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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
EMPL LOVERS ORGANIZE
TO FIGHT UNIONISM

NEW YORK. Aug. E--No effort Ia
being made to dissuise the activity
with which plans are being completed
for the formation, with headquarters
In New York. Of National Employ
ers' association. whose purpose will
be to protect the interests OF employ
ers against organised labor. The as
ISOLATION will. when rounded out. in
clude all the great manufacturers of
the country. the railroads. great re-
tail interests and the majority OF
banking institutions. Nearly all ex-
listing organizations. local in scope
but with the same object in view,
will be affiliated with the national
body.
The recent meeting OF few lead
Ing employers at Indianapolis was q
move In the direction of q national
association. although IL did not fur
nish the directing power. The move
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THIS BUST WORLD N bRItF.

wallace, 1daho.--James r. Sover-
eign. LATE editor of the Idaho State
Tribune. says that he win start a
weekly democratic paper here.
wallace, Idahol-"Kid" Goode. con-
victed OF murder in the second de-
gree in killing Mrs. Aubrey. has been
sentenced for life 70 the state peni-
tertiary.
Eavrs. 3ont.-Ths Montana Gem
trail train collided with tina west
bound Great Northern hero yesterday
afternoon and Six persons on the
main line train were injured.
wallace. ydAAo.--Ths county COM
missionsrs have extended the time
for the settlement OF the mine taxa
ton matter to October ! In order
that actions brought In the courts
may be settled.
Dsattle.--Gsorgs Van Worst Is un-
DER arrest Tor entering the homo Of
T. g. fippy. the Kioudihs millionaire
and altar positive ldsatihcation BY
Mr. tippy eoafesssd to thu crime
and siso 70 snssrisg the Lssshi PARK
hotel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

VIENNA, Aug. 5.--The emperor.
Francis Josef. rules over 16 separate
races who speak as many different
languages. While the two main d.
visions Of his empire are Austria and
Hungary. each of these IL subdivid-
ed into smaller states which have
their own ambitions and contribute
their particular troubles to the politi-
cal mosaic over which he rules.
The riotlng which has now contin-
ued in the kingdom of Croatia. a part
Of Hungary. for many weeks. is the
outward and visible sign of deep
seated nti-Magyar feeling. which
ever and again finds expression In
against the governor
Of ban. as he Is called. In the des-
truction and befouling Of notices
printed In the hated Hungarian Ian
guage. In threats against Hungarian
officials and even in the wrecking OF
railway stations and lines.
The racial antipathy Is aggravated
by the existing financial and econom-
icai distress. Croatia has no sugar
factories or parsfflne refineriss and
therefore has no import. Hence she
has been a heavy loser by the reform
in indirect taxation adopted some six
years ago by the Hungarian reich
stag. whereby the duty on alcohol.
sugar. beer and paraffine is paid by
the producer instead of by the con-
sumner.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

Frank G. Lorins. M. n. has return
Cd fuem an extended stay in the Buff
1alo Hump country. HI aags:
within m area seven miles in
length by three miles in width are
hundreds Of prospects known ~ the
Buffalo Hump camp. Il taltss IT.
name from q big mountain that can
be seen for miles in every direction.
Geologically the formation has every
mark OF permanency. tbs lodes being
big assures in granite. The veins
are white quartz, containing Iron and
Head sulphides which carry the gold
values. Roughly. 90 per cent IL saved
on the plates and the balance In
concentrates. The values range from
e12 to 3a6 Der ton.
AT the Jumbo mine they are con-
Aecting the lower tunnel by means
Of a raise with the center tunnel
Drifting is also being carried for
ward in the lower workings. where
there 10 13-foot vein of free mill
ing and concentrating ore. A 30
stamp mill IL being erected and q
tramway from the workings to the
mill Is now under construction. A
cyanide plant Is to be added.
1.-THE Concord Mining company,
owning the Concord, Mother Lode
and Ajax claims and the Concord
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

ment may b said to have had its In
csption with the National Manufac-
turers' association. but In the new
organisation the manufacturers asso-
citation will be but small part OF the
whole. The national association has
declared for: Freedom Of contract
that 10. no diotation By labor unions.
No sympathy strikes 70 be tolerated.
No Limitation Of output. Enforce
mont OF law"
Those who are directing the move-
meHt in It's early stages say that ex-
perlonce has shown the above plat
form the only one on which the ON
ployers can probably DO business.
The purpose Of the association will
not Be to fight organised labor. Blu.
solely to protect business interests.
Arbitration will not be- opposed.
neither will II be. An tntAgral factor
I'm the workings Of the national body.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
John Boyle O'Reilly,
Irish Patriot, Honored.

