SPORTING COLUMN TARIFF BILL LENGTHY ON PACIFIC COAST Charlie Miller and Jess Willard may Dr. Herbert Metcalf, resident sur­ box four rounds in San Francisco on geon on the lonely FanJD^ln>,, is Electric Coffee MOST ALL ARE NOW IN ERUPTION June 20 or 27. THE RATES, AS PROPOSED, WILL dead. SENDING OUT GREAT FLAMES Edward Payson Weston, the veteran BE LOWEST AND FREE LIST Three men are under arrest at Se­ > AND DENSE SMOKE. pedestrian, is walking from New York THE LONGEST KNOWN. attle pending an examination for an to Minneapolis. attempt to extort 11000 from Nick Perculators Pantages by blackmail methods. A meeting between Leach Cross and Let us show you our new line of electric perculators, While walking with friends neai MAIL STEAMER BRWCS ALL THE NEWS Bud Andérson is the Independence day AS REVISED BÏ SENATE COMMITTEE roasters, grills, etc. Guaranteed to give satisfaction. fight program at Los Angeles. the summit of Mount Wilson, Cal., J. D. Cole of Albert, Colo., lost his foot­ Many Volcanoes on West Side of John Paul Jones of Cornell, holder Among the Articles on Free List are: ing Friday and fell over a precipice Six Cup Perbulator for $10 Coast Inlet Showing Unusual Signs of the mile record of 4 ; 14 2-6, has an­ Meats, Flour, Live Stock, Wheat, to bis death. Triangle Electric Iron, $3.50 of Actavlty—Great Clouds of nounced his retirement from athletics. Probably With Countervail!ig At high noon Monday Rex Oregonus Smoke Pour Out. The Ad Wolgast-Johnny Dundee 20- Duty. and his retinue were welcomed In round bout scheduled for Tuesday Portland, where, with suitable cere- night, was declared off on account of Seward, Alaska—All the volcanoes mony, he Inaugurated the seventh an­ Ad’s thumb injury. Washington.—As they will go to the Bonner Water & Light Co along the Alaska peninsula and adja­ nual rose festival and carnival of flow­ •9 Democratic caucus, the tariff rates t cent Islands as far to the westward as Jimmy Britt says Bud Anderson will ers. H. A. GALE, Manager will be the lowest in history and the Unimak Pass are in eruption, emitting soon be the lightweight champ. He A petition signed by 60,000 Oregon thinks that Bud Is the class of the free list will be the longest ever school children expressing the desire flames and dense volumes of smoke. bunch, and Britt knows. News of the activity of the volcanoes known. As revised bY the senate sub­ that the battleship Oregon be detailed to lead the parade through the Panama was brought by the mall steamer Dora, Chris Von der Ahe, owner of the committees, and likely to have the ap­ from her monthly voyage to Dutch four-time winners, the Bt. Louis canal at its formal opening has proval of the finance committee ma­ reached Secretary Daniels. Harbor. Browns of the old American associa­ jority, the free list will contain, among Mount Shishaldln on Unimak Island, tion, was buried Sunday. other articles, the following; Frank Esola, former police detective arrivals by the Dora said, was shoot­ in San Francisco, was found guilty of ing flames high into the air, and The swimming championships of the Meats, flour, live stock, wheat, prob­ grand larceny in complicity with the P. N. A., to be held in Spokane Mon­ ably with a countervailing duty; oats Bonners Ferry Mounts Pavlof and McCushlon were operations of the “Forty Thieves” smoking when the steamer passed day, June 1Ü, will be the first that have and oatmeal, barley, rye, lumber, coal, bunco gang which operated In that v them. Mount Katmal, which was in ever been held in an inland city. boots and shoes, breads and biscuits, city for many months. violent eruption Just a year ago and Llghtweigut Champion Willie Ritchie raw wool, sugar to be free in three Southern Pacific train, northbound Lumber Com which covered fertile Kodiak island having agreed to make 134 pounds years; buckwheat and buckwheat from Albany for Portland, was with a thick layer of ashes, Is send­ ringside, or 133 three hours before the flour, cocoa, coffee, tea, cornmeal, fish, wrecked near Salem Saturday and ing up a great column of smoke, fill­ Fourth of July fight at San Francisco. bananas, Jute, hides, India rubber, In­ several persons slightly injured. The ing the heavens with' a haze discerni­ Spokane has secured a new $50,000 digo, cottonseed oil, castor oil, codliver train struck a “kinked” rail and three pany, Limited ble at Seward. coaches turned partially over. Redoubt, Ilamna and St. Augustine automobile factory, which will enter oil, potatoes, sago, vegetables, ivory, the actual field of active manufactur­ sewing machines, typewriters, print Because of a split in a switch both Building material of all kinds including volcanoes, on the west side of Cook ing in the course of the next few paper, steel rails, pig iron, ferro man­ engines and two baggage-mail ex­ inlet, are also showing unusual signs weeks. of activity, smoke in Increasing vol­ ganese used in manufacturing steel, press cars of the Santa Fe Overland umes pouring out of their craters. Agreements have been signed up by photograph films, and many chemicals were ditched near Pomona, Cal. The Finishing Lumb er, the regatta committee In charge ot used in manufacturing. passengers were unhurt but the en­ As Reported Tuesday the first annual Coeur d'Alene regatta gine crews were badly scalded. Seward, Alaska.