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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
THE CRISIS NEAR.
Ma'irid Newspapers Urge spa;n NOT i,
Yield 80 -
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says 'fIt1e nlsoirltlrt of d,.n,,,s,na, ~.
tsofutaon OF the crsiS) I1aE drawn
fnu CHI nearer There. may v,x+ ~, sr,,,
means to delay nleutters, but I'VE i1,,I,ht,
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ply ourselves to obtain q gain of time
or hstartslS devote ourselves 10 the
contrary In our opinion it would be-
81, I5t
aily extreme measure which would o-l1t
| me KNOT if we naLlvd to unite it. INl.4
-steulu.on rs such that by avoiding ex-
sei'naa Struggle we may fall into a st,ll
more slaVer one.
81 Lnperal concludes by calling upon
the ministry 10 identify Itself With ll,.
$50. ieeslliS vi lhe country 70
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,uz * al .ieae concludes by counsei!inS
~ t.as peoP!s 10 DE calm and not to en-
~ is,iI' nils soVgf1nlent in its difficult
~ ~, sl Ief., Iask
FL ilu 0ltepu'oNcan) chaucterizes
.ale ststs1heht regarding the reconcen-
$3.50 ~ S-uosl as fable and declares
. u.,s,e tlle limited States could not inter
oe To,,, M,'lityul provoking ule protests
40 :. -...o pe aioi seaAe ufl,e Aletne disaster
100 ~ ~ ~ eteat LOT Wai' W'lthout scandalz-
W., t,.,., o! ~, tifsIeloFe ule govern
az ut =, a'Slu adopted hlHnani ,anianism
S.,s-n,s ;, ~>''S' ~ Cloak 9lS sinister de
The ,.an,a-oai,.;o,
ren.arou nn;, S.l.''o says II rs the
| INC p;sll,- - = >os'l'' D-'Sti-
En,-.,1,,a..,,4,, m.e ely" o. u;ie struggle.
l=ss "a, iIe7a asa.itse tV!l. we, neVerahe-
A ,h, ,.1 ,e. i.uf,s hor t!le hest. L
IISano,. Sl,,aa%.e 80 Yesterday o6tWaen
CANA ~ AMI lrre Ps::,lMSr ana Sstlor
M dissr, ealnu 'seiior sollvela, header OF
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JInitpv1 Stat.s. n,. piop'seu Hs us'e
7, Wnasdf,1rd ani -, cnehel3i gre VIZ,
cr,,nssl.l, i;,. lS,si We Is
Ia rssolied r5, - IAN ''s,Or e.ss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
Installation of Elk.' Omccrs.

AS anrbunceu in an advertisement
published elsewhere the newly elected
officers cf Newport News Lodge No.
SIS. tB. p. .. Elks Will be ms tailed
tonight. 1T is expected that District
Deputy Carter Neal, of Richmond, wild
be present.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
WILL BE a CANDIDATE.
Seventh Ward Democrats Walt on Council
~ man Mark Mclaughlin.

y -, s. 1-------7--
Il Meeting Of tile So srltl Wssa8 DefIi-
ocrats was held, ait Mr.. 7. p. Doy:e's
store last night for the purpose CT s5-
lecring a committee to Wait GU Coun-
Gilman Mclaughlin TO urge him to be
TiJe meeting was called to order by d
McAviney and proceeded 10 bus mass
by eiecting Wrlliam .~Cole.n as CHAIR
man and P. F1. ES.au secretary. On
motion thd ch&~ appointed d commit tee
of five. c-tnposl;n of J. Murphy. D. Nc
Av.nary. T. p. Doyle. T. Dcherty and j
We'aNer TO wait ON MI McLau 9Th lin.
After a recess the committee made 1 re
port, the chairman sta ting that he he'd
waited on Mr. Mclaughlin and secured
his consent to USE his name as a o:n-
Nsdidate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
Acknowledged the Con.ribut,on.