DUBLIN. Aug. s.--A handsome
monument srsctedsin memory OF John
Boyle O'Reiiiy. the gifted Irish pa
trio< and writer. who was as well
known In America as in his native
land. has Just been unveiled with In
terssttng csrsmeny in q quiet little
churchyard near DroEheda. the scene
OF his birth and early life.
The monument. which stands some
IL feet high. takes the form OF a
beautiful Celtic cross with a marble
bust. On either side of the bust are
symboiicai figures. Odd Representing
Erin ana the other Anssrfoa. - The In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

scription. which ID. In Irish charac-
O'Reilly. hero, poet. orator. faithful
to freedom ana to ireland. He bore
opprsssisn's doom In prison and In
exile with noble fortftude; a banish-
I'd man, his heart was here amidst
the woods and wales Of his youth.
Here in this spot he hoped he should
rest at last in the land he loved. o
God. grant rest eternal to his soul.
for he served Ireland" On the base
Of the monument 1t is recorded that
he was born at Douth. June IS. 1844.
and that he died at Hull. near Boston,
Mass.. on August 10. 1890.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

Atlantic Highlands, =. jim q "a.
knot breeze yesterday the new sham
rock defeated her sailing mate by
two minutes and q half In q i0-mils
beat and In the run Increased her
lead to ave minutes more.
Butte. 1geaA-It ID said that thu
Northern Pacific has organised a sur
veyins party to map out line from
Biz Timber to the Yellowstone Park
at Cooke City. Such . road would
tap rich mining section.
Waala WAjlA wash.-A ss-year
franchise has BEEN granted to the
wella Walla Gas = Electric Company
and with Il . raise IN the fee to Be
psid to the eitv frog ESQ q year to
tAoo for ~ nrst Ave ysars ana $50
more for sacA sueesedtag year.
Eassisoa. SdaAoy--l1np,oyss Of four
lumber Mills have quit work owins
% the pnlN Management not accent.
Ing the demand Cor the Montana
sealA wAtoA calls fer % cents ad-
~Nnes . day and . out down Of one
hour from eas e,d pay Of % q day
Of 10 hsSRs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
YOUNG Wife EL0PES
WITH AN Ex-CONvICT

PORTLAND, Ora. Aug. S.-Mrs.
Elliot Parkhurst. q young wife. aged
as. has slopsd with Harry Riley, an
ex-convict. They are believed to be
In Seattle. Mrs. Parkhurst 10 q
daughter Of sx-Warden James Of the
Salem penitentiary. Her mother Is
a sister Of sx-Govsrnor Gsers wife.
Riley served two terms in San QUEEN
tin and was again sentenced to five
years at Salem. While there he met
young Mrs. Parkhurst. who often Wis
tied her parents. Both are said to
have fallen In love.
Last Saturday Riley came from the
penitentiary. where he was released.
He was met by Mr.. Parkhurst, who
married Miss James seven years ago.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
Spokane
Building q Loan Society.
FRANK 4. CHASE, Seq.
thens Red l6lk Symeas Dlld
Spokane
Troop to Suhdue
Savage Head Hunters

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.--Advicsx
received today by the war department
state that the Philippine constabul-
AIRY has started to subdue the savage
head hunters Of Lepanto and Bontoo
provinces by force. Captain Nathorz
and 100 picked Igorrote volunteers
have taken tho traM to teach the ma
tivss a statutory lesson.
The head hunters harrass the
peaceful native villages on the coast.
Several small viilaSes have been to-
tally destroyed. They carry away
the victims heads.
Manila now has a clean bill of
health. both smallpox and cholera be-
ing totally eradicated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

