Pullman herald. [volume], September 15, 1911, Image 2

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MEMS' TRIAL SET
FOR OCTOBER 3
Slayer of Lf* Cantrill ut Colfax Will
Be Tried During Jury Term of
Courl
The trial of Carl Weems, charged
with murder in the Brit degree, will
begin on Tuesday, Oct. 3. He was
brought into court Tuesday morning
and Judge Neill announced his inten
tion of holding a jury term of court
beginning Oct. 2, as the fanners will
bo through their rush of work by
that time. corns was very quiet
while In the court room, but after be
ing locked up again began to shout
and shake and beat upon the door of
his cell until the officers were com
polled to handcuff his hands behind
his back.
Last week Deputy Sheriff Cole
went Into the jail and confronted the
prisoner for the first time since the
shooting. Weems did not recognize
him .mil when told that Cole was the
officer whom he shot In making his
get-a-way after killing Cant rill, cool
ly remarked: "You must be a
devil."
"Why?" asked Cole.
"'Because I, did not kill you," an
swered Weems.
He did not express any regret for
having shot Colo but said that he
looked as if he were getting along all
right.
Weems has received the following
letter from one of his sisters:
'"New York, Aug. 30, 1911. Carl
Weems, Colfax, Wash.: 1 have just
read a short notice of you having
been charged with shooting Leroy
Cantrill and wounding Deputy Sheriff
Cole. No particulars were given.
Did you have a sitser called Ella?
If bo, will you please write to me?
For I think perhaps I am that sister.
If you are my brother, our lister next
older'than you (who is with me) and
I both will do anything in our power
to help you. If you are our brother
we both send you our love and we
are praying for you. If you are not
ear brother who has so long been
lost to us you have my heartfelt sym
pathy and good wishes.
"Please write whether you are,my
baby brother or not. l wonder '.( my
brother remembers how he used to
put his baby arms around my neck
and tell secrets to his sister. That
sister's heart has ached many a time
for those baby arms and kisses.
Please write full particulars about
Hie trouble yon are in just as Boon
as you receive this.
"MRS. E. W. BROWN."
The prisoner did not show any
emotion or interest when the letter
was read to him and said that he did
not care to answer it, but that he
guessed it was from his sister Ella
all right.
Deputy Sheriff Cole received the
following letter at the same time:
"New York, Aug. 30. Sheriff Wil
liam Cole, Colfax, Wash.: I have
Just read a notice in a paper of a
young man called Carl Weems being
charge^ with sheeting Leroy Cantrill
and wounding your arm. 1 had a
brother, Carl Weems, who ran away
from home when be was a 13-year
old boy. if the unfortunate young
man who is in trouble is my brother
we will be glad to know, and if there
is anything we can do for him will
you kindly let us know. Please give
us full particulars about the shooting
and also please tell us when the trial
will come off. He was only a little
boy when he went away, and such a
dear little boy. Please let us know
just as soon as you receive this let
ter and wo will he eternal!;.' grate
ful to you.
"MRS. E. W. BROWN.
"P. O. General Delivery, New York
City.
"P. S.—l do not now give my
house address, but if the young man
is our brother you will hear from us
Immediately. I have sent him a let
ter in your rare. Enclosed $1, with
thanks in advance for any informa
tion you will kindly give __, Sin
cerely, MRS. B. xv. BROWN."
Mr. Cole returned the dollar bill
with the information desired.
Attract of the Proceedings of the
Hoard of County Commissioner*.
Whitman County, Wash.
The Board of County Commission
ers met, pursuant to adjournment,
September sth and Oth. 1911. with
all members present on the sth and
Samuel Ellis and A. P. Miller pres
ent on the Oth.
Current Expense claims Allowed.
Adams County, painting and
repairing Hooper bridge. $ 37.30
Anderson, James A., livery
for commissioners 2.50
Baker. W. R., guarding pris
oners 22.50
Barroll, _ R.. miscellaneous
supple.- . 27.80
Bensel Fuel Co, coal for
court house 35.70
Pruning, L, L.. burial of In
digent and exp 54 50
Carl P. P. & Sons, meat
for county farm -2.7G
Carter. '.. I!-, automobile
hire .' «18.50
City of Colfax, water rent. . 18.9.".
