention of the board
Clocks Already Taxcd-The Self
NmulnS Aloch company TINS morning
filed with the city recorder a protest
against tho recently adopted license OF
50 per year on electric clocks, main
tanning that these Instruments are al
ready taxed.
Lynch Files Bond-W J. Lynch,
the new secretary OF the state land
board this morning filed this bond for
100000 and the same was accepted
by the commissioners. The sureties
are T. II. Cutler, W. s. Mccormick. ].
d Murdoch. G. S. Burton, A. w.
Carlson. and Byron Groo.
GIee Club RchearsaI-The Harmony
Gloe club, II s. Ensign. director. will
hold its second rehearsal AZ o'clock
this evening at the office. Fred
Graham, As east South Temple street.
p Bishop Jensen Convalcscent--
Bishop James Jensen who was opcrat-
ed on at the DIR. W. H. Groves l.. -. Z.
hospital last week is reported improv-
ing.
Thistle Club Tcstinonial-The |
Thistle club will give testimonial |
concert Friday evening in it's rooms |
AZ % west First South street for the |
benefit OF a member recently arrived |
from England who recently suffered |
serious injuries. The public is inyit-
"a TO attend.
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FOREST FIRES BREAK
OUT AGAIN, PEOPLE FLEE
Are Causing Death and Enormous
Property Loss-TOwn of White
water, II. C., Wiped out.

Spokane. July i9.-Dspatches from
Nelson. r. c., say the forest fires
which Saturday were believed 20 be
causing death and enormous damage
TO property. The town OF Whitewater
has been swept clean as a floor, Not
a vestige of a habitatlon remains. Ref
ugees are fleeing TO Kaslo, where
| many who were overcome have been
| cared for. All the women and chill
dron from Sandon were brought down
| to New Denver. Monday after
noon as a precautionary measure. The
Ram bier Cariboo buildings are a total
loss.
Fire wardens report that the c. p.
r. timber limits at Samoa on the
cast side OF Kootenai lake. are burned.
Help is asked for everywhere and all
abiebodied men are pressed into the
fire lighting service.
Rescue trains from Kaslo were un-
able 10 pass Bear Lake and returned
crowded with refugees, all panic
stricken.
Many women and children over
come with fumes and smoke were
cared for by the hospital authorities
and by citizens OF kaslo,
Bush fires In the vicinity OF Moyie
already have caused destruction ag-
gregating 100000
Gases generated by the FIRE make
the flames jump half a mile at a time.
Another disastrous fire Is reported to
be raging at Clarksons and spreading
rapidly in the direction and spreading
The largest possible gathering Of fire
fighters n In the field.
over two million feet of timber
have been destroyed In the Nelson
district
TOWN OF RYAN WIPED OUT.
Spokane. Wash. July la-The town
Of Ryan, on the Columbia river, ~
miles south OF the Canadian boundary,
Is reported 20 have been wiped out
hy a forest fire. At 6 o'clock last eve
ming the fire zone covered approx
mately the whole territory from |
Bosshurg 20 Marcus along the west |
side Of the Columbia river and from |
Bossburg north to Ryan on the east |
side Of the river. a tract IS miles |
long and Z miles wide Millions Of |
feet Of timber are also reported de-
stroycd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
There VIII be No Beverly Label
On Buckeye Republican Ante.
Convention Situation.
PARTY'S CANDIDATE is HIS
While He Has His Preference lie VIII
Not Declare IN Favor of
Anyone.