Colonel w. M. Ridpath has asked
for a reduction Of the assessment Of
$4,000 on the Hotel Ridpath. claim
ing It because Of the damage done by
last winters fire.
II you become sick or meet with
any accident. you will be glad to have
something to tide you over such an
emergency. Now is the time TO open
an account with the Spokane & EAST
ern Trust company.
Water rents for the quarter ending
August I in the second water district,
that part Of the city west Of d.
vision street ana south Of the river.
are due and must be paid by August
"a In order to avoid the usual pen
atty.
The Club Cafe always n the ieaA
Our sse msSohants' lunch with beer
OF wilma from ii;ot to . ,. N. a. good
- ever. Headouartsrs for stsaks,
chops. etc. !. CAtbsrG. manager
Oliver Roundtrss ana John NJ. Teal,
drivers for eorsnssn 3 Stone. were
convicted before Justice Hinkie yes
p6GU9y % uWuHpiuB BofDaBo VnlhW-
fully within the city Mmits. and fined
$40 each. They will appeal from the
judgment.
You can set anything ycu want for
h sewing machine at J. p. Eastman
q Co.. t39 Rivsrsias. Phone Main
7As. Machines rented OF sold on easy
tsrma Expert repairing.
Captain Murphy ana Sergeant ia
cobs. both Of Vancouver Barracks,
are leading In the northwest sharp
shooter medal competition. which
opened yesterday at Fort Wright.
Captain Wren IL leader Of the local
shooters and eighth on the list.
Paul watelst was discharged by
Justice Hinlkle yesterday afternoon
from the charge OF smbexzlement,
but was Immediately arrested on
complaint from Canton. o.
The coroner's Jury decided that
John Running died from the result
Of blows administered by persons An-
known. Running's funeral was held
this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

He did not know Of tho attachment
between Riley and-hi wife. but felt
a kindly interest In Riley and took
him home.
Late Saturday night. while en-
route home. Riley assaulted Park
hurst and beat him almost TO DEATH
A hack drove W and MRS Parkhurst
appeared on the scene. The ex-con-
vict and the woman got in and that
was the last seen Of them.
Riley had told friends that he in
tended going to Seattle for few
days. then back to his old home in
Chicago.
Parkhurst is well to do. is an ex-
deputy sheriff and well known at
Salem.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

Harry Crosby OF Tacoma, deputy
county treasurer Of Pierce county. Is
in the city en- route to the interna-
tionai convention Of the Catholic Or
der Of Foresters. which convenes In
Dubuque. Ia. on August IL. Mr..
Crosby u the state delegate from
Warrington to the convention. Last
night the local lodge rendered Mr..
Crosby a reception at the home OF
John r. Fullner. ST., Third avenue
and Bernard street. About Is per-
sons were present.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 5.-whitaker
Wright. the defaulting promoter. ar
rived this morning. accompanied by
two Scotland Yard detectives, and
went Immediately to London, where
he will surrender to the authorities.
He says he is positive that he can
clear himself from charges Of fraud
In connection with the defunct Lon
don & Globe Finance corporation. He
seemed In q cheerful state Of mind.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
MOTHERS REST FOR
THE INTERSTATE FAIR

Mrs. c. G. Brown. manager Of the
art department ut tho Interstate fair.
purposes adding . day nursery and
restroom for mothers at the fair
grounds. It Will be located In the
gallery Of the main building. where
cots will be provided and toys on
hand to amuss the children. A stan
OF women to look after the little
ton while the mothers are free to
satoy the sights Is the problem that
at present confronts Mrs. Brown.
She hopes to obtain the assistance
Of tho Red Cross society In carrying
out her idea.
W., J. Kennedy. who has been ap-
pcinApd Judge Of the live stock sx-
hibats 10 . recognised authority on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

stock In the Mississippi valley. Last
year he was one Of the judges at the
International Stock show at Chicago.
and his services are always In de-
mand. He 10 at the head of the AMI
NAL husbandry department Of the
Iowa State college.
Smith b. Hall. manager Of the ia
bour Circus 4 Carnival company. will
be here this week to confer with
Storey Buck as to the arrangements
Of the grounds and other details
which have not yet been determined.
In the way of attractions at the
fair grounds b. Mcclellan Of Pome-
roy has been engaged. out OF many
applicants. to give the balloon feat
ures. He has . special torpedo act
that IL new ana highly sensational.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
Poured Water In
Me Horses Eare.

Joseph Heinssn. II years Of age. who
lives near the end of North Monroe
street. In Wallace Springs addition.
was ined 81 and costs in police court
yesterday for pouring water into the
ears Of horse that had fallen ax-
hausted. George Lilly. an elderly
man who testified for Hsinzsn. said
he. had poured water into the ears
Of fallen horses. and he guessed 1t
ttc<lsd them. anyway they jumped
up.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
Steamer Wrecked
but Crew Saved.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. S.-The steam
err Emerald. laden for Glasgow here.
coliided with the steamer Fillmore off
Bishop Rock lighthouse this morn
ing and was sunk Quick work saved
tho crew. but the steamer anA its
valuable cargo are . complete loss.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

