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VOL. XVII.
No. 106.
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STGRY OF BfflEffl;c
Says Bandit Shoved Gun Under
His Nose
SAYS THAT HE WASN'T SCARED
Frank farle Gives Graphic Description of His
. Actions While Uilller Menace
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UI DJiluUS lllM
Hear
P13lLKTOX. Ore., July
Itrakeman Frank Kurle saw more of
the robbery on train No. 5 yes.erday
morning than any member of tne
train crew, he being the first to en-"
counter the robbers. He was not
tinned, no says, mil ueenirus ne naa
- r,K in the roar- he
said, -and we had stopped at Kanie-
la, which Is on top of the mountain,
to take air tests, according to niics.
I had opened the front trap of the
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Ii.it I lllilli.lli null ;m 1111 unci fti'n'h
the standing air test. . There were 1J
cars and, on account of a slight
curve. 1 could not see tbe engine, so
1 stepped back to give the signal to
proceed. As I stepped back three
men with black stocking caps over up three porters and another brake
tbeir heads stepped out of the ves;l- man and took us lo the express car.
bale and shoved three guns into my "Nearly all of the passengers wire
face. asleep and there was little distuni-
"1 knew at once it was a holdup ance to rouse them. I was ordered
and I did some fast thinking. I had to open tbe door of the express car,
not yet made my running air test but it was locked, I kicked 011 the
and I knew that unless 1 did so others door and Crump opened it. lie was
M 1 EMI peTl
S Will Not Be Abfe to Attend The
Vv) ., tt, 9' funeral of Archduke
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STREETS IINEO Willi PEOPLE
State funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow
Bank Statement Aikcd by The
Comptroller of Currency
, , .
(Special to the Evening Review).
VIKNXA, July 8. Kinperor Fran -
cis Joseph Is reported alarmingly
weak at Schoenbrunn palace, with
physicians attending. The bodies of
the Archduke and wife la.v,.lll state
in the chapel of the llofbnig palace.
The Archduke's body lay iu a mag -
liillcelit glided casket, while his wife
lav ill one of silver gray. They arc;...,,, ,,, . i,i '
guarded by officers or crack regi-1
incuts. Hepresentatives of every
nobli! Austrian house were at the
palace
eiunlv.
wiiibiiik ne ueuM iwinii "i- i
and the streets are packed.i
It Is thought the bodies will be sent
to A'-msleilen tonight. A state fun-
eral will be held here tomorrow. It
is thought unlikely that the Kmperor
will appear.
it.WK sT.'n:.Mi:T aski:d.
WASHINGTON, July II. The
Comptroller of the Ctirrency has is
sued a call for a statement of the
National banks' con.liiion at the
close of business June tin.
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fyxft :
m NEW YQ
(with your oof
IADE MARK
Crepe de Cliene Waists in all the
new colors. Also in embroidery,
clots and figures, all nice, dainty silks,
'just the new waist every lady wants.
Priced at
-' S2.50
Special come and see them.
- RcSSlo
IN THE UMPQUA RIVER
j When C. It. Wilson entered the
waters of the lnipu.ua Kiver, near
Alexander's park., yesterday alter
noon, he failed to heed the warning
of the marshal and remove his niotiey
and other valuables from his pockets.
As a result he is today mourning the
loss of about J7, which he tarried In
his trousers pocket. The theft was
reported to Marshal Williams this
niorniiiK, and he has a milliner 01
boys under surveUance. Marshal
Williams savs the recent thefts were
committed by boys well known to the
officers und that arrests may be ex-
'peeled at anv moment.
of the crew would come back and
probably precipitate a shooting-
.,,.,-,,,.,. ,,.i,Qt, nv m-rlpi-oa nip To
r ,eP ,;"," the test. They I
close the trap I told them they naa
. Rn nnil th. tr;iin nroceeded
Forced Mo To Signal.
,.My tost luul evidently not been a
fnnn mr ui it'i w e iiati 1 11 11 a ,
iaV
alld one of them ran hack and got
lantern and ordered me to signal. !
i did so and then we Blurted forward
aain. We found Conductor
ergus,
i. .1. .1.I..1 Illl,.,.i ,,,l tUa l-rtl.ti.Tfi '
lie third Pullman and tl
."d him to turn about.
thought it was a joke at first
and only laughed, but when they
poked a gun in his ribs he saw they
were iu earnest. They also picked;0'
covered in an instant and we were
all marched to the front baggage
i,i i -the evctiement he
pnlkd the gas jet. It pulled tbe air 1
brake and the train stopped. I
I "We were then between mile post!