Mayor w. a. Post yesterday received
@ letter fimm Mr.. Charles a Sci. eTen.
treasurer of the Central Cuban Relief
Committee acknowledging the receipt Of
S2OS62, the amcunt Of money forward
ed to the committee several days s4nce.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01

tom Is literally covered with sea growth
WHICH tends to reta,rd easy progresa
through THE water ss.ts.
In favorable weather and under ia
vo1+able conditions, The Fblttleslhip DIS ca
pable OF na'llng 17.5 or even Is knots
an hour. 1t is said on good authority
that at present she cannot exceed is
knots with her engines heavily taxed
The presence of the Massachusetts, In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01

The Adams Racket Store has opened
this week the largest stock of table
glassware they have ever shown.
The lime of turnblerx. both blown and
pressed, is particularly good. Bar glass
of every description. Price lower than
ever. MO- tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
SPANS REPLY.

Washington World
aened by MinMe
Spain to
Should herself be allowed
UNITED shouldn do So"
ACcEDEs NOR Rejects
WASHINGTON President
1unleSs to
expected 1T is at
most vague
more space impressions will
not do of posi-
demands Neither does she
Still left for future
s
propositions
OF
slardp f
with in
timewH is
considered cabinet and
decided whether utimahum b
ultmatum,
within
onsration This will be practically
70 o that exeter aa.a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01

me flying squadron would greatly da1-
ierfere with its progress in case Com
nodore Schley's fleet ds ordered into
Immediate action.
While the flagship Brooklyn Is capa-
tAe OF making % knots an hour and the
Columbia and Minneapolis can reel out
3 knots to their credit, this high speed
you'd be OF little advantage in squad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
A Happy Woman

Is the housekeeper VINO buys her coal
and wood from the Warwick Coal and
Wood CO., Twenty eighth street. ja14-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
WARlNEVlTA ABLE
Spain Makes R6p|u TO Our
Demands.
SHE DOES NOT HCGEDE;.
More D6ldu REQUESTED and MuGh Evasion
Manifested.
A COUNTER PROPOSITION OFFERED.
Reply to Be Considered by the Cabinet This
Morning.
WILL PRESIDENT MCKINLEY STAND FIRM?
Probably Ultmatum Will Be Sent Sagasta Requiring
Specific Answer Within Twenty-Four Hours.
In the Event Of Failure to Reply a Rejection OF
American Demands, Armed Intervention,
Arnountngto Declaration of War;
Would Follow at Once.

War with Spain inevitable. There is but thin g
that prevent it and that is complete back down
the part of the Spanish government President Mckinley
will not be permitted yield compromise, if he
is disposed to do
SPANS reply to our sar6nd for the immediate
ton Of hostities Cuba has been received Washing
It is unsatisfactory, and nothing remains for
this government do but declare Cuba free forci
bly, intervene if Spain attempts to continue hostiltes
Such is equivalent declarati on of The
crisis is at hand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01

pared to go up against the most power
full bait tlesship in THE world in a. stanml-
srifl enga cement. &
Divers went down on the ship yes
,terday afternoon to clean away the:
sea growth. ss5 .$
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-01
SPANISH CABINET MEETS

Significant Semi Official Note issued
After the Conference.
al
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

Monday rs Mr.. ID. McCuliifc WAS com
ing from joe Reeds sawmill with load
Of lumber for Mrs. Murray Of Emmett.
the doube-trec broke as he was coming
upthe Anderson canyon, just the rocky
cut, and the wagon went over the grade
and broke it up badly. Mr. McCulitfe's
foot got the brake rope tangled about it
and somehow he was taken over the grade
with the load Of lumber Mr. Vim. Par
rish was just ahead with a load Of lum-
ber from his own mill. lie stopped his
team and went back io The reck and dis.
covered that Mr.. McCuiic was uncon-
scious. He picked him upand bought him
To Emmett for medical treatment. Dr
Clymer was called but no serious injuries
could be found. He got some cNierna
bruises on his face and thinks some Of bis
ribs are fractured ON his left side. IL
was feeling much better Thursday bu
was awful soge. We hope TO see him on
again soon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
w. CT. U.
COLUMN.
Health

