Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Goodyear to Address Pioneers.

COLFAX.-William Goodyear Of
Pullman will be the speaker here on
November 20, when the celebration
of the 50th anniversary of the or
ganization of Whitman county will be
held.
Meet Bread War Challenge.
SEATTLE-Bread in Seattle re-
Gently was sold at a wholesale price
of cents for a pound loaf and 81
cents for pound and half loaf, a
reduction OF 2k cents in the former
and 3k cents in the latter.
Blind 80 Years; Sees Again.
James Betty an official of the state
training school for boys at Chehalis,
blind for 80 years. has had his sight
restored by surgical operation at
Kansas City, Mo.
Maxwell Succeeds Sanborn.
COLFAX.-To fill the vacancy on
the board Of county commissioners
caused by the resignation of j. B.
Sanborn, A. l.. Maxwell of Palouse
was appointed
Fruit Jar Bank Robbed.
LIND.-The basement of C. Dickens
home was robbed and many jars of
fruit taken. Mr.. Dickens had $3.50 in
the rest.
Triplets Born at Spokane.
SPOKANE all boys. were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers,
W2313 Dean avenue. at st. Luke's
! hospital at a. M November 10. This
is the second trio of triplets born in
| Spokane. One has since died.
Soldier Settlement Land.
| Dan A. Scott, director of the de-
partment of conservation and devel-
opment, has selected the White Bluffs
Hanford reclamation project in Ben
ton county as the most suitable site
for soldier settlement.
Ferrymen Want More Pay.
PASCO.-The owners of the Pas 20
Kennewick ferry crossing the Colum
bia river have asked the county com
missioners for permission to increase
their rates on certain classes Of
| traffic.
To Raise Big Fund.
A campaign to raise an endowment
fund of 100000 for Whitworth col
lege, Spokane, will be launched a
once. Both the Rockefeller and Car
Iot will No 1ay.o
tributors to the endowment and tn
church board will give as much a
!. the funds donate.
Banker Again Convicted.
TACOMA.-Ole Larson, forme
. president of the Scandinavian-Amel
lean bank which failed last January
was Friday found guilty by a superio
court jury of grand larceny. He wa
,. charged with taking 800 from tn
funds of the bank for his own use
This is the third conviction for MI
Larson, who is already under pen
Tertiary sentence.
q State Fisheries Board Is Upheld.
!. SEATTLE.-The Skagit county S,
t perior court at Mount Vernon ha
: handed down a ruling upholding tn
e constitutionality of the act undo
!. which the state fisheries board wa
1 created and dissolving the Temporal
G injunction obtained recently b
: salmon fishermen to prevent stat
: officials from enforcing the order {
g the board closing salmon fishing
II
e Harding Greets w. }. coyIe.
!. WASHINGTON, d. C.-Lieutenh al
Governor W. J. Coyle of Washingto
with w. H. Jessup of Bremerton an
Cecil Wilder of Spokane. composir
the delegation appointed by Govern,
i. Hart to represent the state at Il
Y ceremonies over the body of the u
/ known soldier were presented
Il President Harding November 10. II
t lieutenant governor was introduced
o William Jennings Coyle, the youn
est man ever elected to that office
Y Washington which caused the pre-.
l. dent to say, Il am very glad to s,
n young men like you get into politics
p, VIM. Wry Murdered.
'e SPOKANE.-Found unconscious
?, lonely spot of the city with two b,
= let wounds in his body, Villa
- Moody Wry, age A, Montana catt
man, died at local hospital witho
regaining consciousness. All indie
tons point to murder with robbery
4 the motive, the police say.
IS Word received from sister, MI
Eva Budd, Moosejaw, Canada, "
s, that he left there November Z wi
IL $4,000 in cash. When he was fop
Mt he had but 10 cents in his pockets
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