Cole, William, expenses as
as deputy sheriff 51.95
Colfax Gazette, county
printing 29.25
Colls Gazette, supplies for
superintendent .... . .".. . 27.50
Colfax Gazette, stationery ;V"
for Hoard of Equalization 4.25
Colfax /Gazette, binding '
' books for treasurer. ../."' 1.50
Commoner Printing Co.,
supplies for auditor. .. . . 4.25
Commoner Printing Co.,
county printing 8.60
Conner, P. J., livery and
sheriff 5.00
Cox, R. A., county farm ex
penso 11.66
Cummins, William ii.. spe
cial deputy sheriff , 2.66
Dobson, W. 11.. livery for
county engineer 2.00
Dutton, D. L., livery for
sheriff .8.60
Eastep, .1. I!., expenses as
deputy sheriff 17.30
Elberton Flour Mill Co .
feed for county farm. . . . 7.15
Elk Drug Store, supplies for
superintendent ........ 1.60
Kills, 11. A., assistant, Mil
grade exam 29.70
Good, J. R. ft Co.. grade
stakes for county en
gineer 14.00
Good, .1. R. & Co., furniture
for assessor's office 12.00
Hickman, C, J., tobacco for
prisoners 11.70
Housekeeper, J. 0., painting
ball floor of court house. 30.00
Kimbrough, J. 11., supplies
for sheriff 5.60
King, A. EC., supplies for
auditor 16.85
King. A. I'"., supplies for
count] clerk 3.00
King, A. E., supplies for su
perintendent 4.05
Mattoon, Mrs. .i. 0., clerk
for superintendent 15.85
,\ cany, George, plats for
county auditor 30.00
Model steam Laundry, laun
dry for court house 2.35
Miller, Jess, special deputy
sheriff 57.00
Murray, E. G., Inspecting
Hamilton bridge 6,00
McCaw, ,1. M.. expenses as
count] engineer 12.15
VoKiiinoy. T. ii., expenses
as county nurse 35.90
McCroskey, Lusker, work in
auditor's office 14.85
ct 'roskey, S. M., inci
dental expense of various
offices 64.40
Newman, John H., ! assist
ing county clerk 32.40
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
phone service 58.25
I attison, Paul, phone ex
pense c.30
I otlatch Lumber Co., fence
posts [.25
Rathbun, J. Chas., deputy
county engineer 16.67
Kit/.. A. L., guarding pris
oners 67.50
fan Harness Co., repair
ing for sheriff 5.00
Spencer, R. 1!.. assistant,
teachers' examinations... 26.00
St. Ignatius Hospital, care
of indigents ....... 224.00
Standard Lumber Co., fence
posts 10.00
>iaie Institution for Feeble
Minded, supplies for in
mate 5.54
Stotler, F. 1... expenses as
deputy prosecuting attor
ney 33,
W. W. Lower Co., light for
court house and poor
farm 4 1.40
hitman Implement Co.,
binding twine 1.00
Woodin & Morrison, sup
plies for prisoners 32.86
Zimmerman, P. L., supplies
for county farm 43.00
The claims of 1,. L. Bruiting for au-
mobile hire, $13.50, and of L. G.
Buxton for care of indigent, 2.60,
were rejected.
Road ami Bridge Claims Allowed.
Pol latch Lumber Co., Colfax
lumber $ 33,85
Potlatch Lumber Co., Colfax.
lumber 25.95
Potlatch Lumber Co.. La
mont, lumber 457.70
Potlatch Lumber Co.. La
mont, lumber 11.65
Stratton, O. H., steel for
court house bridge 1771.75
Boyd, A. 11., foreman 65.00
Boyd, Russell, labor 30.00
Boyd, Joe, labor 25.50
Modro'i Albert, labor 24.00
\lodro, August, labor 6.00
Decker, J. it., labor 13.50
Farnsworth, Henry, labor. . 9.00
Helium,ii, Ray M., labor... 15.00
VI unlock, Dana, labor 13.50
Stone, Claude, labor 3.00
(' oil, Clarence, labor 9.00
II iffey, M. L., labor 9.00
Stone, Kenneth, labor 1,00
Road District Claims Allowed.
