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HILLYARD HIGH LEADS GONZAGA Piles Up One-Point Margin in City Cage Battle Teams Fight Hard. Hillyard high leading Gonhigh Bullpups, to the half this in city cage battle. The action was fast and rious, with both teams playing speedy, but eautious, basketball. In their this Gonzaga won an overtime tile by 21-20 score. CONTINUE PROBE OF KIDNAPING BIG TIMBER, Mont., Jan. 18. Continuing their investigation the story told by J. Price, Big Timber and stock remedy salesman, he was kidnaped and held prisoner for 19 days, Sweetgrass county officers have sent to police departments throughthe west pictures of Frice, the peculiar type of and and wore when he vealed himself tion in Salt Lake In the meantime, human bones found in the ashes of shack formerly owned by Mrs. Price are held in custody of Coroner Graff. The bones, first as of and buried under his name at Bozeexhumed and the coroner's unable tablish their except that they those human. have been advised that been isfied ith Price's for pended of the payment to after husband greater part of the money rendered by Mrs. voluntarily mediately word that Frice in Salt Lake City. ULD ALLOCATE LUMBIA WATERS of Columbia river the five provided congress Oregon, of the upper house mittee de basin. bill came the include Suspends Business-Federal Examiner in Charge -Coeur 'Alene Institution Also Posts Notice. The Exchange National bank of Spokane closed its doors today. On the glass doors at the entrance of the bank was the simple statement: Bank closed by order of board of directors. National Bank Examiner in Charge. The bank has approximately $7,500,000 In deposits, and pected to pay out on the basis 75 to per cent. However, with the that probably will be levied by the comptroller of the currency, and the liquidating the paper held, the bank may pay out nearly 100 per cent. The First National bank Coeur also failed to The notice appearing on the door said: by order of the directors. Ed Flood of Spokane is president of the bank and Harry Wolf, vice Directors Adopt Resolution. The board of directors the Exchange bank held meeting this morning, and adopted the following resolution: Whereas, because of the publicity given the Harris defalcation, and to the Herrick failure, the subsequent slow but continuing withdrawal of deposits from the bank, and because of the fact that several recent negotiations for the sale of the bank have not met with success, and the increasing rumors to the bank which make the danger of run on the bank imminent, the board of directors feel that their first duty the depositors of the bank, and in order the assets and preferthe business of the bank shall be at once Resolved, that business of this be and the once notify the comptroller the currency turn the affairs of the bank to him or as he may instruct. Agreed Assessment. At the meeting of the on decided of assessment the stock share. A written agreement to be by pay such and within signed by ontinued