| Beverly. Mass. July 1s.--There will
be no Beverly label on the ohio Repub.
| lican ante-convention situation. This
much was decided upon at the sum-
NOR White House today. when. Just
previous To his departure on a 10 days
cruise along the coast OF Maine. Presi-
dent TAFT had as his luncheon guests
Senators Burton and Dick and Repub-
iican Chairman Wade Ellis.
IL Is understood that none OF the
three Ohio visitors today urged upon
the president the preference Of any one
candidate for the Republican nomlna-
ton for governor, while It Is known
that the president may have some per-
sonal preference In the matter. he will
not declare In favor Of any OF the can
didatcs named
The presidents guests left at $3.50.
1nd five minutes latcr the president,
Mrs, Tart and the other members of the
cruising party started for the boat
landing TO board n launch which took
them TO the government yacht May
flower on which the 10 days trip is to
he made.
The 10 days cruise In Maine waters
on board the government yacht May
Hover which began shortly before
pun VIII hlihiu tlt IIt8luent COM
plete rest, although the trip Is taken
primarily on Mrs. Tafts account
Asst. Secy. Of the Navy Beekman
Winthrop. who Is one OF the party,
boarded the yacht shortly before the
presidontu and as he stepped over the
side. - white flag was run up 10 the
main truck and the guns doomed out
salute in his honor.
Half an hour later. when, the presl-
dent boarded the Maynower, the white
haE gave way To- the blue presidential
flag, a salute OF 81 guns was fired, the
crew was drawn up on deck and the
band on board played The Star-Span-
gled Banner"
Those who accompanied the president
we're Mrs. TAFT. Charley TAFT. Horace
u, Tart, the presidents brother Prof
and Mrs. Louis More of Cincinnati
Asst. Secy. OF tho Navy and Mrs Book
man Winthrop. Miss Maybel Boardman
and Capt. Archibald w. Butt, the pres
dents military aid.
The president win make three
speeches during his trip. one at East
port tomorrow, one at Bangor next Sat
urday and the third at Rockland on
tuesday. the 26th None Of these ad-
dresses win touch upon politics I'm any
way
The president will reach Beverly on
his return on July IS.
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WOULD CONTROL
BOTH CONVENTIONS
Western Federation OF Miners
Would Dictate Making Of Con-
stitution Of New States.
MoYER OUTLINES SCHEME
He VIII Attack Law Creating Blu
rcau of Mines, Asserting l. In
Smcltcrs Interest.

| Denver July Surrender hell
The Western Federation OF Miners has
just commenced TO hght declared John
McLennan, president of the Colorado
state Federation OF Labor. in welcom
ing the delegates TO the annual con
vention of the Western Federation OF
Miners which opened here today.
MeLennan predicted an unrelenting
war by capital against labor unions,
and declared he could hear "mutter-
ings OF the coming storm which labor
could not afford to ignore"
He warned the delegates against in
ternh dissension and declared the
Western Federation of Miners would
never moist the nag OF surrender.
loday session was devoted TO ad-
dresses OF welcome ana the appoint
mcnt OF a committee on credentials.
president Cnarics A. Aioyer outlined
MS annual report, which Mnl be deliV-
cred tomorrow 10 the Associated Press.
re stated he wall recommend the APP
pOintment by the convention OF COM
nittee OF seven TO assist IN organizing
"a LABOR union party IA Arizona ana
New MeNico Al enOrt viii ne made to
secure COntroi OF the constitutional
conventions and lorce the adoption or
measures favorable to organized labor
in the constitutions. President Meyer
said Jhdt II the committee IL autnOr-
ized ana he Is given power TO appoint
ITS members, Joseph cannon, member
uf the executive committee OF the fed
eratlOn from Arizona, would De named
as chairman.
President Meyer Is sanguine of sue
cess IN Arizona because oil the strength
OF iaOor unions in that territory. re
is more dubious about New Mexico,
but hopes to divide the constitutional
convention 50 that the labor delegates
VIII hold the balance Of power.
Inc federation VIII demand that the
OF Arizona and New Mex
ico limit the power oil the district
courts To grant inJunetions against
labor unions.
President Meyers report will recon-
mend the bringing Of suit In South
Dakota to determine the legality of the
card system by which a miner is com
PEELED to sign an agreement never to
affiliate with a labor union before he
can secure work In the Deadwood dis
trict
Meyer viii also attack the law Gre
ating a bureau OF mines, declaring
that the measure was so amended in
the senate, at the iustigation OF the
smcltcr interests, as TO except Alaska
from control OF the bureau.
President Meyer declares the fedora
ton has a paid up membership of 81 900
and a membership of 1900 whose dues
are less than three months in arrears.
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H. ]. JENNINGS BANKRUPT.

Harry J. jennings, builder. who
lives at 81 z street, filed "a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in the United
states district court this morning. HIS
assets amount TO $50, consisting OF
wearing apparel His liabilities arc SET
forth at si,5Ss.l6. According to the
schedule OF debts, he has u judgments
against him amounting to about 81 00D.
Some OF them date back to 1878 and
are for meat and grocery bills. physl-
clans bills and materials used in
buildings.
oliver Edward Wilson, a stationary
engineer. filed a petition of voluntary
bankruptcy. His liabilities amount TO
1886 and his assets to $l10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
SEWERS TOO SMALL.