District No, 1 —
Clark, Henry J., super
visor $ 24.00
Rosalia Hardware Co., nails 8.00
Wllmer-Dwyer-Helmer Co.,
supplies 3.45
Wllmer-Dwyer-Helmer Co.,
tools and supplies 34.15
Leister, A. S., foreman and
team 24.50
Leister, C. E.i labor and
, team i.75
Gordon. James, foreman
and team 60.00
Cordon, Vincent, labor. . . , 30.00
Jones. Henry, labor 24.50
Charles Hob, labor and
team -. 3 8i8 -,
Thomason, Tollie, labor and
team .... 36.00
Harmon, Fred, labor 20 00
Gordon. J. E., labor and
team 32.50
Harmon. Ernest, labor. . . . . 2.-.0
Charles, Fred, labor and
„ team 13.00
Cordon. .lames, foreman and
team 10.00
Montgomery, James, labor. . 2 50
181 hem k. John P., labor
and team 2.25
District No. 3—
.Cornelius. E. D.. labor . . 10 00
. Wheeler. S. F. labor. ... a 25
Dodge. John 0., foreman
1 and team 15 . 00
Klee. John, labor . ... <> 50
Lamb, H. T., burying .lead
I _ animal 5.00
.Nelson. N., labor '.'..'. 2 .50
District No. 4—
Scott, James 11., supplies. .'. 6.20
District No. 6—
Purneii, c. \\'„ foreman and
team . .......... ...... 4.06
Brown, T. A., labor. .. .. . . '1.50
District No. 7— P$ .\'-'
Wieber, Geo. B.j tools and
material . .... ...'. ..... 8.96
Wieber, Geo. it , supplies. . . 3.00
Surveyor* Cost Hills Allowed.
Improvement Road No. 1—
Flowers/ Charles, assistant.! '' l.ofl
Bingham, L. M., assistant. . 5.00
DIX, J. M.. assistant 16.25
Rowe, M. V., assistant. .... , 17.50
Bentley, 63., assistant. ..... ' 5.00
Leggett, J. C. assistant. ..; "5.00
Scott. T. C, assistant . 5.00
'I homas, W. N., surveyor
and expense . ....{.... 63.30
Carson, Maud, board. ..... 13.90
i astman, Robert, lodging. . 10.00
Improvement Road No. - —
Murray, E. c. surveyor, .... 36.00
Meany, Geo., assistant..... 16.
Doollttle, Walter, assistant. 15.50
Kledveno Road-
Murray, E. C, surveyor and
expense 59.80
,\ cany, Geo., assistant. .... 8.00
Ewart, Jas,. Jr., assistant . . . 8.00
Tipton, G rover.' assistant. .. 5.00
('.miner, Henry, assistant. . 5.00
Rockwell, J, S., conveyance. 20.00
Mason, Ed., board and .lodg
ing 18.00
County Farm Sewer—
Leslie, E. M., assistant 2.00
R Istvedt. Tom, assistant . . 6.00
Hunter, Dan, assistant 5.00
Thomas, W. X., surveyor. . . 5.00
800 l XV., assistant 2.00
eanj. Geo., assistant 2.0n
Justice Court Cost Rills Allowed.
Holzer, Dr. A., justice fees,
state vs. Burns $ 3.00
Englehart, Geo., constable
fees . . . 2.00
Holzer, Dr. A., justice fees,
State vs. Burns 3.00
Englehart, Geo., constable
fees 2.00
Nell, XV. R., justice fees
State vs. Sullivan 3.00
State vs. Jones 3.00
State vs. Early 3.00
State vs. McGinnis 3.00
State vs. Herrington , 3.00
State vs. Bront 3.00
state vs. Baker 3.00
State vs. Bohan 3.00
State vs. Murray 3.00
State vs. Burgard 3.00
State vs. Marshall 3.00
State vs. Morrison 3,00
State vs. McKinnie 3,00
State vs. Deegin • 3.00
ate vs. Logan 3.00
state vs. Wiley 3.00
State vs. Carrol . 3.00
State vs. Wilson 3.00
State vs. Casey 00
State vs. Ragan 3.00
State vs. Mahoney 3.00
• State vs. Turnbull 3.00
State vs. Riley 3.00
State vs. Law BOn 1.50
West, M. 11., justice fees.
State vs. Rice 3.00
Brewer, John A., const
fees, Stale vs. Rice 2.10
Appointments Approved.
Baker, W. P., special deputy sher
iff.