—Although a west July 4-16, and the Portland, Nelson, B. Comparative Figures. Those of the 700 or more amateur Mouldings, Laths and wind has been riving smoke and C., Victoria and Vancouver rowing A table prepared by the senate wireless operators on the Pacific coast fumes from Katmal volcano over Sew crews. finance committee showing compara­ who do not by July 1 report to the Shingles and Flooring ard no alarm is felt here as there are Alfred Crane of the Stadium high tive figures based on the Underwood government the location and descrip­ fourcraters on the mountain giving school, Tacoma, broke the American tariff bill and the present tariff law tion of their plants will be prosecuted vent to the internal convulsions and a interscholastic record for the running shows the average ad valorem rate in and subject to Imprisonment, fines of terrific outburst like t' at of last year high jump recently when he cleared the proposed law to be 32.99 per cent, *500 and the confiscation of their out­ is not anticipated. It is believed, how­ the bar at six feet 2% inches. Crane as against 43.64 per cent under the fits, it is said. We are also prepared to make prompt delivery of Payne-Aldrich law. The estimated ever, that Katmal will continue to is 18 years odl. loss of revenue through the augmented Dawson, Y. T.—The much-talked-of emit vast columrsof smoke indefinite­ Forhall Keene, captain of the newly- free list in the Underwood bill would rate war on the Yukon river began selected American polo team, broke his ly. The fumes from the smoking be $24,718,..29 on an import valuation yesterday when the White Pass steam­ collar bone Saturday in a practice mountain we~e noticeable here. of $102,534,466. Revenue under the er Canadian and the Side Streams game at New York. The accident will proposed bill exclusive of the Income Navigation company’s steamer Vldette, compel the selection of another mem­ tax is estimated at *266,701,130, as operated in connection with the boats ber of the American team. of the Northern Commercial company, Wood NOTED PERSONS DIE. compared with $304,216,694 under the Playing tennis that ran the gamut present rates. With the Income tax departed side by side from Dawson for White Horse, the head of navigation. at following prices delivered ; from sensational to mediocre, the Aus­ revenue estimated at approximately Mark H. Cobb, a contemporary of Each company cut last year’s freight Horace Greeley In newspaper work, tralian team defeated the United $80,000,000 the total revenue under the States pair in the double match ot and passenger rates 50 per cent. Planing mill wood, $2.75 a load died In Philadelphia of old age Sun­ proposed bill would aggregate about the Davis cup preliminary at New $347,000,000. It Is announced officially that all the load day. 16-in. dry slab wood, $2.75 a York by 2—6, 6—2, 6—7, 6—2, 6—7. heavy concrete work of the six locks 16-in. green slab wood, $2.00 a load Charles M. Faye, tor 16 years man­ There is little fear of Arthur Pelky, Mission School, Riverside, Pendleotn, of the Panama canal has been com­ Green blocks from sawmill, $2.00 a load aging editor of the Chicago Dally the American heavyweight, being and Prosser. pleted. The lower guard gates at News, died Sunday at bis home in Au­ brought to trial to answer the charge Every town will send Its delegation Gatun and Pedro Miguel and the upper guard gates at Mlraflores will be Add 25c for delivery on north side of river, within rora, 111. of manslaughter as a result of his of boosters, tue railroad rate of fare killing Luther McCarty in the first and one-third for the round trip re­ closed as soon as possible after June one-half mile of county bridge and on Mahoney The Rev. James I. T. Coolldge of round of their fight for the American ducing the cost to a minimum. 16, the plan being to allow Lake Gatun hill. Get tickets from general office. Telephone Cambridge, Mass., Is dead. He was 95 white heavyweight championship at Monday’s feature will be a pictorial to fill. Gatun lake will be an artificial your orders early thereby insuring quick service. years old and was graduated from Calgary. pageant in which 4,000 school children body of water of 110 square miles. Harvard In the class of 1838. in costumes and with floats will par­ It’s greatest depth will be 90 feet. Although it Is still early horses are ticipate. The evening event will be The Rev. Dr. Charles Augustus arriving at Butte for the July race FAVORS CALIFORNIA LAND BILL Briggs (Presbyterian), one of the most the grand coronation ball at Natato- meeting and the Butte track will be rium park. widely known theologians of the coun­ pushed, it is believed, to accommodate Tuesday, June 17, will be the great Washington Grange Adopts Resolution try, Is dead at his home In New York all the applicants for stable rooin. The day tor the Inland Empire, with an at Colville Convention—Advo­ city. He was 72 years old. prospects for the successful comple­ afternoon parade illustrating the cates Abolishment of Tariff. tion of the Montana circuit of 68 days varied resources of all parts ot this Colville, Wash.