l.. II. Krebs. assistant engineer Of
sewers and drains, says in a letter 10
@. +. MoGonagle, city engineer, that
the s-lnch sewer on the east side OF
Main street between South Temple and
Fourth South and especially between
Third and Fourth South is taxed be-
yond its capacity and he asks permits
sion TO make a connection AT the north
slide OF North Temple across Main to
tho is-inch sewer on the west side Of
the street. This viii cut ont all the
drainage from tho east side Of Main
street north OF North Temple and re-
lieve the over-taxed pipe. He also rec
ommends the lowering OF the s-inch
sewer on Main between Hillside avenue
and Gray avenue. both Jobs to cost In
the neighborhood of $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19

RECENT DEATHS
BAILEY, sopHIA-At her hor

BAILEY, SOPHIA--At her home
In Ephraim, Sanpete county. Utah,
Mrs sophia Bailey, wife OF
the late Alfred Bailey Sr.
died July l6, 1910, after
an Illness OF only week. Mrs.
Bailey was one of Ephraims most
noble and highly respected women
and her death Is mourned by all She
was one of the pioneers OF this city
and has been resident here since
1862. She was born in Birmingham,
England, March 20. 1913, and when
n young lady OF is she became con-
Verted 10 the Mormon religion and
She landed In Florence Iowa in the
CARLY part OF '62, where she and the
party remained for over one month
waiting for the company OF OK teams
To bring them TO Utah. she walked
the entire distance OF over l,4O0
miles and suffered many hardships
during this long and perilous journey
During their trip they were attacked
by the Indians Shortly after her ar
rival In the valley. she went 10
Ephraim where she was married TO
Mr. Bailey. They were among the first
homebuilders In that city. Shortly
after having their little log cabin
prepared the Indians commenced
their depredations against the whites,
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey assisted In build
in gthe rock fort for their protection
until the troubles were over. Mrs
Bailey was the mother OF ~ chill
dren OF them living. all are
and among the most promi-
nent citizens In the community They
are Mrs Orson Poulsen, Alfred. VIII
liam. James. Mrs Sarah Poulscn,
Frank, John and Mrs. Ada Stevens
Three sisters survive her who arc
Mrs :. a. Cazier, Mrs. Caroline NJ
Cooper. and Mrs. Harriet Brun all
Of Nephi, Thirty-four grandchildren
and two grcat-grandchildre also
survive her. Mrs. Bailey win be
greatly missed In the tabernacle choir
where she hos been a singer nearly
every sunday for the past "a years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
MISS GATES TO SING
VIII be Star Attraction at Brighton In
\ Pioneer Day Concert
Monday Next.

Advices received from Brighton to-
day state that a grand cele bration OF
Pioneers day viii be INDUCED I'm
there, In the shpae OF big concert at
the Brighton hotel on Monday evening.
the 2bth. with Emma Lucy Gates as
the star attraction. Miss Gates re-
turns TO Berlin for the fall and winter
season early next month. leaving Salt
Lake the 29th, and sailing from New
sion before she left To sing IN two con-
certs In Utah, one of which has al
ready been given in the Salt Lake
theater with pronounced success The
other was booked for either Ogden or
Provo or the tabernacle, but the ex.
treme heat has decided Miss Gates
to remain at Brighton. where she was
made a handsome offer by the enter
prising manager OF the Hotel Brish-
ton, Mr.. T. c. Davis.
The hotel will seat 500 people. and
as tho event will be advertised not
only throughout the resort. hut in Park
city. Alta and up and down the can
Won. there Is little doubt that a full
house VIII greet the somewhat unlaue
affair Miss Gates will he aided By
the Pyper, ENSIGN. whitney. Soencer
quartet. who win be soiourning In
brighton over the holiday. also by
Miss Faith Grant. soprano Miss Ro-
mania HYDE, vioiinist. and cecil Gates.
accom- PIANIST Miss Gates herself viii
furnish the larger part NJ the pro-
~ram. and n Is expected that the sew
tet from "Lucia" with herself and
Mise Grnut singing the two ladies'
narts. and with the male quartet as.
sistlng, will wind up the program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
CELEBRATION AT WANDAMERE

The ladies having In charge the en-
tertainment of the 1s47 pioneers at
Wapdamero on Pioneer day met this
afternoon at ? o'clock ana went to
Wandamere to choose the most suit
able place for serving refreshments
on Monday July 20, following the
morning program. They again re-
quest all lSt7 pioneers who will be
able to attend the Pioneer day cele-
bration to send their names and adj
dresses 10 the Historians office. so
they may know how many to provide
for at the refreshments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
BUS PASSENGERS

