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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
MURDERER
SUICIDES

WALKER, Mimi, Feb. 5.-After be-
ing besieged and fortified for two
days. Walter Mcdonald, who shot and
mortally wounded Howard Sexton,
committed suicide today just as the
posse of deputy sheriffs was preparing
to storm his barricades. The defense
of Mcdonald was spectacular. Pur-
sued by deputies and the police, Nc
Donald fled to his home, in which he
took refuge. After barricading the
doors and windows, he stationed him
self near one of the openings and kept
his pursuers at bay. For more than
As hours the desperate man fired at
every head appearing within range of
his gun. Finally. driven almost in
sane by lack of sleep. he turned the
weapon on himself The besiegers
who had adopted plan for storming
the barricades. heard the shot and he
connoitered. They discovered the
body of Mcdonald.
Mcdonald is reported to have shot
Sexton for refusing to buy him a
drink.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
Risk Lives
To Preserve
Their Honor

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-Lured
into an automobile driven in the di-
rection of the Ocean Beach resorts,
tow sisters Josephine and Martha
Jenson, employees of the customs
house. leaped from the machines at
the risk of their lives today to save
themselves from insult. Josephine,
aged is. sustained Il fractured ankle,
while her sister. two years older. es-
caped without an injury. In the eX-
citement the would-be abductor es-
capped The girls were waiting Tor a
car to take them to work when an un-
identified chauffeur drove up. He as
certained where they were going ana
offered to take them to the custom
house. Then he turned the machine
in the opposite direction.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
Movement Started to Have
Commercial Club Take
Band Under Wing.
BUSINESS MEN ARE
TIRED OF DIG-UP
Proposed to Put Musical
Organization in the
Publicity Bureau.

Because the business men of Walla
Walla are called upon to made dona-
tions to so many worthy causes, an
agitation has been started to place the
of the Commercial club. the running
expenses, such as the directors sal
ary and music, to be paid during the
coming year out of the publicity fund.
1t is planned to operate the band as
an adjunct of the publicity depart
ment, a certain percent of the monthly
contributions to be applied upon the
cost of maintaining the musical orga-
nization.
Manager Edgar l.. Smith, who has
been in charge of the financial part of
the band for the past six years, and
who has collected the monthly contri-
buttons from the business men, is an
ardent advocate of the proposed move
ment to consolidate the organization
with the publicity department, and
hopes to have action by the club TAX
en- at the next membership meeting
1t is estimated the annual expenses
of the band will not exceed the sum
of $780, and where the publicity fund
amounts to approximately $4,000 it
is argued this amount would not be
missed. In addition, the business men
would be relieved of the trouble Incl
dent to separate collection of their
subscriptions to the support of the
band, and the same end would be OBJ
tanned through a shorter method
Would Play Free.
In exchange for the support thus
accorded by the business men and
members of the Commercial club, the
band would furnish music free of
charge for all functions iii which the
club was interested, and the summer
concerts in the park would be given
as in the past. Meetings of the club
Continued on Page FOur.)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
STATE SELLS
SCHOOL LANDS

sale of school lands was held this
morning from the auditors office
when several hundred acres of land in
the Eureka Flat country changed
hands The purchasers were Dave
Cox. James Yeend and W. F. Thiel.
Mr.. Cox purchased the S. e. quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of Sec
tion 16, Range s, Township SO, the
price paid for this being $1,000.
James Yeend acquired both the
northeast and northwest quarters of
the same section paying $4,000 for the
property.
The northeast quarter of Section SO,
Range 8, Township "a was bought by
Mr. Thiel for $4,000; also the south
half of the northwest quarter of the
same section. He paid $500 for the
latter piece.
Section Is, Range s, Township 30
which was put up for sale at s2,560
a quarter. was not disposed of.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
TO SELL
TICKETS
ON CARS
TRACTION COMP NY
AUTHORIZES SALE
OF BOOKS.
City Council May Now Ride
And Have Fares Paid
By Municipality.

Members of the city council will not
city business in the future, announce
ment having been made today by Man
ager George O'Connor of the North
western Corporation that books con-
tanning 33 street car fares. to be sold
for $3.50 each, are being prepared.
When these are placed on sale, City
Clerk T. D. S. Hart may comply with
the motion of Councilman C. III. White
man, made several weeks ago, that he
purchase street car tickets for the cIry
fathers. At that time Tommy was
unable to obey instructions. for the
reason that the company did not sell
tickets, but the new system will en-
able all who desire TO ride upon the
paste boards
This plan has been under considera-
ton for some time past, and Mr.. O'Con-
be on sale in a short time. The Oh
ject is to eliminate so far as possible
the annoyance of making change on
the cars, and to enable patrons of the
system to ride at will without the ne
cessity of locating a nickel each time.
For those who ride to and from their
business at meal times, the book sys-
tenn is expected to be popular one,
and residents of the city, it is expected
will use the books almost exclusively
Tue sale of books from the head Of
fees will facilitate the work of account
ing to large degree, the conductors
having but comparatively little trouble
Continued on Page Four)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
FHNDLSH
MURDER IN
QUEEN CT Y