Patterson, J. (),, deputy auditor,
Phillips, A. \Y.. deputy , superin
tendent of schools.
Road Matters.
The various bids received for the
construction of Improvement Roads
Xos. 1 and 2 being, in the opinion of
the Board, excessive in amounts, all
were rejected and the County Auditor
was directed to readvertlse for bids
for the construction of these roads
the bids to be opened October 2, 1911.
Opening of bids for the construe-
lon of Improvement Road No. 3 was
deferred to September 18, 1911, at
3: 00 o'clock p. in.
A bearing in the matter of the Kla
vt no road, petitioned for by B. D.
Murray et al., was set for November
0, 1911, at 1:00 o'clock p. m.
The petition for the proposed road
to be known as the D. F. Engle road
was rejected and the costs for the
examination and survey order to
be charged to the bondsmen,
The hearing in tho matter of the
W. W. Sherrell road was continued to
October 10, l'jl 1 , at 3:00 o'clock
p. 111.
The hearing in the matter of the
Weitz road was continued to October
, 911, at 2:30 p. m.
The hearing In the matter of the
Tekoa-Oakesdale road was continued
to October 16, 1911, at 1 o'clock p. m,
The hearing in the matter of the
Hangman-Creek road was continued
to February 5, 1912, at 11 o'clock
a. m.
Tho hearing in the matter of the
Grinnell road was continued to Sep
tember 18, 1911, at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
Miscellaneous.
The Board made an estimate of re
ceipts and disbursements for the year
1 91 2 as a basis for the tax levy on the
assessment of 1911, and directed that
the same be advertised and that a
hearing he had thereon on Monday*,
October 2, 1911, as by law required.
The contract for the construction
nt a barn on the new County farm was
awarded to A. H. Martin of Colfax,
his hid therefor being 460.00.
The contract for the painting of the
ham was awarded to Housekeeper &
Durfee of Colfax, their bid being
$ 76.00.
The contract for the construction of
a sewer system for the new county
farm was awarded to Wright & Tier
uey of Spokane, their bid therefor be
ing $1471.23, ami was considered by
the Board to be the best and most
advantageous bid offered.
Auctioneers' licenses were granted
to J. B. Hicks, Pullman, Washington,
and M. R. Shephard, Troy,ldaho.
Upon the tiling of an Indemnity
bond by George Jones, In which It Is
-set forth that Warrant No. 3772.
•Road District No. 1, has been lost or
destroyed, the Board ordered that a
warrant ho issued in lien thereof and
In like amount, $7.7."..
. The plat and dedication of the
fownslte of Ewan, comprising all of
the no 1-4 of 26-19-40, except the
right of way of C, M. & P. S. Rail
read, was approved.
The plat and dedication of Ewan
Orchard Tracts in the nw 1-4 of 25
--19-40 was approved.
The Board directed that the County
Treasurer be supplied with a set of
Remington & BalUnger's Code of the
State of Washington; also that a iult
abb- office chair be purchased for the
Treasurer's office.
The County Superintendent's Certi
ficate as to the alteration of the boun
daries of School Districts No.* 180 and
181, whereby the nw 1-4 of section
13-18-46 was taken out of District
181 and placed in District' No.. I 80,
was approved. .■-':, ''•%%
Tho bond of T. P. Campbell as Jus
tice of the Peace of Precinct NO 40,
Oakesdale, was aprdved.
Upon the advice of Martha J. Miller
that she had removed from Whitman
entity, the monthly allowance here
tofore granted her was discontinued.
The report of the Superintendent
of the Poor Farm for the month of
August was approved.
The County Auditor's certified list
of salary warrants for the month" of
August was approved. ;
The Board adjourned to meet Sep
tember 18, 10 1 1, at 10 o'clock a. m.
■'■ *>;___ _____ _
Notice to Taxpayers.
At a regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners held on
Tuesday, September 5, 10 11, (ho fol
lowing estimate of receipts and dis
bursements for Whitman County dur
ing the year 1912 was made by said
Board.
The estimates for the various funds
a c based largely on the receipts and
disbursements of the count) for the
fiscal year January 1, 1910, to De
cember 31, 1910:
Current Expense Fund.