According to The Medical Record,
acctylene is the newest cure for cancer.
Carbide of calcium is applied TO the
cancercns surface and then moisieoed
with water Acetylene is at once evolved.
/ predicting at first burning sensation
and then exercising its curative effect.
There are nearly 5000 blind persons
+ in the United States, or 970 in each 1000
Oo0 Of the population The number Of
blind reported as receiving instruction is
! 1851 The number who are also deaf
mutes is: whites. 81 males and lO7 fe-
males; colored, 2s males and % females
Blind and idiotic: whites, 595 males and
453 females; colored, GO males and 81 fe-
males
Il is said that French statishcian has
discovered that in the 10Th ccninary the
average duration of doctors life was
only thirty six and one half years. In the
18th centuary it reached 10 years in the
eighteenth centuary forty-nine and two
third years and at the present time he
finds it is fifty six years. The same in
quircr purposes to ascertain whether the
average longevity of patents has increas
ed in the same proportion.
DR.. McChnahan states that cheap
and efficient sterilzer can be made IN the
following manner: Take an ordinary one
gallon tin bucket, twelve inches high,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

Democratic And Silver Republican
State Ticket
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

On the coming election day in Nov.
the ladies' Of the NJ. 2. Church will give
a dinner in Emmett for ihe purpose ot
navinq oH old Indebtedness and parson-
age improvements
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

slowly fall the leaycofgold and crimson
As the kindly VIE goes sobbins 10y.
Patient Earth wilhaleni grievins takes
them
Bears them on hcbreast uniilt they die
Ana the soul immcial. looking fondly
On the hopes hat raced vanished day
sccs her dreams uu slowly golC' and
crimson.
Even while theyhdc and pass away
Elizauh r. stur'cvant.
EPwoRTH LnGUE LESSONS.
Turning Pois in Great Lives.
Ocuaer.
October l6-Tm Choice Of Moses FN
,: II. Heb. II: 24-s. Led by Mrs. J. NJ
Martin.
October 93-Tn Report OF Joshua an'
Caleb. Mum. H. 90 Mum. 90 90. dosh
lis; II: l3, Il I'D by Mrs. }. F. Daily
October 9o-ThCalof Of Elisha l kim
10: 1921. Led byNathan LICK
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

The officers orthe Emmett Lodge No. 30
/. @. O.. It. for this quarter are as follows:
G.. T. A. Hall, Y. r. Mrs. A. VI Church
Sccy MIS-. Josie Worden, Financial See.
Mrs. 5. Lick. Treas. Mrs. j. u. Martin.
G.. II. W. Atkinson, Marshal, Mr.. Hale
Newly, Guard Mr.. George Weston
p. c. T. Mrs la Nina Z. Goold. Sentinel
Mrs. Florence Hall, / D.. II. TlmmonS,
The lodge will meet in the g.. y. i.
Hail every Monday al s P. VI.
New Millinery 40 Mrs. 4. VI.
Churches. Prices to suit the times.
Commercial Street
Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
FoRsALE

3l100--4o 4oacrcs highly improved farm.
100 tons of hay and 250 gallons OF black
berries last year. some pcaches tMs sea-
SON that measured lil inches in circum-
ference. An kinds oi fruit and plenty or
water to irrigate With. Tins place only
one IN lc tion Emmeti-Part cash and
balance on time. Call at Index office
for particulars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

IIIIIOI71WI : ~ y lT70N' = ~ '''-''7'7'
For Governor Mrs. Mary G. johnson.
Iieutcnaul-Go -Governor.-J. Ballentyne.
Representative in Congress-Prof. W. j.
Boone.
Secretary Of State-Rey J. W. Knott
Treasurer-J. J. Anthony.
Attorney General-Wm. - Hall.
Auditor-Bev. MIS-. Naomi Pnelps.
Supt, OF Public Instruction.. y
Reynolds, NJ Z.
Inspector oi Niu,s David Farmer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
Republican State Ticket

For Congress - Weldon y. Hepburn.
For supreme Judge d. w Standrod.
For Governor - a r. Moss.
Secretary Of State Robt $ Bragaw
For Auditor J. IT, Van Camp.
For Treasurer - Geoge w. Fletcher.
For Attorney General Frank T. Wyman
For Supt. Of Public Instruction
Miss Lucy f. Deane.
For Nine Inspector J W. sioddard-
Fer Juqge Third District.
George H. Stewart
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

