Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02
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n &haf Snds Co operative Union of Amer
lea h been organized in wapato.
Trafling Guard Joseph Graham HIS
fbeeAIarpointed captain of the guafh
at the penitentiary, Captain Smith a.
signing. d
June 11-12-13-l4 are the dates thjt
have been set for the annual Elbert6h
picnic. This will b ths-a9th annd n
festival held at, Elbrtcn. D. n
GitA >stAesbArict At @rney d
me&E GQ5 ait eaRl aAhas assigned NJ
become associated with Judge George
Donworth, who only recently retired as
federal judge. IL
The Newport Producers associat Va
has just been sergapized at Newpoit
and it is pfannh to- combine the frast
+ IA garH Pm int PESTS in the district 10
hcilHHats shippsRg. H
Owen Broadwe1l, who had charge III
crew of men clearing land on the u.
F. Hanger farm at Lenora, near Usk,
received fatal injuries from which he
died few hours later by being hit by
part of falling tree. II
~ Charles w. Wappenstein, ex-chief Of
policeAof Seattle, convicted of accept
ing a.abribe from proprietors of dis
orderly house, will begin his term OF
three to ten years in Walla Walla peni.
Tertiary next week. II
More than half a million dollars had
been paid into the state accident fund
between October l, 1911, when the law
went into effect, and April Is, accord
ing TO . statement just announced by
the state industrial insurance commits.
sion.
b No&chief ofepolice of any city in the
state may charge or-scolleet from the
state military fund cost for meals fur,
nished guardsmen while serving sen.
tence in the city Jail imposed by mil
itary delinquency court. Such was the
opinion rendered today by Attorney
General Tanner to Adjutant General
Llewellyn. ll'ic' SiiI 5VtiIjN
The interstate comnefce commission
has assighed the Spokane rate case for
further hearing on May s and has asked
Spokane shippers to present any rate
changes that may be deemed advisable.
This) hearing is called on the isuppos-
tion that rates found reasonable two
Years ago might not he SO nov and also
to make some necessary corrections and
TmodiEAcati9ns in that decision
lFiB ds'the Kitchen Of VII Home res
FtadrsntS at starbuek destroyed the res
taurant, A. o. Hammer gents fur
nishing store and the Offices of the
Electrical Supply company and D. G.
GgapssA rssb es1te. sThefsoss Faa all
partially covered by insurance. Ham
ssflsj !, III y'f $sss.S3@I with $500 in;
Western classification No. 81 of all
railroads can not go ipto operation May
Il, as had been planned, /buf must be
held up until July 1 on interstate bust
ness, according 1o ali order Just issiied
by thf-Epublic service commission,
1FfH l64ows sf&Af :tFp{ p4S& by
the Interstate Commerce. Commission as
Westekai sfs lta 49, so and amend.
SssssA rstaiftasM FORM d; yfsh-
WAY WAY. yeam iss's y 81. lss. syow
p p'Sf4 1'3,i al ~ shaaA with in
tsseztt==iua.g : Sataf ssa psay, which
WIZ sssat NJ Idffcial. bond
THIS anlauntI sePbti sMlA Jfhsfbalanos Of
$$1oAo tiis. S Iisas;plI, n iIWa au
VEN Puget $sind. railfoad for right
"a lntaaded a. Tor a.=zstate road
tffhhodgh snoqna}mie pass f..
Iyan Ha4son aged 6 yearsw isr dead,
Aft3hS Erdtttr Esstes, R&ea l4His ia
tally burned as result of a fire
Ps*AsdRk desef6yed the Hanson residence
fSaSs1 Ra}f Hsns Ni'i hid pa af
tho Seventh Haya adve6ttst ieha,roh in
that district, was. putting the boys to
bed when the lamp in his hand ex-
ploded, setefng> the clio fire. He
is burn6, but if,is Mt fatally.