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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-13
SPORTING NOTES.

The Tammany Athletic club of
Boston, Mass, has arranged a good
card of boxing bouts for its patrons
tonight. The principal event will be
furnished by Joe Walcott and "Jab-
Der" Carey, the New York middle
weight. who, until few months ago,
was sparring partner OF Jack Munroe.
the Butte miner heavyweight. Wal
colt and Carey will try conclusions
in a 10-round bout.
Harry Forbes and FRANKIE" Neil,
after finishing training this morning,
are in fine shape for deciding their
claims to bantamweight honors in
their 20-round contest in San Fran
cisco tonight. They clash at 116
pounds, one pound above the bantam
weight limit. Tonight's encounter
will be the second meeting between
the two. Their first tilt was at Oak
land, where Forbes won in the sixth
round, after Neil's seconds claimed
their boy had been fouled. They were
rematched, but Forbes went wrong in
his training the day preceding the
fight and his brother Clarence, who
was substituted, was defeated in the
seventh round.
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that his department has yet brought
to the glare of publicity.
The crime was most unexpected but
none the less remarkable. The fact
that II is seldom committed reflects
the greater glory on the department,
and Spokane can indeed congratulate
itself over the foxiness of it's police.
The force is kept so busy arresting
DRINKS that it has had no time to
trace 'Mitchelrs assassins or Run
ning's murderers. to find clues of the
highwaymen who held up Schoonmak-
Ell OF those that robbed the Hillyard
cars, or of the bunco men that fleeced
Harrington out of $4,000, and when
this is considered, this last brilliant
stroke evokes universal praise.
The villain caught red-handed at
his crime was exCounty Commission
er G. C. Gemmill, wealthy lumber
man, and his heinous crime was spit
ting on the sidewalk.
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RING CAREER or JErrxrrs.

1t was Tom SharKey who gave
James J. Jeffries his start in life.
This the sailor did in q 20-round bat
tie in San Francisco May 6, 1898.
Sharkey was known as the toughest
and toughest of the fighters OF the
coast, and when the rugged young
boilermaker stood up before him for
the limit, and won at that, the lat
ter's reputation was made. Jeffries
was 23 years old at the time. He
was born in 1875 in Ohio, but had
spent the greater part Of his life in
California. Jeffries acted as sparring
partner to Corbett when the latter
was training for his fight with Fits-
simmons. For several years after
this he met in succession a number
Of prominent fighters, defeating some
and getting draws with others. Some
Of those he went against were Peter
Jackson. Pete Everett. Tom SharkeS
Bob Armstrong and Joe Goddard. He
continued this in and out fighting
until 1899, when, under the manage
ment Of William A. Brady, he went
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two weeks since. Belief is preva-
lent that he was robbed and MUIR
dered and body left in the position
to conceal the crime.
Washington.-Fifty people attend
ing the sale of Senator Stewards
(of Nevada) dairy farm were taken
violently Ill, suffering from ptomaine
poisoning. An investigation devel-
oped the fact that timed beef was
responsible. There We're no fatalities.
Portland, Ore.-General c. F. Beebe
of the police committee has issued
orders prohibiting patrolmen to ac-
cept drinks or cigars while on shift
and compelling them to wear white
gloves. Neither may the officers talk
to their friends while on beats.
Oyster Bay, L. I.-President Roose-
welt is entertaining at Sycamore Hill
the members Of the subcommittee of
the senate committee on finance,
which Is engaged in drafting a cur
rency measure for introduction at
the extra session which will be called
November 4.
Glsndive, Mont.-A holdup occurred
on an extra freight tram and Thorn
as MCGOWAN OF Philadelphia and an
unknown man are dead and William
r. Menshing is severely injured. The
attempt was made on party Of six
laborers who had locked themselves
In a boxcar. The attacking party
numbered three, armed with revolv-
ers. Two of the robbers have been
caught.
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SCHM|Tz TRYING To
SETTLE PHONE STRIKE

There are about 1900 striking line
men and the electrical workers In
Frisco number 5000. Should these
go out, the strike would assume huge
proportions. Mayor Schmitz Of
Frisco is using his influence to pre-
vent sympathetic strike and to get
a meeting between the telephone
company officials and the western
conference of the electrical workers
President Sabin has thus far refused
to treat with the Western confer
ence
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CLEVER DETECTIVE
WORK BY POLICE

The summer sun was sinking in
the west and the jaded workers were
Fastening home to rest from a weary
day. Some of the throng hurried
along and some dragged, while others
loitered listlessly. But one among
them strobe VIGOROUSLY, with he
roic strides and close-fitting hat, a
CLASSY CLEAN lighting his classic
features.
1t was Spokane's celebrated Sher-
lock Holmes. the "0ld Sleuthw of the
northwest, Chief of Police, Woydt,
the terror of criminal DRINKS. And
right good reason had he for his tri-
umphant air, for this day had witt
messed the eliminating event of his
official career. the most startling ar
rest in the criminal annals of his
regime, resulting from the cleverest
detective work in unearthing crime
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CAREER or conBErr.

