The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-11-02
WASHINGTON BaiEFLETS


The first postal savings bank in
CoWlitz County has opened in Kelso
cold shipments from Alaska to Sc
attle have reached 81 900, 900 for the
month, an unusual amount for Octo-
Der.
John G. Lawrence, public. service
commissioner, will be candidate for
the Republican gubernatorial nomina-
tioa.
The first regular meeting of the d.
rectors of the Southwest Washington
Settlers Agency was held in Chehalis
Saturday.
Following quarrel, Ed Anderson,
longshore,nan, shot and killed An
tone Anderson, of Raymond. Antoine
was shot through the heart and died
instantly.
Evan Sve, aged 20, of Wendell,
Idaho, was killed near Aberdeen when
he was crushed beneath a burning
stump near which he and a compan-
ion lay down to sleep.
A Northern Pacific bridge crew, with
a full outfit of machinery, has begun
the work of putting in a new steel
drawbridge across the south fork of
the Willapa River, near Raymond.
John F. Main, superior court Judge,
ar Seattle 1oi1
whipped by Mrs. Christian M. Olson,
who had lost case involving title to
some property in Judge Mains court.
For the purpose of protecting their
town from the high tides of the COM
ing winter residents of Moclips are
now building jetty and seawall along
the ocean front, which will be more
than. 500 feet long.
The public service commission has
announced that no new stributive
rate tariff will be announced until
after the interstate commerce court
rules on the appeal from the Inter
state Commerce Commission decision
In the Spokane rate case.
There can be no spc cial elect, ons
held in Washington on the question of
local option. Judge Dykeman so de-
cided at Seattle in the mandamus
proceedings brought by the petition
srs for such an election in King Coun-
ty outside the incorporated towns.
Pleas Of not guilty were entered in
Federal Judge Hanford's court at Ia
coma by four of the men indicted for
conspiring to pad the last Tacoma CEN
sus. The accused men are Gay e
Kelly, supervisor: Roger w. Watts,
Edward H. Shaefsr and E. L. Ami.
don, assistants.
After knocking 10 minutes off the
automobile record between Seattle and
Portland, r. P. Rice outdid himself
On the return to Seattle by covering
the distance in his car in exactly
hours and SO minutes, which is just
an hour better than he did going to
the Rose City.
To answer to . charge Of grand
larceny for the alleged substitution OF
old newspapers for $4,000 in cash be-
longing to friend, Baptist salusoglio,
alias John Arden, and Luc'o Glorio
are to be brought back to Seattle from
Santa Cruz Governor Hay has Is
sued acquisitions for their return.
On motion of the husband, the su-
preme court dismissed the appeal Of
Ivy May Henry in the divorce OBJ
tanned by Albert J. Henry, Seattle
bank clerk, last winter Mrs. Henry
appealed from the decree giving Henry
the custody of their two children
when he was granted the divorce by
the Seattle court.
Articles of incorporation OF the
Southwest Washington Settlers
agency have been fled with the sec
rotary of state at Olympia. The head
quarters of the organization are at
Chehalis and Its purposes have been
heretofore fully exploited in connec-
ton with the work of the Southwest
Washington Development Association.
At the request Of Prosecuting Attor-
ney John Wiley of Spokane, warrants
have been issued for c. E. Kfngman,
H. J. Shinn, Jasper Newton David, H.
Anderson, Charles Uhden, H. ]. Sh1nn
& Co., the Acknowledgements errln
Company and Ryan & Newton, COM
mission dealers in produce, charged
with violating the law forb1ddlng con-
spiracy in restraint of trade.
The University OF Washington CO.
ed is the most perfect college woman
from physical standpoint IN the
limited States. Statistics compiled by
the university department OF physical
training place her in the lead with
perfect grades for health ana grace
Of body. It is the outdoor life in tas
ideal northwestern climate that has