SHANGHAI. Aus. s.-News has
been received here from the province
Of KwanssL whore there 10 an out
break Of rebellion. which states that
the now viosroy has taken the field
with nearly 5000 troops and a field
battery in an attempt to restore
peace.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.----Robert
Fitzpatrick. we'll known politician.
was arrested today ny secret serv..-
detectives charged with robbing t.,
mint Of SS6s. He has been employed
In q responsible position In the mint
for the past seven years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

TWO 1ADoAxns-l-room modern
house. $isso: s-room modern house,
$3.50. At the present price Of build
ing material and labor these buys
can not be duplicated for the money.
Pacific Coast Realty Co.. 81 Howard
street. c. L. Knox. manager.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05
DoY CU1HD or ooxrc Arrur
YxYSx0xAM'1 EDHAFllEUT
MAD yAILRn.

Ny boy when Z years Old was
taken taken With collie and cramps in hts
no injected morphine, but the child
kept getting worse then gave him
half a teaspoonfpl OF Chanibe rIain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh0ea Remedy.
and In half an hour he was sleeping
Shell Lake. Wis Mr. Wilkins \.
bookkeeper for the shell Lake Luua-
Der Co. For sale by all druggista.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

Csmihy as 4 does. In the busiest
season, When a man oan. least afford
Si srraoss very ds na SS.sk S snye
one Who has siven It I trial WIN
most pleasant rsnsdy In u1e tor this
disease is Chambsrisin'o Gale. Choi-
era 2 ~ and ,a.I pi ~ ;,m: !. :ss
a. one or two doses q n viii ours
any ordinary attack II never fails,
not even In the most severe ard dan
gerous cases. For sale By al drug
gists
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-05

We will locate you on timber
claims and homsstsads. few miles
from transportation. proof made at
Spokane. for 800. .Lichty d Culton.
50 Jameson block. Spokane.
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4 Tzw DA10Arus

so-acrs farm. part In timothy, for
sale or will trade for city property.
For saie--s4-room lodging house,
for $500. this month.
0xUDY 3 0nDO,
~ UAevsnn Street.
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n
31a Ysxnwsll NH. 1ea lnnAn lHgA
. eoo-New 3-room house. with city
water: eIoe cash. balance
monthly payments t13.Se. q
per cent.
elooo-New 4-room plastersA eoA-
taGs. stone foundation. ci&x
water and sink. lot fencsds
500 cash. monthly payments
ais. at per cant.
. eoo-Four-room house with citR
water. nice gsrdsn. roses anA
shrubs: 800 cash. balance n
monthly payments oe as -
per cent.
: soo-Two-roon house, city watsrs
$50 cash. balance $40 peg
month at Per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

full Southern democrats who would barter
their convictions for gain and who fawningly
make pretense of sympathy they do not
honestly entertain
Fortunately It isn't necessary in this day
Of enlightenment and liberal thought for
people or section to sacrifice it's opinions
and its real interests to attract money for
development; as the present progress OF
Texas testifes. and If It we're The Post would
infinitely prefer to see the South languish in
poverty to see It prosper by hypocrisy.
To such narrow and couceited republicans
as this correspondent The Post has no
apology to make. It has only to suggest that
If he will get out of the fog and malaria OF
the Louisiana awamps and come into the
sunlight and health Of the Texas prairies
and forests, he will be able to read the glorl-
Gus gospel Of democracy as It is preached
in these columns without injury to his tenn
per or digestion Texas has a welcome for
even his sort, for we know its climate and
spirit will make him cheerful and tolerant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
statues Are on Exhlbltl0"

Austin, Texas, January ao'--so .,tsss }
morning had been able to get ',in ~
ADEQUATE view Of the statues Of tut .s, q N
ton received by the State last h' 3 ,ssz
an idea as to the artistic worm "a ~
Each statue is life size, n s, III 4
estals and bases about four ies e., msiSs
granite. The statues are OF Al, VA Hsss
in its witeness. Both Austin q, az suatgl
repre-. ,nted as clothed in buekss as,, rs ~
and pants with fringed outer ''
upon their feet. e..,v IN sc''
The likeness Of each is petfsclls b,,a y
the portraits of each that nav absa bs
and handed down from the 'lnlss ro.sa 2
in the prime and vigor OF 'N'"
full early manhood. " l.aas n
The trusty wife Of Austin nj II y
shoulder. while he holds a sel' sL6ulIs
Houston has hanging from ~ H., hang
cloak and from his side 80 II ~
sigma Of his command as gsn''
Of the Republic OF Texas -. !, psdS.
The work OF these two STATUES ,,,adoorl
detail and from an ARTISTIC s' r,afk ib'''
spirit Of grace and beauty ma I'd arps'
challenge the admiration OF AZ hssa
patriotic sentiment that sSsil' 49,
Texan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
Houston, Tex Wednesday January 81. 1908.
y PAGES TO-DAY.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE,