SEATTLE, Feb. 5.-Seized from be-
hind by two or more men, garrotted,
dragged to an alleyway, robbed and
then deliberately killed by having
carbolic acid poured down his throat
as he lay on the ground unconscious.
was the fate Detailing Charles A Gun
stead
His dead body was found at o'clock
this morning on Post street, near yes
Ter way, by a Greek named Martin
Mevsick The body now lies at the
morgue awaiting advices from the
mans relatives, who live at ST Paul,
but whose address is unknown. The
inquest will be held today or tomorrow.
The murder of Gunstead was one OF
the most unusual and fiendish ever
committed in Seattle. There is not a
mark on the mans body save the acid
burns around his mouth. The man was
such a powerful build that 1t is GER
tain he put up hard fight before be-
ing overpowered
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
House Takes
Up Pensions
Of Veterans

o 2 Roberts of this city is in re-
'''l Of 4 letter from George Cham
'''h senator from Oregon, in
''''" he states that his bill introduced
! Tie senate for the consideration
"' increase in the pensions of Indian
~ Ee-rans is being acted upon and
'"' Il Is receiving strong support
.''" representative Hawley. Senator
'eTIain further explained that
SA the committee on pensions was
Present time considering no genera,
.5asioa bin, yet would take sucb a hill
'ohslderation at no future period
-''0~bly during this month.
,,. --' 'Aer this move and secure it's
-Ssase Representative Hawlev is also
50. aug hard for the measure. having
snS 9oS introduced the bill into the
'-nal action On the matter VIII
. ~. 0S'n in the near future, but as
oh Of the representatives are san
,.n s 1t is expected that their labors
y. WI be successful. Annouucamant rlf, majors of
lat.r -''o'ae Of this step will be made
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
MORE
nj EN-
DEAD

ERNEST, Pa, Feb. Sit is feared
that between 80 and 20 men were kill
ed in the explosion of Mine No. 2, of
the jefferson CIearfeld Coal & Iron
company here today Only one man
has appeared from the shaT since the
accident. He was almost overcome and
managed to tell how he fought his
way through the fumes until he reach
ed the main tunnel. He said he STUN
bied over heaps of objects which ne
believed to be fellow miners, dead or
dying.
The explosion was caused by mine
dust. Rescuers are hampered in
their work this Afternoon by the fran
tic members of the families of the en-
tombed men crowded around the en-
trance.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05

MADEA
HIT ON
STAND
Testimony of Man Ballinger
Fired Was Straight
And Clear.
TESTIMONY BACKED
BY HIS RECORDS
Facts Pertaining to CLAWS
And His Dismissal
Summarized.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--(Special to
the Statesman.)-"And that is all
of my -officially-with these
cases.
When Louis r. CLAWS thus closed his
three days testimony and stepped from
the witness chair a new light had been
thrown upon the famous "Ballinger-
Pinchot controversy which has not
only reflected discredit upon the Taft
administration but has raised dis
cussion in all parts of the country that
for over two months has been raging
like a blizzard of words.
CLAWS testimony and conduct be-
fore the Nelson investigating commit
tee awakened the fighting blood and
patriotism of every person within the
hearing of his voice, with the possible
exception of those having designs upon
government timber and coal lands
CLAWS gentlemanly bearing at all times
while 4 witness. even when attempts
were made to place a false light upon
| his testimony, must have explained to
every student of human nature why
the entire country was backing up the
position of this young man in prefer
ence to that of his powerful enemies
After CLAWS had completed his
straightforward and simple story, it
plai why Clifford Pinchot, millionaire
several times over, had supported with
characteristic enthusiasm the cause of
CLAWS though it antagonized the sec
retary of the interior and even the
president of the United States After
the three-day story of the special
agent of the land office had been heard
1t was no longer strange why Chief
Forester Pinchot had sacrificed his po-
s1tion in order that he might in a
measure pay tribute to CLAWS and the
single handed and secret fight that
Continued on Page FOur)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
Aberdeen has
Real Murder
vi ystery Now
WILL GOHL THOUGHT
TO BE MANY TIMES
A MURDERER.
Connected With Crimes that
Range From Arson to
Taking of Life.

ABERDEEN, Feb. 5.-Aberdeen is
throbbing with interest over the most
sensational murder case it ever had.
Citizens who have kept silent as long
as William GohI was free, through fear
are now telling tales which cast SOM
bre hues on his past life and connect
murder.
Charles Jacobson formerly Gohl's
friend, but now embittered against the
prisoner because of the alleged double
crosses" told the police today that
Gohl started the big fire here about Is
months ago, by touching off an infer
nal machine in the Alaska saloon. ia
cobson said he did this in a spirit of
revenge against the saloon proprietor
and others in the block.
The disappearance of Jacob Miller,
formerly deputy sheriff and his wife,
who left here to live in a cabin belong
ing to Gohl on Laidlaws island and
who have not been seen since, is be-
lieved to be another matter upon
which Gohl can shed light
Charles Hatberg met death when his
back was turned to the murderer. This
fact was established by the autopsy
The work of surgeons show that the
bullets which caused his death entered
his brain in the back of his head and
ranged upward. Hatberg was dead, say
his physicians, when the anchor was
tied about his neck and his body
thrown into the river
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
EnbeZZIer ,
Sentenced
To the Pen