James ]. Corbett was born in San
Francisco September /, 1865, and con-
seQuently is nine years older than
Jeffries. Corbett as a youth Joined
the Olympia Athletic club of his home
city and took boxing lessons from
Professor Walter Watson. He enter
ed amateur tournaments and won
championship competitions half a
dozen times before his eighteenth
year. HIS first engagement as a pro-
fsssional was with Dave Eiseman,
whom he disposed of in two rounds.
Other professionals ne met and de-
feated in those early days were
Mike" Brennan, Martin Costello and
Professor John Donaldson. The COM
plete record Of his fights after he
attained prominence is as follows:
1sSs-Billy Welch, San Francisco,
1 round, won.
1SS6-George Atkinson, San Fran
cisco, 2 rounds, won.
June so. 1sSS-Frank Glover, San
Francisco, rounds, draw.
May 10. 1Sss-Joe Choynski, Fair
fax. Cal. police interfered, contest
postponed.
July 20, 1S89-'Dave" Campbell,
Portland, Ore. 10 rounds. draw.
June 5. 1Ss9-Joe Choynski, Boni-
cha, Cal, 81 rounds, won.
July Is, 1sSS-Joe Choynski. 4
rounds, won.
February IS, 1Sso-Jake Kilrain,
New Orleans, rounds, won.
April 4. 1s90-Dominick McCaffrey,
Brooklyn, 4 rounds, won.
May FL. 1S91-Peter Jackson, San
Francisco, 81 rounds, draw.
October s, 1S91-'Ed" Kinney, Mil
waukee rounds won
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Advices from San Francisco re-
garding the linemen's strike state
that should the strike remain I'M
settled much longer the electrical
street railway and electric corpora
lions would go out in a sympathy
movement. The strike of the electri-
cal workers would be confined to
Frisco at the start but would prob
ably spread to other cities should the
telephone company stand firm.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Paris.-Reports are received here
that King Menelik or Abyssinia is
seriously Ill.
Toronto.-Tne Iron de Quot won
yesterdays race, beating the Strath-
coma minute and half.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Fire in the
Radcliffe Furniture company this
morning did 100000 damage.
Washington. - The international
Typographical union has decided that
The next meeting place will be St.
Louis.
Rome.--The pope this morning
drove and walked IN the vatican gar
dens. A lightness in his head is the
sole reminder of yesterdays coll
lapse
Curlew, Wash.---The Bodie Mining
company is about to install 50-ton
examination amalgamation-cyanide
reduction plant on its property to-
gether with sawmill. The company
will expend $4,000 in machinery.
Kingston, Jamaica.-Thirty fatal
tiles have been reported. principally
among seamen, and five steamers Of
the United Fruit company wrecked
o. result Of yesterdays hurricane.
Portland, ors.-Judge Gilbert has
denied the application for an injunc-
tion made against the extra-lateral
rights Of the Bunker Hill mine. made
by the Empire State-Idaho company.
MISUNDERSTANDING Shaw has
removed Cobb. special architect Of
the immense new Chicago federal
building. Cobb II known over Ameri-
e. for his work on the Columbian
exposition. No reason is given for
Fairfield. Wash.--George squires. a
prosperous farmer. was found hang
1ng In his barn yesterday. rndica-
tions point TO death having occurred
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sTo0xHoLDEHs' 111HTINo.

Notice to the stockholders of Union
Manufacturing company: You are
hereby notified that there will be a
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Union Manufacturing company on
August "a. at 1880 p. M, at Central
Labor hall. corner Post street and
First avenue, for the purpose of
electing a board Of trustees and
transact any other business that may
come before the meeting. BY order
Of trustees,
J. c. DONALDSON, Secretary.
Spokane, WASH, August 8, 1903.
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KENNEY lou vICToR.

