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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1911)
CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK Doings of the World at Large Told in Brief. General Return« of Important Events Presented in Condensed Form for Our Busy Readers. Germany's reply to the arbitration proposal is reported to be favorable. English troops have fired on strik ers in Liverpool, and a general strike of transport workers has been called. An 18-year-old girl was killed by falling 185 feet onto jagged rocks while climbing Mount Juneau. Alaska. Boys in the Upper Willamette val ley are making 12 to 13 per day pick ing fir cones with which the forestry department is reseeding burned-over lands. The Southern Pacific has applied to the Interstate Commerce commission for permission to charge a higher rate of fare for passengers over the Siski you mountains. A hungry Italian in Boston went to the immigration station and declared he believed he was suffering from cholera, but admitted later that he did it to get something to eat. ANARCHIST HURLS KNIFE. TWO AVIATORS KILLED. Lake; San Francisco Reds Defy Police and Start Riot. _ Chicago — Two aviators, William R. Badger, of Pittsburg, and St. Croix Johnstone, of Chicago, both young men. lost their lives in the interna tional aviation meet here. Both accidents revealed the frailty of the machines in which the aviators were gliding about the air with scarcely a pause. Badger, a wealthy young man, came to his death in a pit in the aviation field. There had been a flaw in one of the wings of the propeller of the Bald win machine he drove. Centrifugal force broke the propel ler and upset the delicate equilibrium of the machine, and Badger dashed 100 feet to the bottom of the pit. His neck was broken. Johnstone fell 500 feet under his engine and was drowned. Caught under the heavy engine in the Mois- sant monoplane, he was carried deep into Lake Michigan, and his body was not brought to the surface until an hour later. Badger lived three-quarters of an hour after he had been extricated from the wrecked machine. He did not recover consciousness. Thirty-five flyers have dipped and glided here for three days, and this was the first fatal accident. Three aviators fell but were unhurt. San Francisco Efforts of the police to break up a meeting of alleged an archists here Sunday showed not re sults of three riot calls, the arrest of 10 men. and narrow escape of two firemen from a hurled knife and a de tective badly bitten in the hand. For several months the "anarch lets” have been holding Sabbath meet ings on the sidewalk in the Latin quarter. The Italian Roman Catholic church is not far distant, and a wor shipper on his way to mass heard re marks from one of the s|M-akers that caused him to lodge a protest over the telephone with the police. Two detectives wore sent to investi gate, and were hooted al when they Thereupon interrupted the speaker, the officers placed Michael Cenetrone and ami Philip Perone under arrest I started to take them to jail. With a yell of rage that brought everybody in the neighborhood on the run. the 200 assembled "anarchists” charged the detectives, who were forced to take refuge in a Broadway fire station. A riot call brought a squad of pa trolmen to the scone nnd seven other men were taken into custody. They, too, were lodged in the fire station. As the big outer door was closing on the retiring police, the alleged leader of the "anarchists" created a sensation in front of the truck house. Shouting at the top of his voice, he jerked off his gaudy straw hut, threw it to the ground and danced madly on it. Then, whipping out a huge clasp knife, he sprung the blade and hurled the weapon through the 'closing door. It was a 76-foot throw, but the knife went true as a bullet nnd whistled past the ears of Firemen F. M Hogan ami Jack Edgar, imbedding iLself in a wall. One Plunges to Bottom of Other Falls Into Pit. GERMANY IS FAVORABLE TO TREATY WITH V. S. The husband of a rich Seattle wo Washington—Almost in the same man disappeared from their hotel in Los Angeles with a handbag contain hour that the 'senate committee for ing $30,000 worth of gems and jewel eign relations reported Wednesday to ry, and no trace of him can be found. the senate its convention that the re cent negotiated arbitration treaties A Tacoma hotel keeper is under ar between this country and Great Bri rest because the sheets on his beds tain * and France were ("breeders of Germany, are not up to the legal size. He bitterness and war.” swears the linen has been shrunk by through its ambassador here, was an the laundries and refuses to put up nouncing its desire to be a