277 and Hanlon spur. Two of the
robbers went forward and brought
the engineer and fireman hack.
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The big fellow, who appealed to
be tbe leader, then took Cramp into
.1.. o., n..(l.iril llllll I
" ,; . ;;;ie. .',: , .l,l him he'a
had no dial and 1 guess the robber
believed him. He had a sack of dy-
naniite sticks all capped and said be j
..1.1 l.o.-n In llnu. Ilia U'lln Pl'iltllll
talked him out of It by telling hint
there was nothing valuable in it
they
I "They took what papers
! thought were valuable, but I don't
! think they can redeem any of It.
They came back to where we were,
and one man was left to guard us.
I "The big fellow look two guns and
'the short fellow went ahead with the
I sack. We waited there for several
lmliiu!es, and prettv soon we heard
, riljnt sll()ta 0l1. R.lnl wnB m,t In
lonst evL.iled bv them. Mavbe he
didn't hear them.' for his stocking
:(..ul lo,vll ovfir his earB, Af(el.
Mt ,ho voi(.e of ,)e 8h,.t follow
from autKui0; I'omo on, we'll
ih.n.e o beal wl,,n tllev got to
,., ,,,, ,,, ii,i.pr tliev veiled
,.We w(Mll ba,,k through the train
I , ,,,, rlllwi n,0 bin fellow lving
fi..,i ln ,,, vestibule nnd Deiiutv
Sheriff .McDuffee wounded.
M,.iiir,.n ,...n,i m mr. toliinir tun
... (.,i,,,. atleiition and we took him
,.1(.k 1U hjm ,u MMi. A nurse
I,,,, ... . ....... i,.nded to him. Tas-
I sr..,.rs ,,ie not excited until it was
all over."
Kugelie llegister: Mrs. Grace
Stone and daughters. Huth and Kath-
leen. arrived from Lebanon yesterday
to spend the Fourth with Mrs. Stone s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. It. Jenkins,
ity.
III IIU IIIIMI I milium nun i "".,,,, , ,wl ;., ... 1 I HI, mil
SEARCH IS RESUMED
! Posses Cover Trails leading
Gut of Pendleton
RAILROAD POSTS $1000 REWARD
Dead Bandit is Identified as Hugh Whitney;
Bloodhounds Are Used to Assist
In the Search
(Special to the Evening Itovlew).
IMONDI.KTON, July 3. With a re-
?f $10 J "iVI
an added incentive, the search for
two or perhaps three bandits, who
L,,,.,,,,,,! ,,H, 1,,J,1inr M (ill iVMl'tltlwl
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UU COW liUl . .VI i; Mil ll 1-17, 111111111
I hounds were brought here from tbe
Washington penitentl;
ary to be used
Kvcrv trail near the
. ' 'f ,1, ' ,i,i,, iu m. nnm
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lover bv arilled forces. Following
I report that, an automobile without a'
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license miniber and carrying three
mini was seen going northward from
Athena three hours after the robbery, 1
a posse is searching through south
eastern Washington. Kancbers have'
been warned to be on the alert. 1
Itamtil Identified.
Hugh Whitney, the tratn robber,
who was shot and killed by Deputy 1
iShenft (ieo.ge .McDunee, nau a price
of $:i7r0 on Ills head, and It Ve prob
able these rewards will be paid to
McDuffee.
Whitney was suspected of killing
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f ' ' 1 r ' lho'"'
Idal.'o. .lune li. 1011. l or this ol-
1 f'"'f e ';o.id offered $I0UU and
; state 01 '.
lle was wanted also' for robbing;
bank at Cokevllle, Wyo.. early In'
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oiiereit tor inu ttigny Jon, jmni lor
"e t'ukovlllo Job
mid J-TiO by the
American Hankers' Association on,
general principles.
wiiiiney was .'i. years out lasi
month and already hud a criminal
record extending bark to tbe time be
fore be was 21. lie was most active
in Montana. Wyoming and Idaho.
The William .!.