—At the closing ses­ Telephone No. 16 and we will Solve Charles H. Cramp, former head of were never brighter. sion of the Satte Grange convention .1 the shipbuilding firm of William H. district. The parade will be nearly 40 In the skirmish at New York Wil­ blocks long, and there will be a band here a resolution submitted by the Cramp & Sons, Is dead, after a linger­ legislative committee, favoring an Your Plumbing Problems. ing illness. He was about 85 years liam Hoppe, champion of the world at in every block. Four moving picture both styles of balk line billiards—18.1 concerns will secure reels of this pa­ alien land ownership law similar to old, and was the eldest son of William the one recently passed by the Cali­ Tliis company is equipped to do all kinds of plumbing work. All work and 18.2—successfully defended his rade to be shown in all parts of North Cramp, who founded the business. fornia legislature, was adopted by an promptly done and at reasonable prices. We will install modern and title at the latter brand of play by America. Tuesday evening the big guaranteed heating plants in your home or business block at the lowest defeating the challenger, Koji Ya­ concert by the massed Inland Empire overwhelming majority. GENERAL BLANCO NOT FOR SALE A resolution was passed advocating prices. mada of Tokio, Japan, by the unpre­ bands will be given in the stadium, that all lobbyists before the legisla­ Mexican General Says Government cedented score of 600 points to 33. followed by an elaborate pyrotechnic display. ture should register, pay a fee and Would Give 300,000 Pecos for Baseball is Invading France; the file a statement of authority and by 1 English people are dissatisfied with A parade by high school athletes Treachery. will precede the opening ot the two- whom employed. The grange declared Bonner Plumbing Co. Eagle Pass, Texas.—General Lucio cricket and are beginning to look to day interscholastlc meet in the sta­ itself against the collecting of fees re­ Blanco, who directed the successful the American game as a substitute; dium Wednesday afternoon. The quired of candidates at the primary ------1 H. A. GALE, I------rebel attack on Matamoras last week, Germany Is awakening to a deep in­ militia tournament will be held the elections. An educational campaign on terest in outdoor sports with the hold­ Manager. "constitutionalist” leader, that he has same day, and Aviator Johnny Bryant the organization of townships was ad­ ing of the next Olympiad at Berlin; vocated. been approached with an offer of 300,- will make the first of two afternoon Our shop is located in the rear of the Bonner Water and Light company baseball has won Cuba, and Is making flights, rising from the stadium field. Resolutions were passed favoring 000 pesos if he would betray Carranzo rapid strides in Central America, and the abolishing of all tariff on farm and join the forces of President Huer­ Wednesday evening the parade of it has been introduced with marked northwest Shriners will be held, fol­ products; a commission form of gov­ ta. Blanco reported that be had caused success among the savages of North­ lowed by the first of two nights of ernment for the state; a boycott of the arrest of the federal emissary, ern Luzon. boxing and wrestling between the all publications carrying advertise­ oruno Trevino, who presented creden­ champions of western athletic clubs. ments of whisky, tobacco and drugs; tials from Governor Gonzales of the POW WOW WEEK AT SPOKANE Thursday afternoon will see the con­ Increased work for the extension de­ state of Nuevo Leon, and that he had clusion of the interscholastic meet, a partment ot the state college, and military tournament by Uncle Sam’s stricter enforcement of the law’s re­ REAL ESTATE been sentenced to death by a court- This Will Be One of Biggest Affairs troops, and an aeroplane flight. The garding pure foods. A resolution fa­ martial. The sentence was carried Ever Pulled Off in the Northwest, voring the abolishing of jury trials out, Carranza, to whom Trevino ap­ parade of northwest fraternal orders Kootenai Valley Lands June 16 to 21. will be held on the downtown streets was defeated by an almost unanimous pealed, refusing to Interfere. Trevino With 39 towns assured the Inland in the evening, followed by the finals vote. was one ofthe leaders In the Monterey Empire’s participation In the Pow ot tile boxing and wrestling meet. City Property revolt of last February. Wow at Spokane, June 16 to 21, will be Friday afternoon will usher in the June Crop Report. on a large and active scale. big track and field meet of northwest Washington.