party to a similar arbitration compact with the bail. United States. Crowds were so great and so unruly Germany made known to Secretary at the registration for lands of the Knox, through Ambassador Von Bern- Berthold Indian reservation in North storff, its acceptance of the general Dakota that the registrar threatened principles of arbitration as laid down to put them out of the building on ac in the secretary's draft, recently sub count of their violence. mitted. A few (exceptions were President Taft will make a tour of noted, however, and Count Von Bern- the country this fall, including the storff will sail for Germany to consult his government further. He will re Pacific Coast. turn in October. The strike of earmen in London, LIVERPOOL IN TERROR. which threatened starvation to the city, has been settled. PEST WORSE THAN FIRE. GOLD STAMPEDES BEND. Forests Suffer Millions of Dollars by City Nearly Unpeopled By Rich Strike. Insect Onslaught. Report of Bend What is characterised as the Medford Presenting the fact that insects do more damage in the forest most remarkable gold rush ex|a<rienced than do forest fires, B. 1. Shannon, . in Oregon for many years buret into secretary of the Jackson county fire [ full swing at Bend last week. As n patrol association, secured the assist result of the discovery of quarts, ance of the Medford Commercial club which assays have shown to contain a in working for the establishment of a commercially valuable amount of gold, local field station here by the bureau the town is all but deserted. The gold-bearing quartz was discovered 12 of entomology. "There is more than four and one- miles west of here on the edge of the half billion feet of good commercial forest reserve among the foothills of timber tributary to this little valley the Cascade mountains. Several mer of 30,000 acres, to say nothing of the chants deserted their stores and joined immense acreage of yellow pine on I the army of gold seekers. In the van the east slopes of the Cascades,” said of prospectors are several ex-miners Mr. Shannon. "Besides that amount recently come from Alaska, whose en there is nearly 2.000.000,000 feet thusiasm concerning the discoveries readily accessible in West Josephine has had much to do with the general ' excitement. county and on the West Siskiyous. As far as can be ascertained, the "The damage done by the insects alone, now. in the National forest is first discovery, upon which work was equal to the loss by forest fires, and in actually done, was made by Carl Lade- private holdings this is also true. wig, a Bend man who has spent much There are variations of from 400 to of his time prospecting in the adja Ladewig let a number 1,400 feet in elevation in this district cent country. and there is the wet, warm climate of of local men of means into his secret, the west slope contrasting with the and a group of claims was taken. It cold, and conditions of the east slope, was not until several weeks after the making the investigations cover a inauguration of this secret work that large field. An entomological station its nature became generally known. here would mean a saving of thousands Then the rush started. Assays from the original group of and perhaps millions of dollars in tim ber destroyed in the Crater National claims, which have been christened the Golden Raes, have run from $5 to forest and private holdings.” $10 u ton. free milling ore. However, the rock assayed thus far has been NATION TESTING APPLES. taken entirely from the surface. Sev eral tunnels are being driven, and. Government Experts Try Keeping according to the miners working Qualities of Fruit. them, the appearance of the rock en Hood River—After having spent countered is becoming more pmmis- Thursday afternoon and Friday morn ing. Already over 50 claims have ing obtaining data on local storage 1 been staked. conditions. B. B. Ramsey and ¡I. J. PAST WILL BE TOLD Pratt, experts from the pomological offices of the United States depart ment of agriculture. left for White Historical Institute to Have Noted Salmon, where they will conduct the Speakers at Astoria, same work. Salem Several more apeak era who The experts, who have been in Cali-1 will participate in the historical edu foma for the last few years working cational institute, which will be held on systems of refrigeration for cit“-us in Astoria September 5. 