Burns Detective
C. ROGERS ARRESTED
WHEN HE ATTEMPTS TO
SELL A STOLEN HORSE
1 Tim rlnuiiiimii li:n.l luek storv
lin k story
comes Ircuu Wolr Creek. It seem's
that one J. ('. Itoiiers. erstwhile of
Itogue Kiver. hoi rowed a horse from
I lie owner without I lie Kllowieuge ol
tin. inner unit started nurili. Arriv-
lug at Wolf ( reck he decided Unit he
would rather ride on the cars, and
offered to sell I he critter, including
saddle for Through un un-
Iin-kv coincidence the geiitleinall be
'offered to sell lo was one lloyer, a
brother of the owner of the horse,
and the telephone soon mil me latter
hep to the racts in tbe case, and now
the borrower of the horse is Blaring
a term at Salem lull in the face. I
irU
link, well, rather.
Red Cross Shoes, Munsingr Underwear,
RK STORE
, .r -v.--'y A
Agency has been on the trail of
hitney and bis brother, Charles,
for more than a year. A reward ot
u is offered for the capture of.
(Charles Whitney, dead or alive.
J Local officers believe that Charles!
IU'IhIiu.v Venn nun nt thu it! Imru in'
uusy'the mano'.rtt
dead robber at the time of the shoot
ing:. It was the custom of the Whit
ney's to work together.
Ori'lCKU.-'. Alt 10 IllVIDIOI).
cers 'are 'divided in ' opinion "as" t'o
wnemer me tieau tiamttt is itunn.
Whitney, the notorious Idaho and
Montana outlaw. Sheriff Taylor de
nnl'chutwocZ TZ
railroad company, is dubious.
SONG RECITAL HELD
LAST NIGHT; SEVERAL
E
a VPI.V rtetihfful souir recital was
r er (iciiniuiui souj, iiiu.u was
held at the First IM-osbyteHiUi
Church
- wl e
in ifntuuiirir 11 u-sii iv vpi!i!iir vt
Jtiss Huth Willis
Mrs Korv acted
d Mrs Na l ne
11 .win. .xiumw
its accompanist, and Mrs.
Shepard assisting
The niusram was
rts and was one
rendered in two parts ami was one
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of the most enjovable events of its
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Killl w"8 exceptionally pleasing
"e """'". 1 no progi.uii luuons.
luiivna.
Miss Parslow
A Hose Kable
llawley
Listen to My Tiilo' of Wo'e. . Smith
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ill v r 1 1 1 i ni iiki iik . . .iiii tiw ii ii
'.'.Slrelesitkl
Happy Days
Mm. Shepard
McDowell
M r-ii 1
n in.iitiii i ,, Qir itiiriuirnnt
lln W;is n Princii I.vnes
I' ART 11
nu L.i 1-1 m... ,i,n..,
Tbe Hboogy Shoo Mayhew
i,. n, fi.,..i, f if... linn. r'.mliu
Miss Willis
' I've Something Sweet to Tell You
Kaning
! Springtime Wall. . .
Mrs. Shepard
Polonaise in A flat
Choiiin 1
Mrs. Kidd
?
':;"'? Me. Mavo,,r".!:?.f S'rlvcd at ilarsbfield he had practl
d'llardelot
n CTFUfADT APPnlnlTrli
V. I. JILIIrtill Ml I VlHllf
TO GATHER AN EXHIBIT
fOR S. F. EXPOSITION
JusL trior to adjournment at noon
today, the members of the County
Court employed
niann ftchinidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Her-
of Ktlenbower, to
have snnervlsioii of the llciv county
I home, now Hearing completion. The
home is Ktlualed a bliori distance
east of the city and is modern fu
'every pariieular. II will be iormany
accepted by the county in a few daya.
Mr. ad Mrs. Schmidt will receive a
salary of $ 7 r a month.
I The court today appointed I). J.
Stewart to fciUher the DuiikIhh ouii
Stewart to gather Hie Douglas Conn -
ty exhibit lor the Panama Kxposiifoii.
Mr. Stewart will begin the work of
gathering the exhibit some time next
.
The petition of I.afo Kngels, ot nl,
asking lor a county r I In districts
115 and J'i, was eoiitliiued until
the next term of court.