Fees from various county
office! ".$ 14,276.30
Licenses, her ban mar
riage 180.00
Interest on bank deposits 2,751.74
Fines, clerk's and just Ices 2,083.10
Accrued interest on de
linquent tax 8,726.56
Sale of county property. 523.8 I
Bounties from state 190.00
Miscellaneous 9.70
Criminal cases, from state 1,433.00
Tot receipts,exclusive
of taxes $ 30,474.24
Receipts from taxes
(levy) 80,183.94
Total receipts $1 1 0,658. 1 8
Disbursements,
Refunds $ 23.75
Rebate on taxes 6,225.94
$ 6.249.69
Auditor's Office —>
duties $ 7,666.00
Checking county offices, . j 1,200.00
Office expense 890.00
$ 9,706.b0
Treasurer's Office —•
Salaries $ . 7,1 53.70
Expense 314.30
$ 7..". en
Clerk's Office
Salaries % 3,300.00
Expense 131.95
$ 3,731.95
Assessor's Office—
Salaries $ 5,150.10
Field deputies 4,189.64
Office expense ■ 1,061.76
$ 10,401.50
County Superintendent's Office—•
Salaries $ 3,500.00
Office expense 364.42
Examinations 150.55
Traveling expense 375.20
Institute 200.00
$ 1,890.17
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Salaries '. . $ 3,J 00.00
Office expense and sta
tionery . 300.00
Securing evidence 300.00
$ 3,700.00
Sheriff's Office-
Salaries $ 5,680.96
Office expense 158.60
Traveling expense 3.645.66
Special deputies 218.95
? 9.704.17
Engineer's Office —
Salaries $ 3,583.24
Office expense 353.37
Field work, including liv- .
'hire 1,058.39
$ 5,000.00
County Commissioners —
Salaries $ 2,399.76
Miscellaneous expense .. 1.211
$ 3,180.96
Coroner's Office—■
Salary $ 800.00
Office expense 36.85
Jury and witness fees. . . 40.40
Autopsy 83.20
$ 960.45
Health Officer
Salaries J 1,200.00
Expense ' 58.59
Drugs 181.50
Nursing 221. 2
$ 1,777.21
Superior Court/--
Salaries of Judge and
stenographer $ 3,000.00
Court expense 218.10
Visiting judge 188.75
Witnesses 4,500.00
Jurors 3,000.00
Insanity costs 448.60
Board of jurors 500.00
Bailiff's salary . 186.00
$ 11,986.45
Insurant —■
Court house and other
county property $ 1,632.00
Court House—'
Salaries of janitors $ 1,740.00
Sundry expense 221.39 |
Fuel 1.000.00 j
Lights 565.20
Water rent 1 50.00
Telephone '. .. . 758.65 |
Furniture and fixtures. . . . 2,000.00 j
Repairs and Improve- I
ments 1,000.00;
Postage for all offices . . . 1,354.31
Miscellaneous supplies .. 422.92 |
Express ami drayage. . . . 200.00
Paying . 373.901
$ 9.786.37
County Jail— I
Hoard of prisoners $ 1,544.80 1
Miscellaneous expense . . 364.75
$ 1,909.53
Charitable institutions . $ 200.00
Bounties .'. ... 499.00 I
; ;
,< ,780.00
County Poor Farm—
Salaries $ 900.00
Expense ...". .". .... . ■:t t'fi'M 359.00
Dry Goods and groceries. 950.13
Hardware and black
.'smithing 3 8.90
Drugs,' ... . .. 17.85
Fuel . .*. 150.00
Feed . :<?:■. .'. ...;..... 20.00
Miscellaneous supplies . . 163 ftO
County nurse 900.00
•' : $^ 3,498.88
Charity
Cash ......; $ 1,477.70
Expense 223.52
Dry goods and groceries 200.00
Fuel :.;.... .;; . ;. :."; -y 50.00
Drugs ;. ...... . 50.00
Nursing at hospital 1,366.18
Railroad fare 282.55
Burial 300.00
$ 3,949.95
. General Expense — '■
Advertising and county
printing _■.....$ 634.19
Bureau of inspect .... GOO. OO
State examiners 668. 11
Sundries ' 730.00
County fair 1,000.00
Poultry and pet. Stock
Association 00.00
$ 3,732. 30
Genera] Election —
Salaries of election offi
cers $ 2,008,30
Printing and stationery. I,GOO.