6 anti 7. have fruits, say that the government is announced their intention of being planning to make extensive experi presenL ments in fruit storage and transporta-I George H. Himes, president of the tion in the Northwest. They will Orgeon historical society, will be visit all of the principal apple sec among the speakers. Professor F. G. tions of the Northwest between now Young of Eugene, secretary of the and picking time and make a study of; same society, will s|>eak on "Signifi the different soil conditions of every j cant Oregon History for the Life of locality. Today.” Professor Joseph Schaefer, Apples will be obtained from every of Eugene; Frederick V. Holman, of district by the experts and will be Portland; Eva Emery Dye, Oregon subjected to tests to ascertain their City, and State Superintendent Aider keeping qualities. This season’s man will be among the other speakers. work, it is said, will merely be pre As nearly as possible historical ad liminary. The experiments next year dresses will be given on the spot where will be on a larger scale. the incidents which furnish the sub The government experts inspected ject matter for the addresses occurroi. i the Union warehouses ami wore pre Superintendent Aiderman is confi sented with Yellow Newtowns grown dent that these “on the spot” histori last year. The fruit was in a perfect cal addresses wifi be the cause of state of preservation and of excellent widespread interest throughout the flavor. Northwest and that the institute both along educational and historical lines DEER LAWS STRICT. will be among the greater successes of the Astoria Centennial celebration. ROOSEVELT RECEIVES TOGO. Japanese Admiral Prexents Souvenir to Warrior. Costly TORN BY RIOTS One Killed, Many Injured, In Street Battle. Extensive Movement Is Threatened - Strikers May Tie Up Entire Transportation of Isles, lamdon Great Britain appears to be confronted by a grave lalor move ment, compared with which the lain don strike just ended would be a small affair. Together with the furious street battles in Liverpool in which one con stable was killed and 40 |s>lieemen, including the superintendent, were in jured, and serious riots at Glasgow, comes the news of meetings of rail way employes at Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol, Sheffield and oth er largo cities, at which threats were made of a general strike of all rail way mon. trans|Hirt workers ami dock ers, unless existing disputes ate •<<t- tied promptly. In L>mloii itself txith railway and The streetcar strikes still threaten, men discussed the situation but have not taken active measures for going out. As in Glasgow, Ixmdon's tram way service la run by the municipal- ity. A serious feature of the situation is the deep resentment the speakers dis played at the employment ,of military ami («dice from other towns. The So cialist party is doing its utmost to fan this resentment. At a meeting of 2.000 railroad men belonging to the Midland, Great Cen tral and Metropolitan lines it was de cided to call a general strike on all the railways and tubes in the laindon district unless grievances were reme died within u week. It is rumored that the Isindon tramway men have also sent an ultimatum to the county council. In Glasgow, where streetcar service was discontinued, 30,000 workmen met on Glasgow green and the strike leaders threatened drastic measures if the nonunion men continued to sup plant strikers. New York Admiral Togo paid n warrior's tribute to Colonel Roosevelt. Apparently Roosevelt, the fighter, had appealed to the Japanese admiral, rather than Roosevelt, the ¡•eace maker, for when he marched up Saga more Hill to meet the ex-president he carrinl Mr. Roosevelt a two-foot min iature of a soldier's armor. This unique souvenir was of glisten ing metal, exquisitely carve«!, anil was MASTODON SKULL FOUND. encased in a heavy mahogany box, adorned with Japanese colors. Soldiers and Mobs Have Pitched Rossevelt freely admits having ap Admiral Togo had k< pt the pros Human land Animal Bonn Dug Up Battles in Streets. proved the steel merger while he was Are Fantastically Engraved, pective gift secret, and ha«l apparent Liverpool—A reign of terror exists in office, saying it was the only way ly carried it on his travels from the San Joae, Cal. One of the strang here and troops are pouring into the to avert a panic. time he left Japan. est relics the Santa Cruz mountains, city to put down disorder. A special The Japanese admiral journey«-«! to with their 5.000-year old trees and An American actor who lost his life guard has been detailed to protect the Oyster Hay on a special train on th«« other curiosities, have ever given up in a London hotel fire, had a premoni landing stage of the trans-Atlantic Ixing Islam) road. Colonel Roosevelt, was found by R. S. McWhorter, of tion of approachng death, and had all steamers ¡which, it is asserted, the in a «lark suit and immaculate white thia city, and presented to the cham his business affairs arranged accord rioters have