Before 10000 people Bud Doble
drove to victory Kinney Lou in the
Empire stake in the grand circuit
races yesterday at New York. Kin
ney Lou won two straight heats in
2:09 and 2:07%. John Taylor. Jay
McGregor. Texas, Senator Mills, Nc
Adams, Jr., Sadie Patchen. Margaret
Bethgrove, Cole Direct, Katrinka G.,
Free Silver. Mary Joe and Patchen
Maid also started. The Empire stake
was worth $4,000 for 2:20 trotters.
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Typo Convention.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Today's
session of typos was delayed few
this morning until copies of
q pamphlet had been circulated
throughout the hall but in which the
label imprint had been
destroyed. The pamphlet presented
the employers side of the contro-
versy in Seattle and Spokane.
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The Indians touched Carter up for
20 hits yesterday. securing the game
from the Senators by. score of Is
to z. The game SO far as the locals
were concerned was won in the sec
ond inning, when a fusillade of hits
scored eight runs.
Score by innings:
Spokane ......1 s 0 2 l 1 a-15
Helena .......0 0 0 0 / 0 D 3 Z
Summary:
Earned runs-Spokane IA, Helena
4. Home runs-Frary. Three base
hits-Nordyke, ZalusKy, Dunn, Car
isch. Two base hits-Hanson (2),
Ferris, Huelsman, Nordyke. Sacri-
fice hits-Carney. Stolen bases-Fer-
ris. Struck out-By Hogg Z, by Car
ter 8. Bases on balls-On Hogg 3.
Left on bases-Spokane z, Helena 4.
Double plays-Hogg to Klopf to Ia
husky. Time-1:56. Umpire-Warner
Ecorer-Patton. Attendance-500.
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rxxEB REASONS WHY

in theater programs fs
the best:
They are absolutely, before the
patrons of every theater every night.
They reach the superior class Of
the buying public.
Besides the representative citizens,
they reach the hundreds Of transients
who visit the city.
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SPORTING NEWS.

to New York and secured a mattel,
with Bob Fitzsimmons, champion OF
the world. The contest resulted, as
all the sporting world knows, in a
victory for Jeffries in the eleventh
round. The record Of Jeffries' prin-
cipal fights is as follows:
April 10, 1877. Van Buskirk, San
Francisco, 8 rounds, knocked out.
May 10, 1s97-Henry Baker, San
Francisco, 9 rounds. knocked out.
July II, 1s97-Gus Rubin, San
Francisco, 20 rounds, a draw.
November 80, 1S97-Joe Choynski,
San Francisco. 20 rounds, draw.
February %. 1S9S-Joe Goddard,
Los Angeles, rounds. won.
March 22, 1s9S-Peter Jackson,
Los Angeles, 3 rounds, won.
April %, 1S9S-Pete Everett, Los
Angeles. 8 rounds, won.
May 6, 1S9S-Tom Sharkey, Los
Angeles, 20 rounds won.
August 6, 1S9s-Bob Armstrong,
New York, 10 rounds, won.
June 9, 1S99-Robert Fitzsimmons,
Coney Island, II rounds, knockout.
November 8, 1S99-Tom Sharkey,
Coney Island, rs rounds, won.
April 8, 1900-Jack Finnegan, De-
troit, round, knockout
May IL, 1900-James j. Corbett,
Coney Island. 28 rounds, knockout
1s01-'Hank" Griffin, Los Angeles,
1 rounds, won.
September "a. 1901. Kennedy,
Oakland, 2 rounds, won.
November IL. 1901-Gus Rubin,
San Francisco, rounds, won.
July 25, 1902-Robert Fitzsimmons,
San Francisco, rounds, knockout.
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The people who attend theaters
have to read the program to see who
is playing and what the act 10 about.
The theater programs in this city
are the best. the cheapest medium for
small advertisers. for their ads are
read by $4,000 people every week
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Local Markets.
Prices Paid to Produc srs.