In the petition of .1. F. Slruder and
otliiTS asking lor a coiiniy roan in
districts Nob. Ill and -IS. lho board
of roact viewers were oruereo 10 meet,
on .liny .... ana Mini') urn, m.uv
said road. .
In tbe petition of Joseph Lyons
lor a county roan Hie same WHS eon -
tinned for the term.
R. & G. Corsets
House Dresses made out of Amos
keag Ginghams, all7 nicely trimmed.
The kind of a dress you like to p
r wear. Specially priced at
98c and $1.25
$tpre Closed AH Day July 4th
TAKEN Tfl 1SPITAE,1",,
Nor Kinney Resents Admis-
sion to Asylum
PATIENT BLAMES HIS f R1ENDS 1
Incarceration is the Result of a
Plot to Rob Him of Valuable
Property Coos to.
For the third time In recent years
Major L. D. Kinney's mental condi-
Hon has become alarming, and dm-
in his Incarceration in the local city
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ui.. tnniliiirflnient nf invective cell-
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era k'cll"'B U" ","k; ', 18
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IX'JZZTZ
ary
...ll ilio n(tli.ap ..imn novuriil oc-
r A
tllsl"8- On y a few times during the
rivfiiiliiw ha tin noil r In tnllr rntinil-
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""i' itlI, r hi. m.fpf rhpII. Mr
,""" Y"" ;Hsiike t nr
Kinney btntect that no atsitKeu pn-
wv. 11... v..
10 8 10 11,0 8lule nsyluni. l'eople
n ., uln.uo.l In I in nrlvilla Ull II it ll r 111 IllR
nl.e llbuaed the private sanitariums
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according to Mr. lvinuey.
1 Mr- Kinney arrived hero yesterday
.auernuim uy slukb nuiii .uui nui iciu
in charge of an attendant, lie was
... .. . . . .
wlUlollt llut or cont ulul wlla 1,'kpd
;iu me cuy jaii 101 oino hwiumb. ud
tll"!e(1 """ '"ved and declnred trim
jlua iniui i.i'iiiLiuii no 1110 1 com 1 . ui ii
wp!! defined plot to rob him of his.
At times he became vlo-
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liit mi' In irln ir IllA flnnm nil tlln Irnll
cago and otherwise displaying evi-
'deuce of his Imperfect mental con-
. ...
Mi'ifii
I Major Kinney Is well known In
Iltoseburg, und 12 years ago he plat-
ted what is known us Kinney's Ad
Woolor."" "' ,e, 116 ,B'" "u,ln a pinch along in 1907. Later he
.and went to Mnrshttcld, where he ,' .,,,, ,, ,,, i,ij T,i,
dition. He left hero ten years ugo
has since lived, lie also resided in
Utah and Alaska before locating in
Marshfleld. When Mr. Kinney ar-
cai.y uoining, 1 111 ... a o, i .,..0 " ory lllld eV8n llllit nUtht wUeu so Uys
seciired valuable real estate hold- , , , , , b0 , a d fol. a
ngs and instituted the first rea , remembered accurately
boom that the Marshfleld and North. ...,i j,,i i,, ..,., ,
Mend vicinities eve'." had by booatlng
real estate prices. He soon created
a demand for real estate and inci
dentally added much to the worth of
.. no..., .1.0 u. '." ""
"leni aea,,K, ,., , ..-
phtn, railroad schemes, etc., would
fill a book. He spread out too rail-
ion inn-
Idly and in many ways wasted his
JAM Mil AlfTHY Ml
Will lllvMnii 1i.iis
BEDDING ON EIRE IN
THE SUTHERLIN BASTILE
! SI'TH KUI.l N', July 3. Tom Mc-
earthy, of Itoseburg, was taken in
by the city marshal early last even-
lug on a charge of drunkenness.
'.-""""J umi mun : m -
dinovcred that .McCarthy had set
fire to bis bedding, alld It required
(iilck work on the part of the mar-
lshal to hustle the prisoner Into the
open and prevent him from snlTornt
lug. .
Kalph Wells, of Wilbur, sustained
a iraeiure oi iii.ee ii.m inn.
severe injuries u ' ! ,
;wnn n s team am wagon over a
embankment west of that town. lis
. I.roi Iter, ll. V. lie.m, Ol ouiuei uu,
was summoned by telephone.
jp .&t'.5 a
Today
IIIILI1 nilllLJILI Ul VI
flCIALS LATE YESTERDAY
It took the combined efforts of
four men to subdue Tom Taylor, who
was arrested at Dillard late Thursday
on a charge of insanity and later
committed to the Btate insane asy-
ilum at Salem.