planned to destroy by vest, stepiMs! out on the veranda ami ber of commerce. It is the skull of a ingly. ________________ fire. greeted the admiral, who wore a giant mastodon, engraved centuries Five prison vans escorted by 50 white service uniform. PORTLAND MARKETS. ago with fantastic designs of inter soldiers who were carrying riot pris “Delighted to meet you!” excaimed linked human and animal hvuds. or oners from the police court to Walth the colonel, his face beaming. Wheat—New crop—Bluestem, 81c; else eroded into these shapes by count am jail were attacked by 3,000 mem Th«“ party tihsl into th«“ broad recep less years of wear. club, 77c; red Russian, 75c; valley, bers of the roughest class in Vauxhall tion nmm an«i the aiimiral |>res<>nt<sl 77c. McWhorter exhibited the skull in The mob threw missiles of his gift. The colonel expressed his the city. It is apparently only the Millstuffs— Bran, $24.50(325 per street. every description and in defending gratitude in a broadside of ■uperla- upfier part, the jaws having been ton; middlings, $32; shorts, $25.50 Shipment of Game From State For themselves the hussars fired. tives. (3 26; rolled barley, $28(3 29. bidden by Ruling. worn away. It is partly petrifi«s| and COOS ENLISTS MORE MEN. At first blanks were used by the After ltinch«>on the party gathere«! bus been lying partially ex|s>sed for Corn—Whole, $33; carcked, $34. Salem—Deer hunters from Califor on th«“ wide veranda whence Bounds of Barley— New, feed, $25.503/26; soldiers, and then ball cartridges One man was killed and many persons nia will be disappointed to learn that County’s Naval Reserve to Be Trained fre«juent laughter nn«l the vigorous some time in a wet spot, moss having brewing, $30(0 31. grown on its sides. At first it ap were severely wounded. The troops hereafter no deer carcasses, horns or on Cruiser Boston. voice of Mr. Roosevelt often issue«!. peared like an old stump, but Investi Oats—Old white, $25 per ton; new, then charged with drawn sabers and any part of the animal killed in this Marshfield C«x>s county now has | The luncheon was strictly private. $24. gation showed it to be ancient bone. cleared the street. So daring were state can be taken into California, i better representation in the Oregon Hay—Timothy, valley, $15(316; al the rioters that one of them tried to The law in this regard was recently naval militia than any other county in falfa, $11; clover, $8.50'09; grain COUNTLESS CHINESE DEAD. OPEN NEW POSTAL BANKS. unhorse an officer, who was obliged to construed by Attorney-General Craw- the state. With the organization of hay, $10. use his revolver, wounding the man ford, and every precaution will be the new division at Bandon the county Fresh Fruits—Cantaloupes, $1.25(0 Floods Along Yangtze Cause Suffer Pacific Cosxt to Get Three New severely. taken by officers of the Fish and Game has three divisions in the reserve anil 2 per crate; peaches, 60c3z$1.25 per ing Beyond Description. Another less serious affray in which Government Depositaries. commission to see that it is enforced. the Coos Bay band besides. The total box; watermelons, lftljc per pound; the troops were again compelled to Attorney-General Crawford's decision number of enlisted men is alxiut 150. Victoria, B. Floods have caused Washington, D ('. Encouraged by plums, 90c3/$1.75 per crate; prunes, $1.75 per box; new apples, $1.753/ fire took place in Bond street. Only is that the commission has no author Twenty-five from Marshfield and 10 loss of hundreds of lives and great the successful trial of two weeks of a few persons were injured. ity to issue permits to take deer from the new Bandon division have suffering in t’hinu, where several riv the [sistal savings bank system in the 2.50 per box; raspberries, $2(0 2.50; killed in this state across the line into gone to bring back the cruiser Boston, ers have overflowed along the Yangtse. great postofficea of New York, Chi blackberries, $1.75(^1.90; pears, $23/ Insurance Probe Grows. California. The only condition under which will be here August 16 to remain Arrivals from Shanghai by the Em cago, St. isiuis and Boston, Postmas 2.50 per box. Detroit—More representatives of which game can be taken out of the two months. In that time, all the press of Japan say that the distress ter General Hitchcock has decided to Vegetables—Beans, 53/ 10c; cab bage, $2 per hundredweight; corn, companies under investigation were state is for propagation or exhibition. men will receive training on th«“ ves which followed the floods is ho great extend the system rapidly to all th«- 30<O 40c per dozen; cucumbers, $13/ 1.25 quizzed by the special committee se Already a number of applications have sel. The