MASON CITY, Mich, Feb. 5.-for
the embezzlement of nearly $7OO,coO OF
state munds. former State Treasurer
Frank GIazier was sentenced today to
serve an inderterminate term OF from
five to ten years in the penitentiary.
The court in passing sentence recon- :
nended that the convicted man serve
the maximum term provided by law, at
hard labor. =
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
WOULD DEVELOP THOUSANDS OF HORSEPOWER
FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES
IN THE GARDEN CITY
Construction of the North Coast and Completion of the
Mammoth Power Plant Will Place Walla Walla
On Equal Footing With Spokane.

taliStS recognize the wonderful pos
this city as a manufacturing center
that will be strong rival to Spokane.
While here, Mr. Stephenson and Mr..
Buell. interviewed q number of factory
and mill owners relative to their pow
ments We're drawn up, the promoters
are said to have received promises that
business would be thrown their way
The proposed plant on the Snak riv-
er is also expected to work reduc-
ton in rates to all consumers, in that
there will be a strong competition be-
tween the Northwestern Corporation,
already in the field. and the new con-
Germ.
Rumors are rife that other projects
similar to this are to be launched on
the Walla Walla river in the Blue
mountains, and it is known that the
Northwestern Corporation is now de-
veloping a monster power plant on the
Des Chutes river, in Oregon, with the
intention of bringing juice for fac
tories into this valley. 1t is said the
promoters of the Snake river project
have been assured the sale of 1000
horse power in this city, with promise
of much more with the completion of
their plant and the extension of lines
to this point.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05

Word has been received here that
eastern capitalists have taken up the
matter Of a power plant on the Snake
river. and are preparing to act upon
the report submitted to them by r. A.
Stephenson, of Masen City, Iowa, and
c. E. Buell. of Webster City, Iowa,
who were in Walla Walla about three
weeks ago making a canvass as to the
amount of power for manufacturing
purposes that might be disposed of.
They also made a comprehensive tour
Of this section of the state, and it is
auth0ritatively announced have decid-
ed upon the site of monster plant
On the snake river, destined TO make
Walla Nhlla one of the most impor-
tant manufacturing centers in this
section of the west.
Waa Wallans interested themselves
in the proposition for cheaper power
while the Iowa men were here on a
tour Of inspection. and lest their moral
support To the movement. Word has
Just been received that capitalists
with funds ample to defray the ex-
penses OF the project have taken up
the question. and will arrive here this
spring TO further investigate the mat
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
Uniimstsd Power.

According t. the report of Mr.. Ste
phenson and Mr. BueI. who were ac-
companied by competent engineers
uere IS no end of water power that
can be utilized to develop electricity
ana the Garden City, according to
present plans, is to be she principal
beneficiary. Inasmuch as the North
coast proposes to place Walla Walla
'A the main line, thus giving excellent
sNpplng facilities. these eastern capi-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
Carnival In Manila.

idANILA, Feb. 5.-A great carnival
and Mardi Gras festival was COM
menced in Manila today, and will be
the greatest of it's kind ever held in
the Philippines.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05
Municipal Employees.

BOSTON, Feb 5.-The National
Federation of state, city and town en-
ployes' unions will hold it's semi-annual
convention tomorrow at Lynn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-05

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itore Cob Stornse" .@arehuie i
@pen Seriep Gitp er opbobet oper
SO, 600, 600 sGg. NOT iii at siue bper
Wano, aoinSe os Barn ! Greater
Reru gort Gin s S.nfter boer. Dc
bar opret op5epareSe Der ionmen
meS oper 100000 9mo 6iGrtrG
iibcn Rarts og slpril forriae War.
Sntet timber. at priierue bolber iig
bsie, naor De nnturlise Soripringer
iaaleoes tables op | ioo ubpre sfcan'
iiteter iiteeetior al brinses ! Warte.
oet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-08
Gaitros nve planer.

Sra Caracas, S%opeNitaoen / Sene.
Suelo, mebbeIes Den Ace 8c6ruar, al
Gegierin9en bar faoct 6ingrene / en-
BripatmeobeIelie onL at ben lambs
~forpiite GrprGiioent, Gipriano Gn'
itro, bar iorlaot WaOrib, Spanien,
og besipet iig til Eenerifie pao De to-
nariife Ger / oct GiemeO berfra al
fommc iig oper til Gentrulamcrifa.
San suifer at beiiuoc Jig NGrbe'
ben al SenesueIa og / en- 8oiition I'll
of fao iitonb en- Repollition MOB Bro
iiSent @omc3, naur aongresIen 'nm'
nlentr9oef / april for at pplge Ell
fonititutioneI GrGiioent.