Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-23
Brief Resume Of General News
From All Around The Earth.
UNIVERSAL HAPPENINGS IN A NUTSHB'
Live News Items Of All Nations and
Pacific Northwest Condensed
for Our, Busy Readers.
Three laborers are killed In cave-in
In mine near Wallace. Idaho.

Three laborers are killed In cave-ir
In mine near Wallace. Idaho.
The police and fire departments Of
Ansonia. Conn, disperse crowd Of
5000 who started run on a bank In
that city.
Attorney for the Southern Pacific de-
clares that the railroad owns the tim
Der and mineral deposits on the land
grant, as we'll as the $3.50 per acre
equity.
Woman suffragists Of California
have sent a petition on its way TO con-
gress urging national suffrage. The
document 10 18, 333 feet long and con-
tains 500, 600 names.
II 10 revealed by excavations In Mesa
Verde national park, Southwestern
Colorado, that the Cliff Dwellers had
built many Notifications for their pro-
lection against possible enemies.
The admiralty ut London announced
that In all probability the British sub
marine E-7 had been sunk Off the Oar
danellea. Three officers and the crew
Of 2b are presumed to be prisoners.
The county auditor at Spokane at a
recent meeting Of the commissioners,
offered resolution to reduce the
elective officials salaries, an well AZ
those appointive. In order to reduce
the county budget.
An imperial ukase was issued at
Petrograd calling to the colors reserves
Of the territorial army. The senate Is
instructed to determine the ages and
number of the reserves and the dis
tricts from which they shall be called.
The land grant conference 10 being
held in Salem, Ore, but no definite ac-
tion Ia. taken as to the disposal Of the
tracts, which, however, is a matter to
be acted upon by congress. according
to the decision of the u, s. Supreme
court.
It is claimed that word from Ste
fansson, the Arctic explorer, who was
lost in the North, has been received.
Stefansson and party left the United
States early in 1914 and when his ship
was found floating in an ice foe, a
derelict, all hope of his safety was
abandoned.
Like the cost of living, the cost Of
hunting and fishing has scared. Be-
cause Of the war, there has been
general advance In the price of rifles
and shotguns of from to 10 per cent
and cartridges now cost IL per cent
more than last year. Fish creels,
which are made in France, have gone
up so per cent.
An unofficial but trustworthy report
says electricians making preliminary
examination of the submarine F-4, lost
outside Honolulu harbor March 25, but
now in drydock, discovered that the
fuses on all four batteries had been
blown out, indicating that this was the
cause of the disaster which resulted in
the death of her crew of % men.
In dispatch from Amsterdam Reu-
ter's correspondent says: "A tele-
gram from Ameland, Holland, says
that only three of five Zeppelins which
Wednesday night sailed westward re-
turned Thursday, flying in an easterly
Since the beginning of the war 81
persons have been arrested by the
Swiss authorities on the charge Of be-
ing spies. The arrests, made in vari-
GUS towns, were mostly of Austrians
and Germans. At Lausanne recently
three spies, their leader German,
were sentenced to years imprison-
ment and to pay heavy fines.
Wong boo King, a Chinese famous
in San francisco as highbinder,
whom the immigration authorities for
years have tried to expel from this
country, must go at last. The order
for his deportation was signed after
the case had hung undecided for many
with the Chinese using every
legal device to stay. off the decision,
More British gold, nearly five and
one-half millions Of dollars in sove-
reigns, has arrived here aboard the
Oceanic liner Sonoma from Australian
bankers. Including this shipment the
total of British money received here
from Australia and New Zealand since
June 80 approximates $40, 600, 900.
Early next month So, 900, 900 more is
expected.