NATANErD SEVERAL nusr" ,',,.. Ut. ,,,i th, ",
wv sons in this state t0nlhase "u' "uSlleSs "a
their own and nearby co9lies' Il II il'''nly ul-
Goo ,v,rl- conducted st one. Salary straight
5000 year and expense -aen.llto' poi,i'"e' no
more. no less salery. Naihly 20 references.
enclose self-addrassod aaiped envelope. Her
bert F.. Hess. pest. Def 81 chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
E0CALE'FTES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

Mr.. Marks has rented Thos. Peterson's
farm for year.
Mr.. T. Z. Morton of Fals's Store was in
Emmett the first Of the week.
Mr.. ) Bcycl. Jessie Campbell and T.
Kelley have typhoid fever
Mrs. A. ". Church is atte nding court
in Sweet the last Of this week.
Look out for The new rubber ware at
the Valley Store. Emmett. Idaho.
Edgar Meek. candidate forclerIS Of DIS
rict Court was in Emmett Thursday.
Park Waidwcll made flying trip TO
Nampa this week 10 get Mr. Montieth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters little girl is very
sick with fever but seems better today.
Mr. Marks brought Thomas Peterson
cattle from he Basin the first Of the week.
Mr.. i. p. tucker Of Falks Store made
the Index Office - business call "Wednesday.
..,...e .i..
'',''''o-,''9,' 90 - u,'..,.'.on Al
w. -
''"v', l''' '''... .. '''', 1,,..,oa, '',' qs,
them.
The Baptist began seriesof meetings
in the Epicopal church Wednesday
''''''S'
Mrs Lick aud her brother Mr.. Woods
of Horseshoe Bend, made a trip to Boise
'"'' "''"'
Mr.. Cartwright wants all the eggs at
~ cis per doz. that the Index readers
can bring him.
Miss Lille Murray returned from the
Basin Thursday where she has been visit
Ing for some time.
Mr. Mclean. who obought John Carter's
farm near Emmett. moTed his i"mi {"
mat farm TUESDAY
te rrqparrd for thc reoalr's Part,
.,eakiur and come out to hear them
ncy, Monday evening.
Mf' " A. VI "''' '''' '''''
from MS olS o,"' nun '.' '' '''
1--WE o"' "''''" We '''''
Canvon county was the banner connii
III the gruitezhihit a. IN" 'h'ef-M'"n'a'i
A.. r5o,oi o,l co,,onts are ror rent
7,,.'...,,i.,l.,. c.li ono or address. Ar,
~ - ei..,,
c.ld,eii 1l,ho
=. J.. hHo'F""'N ''''7'r'' ''' ''''' " .'''',
'Nho 1r" "iu enough To- N"'' ~ wen ~
-N' " ~ ' -
Mrs Stei- bower VINO mas pee" Sl'c'"'"
a few weeks in The Basin with her ms
} l,,,,.l ,.i,i.p,., fo F,,r,4lt for the winter
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

DJn't Tobacco Sri. and S=ioho Your Life away.
TO quit toharco onsi!y aud forever, be mag
netic. iul % lie, nerve ana Nigcr, take No-Iu-
B;.c. the wordcr-wnrSer. that makes weak mon
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure euaran-
teed Booklet aud sample free, Address
Sterling Kennedy &C., Chicago or New York
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14
xo-ro-r..sor rifty Cents.

Guaranteed ,ossss baDls egre- sI =, Taes weak
men strong, blood f.0'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-14

Mr. II. @. Noncc is the proprietor Of
the idaho nursery at Nampa lie carried
away some Of the premiums from the
Boise Falr and at the close oi il DEE srut
part OF his s-ocb Omaha Exposition.
Call and examine bis fruit trees and ber-
~ bushes, etc. See his ''4d' in the Index.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
A run TODAY.
Torpedo Boat Rowan to Cruise About
the Sound.