N. g. Wells Of Portland. or. repre-
| senting Morrison, Merrill g. Co, oi
salt Lake, is guest at the Semloh
| He says Portland is now enjoying un-
usual prosperity and a great building
| boom Is on.
william Bally OF Nephi is at the
Cullen,
DIR. q. W. Middleton Of Green River,
| and r. G, Lenebaugh 81 Moroni are at
the Wilson.
Corey OF Nernal are registered at the
Cullen. having just returned from
spending a number OF days In Yellow
stone park
Ida u. Olson. Miss b. A. Carroll,
Miss l.. " Fleming. Miss NJ. H.
Moloney and Miss G. f.. Quilby all
school teachers Of Chicago, for the
first time on visit 10 the west, are
guests at ~ Cullen today. They re-
port having had a grand time in the
National park, which they just visited.
and are now enjoying the sights OF
Salt Lake.
William y. Rces OF Los Angeles.
John w Scowcroft OF ogden, and A.
A Browning, NJ D., ogden. are at the
Semloh.
q, VI. Holman OF Pocatello. and +.
w Lynch OF Silver city, are at tho
Knutsford today
.. X. sterling OF Idaho Falls. J. N.
zen OF Mammoth, Edward -. Gray of
Dublin, Ireland, and j. w. Carlton Of
Phoebe are at the Moxum,
W. l.. Lake. Lagoon. II Frost of
caldwell, Idaho; NJ. Il. Lance OF Moab,
and w II. Palmer OF Eureka are at tho
New Windsor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
SOUTH JORDAN.
TERRIFIC STORM HITS
SOUTH END OF COUNTY

Especial Correspondents
SOUTH JORDAN, Salt lake a trir
ia terrific storm struck this se,,i,.
Of the county on Saturday afternoon
about I o'clock, when the rain carS
down In torrents. accompanied nv a
severe electrical discharge. During M
hlsht the waters rose In the South Jor.
dan canal, which overfowed and hrots
It's banks, overlooking many farms ana
doing damage to the extent Of 800
The principal losers are William sol,
and jeremiah Stocking. The wate,
ran wild all night and created hayoe
in It's wake Many had TO fee fror
their homes 10 escape from the over.
flowing streams, No one however. was
hurt. and the principal DAMAGE was 10
crops and canals. the latter and The
farmers bitches being filled with mud
and debris. II viii take three days %
repair the canal and bitches The storm
came from tho south. but did not ex.
tend far north Of this place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
COURT NEWS
COMMITTED TO PROVO.

Henry Appel rs, OF 52l south Firth
East was this morning committed 20
the state mental hospital by Judge 4.
D. Lewis; his sister died at the asylum
and he has a brother there now. The
boy has strong delusion that the
American" party Is seeking TO kill
him by applications OF electrical appar-
atus and says that the salt Lake
Tribune persecutes him with a bad
odor He is addicted to the excessive
use OF beer and cigarettes; and raves
constantly I'm his sleep. His father APP
peared as the complaining witness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
MAYFIELD,
WILL HONOR PIONEER DAY
-ReLlEF SOCIETY WORK

a. IN a. FIELD, Sanpote 60. Ju,. 3,
Ma Nh aihursday, July T. the Relief ~ ,,. L.
Az, festival IN honor OF tho 'y y,..y
Ro"b b snuay OF Mrs y. II BoVh NJ,
yc 0sr mas been an invalid Tor ,, %1,
ago her husband passed a,ys,.u "a nat
clety in paying its arnnsI Ihe 50.
MRS. Bogh. held short n, ,st u
songs, prayer and speechnsLt.ng OF
which they spread the table, , after
Dounteous Of life some 30 MENU tne
ioyed the same, maxim one .'s en-
Tor the invalid. '' s'aa Gay
Committees are working ~, 4,
time for Pioneer day. ~ d os
y, d, Christiansen was elected n en-.
ceed himself as school trustee ~.
were two other candidates In tbo s ae
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
GROVER.
LITTLE CHILD POISONED
BY EATING MATCHES

GROVER. Wayne CO.. Utah, July II.
"A sad death occurred here on the
night Of July Z when the little 10
nonths-old daughter OF +. Christian
and Dorothy l.. pectol. passed away.
due To poisoning. In some manner the
little one got some matches and was
POISONED through eating of the heads
Of tho same.
Alfred Carrell Of Grover. and Miss
Iyeona Holt OF Fruita were united in
marriage in the Manti temple June "a
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Carrcll are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a fine baby
boy. born July .. 1910. All doing well.
The crops are fine. Farmers are very
busy gathering In the bountiful crops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
p,NKRuprs IN COURT.