n«-w Bandon organization that children are being ex|x>se<i for large cities anil disgnated as ¡sital savings depositaries Kansas City. per box; egg plant, 103.12JC per lected by Jthe national convention of been received for permission to take will be known as the fifth division. Hale. One eye witness from Hankow tells Pittsburg, Detroit, Buffalo, San Fran pound; garlic, 103/12c; lettuce, 303/ insurance commissioners to probe (the game out of the state, and these have The commander is Dr. L. 1*. Sorenson, who has the rank of junior lieutenant. of seeing a band of refugees camped cisco, Cincinnati, Seattle, Wn.»h., In- 35c per dozen; hothouse lettuce, $1.25 methods of certain industrial insur all been denied. Dr. Smith J. Mann is assistant sur under hovels of matting with a num dianapolis, Denver and Portland. Or. (31.75 per box; peppers, 8(O,10c per ance concerns doing business in the geon, and Earl S. Gher, ensign. Dr. ber of children herded under a sign FUNDS RAISED FOR FAIR. The de|x>sita in N'ew York, Chicago, pound; radishes, 1 Jo;2c per dozen; to United States. The committee’s re j E. E. Straw, senior lieutenant, of announcing them for sale at the rate St. Isiuis and Boston for the first five matoes, 90c(0$1.25 per box; new car port is expected to be ready Thursday rots, $1.75 per sack; turnips, $1.25; or Friday. It is said that something Klamath Falls Plans Big Exposition Marshfield, has command over all three of 16 strings of cash (about 50 cents) days amountml to $110,0(H), at which divisions. Uniforms will at once be for a boy and eight strings of cash rate the annual deposits for the four in the nature of a report may be read beets, $1.75. This Fall. furnished the Bandon men and a drill (about 25 cents) for a girl. Potatoes — New Oregon, 14(0,1 Jc at the national convention of state in cities would amount to alsiut $7,000,- Klamath Falls -That Klamath will hall has already been provided for. surance commissioners in Milwaukee per pound. 000. have the greatest county fair this fall Onions—Walla Walla,$1.75 per hun next eek. Japs After Canal Trade. in its history is believed by those who Fair Success Assured. dred. Socialist Mayor Wonful. Victoria, B. C. News wuh brought are promoting the project. Several ' Forty-Three Rattlesnakes Bagged. Poultry—Hens, 16<O16Jc; springs, Medford Raising $900 at a meet by the Empress of Japan that the Milwaukee, Win. Emil Seidel, So prominent men have taken hold of the Spokane—Forty-three rattlesnakes 183/18Jc; ducks, young, 15c; geese, ing of 30 men, with promises of more, Osaka Shown Kaisha has in view the cialist mayor of Milwaukee, in review were the result of a day’s hunt in the affair and promise to build grand i the committee of merchants and busi establishment of a steamship line via ing the alleged wrongs that the party nominal; turkeys, nominal. Eggs—Fresh Oregon ranch, candled, Wilson Creek draw, near Wilson stands, exhibit booths, stalls for stock ness men arc assured the success of a the Panama canal when it is com had nuffered Ht the hand« of local cap Creek, Wash., by Mat Ferral and and other necessary structures. 27c per dozen. district fair here in October. The pleted. At the annual menting held italista, bewailed the fact that he had Business men have been asked to only difficulty has been that of raising Butter—City creamery extra, 1 and Frank Lamphere, visitors from Kan shortly before the empress liner de been deposed as head of the [silice de 2-pound prints, in boxes, 30c per sas, and Bruce Webley, a rancher liv raise $1,500 for purses, and already funds, and it was finally decided to parted, Nakagawa and. Chiura, offi partment, nnd acknowledged that the volunteer donations of $900 have been ing north of Wilson Creek. The larg pound; less than box lots, cartons and sell stock at $50 a share in a $5,000 cials of the company, were ordered to present city government was a ma est snake was four feet in length. made. It is planned to hold a four- fair corporation. delivery extra. visit the Panama zone in the Unitisi chine, but explained that it was only The hides of several of the snakes day fair, with racing and other sports. Pork—Fancy, 103/10Jc per pound. A few men, with limited liability, States anil South America to investi a machine to help the workingmen. measured ’six inches in width. The Veal—Fancy, 123/ 13c per pound. will be behind the fair, and in case of gate traile possibilities in this connec He said that when the Socialists got (Oriole Mine to Install Mill. Hops—1911 contracts, 303/ 32c per rattles taken from the reptiles half rain or other untoward event, will tion. The Japanese line proposes to possession of the courts they would be pound; 1910 crop, 