The torpedo boat Rowan Will be given a
short spin today under the direction 81
George F. Coleman, United States marine
engineer. and his stan Of assistants. who
came 10 Seattle from New York 10 insp7c.
and thoroughly examine the governTne 1T
craft; The Rowan will bs sent along only
at moderate speed. and no attempt VIII
be made 20 beat railroad time. The run
will not even be a preliminary speed trial.
but viii be made for the purpose OF In
scecting the working Of the machinery
ana boilers. Another object Mr.. Coleman
has IN making the run Is - get acquainted
with the employees Of the boat
The engineers spend most OF their time
At the boat. and Engineer Coleman stated
Last nigat that fire had been started In ons
Of the boilers since the beginning 81 the
inspection. He also said that he was well
satisfied with the Rowan, as far rs the
Inspection had PROCEEDED. ard re was pro-
fuse in conoiimenting the Moran Bros.
on their ability as boat builders II is
very evident lu dying from the tone CT
Engineer ColeEnan's remarks. thai the
Rowan VIII have no trouble IT passing final
Inspection.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
DIRECTORS HAVE THE SAY.
Assistant Attorney General Files AN
Opinion on District school Law.

Special Dispatch to thu pos,-Intcli!eencer
OILY MPiA, Sept. i2--AssSstant Attorney
General Vance has filed an opinion in re-
gard 20 the length OF time Il school must
be held In q district, the query coming
from the school directors of Spokane coun-
ty. AS the law is silent on this point. Mr..
Vance draws the conclusion that where
the law Is silent. the we'll proven ana rea-
sonabie custom must be received as law.
and 1. Is his opinion that 1t ls tie duty OK
the directors of n school district TO keep
the school open so long during the school
year IA the funds and financial condition
OF the district will permit. Not. of course,
for the entire twelve months, but the gen
erai principle throughout the state. that
district schools should be Kept oren not TO
exceed nine months during the year. would
be held by the courts 10 have tho effect Of
positive law.
There is no question that the taxes lew
led In a school district ina county are for
the purpose OF keeping school oren and
not for the purpose OF accommodating idle
money.
The only way TO escape holding the nine
months term OF sscf1ooi would be upon a
showing by the directors that the finan-
cha! condition did not warrant continu-
ance Of the school. sh 1'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
CITY NOTICES

made On such irs; -iHfent on or 2eIoFV Nas
sa.N sax az October l>.$. she same snail
leone delinquent ard shall bear interest
a. the rate Of per cent per 3h1a1A S"ss4
r,ssa ana Il rot paid before sad Nfne :
"a ~. srsrYs tefipaaeuf shall D. e0isrS!
-, he annual tax Toii Tor She eafEen; |s@ !
against sach To- and pArce! OK iAh2, a.
Tsrf thereof, So delinquent, ans "'sa ne
s..s~ass ana penalty ehaH ee ceLstts1 -
a.. - - ..xss toasp,ssv WITH ssicn additional
cearses er penalties "a are sgtsog@aed %
y. rharsea and collected en- o'aeT @e1.''-
aren't taxes ard each lot Or pagcs- 81 sS' al,
=. So ss,.aess 7,s.rt win interest fenaits
ana rosts In the manner praVs5s< ~ "a ~
"''~ A II. F6N9TE.
Cstv Treasurer - THO city 81 S%@Es'S-
Date 90 girst publication sep ~ 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
n clean game. Not a man walked to first

clean game. Not man walked to first.
four were retired fer pounding the air. and
six scattered hits were al, the Tacoma
sluggers could land against him Blonde
work with the mask was exceptionally
good. Andrews and Haynes served as bat
terry for Tacoma. Haynes had three pass
81 balls. Andrews let three batsmen walk
10 first, struck out five men, hit one with
pitched ball and was found for seven
hits.
Tacoma secured the honors for the two
double plays In the game. both clever and
clean. In the third inning Bahh.tt and
Clark doubled up Gaumnitz and Rand. and
In the seventh inning Andrews and klsiber
retired Corbett and Rand.
The teams play here again tomorrow and
Thursday. finishing the week at Seattle.
The score follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
; - = :
HREN tiles.