—A bumper wheat Cfop, Fire Insurance Loam Notary Public WM. WOOD, BIG BOSS. ESCAPES Twenty high schools In many sec­ colleges and Olympic stars, and in the sufficient to mill more than 160,600.000 tions already have selected their ath­ evening comes the Mardi Gras celebra­ barrels of flour and which may reach Was Found Not Guilty at Boston, of letic teams for the hcampionship in­ tion and confetti battle. The Pow the proportions of the record wheat Serious Charge. terscholastic track and field meet. Wow masked ball will be held in four harvest of 1901, if conditions from now Boston.—William Wood, president of The towns mentioned above will be large br'ls. on are exceptionally favorable, is the American Woolen mills, accused oi represented each by a band, float and The l ow Wow will be concluded on forecast by the department of agricul­ Chas. O Callaghan conspiracy to plant dynamite to dis princess. The princesses will rule Saturday with a floral automobile pa­ ture In its June crop report. credit the Lawrence strikers. Is a free over the Pow Wow the entire week, rade and a flower show at the armory, Government experts estimated this man. Following an all-night session. and the bands will compete in a tour­ which will be open Sunday afternoon year’s harvest would be 744,000,000 Bonners Ferry, Idaho the Jury In the case returned a verdict nament Tuesday morning, June 17, also. bushels, of which 492,000,000 bushels acquitting Wood on all counts. and will play during the Inland Em­ will be winter wheat—a record for this pire Industrial parade the same after­ Women Get New Styles crop—and 252,000,000 bushels will be London “Martyr” Dies noon. In the evening all these bands Chicago.—Trousers that are not spring wheat. The largest acreage »! London.—Emily Wilding Davison, will be massed for a grand concert trousers, skirts that are not skirts, but ever planted and favorable growing conditions account for the prospect for first "martyr” to the militant efforts under Alexander Llberati. a combination of both, will be offered The following towns are sure of an abundant yield. ol woman to obtain the suffrage, died by Chicago dressmakers as the “cure” participating: Attalia, Colfax, Coeur Sunday -t the hospital as the result of d’Alene, Clarkston, Colville, Cheney, for that naughty but popular slashed Rode 1600 Miles for $1000 Prize. The Pastime Cigar Store a fracture of the skull sustained in an Deer Park, Fairfield, Garfield, Hill- skirt. Kansas City.—A 1500-mlle cowboy t ttempt to stop the king’s horse, An- yard, Kettle Falls, Leavenworth, Mos Hereafter modern woman will pull race for a prize of $1000 started from cow, Nez Perce, North Yakima, Pros­ mer, during the running of the derby on her “pantaskirt” over her feet, not Kansas City June 7. Miller Hawk of The headquarters of old and young June 4. ser, Pasco, Pullman, Quincy, Rockford, over her Lead. The dreams of many Spur, Texas; William Benton of Sierra when one has a leisure hour or two Watervllle. Wilson Creek, Zillab, Se decades are coming true. The woman Blanco, Texas, and T. A. Anderson, aud desires pleasant companions Confederate Memorial Day attle, Ellensburg, Wardner-Kellogg, is going to w if.- the trousers. Thé Guyamus, Mexico, are the contestants and clean amusement. . . . , . Republic, Chewelah, and Wenatchee. modiste says, “let her have ’em,” and and their destination Is Winnipeg, Can­ Washington.—Confederate memorial Most of the following also will be ada. Each of the riders has a pack day exercises were held Sunday at Ar­ represented: Mllton-Freewater, Oakes- that sc‘.ties It. pony besides his mount They will go lington national cemetery under the dale, Grand Forks, B. C., Rosalia, Fer- by the way of Omaha, over the same Cigars, Tobaccos, Confections, auspices of southern organizations In nle, B. C., Lewiston and Palouse. Negro Hanged in District of Columbia route to Minneapolis. There each will Washington. Entries for the interscholastlc meet Washington.—Nathaniel Greene, a choose a separate trail. Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, have been received from high schools negro, who criminally assaulted ’ He—If I should kiss you, what In these towns: Colfax, North Yaki­ white woman within sight of the cap­ Montana Boy Suicides plain and fancy. would happen? ma, Grangevllle, Republic, Lind, Coeur itol on Christmas night, went to his San Francisco.—Because he was She—I would call father. d’Alene. Nez Perce, Missoula, Sand- death on the scaffold today, the first short $200 which he needed to lease a We Are Exclusive Agents (or the Victor Phonographs and Records He—Then I won’t do 1L point, Lewiston, Lewis & Clark High man to pay the death penalty for such ranch in this state, Martin Eyraud of She—But father’s In Europe.—Llp- School, Spokane; North Central High a crime In the District of Columbia. Collins, Mont, ended his life by Jump­ plncott’s Magazine. School, Spokane; St. Maries Indian He had confessed. ing Into the bay.