Vegetables-New potatoes, 75c
sack; dry onions, per h., 1@1Ac.
EGGS and poultry-Ranch eggs.
fresh, per case, So; ranch but
ter, per h.. 12015c; scalded hens and
large yellow chickens, per lb., 12hc;
alive, per h., lie.
Livestock-Cows on foot, &c; dress-
ed, 5h q &c; steers on foot. sac:
dressed, enc; sheep, on foot, &c;
dressed. 6hc; hogs, on foot, &c;
dressed, &c; calves, 6Q9c.
Wheat-The mills are in the mar.
ket for wheat and are paying in the
country Csc for club and red wheat,
sacked, and CSC for bluestem. sacked;
s0c: timothy hay. per ton, 81 @11.50.
barley, per cwt. soc; oats, per cwt.,
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JEFF AND Oo1DETr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1s.-Con-
trary to expectations, the betting on
the Jeffries-C orbett fight IL still
light. The champion remains a 2 to
i favorite. despite the fact that many
good Judges have picked Corbett for
. winner. At Los Angeles Jeffries is
q to / choice. The belief is ex-
pressed here that 1t is more than
likely that the long end money will
20 begging at odds Of 2 to /.
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MARKET BRIEFs.

A carload of California water
melons arrived this morning and tile
dealers are retailing same at soc to
soc apiece.
The first shipment of Puyallup
blackberries was received today.
Prices, two boxes for 25c.
Puyallup red raspberries are get
ting scarce. but prices still remain
at 10c per box.
Some splendid local grown cucum-
bers are on the market, the prices
having fallen to two for &c.
Egg plants are worth 15c and zoe
apiece today.
A shipment of bananas Is in. but
dealers prices are still soc per dozen.
The indications point to an increase
in price, due to the recent devasta-
ton Of q large area Of cultivated ba-
mana land.
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Turks Defeated
By lnsuruo nls.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. is.--Aa-
vices today state that y number OF
Turkish soldiers were attacked by in
surgents near Prelip and several IN
surgents killed. Encounters are also
reported from vodeni and volenitza
between a detachment Of troops one
of insurgents under Sarafoffs. The
latter claim they defeated the Turk
ish troops with a loss to the latter
of 140 killed and wounded.
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SOFIA, Aug. 13.-The insurgent
organ Antonomie today boldly prints
the names Of the chief leaders Of the
insurgents OF Bitolia. The insurgents
now seem fearless and court pub
licity.
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Itcbtns Pies nrodnce moIstmrs ana
cause itching. This form. as Wen a.
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Pilos
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. soc q jar at drug
Write me about your case. Dr.. Bo-
sanko. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by
Chas. McNab. corner Warrington
street and Riverside avenue.
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Lolita, the Electric Dancer, is one Of the most fin
ished performers in her line that the people of the
Northwest have ever had the opportunity Of seeing.
Among the list of electrical dances that Lolita will
present while here, will be the butterfly Dance, the
'picture dance,' the silver Dance Tin which dance
she wears costume containing over 1000 yards Of
lace) the ''re Dance, and her celebrated electric
fountain dance"
Lotta's performance will be one of the leading at
fractions of the Labor Carnival be held in Spokane
for one solid week commencing August oath.
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Chinese Army Defeated

HONG KONG, Aug. 13.-Tne Chi
nese imperial troops have been de-
feated by the rebels at Hiveuchau in
southern China. Three thousand
troops to reinforce the imperial army
have arrived at Canton.
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xisn.--A rowboat used as ferry
on the Niper was disabled today and
carried down stream to the rapids
and capsized. Twenty-Five were
drowned.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-Ref-
cree Graney still insists that the de-
cision will go to the man who has
made the better fight at the end of
the twentieth round and that he hopes
for and expects a knockout. Jeffries'
appearance has forced odds up to 10
to in his favor
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

nue.; small capital required; money
maker. 1882?
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SOFT D1INxs.

Nick Noce, 41S Main. soft drinks.
fruits, confectionery. cigars, tobacco.
Patronize him once and you will
again. 220-s2.
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Hris, y. Y.-The fishing tug silve

Erie, u. 1.-THE fishing tug Silver
Spray was nred upon by the Canadian
revenue cutter Petrol yesterday while
engaged in fishing in the lake. Those
aboard narrowly escaped. Four holes
shots. The smokestack was carried
away. The matter has been laid be-
fore the customs, house authorities.
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PAWN D1oxE1s.