Taylor had been living at Dillard
for some time and hud recently dis
played symptoms of Insanity. Yes
terday he noticed Mrs. Kobert
Phtpps, at whose home he was stay-
'7ri Tin biack and "md
her "that she need not mourn for
him as she would be dead first."
This statement caused considerable
alarm in the neighborhood, and.
Sheriff Quine was summoned. For
tunately the officer was accompanied
to Dillard bv Jack Whtlsett and V.
y. uillavd. As the officer and corn-
..anions arrived at the 1'hipps home
i, demented man started tn rave
,UH declared he would not go to
uoseuuig. n nun Kraieu uy n.ier.u
niivA u m. n.,v.f n.t t
w""1" " "" i'h". ""u ii u
! th She demented
i,in,i iu mo utiui ni
he Kiihdued. In the melee attendant
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10 111 nun nu succecueu 111 uiii.iB
both sheriff Quie niitt Mr. Ditfarn.
mi,. . n.,' 111 t i-vti
i "w ii-t "
lla!'? wtas looaeued when Wbtt-(Wm
" m..- .....-
sciousness. After peine handcuffed
11 iH loeL were iiuu una iiiu iuueui
w!l8 it!accd ln Bn na(oniohilo and
biuuuiii 10 mis eh,, im nao mccr
i I.. . .i.i.. l... l.
brought to this citv.
e.xniiiiiieu oy mo rauius iiujMtmii
and ordered committed to tbe asy-
nun. r.unv mm. eveiiiiig wiuiw 1110
sheriff was removing Taylor from the
., , ,,
county lull to the city jail, lie -aln
lu-tigni. vieiuunij. viiin Bcvuim wo-
sistants were culled before the man
uuiuii uw 111111111:11.
Taylor is a big man and ts poa-
sessed of Unite strength. It was on
Iv In. Innlr tllill IHiltllnl nf tlin liri-out-
ng officers were injured In the sov-
eral affrays which occurred before
.,, , u,.,t .i,i ,,,,,1
eral affrays which occurred before
I the patient was securely tied and
placed aboard a train for Salem.
money In oiierations and was eattght
iigalu started on the Hapld Transit
project, und nit hough creating quite
a flurry, he encountered a failure
from which he never reeorered.
. '
ters.
I As he raved In the city Jail last
'evening a curious crowd gathered,
and the major was bent on making
spoech.
If is thoiiKiita were dfseon-
,.,,, ,, meanlnBles. Now and
theu he would recoKtii&e Rome Give In
the crowd, find ua oFteti he would
ril n.a . ...... ,,.
streak, p'l'eijneiitly ho would imng-
lne that the crowd was making fun
of him und he would demand that
they shut up.
It Is stated by parties close lo hint
that Major Kinney is Buffering from
softenlug of the brain, or a form of ces, 'l want to see you." So Justice
paresis. Owing to bis ndvauced age,1 Lamar and Frederick Lehmann,
little hope is held out for bis recov- America's envoys at the mediation
cry. Mr. Kinney left Itoseburg for negotiations, who are Just back from
Sttlcm Inst night fn charge or an at- Niagara Falls, turned to the Presl
tcmlHUt. Ho Plumed the attendant dent, who shook them warmly by the
little or no tniubln, his chief hobby hands. "I'm proud, intensely proud,
being a coiilinual round of talk.
rtt.iMrtKit or roMwatCri
"WKT,"
I'ltHM
SO KHIHWTS
PtllflliAND SIHV.
Wet advocates of Portland
fi rn
'eoneialiilnllnir themselves todav on
. . (h ( , ,tra. hatttit fatten!
Uv u0 ,ll(.mlM.re f ,lsf (Hamber f I
Commerce showed 470 votes ugainst
Klll..w,p ,,, , 1 1, j t Ion and 111 Tor It.
Th ,..,, b(,r ,,., tt membership of
. r i,inr.i. ,.t,u, ui..rn r-mt
StJtV. Konr h.ank votes wero cast.
