Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-05-27
NEWS NOTES
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief items for
Busy Readers.
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OF $338.033.04 was collected.
Lower Mckee Bridge Ready.
| YAKIMA.-Lower Mckee bridge
which has cost the county $115 900
was opened to traffic recently.
To Inspect Hay Shipping.
SEATTI.E.-All hay shipped in the
state Will be subject to inspection at
the point OF shipment in the future
| Falls From Boat Drowned.
EVERETT.-Ray Head Of Marys-
Vile. age 30, fell from a launch in
the Sound a few miles from here and
was drowned recently.
Ankeny Estate $685. 1000
WALLA WALLA.-Levi Ankeny
left an estate worth $1,2S5,O0O, ac-
cOrding to the report of the apprais-
ers filed in superior court.
To Deliver Address at Pullman.
PULLMAN.-State. American Lee
gion Commander William Swale OF Sc
attic will be one of the speakers at the
Decoration day program to be given
Monday.
Jamaica Ginger Banned.
SEATTLE.-Judge Everett Smith.
in superior court here, has upheld the
constitutionality OF the city ordinance
banning the epromscuous sale OF
Jamaica ginger.
~ Lumbsr Output Under Normal.
SEATTLE.--Lumber, production OF
115 mills Of. the West Coast Lumber
mems Association totaled 59,879,194
feet. which Is 2S per cent below nor
NAL. according to reports.
Depositors Bring Suit.
TACOMA.-The first Of series OF
suits to collect 100 per cent assess
ment from stockholders of the Scandi-
navian-American bank we're filed in
superior court recently.
Farm Bureau to Picnic.
EILENSBURG, Wash The annual
picnic of the Kittitas county farm
bureau will be held June 2 at the
tourist camp. on the Yakima river,
two miles from Ellensburg.
Plan Hay Selling Agency.
TOPPENISH.- -Establishment of q
selling agency was decided upon by
the Washington and Oregon Hay
Growers association at the annual
meeting Of the state hay growers as
sociafion here,
Gets $4,000 Volts, Lives.
WAIIA WAIJA noo,ro uo.,,,
employe of the Pendleton mechanical
department of the, Pacific Power &
Light company, is in St. Mary's hos
fpital here and will recover after hav-
ing $4,000 volts of electricity pass
through his body.
Spokane High First.
SPOKANE.-The North Central
News, the weekly publication of North
Central high school, won the national
humorous contest for high schools
conducted by the University of Colum-
bia Jester Five Hundred high schools
entered the contest.
Pullman Girl Honored.
.PULLMAN.-Miss June Sanders,
junior in the department Of music and
fine art. and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Sanders of Pullman, has been
notified of her selection as one of the
undergraduate students to receive q
scholarship in France, with one-third
of her passage money, all living ex-
penses and tuition fees paid.
Trains Hit Autos.
.TACOMA-Two men were killed
aud two women seriously injured
Sunday when an automobile in which
they We're riding from Tacoma to
Sumner was hit by an eastbound
Milwaukee train at the crossing two
miles this side OF North Puyallup.
One man believed to be Henry w.
Lock. SO years old. was killed in
stantly and his male companion, l..
Warfield. SS, died shortly afterward.
RECENT DEATHS /.
WALI.A WALLA.-- John Scott
Richey, age 20.
eOLYMPlA.-Captain H. NJ Pierce,
age "A. veteran hotel man.
,SPOkANE.-Karl G. Malmgren, age
So. a pioneer architect Of Spokane.
COLFAX.-J. f. c. Matloc, age So,
an early pioneer of the Palouse coun
try.
/ ABERDEEN.-Judg j. O. Pearson,
| age so, one of the founders of Alb
erdeen.
| TACOMA.-John L. Roberts, presi
dent of the Puget Sound Iron and
| Steel Works
WALLA WAIL4A.-Daniel Hayes
age SO, one of the last of the early pio
neers. Mr.. Hayes came here So years
ago
Wed Permits Now,