Pawn brokers and loan office. We
loan on jewelry, diamonds. watches,
chattels, household goods, etc. p.
Bickford. 33S Main avenue. Goods
stored. $3.50,
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KO1 SALE-lGIsCELLAN
$50, new mich COW: team, wagon
and harness for $125. John R. Price,
1923 Sinto avenue.
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Large. cool and nicely furnished
single and housekeeping rooms. sixth
floor Jameson building. Tel. Black
Gal. 221-O.
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Flat of four rooms and toilet In
brick block In center Of Spokane for
rent, $25 per month. Elegantly fur
nished. Furniture for sale for less
than so per cent Of invoice by Ed
wards g. Truitt, 528 Fernwell. 230-?
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FUNERAL DxREOToRs.
Gilman & Co.. funeral directors. go
Sprague. Tel. Main sol. 1890.
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lEaArid.--rhe resignation Of. Ger
vera as chief OF stan Of the Spanish
navy has been handed In. M.
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E11PLoY1rENr AoENoIEg,

Bee Hive employment office and
real estate. S3s Main avenue. Any
thing you want in line Of help con-
fer with us. Prompt and reliable.
221-o.
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GOOD FIsKYN0.

Camping. fishing and picnic parties,
I can take you out. w. p. Nichols.
439 Cleveland avenue. Tel. Black
1881. 240-S.
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TACOMA WHEAT.
TACOMA, Aug. 13.-Wheat--No. L
club. Csc; bluestem. Sic.
San r1AMCxSOo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.-De-
cember wheat closed this morning
s1.47A per Genital: December barley
closed 31.06A.
LIvE1PoOL.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 13.-Septembsr
wheat opened 6s sid; closed. IS bAa
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Three nice light unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. S0sk Fourth
avenue. $3.50.
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Nicely furnished rooms, single and
housekeeping; bath. Fourth floor
Marion block. Tel. Red GIL. Tran
sients. 1870.
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m oTHE1 CITIES.

San Francisco, Z; Tacoma. I.
Salt Lake, s.; Butte, II. =
Seattle, 8; Los Angeles. I. fagJ
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aoo,m-xo rousnxrrrua.

Rainier-Grand. Mrs. J. c. Stewart.
proprietress. The finest furnished
rooms in the city; bath.. s11M Riv.
erside. Phone Black 265. ITO.
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OzOnlta uthla and Beer on Ice.
quart bottle zoe. 3 for SOC.
Florida Cooking OIL.
one gallon jug. $l.OO
CASH BARGAINS.


2-oz vanilla extract, regular 40c. 300
4-oz. vanilla extract. regular 76o. zoo
16-oz. vanilla extract, regular 81. Sl.75
zoe. lemon extract. regular 25c.. 400
16-oz lemon extract. regular $1.2b. 81
dozen pint Budweiser. regular Si.6O,
special .................. .o1.A0
Pure maple sugar. h.. regular 20c l6o
Sage and tapioca, Id. ........... 30
Salmon steak .................la ko
Halibut steak .....,............. Ioo
Fresh shrimps ..................eo SOC
Black bass .l0o
rxoxs rxcxAxaz .. h.,
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ALAMEDA. Cal, Aug. 13.-Cor-
belts utter lack of nervousness is
the main feature Of his condition to-
day.
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February 16. 1S92-"BHr' Splitting,
New York, 1 round. won; Bob Caf-
frey. New York, 1 round, won.
September Z, 1s9z-John L. Sulli-
van, New Orleans, FL rounds, won.
January 25, 1S94-"Charlie" Nit
chell, Jacksonville, Fla, rounds,
won.
September Z, 1S94-Peter Courtney,
Orange, N. j., rounds, for benefit
Of the kaleidoscope
March II, 1S97-Robert Fitzsim-
mons, Carson City, New, IA rounds,
knocked out
November 20, 1S99-Tom Sharkey,
Lenox A. c., New York, won.
May IL, 1900-James ]. Jeffries,
New York, 23 rounds, knocked out
OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 13.-Jeffries
arose late and ate breakfast in the
kitchen of the Hotel Metropole
Afterwards he held reception on
the sidewalk outside He will do
light work at the Reliance club this
afternoon.
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EXPRESS,

Prompt attention given to all ex-
press work. N. w. A. stand First and
Post, phone Main 2096. Residence
E1204 Empire. Lidgerwood. 234-6
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.


Young man to do general once and
outside work. Answer in own hand
writing, giving age and experience.
Address n, Spokane Press.
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Carrier boys from IL to Is years
Of age wanted at Spokane Press Of
nee.
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DErEcrIvR AonNCIEs.

The Theil Detective Service Co.
We do a general detective business in
all parts Of United States and Canada.
Spokane ONCE, AS Empire State
building. w. 8. Swain. manager. Day
phone. Red 1871. Night phone.
Front 81. 1853
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PACIFIC T1AMsrE1 90.
Freight, furniture, baggage and
parcel delivery Tel. 800. $500.
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