The vole did not represent, tne
official sentiment of tlie orj;aiUx!Ulou
of huHlni'r-'H men, the result) merely
KivitiK exprcRslon of individual opin
ion of the niemhcrtf on the Ihjnor
(iiieslimi its arfertlttfr 1'orttiind and ; mechaiilclnii were lUBtantly killed .
the state. A number at complaints when their monoplane encountered a
acainst the chamber Inking official at or in lit an altitude of lt81 feet
action on the iiuestlon had been re-jand fell. Corporal Mlral and his
ceived from nnll-subon followers. luechanlclan, ln an aeroplane, were
Similar straw votttte; contests have struck by the same storm a few mln
taken plate In a dozen other PiMaH of ntcf later ami wore fatally injured
tho IT 11 1 tort Sttites recently, thecnu- (a a similar accident,
vass at San Francisco showing the i, . .
uieml.ers lo be- against stale-wide
prohibltlort by .11S7 to ft. .
4. vo pnW.tr Toyfoiwow.
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4." Oh account of tlm National v
M. holiday, the Oftlly Review, will 4.
urn no iKBiieu itii.ioi iovt, . p
Notice the Public
rommericlllR Hie liit of June, IbeRnsehiirg Ice delivery will retail ic
ln Itosfhure, The new company will- ttollyer Ice ordered befo 19 o'
clock a. m.. Itiithe afterndmi, hod orders, fur luorulng deliver; must b
In bofure S o'clock the day bvfoti. ' ...
1 .. . - Kespectfully, ' '
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Phone 146 : Roseburg Ice Delivery
IE
Will Be Erected at Sutherlin In
Near Fature
ONE A FINE BUSINESS BLOCK
Modern fireproof Garage Will Add to tie
Convenience of Snlherlin
Aulcmoiiilisls
f Special to the Evening Review).
w.u. .k .
from 'a business trip to Portland,
ma e the announcemeat today that
vw
ne naa ciosea a contract wttn A. k.
s,llrta for a Urck bock on the south-
east corner or state street ana sen
n. rr.i.n k..tiAinn nin
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cover a ground space 5UX1UU leet
and will be one story In height. There
.... ....
""-.win be two store rooms, one or wnicti
be occupied by the Beyerle &
Armstrong hardware ana rttmiture
Qrtro nnH the Mhnr h t a w tjr-
man, who will enrry a select line of
erocerles. drv roods and furnishlnits.
contractor Shirla will begin worK oa
" ' . .
ii8 new friiiiaing next weeK.
Mc Watte also stated that plana
hart heon cnmnleterl for a Tire-Droor
irniaire at the corner of Everett
- ; - --
avenue and Sfrfte street, ln the rear
0f ( jie new hotet oitttaing. i ne new
building will cover a ground spaea
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mediatIsjeturh,
Lamar and Lehmann Hailed By
The President
SHORT CONFERENCE IS HELD
four Persons Are Killed While !ajyiig
Ride in Hign Altitude Storm
Was Encounters;!
(Special to the Evening Eevtew.
WASHINGTON, July 3. "Jast a
moment, just a moment," shouted
President Wilson, rushing Into the
corridor outside the executive offl-
of the way yon represented your
country, he said, nnd back went the
party to the President's private room,
where a short conference enBued.
Lamar and Lehmann called to pay
their respects, but had not Intended
to disturb tho President, However,
he saw their cards and hailed them.
The envoys said they expected the
negotiations would be resumed as
t!,8 Mexican factions screed
on the personnel of the provisional
government to succeed Huerta and
4he plan fur installing it.
It.,., ..Ion r.. l.iut,.lllti it
FH'K I'KHStVN'S KILf.KI).
Hit KIMS, France, July 3. Twas-i-lili'it
Is In the air resulted In tour
deaths. Corporal Godofroy and his
, fVlNftltRSS MAY AIJJOURN.
J W ASHINGTON, ,. July, . 3,-The
, Presttteut. today In Hie tod that Con
k Erec vontri.r psssibir benble to t-
Jtirn earW tri .Anxttat- . Ih reaalt
of the thailKe In front-of big busl-
ness toward the administration's
antWrijsl orogrnm.r '. Jlo mud it:
jitiit h fttlly epecJd-the co-otiert-
tioa of ilip. hads 01 ihe tug corpora-
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