29c; 1909 crop, 20 filled an ordinary shoe box. Grants Pass — The Oriole mine in stand for the losses. Two commit r»n into New York via the canal. used to define the law in the interests (322c; olds, 133/17c. the Galice district will put in a big tees, one to sell stock and another to of the working classes. Asylum Guards Caught. Mohair — Choice, 36*3,37 Jc per gold mill. Heretofore the company take subscriptions, were ap|xiinted. Knox Helping Mexicans. pound. Chicago—For a week three detec has been shipping the ore to Tacoma, Warthip Launches (Crash, Washington, D. C. In annnouncing Cattle—Extra choice steers, $5.750/ tives have been "patients” at the but this will be brought tt> an end by Fruit Shipments Begir. that the United States has granted Provincetown, Mass. Eighteen offi 6; good, $5.25/0.5.50; choice cows, Cook County asylum for the insane at installation of the mill. The com Medford — Beginning fruit ship authority to Mexico to send troops cers and seamen on the battleships $4.753/4.80; good, $4.253/4.50; good, Dunning. The result of their deten pany has an overhead ledge exposure ments from the Rogue river valley, a across United States territory to low Nebraska anil Delaware, of the North average 1050 pounds, $43/4.25; com tion was seen Wednesday when Presi 600 feet. This compnay hat in opera car of Bartlett pears was shipped er Cai fornia, Secretary of State Knox Atlantic fleet, narrowly escaped mon, $2.750/3; choice heifers, $1.75 dent Bartzen, of the county board, tion a power plant connected with from the Irwin tract in the Burrell complimented Preaident de la Barra drowning a mile off shore in the dark 3/5; choice bulls, $3.503/3.75; choice suspended four attendants, charged Rogue River. The mine’s tunnels, orchard. The pear crop promises to on his efforts to restore order in Mex- ness of night, when two launches from calves, 200 pounds and under, $73/ with cruelty. The secret investiga crosscuts and drifts make about one exceed the estimated 400 carloads, ico. Mexican rurales will be per the ships were in collision. The 7.25; good to choice, $5.503/6; com tors, while confined with the insane, mile of underground work. and the association ia even now mitted to go from Douglas, Arizona, launch from the Nebraska sank in 12 mon, $40/5; choice stags, $4.500/ watched physicians, nurses and other I clamoring for pickers and packers. to Tia Juana, Mexico, to suppress fathoms of .water, and the men on 35-Cent Hop Offer Refused. 4.75; good. $4.250/4.50. attendants and made reports of their The hot weather in July has made the lawlessness in the northern part of board got to the Delaware’s launch Hogs — Extra choice light hogs, actions. Salem—Geroge L. Rose states that fruit ripen well, and it is in excellent lower California. just in time. They were picked up by $7.853/8; ehoice heavy, $73/7.25; he received and refused bona fide condition for picking. The greater part the Delaware. "Be Gentle" Editor Fights. heavy rough, $6.253/6.50. A _ offers to sell 250 bales of 1911 hops of the pear crop here will be Bartletts. Senator Treasure Ship. Sheep—Choice yearlings, wethers, St. Louis—Albert Solomon, of this for 35 cents. He would not say who Women Jurors Called. Seattle. — Seven hundred thousand coarse wool, $3.250/ 3.50; choice year city, editor of the Humanitarian, in made the offer. The same kind of an | Many Hunt in Curry Mountains. dollars’ worth of Alaska gold was Tacoma -Thirty-four women are in ling wethers, east of mountains, $3.25 which he admonishes everybody to be offer was made to McLaughlin &l Marshfield -Many hunters are now brought to Seattle by the steamship cluded in the venire of 129 jurors for 3/3.50; choice two and threes, $30/ kind and gentle, is under arrest on the Hirschberg, of Independence, by the In the mountains of Coos and Curry Senator. The gold was shipped from the September term of the Superior 3.50; choice spring lambs, $5.25(3, charge of beating his wife and fight same parties. Cables received here counties after deer. Several sought the Nome and Iditarod districts. Half court. This is the first time aince 5.50; good to choice spring lambs, ing with his brother-in-law. The indicate that crop conditions both in the most favored places several days of this gold will be sent direct to the Washington was admitted to the Un $53/5.25; choice killing ewes, $2.75 brother-in-law is locked up on a cross Germany and England continue to be before the open season began so that smelter in San Francisco and the re ion that the names of women have eharga of disturbing Solomon’s peace. worse. fe3. I they would be first on the ground. mainder is consigned to Seattle banks. been drawn on the regular venire.