The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-09-17
NORTHWEST NOTES

WIFE, f. T. ondpp, pioneer VI HUM
boldt county. died at Rebel Creek
Nevada, September s.
Resolutions were passed by the Co
lumbia River Methodist Episcopal
church at Spokane favoring county
unit local option law for Washington
and a statewide prohibition law for
Idaho.
AS result of an alleged serious
whipping administered to Mary Cap.
les by her father at McGill, New, the
hospital for treatment. Caples is
under arrest.
Two persons were killed, fifteen
were seriously injured, several per.
haps fatally, and twenty others suf.
fered minor injuries in the wreck of
an eastbound Burlington train on the
Great Northern at Coram, Mont.
The Oregon state fair, Salem, on
September 1917, promises to have the
most successful session in its his
tory. Features never before incorpo.
rated will be seen this year by state
fair visitors and these are generally
Of high order
Receipts Of gold at Seattle on Sep.
TENDER were $405,655, of which
$1S6,655 came from the Tanana and
ceipts at the United States assay Of
fee for the month of August reached
the total of $1,552,673.
What is thought to be the banner
yield Of oats gathered anywhere in
the state during the present harvest
has just been threshed in Scoggins
valley, near Forest Grove. Oregon.
7. w. Sain got 1T bushels of oats
per acre from field of 81 acres.
A Butte dispatch says that the
strange disease that recently broke
out at Radersburg, resulting in the
death of two persons, the illness OF
several others and the paralysis OF
all those afflicted, is believed by
Helena physicians to be poliomyeli-
tbs.
Katsugora Asaba and Kanneosuke
Nakano, two young Japanese, have
been committed to the county Jail
in Seattle in default of bonds Of
$4,000 each by United States Commits
sioner w. d. Totten, on a charge of
violation of the federal white slave"
law.
A riot, in which 1000 men were in
volved, as a result Of which twelve
arrests were made, occurred in Port
land at the conclusion of the Labor
day parade. Non-union draymen were
| attacked by union sympathizers.
Less than half those arrested were
union members.
An amendment to be added to the
constitution of the state of Washing
ton providing for the daily reading
of the Bible in the public schools was
the text of a resolution passed by
unanimous vote at the closing session
Of the Columbia River Methodist
church at Spokane.
James Haynes, a section hand, was
| found dead in his bed at Kalispell,
Mont, lodging house with welts of a
club over his head and body. His
slayer, who has been his pal" for
three years, William Shannon, wa,
found in another lodging house. He
confessed to the crime.
The United States troops that have
been fighting forest fires in the north
west are bound homeward. or the
thirty-four companies, about one
| alroalU ratnrp a 4,
to their home stations, and withir
the next ten days all are expected to
be back at their places.
A public hearing was held at Hell
ena on Wednesday by the state board
of railroad commissioners on the
subject of demurrage charges. Rep
resentatives of various business
houses, the carriers and the demur
rage association were present and the
matter was gone into at great
length.
Buffalo" Vernon, the man who has
won international fame because OF
his ability to handle the widest ano
strongest bulls and steers with his
hands and teeth and who will be one
of the premier attractions at the
Northwest Roundup to be held II
Pendleton, Ore, September 1880 an6
October l of this year, is an Oregon
boy.
A most extraordinary feat of en-
cheering has recently been com
pleted in the southeastern part o.
Nevada This is nothing more or les'
than the moving of the Meadow va.
ley river one hundred miles out of III
course, Strengthening out its wind