The civil service commission Will hol3 Ia
regular meeting tonight in is Offices AZ
the city hail.
In the Tastet States court yesterday
Nicholas perret lioe!sd the se1oonef Ma
ron % recover 81 81 as SEAMAN.
o, T. Rsrrows yesterday Informed the
police that his cigar store NJ 5l5'a Second
avenue. vas aHrS'arlzcA or Monday even
ing Between so and SAP cigars were
taken.
The .nnera! services Of John r. Grit
fifth baggage master az the Seattle * In
sernatlonal were held Monday morning AZ
the family residence sIt Alder street. Rev.
william Davies and Rey. Hugh W. CO.
christ ufY;ciaiea.
c. r. Morrison. ot Portland. Or. Is IN
the city searching for his son Lloyd. wno
tets home Friday IN company with another
boy They are supposed 20 have come 10
this city. The boy IS described as 10 years
old and large for MS age
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-14
Grnvcscud Races,

NEW YORK. Sept. i3.-The-e was plsn-
~ Of excitement al the opening Of the fall
meeting today at Gravesend. Results:
Five ond half furlongs-Him Time
won. Miss Miriam second, lambert third
Time. l.0s4.
Mile and a sixteenth, setiing-HandpIe Ss
won. Ben Ronald second. Merry IT.nce
third. Time, l49
Six turtongs Junior Champion stakes
Armament won, Rhtnalander second
Ahena third. Time i1t,..
Mile and a quarter, first sPscial-gria-
Sweet won. Candlenlsck second, Alice Far
leigh third Tine. 2:01L.
The ti.th race was declared of
Hitchcock steep!echase handicap, two
and half tnises-Wood Pigeon won. Olin-
5e5
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HON ARD FREEMAN WINS.
Portland Bieyc,fst Beats Major Tay-
Tor I'm n Two-mtle Race.

NEW HAVEN. Sept t3-Tse a,.e1dar~ -
q, The National bicycle race meet 81 e.
r,.ra park today - T. ss3. Tho tine e.
tfIa professional events was siow
In fhe hsls-snile amateur handicap. which
vas made ia enc minute ia new
worlds competition racord was estab-
NSa@3.
orr mite National championship. pro
tes~tonai~-Wou by Major Taylor Arthur
Gardner second, II. +. T'e-r.}i. Saa Eraa-
cisco IhiFG. Tine, - So.
Two r9zia handicap. profess .onsi-W on
rs II r Freeman. - yar3s. 90 Portland
or: Maior Tay5nv. scratch. second
Fr4uk Buj}er. Cambridge. ~ yards. third.
Tine 5~s5
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SPOKANE RESPONDS LITERALLY.
Miss fIn Affords Patriotic Idea Meet
ing With Success Everywhere.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteihgenctr.
SPOKANE. Sept f2-1'he efforts Of Miss
Ala Hanfori to purchase n silver service.
by popular subscription, 20 be presented IA
Admiral Dewey III recognition OF the gal
lara work done by the flagship Olympia.
has born frus; In Spokane.
The local organization known az the sons
and daughters OF the Revolution has
taken the matter in charge and they prom
.sa that every citizen OF Spokane will be
called upon 90 add their 'riiyidusl mite
towards oontr .buting to- such IA worthy Of
ter.ng
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Team Braces rp and Does Really
Gaal Work

SPECIAL Dispatch - tAa Fos,-Ta.sllxeuce
TACOMA. Sept ) Seattle wan ;o1ays
game S~te against 'ae local ;esm ~ /
s-ors 81 - 2 a-5 xo1 TIE game = every
sense getting netflEK ghst ;nsy "a ~.
earn. Murray =. *hors. Blends sss.a1 tzs
bat ani Pssrogs NJ nrst ali 2xs - arsac
ball Parrot accepted %ers>s..s chances
g.gSoa. a fgsns ses pss ~ sassa wzs
81 - the star 1ns > E>rn Pet.
Tacoma. 1aba.s! A. seS-aa Sc tas Eos.
affective woEk :5r his teaI-
Andersen ia LIS box 1sS Seattle Pitched