Rent ' 233.75
Booths and drayage.... 165.55
Miscellaneous expense .. 138.07
$ 4,811.95
Intension of tax rolls. . . $ 887.30
Justice Court-— .
Justice fee! $ 500.00
Expense 18.55
Witness tees 154.85
Jurors 57.00
Constable tees ........ 100.95
$ 83 1.35
Total of estimated dis
bursements $11 0,658.1 8
County Road and Bridge mid.
Proposed Levy—
Current $ 40,000.00
For payment of debt .... 71,797.00
Total levy fill ,707.00
Road Districts.
Proposed Levy —
Road District No. 1 $ 37,608.94
Road District No. 3 21,655.22
Road District No. I 13, 72.82
Road District No. 5 1,762.50
Road District No. 6 6,278.56
! uad District No. 7 5,032 5
Road District No. 8..... 3,877.12
Road District No. 9 . 3,363.77
Indigent Soldiers' Fund.
Proposed levy $ 61 0.00
County Horticultural Fund.
Based upon estimate of State Cora- 1
n.issicner of Horticulture in accord
1 ice wit Section 63, Chapter 135,
Laws of 1 909,
Proposed levy $ 2,51 6.00
County General School Fund.
Taxes, $10.00 for each child Of
school age In the county, the total
number being, according to the
County Superintendent's report, for
Hie ear ending June 30, 1911:
1 0,600 $106,000.00
Summary of Proposed Levy.
County Fund —
Current expenses ......$ 80,18,,.04
Road and bridge 11 1,707.00
Indigent soldier 610.00
Horticulture 2.5 I 6.00
School 106.000.00
In addition to this there will be
the Road District Levy as above; also
the School District Levy, as per esti-
ate made by each district.
The total approximate assessable
valuation of Whitman County for the
tar 1911, as equalized by the
County Board of Equalization, Is
$18,181,022.00.
In accord ar with the provisions
of Section 1, .apter 138, Laws of
109, the Bo ,d of County Commis
sioners of Whitman Count., will hold
i bearing at its office, in the Whit-!
a: an County Court House, In Colfax.
Washington, on Monday, the 2nd day
<!' October, 1911, at 10:00 o'clock
1. m,, and will then and there hear
my complaints that may be made by
taxpayers as to the adoption of this
istimate of taxes to be levied on the
sment of 1911,
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rCJr\ colonist
N?cW FARES
ffls^ Westbound from Central and Eastern
illillii" States and Eastern Canada y'iy%
$25.00 fiom St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha..., $25,001
$33.00 from Chicago. From St. Louis, $32.00:
$50.00 from New York From Boston 350.15
Those are a few. - There are other*.
We quote from all points
ON SALE DAILY SEPTEMBER 15 to OCTOBER 15
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'•> experiment Doan's KldneVJOj
have '"" curing kidney trouble for
over 75 years.^Doan's Kidney pr,, I
are used and re'eommen led through 3
out the 'civilized world. Endofttjj Jfl
home. Road Pullman testimony:
Mrs, F. A. Hazen, 510 .Morton St 4
Pullman, Wash., says: "Several yean
aw I had a great deal of trouble (rtm
my kidneys. There were severe pains
across tho small of my bark and I
was afflicted with a- distressing ki,|.
ney weakness. On .-. neighbor's a ivta
I began using Doan s Kidney Pin,
and they soon relieved me. l am s2 a <p
to give this remedy my endorsement.'.'
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Poster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
New York, solo agents for the United
States. ■' -yO,
Remember the name—l
and take no other.
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Healthy Stock
Prepared for market under sanitary
conditions and sold from a shop that m
always welcomes the inspection of m
the Pure Food crusaders. These
are the conditions that exist at the—^
Palace Market
I. E. HENSHAW, Proprietor
Farmers Union
Grain Co. J
Buy In any house on any road. m
Have
Terminal houses in Portland, Seattle,
and Tacoma. We take care of trans-'
portation from local houses. Money
loaned on grain in Terminal Houses,:
J. M. !MI,Mi:i!TO\, Agf.,
Phone 17 L. Pullman?
-^ggtej. W. 11. STRAUB S
t j?f_-__*^__ Optical Specialist
C^g^_-3 111 Vi St.. Pullman
It, his office dally except on first five)
days of each month. Correct glasiei;
guaranteed. v?
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Houses near college of all sizes for
rent or sale. SANGER & DOW.