TACOMA. Sept. 30 (by Associated
Press).-—Congressman Albert Johnson
in a statement made today charged
that the Wobblies were about to in
augurate a period of terrorizm
throughout the entire northwest with
in twenty days. Congressman John
son based his assertion on the re
ceipt of a letter stating that all pub
fic buildings in Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland would be blown up. John
son declared that the wobblies were
taking a referendum vote whether or
not legal defense should be provided
for members arrested as agitators,
the votes to be counted at Seattle
on October 15. After that reprisal
threats and other acts of terrorizm
were to be resorted to.
Federal officials here are investi
gating Congressman Johnson’s charg
es and officials of other northwest
cities will also look into the mat
t er.
KILLING FROSTS REPORTED
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
OMAHA. Sept. 30 (by Associated
Press).-—Killing frosts were reported
in several sections of Nebraska last
night, but corn has advanced beyond
any danger. The temperature was
down to 38 degrees at Goodland and
Dresden. Kan.
Best coffee in town served at the
City Bakery.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Dr. \Y. H. Chase, who has been on
a visit to his parents in New York,
left Seattle this morning on his re
turn to Cordova.
Mrs. J. B. Carlyle is returning
home on the Northwestern, which j
sailed from Seattle this morning,
after an extended visit to the states.
The cooking sales being held by the
Woman's Guild are for the purpose
of raising funds to keep the Red
Dragon open this winter as a public
library and reading room.
B. B. Neiding, the new general man
ager of the Kennecott Copper Cor
poration. is oh his way to Cordova,
having left Seattle this morning. Mr.
Neiding is accompanied by his wife
and two daughters. Misses Ruth and
Rachael.
SLAYERS OF SHERIFF
TO GET LIFE TERM
PENDLETON. Sept. 30 (by Associa
ted Press).—Irvin Stoop and Floyd
Henderson were found guilty here
last night by a jury for the murder
of Sheriff T. L. Taylor in connec
tion with the jail break of July 25.
The jury recommended life imprison
ment.
Neil Hart, of the same trio of ban
dits. was sentenced to be hanged
for his connection with the case.
Sheriff Taylor was one of the most
widely known men in the west hav
ing served as sheriff in Pendleton for
over twenty-five years. He habitually
wore a long Prince Albert coat and
a wide felt hat and was one of the
leading figures in the annual Pendel
ton Roundup. Sheriff Taylor was
well liked by all who knew him and
much ill-feeling was evidenced here
towards his m ir lever.-.
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SPOKANE, Sept. 30 (by Associated:
Press). — Five hundred thousand j
bushels of wheat are stored in ware
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houses of the Washington Grain j
Growers’ Association awaiting favor
able market conditions and two and ,
one-half million bushels of the pres-j
ent crop have been contracted for,
according to a statement issued here
today by George S. Jewett, president j
of the co-operative selling organiza-:
tion.
OVERLAND COMPANY
RELEASING EMPLOYES!
TOLEDO. Sept. 30 (by Associated1
Press).—Temporarily releasing over,
twenty-five hundred workers, the i
Willys-Overland Automobile company
closed their plant today. The com
pany announced that a falling off in
demand caused a temporary curtail
ment of production. During!*'normal ]
conditions the company usually em-j
ploys fourteen thousand men. Of
ficials stated that after today two)
thousand would be retained.
COOKING SALE
The Woman’s Guild of the Episco
pal church will hold a cooking sale
at Finkelstein and Sapiro's store oni
next Saturday afternoon. Orders may
be left with Mrs. Lou Smith. 2-t
Sun Maid Raisin Bread, always a
i favorite at the City Bakery.
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appearance of the man wearing
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You who wear thin underwear for
indoor comfort in winter and freeze when
you go out of doors.
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