There appears to be some apprehension
that rather serious friction may develop be-
tween the supporters Of the university and
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical college
during the present session OF the legislature
The ground for the apprehension is the fact
that both institutions are requesting appro
pri2tions which. ID Is alleged, will be used
in developing work along substantially the
same lines. The Agricultural and Mechanical
college is asking for money to extend its
work along all chronological lines 1t is
claimed that the university will use money
appropriated by the legislature to extend
existing engineering departments and to add
others
It Is hardly credible that the governing
boards Of the two institutions have delib-
crately adopted antagonistic policies The
members OF these boards are representative
Texans and it may safely be assumed that
they understand what services their re
spective institutions owe the State These
institutions are parts of one system ant
their boards unquestionably appreciate thc
need of preserving harmonious relations ant
the danger and discredit of discord.
rlous points of difference But II difference
do exist--and such differences will inevitabl,
be oxaggerated-it is plainly the part o
wisdom for the authorities to confer togethe
before their requests come before the legja
latuge for discussion. It should be easy tt
effect an adjustment equitable to both inst
tutions and productive Of the greatest goo,
TO the state
If struggle should be allowed to begin I
viii not only retard the growth Of both bu
will also engender bitterness that it will b
difficult to alay for many years. The Stat
needs both institutions and is willing an
able to place them on a high plane OF q
foienoy AT no time in the past have tn
conditions for doing something effective i
this direction been so favprsble, It woul
be very unfortunate if through dscord. tn
opportunity should he lost The public wi
Welcome any step eyincing spirit Of wise &C
operation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
Charters Filed.

Aushn.H Texas, January so.-Charters Of the
following corporations were fled with the secre.
tary OF state today:
Midlothian Grain and Lumber COMPANY Of
Midlothian, Ellis county, Purpose, purchase ana
sa,e Of goods wares and merchandise and aeri-
W. w. Major and T. M. Oils Of Ellis eount,,
The Grogan Lumber company of Harleto,
Texas, filed amendments to its charter ehang;ns,
its name to the Lodwick Lumber comnanv a,'I
increasing the capital stock from $4,000 10 $50.
600. r9N'-
amarillo Produce and Commission company Of
eoTporators' F. w, White R, G. Love ana W
z. Kirk u "
ne Glen Flora Sugar company filed an amend.
msnt 70 10 charter decreasing its ssn;,,I 49,.
isam siea-eee 10 sse.oso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
"a REPUBLICAN AND A GENTLEMAN"
The Post is In receipt of the following let
ter postofhce and names omitted

- La, January --- -
Plesss discontinue the tyial subscription Of
--- 70 your paper We find sou entirely
too partisan 70 correspond with our views When
the South be brought to recognize the fact
thar man may be a republican and vet be
gentleman, our real estate will be appraised (sic)
at Ave times its present value Until then, it
never can materially advance.
Entertaining these views, We not support
sueh sheets a. yours ---
To constant readers Of The Post the state.
ment that anything in the expressions OF
this paper impugns the personal character
of a republican on account OF his politics ia
amusing The Post knows some mighty good
people, citizens Of this State who are re.
publicans, esteems them for personal and
business virtues and counts them among It's
friends, though II has nothing in common
with them politically They have found
welcome in the South. have prospered with
It's prosperity and imbibed it's ambitions, and
some Of the same sort who once were re.
publicans are republicans no longer for they
have the discernment to see and the candor
TO own that the material interests and the
social welfare OF the South lie with the dem.
ocratic party
But to the point Of the complaint 1t is not
true that endorsement OF republican policies
or waverng in democratic policies is neces.
sary to enhance Southern values in land or
anything else. Business is not partisan
There are millions OF republican money in
the South more OF 1t is coming, and land and
other values are increasing by the plain law
OF demand and utility. Nowhere In the
Union is there such appreciation as has been
recorded in the South during the last few
years. and the South is still solidly demo
cratic.
Ths Post has a contempt for that sordid
spirit which ~suls sacrifice r,Inepis 70 man,
men, and republicans thens,elyss feel the
ssas centemRt Cor aesigninS and uniaith,