sixteen cases Of bankruptcy were dis
posed of by Judge John \ Marshlil
i'm the United States district court
Monday afternoon. The following were
discharged: George Hinley' a. II.
valley and A. Ray Bowman Of Ogden;
Walter Cooper. West Jordan; Herbert
A Slade and George Warner silver
city; John l.. Larsen, bingham; VIII
liam ]. Crowther. William 70. Haw-
kIns. Adeila Brandwin, Wilbur 5. Moves
ano Ronald Mod. Frew OF salt Lake.
The following We're adjudicated bank
r,nts. John w. Hutchinson. Charles
NJ Iumm and James r purrand, salt
lake. Isaac a. Howard Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
TRAFFIC CLUB FORMING.

The Traffic club. a social organiza-
ton for railroad men. viii be organized
at the Commercial CLUB Friday even
ing when a special meeting viii be
held following n banquet. There are
about 200 railroad men who have made
application 20 become members. The
quarters now occupied By the CONNER
cial club will be leased by the railroad
men for club II arrangements can
be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

I The Blue cut Canal company Of cas-
tile Dale Emery county, filed articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary Of state
this morning. It's capital being placed At
SIS 900 In shares OF 50 each. The Of
fcers are. Orange secly. il. president,
Peter l. Akcluud vice president. G. y.
Larson, secretary ana treasurer, and
flames + Peterson and Erastus Lar
sstn additional dirt ctors.
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SUBSCRIBERS TO WHITNEY'S
1 HISTORY OF UTAH.

Final notice Is hereby given 10 All
persons who have paid for Vol. l. 2.
and 3 Of Whituey's History Of Utah
and who hold receipts for same. Vol
Of the History VIII be given TO them
free II application IL made to our Of
ne, be5 Templeton building. on or be-
fore Sept. !. 1910. Tho application
must be accompanied by the recent
Tor the three volumes. Subscribers
desiring books sent hy MAJ must
remit To cover postage. Books sent
by express can be delivered upon pay-
Inent OF charges. large number Of
steel plates used in this work SIN In
our possession. are being held at own
er's risk.
GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
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NOT THE RILEY SOUGHT.

John Riley OF Scotian. Neh.. this morn
Ing wired sheriff Joseph Sharp for an
accurate description OF James Riley, the
convicted murder Of GEORGE W Fassel
paying IN part. Has he q scar on his
leg caused by burn and gold front
and Ohligs widowed mother and brothers.
j have a brother OF this name and he
has been missing for several years.
shcrln sharp wired PACK Immediately
sought and ADDED that he would forward
photograps.
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who feared for their lives President
Gonzales Valencia made an official
expression OF regret 60 the American
minister, Mr. Northcott
The attempt 20 open tho line today
was based on the hope that I'M feel
Ing had died away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
PERSONALS.

United states Internal Revenue COL
lector r H. Callister returned Mon
dav from q weeks ASKING trip In
Summit county He was accompanied
by Mrs Callister.
John Hardy secretary to Governor
Spry. returned Monday from fishing
trip up Logan river lie was ac-
conpanIed by T. 4. Williams and son
Of this city and A. l.. Palmer OF
Logan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
SUIT FOR So, 6o5.2i.

The Utah & Salt Lake Canal com
pany commenced suit In the district
court this morning against the Iehu-
ride Power company for the recovery
Of g. eO5.2l. alleged To be due for re-
pairs the plaintiff was forced TO make
on the divcrting canal from the Jor-
dan river, and setting forth the claim
that the Jordan River Electric Gcner-
ating company, from which the Tel.
luride company got its rights shouid
hn,n annn he Work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
p,rBoLr GOES TO JAIL,

John ] Dlebolt who was placed In
the county Jail yesterday Is charged
with obtaining money under false
pretenses Diebolt presented check
for 81 so drawn on the bank OF Hol-
lister Idaho, 10 Fred l.. Wood Of
tho wilson Hotel company; and the
check was returned marked mo
funds"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-19
CITY HALL OF HOQUIAM,
WASH, Is BURNING

Hoqulam Wash. July fg-The
city hall Is burning 4 breeze Is
blowing toward the business section
OF the city Adjoining buildings are
threatened. The Daily Washington
ian offlco is being vacated.